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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-04-21

Por ESQ, por la abrumadora
con+ingencia que ha dado al tras
tie con Ia election del jefe sagas
tino, reuni6se diligentemente el
Comite provincial, a fin de resol
yer S; iban 8 no a la Diputacion
los tres candidates fusionistas
que lograron salvarse en- su re-
ciente catastrofe.
Porque ell case no podfa tole
rarse.
Porque 10 sucedido no debfa
consentirse.
Pero, gracias al cielo, triunf6 el
temperamento fIosd1fc0 entire los
badrcs cOnscrIbt0s del Comite en-
question -.
Entendi6se que con 10 acaeci-
do no peligraba Ia colectividad !;
arreglose en- fanlilia el asunto,
desagraviando al jete -.
y echaronse en- seguida
pelilIos a la mar,
quedo zanjado ell pleito,
v" no hubo novedad."
Despues de todo, mas vale asi;
Dreferible es este mil veces 3 que
Sc perturbenla paz Y Ia concor
dia entire los principles cristianos
iPor que no aprenden de la
temp!anza del comite provincial
fusionista los peri6dicos del Incl
piente partido?
| Aprendan, aprendan la leccion,
pues bien 10 nccesitan, los aludi
dos periodicos.
/ A la verdad, no Sc comprende
el enojo de los mismos,
No Sc explica su despecho.
No Sc justihca su iracundia.
! Y vamos a probarlo en- muy
breves frases.
/ Porque no en- balde al buer
entendedor pocas palabras le bas
tan, seg1n reza ell refran.
i Los periodicos fusionistas, sir
exception, unanimes, creyeron, (
simularon Greer, antes de la:
elecciones y en- visperas de elias
que POS iban a dar el vapu
leo del siglo, la b9Ilza tremen
da 4 que Sc ha referido EI Bus
eabis, pr, sentaudo hecho una'las
TINA al modefno partido.
Trabase la batalla electora
entire los incondicionales y su:
adversarios.
Pierdenla estos en- toda la Il
nea, sufriendo la derrota MAJ
atroz, mas espantosa, mas apa
bullante. -.
Enloquecen de ira los venci
dos que sonaron candldament'
en- Ia victoria.
Y ponen ell grito en- los astros
i Y precisa ensordeccr para NJ
DIR los quejosos y airados
/ Quienes, no obstante, aspiran ;
demostrarnos-l nj que fueramo
segundas ediciones del bobo d.
Coria l-que el J~lebe no les h;
sorprendido 80. porque va l'
preveian ylo esoeraban de la
ilicitas artimanas y recurSos nO'
sanctos de los Inconsistencies, eI
comandita con este, el otro y e
de mas ALA
Rah DC @nfurere hacta lo 40
hnito oh fusionistas vuestro pa
voroso y desdichadisimo estren
en- la lucha electoral estrenc
que, seg1n descabellado antojo
habia oe ser i1remlsiblementC
prenda segura de un lauro mayds
culo para vuestro partido--y s;I
embargo os descolgais a bosterlo
ri, cuando va el chichon no tien,
cura, diciendonos que no os asom
bra el gigantesco rescOrYza0 por
que vuestra magma habilidad de
leer en- 10 futuro 10 habia previstc
sin esfuerzo y con logica infallble
Venga otro bah rotCndo J
contundente -.
Caballeros
0 sobra la provision, 8 la ira
esta de mas.
Pues Sc dan de trompadas
y de cachetes,
como nueve + ocho
son diecisiete.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-04-21
Diputaci6n Provincial

