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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-07-30
Loci6n antihsrpttiCa
DEL DR. MoNTEA

q. Hslog meSlloamento para
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s6n Go q 1omcaEo de aplscarsa-
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rsUs, cApesses, nAnchas J espasi.
LA e. u cara Exlto saguro Z
samea3AmEGA.
psaAAn ea sosAAa lAa hs sseaa dc Ia
|IasA Al poE aAyes, cAsa dol eeAni
Qaaaauxzzssy. aspus.saxso.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-07-30
ANTONIO LlHlu | lblRlLf.

aocszs 90 nes~eAo txsl : o.
- Ahxxaaa &c lcw flnsssca
$500 &c Mas2FsA = raxxso- Asens
- - sesn Aa,asxse 81 - Cagssai de
= u mmassaaA. oEsvse saze snwvsaaca
s.sssls ss.assuaAssa q So AaEsUso . sshsA-
-. ae ss4s IaAA pAsA Aasn a kss'
- - Azssswzs0 ss ] iassssss q uoa~
- - $50. TaTAaAa - Cae@-
=. a. nssas ! kn ssaa 60
-. lsalsszsa1as ! slassa y
80 aa - As<aa
sarAme. NEms ~ J
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-07-30
AMIGOS DElTODOS
PILDORAS HOLLOWAY.

Millones de personals, ,,en todiaa
LIS parties del mundo, recomiendan
diehas Phdoras como el mejor res-
taurstivo de Ia salud que SO como
ce. Elias curan todas las afeecio..
mes del eorax6n, del higado, de
estomsgo, dc los rinones y de los
intestinoss J remueven Ia acrimo.
MA To natuleneia y Ia cardlalgia,
expulsando de Ia sangre toda In
purera, fortsseciendo completamen.
te Oh sistema nervioso y dando LL
tono SaludAhle ! Ia. ogganixaCI6
genera.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-07-30

Conpaaia dc Seguros contra
laeentlos, dsnominada ROYAL
Dc Liverpool.
Empress ae SECURES marinmos,
siavtsles y seErsstrsa "The Indem.
city Mutual Marine Assurance
Compaay Limited y, domieiIiada
ea LozdreG
Agsasss 6snsrales, Sobrinss Dc
ksessssxa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-07-30
UEGUENTo HOLLOWAY.

Este maxavilloso bSIsamo sano
lnfanolemente las heridas antiguas
las hagaa, y los males de plernas ,
de pecho. Por medic de an q.
Iauencia las Gloeras viralentas ts.
man may pronto an aspecto con-
valeciente y desapareeen. JamAs
dejas eAte ungnento fsrrigerante.
dc producer una eura perfecta de
laa afeccionea dc Ia miel, los cons.
tpAdos, laa toses y el renmatismo,
a0n cuando se ha apelado en- vano
4 sodos los demAs remedies.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-07-30
COLORES EN- TUBOS !

eARA La PINTURA AL OLEO J
La OUARELA, Sc AOABAN DE
REOIBIR. EN- ESTA IMPRENTA
Holm (6;snsl.
Betdn.
BlAnco de piarS.
BlAneo de plome'
Blaneo de zinc.
Axul celeste.
AEul de cobalte,
AAul de Prussia.
0astahO (6rEH )..de MAEss.
Osetafao roio.
CAstAno d Van Dyrk
JArmin Quemads.
OArmin de rubiM.
Oenixn Gxul.
bermell6n.
autAgamba,
Gris do PAyns.
Indigo
Amarillo dslcadmioi
Amarillo do eromo elags.
Amarillo de egomo oaeug
Amarillo indiana.
AmkEillo do EapoIss
LAcA qnsERdA
LmcA cayminea.
Laca ruhiR
LAca anAFillA
LacE ordinarla.
L@ea violada.
Negro de marHl.
Negro de dnEaxne
Ocgs eastano
OcTs amnrilln
Oefs rojc'
OcFe de EnGAI
UltrAmay
Pisdn De hislI
RcEo Dc Sasarna
Roio Do VsnsciA.
sangFs de DrAeo
SspsA-
sspiA eoloEssda...
&ammlsa
nntnra nausrc.
IisFa Dc Oasssl
Terra de Oolonla.
IisrrA Dc Italia nstunr
nsEra d Italia qEsmada.
hsErA dc somhFa natarsl.
TERRA de scmhfa qnsmads
TERRA de elsna natural.
Tisrsa Il Hisna qasmsla.
Bsrnsll6n.
BsEmsll6n lnglfG
BsEmsll6n d 0AlaA
HsRSs laglk
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-07-30
A v ISO.

