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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-05-16

Por Scres de- A. FIguerra & Co..
151 ere avd"sr Is l4O k'los. Pei
Plaass Roia s. %, l d alc 'hol 1 i'd
tsbacos. 20 SIS cafe 1876 k'Ina.
Por Osldas s. o., l st cafe 81 ki.
los, l 81 azdoar 1872 kiloe, 43 sls CO.
COS l d tsnacos. Por Bolivar ARR
"a & Co 2 d cafe 80 kilos para o.
ruls,1 pr Scrs de What de y O 30
" cafe 1856 kilOs, 55 81 OOcos Per
8 de EzQuiaga, 275 sl cate %, SO k
los 70 10 hoa y Hmno 1O3 81 9 t6
8. 1910 kilos por SCrs de A F,gue 90
roa y 90, 2 q tabacos 2 OK cafe Is
kllos Por Sors de Viosnie y % 100
Of azdcar 1O,1 kiics Por Ma az
Rojo y 90, 30 81 cate 4.567 k'ios
238 si ax6car 265O2 kllos Para Vi
g.. por 8 de EzQuia "a, 60 81 cafe
$3.50 kilos Por Scrs V'jande y %
25 sT cafe 25O7 kiios Para Bilbao
Por J Ochoa y Hmno 35 s[ cafe
$3.50 kllos Por s de Bgquiags, l
brrI ax6car 1O6 kilos, 1 brr[ 225 81
cate 21129 k los Par O .dis, pE
s de Erquisgs, 25 81 1 brrl cate
2O69 kllos Por j Oohoa y Hmno,
80 sI cate 1880 k'los Por J T 8 Iva /
y 90 100 81 cate 8540 kilOs Para !
Malsga. por 8 de EzQuiags IS ell
cafe II 1853 k los Por L6pes ViiIs-
mil ? 90 25 OF cafe 2O52 klloA Por
Plauas Rojo y 90 80 81 asdcar
1886 kilos Psra Sevilla, por j
Ochoa y HmnO 48 VI coo 8 1O5 81
Ga 8 9555 kilos Por Pa as Rojo y
% 81 easos cafe Abb kilos POr
Suceso es de Vicente &c o., 25O
ere azdcar 2 500 kilos. Por Oxrte
ras Gonzalez &c Co.,, 81 eTs csie
3439 kilos Por 8 De EtqQ aga, IS
SIC cafe 1856 K !os Para VAIeacis.
pOr s de EsQ1lsgs, 35 SIS cafe 1907
kilos Para BARGE lona, por Latimar
y Fernandez, 86 sLs szd 'ar 1887
kilos Por F Font y Hermsno. 30
sIs cafe 1882 kilos POr B NOgue
ras, II sIs cafe 118O kiOs P +
Maun6 Fabra 8 90, 80 sis cate
2841 kilos Por L6psz Villamil &
20, 30 sIs cate 4193 kilos Por 6.
de Ezquisga, 300 els oaf6 2326J
kilos, 5000 sls asd3sr 297793 k los
Por Sores de Vijande &c Co, 20 sLs
safe 1887 kilos Para San 8 b
tian por s de Ezquiaga l brrI, 275
u aE6aar 27874 kllvs, 2 81 4z05A
24O kllor, liz PIP ION, 1 cI duIces,
81 miel
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-05-16
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-05-16
Las RGiorlaS del ST MaQra
mSTuDxO CRHTTC@
s:OON JdNkGI0 DIAZ GANEJA.
drsGtGr del BOhETlN NERCANTIL
Oh PUERTO ROO

Tai es la poreada de un folieto
que ac.ba de editarse On esta Ca
"a, obrA del Director del BoLxTN
MKRoANTn. ContisDe so. 0.paginas
do lecsurs, Ell 4: mayor, y, como
20 ha anuncisc0. 90 dedic& al illus
tire Jete dei Parade "Uni6n Cons.
<isucionai" de Cuba, Excno 81
Marques dc Apsz>sguia. Contie.
ne 81 slgUlsnse progFama:
Dedlcssorja. - Preludios. -
DesArroLlo del plan.-Considera.
clones. s.-Ei pke&mbuIo exposition.
Los Manacipios.-La Camars
osu.ar.-El Coneejo.-El Gober.
1ado. G GenefKi.-Ls hissoria.-Ls
o. aii,iAe.-h& g&zon suprsma.-
La Reparacion i.
El tvlieto 90 ofrece en- Lao o.
guisntts condolences:
Un sjemp!ar r..-.a~...... so eta
Con el resrato del Autor. 7S 4"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-05-16
DRD1CAroRlA.
LA RAzon DEL TITUEO.

