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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-04-17
TELEGRAMAS VIA SAN THOMAS

n. York, abril 4.-Creese que las tro-
pas francesas tengsu que pasar q T1nez
para concluir con los merodeadores,
pues Sc supone que la reyerta que tuvo
Iugar el msrtes ha sido muy grave.
Ha ocurrido una collision en- Bsghal-
ladireen entire ls policia y el pueblo :
estando aquella custodisndo unos reos
fueron muertss dos personals y heri-
das 80.
Ia. s. -Ha habido en!Chios IN terre-
moto que ha osussdo desgrscias a 5000
personss. Tambien tembl6 la TERRA
en- Levante.
En ell pasado aiio economico ha tent
do ell presupuesto ingles un sobrante
de 100000 libras. Mr.. Gladstone ha
rebsjado la contribution sobre la renta
{ income tar J en- un penique. Tambien
sc han reducido los impuestos sobre la
cerveza y la vajilla de plata extranjera,
estableci6ndose uno uniforme sobre Las
bebidas espirituosas de afuera. So cal
cula oue el ano que viene sobrarsn
100000 ibrss. Aun sigus grave Lord
Beaconsfeld.
Francia considers vituperable la con-
Quota del consul italiano en- T1nez por
haber fomentado los disturbios. Sc pi-
de un proctectorado frances.
Londres, 6.-Ls existencia de az1car
ell 2 era de 10000 toneladas contra
162, 200 en- igual dia del ano pasado.
N. York, Mr.. Bsaconsfeld estA
peor.
Frsncia ha asegurado Italia que no
inteRta anexarse a T1ue2.
II. 8.-Mr. Gladstone ha presentado
un bill on que Be reconoce los srren-
datarios ell derecho de comprar censo
dos tercios de su propie1sd.
La discussion sobre tomarlo en- cuen-
ia duro custro horss. Una de sus
cls1sulas principsles es el estableci-
miento de IN tribunal para regular las
rentas. e. duqus de Argyll, lord
Guarda. Ssllos, ha hecho dimision de
su cargo. So dice que los diputados
irlandeses estan satisfechos con ell pro-
veto de ley.
Francia trsta de establecer un protec-
torado en- T1uez, y, segun el Times. ha
mandsdo preparar oeho fragatas bin.
dadas con este objeto. La camara dc
diputados la votado 6 millones de fran.
COS para los gsstos.
N. York, 9. 9.-Detslles posteriores de
terremoto de Chios hacen subir el MI
nero de muertos 5000, quedsndC
40, 900 personals sin hogar.
Los liberales ingleses 8 irlandeses re-
comiendan el proyecto de ley agraria
Lord Echo hs anunciado su prop6sitC
de combatirle. Expllcando el duqut
de Argyll gu dimision dijo que dich,
proY ecto parslizaba do hecho ell dere
eho de propiedad en- Irianda. Manifest,
a Ia vez su profundc sentimiento de So
pararse do Mr.. Gladstone.
Ha comenzado hoy oil enjuiciamient
de los nihilistas en- Gan Petersburg
psrO sl jusadQ Eehus6 celebrar sssiOl
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-04-17
Como es de suponer, habra discursos

