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y que llcya por gufa los interesos 90.
nerales, alentada con la persuasion de
que deseais hacer todos los SACRIFICES
provechosos que son compatibles con
el actual estado de Ia rignexa de Ia
Isla.
Tales son mis- firneo prap6sitos al
enca' gaFme Luevamsnte de este Go
bieruo general, y ms ansece'ertos
en- 81 os garantizan qasa la par que
escs prop6aitos, observare una pulf-
tea severa contra los enemigos lie
Espaf1a, de protection y berevoien-
Ga para les que no 10 son, y de es-
tricta justicia y legalidad para todoo.
Pero debo decir que en- las circuns-
tancias actuales conaidera ms nece-
saria one nunca Ia cstrecha union
entire todos los espanoles amantes de
su patria. Para mantenerla, obeiien-
tes siempre al Goeierno de la Nacon,
dentro de las !eyes y dentro de las,
facultades extraoriinarias qae me
concede el estado exceptional dc la
isla, no permitire que sc levante
bandera dc partidos polfticos, sea la
que fuere, que los divids; porque en-
Cuba no puede nj debe haber otrs
bandera para los huenos esp nolos
que la bandera de la patre, la ban
dcra de Castillo, bajo cuyos pliegues
csben todos.
Habilantes de Cuba: solo os pido
srestra coufianza, y que teugais la
fe, la seguridad que tengo, de que
esta isa salvara la situacion en- que
Sc eucaentra, y de que rensceran
para ella, bajo la bandera de Espans,
dias de prcsperidad, dias mas tran-
quilos, en- los cuales puedan reso'ver-
SO las graves cuestiones que entraGa
81 estado social, de un moio que
asegure en- ell porvenir su r.qosza
vuestro bienestar.
FL G G,beFnsdor general Captain
general de Ej6rciio y de la 's!a ae
Coba.-JoS6 de la Concha
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VoLUNTARIOs: Y

Hace alganos amos que, en- mslio
de crcanstanclas dlsici'es poigro-
cas- para Ia scguridad dc asta l. q,
spec al ?atrlotismo de los buenos
espaf1oles, y pusc lag aymas en sus
manos para defensa da "a psi.is, Gre
aflao los cnerpos do vuestio institute.
Ante Ia actitud patriotlca ! resue In
ie aqusilos Vo'untarios, que, .! lade
'le lee ioerzss del Ej6rc. to !. nostra-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-04-19

estado Su muerte e. para noso,rcs
tanto mas sensible cuanto fu6 ell ada
lid que en- Ia tribuna americana de-
mostr6 con mas elocucncia 10 impro
cedente y absurde que era el recono-
cimiento de beligerantes que solicita :
ban los rebeldes cubanos.
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NOIICIAS EArRANJERAS.

La prensa lealsimiu.s as PArfs des
m'ents ifFissda ias notioias SCORE entsy.
nedadea del coode Je Chanbord.
II du4ue ie Aamsa a. pasas.o 4 Tngla.
!erfa para yislgae q = uueya daqussa ii
EiinpQrgo, pFincesa M ria do Russia.
-~Ls Gran-Bistana ha conseguido oaaa
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!. a charanga - sg-sgassa as Bumerozas
losc!onea que sismpo trTiefon lcs p.o-
fssoFes dc n6sica ca aqasl culto yencin.
1afic.
Tes.aTn2s m1alo gaa.o Cd com .s'a asera q
snusstros amigos d. Guyana aaIGciaalo
! q vecaafe, : i yes no podenos neaos
ID eneomisY eG4no Easeese ci entaaiaa.ao
d. 'os jsfsa. oiei Ias GiadiYiiuoe deI naa-
cionado hsthlloa que eoa rasen f,.aea
satre 10 Glas b.iilaa.ss 3e q "a.
EoaSierto -A.a .Bnntn DIrecaIYa da
ID ais'de San iefanso nos rnega h8ganos
eoostsr que 30 por f4lta de volunta han
deiado da renit;r biIietes & cnantas per-
sonas qn'eran favorecerla coacurriendo
q! conclerto qae bsne6sio del establa-
oim ento febera verlfesrse msnans domia-
20 10 en- el Tsasro ests Caoitel cue
desacsa III one 80 hays oaeis, ri 90 pflven
del espectaopio los cue quierao verie, go
cree a Janta en- 81 deber do manltsstar
qua ca ell despacho del Teatro haltafan
as loca.!dgdes QUE neoaeitep.
PR nnestFs par.a deb~.n a denir rne
81 pia1oso obet3 q1s 80 icatinan los
pgoducto8 De cs.a issta : q esnero y
a:tividaa despla1a.'oa gor ID l..ta Ie g.
Ioras para hasac los eaf2erz9s que ca
taa corto tempo han silo neca33rio3 para
orga0i1ar b fdnCoa, o5taa kin TO du-
dafio un satjsfa3 rio ras0taio. Las no
tioiss que teaem9s dol buen dsaao del
n6ti-o tls..c3 d 1ua1t23 ai.0sal3s
en- ella tomaa parta, nos h3ce aspefar
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Hsbaos, I de abrii de 1874