Empiezan hoy las sesiones
plenas correspondence al 20 Pc
riodO semestral del ano econ6mi-
co en- curse, inauguradas ell 10
le este mes por el Excmo Sr
Gobernador General.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-04-21

ca sus facultades en- los servicios de
Gobernacion y Fomento, tales como
Benefcencia y Sanidad, Comunica-
clones, Obras p1blicas, Instruction
p1blica, etc.
Anuncio ell senior Cdnovas que
cuando Sc apliquen en- Cuba las re
formas, seran adaptadas a Puerto Ri
CO en- TOGO 10 possible, teniendo en-
cuenta las diferencias de organization
administrative en- una y otra Antilla
pero no dijo 81 la fecha de i'm
plantacion de las reformas en- esa isls
sera simultanea 8 posterior a la d.
la gran Antilla.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-04-21
TELEGRAMAS
VIA SAN TO DOM LINGO

Paris, 9 de Abril.-Contin1a circu-
lando ell rumor de que el Emperadof
de Russia visitara la Francia proxima-
mente y que el Presidente Felix Eau
re ira a San Petersburgo a fines de
Is''o, dssPues que hsyaa ido { disha
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-04-21
PRESIDENCIA,

Siendo de suma importapcia para
el Partido las operaciones de inclusion
y exclusion en- los Censos Eleoeorales
Sc ruega a todo eorreligionario que,
teniendo derecho & ser inscrlto en-
aqueIlos, no figure como elector, Sc
sirva avisarlo por escrito esta Presi-.
dencis, a fin de que por Secretaria Sc
obtenga la Recommendation correspon
diente y Sc estaolezcan luego las de
mandas correspondence ante ell luz =
gado respective.
Puerto Rico, Ahril 20 de 1897.
El Pfesidente,
Jose GOmSdIes OwlIano.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-04-21

Freocupa los animos en- estos dias
10 relative al cabeclila Sanguily y al
sucesor de Maceo, Rus Rivera, hecho
prisionero uitimamentc. Y Sc trae
y Sc lleva el nombre del traidor San
gully, cuyo indulto Cause tan nal
etecto, sobrc todo ahora que Sc dice
esta resuelto & sustituir en- la mani
qua a Maceo, no faltando noticias
que aseguran que ha desembarcado
va er las costas de Cuba. resuelto a
combatir contra Espana, (que lie ha
perdonado la vida) faltando a su pa
labra de honor de no ayu dar la in
surreccion.
Que entenderan por h0noy esos
c06alIer0S de la manigua1
Ahora comunican de Nueva York
que aquel gobierno quita a Sanguily
la ciudadania americana. ISera yer
dad ? Lo que 81 es verdades que en-
eI Senado de Washington han vuelto
en- estos dias a desatarse contra Es
pafa, pretendieni 10 un Mr. Allen i'm
pedir que Rus Rivera sea fusilado;
y para conseguirlo, ma querido ha-
cernos Ell 6~ pidiendo que Sc envie q
Ia Habana la escuadra de los Estados
Unldos; la Camara ha votado por
unanimldad una mocion para prote
ger a Rus Rivera asustandonos
perc estamos curados de espanto
Anoche Sc hablaba en- el salon de
coHferencias del Senado del rumor
que CORE, de que Mdximo Gomez ha
enviado un ayudante 4 Weyler para
decirle que 81 no Sc fusiIa a Rus Ri
vera y a Bacallao, esta dispuesto
negociar la paz. Pero ESQ es hablar
de la mar.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-04-21
CR0NlCA EUROPEA
ESjRLTA EXPRESAMENTE
PARA Ri
% h0&MTIN MERCANTTH
Paris, Mario 1897.
LA QUESTION DE ORIENTE

LA NOES 1lON LIE OKlENIE.
La question de Oriente sc va com
plicando cada dia mas. Despu@s de
bombardeo por las armadas extranie.
ras, Sc restabIecio un POGO ell order
en- Creta, pero ell gobierno griego nc
dejaba por ESQ de hacer sus prepare
tivos y de mandar tropas a la frontera
turca, y entretanto los disturbios no
cesaban en- el interior. En- presencia
de situacion tan grave, seis gran
des potencias lFrsncia, Russia, Ale.
mania, Austria, Italia, Inglaterral.
mandaron un ultimatum al eobierno
de Atenas, para que Sc retirasen las
tropas y armada griega de Creta. en-
el termino de seis dias.
El gobierno griego di6 la sieuiente
contestaci6n
Gel real gobierno ha examina.
DO con toda la atenci6n que me
'eeen lQs puntos sobre Ion euales las
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-04-21
"GRACTAS
AL SR. CURA De TOTATICHE."

