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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-09-03
Jewett's Pat. MIs,

To- uuly hllt re- II tI-.-4
eli hat - IeesIa Iie fara 49, u
MIA Pa and tsalar. ~
farmeTt shatls Ftur atsa-tt.
yoar auall faus = 5tlT ~, -. -
~. To make nsfr A.. ~.
better .hFeuFA - htai g a. -
81. ie ave lAs.af aat rtltl1. -.
artuCus laluf q the ala ~ we
Hos uill yeu aucruJlt.1 A.
IN order y uauuisciuft tuiifr
nom large bodies . uIlf - ~
have cut b. have snms utt-s t.E
Inilk ata O. rprTafare rssf = -
be done ~ oni . unE IEuoss -,
uOuf CurrUut Of ruHuIHs usfsr-.f ~
b. 30 other metasl. az Ir.g,i -
IN pcrfcctl0n ,fullg sec1rrl "a - y
usc u water channels ann 81 So.
pan. without the uaiff eI 5rr'i' -
Practical utility aud tksy A. ti...Nt
tented With any Fuch t-rst-r-.. :
others have h su5ue litflt aff,.-,,--.
the drasinE &c q the mlIi o. -.
~ pans, Nhleh IN = Pgiai q VI.
great principle q oouling uift 49,,
and a blind. OCntleuth. AZ 10.
an apparatus Tor getting yJuruliss.A
and a. flr divisions Ia pan,H r,s -
your lttlc pans OF anythiug nHv7
up tnd make yoa more lah5r.ssli-s
there q one point that D. an ta,If,I u
the principle of cooling and ttsr5-..
milk through the heat ofthe - -
There are halt dofru fErotf.l
coolers claiming patents. Ail N.n
about thcm j. some little osisA -
81 arrangement, that does usi A.,
tion, but aroonly calculated d $50
get themselves an article d ttlt u.
~.
BIZ. Jtwett has the only pl,s-t a..
for drawing % through The le,tuu : =. :
( ! manufacture IeWeti's Pan IN Az =.
that covers the principle VI pan utl,-l
the water channels o. pan viii 49,
nclls attached g. the bCt,sm, he a.
the only correct method Of A,iaciiinge. },
These are the ealy Pans IN he 40 =
stood the test Of season, there are a..
sets ID use and there is net case bui -
faction has resulted IRON the trial.
They are 10 eTsTy dairy town Ia ihsszs
There are Thousands " Jewetts pa-,- .
day and there Is no ether arnngs,.r
1 hfty set In use or that have ever ~
through one season AZ all.
As these are iufTin gmeu,s on thsI svw !
would caution all parties 10 give lIl.s.,
smlning the patent papers Oithe IttssA
! foro purchasing any other, thtJ IN /.
open for Inspection ut the Office q H. bs.
crs, and at the Office o. the pTopttieT;
kcr, Cambridge, VT. wholesale an r,a
/ aud manufactuT in tin, shcet.rsn, ~
ware, stove pipe &c, &C.. llardWgu A
! quarters for Agricultural implemenuat
Moving machine fixtures &C., &c. D.
tcnti0n given 70 Eayetr0ughiug, plssz
All orders promptly attended 10,
", II. PAN
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-09-03

v d.
-Atchison, Kansas, is boastipg of its
activity, as arailroad centre. The Chan.-
pien, of March l3, says: Yesterday was
the busiest day in our city, ever known
among railroad men. and we doubt If it
has an equal on the Missouri River. All
day long our transfer buses, and transfer
baggage-vagons, were crowded and run
over with passengers and baggage to be
delivered atdifferent depots and places Of
destination IN our city. This immense
business began early in the morning by
the arrival of special freight-trnins from
the east, west, north, and south, and the
passenger trains that arrived yesterday
morning before ten clock, brought t. cur
city nearly 200 passengers. This hurry
and hustle was kept up all day long, ev.
cry train being, apparently, loaded down
with travellers. By noon, over 600 cal
loads of freight had arrived in this city
and by nine o'clock last night, this nun
Der was swelled to 1,0l2. From ST,
o'clock, night before last, until six O'Clock
last night, over ] 200 passengers by &C
tual count, had arrived in our city
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-09-03
VERMONT CENTRAL r. Il. LINZ
Y SHINES AKEAsoEhKSf.

