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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1874-04-11

A QUEER LAWsUu.-A funny
suit against an editor has been
decided in the Circuit Court at
Waukesha, Wis. The Eays, pro
prietors of the La Belle House at
Oconomowoc, brought an action
20 recover 394.O4 for meals and
cigars furnished Ashley d. Har-
gar, editor of the Oconomowoc,
Times. Hargar SET up a counter
claim OF $50 for putting" the
La Belle House. Judgment was
rendered for the plaintiff, and Mr..
Hargar appealed to a jury. The
ease excited much interest. Har-
gar being will liked, and having
a solemn, earnest manner OF max
ing very witty remarks. He ties
tilted that Fay would say to him :
Hargar, I've got nice dinner to-
day come H." No [ thank you,
Pm going home" Fay would pre-,
vail on him to stay, and after din
ner, the following collo4uy
I
"Eyerything all right, hargar ::
.'Everything excellent ''Desert
all right y "ESctllent.' "Ice
cream all right ~ delicious Mr.
Fay" Every well, remember this
in your paper, next week. In re
turn for dinners and cigars, Har
gar says that he told ii great many
lies-editoria y--worth more tina!
one thousand dollars. He would
never have presented a bill for lie'
had not Fay fallen out with him
and wanted pay for the dinners
Hargar pleaded his own case, ant
the jury found verdict for him
which threw the costs upon tn
hotel keepers.
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The story is told OF a Western

The story is told OF a Western
woman who freely used her tongue
to the scandal of others. and made
a confession to the priest of what
she had done. He gave her a ripe
thistle top, and tod her to so
about in various directions and
scatter the seeds one by one.
Wondering at the penance, she
obeyed, then returnedand told her
cOnfessor. To her amazement, he
babe her 60 back and gather the
scattered seeds; and, when e OBJ
.jected, that it was impossible, he
replied that it would be still more
difficult to gather up and destroy
all the evil reports which she had
circulated about others.
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Public Sales.
SHERIFFS SALE.
No. 1900. In 18th District Court, Parrish Of
BOsSier, La
TAYLOR, Knapp g. Co,

No. 1890. In 18th District Court, Parish Of
Bossier, La
Taylor, Knapp & Co,
W. j; Hancock. and rule on L. C. Raspberry.
Administrator
Dy virtue of writ of fieri facias issued
ID in above entitled suit against L. c..
Raspberry, administrator OF the succession of
L. +. Steele, deceased, have seized and will
sell at public auction to the last and
highest bidder, at the Court house, in the
town of Bellevue, Louisiana, within the
legal hours of sale, on Saturday, the ID
day of May 1874, the following described
property, tO-wit:
The southwest quarter and north one half
of southeast quarter of section ten, town
ship nineteen, range eleven, containing two
hund and thirty nine and seventy three one
hundredth acres. Also that portion Of the
northwest quarter of northwest quarter Of
section five, township nineteen, ranES
eleven, which is north and west of ravf1e
heading west of lot number seven, in the
town Of Bellevue aud near the Jail, contain.
ing about fifteen acres Also a lot of land
with improvements, adjoining the above on
the nerth, containing eighteen and sixty
one hunaredth acres. in the southeast
corner of lot nhmber eleven, OF southwest
quarter OF southwest quarter of section
thirty-two in township twenty range eleven,
all in the parish OF Bossier La. Said lands
seized as the property of defendant, l.. C..
Raspberry, and to be sold to pay and satisfy
said writ,
Terms of sale--Cash, with benefit of ap.
praisement.
B. F. ONEAL, Sheriff
Per w. III. HILL, Deputy
March Dc 1874
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DR., J. Walkers California