DRDICAToRlA.
LA BAzon DEL TTTUE0.
SUMARIO.-Luokemos.-Nl deber
eumplido.-La generation GRE an.
tea tusEic!a humana.-preteS
S0S CTlMlDalea. - LIE formula do
p1ogreSo.-Ml pEogreso y sus ma
nltestac1 c1ones.---La opinion ptibliGs
I'll periodiaIno.-Lo que debe se
el periodismo.--Lo que ss how !,
prensa.-La prensA y las leyes.-.
La poli5ica.--Lc CUE debe ser |.
polttiOs.-O6mc se haoen Lon polf.
tlCOs.-O6mO nacea los partidoa.-.
Los programmes p0liticos.--Artifl-
clos politicoS.--N ca1naval poltt,..
so.-Miserias poiitioas. -Eincari-
dad pol1tiCa. voIftio,
LA demoCracia. a.-Prinolpios ae.
ocrAtlO0s.-AbsuEdos democrati.
ooS.-DeltriOR dem0oraticos. T..
libertad dc 10 observation-disclosures.
contra dereeho.--La igualdad 40
Cial.-1a igualdad On IL nistoxla.-
La igualdad ante 10 rax6n.-La 40
beranta.-La deraag0gla.-I.oa hun
noS mOdernos.-La revOluui6n.-.
Las hueIgas.--Oonfusien y csos.-.
III nihilism0.-PrOpagandas demo
ledoras Cancer s0Oial.-Antlno.
mias y &nomalias.-Hl mayor d.
l0s EE0Ees.-All& Va 10 nAve.--Enf
logo y ConOlusi62.
De veDta.--En Ia Impseata de-
] BOLETEa MKR0AgvIH..
PrecIo.-Un peso esUeue1ta car
tavos eJsmplax.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-05-16

Existe ell couvencimiento de que
esta tocando a su termino la insurrec
cion Fiipina.
I'm ayudante de Mr.. Faure ha
inscrito ell nombre del Presidente de
la Rep1blica en- los Iibros expuestos
en- los domicilios de los duques d
Aumale y d. Alenzon, con obieto de
anotar las visitas de pesame hech IS a
dichas familias.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-05-16

Ar uar.0 d3l Concrete
DtRECI9'i0 De La. 400, 900 StaAS de FsPaHa
CUBA, PUERTO RICO YFlLIPINA{
EsrADOS Observation-Disclosures
Y PORTUGAL.
Dfciman0vena eatcg6n, 1897.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-05-16

Premiado con Medalia de OrO en la Ex
posici6n de Matanzas 1881 y de BarcelOn
1925, Medallas dc Plata en- la Ge Pan
1899, Gran Diploma dc Honor en- ell COu-
curse International de Madrid de 1890 \
la mas alta rocompensa en la Exposiclo.
de Chicago de 1893.
RgCONOCIDo DE UT1LtDAD PCBLICA
PoR REALES 0KDENES.
Obra 6til Indispensable para todos.
AlIvIa perdida de ii mpo.-TesOrO para la
propaganda industrial y com rcial.--Este
nbIo debe estar slempre en ell butete de
tOda persona, por insigniticantes que sean
sus negOclOs.
Ell ANUARIO DEL UOMERCIO 10 for
man dos tOmos encartonudOs en- teia de
mas de I.500 paginas cada uno y cOmpren.
de:
10. Parte Official La Familia Real, NJ
niteriOs, CuerpOs diplomatlcos, COnsejo dt
EstadO, SenadO, CongIesO, Academla-,
Universidades, Institutes, etc, etc.-2'
Indicator de Madrid p"r apellld0s, profr
clones, cOmerciO e industrlas y calies.-35
Espala pOr prOvlDcias, partIdos iudIcl aleo
ciudades, villas o lugares, incluyendO Oh
cada uno 10, una description geOgratica
historical Y estadIstica con indication a.
las carterlas, estaclOneS de terrOCarrlle.
telegratos, lerias, estaO eclmiuUtDs dc ba
nos, circuiOs, etc, 20, ia parte ohc'al, J
30, las prot, clones, comerci0 6 induetlla>
de tOdOs los puebiOs, con los nOmbres y
ape. iidUs de los que las ejercen 40 Arau.
celes do Aduanas de la Peninsula, orde-
nadOs especlalmente para esta publica
cion. so
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-05-16
Los OsRkCHOS PASIVOS
DEL
HAGIsY BRIO DB,ULqRAuAR