cSpimeHcHHq gsAf - iose'
.s,.,,r s.,.ts ass Ezsi--LsaFs HAisfazif
sHan, : u :. q, asd y r..a,-uAi.
NailIrain leaves urdstss..at, 49, - "a,
- =, ~ - Ti,rr feaciiru and leiiess fells
- 1890 ~ l..tss. Narclfief, eliln - ! -
NY, - Nsu L.audeH : - - ~ =. - "a
fb'-.ss u \, nj is-si~a.aafs - - a. - - ~.
a. 4 n az a. srIissug i nosiou va Ls~sii ~
ies.l 3; n, t..,.s 0glsn.iurEs Il = q p n,
tf.s,s.i u go, n - g5linf oi D. q, - Al,Ass
- = -. eoraeetIse Il W. n luneilen a1a pet
Igss Ais 90 nesien y trce.iefi 49, 49, -
Rn.tun a ~ .. 81 = y, Al =, n Nes
Tran, ssiss North ana Wssi-Lsavs WaisEeaFy
at az N, q n, % n, 80 - iev.i .tsan,
for FaTlihEton. Montreal, 81 AlhAns, Ae, @fns,s
h. nostrrsi Al 3 IS m, and 0EdenseufEh = !. -
a a, makinE eloss eaunseticn uith tfaihftei'As
wsll ,r.in f,r nurliuston aud 81. Aihansleaves
Beston via Loueti al . N, va; LasIehes -. -
Fitchburg az ~ m, Springfield ~ NJ - 80
I.sndon 40 q N, 50, Vernon AZ lc a. m beiaoss
fslls M !. M. White River Junction 80 ?. NJ
trains leaving Bosson ViS. Fi,shesrs At ~ 49,, :.
and sPIlEasi.s, cd e ~, = E. % ssn4 Trsin.
Accommodation Train leaves Nofthhela :. 81 - =
a Rstland al $40 a. m. and arriving IN baf-
lington a. $50 A. m, 81. Aloansa ~ NJ ~
Sirbt Frpres, leaves New London al rs ?. y :,
s..,f y.,rt,- - q - D. n, receiving PasztnEsrs
from conneetieuit River Railroad leaving Nes
York at D. m. Springfield $40 ?; n, Dsii. ~,
che. Ire Railroad al Iesrirs boston =, SO p m.
ssnnectihs at White River Junction win ua, .1
lcsvinS Hostea at p. m, for baIhneton, ~
hans. Montreal, sc arriving W hCnaes :. 80
= m connecting wi:h Grand Trunt Railway ana
Steamers for the Weet. 80. N,t.h,pxo,.,.
Sleeping carr are attached 70 the Nightnxp pie
Train running between Mohirea, and boston ana
Montreal and Springfield and ~ Al9ahs ~
Drawing Room Cars on day Express
tween Montreal and Boston. a,
Through tickets for Chicago and the West spr sais
at the principal stations. q. MERRILL, uen.i
Superintendent. ST. Alhans, june zls3S'
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-09-03

"A Burlington dealer tells the Free
Press that he has Increased his sales ST.
900 per month this summer, solely by ad.
verting. Some think il doesn't pay to
advertise but this man estimates the
profit of it at 800 per cest.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-09-03