Copiamos del "Diario de Jalisco."
que Sc publica en- la ciudad de Guada-
lajara, Mejico:
/ La carta del sehor Emiliano RubaI-
caba, que publicamos a continuation,
es simplemente. una expression de Ia
gratitud de este senior, gratitud bien
fundada como podran yer los que Sc
tomen el trabajo de leerla. Escrfbe
Ieste apreciable caballero:
Mi hermana, que habia sido toda
su vida de una constitution raquitica
ly enfermiza, venia aeravandose hacia
Ialgunos amos por una enfermedad que
los medicos dyeron ser anemia, y
que, aunque paulatinamente, iba des-
truyendo su endeble ORGANISING. Es.
taba palida, extenuada y sin fuerza.
LIE atacaba con frecuencia el dolor de
cabezs, y ell estomago Sc encotraba
easi siempre en- mala condicion. Ca
81 constantemente tenia I'm frfo inso.
portable y excitado ei sistema nervio-
so con muchisimo miedo y sin raz6n
para clio.
Al sefior cura de este lugar debe
indirectamente la salud mi hermana.
Fue el quien escribio al Departamen
to Medico de Ia casa DR.. Williams
Medicine Co., Schenectady. New
York, y quien Sc apresuro a trasmitir-
me los preeeptos de aquellos sehores.
Para entonces Sc encontraba muy NAL
mi pobre hermana y Sc habfa declara-
do impotente Ia ciencia de los medicos
asi como habfa fracasado tambien tina
multitud de medicamentos caseros y
de patente.
Sc administrator 4 la paciente las
Pildoras Rosadas del DR.. Williams.
observando al mismo tempo las ms
trucciones sobre alimentacion, eierci-
Clio, abrlgo, ETC., y hoy Sc encuentra
enteramente sana de todos sus males.
Ha engruesado mucho y su rosado
color nos demuestra que su salud es
Escribo esta para que vean los Sc
1ores de la casa DR.. Williams que no
ueron in1tiles las molestias que les
lilo el senior cura pidiendo instruccio.
les para proceder a curar q mi her
mana, que por el contrario fue bri-
lantl imo el exito, pues Sc encuentra
lila hoy disfrutando perfecta salud.
EM1L1ANo RUBALcABA.
'otatiche. JAIL, Mexico, }
Mayo, IS de 1895.
Las Pildoras Rosadas del DR.. WI
iams Gentlemen en- forma eondsnsa.
a los elementos necesarios para dar
ueva vida y riqueza la sangre, v
ara restablecer los nervios. Son sspe.
tlco ointaliblepara Intermediates como
ataxia locomotriz, paralisis parcial.
allie de San Vito, ciatica, neuralgia.
umatismo, dolores de cabeza ner-
osos, palpitacion del corazon, CUTS
lido y anemico, frialdad de las ma.
IS y de los pies, NAL de est6maqo v
da elase de debilidad en- amboS a..
IS.
IQdas ias iarmseias de este pata
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-04-21
MUY IMP0RTANTE.
COMHTE LOCAL

DEL PARTIDO INCCEDICIONALME
TIE ESPANOL DE SAN JUAN DE
PUERTO RICO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-04-21