Odnd ne dO11t ne Is II.
+ Excmo Sr. Teniente General
ID. Joaquin Jovellar acaba de entire
garme los cargos de Captain General
y General en- Jefe de. Ej6rcto de
esta isla, cue tan dignamente Ia
de empenado, miranda tanto por la
conservation del buen nombre que
este Ej6rcito ha alcanzado por su
valor, discipline y virtudes militares,
que tan conocidas me Gran Guam o,
por dos veces, tuve la honra de man
darIo.
En- la guerra qu' do principle
con la rebellion dc Yara, ell Ej6rcito
de Cuba y l. Marina de Guerra han
merec do bien de la Patria, comha
tiendo sus enemigos Goa valor,
marteniGndose en- la mas inalter erabe
disc; pima, y soportando con la ad-
mirable constancia del solda4o es
mol las pr,vaciones y pc alidades
CONSEQUENCES : la naturaleza 8 Ia
guerra ay las condolences todas de-
teiritorio donde Sc sostiene.
Esta guerra 80 hace solo por
bandas armadas que, vaiGndose
de las ventajas que proporciona o.
terreno y la lndole nisma de la lu
cha, eluden los encuentros con nues
tras tropas, para combatir tan SOLO
en- los momentos en- que la superio-
ridad del ndmero pueda ofrecerles
alguna esperanza de exito, pero por
mas que esas bandas no haYan po
dido tomar nj uno solo de los fuer-
tes 6 nuevos pob ados, nj mucho
menos tortihcarse en- un uesto cual-
quier del terfitorio en- que la sos
tie Ell, precise es que que ell Eierci.
to las persiga por todas parties, Y que
Sc haga sobre elias una campans
activa y vigorosa, a1n en- medic dt
la estacion de las luvias, que POI
mOmentos SO aproxima
h General en- Jcte del Ei6rcit,
que atendera con inoansabIe sollctu.
las necesidades de las tropas, Y dar,
las recompeusas dehdas q les accio
nes de dstinguido valor y los me
ritos que Sc contraigan, cuenta STEM
pre- con ell valor, dlsci pima y constan
cia De los sol los, lnarinos, n!lcia
nos 7 volun arlos, con a etpirltu d
honor y del deber nlIitar que aan
4 les sefiores Jefes ofo alea, y co
is iatelIgeocia perici4 eo 10 guer
ra dc los S'es Genera e. y Br gad I
res, teniando mas ootn4se's satls
faceion on consIguaro asi en- la 6rde
general dc este Ola, a tomar ell mar
do del Ejercto de Csbs.
I'll Captain General General c
Jefc del Ejercito,
Concha.
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IA aSaa = - pez. -Etsa n3ds ~cafn la
oril as del mar, hablaba asi: - Hay
algo que sea mas vAs.o que el mer9 Hay
algo mas querido que IN hermano' lHay
ago mas daloo que IL miell Tn pececillo
sali6 del aqua J coutest6 "a nina:-El
ciolo es mas vasto quo ell mar, Ell amante
mas querido quo ell hermauo; el beso mas
dulce que Ia miel.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1874-02-27
EUerD Family