Macy. /, Is irss proceeded &c tAsir jSur-
ssys, bot. aersIiheless, tAsy esOse the
specdy. comfortable Routes that led them
ihrOush our city. showing Il eacs both
the favorsblsssss Sfoar oosnse,isas ana
aeeomodatisbs. and ths psPsiaTi,y Of our
eouverging lines. The ferereiag are &C
tusl facts, gathered from PsrrOSal ObseF-
niiops. and from The mcsi reliable and
autl,,siic sssrees We doubt ifnaHy Of
cur people are aware that Aichison POI
,osscs better ssd nor. convenient railroad
facilities ihsS any'cily 10 the West. ifOO'
10 the country. But such is actually the
case. Ron our ei,J, & traveller can ''se--
iuslly 20 to New York, ChiGssO' St. Leu
"a. Cincinnati, or San Francisco. calIiOr-
MIA. viihOu, leaving the train be starts
on. the osly change being thAtOf sisPPins
from one coach IsiO another. American
ArfizaH.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-09-03
Buckingham's Dye.
FOR THE WHISPERS.

As our Remover in many cases
requires too long time, and too
much care, to restore gray or faded
Whiskers, We have prepared this
dye, in one preparation; which will
quickly and cffectually accomplish
this result. 1t is easily applied,
and produces q color which will
neither rub nor wash off. Sold by
I'll Druggists. Price Fifty Gents.
Manufactured by R. P. HALL & CO.,
NASHUA Nh.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-09-03

Every year increase the populari-
ty of this valuable Hair Preparation;
which is due to merit alone. We
can assure our old patrons that IL is
kept fully up to its high standard;
and is the only reliable and perfect
cd preparation for restoring GRAY
or FADED HAIR to its youthful color,
making it soft, lustrous, and silken.
The scalp, by It's use, becomes white
and clean. 1t removes all cruptions
and dandruff, and, by its tonic prop
critics, prevents the hair from falling
out, as it stimulates and nourishcs
the hair-glands. BY its use, the hair
grows thicker and stronger. In
badness, it restores the capillary
glands to their normal vigor, and
will create a new growth, except in
extreme old age. 1t is the most eco
nomical HAIR DRESSING ever used,
as it requires fewer applications,
and gives the hair splendid, glossy
appearance. A. A. Hayes, MD,
State Assayer of Massachusetts,, says,
"The constituents are pure, and care
fully selected for excellent quality;
and | consider.it the BEST Prep
RATION for its intended purposes"
Sell By all Druggists, and Dealers in lfediciaes.
Price One Dollar.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-09-03

A BOOK FOR EVERY MAN.-Ihts, NJ NJ
N Life, or SeIf-PreseryatiOn, hea iA1 n.
ON the Cause and euro of ExhausleJj M
Premature Decline in man, Nervousah ~, ~
Debility, Hypochondria, lmpotenlGS!, ,b vs y
rhoea or Seminal Feeknoss, andail V ~ NM.
arising from the errors Cfyouth or tlg,Isi,
or excuses ofmatureryears: TINS iaDt md
for every man. Thousands have pe n5 hsDa3
this work and true way to health BUY ,,t III Nh
it isthe cheapest and best medical W. VIII, nliibr
lished. and the only one on this elass irg.'
leading. Tooth edition, revised, mI Vim, n
Illustrated, bound in beautiful Frene Us r..4j
only 81. Sent by mail, postpaid, , ~ III III
price. Address PEABODY MEpioH u,s
TUTE, Nod Bulfinch Street, bosIgal
DIR. W. II, PARKER, Assistant phy s nSSr.gd
The Author may be consulted on !he es rasi
MS ali diseases recurring skill and eAPS,,'~
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-09-03

AVOID ouhcXG AND l'"FVs ',,
u nh,ron e. hdvinn and Cl1:lLIstl-..

