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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-02-17

De venta, en- la Imprsnta del
BoLETrS MRRcAnrn.
La bolsa, el OomercIo ?
Las sooiedAdes Mercan.
tiles, l tomoa.~--.- 1 "a
LACCiones de Derecho Mex
Cantil, pog yarios alum
nos de don Luis Silvela, !
Como>>~~-- .>>@~...~A 90
tAbro de Las SAtixas, DOE
dom Ventura Ruiz Agui.
lerA oomprendes S1ti.
ras, La arcadia moder.
M, GrandeEas de- loo
pequenos, Epigramas y
letrillas, 7arias Kbulaa
yMoralejas, tOmo, r6s.
tiCa $50 pAginas....4... m
CAndid0, Novela por don
Mariana RamirO, to-
mo r6stiOa a..-~--..~ FK
Rnconete y oortadillo =
ri licenciad0 VidEiera
por idem, un tomo..... "A
Los BafOs de Argel, CO.
media, por Id, un t0mo. AZ
Ri gallardO espaii0l idem,
por idem, un tomo. 90. *
PuntOs de vista, por don
Migael Moya, IN tOmol N
La leyenda de Noche- -bue.
na.@.~~s ~~~~-s ..A~.a KO
ri hijo del SaCristan, DOE
dOn.. Carlos ErOntAura,
tOmOe. ..s...s..s.~~s~ 60I
EoOs NaCionales y Oanta-
hires, pOr Id id---..-..~.>.- I-n0|
Feupe 2: Estudio Hist6ri. 49,
GO Crttico, poE Y. GO
mex, ! t0m04.-~.-.... 9K|
hero, Estudlo clentati.
90, p0r dOn Juho, 60.
me3~~~~~~.s~e... KOI
Homemade Po6tico, Poe
sias dc S6 ingsnioA, .
tomO@-~ss. .>>~-s .A~A m
Ley enda de los Reyes, no
vela hisrorlCA por don
ToEcusto Tarrago, to-
M0ss ss.~A~~. s~~~..>. lOI
Habitabilidad de Les A.
tros, por don joss Mo.
reno FuenUcs, ! tOmo. n
Fuebles y Taplces, segun
da sArlo dA Carkaa = ma
senOrita sobre 10 habi.
tAcl6n, por r. M1quei y
Badia, l tome.
Oantares de un vieio. nor
DON Teodoro Guerrero.
/ tomo. o..ss.....a..... TX
Cuentos soCiales, por Id, /
tOmo. ........>A~.-... IN
Poesias, p0r don Antonio
r. GEiIo, l tomo $50 pk.
Los entremeses (de Ger
vantes), 2 tomos.. "a
In gitanllla y ri amanta
liberal, do Id, / tomo,, Os
Las dos donOellas ' L.
uerxa dc In sangre de-
fidem. / tonne. On
Las madEes, por FrOntau.
ra, / tomo o..-~.- n
Pleito del matrimonio, nor
Guerrero y Gep6lveda,
4 tOmO an
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-02-17
LINHA On OAIBARIH.

TodOa lcs lunss / Les Q de u tards
saldrk ~ vApOf que, tOcAnao lOs mArtsG
an 70 Isabella de SAguA, nsgArk ! Cal
BARREN Loo mlkrcolSs.
RstoTnAr& sAlienao:ds Uaibarisn lol
jusvss, asspu6s Dc Il 1lsgAAA del tran
De pasAjsrOs, con escalA On SAguA, }
llsgArA 4 lA HAbAnA loo VisrnsS.
Todos los vieRnss & las o de ln tArde
saIdrG Otro vapor que tOeazGsn IsNbsb
DC saguA loo sGbaaOA J llsgark 4 Oai
narisn los DomigoG.
EfectuAR6 m rstoTno,sAhsnd0 d Oai
barisn Loo mArtsa, aspu6s de In IISgsd,
dsl trsn De paaajsrOs, tocaFG en- 6agus
, llsgArA / ls Hsbsna Loo miifeOlsA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-02-17
AMEGOgDETODOS
PILDORAy HOLLOWAY.