.Ossrst0 Y 19slan eatI equ
regular estOs dereChOS, y for
mulartos completes para Ia sos
t'cit1d de JuD1laCionesv Vtude-
dades y CrfandadeS, pOr Don
Andres +. 0llerOI ex-Enspec-
tor do = Ensenanza y maestro
p&blico dc 1Gadrlds
FolleDo dadicado Of Sr GasC5
DiputadO p0r egta Isla.
V6ndese en eata 1mprenra
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-05-16
GaCeta Oe aver.

Real Orden sobre ell derribo de las
murallas v Decreto del Gobierno Ge-
neral admitiendo al Sr. D. Matlas LIE.
des ma su renuucia como Alcalde de
esta Capital.
Van en- otra parte.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-05-16
jUBA, PUERTO RICO Y FlLIPINAS


COT sus ADMINISTRATORS, cOmerciO { in
udstila. TO divldidOs eu America Cen -
GraI Costa Rca, Guatemala, llondura.,
Nicaragua, San Sd. vauut Repuollca De-
.nIhlcanit. AmGIIca del No te: Mexico. -
america de, Sui: Bolvla, Colombia Chi
70, E';uador, Far" quay, Peru, Repdbllca
lrgentina, Uruguay, Venezuela y Cura-
cao-7o Reino dc Portugal y sus colonlas.
80 SeCcion ExGranj era. 80 Secci0n de
anuncius, con indices. Indlce gene
raj de tOdas las materlas que cOntlene el
Anuarlo. ksGe Indlce esta redactadO Ell
espanol, frances, aleman, ingl6s, y pOrtu
cues. ii. La ice geogratico de Espana,
UltIamar, Estad0s Hispan0- AmerlcanOs y
Portugal. Indice general.
PreciO: q pesos oro.
Sc halla de venta On la Liberia edIto-
rial BAiLLY BAILLIERE L HIloS, Plaza Go
Santa Ana, uum. 10 Y en las pIlncipale s
del mundO.
va en- otras ocasiones hsmos habls~
do del Au~aft0 6sI C0mercio, que pu-
DllCa anu, lmente la ibreria edito-
rial de los Sres. Bailly-BaiIlere e H :
jos. Los elogi' que a esa obra Sc han
consagrsdo no son exagerados, pues
. ell merito de ella es notabiisimo,
FL AHwagF0 para 1897 es un triunfo
mas para los editores, porque es tan
complete, tiehe tai n1mero de datos,
y ha sido rectiflcado con tanto esmero,
que no puede, en- esa clase de obras,
pedlrse mas perfection.
Sabido es que dicho AuuariO es un
Dlrectorlo general, minucioso en- su-
mo grado de Espana y sus posesiones,
Rep1blica Hispano~americanas Por-
tugal. Ell nAerito de la obra puede
apreciarse con solo buscar en- cual-
4uiera poblacion una persona residen
en- ella, que desempefe un cargo p1
oIico Q tenga una industria, 9 profe-
clon, por mcdesta que sea, bien
buscando en- el noticias acerca dc las
Was de communication, situacion topo-
grafica, producciones, mercados, te.ias
8 cualquier otro dato dc utIidad &c
neral, y Sc encontraran cuantas noti
cias Sc deseen.
El AanaYl0 del Concrete Bailly-
BaaII1ere 6 DiYectOYI0 de las cu0fYe.
cSentas mil Sej5as, como algunos e lla
man, es va muy conocido entire los
homb'es de negocios de todos gene"
ros y por millones de personals que
son Cu.iosas y amantes de "a prosper
dad de sus respectivos paises, porque
no solo es 1til a. industrial y nego
ciante, sino a todo Ell que posea una
protecion, por escasas que sean sus
relaciones con el Comercio y la In.
dustria, porque su utilidad es general
debido q los m1ltiples y diveersos d.
tos que eontieael
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-05-16
(BAIL 7 BAILLIERE)