Sendo oeo imitaciones Las Pdoaa del doctor
Revern hago emas las reparadas excn
acedada Famaca de los aenOres Vale Canc
los depostaros verdadera formula cDos ean
torzados para mi nombre dchas P1doras.
0ep6stos Capital, GuiermetyPonce, Vale OancioArec
Farmaca Rvera-Ooao Farmaca BetancesLare Farmaca
Iturrino- Oiales, Farmacia del Lcdo B. Marxuach.
DOCTOR ~ RETER0N.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-07-30
FILETES.

psFa salas Dc sahseos desde ss
- hassa 81 miiiar.
lansEasia - BoIxrrs de- "A
LTas !: aasssega e Mssis, Pusr,s.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-07-30
SEUlICIO COSTE0O ED PTO. RICO
VAPCR "AVILES >.

SaIdrA de San Juan todos los Misr
coles al amaEacer, una vsx por sl Est
y Otrs per oil Osate, tocando en- 10
runtos dc Fajardo,. HumAcaO. Arroyo
Ponce, MayagusE, AgusdillA, y AreCi-
bo y vice Versa Esspsctivamts.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-07-30
REMOLCADOR

Esta empresA tiene el vApOE AGUI-
LA, potente para IsmolqueS pOr las
Costas dc este IslA, y habilitando De
bombsa para Rchiqvas ' ttilss para sal
vamento.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-07-30

esta nduAta duIane Und0 fb
Meico otroe p0eS perme oecg al p6bco un aCo ana
puede moraR partea guna bajo nng6n conoepto
Nuestras LUZ BRlLLANTE ELEFAN LIZ S0T n
ssan regadas persegrA tOdO gor ley os fa
fca0ores -
P6eo Refnado aGas LuzSoar" &255 Gaia de lOpslonea
6ante extra INA E Eeante 265 a dem de idem idem
0onSina 1OO Ia iden de idem idem
0asoima l: 400 idem de idem idem
Ageates generas para toda Ia i SOBRNOS DE Ez0UIAGA
San Juan, Puerto -Rc0-Oale de Foraexa ndnero IT
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-07-30
TINTAS PARA ESCRIBIR
EN La UPRENTA Dbl "BOLETIN MERCANTILE.

Las tiDtas para eScribir que Vsnas eyta CASA.
prOCedentes dc las mgOres FabriCas del mundo in-
dustr'al. uOSadmiten cOmp0t0nCia On sl marOadO,
Sus nermosos cOlOres, su durabilidad. sus salec.
tas CaseS las gerantiZan, dandOes patante dc pro.
duOtO superior
Anadase 0StO La ganga de una baraturs sin
igual, J SO COnVendrd en- que nuestras tintas nara
oSCribr tiansn Jon perfaCtO dGrsChO OOnQuistads 10
pre1aranOia general
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-07-30
90 0s
DOCYRINA CRISYlAAL
-aPoRAGIL EsTEvE.: !:

Nueva edici6n perfectamente
,mpresa y encusd sdernadA en- car
ton. ) NUEVE PESOS gruesa
Tomando. 10 grueaas 90 haes
nm buen descuento.
pe yenta en- ests. Imprenta.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-07-30