Millenes de- personaA GA tsda1
lAs partes del mundo, reeOmiandan
diChas P1doras como el meioEro0.
taurativo de Ia sAlud que - eono.
%. Ellas curan todaa las afeoaias
ues del coras6n, del hfgado. da.
est0mago. de los fidones y a. loe
intestinos, y remueven Id neslmo.
MIA, 10 natulencia, y 10 oArdialgis.
expulsando de 10 sangro todn In
puresa, foEtaleCiendo cosnplataman1
TO el sistema neEvjoso y dando =
tono saludAhle . 10 oEgaainnaiA
general.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-02-17
LINEA DE- PUERTo-RIoo.

Hslsp lOa diAs 10Y 20 loo vaporsa
que hacsn sl servicio de Oorreos.
El del diA 10 toca sn Nusvitas, Giba-
n, Baracoa, Guantanamo, Ouba, Oabo
HAitiAno J Port-su-Princs Pusrto Pla-
tA, Ponce, AGyAgusx, Aguadilla y San
Juan de Puerto Rico. Al retoEuo harA
escala en- Loo mismos pusrtos.
d del diA 30 ir& por NusvitaS, N-
bArs, BAraoOas sGuAntGnAmo, Cuba, Ban.
to Domingo, Ponce, MAyAgusx, AguA-
dillA J San Juan de Pusrto- Rico, Vis
niendo pOr loo mizmOa puertos.
RetoFnarGn sAliendc De PusTto- Rico
Loo diAs 50 = 5 rsspecHvamsnts; toca-
i'm On Cuba los dias 80 y Q, llsgando
& ID HabanA On las fechAs eorrsspOn-
disntss ls 4 , ID ds cAda mes.
Eingano de estes dos VAposss IosARA
D - rStoEno en- Guantanamo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-02-17
uNGUHNTo HOLLOWAY.

Este maravill0s0 bklNamo ssaMA
lnfaliblemente las hcEidaa antigua
las llagaA y los males De plerHaa ,
de pecho. Per medic de a n
huencia les dlCeras virnlentas -.
man muy pr0nto IN aspecto ccn@
valeciente y desapareeen. JamAa
deja, este ungnentO fekrieerantH.
0e produoir una ouxa pef1ecta q
lss ateCoiones de II lniel, Loo eons,
tlpaooss las toses y 81 Eunmatisma
son cuando % ha apoiado On ynne
4 tO0os Loo demAs remedies;
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-02-17
PILDORIS RECQESTITUYENTES
DEL DOCTOR d. NICOLAS REVERUN.

PrVIeelo exclusive expeddo Madrid ei de Mayo de
Il 1871, por ell Excno Sr Minstro de Fomento.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-02-17
NUEVA.
LIY HIPOYECARII.
CON FL ARANOELs
De venta en- la Liberia
del B0LETlN,
A NTTN%T0


COmpania do Seguros contra
Incendios, denominada ROYAL
dc Liverpool
Empress do Seg1EOs nlaritlInOs.
Auv.slss J teErCssres "The 2ndem-
|nusy MusuaI Marine
Company LlInite 4. domislliAds
N Aondrssa
Agsnts Genes W SOOvsnos u
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-02-17

rOlaeo La expeEonclA Adqutii
do nduEA durante Nado Und0 Oub
Meico ooe peises permte oeceE a p6bco euo
lno % puede mejosaf bao nng6n conoepto
Xuesras marcas Luz BRiLLAN NLNFANTHy LUZ HoLAA
Iestkn cgstsdaA persegsA odo goE Dc Icy es ~
6eadOrse eMs8
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-02-17
PREPARADAs EN- LA FARMAOIA DE vALLE OANCIo,

Iuoos depustarcs dc Ia Verdadsa formula Ponce Pusrtc-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-02-17
Salida De Puerto Rico los dtGs 4 q
5v15 de oGdG mes.

