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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-06-03
HORRIBLE.

Dice un peri6dico de Nuevs-
York, fschsdo eI I de Mayo 1ilti.
mo, dando cuenta del atroz des-
afuero cuyo re'ato 90 vera 4 con-
tinuaci6n:
"Aqui nadie se preocupa por-
que ha7a un cadaver mas y an
negro mtnoF."
Vafded ee, por desgfseis.
HAblsr, ., no, Ice mdiip.cs
linchamisntos d, uUs sin eEeSr.
IN dis , otro, 20, vi.umss n
q Union Americana dekVentu.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-06-03
LA "REVlS7A DE PUER7Q-RJCO."

Este colega adversario, que
fund6 eI eeflor Cspeds, y el cua
venfa dirigiendo hace aIgdn item
po el ssfior NavArrete, anuncia en-
su dltimo udmero que deja de
pubiicarse.
El citado eefior Navarrete o.
Repara del partido autonomists,
renuncisndo su cargo de DeIega
10 por QuebradiIlss, y 60 propo
ne en- breve volver q Ia palestrs
con un nuevo peri6dico que o.
tituIar& N independents.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-06-03

aquello que q rosotroS coucierne,
4 fin de que 10 que concedamos
SEQ ju.tamente compensate.
Otra cosa equiva'e & sacrificar
intereses eSpafoles, para favorecel
1 loS extrafiog.
Queremos IL PSF comercial con
todo el mundo. pero basada on il
equidad y en- 10 mdtua concession
de beneicios.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-06-03

De mAners, que son dos loo Ar.
ticnlos Do gran importancia y On
gran cantidad que recibimcs: el
arros, que pagara por los 100
kilos So, On ve1 de 2.7O; J Ia Ger
VEGA, que psgArA por hect6litro So
On vez de IT'S. L. diferencia o.
muy pequeia entire nuestra tarifs
maxima , Ia minims. si Ia toma.
mos como medidA do comparaci6n
con ID que rige hoy en- Alemanis,
20 dscir. con eI rerargo que han
OstAblecido.
Pero, de todas nnaneras Puede
perJudicsr mucho Al imperio, por
que obteniendo esq vensaja loo
erroees que reciblmos de Liver
pool, donde la niaquinaria para
deeascArar, limpiar y brillAr el
Orrcx de 10 India 90 cuando me
nos tan poderosa como IL que
funciona en- HAmburgo, tiene 10.
RlAterra { % favor eSa differences,
que representa- un adeudo, 500
por el arrc1 de $4,000 en- 10
eAnlidad recibidA de Alemania.
En- resumen: NO somos nj 90.
fsmos Dunca partidarlos de una
guerra de tarifas; pero no pode-
mos tampoco entregar el produs.
70 e nuestro trab'Jo q Ion extra
Aos, sino con justas compensAcio.
neG. FL rompimierto de nueOsras
reIaciones .comerrisles con Ale
mania no NOS atectA mucho. y
ereemos que ii Etpsiis, en- vez de
sehalar 10 L: columns, .recargala
IL 2. ca nm SO por 100, tai como
ha expreGado. nm colegA que ha
heeho aquel Gobisrno con nose
otEos, los peTjuicios, pero pefjui-l
clos evidentes , cIaros, no setfAn
Ga verdad para nuestras mercas
derias. (lue gracias D Dios, tieuen
hoy mercado ssguro); sino para
Loo arliculos Xlemanes y para suS
,nanufacturas. No hay que olvi.
dar que 10 90 trata a6lo de Puer.
to-Rico, Hino tambien de Cuba,
que consume estos srttculos On
una cantidad enoEme.
En- 10 Sucesivo. no - de estas
0osAs; que tieAen eaRkctsr general
, cue On este sentido 90 someten
{ 10 voluntad do 10 C6mara, por-
que afeetan 1 todOs loo eSpafioles;
pero cuando 90 trate de pactar
1onvsnios de reciprocidad como
el de los Estados UnidoS, nuestra
representation en- CortsS, como
ha disho muy bien el sefior Gar. |
ela MolinAs, debe anteS reclamar
% pussto , COR .Oida, consult. ndo |
lpees lo' iatsEs's' para 1e'oIysE !
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-06-03
Cuerpo de Orden Pdblico.