Han fallecido en- esta decena: en-
Madrid, dona Ros rio Dlaz de Cabria,
condesa de Fucnte Blanca; el geneyai
&c brigada don Manuel de Castro
Ruiz del Arco, macstrante dc Sevila;
den Ignacio Carrasco, exmagistrado
del Tribunal Supreme, y la antigua
escritora dola Emilia Martin, esposa
del lterato don Nicol s Oiaz y Perez,
croniSta de Badaioz En- Sevilla, ell
.reputado pintor don Eduardo Cano.
En- A'meria, don Frantisco Eze-
quiel Gomez, consul de Espaila en- ell
extranlero durante muchos ahos.-En
Granada, don Eduardo Rodriguez
Bolivar, jefe Gel partido conservation
y senador del RENO. En- VGlez Ma
laga, don Francisco Lopez Domin
guez. ex goberAador civil y hermanc
del general. En- Za~agoza don Inigc
Figucras, director del Banco &c Gre
dito.-Y en- Roma, el escritor dor
Diego de Coello y Quesada, conde d'
Coello, antique diplomatico E insign'
periodista ; fue fundador del diario Ii
Ep0ca, dc Madrid, FL rey de Itali;
dispuso que Sc hicieran al cadaver 10
honores correspondence al cargo d.
ministro plenipotenciario que desem
peno.
e. 2. del Rio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-04-21

De polltica POGO puedo enviar por
que las dos guerras 10 monopolina
todo. No ha dejado de producer alarm
ma saber que en- csa isla Sc levanto
una partida, que felizmente ha ST.
do copada. Los que conocemos ell
pals no abrigamos el tenor de que
nunca Sc separe de ia Madre Patria.
a Ia que tantas pruebas de fdelidad
tiene dadas.
Seg1n leo en- la prensa, estan re-
dactados los decretos que han de apa
recer en- la GaceEa, disponiendo la
de las reformas polftico
administrative en- esa is.a; en- ell pri
mer consejo de ministries Sc somete
ran aquellos a la aprobaci6n. Cano-
vas y Caste lano han convenido va
los terminus del decreto y de amplia.
cion de dichas retormas.
Hoy 10 que Sc mueve es la prepa-
racicn para las proximas elecciones
municipales; no Sc nota gran interes
por elias; los republicanos n } acudiran
a las urnas. S. los libe,ales. COMO Sc
asegura, presentan candidatura cerra
ia, los cooservaiorea haran 10 propjo.
El seflor Romero Robleio, contra
'u cos'umbre, para no tropezar CON
as exigencias de los amigos, Sc ha
narchado aver a Antequerd, de don
lie no volveta hasta que terminen las
.lecciones No deja de ser signif
Two este paso, conociendo el modo de
er del personaje.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-04-21
Gaceta de aver.

No publica disposition algu-
ma de importancia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-04-21

Es decir: un aumento de recau.
dacion de unos IS millones de
pesos.
Por los ante tres articulos y
por otros mas re ei bill es
pecifca en- l. c rsu!a de repr7-
saiias, veran nuestros lectores
que Ia enm.enda A drich ha que
Gsdo al ora muy ampl!adia, Y qus
N&za
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1897-03-20
ORCAAR AND GARDEN.

The mole is not such a great enemy OF
the gardener as. many suppose. 1t lives
lIrgely upon worms and grups.
The commo huckleberry prefers a
dryish place 10 grow in, while the tall
one likes quite wei ones. In the New
Jersey swamps the tall ones bear fruit
OF large size and delicious flavor.
Plan the berry garden as carefully as
you would any farm building. Start
right, and you saw time in preparing
the soil, in setting plants, in cultivation,
and in all the details of the work.
This is the time to grub out and burn
every old diseased peach tree on the
farm. One tree with -yellows" may in
feet the whole orchard. Those trees
which bore premature fruit last sum
mer on one or more limbs should be de-
stroyed, DIS they have "yellows."
A garden, properly conducted, will
furnish everything to sell every day in
the year, and one need never go to town
without taking something to barter for
his groceries. This is not the result
from the usual farm garden, however,
for the soil is kept neither sufficiently
rich. deep nor well drained.-Rursl
World.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1897-03-20
CrRam Of farley,

Place a well-washed neck of mutton.
in saucepan, add two quarts cold water
and half cupful barley (the coarse kind
is the best for this), set saucepan over
the fire, and when it boils add one
onion, half cupful fine cut celery, half
white turnip, half small carrot, two
sprigs of parsley and half tablespoon
full salt. Cover the saucepan tightly
and boil slowly, till the meat separates
from the lone; then strain the broth,
remove every particle of fat. Season
to taste with salt. Mix the yolk OF one
egg in a small saucepan with three
tablespoonfuls of cream; add half pint
of the above broth, stir over the fire till
nearly boiling. Care must be taken
not to let it boil. This soup is nourish-
ing and delicious. The broth may be
served plain, with little milk or cream,
or without it; what is left can be set
in a cool place; it viii keep for several
days.-St. Louis Republic
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1897-03-20
How TO Make Cows Pay.