VI a @ Ias ARxxx1A8s
-
dapor A. h. WLLAVERDkI
II = AA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-02-17

En- ID. Imprenta del BoLzTM se
han rscibido los siguientes:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-02-17

VI JH DIREcTo DHSDH PTo-RICo
A CADIZ

y en- speca cuarentena..A
ALA CORUNA Z SANTANDER.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-02-22

No picture shows George Washing.
Tor better than the glimpses and
snatchcs we get Of him on his broad
lawn, sloping gently down to the 70
tomac, and in the hallway OF his Ia
nous. now national, colonial manse'
Mount Vernon. a glorious estate 70
have and to hold. 1t contained nine
thousand acres Of swamp, woodland
Hill and meadow, and fishing, boating
shooting or chasing the fox could DC
enioyed for the space of a days travel
inr without ever once going over the
boundaries. Washington was a Keen
and active hunter. and riding bchino
the hounds was a Virginian sport tha'
met with his cordial approval a
thorough sportsman was he besides
and it is related how one lint day n'
sprang from his horse into a muda!
pool. not caring for the barrel oil
shotgun at close quarters, n wreake'
vengeance on q poacher and tres
passer.-Chicago Tribune.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-02-22

should be compelled TO marry
an ugly old ogre for his money.
That night Maj. Thompson and went
10 the entertainment, and sat together
during the performance. The ball was
crowded, for many people q come In
from the surrounding country TO see
the exhibition" and particularly u
attend the wedding Of Squire Powells
daughter. j.
The entertainment was a series OF
picturcs ted by men and women
clad In the costumes of revolutionary
! times. Upon the whole It was a very
creditable affair, and was not sur
prised TO learn that Bessie Powell a
| been the leading spirit in designing
the tableaux and wardrobcs- George
Washington and his associates figured
in the majority Of the pictures. nut on
Of the best OF the series was "Pau
Revere's Ride" represented by Laf'
CLAYTON correctly dressed and equipped
for the part. sitting on a handsom
black horse, one arm extended towar'
n proup OF men, women and chilhre'
as Il in the act Of warning them OF TN
anproach Of the British. Man an
horse were as m~otionless rs " carve
in stone. and when the curtain wa
drawn the audience demonstrated ~
a~pproval in vociferous applause.
: The last number on the programm
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-02-22

itage of-of-somethin' or other, Ter.
get les what. But the biggest timell
be tonight, ] reckon. The young
folks Is goin' to dress up in clothes like
they ulster wear a hundred year ago,
representa- George Washington an
Marthy Washington. an continental
soldiers. an Britishers, an all them
revolutionary people. An at The end
OF IL all they's goin' to be a weddin'."
"a wedding!'
"A rail out-and-out weddin' les
street"
"Do you meal that a couple OF your
| town people will actually he married..
"shore's you're a foot high,"chuckled
Mai. Thompson, evidently enjoying my
show OF interest. 1.-The bridcgroom's
old Ezry Bunker. the richest man IN
the gas-belt. an the bride is Bessie
Powell, Squire Powc.ls youngest girl
They're to be married in the hall, an
after that have a sort of reception AZ
the 'souirc's house. Ezry Bunkcr's ole
enough to be the girls father, too
Seems like "A burnin' shame, cause thc,l
saw Bessie keers a heap more fer Lar
C~layton's little finger than n ace
fer Ezry Bunker an his million Laie
a likely young Teller, an owns u pcs
farm in the county. But Ezry hesgo
the money. an the 'squirc's got his ey
on it, an | wouldn't be a bit sPriseu
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-02-22

hen Is set: the straw nest Is built there
on and the eggs are given her. n
door. o. is then shut down. Every
morninp the Matching hens are ies
out for fifteen minutes to eat drink:
wallow. etc, after which they WI.
usually take their own nests, II noe
they can be easily changed Inc egg
can be gathered through b door, :.
Al [ under the nest boxes, is q long
trough with partitions for soft feed.
water. milk. etc. running the wnols
Length, of the building. The space pc
tween this trough and d n Ing. 80
Hated IN with common lath. running
from the front side of the nests 10 the
back side of the trough. thus ieavin9
the trough in the alley where the fowis
cannot get into 1.-THE lath being Ia
enough apart to allow the fowls easy
scc.ss n the feed. The lath are nailed
TO narrow strips At top and bottom, 70
be movable. At is a dust batn sne
whole length Of the building IN irons
20 the windows, which face the SOUTH
In r;v. .. ut .. is an oil stove which
+. used when the temperature IS to0
Low A. m. IA, are v~entilators witn
slides to gauge them. The DOORS ., ::
.re for access to dust baths. etc. ana
are windows. Each of the twc
anartmeuts will accommodate twenty
Ave fowlA-American Agricuituris~
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-02-22