Vinegar Ditters are a purely Veg
etable preparation, made chiefly from
the native herbs found on the lower
ranges of the Sierra Nevada noun
tains of California, the medicinal
properties of which are extracted
therefrom without the use OF Alcohol.
The question is almost daily asked,
"What is the callse' Of the ulIpar-
alleled success OF VINEGAR BIT
TIERS ~ Our answer is, that they
remove the cause Of disease, and
the patient RECEIVERS his health. They
are the great blood purifier and a
life giving principle, a perfect Reno
vator and Inyigorator of the system.
Never before in the history of the world
has a medicine been compounded pos
sessing the remarkable qualities of Vim
EGAR BI1"TERS in healing the sick Of
every disease man is heir TO. They are
a gentle Purgative as well as Tonic,
relieving Congestion or Inflammation OF
the Liver and Nisceral Organs, in Bilious
E Diseases.
The properties Of DR.. WALK,
Frs VINEGAR BITTEES are Aperient. Dia-
phoretic, Carminatiye, Nutritious, Laxa-
tive, Diuretic, Sedative. Counter lrritant,
adorific, Alternative, and AntiBi,ious.
Z. u. McDOS Nd &. CO.
Druggists &. Gen. 4 CTS. San Francisco Califor
MIA. & cor of Washington and Charlton SITS, n Y.
Sold by I'll Druggists n nts Denlers.
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The Galesburg widow met her
swain at a temperance meeting
and gave him $4,000 to meet some
notes coming due; the Phlladel
phla widow gave her lover $4,000
to furnish the house they were to
live in; the Newark widow gave
her San Francisco beau, whom she
met at a church sociable, a house
valued at 81 200 to dispose Of, The
lovers all pocketed the money and
decamped. The poor women de-
serve pity for their confidence, If
nothing more. A widow choking
with affection for hearts idol
cannot be expected to telegraph
all round the country to inquire
from what, il any, penitentlary hel
adorer has emerged. However, it
would be cheaper in the long run
to do so.--[Chicago Tribune.
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A good little boy out West un
dertook to come the G.. Washing
ton on his mother in this way !:
He cut off the cats head with the
traditional Ratchet, and then hid
the defunct feline in the meal bar
rel. When the old lady went for
meal to make the shoe cake for
the frugal morning repast, she
discovered the cat and interviewed
her little son. He said IL did it,
mother, with my little Ratchet, but
I'll be swiZzled if | can tell the
whole truth about this little affair."
Now, most mothers would have
kissed that brave, truthful lad on
his noble brow, and kept right OIL
using the meal out of that barre
just the same, but this one didn't
She said "Come across nv lap
my son; come across my lap liz
came, and for awhile there rose :
cloud from the seat of his trouser:
that effectually hid the son from
view, and the old woman nov
sports goggles aud is lavish in th,
use of Petit's eye-salve. The goo,
little boy had peppered the seat @
his pants.
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ROSS1ER BANNER
The Maiden and the Lily.

A lily In my garden grew,
Amid the thyme and clover,
No fairer lily ever blew,
Search all the wide world over,
Its beauty passed into my heart
/ know twas very silly
But was then a foolish maid,
And it-a perfect lily
One day learned man came by,
With years of knowledge laden,
And him / questioned. with a sigh,
Like any foolish maiden;
"Wise sir, please tell me wherein
know the questions silly
The something that my art delies,
And makes perfect lily"
He smiled, and STOPPING plucked the
flower,
Then tore it, leaf and petal,
And talked to me for full an hour,
And thought the point to settle:
therein it Ies," at length he cries
But II know twas silly
Could only weep and say, "Bu
where
o, doctor, where's my lily? ~
John Fraser, IN jScribners for Api't
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The humOr OF Frenchmen is
occasionally somewhat grim. A
compact was entered into many
years ago by party of thirteen
friends that hey should have an
annual dinner, and that upon the
recurrence of the anniversary
banquet, if any of the party were
dead, the table should be laid and
his chair should be kept for his
spiritual presence. The company
is said to have embraced De Mus
set, Theophile Gantier and other
literary and we'll know characters
The passing years almost annual,
reduced the number, and recently
one, aged eighty-four. dined alone
/ the twelve vacant seats being bis
only companions.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1874-04-11