.l No Charge 70. Advice and us e-'' n
Dr.. J. n B,fE. Cretustc u 4. g .r.,,,s
Co3.ct. I'fihdshhia, author oi s si,g,,a
yOr.., can he cunsUltc en- 9ll .S S' !. \, 4
sexual rr Urinary Orgal twhlca u hi
an r,pcoi..l study, either ~ ma mas, ltdi.
ma,t,r from what tau,, orr 'ii Y, g... b
iuns standing. a practice q .! frry
h;gi 10 trent diseases with s~c'g T,.,,s a I
antecd. Char.rs reasonable. .,tt n.y.. frsfss
tancc can forward letter defeI ,Ia,rsr ~
and enclosing stamp oPrepai;l, PIPs ritc mol
Send for the cutie 70 Hrrd'm. -, ! Nv mi N
UYOTT, NJ. d., Physician w vi
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-09-03
EARMS FOR SALE!

The Subscriber, owing to III health dI I, T,i,N
farms located near Green River mill I'm, ~ ~
and near good school house. Ihe n mas
50 acres each in ono lot. Good selsss ~ gool If
on each of them, with good water ann isa X % Z
On tho west farm is good slBar, z iaT Tsrd d
and thriving young orchard. fhs I ia1liiH
is suitably divided, and ofexeelle y .dssrtf
will be sold together or seporately ,aek. h
the sap-iubs and holders, and ing s' Nss h "
grain en- the premises. rare en gauoS a. tf<
good trade, as easy terms are onsS', syspitlil
scribcr Is bound to sell. CaII NC SSHEPHEys
premises. J,o'oD W
Get lst laTo -
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-09-03
KEARNEY'S
\ EXTRACT BUG

FLUID { X ! K AC ! 6uV'
Is tho only En.wl Remedy for IfEEll
ensr and Las curop every case II lLa
which II has been ri,Cn, lriI,!tiun Of .a
on the Bladdrr aud Inflammation 81 ms
Tirrratinn N In. AiMCys and Bladdc 4
ZION az Urine. Diseases " the Ptosia.
Store /, mo Bladder. Gravel, lirick Dui lia
and Nurnus ar Milky Discharges, an 2
f.cilrd and Delicate Con, ututlCrs Of bd.sN
attended with tie following synlp,o.,s7
OF Power. Ln~s 81 Memory. DlhehIy \
ing. We, < Nerves, Makgtnlh'rs, ia na.t
Dack. Flushing - The Body, trnpli9h sHl.'j
pall.d CnantcnIncc. lA'sUule "l lHgs!fa
Used by prrsons IN lho Htv.n ~ MI
lie; after confinement Vr ho'E P''A'r'H
ting ia children. &C. ..,4,e
In many affections peculiar - h,'9,I
tract Buchu il uncqualcd y bIy 0l-sIlls
As in Chlorosis or Retention, Irr .9AIAas
fulnssp or Suppression Il CHdola' y - I!...
liberated or Schirrus state 81 W .'SS
corrhGa or Whites, Stcril''r, ga ~ "
plants incident TO tn rex. y Is A.
extensively ly the most en'ncn' NV, I'M, -
Midni''s for cnfechlcd ara V'''V"
tions of both sexes ard all sscs'
KE&EsIEE'S EETRACf S''i
f7,r.s ti.ts.s 4 TIM pm it r
II Ij,s oc N. -. Inn r., In 81 lhe1 n
lite pXI,,usc, litiletrI chang, " w
convenience. ahd 10 exposure - ~ ~ +, y.
qucnt dcsirc. ard th's tnchS.a , 49,
thereby remaining ON''racs''i,nl MN
Curing Structure II l"c I'u',i Lit,'.sl
ard lnilammali, II, 20 lrrGH e"l III ' M
L, and expclllng Ill po'soio"s ar, ,yer
-
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-09-03