La bolsa, el Oomercio =
las sociedades Mercan.
| tiles, l tomo..--....
Leeciones de Derecho Mer
cantil, por yarios alum
nos de don Luis Silvela, 1
tomO.-.--s.~.. I
Idbro de las Satiras, por
don Ventura Ruiz Agui-
lera, comprende: Sati-
ras, La arcadia moder-
ma, Grandezas dc los
pequenOs, Epigramas y
letrillas, Varlas fabulaa
Moralejas, 1 tomo, rus
tica 260 paglnas...---- /
Candido, NOVela por don
Mariana Ramiro, l to-
mo r6stiCa. a...--.....
RinConete y Cortadillo y
El hcenclado Vidriera
por idem, un tomo. zee.
Los Banos de Argel, Co-
media, por i'd, I'm tomo.
81 gallardO espa1lOl, ldem,
pOr idem, un tomo. a..
Puntos de vista, por don
MiRoel Moya. un tomo.
La leyenda DO Noche-bne-
na.~~s~s ..-~-@ .-~>-.@
M hijo del SaCristan, por
don Carlos FrOntaura,
q tomoe. ..........--.
Ec0s Nacionales y Oanta-
Hlres, por id.-.---..-.-.> !
Felipe 29 Estudio Hist6ri.
co crttico, poE v. Co
mez, ! t0mo
hierro, Estudio cienuti-
10, por don Julio Co
M0z%~--~~sess....s...
habltablhdad de les AS
aLr0s, pOr don Jose Mo-
reno Fuentes, l tomo..
MueDIes y TapiCes, segun-
,.da serie dc cartas q una
-,senoElta sobre la haDi-
taOon, por 4. MIGUEL y
aBadla, / t0mo.-.-.-...
domsnaje PoeuCc, Poe
sias de S5 ingenioA
tomo-~--~ s@~~~@
Uamelias, poesias de San
Martin y Aguilera, / to-
no.s $50.
Leyenda do los Reyes, no.
Yela historica, por don
Torcnato Tarrago, to-
o"-s-.-~~ ---s~@.sa.
Los Pueblos Jovenes, es-
tudIo hlst0Eico -filosoflco
sobre los Essados-Un
dos J IL Australia, l To-
Mo. Mo.s.s..s-.~~~ S...A~ 1
Anatomia del coraxon Dor
don Teodoro Guerrero,
3 tomos...---..-
Las madSss, por Frontau.
~, l tomo.----....
Plato del massimonlo, por
uaefFego y sSp6lSeda,
AoAAos --~@...
OaaEaEes dc I'm vielo, Dor
don Teod0Go GarEsoxo,
/ toulo. ...........~....
Uuentos soclales, por Id, /
eoAA0s ss.s~~s~~~~-@
PocslAss por den Antonio
+. 6Fiao, / Eorno $50 "a.
Los entEcmesos (da UrT-
vantesh 2 tomoa. ..---
La g'EAAagla y Ill asnAnte
lioesaia se hi, Gonao. -
L>&s doe doncu1lAs y La
nnTEa dc la saagss ce
fsSac&n, | Eotao o.-~---....
81 u@aamicato .eng Aiaoso,
Dc lelcn, ! somo.-.~
ViNse sasa gagnaso po0aaAs .
sNax iii / ssxyssn
hi Coaoso Exgsrmulao y La
| ~ aagsdAs poS lasm. TN
SAs.4's - . -r~- s~u~~~~-s s4..~
Ass --- ~-~ ~-~~~~-s~
orgca del paAxso uA MA
4 IansA ! saaao--~--~....
Ia Laeaa Eos el Duruuaa
1 pzss fS@@2Aa y baas@a.
~9 - ~~4-@s s@.-~--~. ss.@
Ia I@e5sae&a 3s -. nasos
1 c. - EHg0@eRaza01 40
4 e&aA. ga fA=eaa ruxxa~
1 sAaN ! @assAs.
= asss@Ssm - aa.ssasAas
| Aasss<ak1@a. pa dos 4
| s@aass AssxAs. / sasasA
EAv@s@@a &s kAs@ Jaas kaAaus
~~~
Asssx sm a~am aa 90 hamms.
4 , @xAEsA xae@as. s....w~~-
- s@AAa AaMAe 5 nwaaa.
1850. *@<s..e s
| sssAsa asxse wG a4m sagsean 3
4 A@ssas ssa. ,..a-..~.-~.
8 saa@ss AsAss5ssA, > saA
4 @s fsssAsa ~---.~~.~~-~
ssAsaa ssasa , azs91@s~A .
&s@A sw@sag -
A4 u& yxasm @. . asp
sssss ssssss .s-@ua@~~.~.
- sssA@ saxaaAae msm3A
@aa asaa vsssssA .~-~-~
) mama y xnm - "a ssaa.
n &k@@a so 3 m@ 90
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-07-30
Vinos dc RUKDAy f0ROl
Z qINYO Y BLAlC0,
mHM sEIIcis QVR sRCsKsCl
AL PUBLIG0,

Assbsn De rscibirss, en- u tisndA q
q, Garcia 6 20, San jose ndm. !, los
msgnifcos , scrsdisaaos vinOs tnsC'
: S,anco Dc RueaA J Toro (Osstisss)
: A. dstallan por botsllas, gArrafonsH
sasr.os !, nsdiaa pipes, 4 pFssioa con-
T1uasrs On eusnts gus 10 citadi
tisnda Is @ inica que recibs tan as'
quisitcs vinoa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-07-30
LUZ BRILLANTE.
La ,LUZEEN EL MUNDO De LOS NEGOCIOS.
AOEITE PARA ALUMBRADO DE- FAMILIAS

