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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-04-20

PoRr TOWNSEND. IrEMs.-Geo. W.
and Hiram Parrish. of this place, are
starting brick yard Just above tbs
old slaughter house. II is their inten-
ton. We learn. To barn kiln of about
$4,000 brick sometine next July -.
Major Van Bokkeieu claims complete
success in drying haliLut. Re is pre-
pairing q shipment for the next on'go.
ing steamer Argus.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-04-20

FoR EuRorE.-Rev. c. r.. Bonnell
contempla,es leaving his charge here
abou. the Goth of next month for a
lengthy tour through Europe. He ex-
poets 10 be gone for year and half
or two years,
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-04-20

A CLEVER LIFr.-Mr. F.. II. Bax-
ter, the mail carrier on the Snoqual-
mic route, reports that few days age
mis- neighbors in the sqnak valley
dubbed together and log rolled and
piled FIVE acres of new clearing for
him ready for the spring crop. which
he was unable to handle of himself
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-04-20

AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. - At two
O'Clock this afternoon the Board of Di-
rectors of the King county Agricultural
Society will meet at Justice SCOTS
office for the transaction of regular
business.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-04-20

Il The Senate has confirmed the
Of James NJ. Tolman as
United States Surveyor General of
Oregon, rice Ben Simpson resigned.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-04-20

ANOTHER RESIDENCE. Mr.. Jesse W.
George will shortly commence the con
struction Of 4 large house for a residence
on his property on Second street, north
OF the old coal road. Mr.. LeBallister
also contemplates building residence
IN the same vicinity.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-04-20

sE- Yesterday morning the ship Yo-
semitic arrived in tow Of the tug Mas
tick. She will discharge her ballast
nndar Captain Msrshall's dock before
loading coal.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-04-20

FAIR VIEW is the name of another
new town ten miles north OF Weston in
the vicinity of Walls Walla- II already
numbers twenty-six houses.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-04-20

- The schoonsrs ea-Nymph and
Onward have been sold 10 San Fran.
cisco. for 1000 aud $4,000 respect
lively.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-04-20

PoRT MADIsoN.-Capt. Comstock.
of the Ruby, reports that the Tidal
Wave was passing into Madison Harbor
Just as the Ruby left
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-04-20
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
NEW ENGLAND HOTEL.

Peter Northell. Port Gamble; J 7
Martin. city; S Graham. Green River
L Seaver, Talbot Mines; + Walsh and
wife, Portland; j Rowland, Jackson.
vile; w Hartford. Portland; j Lynch
White River, A Doren, Tacoma; F II
Ingels. Port Madison; c c Lane, s E
Boynton. MISS Edith Lyle. Troy. New
York; Thomas Sharp. F Eagan, ] Ely,
Olympia; w A Steaves. A F Ackley, J
T hughes, NJ J Peach, T H Ryne, Port
Gamble.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-04-20
OCCIDENTAL. HOTEL,

L Larson, Menlo Park, California; w
Jameson. Olympia; Charles saegers,
Arcadia; c L DINGHY, San Francisco;
George w Harris, Port Ludlow; Fl
Woolery. Port Blaksly; E Bergine,
Vashon Island; Marks Wilginski, s L
Greenbury, San Francisco; G Davies,
Port Madison; Capt r n Cults. U =
n; Mrs Keister, Steilacoom; P ] Smith,
Squak; Hans Jacobsen, City: e b
James. San Francisco; G N Wilson,
Milton; Mike Brennan, Portland.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-04-20

ARRIVED 1T Port Asdi'
son. bark Tidal Wave; AT Port Gamble,
ship James Cheston.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-04-20
DIE d.

McCURDY--In Port Townsend, April 18th. Of
dropsy, Miss Margaret Mccurdy. aged 10 years.
Deceased Vas . native Of Ireland.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-10-04
For the Jasper Courier.
Picked Up ON tire Street.
JASPER, Ism. Sept. 3Ofh, 1873.