Por renuncia de- Comandante
primer jete del cisado Cuerpo,
Tsnis nte Coronel grsduado Capi
tan de Ejeraiso con Francisco Gs
riga, ha edo ncmbrado cara
sqne! cs'go 81 CamaEian!e gss.
duado CaplsGn coz Edusrdo Du.
yos y LoEenxo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-06-03
0AoETA DE hoy.

Real Decreto nombrando o.
nuevo Prelado dc esta Di6cesis.
Va en- otra parte.
En- 10 pr6xima semana go paga.
ran por el Tesoro Las siguiente
facturas de turno:
SerteO 10,
JUNO 4.-Facturas mum 96 81
Id 5.-Facturas n6m 98-99
Id 6.-Facturas mum 100 1O2
Cap6n 81.
Id 7.-Facturas mum 65.67
Id 8.-Facturas n6m $3.50
AtrGsos.
Id 9.-Facturas mum 791 1872
Reiaci6n de abonar9s de Cuba
Providencias judiciales.
Ayuntamientos.
Censo electoral para Diputadol
q Cortes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-06-03
UNA CARTA.

Ell Clamor del Pats publica en-
gu ndmero de hoy la siguiente car
ia de nuestro distlnguido y pa! !ticu-
lar amigo Don jose T. Silvs, dig
no y active Admor de la OOmpa1is
de los Ferrocarriles de esta leila y
Representante del Oonsejo de Ia
miema.
Pl&cenos reproducirla a CONT
|nusCi6n. Dice asf:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-06-03

Los arsicule1 que nosotros ex-
purtamos pArA Alemanis en- CONS
pen0aci6n son:
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1894-12-06
1AE TESLA osclLLAToR.
~. Young MontcncErin. Invention and
What Is Claimed For 1t.

rvs Young MontcncErin's Invention and
What Is Claimed For 1t.
Tesla's latest invention, the 'oscil-
lator," is one OF the most remarkable
appliances of the age. It is aptly de-
sclibed rs being the core Of steam en-
CINE and the core of q dynamo, combin
cd and given harmonious mechanical
adjustment. This combination consti-
.utes machine which has i'll it the po-
hntiality CT reducing to the rank Of old
hell metal half the machinery at pres
ent moving on the face Of the globe. 1t
may come to do the entire work of the
sngines of an ocean steamship within q
small part of the space they now occupy
aud ut I. fraction of their cost both of
construction and operation. 1t will do
this work without jar or pounding and
wil] reduce to u minimum the risk OF
derangemcnt or breakage. There is
nothing in the whole range of mechan-
teal construction from railway locomo-
tives TO stamp mills, which such an ill.,
ven,ion may not revolutionize.
machine is the application of the pres
sure of steam to produce an extremely
rapid vibration of u bar of steel OF pis-
ton, which in turn is SO adapted to
set of magnets that the mechanical
energy OF the vibration is converted in
to electricity. The extraordinary result
is that practically an absolutely con-
stant vibration is established, and Il
power is attained greatly beyond that
obtainable in the most costly expansion
engines usingu similar amount of steam.
Besides saving Ill mechanical friction
the 81 per cent of loss i'll the working
of the engine, the Is per cent of loss by
belt friction and the 10 per cent wasted
in the dynanlo, making altogether an
addition uf 60 per cent to the available
energy obtained from tho steam for the
purpose of producing electricity, it is
simpler, smaller and lighter than tho
mechanism it is destined to replace, alb
solutely constant III its action, nutomat-
possible amount of wear ard tear. The
| utilization OF this machine i'll any branch
| of industry would result In an appre-
| ciable lowering i'll the cost Of produc-
tioll, and it is quite possible that its
first general employment may bo i'll
electric liyhu"g. In the face of this
| marvellous iNvcltiou ~ recent statement
Of Tesla seems hardly no longer vision
airy. The young Montencsrin said, 81
expect TO live to be able to set Il machin"
III the middle of this room and move it
by 40 other agency than the energy OF
the medium III motion around u.s. -
St I.n~is Globe-Democrat.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1894-12-06
Chased the cbipmnnk Down Hi. nnr".,.