Como es de suponer, habra discursos
con pretension de litersrios.
Por nuestra parte, aun cuando somos
adversarios frances del senior Eehega.
ray, entire otras cosas, por sus dramas,
creemos que no merece tanto castigo.
Los estudiantes Sc sintieron mortifi
cados por este suelto, y sin encomendar-
SO Dios nj al diablo, SO plantaron en-
gran numero frente 4 la redaccion del
periodico trsdicionalista y produieron
un tumulto grandisimo entire gritos,
protestas y silbidos, con injurias perso-
males hacia ell senor Nocedal y las ideas
que representa-. Por fortuna ell conser.
ge cerro la puerta, y los manifestantes
no pudisron entrar en- Ia redaccion.
La prenss en- general reprueba y cen
sura acremente este acontecimiento y
los peri6dicos avanzados recuerdan a
los i6venes estudiantes sus debeIes sca-
d6micos la necesidad de que no Sc
consagren tareas POGO pscifcss y es-
casamente provechosas para la liber-
tad.
Una noticis que public6 La Cores.
pondencia ha sido la causa de que sc
reunan en- el CoDgreso los senadores y
diputados de Cuba y Puerto-Rico.
Diio el periodico citado que los seno.
res Labra y Portuondo y otros compa-
iieros de representation habisn estado
en- comision conference.-the con ell senor
Leon Castillo sobre asuntos de las
Antillas.
En- la reunion celebrads 4 que nos re.
ferimos, los diputados y senadores con,
servadores que no tenian conocimiento
de que 30 hubiese nombrado la comi-
sion que se referia La Correspondent
c,a, han pedido explicsciones los Sc
iiores Labra Portuondo, y estos des-
pues de protestar del suelto del perio-
dioo citado, manifestation que hsbian
visto al senior ministro de Ultramar pa
ra tratar con 81 de rsuntos relatives sl
partido sutonomista 4 que perteuecen.
Con estas explicsciones, los represen-
tantes de Cuba y Puerto-Rico, conser-
vadores, SO han dado por satisfechos
quedando desvanecidas las dudss que
La Correspondence les hizo concebir.
~
Ha habido un banquete y un meeting
abolicionisia. Han usado de Ia palsbrs
los mismos oradores de siemprs en- esta
clsse de reuniones.
La csuss es simpAtica quisn puede
negarlop Psro cusnto dista el hecho
lei dichol 7 cuSnto se ha dicho y
aun Sc puede objstar al procedimiento
que la sociedad abolicionista proolsmal
A consecuencia de una carta del car
denal Jacobini contestando al prssiden-
to de la Union-CAt6lics, SO hs preten-
dido por muchos que Sd Santidad me-
gaba su voto de sprobscion q la organi.
7scion de esa Junta. Los concentrates
han durado algunos dias pero Ia verdad
ha venido q desvanecerlos, pues el Sc
nor Cardenal Moreno reuni6 el dis %
a los individuos de la directive para
participates que la obrs de la Union
Oat6lica estabs solemnements sprobada
por So Santidad y que en- breve SO re-
cibira en- Madrid ell documento pontifi-
clio en- que asi consta.
G*** ~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-04-17

Madrl, abril -Estoy autorizado, dice ell
cores ponsal del Herald, por ell Sr. CASTELAR,
para ssegurar qls, inteota ab gar por ell sufra-
gio universal por todas las reformas de la re-
Yo!ucion de 1869, y que nunca aceptara cargo
ilguno de la restaura ion. Los diaries conser-
vadores profetizan 10 contra'io y dlcen que
aceptara destino del rey Alfonso. Los diaros
repubcanos dem6cra as condenan enefgica-
mente su actitud
Ell general Lopez Domiugasz, sobrino del
duque de la Tore, va CUBA en- relevo del ge-
neral Blanco.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-04-17
lEIEelp! uIVggsBS
LibrOS nueV0S,

Por el vapor correo entrado el 7, Sc reci
birron los siQuantes:
Ofcina de Farmacia repertoire universal
de Farmaeia por Dorvault. Farmacis o..era-
thus experimental pr el DR.. Raimundo
Fors y Coz net, tomos.
La india cris'iaua cartas biblicas contra los
libros de Jacolliot
Religion clencia, contcstacion 4 Draper,
por Oanara
Eshozos Rasgufas por Pereda.
Acotaciones por Sodevila.
sintomatologia infantiI por el Dr. Ropqu'llo
Sc rea,izan precios mddieos en- 10 imprenta
del H0LETIN,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-04-17
BANOS DE COAMO.

nesie e primero del actual queda alberta
la temporada de baiios hasta ell 81 de Octubre,
dur tnte 'yo tempo encontraran los Sres. ba.
histas todas las com odidades propias esta
case de Est blecm ento;nn Hotel bien SER
vido, asa4dos com dos baiios, cantina ben
prov sta, coches etc e.
Durante la temporada cuenta ell estableci.
micnto con la asistencia facultativa del medico
director D. Pedro Hernandez Santiago.
Fuera de Ia temporada de baiios sclo fac-
litara 81 establecmiento h1bitaciones ell uso
de las aruaS
BIiio5 q Coamo l. Q de abril de 1881.
JOSE J UsERA h. in
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-04-17
DE VENEA.