IL" EUerD Family
Should keep Pages Arnica OIL Save in the
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The following convey the sentiments OF all /.
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plant when / was called in the first instance.
have also used 1t with the best success IN
cases OF Piles rheumatism, Salt Rheum Group.
Eryspelas. Scarlet Fever, and In fact in ali
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/ would with greatest confidence recommend 1t
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Notice Of DiSsOIutiOn.-The CO.
partnership heretofore existing between G. A..
Harrison and NJ. U. Richardson is this day dis
solved by mutual consent S. w. Duncombe
taking the interest OF &. A. Harrison, continu-
ing the real estate business under the firm
name OF Duncombe & Richardson. All debts
due the old firm will be paid to NJ. Z. Richard
son. c. A. HApRIsox.
NJ. L. RICHARDSON.
Paw Paw, Dec. 30 '73.-979-tS
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Mrs. j. F. Ross. wife of the Rov. J. F. Ross,
pastor of the Baptist church Of this village
died early Monday morning, and was buried
Wednesday. She had long been patient
sufferer of consumption, which malady she
bore with christian resignation down 70 the
hour of her dissolution. Rev. Mr. Palmer Of
st joseph. oficiated at the funeral, during
which time the places Of business in the vii
,age we're closed Hartford Day Sprta9,
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JULY, 1872.
PAW PAW RAILROAD.

Trains from Paw Paw connect with the same
named Trains on the Michigan Central Railroad
at Lawton, going east and west
LEAvEPAw PAW.
1870 A. NJ. returns from Lawton at a. Nj.
g:45 a. m, Mail Train, east
200 D. M, Mail west, and Way Freight east.
s:l5 D. m Kalamazoo Accommodation, east
~ Trains return to Paw Paw on departure oi
Michigan Central Trains from Lawton.
John IHLING Sup't.
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"What All alibi, when they we're almost
taken in the act, and with the blood of the man
on their clothes and his money in their pock-
cts ?" said Louther, in contemptuous interro-
CATION, as il he pitied Redden's ignorance
Z" An albi eh ?"
"why not ?' said West, coming to Redden's
rescue, ''you can prsve anything under the
sun if you have witnesses enough"
eyes, and thank God there are plenty OF
lawyers who understand that system OF prac-
tlce," added the chairman.
g never knew one who refused TO follow it,
perjury or no perjury" said West.
= Here's to the health of the lawyers, the
true friends OF all thieves!" exclaimed an en-
thusiast at the lower end OF the table.
And here's health to the Law, the sheet
anchor of stealing " exclaimed another phi
losopher at his elbow.
That's a good sentiment" said Granville
Young. 81 it is the interest Of all gentlemen OF
our calling to sustain the law. II it we're not
for the reliance of honest men upon that hum
bug we should be hung up by dozens, and our
vocation would be at an end"
Altogether then, boys, said hilgore' VINO
seemed nightly pleased at these essays OF
philosophy, ''here's to the health OF the law
yers and the law, the great rehances OF all
gentlemen of the cross against the persecu-
tions OF society! Hip, hip. hurrah, and the
keen sentiment went down in that acute body
of reviewers with hearty three times three.
The party now began to evince degree oil
hilarty which was unsulted to business. and
the chairman being informed that supper was
ready to be served up, it was concluded TO sus-
pend counsel for while and deliberate npor
full stomachs.
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Capt. Z. B. Ward. OF Detroit, who s ab0ut
tho most inflated writer on finance the country
Possesses, clamors for a billion more OF green
backs. Captain Ward is the genial gentleman
who accompanied Captain John Stocker down
into the bowels of the earth IN Cooks Digging,
where Stocker had neatly salted lead mine for
Wards inspection. He afterwards embarked
in silver mining with Capt. Joab Lawrence, IN
Utah. lie has a great disgust for a metallic
Louis Democrat.
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A clergyman being invited to open a Legis-
lature with prayer, offered the following am
biguous petition; May corruption and sin OF
every form be as far from every member OF
.his Legislature as Thou art
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II VAN DEUSEN. Fashionable Boot and Shoe
|. Maker Ladies, Gents and Misses Boots,
Shoes and Caters made TO order in first class
style Repairing done on reasonable terms snd'
At short notice, Shop first door north OF NORTH
rRNRR Office. S2l
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J>IRST NATIONAL BANK. of Paw Paw. Office
+ north side of Main street, doors west of
Kalamazoo.
A. SHERMAN, PRES. Z. o. BRIGGS CASH r.
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We regret to learn that MIR, EraSa 4,ssasVsN.
the genial. gentlemany aud so,osal lshel court
reporter is going TO leave kalama.oc sud isko
up hIs abode in chicago. lN,. wherever he
may 20, he will take with him tho warm good
wishes of host of friends. anl VIII prove
himself the best, the quickest. and most COM
nnfent of enortors.-kaIamazoo Il-lqr0nh.
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ORCHARDS 4 BARNUM, Attorneys at Law.
II Office over First National Bank, Paw Paw,
CHANDLER RICHARDs. S!A L. E. BARNUM
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N-ICHOLSA BUTLER, Photographers, and deal
" ers in Picture Frames, ,Stereoscopes and Ster-
eoscopic views, Mouldings, ,Engravings, ,Chromos
snd Autographs. Rooms on Kalamazoo street,
opposite the Dyckman House, Paw Paw, Mich.
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MICHIGAN CENTRAL.
.nrrn uAYEN DlYIsIoN.
MAIN LINE.