cuutro' them. The testimony q our ~ en-.
f,ft u an classes, esfatiishss nc iaei, uhat
CHEHHr PICTORIAL vii aud dos rs.'rfe az
eurs he aalicting disorders q the lhruai al
Innrs bevond any other medicine. Ihe mot
dsneeruus Affections a the Pulmonary Organs
,isiI 10 H. uouer; and cases n Consumption,
eursi bv this preparation, aFe publicly knnHa,
- remarkable a. hardly 70 be believed, were
t,rv no, proven beyond dispute. ~ remedy,
h + Ricluatc, on which the public nay fsY
for IAN protection. By curing Coughs, tie
frrnnners a rnure serious disease, q saves un-
numbered lives. and an amount Of suffering roi
10 be computed. II challenge trial, aud con-
yiuess the most sceptical Every iamily shoad
keep Il on hand ne 4 protection against the early
and unpcrceived attack q Pulmouary Ahee-
tons, which are easily met at frst, but which
become incurnhe, and too often fatal, II neg
iected. Tender lungs need this defence; and i
i nnwisc 20 be without L. As safeguard 70
children. amid the distressing diseases Which
t.eset the Throat and Chest of childhood, CuIHHT
PICTORIAL l. invaluable; for, by is timely use,
multitndes are rescued from premature grnye',
and saved 20 the love and affection centred on
them. Ii acts speedily and surcly against oTdi-
nary colds, securing sound and health-resioTing
sleep No ono will suffer troublesome Infiu.
en1a aud painful bronchitis, when they Knew
low easily :i'ey can be cured.
ORIGINALLY Tic product of long, laborious end
successful chemical investigation, no cost or toll
i spared in making ever bo'ue IN NE utmost
possible perfection. Il may be confidently Telled
upon rs possessing al tie virtues u has efef
exhibited, and capable of producing cures as
memorable as the greatest It has ever effected.
PREPARED ny
Or. ]. c. AVER & CO., Lowell, Mass,
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-09-03
ATTENTlON.

l. ii
For information concerning seFe'"
Farms for sale in Hyde Park, hoffis"
and vicinity, apply to or address, wyER, Il
~ p Hyde PaIA,
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-09-03

Anfcr ne Ef
discurer.rs Il usu
~sncr, frw ere q
uma real vaiua b
s.aukiud tllan THE =
fruai Trmsig ~ FL
issases a he Ihnat
and Lurrs a Ft
triai al ~ Vifus
thfo1ri,ort this
o,her oouuirEs, ks
shown that u dos
sarsly snd enoiuany
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-09-03
Ayers
Cherry PectOral,

- No.. 81 ne Throsf and LunEz.
- - Coushs- Ca4da. WEccp-lE-
C.s1wh- Hronchliza. Aathn-As
80 Consaraption-
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-09-03
1yi, aor pr s,6EaoE FoR, 4

stree, far,p sv' the Ssr,frs'sr huldln;sl
The premises are In excellent rerallnTi III X u
haru and out buildingsf and good WI law
Best locationin the VILLAGE. IfI ,, tplGl
Hyde rlrb Feb. LIST. 1873
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-09-03
|, Oh. COO coon SHINGLES

FoR SALE at my store in North WON IL,
fow chests ofexcellent Tea, ''bonsp'
rise SER IN iron > llz J.A.drin|
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-09-03

NASHUA N. H.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-10-07
NO. 23s.
#iseella
LADIES' DREEE-HOW 70 MAKE II con. !.
PORTABLE AND HELLTHIUL.