! Mr.. EDIroR.--The following was
picked up on the street by your cores
lpondent on the evening Of the 2sth.
We suppose II 10 be written by one ol
the candidates. as the paper was some
what rumplrd and we judge II had been
handled roughly in trying TO commit II
10 memory.
4 My FELLow-CITIzEHs I'VE see that
the most learned men Of the age are now
engaged in the work Of making a new
translation Of the HOLY Scriptures. As
every reader Of the Bible has his views
~ regard to what will be the new re-
visal, especially that of the First Chapter
lof -. John. mine would read IN this
wise: There was man sent from Fer
ldinand. whose name was John Il. Cob
man: this man was sent by the people
ms County Commissioner, and was ex-
lpected 10 do the will Of the people IN
whole not in part. and 10 save them Of
many expenses. He thought or imagined
ne was the true light, and all that come
10 him he would enlighten them; and
every one that cometh 10 him he would
give 70 them an understanding. that IL
they did not ask him up TO take drink
he would put \ curse on them. And
wo be unto he that came after with bill.
he would put his fist on IL. and scribe
thereon = not allowed. IN consideration
Of The above. many poor fellow was
sent away empty. And il came to pass.
that one MIR. F.. our ex-Sherifr. after
his successor was elected. put IL bill
for services rendered to tie amount OF
SIS VI. aud he was Informed the next
day that his bin was not allowed. and
q eat was his wrath he swore he would
amend II and make il $50 Or; he pui
The bill In and was allowed the extra
SIC % -fMoraD were they afraid he
would blow on them? would advise
you to examine the Court docket. and
ace for yourselves how many cases have
been appealed from the County Com
missioncrs' Court TO higher Court. and
see what an amount Of expenses this ST.
John has put the county to. because the
Holy Spirit had not endowed him with
sense and h nor enough 10 perform the
duties Of Commissioner. We seen the
aforesaid gentleman at the sale the other
lav sirutting around with his short
tailed coat. In ordert 10 get some one Ia
r''fe for him again 10 fool the people.
We advised them to pull the tail out OIL
~ old turkey and 'astrn IL on his coat
sil. aud G would strut himself 10 death
md the county would be rid Of one
grand humhuy. that could persuade
poor old Blimle. the overseer Of the
Poor Asy um. 10 haul him from Ferdi
nand and keep him over night there
will, the expectation Of having all his
bills allowed. Yours as ever.
SckIBBiE ER.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-10-04

THAT there IL more heroism In thu
Catholic than in the Protestant charchcs
is abundantly demonstrated by the NOR
tality reports in the fever.strickcn cities
or the South. Not Z single priest has
forsaken his fock and sought safety Ia
flight. They died at their posts. The
'lark-robcd Sisters Of Charity also brave
the pestilencc without hinching. aud
offer up their pure lives a sacrifice 10
duty. There Il something vital IN the
Catholic faith which II inspires il priests
with more than mortal courage when
they come In conflict with the destroy
INK angel. ~ indianapolis Herald.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-10-04

Hon. John r. Folle,t, in speech .
few DAYS since at Hamilton, Ohio, said !:
"Any iaboring man At this day who at
this election bends his neck 10 the Re-
publican yoke. should never again com
plain of burdens and distress" The
Republican party has always proved IL
self the foe OF The lahoring man, and OPP
position 10 II should be the cardinal
principal OF workingmcn. They shonld
throw their votes where they will do
the most good, and shun all, cntangling
alliances with new parties which will in
the slightest degree act against the De-
mocracy. the true friends and defenders
Of labor and industry.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-10-04

Jasper and Hunfingburg each raiscd
q relief fund for the yellow fever suf-
ferers. Jaspers amount IL as follows:
Church collection sos; receipts of Con.
cert $25. making total OF $y3, while
fluntingbnrg j. credited with the pitiful
sum Of SIS by the Evansville Courier
and would you know the reason whv
Jasper IL so far ahead: IL is plain anil
easily explained. First, Jasperites are
more liberal in all charities. Second,
because Il contains some Of the best
actors n actresses in the State Of Indi-
ana, not 10 be professionals; and they
can get up and play the best pieces ia
the shortest time, thereby showing su-
perior talent 10 any that has been cx-
hibifed elsewhere, and what Is more,
their pieces and reputation always in
sures them full houses. How did they
get this reputation? BY always giving
10 the public the best plays Of the day,
and giving the pnblic 10 understand that
they should always do so. For instance,
we take their performance on the Goth:
1t was grand success from beginning
10 end. The song quartetie couldn't be-
excelled anywhere, and the queen Of
song. Mrs. Tilla Gardner, with her
sweet silvery toned voice cannot lie
beat the world over. The way she
made the hall ring with, "Take this
letter TO my Mother" was enough to
charm the most diabolical creature that
the Almighty, in his divine wisdom
ever created.
Mr. Michael Sweeney was there. and
we speak but the truth, when we say
that better negro delineator il not 10
be found Ia the land. aud tho way he
went for THAT Baby" would have made
4 pig squeal.
Charley kraus Is also noted ms bcing
one Of the jollicst fellows out, when on
Or ofF Of the stage, and the performance
Dnly adds fresh lsurals to his fame.
George Brosemer IL another rising
star, and his performance improves each
successive time he appearss George has
4 large circle Of admirers already. and
with few more trials, will be second
10 none.
Misses May and Belle Wclman. August
and Gustava Schmidt, also
assisted the performance aud could not
have done better.
Taking the performance As a whole IL
las never been excelled In Jasper. Hum
ingburg or Dubois county. Score
mother for our town. which il destined
,eforc long 90 be one OF the foremost
owns Of the West for art and literature.
En-. II. ExAob.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-10-04

