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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-02-08
Our Foreman,

Byron, has arrayed himself in q
very tasty, and not at all gaudy buz-
zom pin, the same being symbol of
his profession, viz: printers stick.
We expect now all the girls will
stick to him and fairly ache to "set
up" with him. It's no use, girls,
By" has enacted that part in
the little life drama where fellow
stands up and takes hold of another
fellows sisters hand, and Justice of
the Peace with the Revised Statutes,
or some Domino with gold specks
and a white choker, says " Do you -
and the fellow says eyes SIR" like a
little man, and then the Domino saws
to the sweet little bundle of lace and
tulle, and roses, and kids, and sweet
perfumes, "Dost thou?" and she
says, yeth ,hir," and the Domino
puts something in bis pocket that
would jingle if he only had mate to
it, and-but we tell you girls, Byron
is going to set up all small caps IN
that " stick" pretty soon, SO don't be
inerfer;', with the printing. bust.
aess.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-02-08
RundfcdY.

Last Wednesday saw-horse stand
ing in front Of the Wood Co. Drug
Store, growing tired and weary Of its
mental seryitude as wood holder and
general hitching post, ran away tax
ing with it the cx Editors horse and
cutter The way that saw-buck
switched old Morgan" around was
caution to wood. sawyers. We
never before saw so much vitality in
a saw-buck. The twain became di.
vorced near the Rabhn House, and
the last we saw from our sanctum
window was Morgan passing the
buck, and drawing up at the church,
probably thanking the second bell had
rlNag.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-02-08
Tho Point journal.

This old sheet with new title
comes TO us in it's new dress, looking
as gay as a show window Of millin-
cry shop. Northrop still drives the
pen editorial The worst wish we
have for the Journal is, that it may be
obliged to use a rcam of paper fol-
wrappers, every Issue.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-02-08

Prof. Balcomb's pupils will give a
public examination at Worthlngton's
Hall, on Saturday, the 18th instant,
" ch will also embrace an examina-
ton in the science of music by q Sc
ries Of questions. On the Monday
evening following Mr.. i. will give 9
public rehearsal by his pupils, assist
ed by Messrs. Lyon and Benchley.-
We assure our people the entertain
ment will be worthy their patronage.
The gentlemen have organized an or.
chestra, and are rehearsing some very
excellent music. To the rehearsal
there will be an admission fee charg-
ed, of 25cts. unf
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-02-08
fHGpI'S FISTS

"Few and far between" Come
again girls. We don't know when
we've had our old Office so illumln-
ated with smiles, as last Tuesday,
An editors sanctum would become a
sort of dogs kennel, only for the sun
light that streams down from heaven
through the eyes of these angels that
come and depart SO mysterionsly,
leaving fellow in a mist, and making
him wonder after they are gone, II
he's been dreaming. Come again,
girls, we've got lots of cardboard.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-02-08
A Meeting

Il Meeting
To take into consideration the pro-
priety of changing the date of as
sessment, and with that object in view,
TO request Mr.. Neeves to present such
a bill to the Legislature, is called to
met at Rablin's Hall this Saturday
evening, the 10th instant.
Let there be full meeting. Every.
body who pays taxes is invited,
MANY CITIZENS.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-02-08
On Marriage.

Happy Relief for Young Men from
the effcrts Of Frrprs and Abuses in early
life Manhood restored. Nervous debility
cvred. Impedments to Marriage removed
New method of trssttbent Sew aud re.
marksble remedies. Books and Circulars
sent free, in scaled envelopes.
Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No
9 sestk aiash It,, PAilsdslrsls, r..
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-02-08
Rerired.

ReriUed.
The kilbourn City Mirror, which
has been slumbering several weeks,
makes its appearance in a new dress,
under the supervision and editorial
management of Frank Wisuer, q
Badger typo, and as genial member
Of the craft as ever held a stick.
Let the Kilbourn people see that
the Mirror is never shattered.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-02-08
Railroad Meeting.

