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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-03
The Cold weather I'm the NOrthwest-A
Low Tenn ne Pature.

CHICAGO Jan. 2.-This has been the coldest
day OF the season. Notwithstanding the sun
has shone. brightly all day, Trustworthy ther.
mometers In different parts Of the city have In
dicated from ~ to 20 degrees below zero.
chilling northwest wind prevailed all day
About the Fame condition Of weather exists
throuahout the. Northwest. The cold wave is
ILL.,, Is Is Il to 10 degrees below zero: at Peoria
40 degrees below; Galesburg. rs below; Quincy
u to % below; Elgin. % below; Madison, Wis.
rs below: Davenport Ia, rs below: Dejaware
Junction. Ia. 35 below; Mitchellvilie. Ia, SO be-
low.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-03
THE SUGAR PLANTERS, ASSOCIATION

There was large gathering Of the sugar
planters last evening. at their new rooms on Ba-
rome street. the occasion being the regular
monthly meeting. Hon. Duncan F. Kenner the
president. was In the chair. and at o'clock
called the meeting to order.
The report of the executive committee was
called for. and Mr.. John Dymond, as chairman.
stated that he had prepared on . blackboard
exhibited before the meeting, table OF the
present tariff and the several plans suggested
to change 1t. He then, In clear manner. ex-
planned the eondition OF the tariff and the ef-
duction made He explained that thus far the
COMMITTEES had not met Gen. r. L. Gibson, our
C9ngressmafn RsnSss fn bnt would d9 so this week
the gentleman. then moved that that well known
scientist. Prot. Mccullough. be made an hon
was unanimously carried.
=, The chairman then presented 9 communica-
tion. accompanied By a series Of resolutions
from the State Grange.
Mr.. Dymond then gave an interesting state
ment relative to the use Of improved imple-
ments In the cnlture Of sugar. and spoke In
hoe, the invention Of Messrs. Won Phal and
Mallan, of our State.
Mr.. Won Phul was then called UPON. and he
showed the benefits to accrue from the use Of
these Implements. which were peculiarly fitted
to our Louisiana soil.
There was general discussion Of the sub
after which Mr.. Urquhart stated that Gen.
gibson was now IN the city. and he thought 1t
would be we'll II a special committee was ap-
pointed to wait on that gentleman and give
him such information as might be beneficial to
the sugar growers interest.
President Kenner stated that Gen. Gibson had
been spoken to. and the executive committee
would have q, conference with him before he
left the city. Certain testimony had been taken
In Washington which Gen. Gibson was waiting
for. As soon as this arrived the committee
would meet him.
Brsdish Johnson. ESQ.,. In speech OF much
warmth urged the necessity OF presenting TO
Congress the fact that Louisiana made the
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more Troops for Breath,tt.

CINCINNATI, Jan. 2-Judge Randall. Of
Breathttt county. KY, anticipating more trouble
when the trial OF the five outlaws commences
next week. has sent a. request for more men.
picked cavalrymen to proceed to that point at
once. The men were selected at Louisville
and proceeded to Mt. Sterling last night where
for the march, and set out over the mountains
ct once. They expect to arrive at Jackson on
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days TO midnight 81 SUNDAYS Hs VIII cense
feat. The first route will be through tie south
ern counties.
dispatch from Lahore snys four OF the
Ameer's regiments have deserted and come
into the British lines.
The tactics of the Khurum valley force IL
severely censured. and It is ascertained In
India that Gen. Roberts Is incurrinR unneces-
eary risks. and Immediate reinforcements are
urged.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-03
THE PUBLIC TREASURY.
sTATEMENT or FINANCIAL OPERA.
Tu0Ns DURING THE YEAR.
4 Baa showing for December-The Debt
Reauced Nearly Twenty-Five Millions
murimg the Year Imports ana Exports.