\ a short horse is soon curried. but 4
mule, short or long, will kick you into
the next township.
= fool speaks. and then reflects while hi,
eye il getting well.
l When war begins. hcll's gates are So,
open, and it Is the same when congress
rcassembles.
| Who hath o cold hath sorrow 10 his
sops. especially IL his handkerchief hath
starch IN ii.
Who wants 10 beat dog. soon finds a
stick, but already has the dog shot
around the next corner yelling ri XII! =
What cannot be cured must be en-
dured, but first try Jones' Magic Lini-
inent.
Trust not horses heels nor q dogs
tooth. neither . man who says he'll pay
you Saturday.
That which Is mine is all my own |:
that which Is yours 90 halves in. Il
will also take up collection.
The wolves eat the poor ass that hath
many owners, but not until he gets the
in his hind legs.
The second meal makcs the glutton.
the second III word makes the quarrel.
and The seconds load the pistols with
blank cartridges.
The fiddler OF the same town never
plays well At their feasts, because he Is
too full to distinguish between the
: Arkansas Traveller" and the Dead
March III SAUL
The fool never thinks higher than the
top Of his house. and penncth the festive
Joke at the expense OF the tightening
rod agent.
Raise no moro spirits than you can
conjure down, say at four swallows.
Rather go 10 bed supperlcss than rise
IN debt, now that the bankrupt law has
expired.
a spendthrift lets 90 The bride. grabs
his steed BY the mana. aht yelis, "Whoa,
Emma r. Oil City Derrick.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-10-04

From the Petersburg Democrat We
learn that the Government has CON-
menced the work OF improving White
river. That paper says:
"The civil Engineers appointed b. the
Government 20 make survey of White
river have arrived and commenced
W ork in real earnest. A number Of our
residents visited them this week and
found them disposed 20 look favorable
upon the idea Of reporting the improve
ment of White river"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-10-04
Tom Ewing ON Greenbackery.

Meantime new party IL rising as ths
special advocate OF currency reform.
have not word TO say against thai
movement in those States where the
Democratic organization IL in list Of the
money power But in Ohio -where the
Democracy have made and fought these
issues from first to last AVE. liz almost
every State, from Pennsylvania south
ward to the Gulf and westward to the
Pacific, where the Democracy stands
ilrin aud practically united upon them n
think there il neither room nor occa-
sion Tor new party to represent the
people sgainst the money power. il is
true the National Democratic Conyen-
vention IN 1876 ignored the bank ques-
ton and equivocated on resumption.
But at that time self-government was
the solo absorbing question throughout
the South, and no other issue was con-
sldered. Had the South been, as she Il
to-day, alive to these great issues. the
last Presidential contest would have
been made on them rs well ss on the
restoration Of self-government IN the
Soutl, and Pennsylvania, Ohio, Illinois
ana MichIgrn would have put the elect
ION OF Democratic candidate repre-
senting these issues beyond the reach Of
returning boards. Ii is true the Demo-
cratic leadars-not the masses of New
York, New Jersey aud New England
except few, among whom Is Sam Cox !.
God bless him : have stood with the Re-
publicans on these questions. But II Is
also true that they are petty minority
OF the Democratic party, and will have
TO yield 10 the majority. or quit. II IL
not the frst time that the Democratic
snip has been incased with bank
money barnacles. Jackson drove out or
the party, or forced TO submission. N
powerful section Of the Democracy when
le declared war on the United States
Bank ~ 1882. Ave, Democratic Con-
gressman from this very district. the
Hon. VIM. Irwin, lost his seat In Con-
gress, and his influence as q Democrat
oy standing for the bank. The cultured
lawyer gave way 10 . pIow-boy, who
yet lives. in splendid old age. 10 attest
the power Of that hostility 10 bank
money which has animated the Democ-
racy from the day when Jefferson de-
'nanded its extirpation. and called for
the snbsfifution Of . Government paperl
money redecmable, moi in gold, but in
for public dues. TheI
democracy i practically = unit on these
Questions almost every where, except IN |!
ne M northeast corner OF the Republic. |
they are the supreme controlling issues
d the day. They come home 10 The
"usines. and bosoms Of men, aud are
studied, discussed. and above all. fclt 4,
very hearihstone in the land. The, /
iena'd and will receive honest, open.
Iear'ess action nj The hands Of our great
party No sdroit equivocations canl
OBSCURE, no trading politicians can sur
press them. The great mass OF The
party has them At heart aud in hsnd
ma the whole party u braver. wiser and
stronger than any leaders or factions in
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-10-04