A rumor having become current
that there was TO be railroad meet
ing at Rablin's Hall on Tuesday
evening, large crowd congregated
thereat at an early hour. Very many
were entirely ignorant of the fact OF
the meeting, and more of the pur.
poses for which it was called.
1t proved to be for the purpose Of
obtaining the sanction of the people
to the amendments proposed by Mr..
Nceves TO the bill introduced by Mr.,
Webb in the Senate, ) and which
should become, by such amendments,
an enabling act, in the interest OF
the Wisconsin Valley, or as is more
generally known the Tomah Road.
Mr.. J. b. lIasbrouck was chosen
Chairman. The object of the meet.
ing, on motion Of Mr.. Webb, was
stated by Mr. Necves, after which
the matter was warmly discussed by
many of our citizens, and much no,
shot was thrown about with reck.
Iessncss that made it rather uncom-
Portable for anything destitute of a
Salamander's hide. The amend.
mcnts as proposed were finally as.
sentcd to. Mr.. Webb called upon
Mr.: Neeves, by motion, to read the
bill authorizing the city Of Grand
Rapids to aid in the construction o.
the Wisconsin Valley Railroad. The
bill was read by Mr.. Neevcs, placing
the amount asked for at $4,000
After the discussion of this measure
several amendments were offered, VIZ
$4,000 was substituted for $50
0O0-that the city be not called upor
for any portion Of the bonds till tbC
road should have been completed
and the cars running into either
Grand Rapids or Centralia.
We think another amendment wat
offered, but as the meeting appointed
10 Secretary, and as we are obligeo
to quote the proceedings from mem
Dry, we vii! not state positively. The
amendments were submitted to tn,
meeting and carried, but when tht
! bill as amended was suhnited-o
rather the question as to whether on
representative should be empowered
to present to the Legislature the Ill
as amended, the vote was lost. A dl
vision of the house was called for
and still the question was lost. Th'
meeting adjourned with not the bes
feeling prevailing.
On Wednesday evening a SECOND
meeting was called, and the question
again submitted with the same result
only with an overwhelming MAORI
ity against the proposition. Lach 0
space III this Issue prevents any com
mants as to the merits or dement's o
the proposition.
We would suggest for the beuef
of the public and for the interest Q
meetings generally, that a .Secretar.
is as necessary as Chairman.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-02-08
school Officers Convention.

O9ies Go. ISupt Of Schools, Wood 90,
GRAND RAPIDS, Wis, Jan. 10, 1872,
A Convention Of the School Officers Of
! Wood County, is hereby called, to meet in
the upper room Of the school house, at
Grand Rapids, on Saturday at l0t o'clock
A. NJ, Feb. 10, 1872
The following are among the subjects, that
demand the attention Of the school officers
of this county:
|. School~Sites;
2. School Grounds
3, School Grades and Siudies
4. School-H0uses
3. School-Furniture 3;
G. School-Apparatas
Z. Textbooks
s. Employment Of Teaehers;
y. The Township system
10. Miscellaneous Subjects.
1t Is hoped that every school officer In the
equity, wiz be present al this meeting.
cordial invitation is hereby extended TO
each. Friends generally, ofour public school
system, arc also invited. Thls 10 an age Of
advancement. Shall we keep pace With the
times II is duty incumbent on the ehos-
en- guardians Of our schools, to ad0anes The
educational banner. Good must resul, from
such gathering
j. Q. EMERY,
Co. supt. OF Schools,
Wood Co., Wis
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-02-08
Personal.

Hon. Geo. A. Neeves arrived home
from Madison last Saturday to re,
main brief period.
Charley Hall, youngest son of our
old lownsman, E, D. Hall, we notice
by n Mississippi paper, has beer ap
pointed mail agent on one of the rail,
roads of that State. We congratu-
late Charley tend strictly to the
mails, Charley, and leave the females
entirely alone, and You ,cW he happy.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-02-08
TERMS OF THE SENTINEL
The Daily sentinel.
The Tri-NechIy scntimci.
The Weekly Scuiincl.