\ Reduced Nearly Twenty-Five MILLIONS
E muring the Year Imports and Exports.
WASHINGTON. Jan. "A member OF Congress
was very much astonshed this morning when,
on appearing at the Treasury Department for
ATTY dollars In gold in exchange for the same
amount OF legal tenders. he was informed that
s1 d o ke s f bss as he ar ~ss
amended 90 that the government may resume
The coinage executed at the United States
mints during December. 1878. is az follows:
2oghle eagles, lSaes2 ple.cas "a value S Sss.o1a.eso
S037o pieces value &s5i $50; quarter eagles. $4,000
pieces. valued At slob 600 dollars. 5000 pieces val
[Andard silver dollars, a.os7.o pieces. value
three cents lso pieces value $40 te:. cents eaa..
se4,Sto pieces. value Sp37o 90. Total coinage
s.276 ,7es pieces. value 81. .74s.soo 30.
uosn q ns SSs Rsr cent loan
TO meet the Inconvenience to merchante
caused by the dlecontinuaece Of the Issuing Of
puch certificates for the special purpose Of pay
lpG customs duties until ConRrees can act upon
sns 9usest matter; The Secretary y q the Treas
az ,.ss ;. q: sa6scrlptlons to the per cent
The following IL a comparison OF the condi-
ton oi the treasury January !. 1873. and Janu-
0urrency ts 4ss s44 49, 1879, sSis $50 1s,
Special fund for redemption OF fractional
Currency--ls7s 80 pO0. 600: 1879, SO. 900 OOO.
Special deposit OF legal tenders for redemp-
u0n Qf certificates OF deposit-ls7s s32. 800 900: !:
107p. tsl.Si5,000.
Ootn-is7s. sis7 sis loS 80: 1879. 1874 ss5 AT e.
Coin and silver certifcates-is7s. s33.424, 200;
1879. t7l.e7s.s3o.
Coin. less coin and silver certificates ISIS.
9106. .0e3 sos 30: 1879. 5000, ,7s8, CAT 90.
Outstanding called bonds - 1878. s2O,745 800:
1879, t21 .7fs 700.
Other outstanding coin liabiliies-1s7s. ss,sc7.-
~ %; 1879. "a, ga. .257 IA.
Outstanding legal tenders-ls7s. $a40, .77e;
1879. &Sle. .6sl. .016.
Outstanding fractional currency-ls7s. ST.
S0Asl0e 20; 1879, SIC, los. .154 90.
Outstanding silver coin-lsTs s38 033, ,48A 10;
1872 500. .eS1, ,g57 10.
Total debt. less cash In the treasury-ls7s, a.
olt .9s5. .442 70; 1879, "a. .02s. .64s.111 90.
Increase OF debt for December-1s7s. t71 623 IL:
1879. q. .2ss. .7s5 30.
Reduction OF debt since July-ls7s. s1A2o2.-
$50 A.: 1873. $7,13s,7 ,730 70.
Market value OF god-1S7s. 100. 81. 1879. 100.
Impor's for twelve months ending November
30-1s7T. $4S9. .292. pa; I; 1878, $3.50, ,66t, ,eg8
Exports for twelve months ending November
90-1sg7, seas. ole. 1913. 1878. $739. .97I.739.
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CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
Fatai ROiler ExplOsiOn &c Terre Haute.

TERRE HAUTE. Ind. Jan. 2.--Three boilers In
the world. blew up yesterday with terrific force.
killing the fireman, Wm. Day tcolored), and
Franklin Hughes. Other employees were badly
injured and the force OF the explosion was felt
away from the building. which was only dam
aged to the extent Of $1,000. Large fragments Of
the boiler were hurled across the Wabash river.
None OF the 1000 head OF cattle that were In the
pens about the distillery were injured.
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CANADA.
LOrnc's New Years Recepti0n-A Petition
Against the Chinese.

OTTAWA, Jan. 2.-The Governor General held
his New Years levee In the council chamber
yesterday. The cordial manner In which he
received visitors. and the total absence of any
formality, was most noticeable
A petition will be presented to Parliament
labor being employed upon public works, and.
II possible. to prevent the Chinese from COM
ing to Canada.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-03
Caleb Cushinx's Condition.

NEwBURYPoRT. Mass. Jan. 2.-Caleb Cushing
is believed to be dying. He has been failing
rapidly for the past twenty-four hours. his
stomach refusing all nourishment. His friends
are hopeless, - N,S--ND
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The Crack Washington Shot Makes AM
other Famous score.

a complete of hand score at 900 yards was
made by Particle. The feat is said 70 be with
out precedent.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-03
Extreme Cold in Chicago.