AZ 5 o'clock Monday evening, a. the
guards At the state penitcntiary at Jet-
iersonv''le were bringing in : squad OF
prisoners from tho back yard, six Of
them made bold dash 70 escape. They
we're pursued by the guards and four Of
them surrendered after = number or
shots were fired. The other two. named
Thomas Marsh and Edwin Bclknap. con.
tinued to run, and succeeded in getting
haIf 2 mile away before tho rapid firing
OF the guards disabled them. Marsh
was shot In the right knee, and his ieg
VIII have to be amputated. BeIknsn
was mortally wounded, the ball passiny
through the back and lower abdomen.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-10-04

Madison Star; We have been in
formed that contract for stone for tho
new state house has been awarded to
the owners or tho Deputy quarries, and
that this week l60 or 200 will lse put 10
work there, W. are told tnat only resi-
dents Of this county can get work.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-10-04
There is q boarding house
Not far away,
Where they have onion hash
Three times a dny.

Where they have onion hash
Three times day;
Oh: how the Ioardars yell
When they hear the dinner bell:
Oh. how the onions smell
There every day.
-(Old Parsgrspher.
Right from that boarding house
Most every night.
Some boarder packs his trunk.
Skips out Of sight.
On. how the landlord howis
Every time boarder growls;
IN; how !'e swcars and yowls,
When they run OIL.
Hawkcyc.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-10-04

indianapolis Sentinel
Y: Spencer, the Bloomington amipd
reader, has struck another bonan,a
through his mysterious powers, and M.
earthed another batch or money On "a. l.
mrday. y was 10 damaged condition
irom having teen secrcted IN . damn
place, and Y was impossible 10 count 4
correctly but the First National hani
reseipsed MIN FOR ovcry65o, semdinr the
whole pile to Washington civ 10 H.
separated, counted and redeemed. M
spencer is rrticent. hut saws the Har.
days. 'ow
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-10-04

Careful physicians, who have investi-
gated tho matter, cay that writing o.,
both sides Of the paper will predispose
the system "a the yellow fever, and i
one Of the primary causes Of that dis
ease. We trust our correspondents. cs-
pccislIy thosc who write poetry and
politics, will remember this. Burling-
ton Hawkeye.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-10-04

Tho Normons now number about
three hundred thousand. one half Of that
number living In Utah, aud they are The
ugliest people that ever frightened The
daylight. We have seen probably about
eleven hundred Mormon immigrants
pass through Burlington within the last
i've years. The first delegates were 90
awfully homely the railroad officials
made them hide under the car seats
when the train passed through tho sta
tons, and every successive crowd was
uglier than the one that preceded IL.
We don't carr II Utah is full OF Nor
mons, aud We don't care how much they
but they shouldn't be allowed
70 60 out except after dark.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-10-04

EARLY rising was once considered An
indication Of thrift, but il now regarded
as demonstrating that man Il dry. ~
other words, Tho early man gets The
product Of tho worm"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-10-04

-"fIow greedy you Arc!s said ono
little girl 10 anoihrr who had taken tho
best apple in the dish; II was going 10
take that"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-10-04
cHAe SopnAHx. \. n. HovvnAH.
"The Old Reliable,
BOD M ANN'8
Leaf Tobacco
w A r E HOU s E !!

ESTABLISHED 1851. Nos. 81, 50.
: - 81. and So West Front Street, foot Of
suspension Bridge. Cincinnati, Ohio.
s iced Leaf Auction Sales every Saturday.
me only Tobacco Warehouee IN (yn.
c'n'ms' that has Seed Leaf trade. Stor-
aRr on Tobacco free for three mouths.
snn charges reasonable a. consistent
Win fsir dealings. Liberal advances
60 - "n consigmments upon receipt.
oe"u Tor weekly Tobacco Circulars.
CHAS. BODMANN = CO..
scD' - 7e-em. Cincinnaff.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-10-04

A man u obliged to die before III
viii amounts TO anything, but that Of I
woman is slwsys 10 force.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-10-04