A sailor dropped out of the rig
ging of a ship of war, some fifteen
or twenty feet. and fell plump on
the head of the first lieutenant.
"Wretch y said the officer, latter he
had gathered himselfup. "Where
the deuce did you come from 2"
can sure | came from the North
of Ireland, yer honor"
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1874-04-11

An ambitious young lady was
talking about her favorite au-
thors, when a literary chap
asked her if she liked Lamb.
With a look of ineffable dis
gust, she answered that she
cared very little about what
she ate, compared with knowl-
edge.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1874-04-11

1t has been decided by an
Indiana editor, who "can't
stand it any longer" that the
only difference between the
entrance to a barn and the
lounger around newspaper offs
ces is, that the first is barn
door and the latter a darn bore.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1874-04-11

Dallas, Texas, Herald: "a
sucker got off the ears at the de-
pot yesterday to buy a SNACK and
a man in a hurry asked him to
give him two ten dollar green
backs for a gold twenty He
gave the man in Il hurry the two
ten dollar greenbacks, aud
fOund-'TWell, it don't matter.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1874-04-11

Nothing is so hopeful to man,
and especially to farmer, as a
thrifty housewife. His wife may
be beautiful and loving and ac-
complished, graceful, cheerful,
faithful, still he will find that
there are many flaws in the do
nestle economy, unless, with her
own qualifications, she combines
the happy faculty of imparting
the glow Of youth to the aged
fowl, and of SO proportioning a
pound OF butter to a barrel OF salt
as will enable her to realize for
The salt in the market % cents pei
pound.-[ Brunswick News.
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To THE PoINT.-An exchange
says: Compare the publisher OF
Il newspaper, who has to go all
around the country to collect his
pay, to a farmer who sells his
wheat on credit, and not more
than bu>hel to any person. If
any farmer will try the expert
ment of distributing the proceeds
OF his labor over two or three
counties, with an additional one
two or three distant States. for
one year, we will guarantee that
he will never, after that years
experience, ask publisher to
supply him with a paper a year
or two without the pay for it.
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STRAY SALE.

Estrayed before the undersigned on the
~ Goth day of March. 1874, by Joe
English and will be sold to the highest bid
der, for cash, IA Bellevue, La, on Saturday,
the ed day OF May, 1874, certain cow
about six years old, marked with i staple
fox in one ear, and split IN the other; dim
brand on one shoulder, and chat there Is
with said COW calf Ii months old and calf
but few days old
Appraised at Is.
TIE owner is requested to come forward,
prove property, pay charges, &c.
j. A. THOMAS, Stray Master.
Bellevue, La, Mareh 2G, 1874.
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Mr.. Chew has been arrested in
Philadelphia for marrying three
wives, all of whom are living.
Each wife had Chew to-back- her.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1874-04-11

The Prussian government and
the parliament are at a serious dis
agreement. The government de-
mands that the standing army be
raised to 100000 men, and Count
Won Moltke, who understands the
dangers to be expected from
France better than any one else.
gave elaborate reasons for the
measure. But the parliament
fixed it at 100000 men, and though
threatened with a dissolution in
case it refused to comply with the
wishes of the government, has a
second time refused to comply.
The country does not seem to share
Won Moltke's apprehension Of an
other war with France, or else is
not willing to incur the great eX.
pense of maintaining the force
which Won Moltke thinks neces
sary to meet it. If the parliament
be dissolved and a new one elected
it is possible it may prove equally
refractory.-[St Louis Republi
can.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1874-04-11

The Rev. Henry Ward Beecher
makes this sensible reply in the
Christian Union to query as to
whether it was wicked to dance
ut is wicked when it is wicked,
and not wicked when 1T is not
wicked. In itself it has no more
moral character than walking,
wrestling, or rowing. Bad com
pany, untimely hours, evil dances,
may make the exercise evil; good
company, wholesome hours, and
home influences, may make it a
very great benefit
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NOTICE.
U. S. Internal Revenue
Special Taxes, May
4, 1874, to April
80, IS1 ..