CHICAGO. Jan. 1.-The weather during last
night grew rapidly colder. and at daylight the
mercury stood IL degrees below zero. and at 3
son for Chicago - -
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-03
An Assl4nment,

WILKEsBAnRE. Pa, Jan. 2-The banking
made an assignment this morning.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-03

bunday's DEMOCRAT will contain an unusual
ly large and select amount OF interesting read
ing matter.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-03

NEW YORK. Jan. 2.-Judge BIatchford rendered
decision OF fifteen paRes4EnGfh IN the case
taken out In 1863. The decision decla. b. - ae-
ton Of John I. Davenport. United Stat SUI
pervisor OF elections. in arreeting Coll 3nr.. TO
been clearly sioHn that Coi01es 6a
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-03

There fs no better medium for advertisers
then the Sunday DKMocRAT, containing six
sa9es Of select reading matter.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-03

The DEMOCRAT will. on Sunday. contain a
very large and select assortment Of reading
matter.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-03
WEATHER PROBABILITIES.

HWAsHINGToN. Jan. 2.--For the East Gulf States
rising barometer. colder westerly winds and
clear weather. --N
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-03

The DEMOCRAT will. On Sunday. contain a
very large and select assortment OF reading
matter.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-03

For the latest and most reliable news from all
points, see the DEMOCRATS large edition on
Sunday.
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Another Treasury Circular.

WARRINGTON, Jan. 2-The following Ia thu
full text Of an important order issued this after
noon:
TREASURY DEPARTMENT
Washington. January 2. 1879. J
To facilitate the payment OF duties on i'm
ports, the Treasurer and the Assistant Treasu-
to receive deposits OF gold coin In sums OF 500
or mu hples thereof. on account OF such pay
ment. ana TO Issue the usual certificate OF de-
Eoeit therefor, In denominations of not less
than e1eo In the name OF the Collector or Sur
yeY9r of the Port at which the duties are to be
name the certificate Ia issued is hereby author
ICED TO accept at par for duties on Imports, pay
able At dis port treating the transaction In his
accounts ~ II the money had been collected and
dcpostted by him in the usual manner
JOHN SHERMAN. Secretary.
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IA safe and pleess At invigorant. Reeds Gil,
Tonic suits ladise In delicate health.
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FIRE in FARMERvILLE.
1Ae Probable Wxrk or an Incenaaary-
Loss &1D, ,00o.
Especial to the Demoei

Especial to the Democrat
FAnls1RvILLE Jan. "A suppose incen&iary
fre started here this Dorningisois O'Clock.
After hard labor by the citizens u S.aSames we're
checked. The following fTthe were de-
stroyed: Judge Trimble,-treasu Aomeqsoo. part
u insured 8. W. VIII Chat this :.x kns, store
.1ouSo. tu,ls Ready made M NJ - 49,.
insured: me- his early dat5.sff9 u Dett, not
insur0d-1 for gold, it can sts m ut $4,000.
tasRa. ferent sub-treanfn fned building
asr famount of tha aere |se town.
''iis Mrs. tR0tes rF' presently KER.
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Sundays DKMocRAT will contain an unusuals-
ly large and select amount Of interesting rss.s-
Ing matter.
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oss flsh OF the vastsf5E, Y

bEnocRAr will. oajEf sndi'
E'se and select ass neassp neaasspss.
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-05-14
TELEGRAMAS VIA HABANA.