Single copies, one vear",-.. ......"....,.sl,b
In clubs of less than one year"........i 81
Ten copies, one year..... .........",....I 5ol
ADDITIONS may be made TO clubs for one
year at club rates.
GFy-AN EXTRA CORY will be sen to the
getter.up of club Of ten
sY Money In Registered Letters, mailed
to the Milwaukee Publishing Company, may
be sent at our risk, aud we will not be res
ponsihle nnless letters containing money are
so mailed
eR~Any person sending club Of TlllR
TY for the v eckly will be entitled to three
copies extra, or one copy Of the Til weekh
one year. For club of FORTY, four cop
les of the Weekly, or one copy OF the Daily
ono wear.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-02-08
Read what the Press sn vs..

THE WEEK Il the title Of now paper
which bids fair to fill void in New York
journalism. 1t is filed With a selection Of
the more noticeable articles Of TIE various
daily papers--not editorial merely, hat ex,
tracts also from news and correspond eBce. --
Thus alta glance the busy man who has had
no leisure to see more than one, If any, daily
paper during the week, gets the cream Of
the entire newspaper IitcratIrc~-not the
metropolitan only. but Of other cities and to
some extent Of foreign eapitals also. --G roo6
Ign Eagie.
THE WEKK Is ne~ paper wh'ch ought
TO take a permanent place in American jour.
na.su. Possessed Of il the reader will find
that lte can dispense with most otheF jour
nals and still keep abreast Of the most ca
hghtened current opinion on Politics, Soei
ETY., Religion, Art, Music, and the Dfana,
and the iike.--.Sp'ingiefi RPabiicnl
THE WEEK Is the tide Of uew paper
made, aud wa hope TINS WErG viii find abuu
dant parronagc. --IHIpsaleat
Its success ought not TO be a matter Of
doubt Geieago Journal
.
THE WEEK is 10 page paper Of large
size, with tire broad eo'uilns % the page
and IL neatly aid tsstefllly printed
TrRNs ga a wee single copy cehts. -
Trial subscribtion, 4 consecutive numbcff
for 70 cents,
Addres, "THE WEEK"
P O. BOX 1888, New York,
rgy- For Sale by all Newsiealers
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-02-08
5. Recitation.
4. School Ethics.
s. School Legislation.

The discussion of the various
topics was earnest and pointed, the
older and more experienced teachers
taking an active and prominent part.
All concured in the following, as
SYNOPSIS of the views of the best au.
thorities, on the several topics.
Study.
|. The Objects Of Study are:
/. knowledge
2. Discipline;
8. Aspiration
a. Efficiency
II The Incentives to Study are:
!. Incentives OF Doubtful PRO
priety:
Prizes;
Merit. Marks;
Emulation
Fear of Punishment;
Shame;
Ridicule.
.. Proper Incentives to Study:
The Appreciation of the Teacher
The Appreciation of Society;
The Attainment of All honorable
Position in the School;
The Pleasure Of overcoming Diff
culties;
The Qualification of Curiosity;
The Desire of knowledge,
The Hope Of Success in Life;
The Enjoyment Of Purer Ideal
Creations
The Duty of Self Perfection;
The Satisfaction of Doing Right I;
The Prospect Of Heavenly Re
ward;
III. The Modes of Study are;
l. The Modes of Study in the At
tainment of original knowledge !;
which consists of
LIST, Empirical knowledge
Cd. Pure knowledge:
To obtain Empirical knowledge the
student: Should set before himself a
definite object;
Must carefully observe fact;
Hi, observations must be correctly
recorded
Each fact must be closely examined
and Disseminated from other facts /,
All facts must be accurately class
fled;
lalizations must be faithfully
made;
Anticipati5us Of natures truths
should be cautiously INDUCED in;
To obtain pure knowledge the stu
dent must Learn to distinguish necos
sary truths from those which are con.
tingrnt;
| Fi,1 tho rocossarv md universal
,hs rooo ,r,;,h 8 e,,odo1 ,ho
nar,;o,,ar sph;ort rraer co,s;dora.
ton;
Demonstrate the particular truths
1T 49,. .,,.o;,o4 :. o.,oae
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cc,.,.. 1y..,.,.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-02-08
OYER ALL OTHER WRINGERS,
IT WRlEGS FASTER THAI BY HAHD