DSciman0vena eascs6n, 1897.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-05-16


El Banco de Espif contestant hoy
al Gobierno ST acepta 6 no las propo-
siciones de este para realizar Ia ope-
racion de credito en- proyecto.
Sc nota gran efsrvescencia entire
los fusionistas.
Estos Sc disponen 4 hacer en- la:
Cortes una violenta oposicion al 90
bierno.
Esta siendo estos dias muy visitada
Ia casa del senor Sagasta; los liberale:
desean conocer la actitnd de 81 jefe
en- estos momentos v acuden 4 con :
sultarle.
El seflor Sagasta Sc musstra muy
reservado.
Esti va ultimada Ia operaei6n d.
credito.
Dicha operaci6n consistirz en- I'm;
emission de obligaciones con la garan
tia del producto de las Aduanas, po
yaIor de cuarenta millones de pesos
cuyas obligaciones Sc iran pignorandf
por ell Banco de Espafia 4 medld;
que vaya siendo necesario.
"La Correspondence de Espala'
confrma la noticia de que Sc efectuar!
la rectifcacion del censo electoral er
Ia isla de Cuba, antes de procederse Z
Ia renovation de los Ayunta miento'
Diputaciones provinciales y la
elecciones para Consejeros de ADM
nistraci6n con arreglo al nuevo re
gimen.
Madrid, 8-Ha llegado Port-Sai'
el vapor correo que conduce 4 la Pc
nfnsula al general Polavieja.
FL telegrama que comunica est
no+;c;a dice que el general Sc hall
nSiisls i%dispuestO, aa sunque no de gtavedat !!
Ia marquesa de Polavieja ha salid'
para Barcelona, con el nm ae Fec'Dl
4 80 maddo.
-ss --4S@f
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-05-16
81 A ~ OR A. T..

Domingo, I6.-Sau Juan Nepc-
ceno, pbro. y mr.. .
Lunes. I7.-San Pascual Bail6n,
confesor.
Martes, 18.--San Venancio, mr., y
san Felix de Cantalicio, confesor.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-05-16
O. ENkWWs fcnso XiI:

Jonstante surtld0 de relojes, y
prenderta de orc con hriIlantes. '
pledras tin&s dc 10 mas mOdernO
que pueds daseaERe. Garantixap lcc
onJesos J veoden 4 prtcios m6ds-
C2e.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-05-16

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-12-02
THE SABBATH QUESTION.

Columbus, Ohio, has legal con-
troversy concerning the Sunday laws,
which, according to the intention Of
the interested parties, will be carried
to the Supreme court. The right of
the city authorities to enforce enact
ments against amusements on the first
day of the week is involved.
A few days ago the case of the city
against the keeper of a bowling alley
was decided against the city. The de-
PENDANT was charged with permitting
a game Of ten-pins in his place on Sun
day. He admitted the charge but
claimed that the city ordinance under
which he had been arrested was un-
constitutional. The judge held this
view to be correct In lengthy re-
view of decisions and authorities the
court ruled that the city council has
no right to prohibit amusements on
morally wrong and not prohibited on
other days. 1.-The laws of the state"
he said, founded on the constitution,
make a distinct line of severance be-
tween church and state. Any amuse-
ment which is not offensive on n week
day does not become offensive on sun
day"
The decision seems to be based on
the presumption that Sunday ordi-
nances are purely in the interest of the
churches and in no wise concern the
state. If this reasoning Is further
carried out, the conclusion would be
that nothing which is not unlawful on
the other days of the week can be pro-
hlbited on Sundays, and that holiday
would be completely oblterated. People
would be justified in opening their
stores, laboring in their fields and so
on. as well as frequenting theaters
and halls of amusement.
The fact, however, as to n weekly
holiday is this. that the state is just
as much interested in its recognition
as is the church. Which day of the
week is to be set apart for rest may be
purely an ecclesiastical problem, but
not SO the question Of having one day
for that purpose. The state cannot
afford to lose the Sabbath. 1t has been
proven that even animals that are
given n weekly day of rest perform
more labor during the year than those
continually worked. 1t has been album
dainty shown that no human being
can stand the strain of continual ex-
ertion, physical or mental, without
breaking down, and that the diversion
afforded by n conscientious observance
of a Sabbath is conducive to health
and longevity. When the Jewish state
was formed the lawgiver placed the
Sabbath ordinance in the moral and
criminal code of the nation, as one
of the safeguards of the people. 1t
was a question of policy as well as of
religion. 1t has often been claimed
that the agitation for the observance of
Sunday is only the clamor of church
people for state aid for ecclesiastical
purposes. This is not so. True pa
triotism demands a day of rest for all
who are engaged in useful labor, no
matter what their view is as regards
their religious duties.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-12-02
THE BEET SUGAR INDUSTRY.