A very peculiar accident happened re-
Gently to Ebcn White, IL farmer living
about four miles northwest of ST. Johns.
Mich. He hid been working i'll the
woods and lay down to sleep under a
tree and must have slept with his
mouth open. a common mongrel pup
and small boy were his companions.
While tile old man slept the boy and
the dog started Il clip,nunk and proceed
ed to chase it. That chipmunk made
tracks for safety, and seeing Whites
mouth open lodged i'll. 1T was new
sensation to White to have a chipnnnk
trying tn get down his throat alive, and
he woke up in hurry. He nearly
choked to death before he pulled that
chiplnunk ont, and then he killed the
little animal and brought it into town
to prove the truth of the story he tells.
a doctor who examined his throat and
mouth found it badly lacerated and says
he believes Whites story is trne.-Chi-
cago HeralI
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1894-12-06
Courtesies Don't Pay.

We received very fiattering propo-
sition this week to advertise neigh
boring fair and accept the 'us,lal cour-
tesies'' as pay. The "usual courtesies"
won't pay running expenses, ETC., and
if the management wants the fair ad-
vertised in this sheet they will have to
come down with tho cash. We have
quit giving SO worth of space for two
25 cent tickets.-Ambia Ind.) News
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1894-12-06

The bible has 500 praises to one prayer.
There is the deep philosophy of life in
tli. scripture
Wtlcn Moses ordered the Jews 1orefrain
from Swinr> flesh. he was getting al the
bottom of things physically.
When God ordered the land To rest
every seventh year he declared Il nccces-
sary law of the soil.
I. When he commanded his people logivc
onclentl of their first fruits. lie declared
u temporal law of his spiritual kingdom.
Rrjnre always. ana in everything give
thanks isa law of physical, intellectual
spiritual life.
Physicians tell us that sorrow. sadness
gloom is so unnatural TO IL human being
AS tn be in itself the cause of disease.
a meal checrfully, happily. joyouSly
parlnkcn is Il dyspepsia preventative"
and cure.
Sumn people are not loved because there
isn't anything lovely about them. I'd
as sonll love IL bear as some people have
seen
Physical beauty is very much dcpcn
den, upon the Joy, sunshine and light
you let into your life.
Educators have sought to make the ac-
quising of knowledge - hcliyh, instead OF a
task. they see ''lhr Joy of the Lord is men
tai power"
joyful life is 81 necessary thing 10 the
natural development ofboth the mind and
moral nature of man.
When one sees some people. he cannot
helpcxrlaiming o, Lord give MS u little
= sunshine. a little joy. ii little light.
Joy is Il Eowcr in the winning of men
to q high and holy life. The p nlmist
exclaimed ''restorc unto me the Joy of thy
salvation-then will | teach iransgrcssor>
thy way and sinners shall be converted
unto thee.
Joy is a winning force in the business
world. Il joyful man is usually the sue
cessfu man other things being equal.
All nature is filled with joy. even lh,
snail. the rhinoceros. the wasp. the spider
have their homely delights" The e;,rtl
is filled with the goodness of God.
Why all this JOY. gladness, singing
u dancing If man was left to mourn? Gloon
aud melancholy is as unnatural To th
:. human race as suicide and Il greater Grim
s Why the rejoicing of the honey bee, o
the red squirrel. of the song bird, of worm
that crawl, of fish that swim, of bird
(. that fly. "Why beasts and cattle, creep
ing things and flying foul" PERMITTED l.
~ JON in the praise of seraph and archange
ID except it be u lesson TO man. Gods voic
4 In these bundles of Joy to the human race
Why grateful? For life. Til. mos
" wonderful aud delicate machinery in thi
y, worlds u human body. NO embroidcr
so nlaUpfate, no EauAe So uelicdte. no COLO
snexqnisite, no mechanism so graceful. ii
handiwOrk SO divine" and the marvel
that IN world of accident. hammer
spike, stone. thorn, IL has been preserved
IA million dollars could not run such u
9ss Insurance OH so dilicate All engine.
Grateful for ten thousand mercies, indi
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1894-12-06