.osO 80 cIptO SSOn com
'nsti6n ezpontdneas.
Sin hGmo ns mai olor,
Este aceite, prooucto.de
ma fabrication especial
es igual, sino superior q los
lue SO importan del ex
.ranjero bajo diversos nom
ores y marcas, tantos Dc
sus cualidades lumfnicae
'omo nor la seguridad que
1trece 4 los consumidores
&Nuestrosprecios son mu,
cho mas reducidos ouels4
70 las marcas extranjeras,
lue con este mayor precio
10 bEindan 3 los consumi-
iores ventaias de nj sxuna
,lase.
La 0YnArfannfo uf3Ursxs
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-07-30

T'2OGE RSPAHULRS CORRROS DIX Las LAfILLlS
y trasportes miIitares
De Sobrinos d( Herrera, Hsban&.

Los vapores de esta empresa efec-
tuarAn su Dslida degde este puerto en-
los dias S, 10, Is, 30 = IS de csda mes,
1 les S de Ii tArds en- los dias dc labor
y 1 las l2 del dia en- los festivos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-07-30
LINEA DE PUERTO-RIOO.

Salen los dias 10 3 30 los vapores
que hacsn el servicio de Uorreog.
El del dia 10 tocA On Nuevitas, Giba-
r., BAraces, Guantanamo, OuDa, Oabo
HRitiano y Port-au-Pri Puerto Pla-
ia, Ponce, MAysgnez, AguAdilla = San
Juan de Puerto. Rico. Al retoruO harA
sscalA en- los mismos puertos.
III del dia 80 ir& por Nuevitas, C-
bara, Baraeoa,.. Guantanamo, Cuba, San.
to Domingo, Ponce, Mayaguex, Agua-
dilla y San Juan de Puerto Rico, vi-
niendo poE los miSmos puertos.
RetornarSn saliendc de Puerto Rico
Loo dias 80 y 8 respectivamsnte; toca-
ran en- Ouba los diae 30 y ., llegsndo
4 Ia Habana en- lRa fechAs corrsspOn.
dientes 10 4 y Il dc cAda mes.
Ninguno de sStoa dos vApores tocaTA
q % retorno On Guantanamo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-07-30
LINEA DE CUBA,

LIegarAn solo hsgta Santiago de Cubs
los vapores que saleR los dias s, Is y 35.
Los de los dias s y 25 tocarAn en-
Nuevieta, Puerto Padre, Gibarn, Maya.
RI, Baracoa, Guantanamo y Cuba
I'll dia Is hark las mismas escalss,
Z exception de Ia de MayAri, , adem&a
tOcacA en- SRguA de TAnamo.
Todos retornar&n verifcRndo aus So
lidas de Ouba los dias Is, 80 y s, sfec-
tuGndose las sntfadas en Ia Habans
en- las fschas correspondientes de 10,
30 y Q de cadA mes.
Ninguno de estos vapores tocarA D
90 Eetorno en- Guantanamo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-07-30
LIBROS BARAT0S.

De venta, en- 10 ImpEenta del
BoLETB MERCANTM.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-07-30
yAPORES.
roRRM0s-MSR A&0&&S
AZ La nnKPANIA rRABAFLANTIcA
.ANTxA
g~DE A, LOPEZ - Go.
x.rriain nara Puerto-R -Rieo y IL Hsbana.

0eFviei0 para Fu0fLU 10
--4r-
SALIDAS.-De Barcelona los dias y 30
le o.da mes De Malaga sl ~ Ts-Dsua-
air 81 10 SO.-Ds Hsatander 81 zo.-De u
OoruHa sl 81.
Re- exuepdsn biIletes dlrsctos para Mayagasl
Ponce. Santiago dc Cuba, Gibara, N1svitas.
Esbsnilia ' Colon, con trasbordo On Fusrss-
Rico Habana.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1893-12-09


tious, and accidents are few Speaking TO
New York Press reporter, Alfred Girardot
said
People who have been saved from
drowning do not show n very lively sense
Of gratitude. Most OF them don't even say
THANK you Why, last season had three
cases In one day-all Of them pretty far
gone too. pulled them ashore, rolled the
water out of them and restored them to
consciousness, and then they were taken
away 10y their friends. Do you suppose any
one Of them ever came near me after that
60 say n word of thanks? Not much. was
working on n salary Seer
'lhe further gone "A man Is the easier 1t
~ 20 save him. You get n big, stout fellow
caught In the current near one of these big