II. f. SARGENT. Gen supt. NJ. Z. r. r.
&. Z. CURTIsL, Ass rnpt.
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NONRD lICH, Fashionable Tailor, being in
y receipt of the latest New York Fashions i
prepared 10 do all kinds of work in the latest
style. shop over Y. l.. Ross store, Paw Paw.
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A pensive young man sang most psthtuc2lly
at an amateur concert recently. Whc-e are
the friends OF my youth ?" BEFORE lc rv:iIed
from the side of the accompanies >; ise N,AnN
he heard "friend' say quite fuv'c,ssly ;cS
young lady sitting by his side, " 10 'Sqoesas a
his youth are probably in $ bana,t ssy,ara u
they listened much 10 such 4 Sg,sVI
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GEORGE W. LAwTON. Attoneyand Counselor
III AZ Law Notary Public and Probate Judge.
win hold Probate Court at Paw Paw, on Monday
Of each week.
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IIINCkLEY BROTHERS Livery Stable Paw Paw
III Michigan, is the largest and best equipped of
eny In the county Fine horses, new and elegant
carriages to let. Office and Stables northeast of
Dyckman House, north side of Oak street.
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pENINSULAR RAILWAY,
PAW TAW DIRECTORY.

DEESBYTEgIAy. William Welch - Pastor,
services. 1Ol-2A h NJ, and Ia T. M'
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4 +. ALGEN.-MauunCtur and Dealer in
\. NATIVE WINES, Paw Paw, Mich.
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COMSTOCk a ROWLAND, Attorneys at Law
u and Solicitors in Chancery. Agents for
Hartford and other Insurance Companies. Once
Main street, first door east of the Court house,
Paw Paw, Mich.
ID. Il. COMsTOCk q. w. ROWLAND. O2S.
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VI~ Il. HAWKINS, Broker, Notary Public and
w Conveyancer. Office over Longweli y 90
DRUG store, Paw Paw. Mich,
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LBERT JACKSON, Attorney and Counselor.
"A Office opposite tie Court House Paw PawS93
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DECATUR DIRECTORY.
Susinrss GarDs.

DUNCOMB HOUSE, Decatur, Michigan, W. II.
~ CANoLL, Proprietor.
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s1nsirrs.7 Gar0s.