IT WRlNGS FASTER THAE BY HAHD.
We consider tho Providence superior to
all Others for the following reasons
Ist. The ROLLERS, of large size and best
qnality of White R0bbcr, are oil secured 10
their Shafts in the most permanent manner,
by tie Monitor Process making the Best
Roller in the World.
3D. Tie PATENT METAL JOURNAL
CASINOS prevent any wear upon the jour
GALS
fTho wooden journals 4, which the iron
,hafta Of other machines ryn, so0n wear, and
the efficiency Of thc Wriaysr ID thereby gro':
~ reduced,
Sd. The DOUBLE SPIRAL Goes used
on this Wringcr give the utmost case and
steadiness in working. while the double stop
prevents them from bottoming or being
thrown out Of gear. We furnish either sin
gle or doabl. gear Providence, as desired.
4,h. The ADJUSTABLE CURVED
CLAMP readily adjusts this Machine TO tubs
Of any size or thickness, making a perfect
fastening No woodea pegs or rubber straps
on this Clamp.
5tb SIMPLICITY, STRENGTH and
BEAUTY, are combined in this Machine
v 10 all the requisites Of fFst-elass
Wdnger. III
PROVIDENCE TOOL co,
Providence, X. |,
II Warren Street, New York
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-02-08
occ,CIaL DIRECTORY.
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

CoNGREG ALTON NJ WEB
srrp Services every Sabbath at lo4 A. NJ,
and 4, P. NJ. Sabbath School at IL NJ
PRAYER NEE l,ngs Wednesday evenings.
METHODIST EPISC0rAL,-Rev. J. d,
COR Services every Sabbath at 10Y A, NJ,
and 7,r. NJ Sabbath School at 4 NJ,
PRAYER meeting every Thursday evening
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-02-08
Old Iron,

OVU IFOH,
Brass and Copper wanted at the
Grand Rapids Foundry and Machine
Shop.
If RoBB & RABLIN.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-02-08

Tdielttines
At the Wood Co. Drng Store.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-02-08
Babies Carriages

A fine assortment expected soon
from Mienecke's large Milwaukee
Mandatory, at Philleo & Co.'S.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-11-03

dicos arrastraban por 81 suelo la Auto
rldad de la isla, de cuyo prestigio sois
siempre tan celosos, segon el Sr. Gamazo
Ha dicho el Sr. Gamazo que en- la con
terencia que tuvo 81 Captain general cor
Jefes y Oficiales del ejecito de Volanta-
rios Sc trat6 de imponer Ia candidadura
del general C6rdova; y 20 pregunto: pues
81 hubo lmposicion, zen que coDsiste que
no hubo un solo soldado que nos votara
En- cuanto remocion de Corregidores,
de 60 que hay Sc han removido seis en-
virtud de expedientes desagradables que
Sc tormaron; y 81 esta sdplica sirve,
deseo que esos .expedientes vengan, para
yer las razones de moralidad de 6rden
que tuvo Ell Captain general para hacer
estas separaciones.
Yo, como leal amigo que soy del ST..
Gamazo, debo advertirle de un peligro.
Els possible que sin quererlo y sin saberlo
venga S. S. 6 defender aqui otras ideas y
otros intereses que los del partido conser-
vador y los de integridad de la patria.
S. S, que fgura scomo liberal dentro de
Ia revolution, ino sabe que Sc han dado
vlvas subversivos al Principe Alfonso In
algunos colegios despues de la derrota
sufrida. por los, conservadores? mo sabe
5. S que Sc ha dicho que en- Puerto-Rico
Sc esperaba la senal de Cuba para levan
tar Ia bandera del Principe Alfonso9
Va sc que este no esta bien demostra
DO; pero la simple posibilidad del rumor
debe servir a S. S. de aviso para no ha-
cerse c6mplice, con la meior intencion,
de ciertos msnejos de hombres que dcen
pertenecer al partido espahol. iPartido
espanol! Yo no llamo partido espahol al
que mautiene la dictadura de ciertos vo-
luntsrios y las facultades discrecionales
de los Capitanes generates: 20 llamare
slempre partido espanol al que de6anda
Espana liberal, que tiene por ff,rones de
su corona la liberta1 del traba]o, Ia liber-
tad del pensamiento, la libertad de con-
ciencia, las libertades tsdas del ciudadano.
Espanoles hasta ell deliro somos los radi-
Gales, y no necesitamos que Sc nos de una
credencal DE- espaholismo desde ell fondo
de un casino. Ell patriotismo no Sc vocea,
no Sc ruge; Sc practica, y este es 10 que
hacemos aosotros.
Voy concluir, senores Diputados.
81, como 10 teneis acreditado, quereis
volver por la verdadera honra de Espa6a,
haced justicia nuestros hermanos de
America, aprobad las actas de Puerto
Rico.
Ell SR. PRESIDENTE: Sc susnende
esta discussion.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-11-03