Jesus the Light ~ To Inc ooGy,
@, 70 the mind, t) TO the spirit. Is
reveals truth. Joy, Heaven, hope rigns-
eousness. lie gives life, which Is Tn
| Hch, az men. ''Thcrc Is no oo1ecs =
foul that intense light will not MAKE
4 beautiful Light Is Gods ides'
aauchtcr.~ lie Is ian ocean OF Lign'
over an ocean Of darkness"
The Conflict Of Light and Darkness
%, THO hest deeds can be misintcz
urrc,.d md called evil. t9 II Is on
,h;,y e. break yer human rules an
,nrdords. another to disobcy the Wor
- Cnd. l0 The fruits arc the VI
srhcthcr we are sent Of God
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-02-22

everything is taken out and the wnoie
inside, including the roof, Is gwen
shower bath of lime water and car
bolic acid, applied with a spray pump
The roost poles are covered Win cio."
which is occasionally saturated Win
kerosene. Near the right, as seen In
the diagram Fig. l. Is the entrance
door. and a is a bin four feet high ana
e;ghteen inches wide. running the
whole length Of the building, with .
hinged lid, for storing droppings-
Above this box is a shelf, ., Tor noiains
feed. shells. gravel. etc. At M lei. ..
| the door is a tight platform, c, one ioos
beneath the roost poles, G, for catcning
| the droppings. At d is a hinged door
evening on a level with the PLATFORM
through which the droppings are SHOW.
sled once a week into bin a. The ness
hoxes. I. are one foot square and NJ
teen inches high, leaving an eightincn
massage for the hens to enter the nestss
4 small crack is left at the top In tho
hack. so that the light strikes the
.;gbt-,nch alley. but not the boxea
Each nest is a separate box ana when
a hen becomes broody the nest oox =
pulled forward close to the drop ooor
thus shutting up the alley ane
licking biddy on her nest. a
The nests are all alike. 1t a
No difference which nest she chooses '
, brood init can be moved to the en-
, and thus does not Obstructive passage
, About two inches of moist sand are pu
, into the bottom of each nest before IN
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-02-22

Thcre IRE strong reasons to conclude
that he was q devout Christian. In
bovhood he wrote religious sentimenss'
he had religious services in his camp;
he urged the appointment OF chapiains
Of his troops; he forbade prcfanc swear
ing among the soldiers; he was q
church vcstryman; when a day Of Iast-
ING and prayer was appointed ne says
in his diary that he went to cnurcn
and tasted oil days" he constantly AZ,
tended church when he was in civil
| life. though the nearest church was
seven miles distant; he took the COM
munion when possible; though a mem
bcr 81 the Church Of England. he once
applied to take the communion IN 9
Presbyterian church. which shows Ms
cathoiicity; and his public papers con
stantly acknowledge God as tho ruler
almond nations. and as the object OF hu
mar allegiance and worship "
Christian Advocate.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-02-22

.Vhat sort OF o watch is this?" asked
Duzcnbcrry. picking up . curious Ola
timc-piccc from an Austin watchmaK-
er's show case. ~
"That," replied the matchmaker, rs
a real curiosity. 1t is . watch that pc
longcd to Alexander the Great wnen
he died on the barren island OF o.
Helena.
.rhc mischief you say. Why. man
alive, in the days Of Alexander the
Great they didn't have any watches
That's just what makes It such 9
curiosity" -,
and Alexander the Great did mo-
| die ut ST. Helena" !.
ale didn't. chP Well that makes J
a still creator curiosity" and, taking
the rare relic from the hands OF Duzen
berry, he locked II up In his burgia
proof safe.-Texas Siftings-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-02-22
AMONG THE POULTRY.