4 r. TED, County SGfyeyor. IA" Paw, Van
u. Buren County. MichieAN, '3'
4, -. MAYNARD. NJ. D., Eclectic Physician and
e.. Surgeon. Office in Peninsular 5lotK' nrs1
cJOor west of Court House, upstairs, Paw Paw.
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CHARLES l.. FITCH, Attorney, Counselor and
u Solicitor. Office opposite the Court House.
Paw Paw, Mich. $40
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PRICE THREE CENTS.

ting expenses are charged to the accounts
TO which they belong. How shall we d.
vide the sixty three per cent? What mart of
1t belongs to the freight and what 10 the
passenger traffic? Tho operating expenses
which are undivided and which belong in
part to passenger and freight traffic in un-
known proportions, are as follows;
REPAIRS of road, exclusive of bridges, and
new rails steel and iron rails, deductine
old rails sold; repairs of bridges; repair
of buildings and fixtures, (statons;) repair
of and addition to machine shops and ma.
| chinery; repair of fences, road crossings
aud signs local and state taxes and stamps,
general salaries, Office expenses and mis-
celancous, not embraced in class and A.;
insurance premiums and loses by fire, and
damages for fire set by engines; repair of
snow plows; new locomotives. charged to
operating expenses repair of locomotives;
removing ice and snow; fuel, wood and
coal; oil, waste, switchmen, flag and sig
nalmen and telegram operators" Take
the OUTLAWS upon road-bed, sleepers, rails.
spokes and switches. What proportion of
them belongs to the freight traffic? On
what basis shall the division be made?
Your committee have given the subject
much thought, but are unable to arrive at a
satisfactory result.
In determining what per cent. of the de-
terioration of the track belongs to passen-
ger and what 10 freight trains, the three elc-
ments of weight of train of speed and total
total miles run by each train must be taken
into account, though in what precise ratio
is not quite clear Taking all things into
consideration we believe that the following
statement of the case, made by a gentleman
who is not member of the committee, is
not tar from correct: The most satisfac.
tory and reliable division is effected by rep
resenting the effect of passenger and freight
trains by the continued product of the
weight, by the speed, by the mileage, in
each case, respectively In regard Ito the
other items, no general formula or division
can be fixed, upon no two roads would
the per cent. due to each be alike. In this
state of the case your committee do not
deem it important TO try or believe it pos.
sible, to fix on the exact cost of moving ~
ton of freight per mile on the eight roads
Leading out of Boston, from the date given
in the report of the railroad commissioners
for the year 1908.
All of which is respectfully admitted.
WARREN LADD,
CAL. HAYWOOD,
j. L. McMANUs.
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YNO DRY-GOODSMEN, GROCERY
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| am In good health, all those ugly ulcers hay
healthy condition. | thought at one time |
could not be cured Although can but poorly
express my gratitude TO you, yet there is drop
OF Joy in every word l write. Gods blessing
rest on you and your wonderful medicines Is
the humble prayero OF
Yours truly,
JAMES o. BELLS
When medicine will promptly cure such
terrible eating ulcers and free the blood OF the
virulent poison causing them, who can longer
doubt its wonderful virtues? Or. Pierce, how
ever, does not wish TO place his Golden Medical
Discovery In the catalogue OF quack patent nos
trums by recommending II 10 cure every dis
ease, nor does he so recommend II but what
he does claim Is this, that there Is but one form
OF blood disease that II viii not cure, ana mat
disease is cancer. lie does not recommend his
Discovery for that disease. yet he knows II 10
be the most searching blood cleanser yet dis
covered, and that 1t VIII free the blood ana sys-
TEN OF all other known blood polsons, be they
animal, vegetable or mineral. The Golden Dis
coyery Is warranted by him TO cure the worse
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Pimples and eruptions, ALSO all glandular swell
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cerated Sores Of Neck, Legs or other parts, and
all Scroiulous Disease OF the Bones, as White
Diseases, all OF which belong 10 Scrofulous dis
eases.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-12-02

DURR e. BURTON SEMINARY, Man
Id chester, Vt.-The Winter Term begins
Wednesday, December, 2, 1874. There are three
courses OF study with large classes in the Class
les and also In English The best advantages
for music offered by any school In Lhe state
Music course twenty-six lessons. Pianos all
new. sixty dollars a year aid TO young men
hitting TOR the ministry For catalogue send TO
the Principal ii. H. SiiAW.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-30
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