Keeping up the flow of milk all tn.
year round is a sure means of increas-
ing the profitableness of a COW. This
flow may be stimulated by judicious
feeding, breeding and clean milking.
S~ucculent food, such as good pastures
and silage. tends to increase the flow of
milk, therefore should be used to fix
tie habit IN young cows. The young
cow should be kept milking a long time
before breeding a second time. This
practice tends not only to fix the milk
ing habit, but to enlarge and develop
the milk-making glands of the udder.
Clean milking, that is, removing from
the udder all the milk at each milking,
tends strongly to stimulate the produc-
ton of more milk, while to leave milk in
the udder is a u T way of drying up q
cow.-Dakota Field and Farm.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1897-03-20
JOKERS IN OFFICE.
In Some Localities They Garry Their
Monkey I~ncIinatiOns Too Far.

In Some Localities They Carry Their
Monkey I~ncIinatiOns Too Far.
The American people are immensely
fond OF a good joke, and the practical
Joker pleases them best of all.
Among our most prominent jokers
are the street commissioners of the
many cities scattered throughout the
land. They are awfully clever, don't
you know. The taxpayers give them
large salaries to look after the COM
fort and convenience of the people who
use the thoroughfares for the purpose
of getting about from point to an
other. The people," in this case, in
clude wheelmen along with others.
But do the commissioners always look
after the condition of the streets to the
best of their ability and to the greatest
degree of comfort of all concerned?
We'll, hardly. They are really not to
be taken seriously. The mere fact that
they are elected or appointed to do
certain things is no reason why they
should do it, SO they think.
The fact of the matter is, a public Of
fee is a public joke. They Jolly" the
people, while the appropriation for
street cleaning and repairing goes!
Tell us, ye winged winds, where, oh,
where, does much of it go?
And the country road supervisor, or
committeeman, is a smaller but more
micro joker. No n really expects
him to look after the roads, and so he
never surprises or disappoints thaca.
But there is such a thing as carrying
q joke too far. The dirty street, bad
road joke, has about reached the limit.
People are turning from jest to earnest.
They are tired of "~fooling."
Every man who rides a bicycle is seri-
Gus when he says he wishes clean,
smooth streets and good, hard roads.
Every thoughtful, humane owner and
driver OF horses insists on the same
thing. Every farmer who does not care
to sink the profits OF his fields in the
muddy roads to market wants better
highways. Every up-to-date thinking
person is in favor Of them.
They are going to take a more serious
view of the duties of those who are sup
posed t o look after the streets and high
ways. People want good roads, and
they will endeavor to employ practical,
intelligent business-like means of get
ting them.
How are the roads and streets in your
vicinity?-Good Roads
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1897-03-20
Tomato Culture In Europe.

Notwithstanding the fact that to
mato sauce has been known and appre-
ciated for many years as one of the
great deIicacies of an Englishman's
table-as the readers of the writings
of Dickens may very well remember, in
the case where mutton and to-
mato sauce played such an important
part in a breach of promise case-it is
only during the last few years that this
fruit has come into general use some
thing akin to its popularity in America.
1t is said that large glass houses are
erected expressly for their cultivation.
The plants are grown in large pots, and
are said to be raised very successfully
in this way, the plants producing much
more abundan:ly than when crown in
benches, as with us. They are, how
ever, abundantly supplied with ma
rurp-
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1897-03-20
STAGE GOSSIP.