ITO see Ourselves as Others zee us,,
would not bc half 20 disagrceablc as 10
have others scc us as We really are.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-04-10

dando lns calderas siempre limpias. --Alimen-
tddoras autdmatas y de vapor para calderas,
que ofrecen seguridad completa y economic. -
ALarnlds para calderas. - Con este aparatO
sencillo y de mny POGO c0sto, es impossible por
descuido quemar las calderas -Toda clase de
pdilas yrilpalas para baterfas comunes per-
eccionadas--RonadnGs bahamas para hacien-
das, slmacenes, oficinas pulperias.
Molinos para maiz, fjos portaties de todos
tamaiios. .-Bombas dc riego, centrifugas de
piston. -Despcpitadores de sierra, cilindro y
dc cuchillo especial para algodon.- Aparatos
para c0ya, de desgranar, descascarar limpiar,
surtir ell grano por tamaio separar ell cara
colillo, = Mdquinas para hacer ladrillos, tejas
y tubos de barro -Mdquinas de vapor para
arar, zanjear etc -Maa6met,Os, pir6met,os.
bar6netros, relojes, Uares, rdirulas, toda
clase de material y efectos de bronco hero
para maqunas, calderas para hacienda de azd-
car, cafe, maiz, arroz etc. Etectos Dr. Ieleg,'a-
fEa tranlcias, .terro-caryiles, Puentes de hie,'-
rO.-ComO tambien todo material, edifcies,
n,dquindrid etc. para tactoyias centrales.
Para pormenores, precos etc dirigirse en-
Ponce D. Roberto Graham, dnlco agentc en-
esta Provincial - Ponce, Puerto-Rico, enere
II de 1873. Mere.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-04-10

Los sefores que dcseen encargar maquina-
ria agric0la industrial para az1car cafe,
arro1 maiz, algc don, riegos, aadcras los
peqneiias inddstrias, pueden obtener toda cla-
se do poi menores, precios condolences de
pago, diriglendose en- Ponce Don E,be,4o
Grahdm, Ingeniero Gnico agente en- esta sla
de los f,bricantes abajo nombrados
Sres. A. y W. Smith v c. Glasgow -Srcs
lAantore AHioa C' Nottingham Rouen,
cuyas especialidades son tods clase de lnaqui-
Ralia carina-.Sres w. H. Bailey y c. Sal
ord, Accessories niateria.es para Gbricas al
yapor.--Sres. Crossaly Brothers, Manchester,
Motores Gas6geno que no necesitan aqua, cal.
dera nj carbon. n.--.Srcs Hdyndrd Tyler, Y O.
Londres, Me.ores caloricos maquinaria al va
por perfeccionada. - .Sres John FLtcler q
Cs Leeds Lond,'es. Aparatos al vapor para
cultivar Ia terra j. b. fleming y c.
Edimbaryo. Acetes para maqunaria tinta
para imprenta. -Syes Ransomes Sims y Head
Ipsirich. Instrumentos agncolas. Molinos
para maiz etc -Sres s. E. Rdnsonies @
LOndres, Maquinaria para trabajar maderas,
novedades en- quincalleria etc.-Sres. j. b.
Bdrrdclough, Manchester. Aparatos para la
preparation do fbras y los nateriales en- que
Sc utilizsn. Wooton Desk Cs Gls300t1. Escri-
torios patentes para casaS de comercio parti-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-04-10
APAHkTos
PERFECCIONADOS.

culareA-Sres. John Wright O. Aparatos
econ6micos para alumbrar ingeuios J casas
paIticulares
Lo siguiente es an recdmen parcial de In ma
quinaria eiectos agricolas industriales
coRstruidos en- los talleres de los sefores fabn-
cantes arriba nombradoA
Molinos de todos tamafios para caia hastx
50 pulgadas diametro, con todas las mejoras
para obtener la mayor extraction Boinbds
para guarapo, horizontales, yerticaes de va
por. r.-ldquinas de rapor, yerticates, horizon
tales fjas portatiles de uno, dos tres cin-
dros, con expansion, condensation, senceillas v
todos tamafios. Mdquinas atm0sfSricas que 70
gastan caldera, carbon nj aqua. 1achos al
racio y triple efecto con sus bombas conden-
sadores, a injection superfciales para lu-
cares en- donde escasea el aqua. 1achos de
rapor al are libre.-, Erdporaoiora do Wet
eel Bour Y otros. - Clarifcadores rectangua-
res, semi-esfericos continues - Cent,yt.gas
de Hepworth, Weston Manlove, Allot -FYltros
de precipitation, de sacos, carbon animal, v
Filtros prensas. -Cnlderas de fuses, clindri-
cas-, seccionales, Galloway, multitubulares v
compuestas. Calentadores purtfcadores
de aqua para calderas que ofrecen una econo-
mia de 20 so por ciento en- combustible, que