posts that the piers are built over, and let
the tide get little the best Of him, so he
thinks he's going to go down, and it's as
much IA a mnn's life il worth to go near
him. just CO show you what mean there
was big German down here last season.
He got under the old pier. and the tide car
ried him against one of the posts, where he
hung on for dear life. There's always a big
hole In the sand mt the foot of these posts,
and when this fellows feet failed to touch
bottom he thought he was gone sure He
couldn't swim, and he held on to that post
like grim death The tide was rising and
coming strong. and he was getting big
mouthful Of salt water every time II wave
struck him. ] yelled for him to let 20, but
he was so badly ratified he couldn't do Il.
There's only one thing to be done in a case
OF that kind, and did IL. swan up back
OF him and hit him a crack with my fist
under the ear that completely stunned him.
Then IL was an easy matter TO get hold Of
his head and bring him ashore. The blow
probably saved his life and mine, too, for II
ia taken hold Of him at first he'd have
drowned me TO a moral certainty.
II had TO hit woman that way once and
it nearly broke my heart to do it, but she
had me by the neck and was slowly drown
ing me, so there was nothing else for me to
do. The fellow with her threatened to
thrash me, but n policeman took care Of
him, and he had TO pay fine next day for
making the threat
THE nearest | ever came To being
drowned was one day when | was trying to
save "a little l3year-old girl She got her
arms around my neck In such a way that il
nearly strangled me. and for some time
couldn't get any foothold ON the bottom
But finally, just as l was about To give up
the struggle she let up ON my neck for n
second. and squirmcd away from her and
got my head above water Then got mold
Of her from behind and lowed her In.
"A thin woman will fight like a tigress
generally and try to climb up you as IL
You We're flight of stairs You have to
duck such a case good aud hard to get
clear Of the clinch-that is, when you put
their heads under water II they're not too
far gone they'll let 60 and try to paddle TO
the surface Then you can get a fresh grip
on their hair from behind and keep out Of
reach OF their arms
You can talk to a man sometimes and
get him TO do what is necessary 20 be saved
easily and quickly, but a woman-neverP'
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1893-12-09

The writer was al his tailors the other
day when he saw among the articles COM
plcted and waiting 10 be delivered suit
Of light corduroy. what Is that fori" he
inquired. For mining engineer IN Mon
tnna, was the answer. Gle needs some
thing made OF the strongest possible mite
rial for the rough work in which he is en-.
gagged The most singular thing about
that suit, however. is the number Of peck
cts Ia the cont. How many do you sup.
pose there arei Not less than eievcnl The
coat, you see, IL "a sack. The outside side
pockets are nude double-that il. they
may be described as one extremely large
pocket divided into two parts
"1hen on the inside. opposite these
double pockets ARE two other large ones,
each with Hap and button 70 hold IL
closed Then there nre two breast pockets
outside and two inside on both sides. aud
finally small change pocket-elcven in
ALL They had TO be- made OF certain sizes.
too-perhaps 20 hold books or something OF
that kind Il took one workman a whole
day simply TO put In those pockets.
should think that when the wearcr got