The Law of December q, 1872, requires
every person engaged i'll any business, avo-
cation or employment which renders hifn
Liable to Special Tax, to Procure and place
Conspicuously i'll His establishment or
Place OF Business, a Stamp denoting the
payment Of said Special Tax for the Special
Tax year beginning May !, 1874, before
commencing or continuing business after
April 36tL, iS7i.
The Ta.res Embraced Within the
Provisions of the Lar Abore
Quoted Are the Fol-
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SHERIFFS SALE.

No 409-In the Parish Court Of Bossier
Parish, La.
w. j. Mobley,
VS..
N. Z. Cox.
No 4l0--In the Parish Court Of BossieY
Parish, La.
L c. Rasbery,
VS..
n f. Cox.
Dy virtue of writ o. ficri facas issued
- IN the above named suits have seized
and will otter for sale at public auction to
the highest bidder, at the Court House, in
the town of Bellevue, La, within the legal
hours Of sale, On Saturday, ID day Of May,
A d, 1874, the following described prop
erty, to-wit:
Lots Nos II and 90, and rorth half Of q,
with all improvements thereon. Also two
and half acres lying east OF end adjoining
said lois containing in all five acres Ut land,
all III the town OF Bellevue, La. Said prop
erty seized as the property Of the defendant,
n. +. Cox, and to be sold TO pay and satisfy
said writs.
Terms Of Sale-Cash, with benefit Of ap-
praisement.
b. F. ONEAL, Sheriff.
Per W. Fl. Hill, Deputy.
Bellevue La March 2Sth 1874.
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comply with the foregoing requirements
will be subject 10 severe penalties.
Persons or firms liable to pay any of the
Special Taxes named above must apply to
A j. CHALARON, Deputy Collector Of In
ternal Revenue at Shreveport, La, and pay
for and procure the Special Tax Stamp or
Stamps they need, prior to May |. 1874, and
WITHOUT FUR1 En- NOTICE.
j. W. DOUGLASS,
Commissioner Internal Revenue.
OFFICE OF internal REVENUE,
WASHINGTON, ID. G.. Feb. Is, 1874
Nit
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RApMAIsS REanY RELIEF