The fact that manufacturer or mer-
chant is anxious to make known his
goods to the public is regarded by most
people as evidence that they possess
merit. Printers Ink.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1894-12-06

vidual. socia, national life. home. friends.
IL nations health. a nations liberty. a
nations christianity. IA nations home. a
nations ciucaJion, a nations protection a
nations flag.
Bless the Lord my soul and all that is
within me bless his holy name.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1894-12-06
ii;,rprrs Periodicals.
Harper's Weekly
1895.

Hnrpcr'- Weekly is pictorial hisiory Of rhe
times. IL pre.cnts every important event
promptly, accurately. ami exhaustive III Illus
,tation mnd descriptive text OF ne highest
order.
The manner in which, during 1874. ii has
treated the Chicago k',iiway strikes .nd the
4 hiuo..IM nnesc Mar. aud Tho amount %! light
il was able io throw on Korea. The instant at
lrntion was direct d to thit ltttc-sn"wu
country. are cNH,nplcs OF its almost houndic7>
resources. .Inlian Kapu, the distinguished
writer nd correspondent has been scLt 10 the
scnt of war, and there join II ny O. D Weldon,
The wen known American artist. new tor many
years resident, in inpiu who has been engaged
Ia co-orporate with Mr. Ealph i'll sending TO
Harpcr'- Weekly exclusive information aud
Illustration
During is!'j every vital question viii he dis
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by the highest authorities in each department
PORTRAITS of I he men and women whoare max.
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features. This Busy World. with us keen aud
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day, will remain Il regular depart".cni:
sIc' ion. There Will he Two powerful serials.
both andrnmc!y illustrated 1.-The Ac'. fockad !.
II stirring romance of oden days hy Stanley j.
wcy man. and II novel Of New YORK, cnti3lcd
The >on of Ills Father. hy iii;ln,!er nlihc"s-
several novclcttS and many short stores uy
popular writer's.
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Harper's Magazine.
1895.

The Simpcton> n new II vel hy Thomas
liniy, will he begun in the !loccmhcr number
1884. ana cont ned to N"vcInbe' la." Who
ever may he ones fuNori,c among Euglirh
novclists, il will he conceded 10y all critics that
Thomas Hardy stands foremost ar II master
| artist in fiction, aud The Simpctonr may he
expected To arouse e thnsmsin not inferior in
degree tn that which has marked ftlihy-thc
| most succcSSfui story OF the year. Another
Lending feature Will he the i'crsonal itc oliee-
iions of JnaL of Are, hy the Sicur Louis DE
e. ute, her page and secretary, under which
guise lie most popular of livin. Am rcan
masnzne writers WI p'rs.nl l" story Of the IN,
appear II pr"tusciy il nsiratcd paper on
Chnrlc,tnl, and tile Caronas the first of series
of southern papcrs,
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thnn III ANY other time since II was the seat of
empires. The next voumc of .l,rpcr's maya
zinc will contain four illustrated articles on
| thi- rcginn, and three of them will depict the
pr, scit life there. julian lta!ph Will prepare
| for thu magazine a series OF clght stories,
depicting 'ypc"I pnses , @ OF s,r nn-e hnr e wi mls
hcgin in Ia nary number the first chapters OF
| ofu A Arhrcc-l'art Novelette,. by Richard Hard
ing Davis the longest work yet attempted by
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Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1894-12-06
Harper's Bazar.
1895.