L6ndres, mayo 3.--Los gobiernos de
Inglaterra y Austria han aprobado el
nombramiento del principe Alexandra
de Wurttemberg, parapr1ncipe de Bull
garia.
Madrid, id. id.--Contin1an las elec-
clones municipales y senatoriales y pre-
valece una gran excitacion On toda Es-
pa1a.
Madrid, mayo 5.--En las elecciones
senatoriales la inmensa mayor1a de los
senadores electos SON candidates del
gohierno. 49,. a.
L6ndres, id. id.--Segun un despacho
que ha recibido de Madrid ell London
NeaOs, el resultado de las elecciones
arroja 165 senadores ministeriales con.
ira Is iberales electos.
New York, i'd. id.--Los miembros de-
mocratas del Congreso de los Estados-
Unidos han decidido hacer del asunto
de la Icy de ej6rcito, al cual opuso su
veto el presidente Hayes, una ley es-
pecial, la que sera votada antes que la
de ejercito 10 sea por segunda vez.
Londres, mayo 3.--El corresponsal
del STANDARD telegrafia desde Berlin que
el comite revolucionario russo ha dirigi-
do una circular al ejercito, pidi6ndole
que no consienta que le hagan verdugo
del pueblo. ".
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-05-14
TELEGRAMAS VIA SAN THOMAS

Nueva-Yor mayo 7.-El prfnci-
pc imperial, ayudante de campo de
Lord Chelmsford, Sc encuentra en-
fermo con 6ebre.
Id. id. Mayo Sci principe de
Gales presento en- la Camara de los
Lores un bill de los hacendados de
Norfolk, pidiendo Sc declare legal Ell
natrimonio efectuado con la hernia
ma de la esposa difunta. Ell obispo
de Gales, ell Duque de Edimburgo y
ell principe de Kipon, votaron en- ia
Yor del bill al cual Sc opuso el 60
bierno energicamente, siendo re-
chazado despues de la segunda lee.
tura.
La Camara de los comunes legali-
z6 una resolucion aboliendo todo
procedimiento en- los casos ordina.
rios por falta de cumplimiento en- las
promesas de matrimonio.
Id. i'd, Mayo 9.-Telegramas re-
cibidos de Calcutta anuncian que va
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COMUNICADOS.
Arroyo, Mayo 4 de 1879.

La gratitud es, acknowledgements, uno de los
primordaes sentimientos de la vrtud. Ma
n festarla franca sinceramente, es un deber
de justicia, Ell toda alma agradecda
En- este concepto y de acuerdo oon tales
princpios, cumplo gustoso ese deber, hacien-
do esta p1blica manifestation de mi agra.
decimientO hacia las numerosas personas que
en- la Doche anterior cOncurreron a prestarme
generoso auxilio, con motive del incendio ocu-
rrido en- mi casa cuyo apagamiento Sc logr6
rapidamente, merced los espontaneos es-
fuerzos de aquellas con gran riesgode la vida,
para algunos al subir al techo con precipi a.
ciony sin emplear las precauciones medios
necesarios, siendo digno de especial mencion.
en- este dltimo sentido, ell jornalero Manuel
Cadiz
Hago extensive mi gratitul al cuerpo de
Orden p1blico, que desde ell primer momento
Sc puso mi disposition.
Tai con1ucta habla muy alto en- favor de los
sentimieptos de un pueblo que asi procede, Y
10 que es mas con un 6rden verdaderamente
admirable pues libr,s y expeditas las entra-
das Y salidas de la casa, y en- medic de la ofus-
cacion consiguiente en- tales casos, nadie sin
embargo sc permitio ell menor exceso.
AL propio tempo reproduce mi reconoci-
miento hacia la inmensa mayOrfa de la pobla-
cion, de ambos seXos y de todas las classes So
ciales, por sus felictaciones en- concepto de
haberme libradO, con mi familia, de los efectos
del sniestro, 81 de conato hubiera pasado a un
hecho realizadO con todas sus consecuencias
Reitera, pues, su gratitud al pueblo, su no.
tario,
SEBASTIAN Muh0z
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-05-14
Leerlos Ell La Gazette MSdicale depAlgerie
I'm nuevo febrifugo: LA QUINOIDINA.
POR Ell DIR. A. BERTHERAND.