The woman who is really anxious to
dress comfortably and properly may do so
as soon as she likes, and nobody will be
the wiser. In fact. there are thousands of
women who do so every day. Their cloth
ing weighs no more than that of men. and
sometimes it weighs considerably less;
and yet these gentlewomen dress very
much as other people do, 80 far as the OBJ
server can discover. Let us 60 little in
to details. In winter they wear COM
plete suit of thick flannel next to the skin,
doubling it in very cold weather. This,
even when double, weighs only about a
pound, and the weight is distributed all
over the body. The ordinary linen gar
ments cover this. One thick shirt made
of woolen or silk goods, hoop-skirt. and
skirt to cover il, is all that is necessary to
comfort or appearance. The dress worn
over all, if made simply and of proper ma
terial, completes light, warm, and thor
oughly healthful costume for indoor wear.
For the street closely fitting woolen or
silk sack should be worn under the shawl
or cloak. The entire indoor costume will
weigh only about five or six pounds,
which is less than men commonly carry,
and the wrappings worn by women weigh
less than our overcoats do. In summer.
instead of dress waists, the weight NAV be
even further reduced.
| We get these details from lady friends
who have dressed themselves hygienically
| for years without making themselves in
| the smallest degree conspicuous. They
tell us that the undue weight of woman's
dress. in so far as it is due to artiles worn
for warmth, is completely avoided by the
closely lifting flannel, and that modera-
tion in the matter of length of skirt, fioun-
ces. ruff1es, pannieres, etc., accomplishes
| all the rest. Simplicity being the very
first essential to good taste, these simply
attired persons are the most tastefully
dressed people we see anywhere.
Now, what we would urge upon the re-
formers is this, that if they will only rec
ognize the facts of the case, and direct
their efforts to the accomplishment of pos
sible things. instead Of wasting them in the
advocacy of madly impossible ones, they
may and they will succeed in making hy-
gienic dressing fashionable. Women
wear too many skirts. and your radical
reformer cries out against skirts altogether.
They carry too much weight upon the
hips, and straightway the reformer says
take it all off and lay the whole burden
upon the shoulders. They make their
frocks too long and put too much trim.
ming upon them, and the reformer sees
no remedy except to discard frocks alto
gether and to wear coats and trousers In
stead. Chignons are an abomination. and
so women are urged to crop their hair as
| the prize-fghters do. 1t is against this
unreason that we argue. We are as earn
est as they in our wish that the dressing
of women shall be simplified, but we see
in their extravaganza only barrier to the
accomplishment of this end.-HearM and
Home
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-10-07
CHOICE FURNITURE,

Sets of all kinds, Marble and Wood Top Centre Ia.
bles, Pine and Extension Tables, Bureaus and
Sinks, Cane and Wood Seat Chairs, Rockers Sofas,
and Lounges of all kinds and in fact everything in
the FURNITURE LINE. AS this is the only place
in the city where the Furniture Business is made a
specially, the subscriber hopes to receive sufi-
cent encouragement to enable him to keep stock
OF fgoeds that shall fully meet the public demand.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-12-14

"Si Jos pertidos sen iDDotentes para
lever adelanfe sus comprom sos les qJe-
do siempre ul recur:o: Il fecurso De alan
donar el poder q sUs s.!qerssri,s.
81 lcs pattidos no sabeu ser g6rios, Di
tieneu fuerza para encsrgar de los depar-
talnentos ministerisles d hombyes copGceS;
81 despnes de bullir tanto, no pueden or
ganlGar mas que Hn grupo de dtGciOnGdos,
mae menos extremosos en- SUE preteusiO-,
nes, tlenen siempre alberto Ell camino para
fecOnocer su falta de nedios condicio-
nes, no comprometiendo 81 propio aom.
hrey la suerte del pats en- ns0nos de j6ueneS
anerpertoS que en- Ia bora de las obras cvau-
do todo el mundo espera actos declarGn
CON S"S toTpegGS que no han Uegqdo nara
ehOs etmomemtO de solir de la escmela.u
De los anteriores parraf3s no solo
Sc de'preude que ell partido reforms
ia esta en completa disidencia con ei
Goblerno de Madrid, s;no que indi-
rectamente Sc acusa de estarlo ia M
bien al Excmo Sr. Gobernador Su-
perior civil. Ell viaje del Excmo. Sr.
Minf,trO de Uitramar no es en- ma.
nera alguua de agrado de sus pre-.
tendldos correligionarios de esta pro
vincia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-12-14