WILL AFFORD IN,TAET Ease.
INFAMEATTHS I'll KIDNEYS.
INfLAINl .t'.> 90 The LADDER.
INFLAMI AIIJN ~ THE M WtiS.
COME rIuN Of TIFF LUNGS.
SORE THROAT, riFFt}t i.g Ire THING.
PA.-piG ATtnN tF TIE HEART.
MYSTERIES, GROUP, Dif+'fEtlA.
GATAG.!H, INFLUENZA
HTADAEHE, TooTFACuE. ....
SEU3. 'G!>. EHEyNATIsA.
COLD CniLI.S, Atit i. cat. :.
The Application afthe 2ehdy Rr'ir 10 NE rart or
parts where le pam Vi dittty t.4sl1 AI tIdrd ease
and to,nlurL
Twenty dropsin hilfa t,,.nh-r u yater wiAin af,w
moments CHI + .F'. - ~Ns.s.. r9 ts-lttM - H.
HEtRlBVRN, II /. ...,,4yA, ~. nse k}itf4A,
DYsGNrEky. g hit, t.iND IN ih& tOH Els,
an iallI TEEN ~ ~
Travellers sLun.d .sv. curry :. bottle o. x adj
ways Reiiiy R-ii"f N..UIl'..t AT : e" crops ID
water viii prevent kIr..-- rr 'f"n change OF
water. l,is ieaertlu iel4 4..aLdy o. a.stsrs as 3
Stir llnf
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mos de- los gassos de ssllos de oorre3s, nj
/ de los gaab0s d. oioina que eran mash3s.
Asl es, qua 81 hu5isran entraao los nusvos
a7nntamientos ragoataar lbs intsreses
/ de esta Iocalilad principios de aIo, ell
preaupnesto ssrla la mitad. Qa6role deeir
que los rsferiaos gastos 50 han baja1o d
a tnfnima do a1a especies, 4 pesar de
hal4rnos "a on el 1'timo cuatrinestre
Esta rebaja ha al1eft3 los ojos hasa les
aiego !; = por 10 qno ss obssrva (neno1 en-
LIS ohue12soros), sodos SO haeen craces
del gan patriotisno y del siacsro amor
al pafa (jigo Il est6nFg3), de los que tanto
han gritado, yiIipsndiado y escar0ecido
el antique aistsna, como depresivo, veja
ninoso, humillante, cuanlo nunca hemos
estaao mas humillados que cuanio manda-
ban y dsPoaian 4 todo Ell sabor y gusto
los regeoeradores del pals.
Uaa eScuala (sin alamnos) hs'3ia an el
barrio del Roble, cuyo director STEM
pre- eetaba al corrient3 Gu las pagas por.
que (se f.un forme) solo el era ell fdolo del
socretafio salente. Este, ell referido maes~
tyo estd, como Y. sabe, .deatituido por Ia
reeie0te circular del auperior Gobierno y
par ell actual Alcalde.
LA instruction, Sr. Director, estabA en-
81 mayor abandono. Ocho meses hacia
qae no habia una juuta visitadora, nj ia.
mis- Sc llamaba ningano de sus MEM
bros para ninguna cosa. jNos nabremos
curado con esta seveffsims IeccioD? Yo
croo que 81.
Ea fin, amigo mio, esto va tomando
OTTO ranbo. iQle dferencia de hoy vein-
to d;as atras! iBendga d os nuostro sal
valoT, general Sanz, al bravo Pavia y al
actual gob'erno de la naoiou!
Estabamos perdidos, Sepalo Espana,
npsstTa quer;da p&tTia; s6palo ell mundo
civlizaao, que 81 10 nos visas el general
Sao5, ID isla De Pdarto R co s. hnbiera
per5ido para s,empre. Este slceso ha sido
50 conooe, qua. a pesar Do la infous
? opagauia qge aqaf SO ba hecho, aun
tay a,aGs oristianao en- oata nnestra isa.
IL impielal cundi, por to ias parties
como la ma'a aemjlla; paro iqn6! jamas
tr'uufsra g. error, q Ia he5ega sobre Ia
lQ4, s05re Ia yefial eefaa Dios.
va G.
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OBS E RV ACIONES
al folleto de D. Joaquin Maria Sanroma
TIrULADo "PgERro-RIeo su HACIENDA"

Les actuaIes derechos de exportaeion
que satisfacen los principales frutos, y
que tueron impuestos e atencion al es-
tado angustioso eo que Sc encontraba el
Tesoro de esta Isla, podrfaa snora gu
Irimifse habiepdo ecesado les razones que
hicieron uecesaria s1imposicion; pero Ell
consideration que convene suprtlir la
contribution directa, sera couYenlente
que cootnuara ell pago de los expresado,
derechos dc exportacion, hacieldose ade-
mas extensive este derecho todos los
otros frutos y etectos que Sc expottap
y que actualmente nada pagan, cuyo de
recho pGdtfa 6jatse en- un diez por oiepto.
del valor por aforo; con este, ell impuesto
de exportacion gravitaria eobre todos les
frutos, gus rendimientos serian mayores,
posible seria cubrir todas las atenciones
y quiza pagar lentamente con sus pro
ductos Jos siete millones de indemni-
zac on alos autiguos propietarios de es-
clavos. saH
la Real~6rdsn de 3 de noviembre de
1858, no prohibi6 en- absolute la sal ls de
este lsla de las maderas de construction,
colo tendi6 evitar que los extfanjeros
exponassn para aus arseasles las nejores
clases y principalnente las pleas que por
sus dlinen6iones no podrlan obtenefse
facilmente en- la Peninsula para las cons
trucciones modernas y fomento de nueStra
Marina military al mismo criterio obedeci6,
adenas para la conservation de les
montes, la disposition de la Superinter-
dencia de 15gde f"brefo de 1869, no per
mitiendo ell ccrte y extraction de ciertas
classes de maderas sin el permiso de lai
Autoridales locales, qua colo 10 eoncede-
riap justi6cado que fuesa el buen uso que
habria de hacerse je dichas maderas.
Por Real 6rden de 90 de aQosto j,
1866 Sc deelsraron libres de derechos ].
su expoltacien por el te mino de aeis me
ses todos los articulos que los satisfacian
cuya disposition empez6 4 regir en- eat
IsIa ell 1c deoctubre del misnlo aiio; Y no
Real 6fden de25 de agosto de 1867 Sc die
puso que continu..ra subsistente Ia lber
tad de derechos en- la exportacion de Ia
maderas haata tanto SO plant asen las re
tormas que se pfoyectaban, cuya liberia
de dereChop continue todayfa.
Aunque ep el Arancel Eigente i
&c.
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pedientes que ses hallahan sin sresel7
yer. Reunidaes lofsIi4afias. GAIA rs