Nuebtros lectores de los paises paludeos Sc
interesaran particularmente de la comunica
cion que acaba de hacer, la Academia de Me-
dicina, ell DR.. Burdel, de sus esperiencias So
bre la QUINoIDINA, nuevo febrifugO preparadO
por un habil quimico de Paris, eI Sr. Duriez
Hasta ahora habia sido considerable este pro-
ductO por los fabricantes de sulfate de quinina,
como un residue sin valor, porque No podia
emplearse.
Habiendo remarcado que la extraction de
la QUINOIDINA rendia enfermos los trabajadores,
como ell trabaje del sulfato de quinina, ha pen
sado ell Sr. Duriez que debfa producer ell mismo
lenturas.
Pues como por su precio siempre creciente
ell sulfato de quinina Sc hace demasiado caro-
para la bolsa de muchos enfermos, evidente-
mente habra un interes cientJfco Y hun,a,,ita.
rio Ell estudiar en- ell puHto de vista medical,
la QUINO1DINA, cuyo precio es mucho mas bara-
to que ell de la quinina. Ell Sr. Duriez ha pre-.
parade una cierta cantidad de ella, bajo la for
ma de grageas, para facitar su admins
TRACTION Y Ia ha remitido a los medicos de-
seosos de experimentarla. Entire ellos SO
ha encontrado nuestro honorable cofrale de
Vierzon, ell DR.. Burdel, cuya competencia Y
notoriedad en- la materia no es necesidad de
recordar es porque habla de ella con conoci-
miento de materia en- su memoria a Ia Acade.
mia
Sc comprendera que hayamos sido deseosos
de indicar esta importante communication del
Dr. Burdel La QU1NofDrNA barata, hara qui-
zas, por la Soloda, mas que los ensayos costo-
sos de agriculture, emprendidos hace tempo
sobre las riberas del Beuvron
Sc experimental ahora ell nuevo remedio en-
Mejico, y por Argelia en- Bone Argel. ST es-
tas experiencias tienen buen exite, ell ST. Du.
y de la Metr6poli, cuyos gastos del presupues.
to habran dsminuido Sc lie debera un inmen.
SO servicio rendido la salubridad al pobla-
miento, estas dos condolences primordiales de
Ia propiedad de nuestra hermosa conquista,
4, 12y20
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kub Khan ha llegado a Gimdamuk,
donde fue recibido ofcialmente, para
conferenciar con los jefes de opera
clones con objeto de terminar Las
hostilidades.
El Emir ha expresado al virey su
deseo por terminar las hostilidades.
Los despachos de Versailles dicen
que M. Rouker propondra la aboli-
cion de derechos sobre ell carbon mi
neral y la maquinaria para favorecer
la industria algodonera.
L6ndres, Mayo 9.--El dia 3 del
corriente la existencia de az1car en-
los cuatro puertos principales era de
l6l, 900 contra 1853, 900 en- igual fe
cha del ailo anterior.
Id. i'd, Mayo l0.-Yakub-Khan
ha aceptado todas las condolences
que lie han sido propuestas por las
autoridades inglesas.
Las nuevas fronteras de la India
inglesa Sc extenderan mas ALA de los
des6laderos de Kojuk, Pisheen, Shu-
targardan y Khyber residiendo un
agente britanico en- Candahar.
Un telegrama de Shanghai dice
que ell acorazado britanico hoon Duke
esta embarrancado en- aquel puerto.
Ell Banco de York ha quebrado
con un pasivo de E 100000.
, Precios sin variacion.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-05-14
ULTIMAS NOTlCIAS DE CUBA.