James A. Herne will soon produce Q
new war play called THE Rev. Griffith
Davenport" The hero is a clergyman
with strong patriotic tendencies.
London critics are wondering why
Richard Mansfield does not try another
season in the British capital. The latest
addition to Mr.. Mansfield's company is
Miss Mabel Beandsley, sister of Aubrey
Beardsley, the artist.
Emile Moreau, who is credited with
having written the greater part Of
Madame Sans Gene" for Sardou, has
just completed a new play called "The
Accused Mountain" in which Jane
Hading will appear at the Porte St.
Martin, in Paris.
Sweet Nancy" Mr.. Buchanan's
adaptation of Rhoda Broughton's ia
O story, has been revived at a Lon
don theater with immense success. Miss
Annie Hughes, an actress who some
years ago charmed many American
theater-goers, plays Nancy.
Arthur W.. Pinero's new play, 1.-THE
Princess and the Butterfly; or, the Fun-
tastics." is shortly to be produced in
London by George Alexander. The au-
thor says it is g comedy, but the state
ment is received doubtfully by those
who remember that he described 1.-The
Benefit of the Doubt" in similar Terms.
1t is said that Eleonora Duse intends
appearing in Shakesperean roles on
her next visit to this country. Before
going to the Vienna hospital, where she
is at present undergoing treatment. the
actress left orders with Worth for a
largenumberof handsome gowns suited
10 Shakespearean productions.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1897-03-20
Keenins Up Hedge Fences.

Hedges are useful or detrimental &C
cording to the way they are kept A
well-trimmed hedge is ornamental and
becomes better every year, but if neg
lected and allowed to grow without at
tention it is very unsightly. The first
year is the most important in managing
a hedge, and in three years it should be
in 4 condition to demand but little
trimming. An Usage orange hedge is
better than a fence when once estab-
lished, and a be SO managed the first
three years as to be impenetrable 70
small animals.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1897-03-20
HUMOROUS

"A Good Schelne.-"Mrs. Bigsby let's
her husband practice on his cornet -
home" whats that for?" st gives
her an excuse to be away all the time
Chicago Record.
-Doctor-"You want some strength.
ching medicine, sir" Mr.. Mulligan
(emphatically)-"Oi do that, docthor.
Shure, my wolfe is much stronger than
Oi am, an she bates me onmercifully."
Fun.
Mr.. Dukane-"That man yonder
seems very pens;ve. Do you suppose
he is in love?" Mr.. GaswelI-"Oh, no;
that's impossible. 1 know him very
we'll. He's married" - Pittsburgh
Chronicle-Telegraph
What possible fascination can
there be about Arctic exploration"
swell, for one thing, they have such a
long night there that no one can object
to a man staying out occasionally."-
Philadelphia North American.
When the tempest broke the roof
of the barn struck the tenderfoot on the
chest, a haystack fell on his head and a
cord of wood pinned his feet to the
ground. Tears sprang to his EYES. at
reminds me-" he sighed, "of sitting in
a crowded trolley car when it goes
ground a curve-"-Detroit Journal.
How is Diggles getting along? 1
haven't seen him for 4 long time"
"Worse than usual" was the reply, in
tones of the deepest sympathy. VERY
much worse than usual, poor fellow!"
"Are you sure of that?" Certain. Ire
Gently had my salary reduced, and 1
can't lend him nearly as much as 1 used
to."-Washington Star.
-She-"Well, whatever you may say
of Mr.. Perkins, 1 think it was nice of
him TO give his wife credit for every sue
cess he has had" He-"But, my dear
Miss Gladys, you seem not to have OBJ
served the fact that Perkins fails ut
everything."-Rrooklyn Life.
During the reign of Charles II. n
Sig. Lett proposed to write 4 history OF
the court. You will give ~offense?'
urged his friends. Were 1 as wise as
Solomon" said Lett, 81 could not avoid
that" Then be as wise" rejoined the
king, who was present, land write prov
cribs, and not history" Household
Words.