them AN filled he would be pretty well
loaded. shouldn't youF-New York Trib.
une
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1893-12-09
Both Woman sunragists.

Mrs. Greenleaf. wife of Representative
Greenleaf, of New York. is credited with
the conversion of her husband to woman
suffrage principles Mr. Greenleaf was
the sponsor Of the bill presented in the
house Of representatives providing for
the passage of constitutional amend
ment that the states shall have the sole
right to decide for themselves the ques
ton of complete suffrage for women
The Greenleafs have only made their
debut in strong minded circles within the
last three years. and already Mrs. Green
leaf is the president of the New York
State league They live in Rochester
1t is n kind of training school for them
and the question has such strong grasp
on the Rochester situation. no matter
what the topic. that there is a very lively
association there in which all the young
people are interested. and nearly rs many
members are young men rs young WON
en-. Mr. Greenleaf says that if It had not
been for his wife he never would have
put in any suffrage bill. but that she con
verted him. and now he is a good woman
sutfragist. Mrs Greenleaf, however
will not allow that it is her fault at all
but thinks he only needed encouragement
to speak out in meeting. New York Adj
vertiser
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1893-12-09

have the advantage of operating much
nearer her base Of supplies.
Ii Hung Chang, Chna's principal vice
roy and actual ruler, shrewd, farseeine
and up to all the tricks Of European diplo-
macy besides a few unique ones Of bis own,
long ago saw that China would have to
modernize her methods and equipment,
and the work had already begun when the
Tonquin difficulty brought his country and
France into collision and emphasized the
necessity for the reform.
Then gun factories were built and Ger
man and English worSmen imported to in
struct the Chinese in the manufacture Of
all sorts Of weapons, great and small, and
to initiate them into the secrets Of modern
ammunition makers. Vast arsenals were
erected and filed with these new materials,
and foreign officers were employed to drill
the Chinese soldiers and sailors according to
the latest aud most efficient tactics.
A shipyard was established at Foo-Choo,
on the Min river. and has. already turned
out n number Of armored and unarmored
vessels that bid fair to prove formidable
Vessels were purchased also from the ship
yards OF other nations, England and Ger
many supplying most Of them. So far as
can be ascertained, the navy of China at n
recent date comprised armored and %
unarmOred vessels of n distinctly modern
character, without reckoning a mscellane-
Gus lot Of old fashioned but still useful
craft
The armament Of all these vessels is Of the
most improved character, Krupp, Hotch-
kiss, Armstrong and other breech loading
steel ordnance being employed quite rs lib
orally as in other modern navies, and even
the deadly torpedo tube not being neglect
ed There is no reason why Il inch, 8 inch
and inch krupp guns should not be as eff
fective in Chinese hands as in any others,
and they have them and have been taught
by the Germans how TO use them.
The aim of Ii Hung Chang has been to
put China in line with the modern great
military powers and to make his people
proficient in every branch of the modern
art of war. To do this foreign instructors
were necessary, but after learning what
the foreigners have to teach the Chinese
will be independent Of them, for they are