EIcgnn, aud exclusive designs for Outdoor
and Ind"or roilrttcS. draw from Worth models
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,ure. These appear every week, accompanied
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My Lady N"nndy an Intensely eNctin. mcvel.
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GA THERED FRAGMENTS
From i.cv. ". ). Pyle. Thanksgiving
Sermon, Delivered sunday
December =.

The bible has $50 praises to one prayer.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1894-12-06

Ox. -. N. sgnh = Diseases or
lVOE:E> * z:>stAts tHD >kIa IL
DklS, 'sis> EhUSl ASSISTING:
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1894-12-06

There is the deep philosophy of life il
tllr scripture.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1894-12-06

All nature is filled Will, joy, even the
snail. the rhinoceros. the wasp. the spider
have their homely Delights The earth
is filled with the goodness of God.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1894-12-06

4 Why all this joy. gladness, singing,
dancing ii man was left to mourn? Gloom
and melancholy is as unnatural to the
human race as suicide and a greater crima.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1894-12-06

When one sees some people. he canno,
help cxrlaming o, Lord give MS u little
sunshine. a little joy, ii little light.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1894-12-06

When Moses ordered tine Jews To refrain
fr"'n swtnr> flesh. he was getting al the
bnlL,m of things physically.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1894-12-06

Joy is Il Eowcr in the winning of men
to high and holy life. The p almts'
exclaimed ''restore unto me the JOY of thy
savation-then will teach lranssrcssor>
thy way and sinners shall be converted
unto tllee.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1894-12-06

Joy is a winning force in the business
world. a joyful man is usually the sue
cessful man other things being equal.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1894-12-06

Answers to Correspondents. Questions
"ecciNc the crSonA tcnio III the ctiIor. and
are nusweredai The earliest possible date after
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1894-12-06

Why the rejoicing of the honey bee, of
the red squirrel. OF the song bird, of worms
that crawl, of fish that swim, of birds
that fly. "Why beasts and cattle, creep
ing things and flying foul" PERMITTED to
JON in the praise of seruph and archangel
except it be u lesson TO man. Gods voice
In these bundles of JOY to the human race.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1894-12-06

A joyful life is a necessary thing 10 ,h"
natural development ofbo,li the mind and
moral nature of man.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1894-12-06

a meal checrfully, happily. joyously
parlnkcn is Il dyspepsia prcvrnta,iv"
and cure.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1894-12-06

When God ordered the land To res,
every seventh year he declared Il nccce>-
Sary law of the soil.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1894-12-06

Educators have sought to make the ac.
quising of knowIegr u delight instead of !;
task they see 1.-THE Joy of the Lord is men
tai power.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-05-24
Copying from Nature.

That the designer wao copies from
nature is the one that obtains success
most readily cannot be- doubted. The
days, of copying from old designs are
fast going, and now the designer who
be AS origl Dal as possible. This has
been. said many times before by MANY
writer's. The most unique IN ethod
Of Designing from natuue, thus assnG-
ing orig m:lity, is a way which yoar
correspondent has had explained to
him Decen6ly by enc Of the designers
in d Lawrence mill.
This man has designed fancy fsg$
ure9 effects tor intricate shawl pat
terms, for many years. Since the adj
vent OF the demand which calls for
a closer imitation OF nature in de-
signing. this man has found it to be
advantageous to copE from flowers
His ability to copy 0ffhand from a
flower model is deficient; so he does
like this: lie gets z. bunch of roses
or d twig Of leaves and buds, and
places these upon his design papen
| A Light pressure with the hand tlat-
/ tens the objects upon the paper sutti-
GENTLY to permit a. true outline to be
made OF each leaf or flower
| This outline he makes by the use
of pencil. Then he is sure of get
ting the correct forms OF the figures
After he has made the outline al
each leaf and tewer the bunch is re-
moved and he proceeds to- fill in the
| shapes. Them he checks off the
risers and sinkers according to the
outlined forms, and thereby is sure
of getting the correct shapes of the
objects into his design. This .ar
pears to BE- quite novel way of eopv
ing from nature. Any one can d.
this -Commercial Bulletin.