Nuestros le:tores conocen va e.
resultado satisfActorio de las eleccio.
nes senatoriales Ell la Habana y Ma
tanZas.
En- ell Diorio del 4 y del S leemos
10 siguiente
Provincia de Villaclara.-Segun to.
legrama que SO ACADIA de recibir, han
sido electos en- dicha provincial los can
didatos de "Union Constitutional "
Sres. D. Francisco Loriga y D. Manuel
Fernandez de Castro.
Pinar del Rio.-En esta provincial ha
triunfado igualmente la candidatura de
la 4" Union Constitutional -, habiendo
sido electos los Excmos. Sres. D. vi.
cente Galarza y D. Manuel Sanchez
Bustamante.
En- la provincial de Matanzas han sido
electos Senadores los Excmos. Sres. d.
Augusta Amblard y D. Leon Crespo,
candidates ambos de Ia "Union Consti.
tucional.
En- la de Puerto Principe, segun no.
ticias telegra6cas de origen autentico,
10 han sido el Sr. D. Felipe Lima y
Rente, candidate unionista, y el ST.. D.
Jose Silverio Jorrin, del partido liberal.
-"Una vez mas, dice ell Diorio, ell
cuerpo electoral de la Isla de Cuba
ha sancionado con sus votos la polltica
que representa- y simboliza el partido
de 4" Union Constitutional" Nos refe-
rimos 4 la eleccion de Senadores que SO
efectuo el sabado titimo en- las seis pro
vlnclas que componen este territorio,
cuyo resultado ha venido confrmar,
a poner ell sello, por decirlo asf, q la
victoria que sucesivamente ha alcanza-
do dicho partido desde los primeros
dias de diciembre del ano pasado en-
que SO eligieron los actuales Munich
pios. ="
Gan6 ell partido de "Union Constitu-
cional" estas elecciones'; triunfo de-
nuevo en- las de diputados provinciales ;
salio triunfante igualmente en- las de di-
putados C6rtes, y la fortuna ha coro-
nado por cuarta vez sus patrioticos es-
fuerzos en- la de senadores. Els decir,
que la " Union Constitutional ACADIA
de obtener ell cuarto veredicto de la
opinion pdbIica, marifestado por me-
dio de uno de sus organos mas legitimos,
el sufragio de los electores. %
En- el Dia,lo del del corriente apare-
CO una protesta contra ciertos mueras que
SO pronunciaron al termiuar la serenata
con que Sc obsequi6 al nuevo rector de
la Universidad de la Habana DR.. Don
Nicolas Gutierrez
"Con motive de la serenata que Sc di6
el jueves 1ltimo al dignisimo rector de
esta Universidad, dice la protesta, Sc
oyeron algunos mueraS, contra los cua-
les nos hallamos en- el case de protestar
energicamente; que 81 la moderation
nos impone deberes, tambien nos los
impore la dignidad.
Ell 6 del corriente Sc cotizaba on la
Habana el orc del cuno espanol de Ill
a ILL p.% premio.
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Sc teorica y practicamente la carrera Co
mercial de hoy en- adelante.

Sc teorica y practicamente q la carrera CO
mercial de hoy en- adelante.
TemblOr de tierra.-Entre Y 6 dc la
tarde del domingo Sc sintio un ligero, aun-
que algo prolongado, movimiento de oscila-
cion de Este Oeste que, per fortuna, que
sepamos, no cause Iingun accidente salvo
ell linvencible tenor que producer estos feno-
menos.
Llbrenes Dios de que Sc repita.
= La Aurora del Yumuri.-Ha empeza-
do visitarnos este antique acreditado Pc
riodicO conservadOr que We la luz publica en-
Matanzas. Apreciamos en- 10 que vale su vi
sta y canjeamos con gusto.
i. Buen0s slIeldOs.-He aquf 10 que ganan
los artistas contratados para Ell COnvent Gar
den de L0ndres en- la presente temporada
que es de tres meses 80, 900 frances la Patti
10000 la Albani 10000 Nicolini, Gayarre y
Faure; $1,000 la D'Anghnieri; $4,000 Capoul
y Massini; $4,000 Lassalle, Graciani Gui-
dard; 10000 la Sahalchi y la Bosch 5000 la
Blanchi Bonaggiolo, y 5000 Ordinas y
Camps.
FiIOsOf1a para las SeHOras.-La tenn
peratura de la superficie de la cabeza tiene
mucho que hacer con la abundancia her.
mosura de la cabellera que la cubre. 81 la
traspiracion del craneo Sc interrumpe la sa.
Ida para las materias despedidas del siste-
ma Sc cierra parcialmente. y las consecuen-
cias inevitables recaen sobre el pelo. LIE
vuelve seco, pierde su.olor, cae. Para i'm
pedir remediar este NAL desc tono la Gu
ticula y las raices de las fibras con ell Tonico
Oriental Tiene ell efecto de producer una
circulation libre en- los vasos de la sangre
superficial, y habilita los bulbos secretar
sustancias sanas para las flbras del pelo. Ell
Tonico consiste enteramente de ingredientes
vegetables, 6 imparte un rico brillo vigor
especial al cabello, pues no hay otra prepa-
racion que 10 pueda rivalizar