pedientes que sev hellshan singresel-
yer. Reunloaes lol1ii4afias. Gala HS
horas y en- ell intermedio las exiraor.
dinarias indispensables, hac' eadunos
esperar qne eL las s.siones votadas
guedaran esas otioinasal dia. la ooni.
sion permanente 40 ha paraio IN ins-
tante y iatDiputaoion en- p'eno resdel-
We incesantemente cuanto Iciucumbe.
Entire. los expelientes incoados
per Wv. EFF. 10 ignoramos que Sc
hallan sobre la mesa para estu iiarlos,
en- primer termino, el de la aboIicion
del subsidio directo en- toda la Pro
vincia, que ha ocupado y ocupa con
inter6s la atencion de la Corporation;
ell reglamento de vagos y ell que debe
regir en.las elecciones popularss ha
ciendo cierto Ell sufrago, en- los so
lemnes momentos en- que los pueblos
hagan uso de esa CONCESSION.
A quese Olga la verdad lisa y la
ma tienen los paeblos dsrecho, siendo
la meior manera de que la opinion Sc
establezca sobre los hechos; por con
siguiente ansiamos vsr ell resultado
de los expedientes expresados ante
riormente a fin de que, restableciendo
la razon, la justicia y la equidad, no
olvidemos ell eterno agradecimiento
que debemos la actual administra-
cion.
A prop6sito de las gestiones cue
hace ell cura de la Aguada, segun el
suelto que apafece en- el BoLErIN del
2S del pr6xiino pasad,e 2o,iemos ase-
gurar que igusl pretension del parro-
CO INFERNO de San Sebastian ha sido
resueta lavorablemente por Wv. EE.
sin embargo de que ell comisario de
aqael tamo, de la anterior Diputscon
pfoviuc;al, opinaba 10 contfario
Sahemos y ncs fel.cjtamos dc clio,
que Wv. EE. han declarado pueblos a |
Maricao y normigueros, 10 haben 10
dejado qua dessar ia Recommendation
que sobre este punto formaiizaran les
vecln0S de aquellos territories.
LGor a w. EE digntsimos repre-
atantesdela provincia. c1ya yoluaai
en- Ia pasada .epoca, al pArecer legal, |
estaba sujeta q los deinentes politjcos
que nos traian la perturbation esta
hermosa y delicada perla de Espahs;
pero, Excmos, Sres no repitais jainas
10 que dijo aque', qle tenisis las
msyores atEibnciones, que suPsrabais
en- elias a los REPRESENTATIVES del
goLierno de la patria que erals
un cuerpo legislative tenisndo -en
vues'ro centro el poder ej4cutiVc;
pues ST por desgracia, Sc cntroriza-
Sc entire vosotrcs esa equivocada y |
ma'd!ta idea, delInquiriais, y nuestro
baen gobernante, genuine represen-
tante del poder lie la Nacion, no
10 consenti'1'.
snH-u
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-03-06
I'm cOntribuyAnte.

En las si1ui3ntes circunstsnciaS
ros plrece muy oportuna la 'nsereion
del concienzudo articulo que va q
continuation y que acabamos de re
cib;r de A,ecibo.