nearly AL cases q hen In more
profitable the second year than - ~
other time.
To the best table fowls
stronp full breasted pit game coc1
with dorking hens.
OLD hens lay larger eggs han me
bullets and their eggs produce stronger
and more vigorous chickens
OyEryr fowls will not lay well. ana
70 thew are OF the larger breeds they
are more apt to die OF apoplexy.
II the hens are too fat one OF the
hsst vavs TO reduce them IL to feeo
oats rather than . ~fattening food.
Tar L~anRshams are one OF the oess
A..eaa 70 Law In winter. They lay
rood number OF eggs and are exceiiens
table fowls.
wrru good feeding . young duck CD
b made 70 weigh four pounds - se.
weeks. A chicken will weigh only M"
that 1t the same age.
rvrx In winter IL will be quite a
,..m 20 change the materials In the
,.s4s oeeasionally in order TO prevenS
4hem from becoming foul.
, TuRxs years - about - long q :
<urkey hen can Be made profitable ocs
: rood Robbler can be used Tor prese'
ING until he u Ave years old. !.
u. II Il . good plan 70 save the top -
= Of the yard where b fows ~ =
scraps IL over in the fall and 2
scrapings in with the other droppine'
. II fattening geese use . mixture 9
3 corn and wheat with . cooked mes 2
4 potatoes, chopped clover. cabbage an
4 ~oniops. Feed . meas OF this kind :
least twice . week.
To PRODUCE an excellent table iow
r. that Also has good laying qusute
ne s-os. /. Houdan cock with LanRsna'
nd hens. Dark legs will be the result %
I'd ~ a..h viii dresa whits.--sA Lou
Repubiio.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-02-22

stopped there long enough TO oe mar
ricd' after which they proceeded to ms
home. c~-,..
nave since learned that Squire
Powell accepted the situation WIN :
good grace when he found that .he,e
was no help for it, but that Ezra sunk
or refused TO forgive either Bessie OF
LATE. '.H'
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-02-22

Il was George washington's birth
day. The bells were ringing n the
cannon we're booming In commcmora-
ton Of the father Of his country. Lit
tie Ethel, aged five, wise and thought
full beyond her years, was gazing OUT
Of the window, apparently in deep
thought. Suddenly she awoke from
| her rcvcric. and. turning around TO her
| father, said: Papa, what are they 60
inc 70 give George Washington for hsi
birthcay?"-Do boston Herald.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-02-22
was the Continental Wedding" Ev
rur CLOSING PICTURE

was the continental Wedding.
errbodv. of course knew whas mat
was 10 be. Old Ezra Bunker, in pow
dered wig and the uniform OF a Conti-
mental army officer, n little BESSIE
Powell. in the most becoming OF Mar
tba WASHINGTON costumes. were 10 lena
realism to the scene by being actually
united ia marriage. and the Methodlst
minister of Posey Bend was to oinclate.
In a f,u,tcr Of expectation the audi
cnce waited for The closing scene.
There was a delay. Maj. Thompson
and | were engaged in a whispered
conversation when we became aware
of a commotion on the platform Dc
hind the curtain. Tho disturbance
ou;cllv extended to the front rows OF
the audience, and people began 10
leave their seats and talk excitedly.
: Mai. Thompson rose hurriedly ana
! s.rode down the aisle. In n minute or
i two he came back, his eyes bullying
his laws opening and closing rapidly
on his quid.
= The devils to pay" he exclaimed
Is ..Bessie Powell has disappeared
Just then Squire Powell, who had
becn cavorting about in high dudgeon
n down near the stage, came running up
n The aisle toward the street door shout-
Ks ing: -, ia
X cts LATE Clayton! Stop him! Head
~ him of. somebody! Don't let him get
as away, Where's the marshall"
~ Close upon the 'squire's heels came
4. ola Era bunker, in powdered wig and
uniform, limping painfully and pun
be ing. -
~ ME rose and began to push toward TN
door. In a few moments they wer.
he svarming out upon the street. MAJ
on THOMPSON and l among the rest.
at We had scarcely reached the ops,
irl. air when the swift CHATTER OF q morse
III feet struck upon our ears, and q man
vo;co rave vent 10 a shout full OF tr
90 rmph and defiance. The ncxt instan
mo ! borscman emerged from the darkncs
mo .rd dashed through the light that
pht Illuminated the street in front OF inc ma
ary A magnificent black horse on =
hack a man. still in the picturcsl'
thc costume OF Paul Revere. but Win
long capc claspcd about his neck q,
the streaming out behind; in front OF u
saddle a female figure. wrapped Ia
set- cloak. its head resting ON the maj
,c, 1 breast. -
,-tv IL was the closing picture OF the eve
net inr's entertainment, seen but IN
slant. hut never 70 be forgotten
,er he swept by Lafc Clayton waved
own hand 70 the astonishcd people .
ling, shouted:
the GOOD night" -.
,.rv In another moment horse and rid
curt had vanished in the gloom, .
untv stupcHed crowd stood listening 10
more hoof. beats dying away down the 70
lined Then, in spite Of the rage and
The comfturc Of Squire Powell and =
zinc bunker, a cheer went up from nal
nr,cd hundred Threats II was PLAIN .
T.ofc CLAYTON had the sympathy OF
crowd. In exchanging the chara'
90. n Of Paul Revere for that OF 10
Lochinvar, and running away win
s.nr. n-rospcctivc bride Of the old milliona
oo,;,. ,hc Young farmer had made a here
sv;sh- himself ia the eyes OF the natives
;n.cst Before I left Poscy Bend the J
nail. anv | learned hat Lafc Clayton
= ~. carefully planned the clopcmcnf;,
,ornn- ! minister was waiting at . farmn
mo Ave miles away, and that he and "
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-02-22
FIRST LADY.
Martha washington In Society ana IN
the Home.