A writer in the Scientific American
says that after nearly seventy years
of experiment in the beet sugar manu-
tncture in the United States, the in
dustry has been brought to point
where it is possible to produce in one
TONS want only for about one week.
while Europe long ago began to export
beet sugar, Germany alone sending us
last year 100000 tons. This slow pro-
gress is not due to any natural OBJ
stacles in growing the beets, but to
lack of experience and perhaps neces-
sary capital.
The writer states that the plant of
the Utah sugar company at Lohl has
had about the smoothest course of all
the American plants, and this is due
TO the conservative management and
the cooperation so characteristic of
the Mormons."
That there Is wide field for sugar
factories in this country is shown by
the figures given. 1t would appear
that the country needs about $50 fac
tories, each with a daily capacity Of
800 tons of beets to manufacture the
sugar that is now imported. There
can be little danger, then, of over
production, at least for many years,
IL the rapid growth of the nation and
the increased consumption of sugar
are taken into consideration.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-12-02
THE coMMor1oN IN AUSTRIA.


The chahge OF ministry u" Aus'iia-
Hungary mas not resulted IN more
peaceful conditions fresh outpursts
of mob violence are reported from sew
eral places, and blood mas been shed
in the suburbs OF Prague Inc empire
presents spectacle very much siIn'-
lar TO that OF Poland peiore that couh-
try was biotted out from the map ohly
in Poland the war was carried on pe-
tween the mighty fanilles CONSTITUTE
ing the so-cai'ed nopihty' while IN
Austria race war Is raging IN wiia
fury.
An idea OF the conditions preVaillns
may be gained from the political make
up of the lower house OF the parlla-
ment. The factions there represented
are: German liberals, national Ger
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-12-02

tllity OF any attempt to unite and
amalgamate various races under any
form of government that fails TO recog-
nize the political equality of all. Deep
down in the soul of every human be-
ing is the desire for an opportunity TO
exercise to some extent that sover-
eighty which is the human prerogative
by virtue of the decree of the Creator
on mans first appearance on earth.
Not even the most AFFECT slavery has
been able to obliterate this handwrit-
ing of the Almighty on the human
mind. 1t remains an essential quality
of the personality itself, and If sup
pressed II only gathers strength, ms
the steam confined within iron walls,
until It bursts its prison. perhaps with
untold damage to the surroundings.
Race questions are nearly always the
offspring OF race tyranny. Even race
prejudices are most often the result of
oppression. They do not grow, because
they find no nourishment, where equal
ity and justice regulate the Intercourse
between man and man.
we believe wise men In the old coun-
tries of Europe used to predict the
speedy downfall OF the American Re-
public on account Of the fact that her
doors were open to all nationalities,
kindreds and tongues, and because 1t
was not proposed to pin them together
with bayonets and swords. The pre-
dictions have failed. Liberty has
proven a stronger force than oppres-
sion, and America has pointed out the
true remedy against many of the evils
affecting Europe. And the remedy Is
no longer experimental. 1t has been
t,taJ opd found Objective
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-12-02