crear eH n Peninsula miIicias carlis-
tas, milicias modecadns, miiicias can
tonaIes y milicias afnnslhaa.
Los voiuntarios do Puerlo-RlcO es-
tan al lado de toaos los gobieruos; la
mticia ciudadana, republican, federal
por esencia, estaria en- contra do to-
dos los gobiernos que no fues sn de 81
partido y hasta Sc volverfa contra ei
dnico gobierno que pretends apoyar
81 40 cedfa a todas sus exigenclas. Ca
ia nueva situacion necesitaria desar-
mar (qoizas q tiros) la miicia exis-
tente para .formar otra de So color
politico y la paz secular de que hA 81
glos disiruta Paerto-Rico, sc aIteraffa
con frecuencia. Los mismos reformls-
tas Sc verfan abandonados al fu de
asa n.illcIa como le pasa hoy al Sr.
CASTELAR, que, segun lss noticias que
ell mislno P,ogresO ha pubicado, sc
ha visto 1timamente en- 81 case de
reOrgasiSar (reorgaeizar signi6ea 4
veces disOlver) esa mllicja ciudadana
que tanto apoyo Oh IA tempo y que
tantos disgJstos le ha dado desde que
su partido Ileg6 al podcr.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-12-14
I'll pueblo Sc retrae de la polftica,

Son preciosls las confesiones due
a Et Eco del Pueblo hace su cores
ponsal dc Ponce.
Oespues de decir que. las dltimas
eieccIones provlnciales no han dado
Ell resuita 20 apetecido entire otras
causas ''por el desden con que algu-
mas perSonas mpOrtantes del partido
ven a las classes mediana fnfma
que soto son batQgadas en- la 6poca de
eM'ttr S"s sgragios," anade ell comu-
nlcante pOnceno:
"Hago eStas observaciones produ-
didas de un buen deseo, poruue lla
ma mucho la atencion pGblica yey
que de 1854 etectOres que conaprende
este d1StrltO, cuando son convocados
a reunion para acordar los candida
tos. no acu1en al Uamamiento mas que
oIg"nos 200 pr0rjmome'ate, y de esto
resulta que, proclamados los candi-
datos para diputados 8 conceiales
de Ayuntamientos, cuyos nombres
SO han de lievar las urnas. la ma
yorLa luego no e.ta conforme Y op-
tan por el retraimiento 8 la diver
genoa, como ha sucedido en- estas
eIecciones Il timas, que han vemido d
tomar parte 845 U0ta~tes; 10 que de,
ploro en sumo grade, porque en-
hingun case deb3 Ocurrir tai proce.
dimlento electoral, que enverdaG nos
hace POGO favor, pOrque ademas de
scr inJusto es dar motivo que nues-
tros adversarios, eu9migos acGrrimos
lie la iibertad, que en- buon hora SO
distruta, 10 tomen como un dato para
procurar dividir nuestro partido Y
echar contra el, Sus acosCumbradas
a.haracaS. trayendo a la vista Il
resuItado toial de las enunciadas
elsccones que motiva ell presente.
------ --Adjuntas, pueblo en- ell
que el primer dia no ObtuUo IN voto la
candMltWa de diputadoS acoydada
por el c0ntit6 de eSta Viila en- fav0r de
los digaOs ciudadan0s Ramon Cortada
| y Enrique Cabrera; aSt como en- Pc.
a4cLas de $50 eLect0res solo tomarOn
parte 62 q esta Vttta desde Ell primer
din, segsm estd patent;gad1 en- Ia "Ga.
cota ohotal' numero IA, So le hizo
Ia oposicion, q a no ser pOr Ia infaen-
cia qus t:ene e! comite, q1izds no hu-
Jiera io7ralo los iij v1tos que oJtuUo
te 3 l09 elect0res qas tene esta juris-
iicclon"
Las apteriores confesiones, la Ga
ceta on, EOS dics con cifras incon.
tes'abies que eI pals entero ha aban-
d5uado al partido reformista, pruebas
son incontestables lie que ha variado
mucho la opinion pGbIica en- Puerto
Rico do algunos meses la fecha.
la inmensa mayoria del pacffco
pueblo puertJ g.quedo SO MEGA
sssvir mas de oomparsa 4 los que
tanto trahajan por su fslicidad.