bierno ha recibido un telegrama del
captain general de Filipinas, Sr. L.
quierdo, quien reitera su dimision,
solicitando a la vez permiso para ha-
Ger, entrega del mando al segundo
cabo.
Sc dice que es muy notable la
Ultima COMMUNICATION que ell ministro
de la Gerra ha dirigido al captain ge-
neral de la isla de Cuba relativa al plan
de campa11a que debe seguirse para
la mas pronta termination de aquella
guerra. En- ella Sc iLicia tambien la
polftica que debe adoptarse en- 10 su-
cesivo, inspirada en- sentimientos de
verdadera hidalgufa y patriotismo.
-"La fesolucion de6nitiva de los
espedientes de los bienes embargados
a los iLsurrectos de la isla de Cuba,
corresponds al captain general y la
]unta de hacienda, y solo a ellos COM
pete decidir en- segunda instancia, va
la devolucion de los bienes, va la CON
hrmaclon de las providencias guber-
nativas.
!, Ell general C6rdova ha optado
por ell cargo de senador, renunciando
ell puesto de diputado para que ha 81
do elegido en- Ponce puerto -Rico).
NO tiene Fundamental la noticia
dada por algunos peri6dicos ingleses
y colnentada por varios otros espaflo-
les, relativa a pensamiento de recla-
macion por parte del gobierno espa-
mol de los Estados- Unidos por las es-
pediciones filibnsteras.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-11-03
VINO DE QUINA.