One who travels abroad and takes
observations as he goes along and
compares what he sees with conditions
quarter of century. ago or more
cannot fail to notice many changes,
and some for the worse. One of these
is the growing habit among the
young of smoking-a habit that seems
to be spreading like an epidemic and
threatening the physical and moral
health of nations. 1t is true that peo-
pie are beginning to realize the dan
ger that turks in the innocent looking
cigarette, and both in Germany and
the United States efforts have been
made to reach the evil by means of
legal enactments. So far, however, these
have been directed chiefly against ju-
venile offenders. and are likely to re-
main ineffective, for the reason that
not infrequently law-givers them
selves, while speaking or voting for
laws against the cigarette. do so with
words and sentences perfumed with
tobacco. just as the old school-master
who took his pipe out of his mouth
and then proceeded to tell he boys
about the evil effects of "the weed"
Legal enactments and moral lectures
to have force must be backed by
strong, pure personal influence.
In no country. 1t is said. has the Gig
arctic evil spread so alarmingly in
late years as In England; boys of seven
or eight years are frequently seen in
the streets putting away like veterans.
N n
speech referred to the large increase
of revenue and expressed the belief
| that this was chiefly due to the great
increase in the consumption of Gig
arettes. He said he had been told that
one manufacturer who few years
ago hardly made any cigarettes now
| turns out two million a day. No Won
1 der that people are beginning to feel
alarmed.
"A proposition has lately been made
in Great Britain that the members OF
the medical profession take the intia-
tive and explain in an intelligent and
popular way the consequences Of the
habit upon the human system. IT Is
also urged that the superlntendents
of schools give the children special
lessons on the subject. This seems
to be the proper course to fol,
low. Repressiye measures We're tried
when the smoking habit was first in
troduced among civilized nations
knout, accommodation and even
capital punishment We're tried.
but TO no purpose. Enllghten-
ment and Il good example to
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-12-02

At this time of the year n cold is very
easily contracted, and If left to run its
course without the aid of some reliable
cough medicine is liable to result in
that dread disease, pneumonia. We
know of no better remedy to cure a
cough or cold than Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy. We have used 1t quite
extensively and it has always given en-
tire atisfaction.-Olagah, Ind. Ter.
Chief.
This is the only remedy that is known
to be a certain preventive of pneu-
monia. Among the many thousands
who have used 1t for colds and la
grippe, we have never yet learned of
a single case having resulted in pneu-
monia. Persons who have weak lungs
or have reason to fear an attack of
pneumonia, should keep the remedy at
hand. The % and so cent sizes for sale
by Druggists.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-12-02
BLISS uNREsTRAINED.

The New York Voice. n vigorous.
clean-cut and generally reliable pro-
hibltion organ. has in recent instance
allowed its wits to 20 ol-gathering
or It has been absurdly imposed upon
by one Rev. DIR. Bliss. The latter is
referred to in the Voice for Nov. is as
the financial agent of the Salt Lake
College, Salt Lake City, Utah." and 1t
is stated that he ''preacht n sermon on
Mormonism in Boston last Sunday
Mormonism in Boston would hardly
we think, furnish the gentleman
much of theme; doubtless we may
safely assume that the paper means
he preached in Boston, and that his
subject was Mormonism. But if this
was the papers carelessness as to die
ton, what shall be said of the
preachers own carelessness as to fact?
Hear him:
about year ago the president
of the Mormon Church, Mr.. Partridge.
In the Church organ. printed in SAT-
Lake City, said that If polygamy had
been abandoned because their fathers
had changed their opinions, God had
not changed His opinion, and still held
tl.. t.stNt h hot
saw IL would be resumed later. If
polygamy is dead. why do the leaders
or the Mormon ohurch sun piao e,a,e
against it? Why does not the state
legislature pass laws against it,"
To- oor1,ar nart Of the renort the
rroacbar 10 o,,o,ed as saving
,,oi,,co,,y 10 st,il nrnctised "by the
ioodars of tho Morron Church"
n 4, hard IN deo,de whom tn pitv
,s. in cosa oe ,bis l,rd. the college
witch 10 bopdicannad nv n "hnnneial
,gort,, so ,nhacile the said agent him
.e,s for tho density of his ignorance,
~, tho odttor NJ n nnner which oon be
ao,udad into nub,ishinr stuff the falsi-
10 ~ which 10 evident unon its face.
As collage representative from Salt
Ioka Citv rev Mr. Miss cannot per-
hons he exnacted ia know that no
A. pa,t,,ao, ,s or o,,er was President
~ Tho Ntnrn,op church whose head
oua,,ers ara hero. but the New Yorl,
Voice ought to lknovv II ar forever
cease IN claim Intelligence enough to
otta,nnt tho instruction of other peo-
n,a As trutbfulIv might the remarks
~ 1.obouchara he attributed to the
o,oor ~ rr,lana. ma we'll might
Irnat,,s r,onne,,v no called the Mika-
do of Janan or Cardinal Manning be
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-12-02
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