not leaders The viceroy may soon be able
TO demonstrate to the world the facility
with which his people grasp at progressive
ideas.
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imoff. which preceded her by a few weeks,
she got frozen up in the Baltic and couldn' t
get here in time. The Nachimofr is Admiral
Kaznakotf's flagship. and it was from her
he went to pay his visit of congratulation
and inspection.
The Nicolas is the largest worship ever
seen in New York harbor She is steel,
copper sheathed battleship of 1900 tons,
326 feet long, 81 feet beam, twin screw,
with a speed of 10 knots Her horsepower
is 5000. Her turret armOr is 10 inches thick,
and her armor at the belt line is Il inches
Her deck plating is . inches She carries
two IL inch guns, four . inch, eight inch
and 20 rapid fire guns She was built at
St. Petersburg and was launched in 1855
Her cost was about s., 250,OOO. She has a
crew of ESQ men, men in the steerage and
a Greek priest, besides the complement OF
officers. There are IS men in the wardroom
and > petty officers.
On the rail about the forward smoke
stack there is a circle of ESQ pairs Of leather
boots The men 20 barefoot most of the
time in pleasant weather. putting on low
cut yellow shoes for drill, and the boots are
used only in stormy weather. They are
stored ON deck because they are much easier
OF access there in case OF emergency than
they would be in the dark hold. Another
funny thing to see ON shipboard is a bicycle,
which some of the younger officers ride
about the deck when time hangs heavy on
their hands
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WHAT COM THE CHILDREN PFY

do children pay'@ said young man Hugs
n-pullin ri hi- hair
lest wall till. say long enough Tor you TO nave
a pair.
You'll have more sense than TO stand np anu
throw your time away
By ask In sech fool qucsiion Pay Great scott.
Yesl Night and day.
You 60 home tuckcrcd out al night. fhey l.
climb upon your knees.
And pull your hair and scratch your nose. ana
fight and squeeze and tease.
And roar and pitch about you all until you
feel you know.
That your Joints are mad with achlr and your
hearts are Allied with woe.
They pas at midnight. when with squalls ihey
kick you In the back.
And when your ears are deafened with cries
and yells and clack
Louder than all the fiddles and planners eYo'
made.
Or hundred thousand cannon fired In a
fusillade.
The man who buys four pairs Of shoes Is the
man who knows what's what,
And wonders whence the rent will come You
bet he's got Il pat.
/ swowi There wouldn't be half the fools In
this weary world today
II all men could only understand In what coin
the children pay.
w. ). in New York Mail and Express.
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A portrait Of Dolly Madison mis-.
tress of the White House when the
British invaded Washington in the war
Of lSl2-l4. is attracting attention at the
national capital The likeness was oh
tanned 10y copying Gilbert Stuarts pic.
ture Of Mrs. Madison in the Corcoran Arr
gallery, and adding to this. which merely
Includes the face and bust figure
For costume the artist. E. f Andrews
has relied on yellow satin overskirt
and embroidered white petticoat known
to have been worn al one Of Mrs Mn,li
sons receptions by another lady OF thai
day The picture represents the be
witching Dolly" in a garden walk. VIII
simple background Of autumn foliage
a few leaves being strewn in the path
way, giving color to the foreground
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