Martha Warrington In Society ana !"
the Home.
As George Washington was the man
NJ the moment, SO was Martina WASH
inpton the woman of the hour. ~ mas
been said, in fact, by many historians
that much of the success OF the Ia.
thcr Of His Country" is 10 be a~ttriputeo
20 the help and sympathy he Away
forrd in his wife. No wife who did
not feel all Of this could have WRITTEN
as Martha Washington did To . pear
friend. in i77i: 'Yes, ! foresee conse-
ouences-dark days. domestic happiness
suspended. social enjoyments aoan-
doned and eternal separations on eartn
noss;ble. But my mind is made up
nv heart is in the cause. George rs
right: he is always right. God mas
promised to protect the righteous ano
will trust Him."
II seems strange. when one recalls
tho brilliant and successful receptions
she commenced in h executive man,
sion in New York end always continued
in Philadelphia under the name OF
levees. that this woman who from the
first moment Washington was electeo
president rave a tone and a standlhe
70 the whole OF continental society
should yet dislike official life. Never
theless. so her ~biographers state an'
add hat she was greatly rejoiced whei
her husband refused a third term II
1896.
\ Al her home at Mount Vernon sh
\ was undoubtedly at her best. a mouse
! keeper OF the real old school, surrouho
| ed bv a bevy of maids, and with
great bunch OF keys hanging from nc
! waist, she attended 20 ana oversa'
) every detail. Here her dress was {
the simplest material and make. III
silks and brocades that made her sue
a magnificent figure in G YORK ID
. no place in her country manse- ~
Gowns were Of home manufacture !
variably.
DESPITE the dignity Of the Washin
!. ton homestead, its retinues ana
liveries. a homcly air OF simpler
l,rl,ed within its doors. Mrs. was
iprton was an admirable hostess a
liked the house to be full to overiio
ing. She is said to have been vs
beautiful, a rather small woman W
dark ewes, far skinned and OF gu
temper. A touching instance OF
affection her husband had for her Is
, he seen in the fact that after his de
her miniature, which he had worn c
stantly ior forty years, was 1oundu VI
his breast Chicago
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-02-22
AGRICULTURAL HINTS
NEAT POULTRY HOUSE.

- u->Av - Oosvsassnt aud EasAsS
xeDe Clenn.
The accompanying Illustrations show
. very handy and convenient hennouse.
Il Il located near the kitchen n ~ 20
clearly that the woman OF the houss
can run In and out after eggs or ZOE
feeding purposes. IL Is built o.
matched siding. running up and dowrs
and the roof is of the same materias'
with tarred paper on the inside: which
makes IL very uncomfortable Tor nee:
| All he inside fixtures are movable, AND
monthlv during the warm weathss