Hacer administration mas agradab1e; separar
la de los inconvenientes que acompanan slguen
muchasveceS su nSO Obtener Su mayor efecto, ha-
blandO tecnicamente hallar corrective asOcian-
dole los raclOnales ecaceS; tai es ell interesanta
difici problema prOpuestO por la ciencia cOntem-
poranea
Entire las numerosas soluciones presentadas en-
estos dltimos tiempos, las hay evdentemente de-
fectuOSaS, pOr cOnsiguiente inntileS perjudic2-
les; hay otras mas titles que cOnstituyen progre
so manifesto, pero nInguna ha podidO Legar La
que cOnsste en- 2sociar la Quina con ell Caf6 tan
bien estOs dos con ell herrO son aSC ciaciOnes que
llevan cOnsigo su demostracIOn para que oonoz-'
ca la fntima relacion de propiedades terapeaticas
de eStaS tres sustancaS aSl como el esrecho paren
tesco de los dversos estados pato6gicos que recla
man omploO, En- efectO, las prOpledadeS t0niCaS
SasTas ds Ca c Sc
gen m1tuamente, Sc armOnizan, y fornan un COM
puesto de los mas pO1erOsOs efcaees para las n-'
dicaciOneS terapeuticaS. 4s
Ell uso del Vino de Quina de la Moka de Vervynck
SO deduce natlralmen de su composition: Sc
aconsela Ell todOs los casOs que recaman ell usO de
La Qulnay del Cafe; es declr, en- todOS aQuellOS
que SO trata de entOnar Y eStlmular; Y La notable
cantdad de cafe1na (principio active del cafe No
G nara as po
las neuralgias; ademas la experencia ha demostra
do su ncOntestable ventaia alguna5 cireunstan-
cias especlales. que debemos enumerar convene &
los nlIlOs de constitution oeb linfaticos predis
puestos las escr0fulas al raqnitSmo, las inta-
maciones or6nicas 3 abdominalas, las nerviosas
vulsivas como La cOqueluche toS convulsVa ell
Orea baile de San Vito.
los vieos que por su Odad va les falta ell calo1
natural de los organos padecen de inapetencia de
digestiones diffciles incompl6tas, por consi-
| guiente una pereza general de las funciones .
A los ScOnValeSclenteS de tOda edad seXo cuvo
| organismo profundamente debilitado necesita for
tifcarse con uu estimulo poderoso, de pronta re
| poslclon del elementO plastico de la sangre
| A las ninas jovenes atacadas de corosis, de al
guna otr indisposiciOn que interrumpa las funcio-
lies peculiares su sexo edad por fata de tono en-
| su organismo. ~
En- lin, d tolos aquellos que la atm6sfeA insalu-
bre de las ciudades, ell aire detenido los apose-
tos escritoriOs talleres La vida sedentar la iner-
| cia muscular prolongada los desareglos del raCi-
men, los escesos de to la esopee los han conducido
a una anemia profunda, que agravando todas tas
una grave affection, de la vida una s6rie eterna
de sufrimlentos de toda especie. s,tllee-
Ell Vino de Quna de la Moka de Vervynck. a.
una preparation actiya hes III ea vano de Esplflas
nnyo glsto e agradabe ia composition siemprS
! lsaal1 i9YaFiERRlA NJ ~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-11-03
REMITIDOs.
Sr. Director del BoLETIN MERCANr1L.

Sr. Director del BoLETIN MERCANTIL.
Toa-alta y noviembre 10 de 1872.
Muy Sr. nuestro: como asunto que in
teresa los industria,es agricultores de
la provincial y que tiende al tomento de
los lntereses materiales de la misma, que
remos hacer pdblico ell buen resultado
que hemos obtenido del poSo i,sStantdneo
que ha alberto en- ell corral de nuestra ca
sa en- este pueblo el maquinista D. Miguel
Batsta.
Oreemos que no son desconocidos estOs
pozos en- la isla; pero ell hecho es que Sc.
han generalizado muy POGO y nosotros ig-
noramos 81 los ensayos hechos han dadO
buen resutado Los producidos por el que
ha alberto en- este pueblo el Sr. Batista
no pueden ser mas satisfactorios. Introdu.
cldo ell tubo que 10 compone una pro-
fundldad de Is pies, con un diametro de.
pulgada y cuarto, produce 100 cuartillos
de aqua por minute, bastando que ua so.
10 hombre haga un pequeno esfuerzo en-,
la bomba, que tiene un cilindro de un pie
por cuatro pulgadas de diametro. +.
Ell costo es insigni6caute, aunque va
riable segun las localidades, y las venta-
jas puede palparlas todo el que guste acer-a
carse nuestra casa, donde podran yer el
etecto del pozo y guStar la excele4te aqua
potable que produce, APPLICABLE q todos los
usos domesticos.
Como que v, Sr. Director, Sc interesa
tanto por ell fomento de nuestros intereses,
no dudamos que le dara publicidad en- su
ilustrado peri6dico estas lfneas, que SER
viran para lamar la atencion de todas las
personas que puedan necesitar los poses
i'astamtdneos y de justa satisfaction D.
Miguel Batista, de cuya obra hemos que
dado completamente complacidos, tenien-
do mano mas aqua de la qae necesita
mos tanto para nuestra tiepda, como para
ell consume de nuestra panaderia.
Quedamos con la mayor considera ,ion
S. s. @. B. S. NJ.
Fernandez Comps