Sc vende una hermosa estancia sta en- Ha-
to-Ray oil lado de 10 earretera por donde pasa
el tranvfa y colindante con terrenos de don
Eduardo Asensio y don Pescasio Ruiz. Tiene
extensos 8 ludsbles pastos, parte de monte,
bueta casa de vivienda an abundante p0Eo
de sguas do manantiaL Sn extension 90 de
25S 30 euerdas Para informes puede dirigif-
Sc el que la in eress alos sefores P. Martorell
& Co, Tomas Hermanos, 6 bien esta impren-
Ia en- donde Sc dars razon MO-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-04-17
ROPAS HECHAS
PARA
HON R R ES Y MN OS
PANOS POR MAYOR-PARLN.

Rogamos encarecidamente los Sres. CO.
merctantes que teng3n que enviar 6rdenes
sus comisionistas en- Paris, SO sirvan reco-
menlarles que, con preferencia, 80 dirijan
q la Casa dc Ad. Godchau--Factoria gene
raj para la exportscion. niim. az, rue du
Fautourg- Poissonniere ;-pues este ser& pa
ra ellos la mejor garantia de recibir buenos
Y bonitos generos, muy ventajosos por sus
m6dicos precios, y acomodados los gustos
de los paises que sean destinados
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-04-17

Deolaraciones juradas padrones genera
les para la imposieion, reparto Y cobranza
de la contribution general, con arreglo q las
disposiciones vigentes. A preoios baratlsi.
paoa en- la imprenta del RVlstfns
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-04-17
Farmacla de DaubOn.
56.-FORTALEZA.-5e, 80,

"Carne hierro vino" Preparation De
excelentes resultados en- la debilidRd, pali-
dez, palpitaciones convalescencia de Ice
enlermos. Cada cucharadita contiene el
extracto de una onza de carne.
Carteras de familia, conteniendo doce me-
dicamentos homeopaiicos, los mas principaA
les.
vacunina homeopathic alemanA, como
preservativo curative de la viruela.
Yacuna directa de Ia vaca, -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-04-17
PARTERA.

Dofa Ana Delflna de Milla partera recibi-
da ante la Real Subdelegacion de mpdicina,
ohteniendo nota de sobresaliente por unani-
midad, ofrece sus servlcios San Justo 49,
b. j. 20.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-04-17
A Los SENORRS J8FSS Y OFICIALES.

Ordenanzas de s. NJ para ell regimen, dis
cipliDa, subordinacion y servieio de los ejer-
ctos, tomos encuadernados pasta espafio-
la $6. En- la imprenta del BOLETIN.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-04-17
fiStrIa de los VeluHtarjOS Cub nos
DON JOSE JOAQUIN RIBO.

Segunda edicion ilustrada con los retratos
de los iefes mas notables, 2 tomos, encuader
ma ion de lujo II pesos, En- la imprenta del
BOLETIN.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-04-17
AVISO.

Coches para pasear la hora que los soici-
ten de la Capital Csngrejos, Martin-peha 6
Rio pedras. Informaran del precio muv mo-
pico San Francisco 69-DIAZ Y LAvANDERA.
M. 29
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-04-17
A Los MTLITARES.

Manual de cabo sargento: tactica de
compa mia, battalion ' guerrilla. En- la Inn
prenta del BOLETIN.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-04-17
ESTADOS. UNIDOS.

De este pals ha recibido la Ciu-
dad CoDda
PRECIOSO surtido de toda clase
de prenderia american gold.
SILLAS y sillones para salas y
escritorios.
HULE y bdfalos.
vASOS y copas de s d 9 reales
docena.
BAULES de todas classes.
AVENA en- barriles de 5 arrobas
4-75.
Aqua florida legttima Al.
MAIZENA,. -,~
LAMPARITAS de mano.
JARCIA de Manila.
LUCES para ell bolsillo.
7 varios otros articuios.
ARTURO RAYMAT Co. b. 16 m.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-04-17
SOZODONTE

Quita todo olor desagradabe del .aLIE.FTO,
causado por catarro, mala dentadura, uso del
tabaco, etc. Carece completamente de todas las
propiedades perjudiciales acidas de las otras
pastas polvos dentrf6cos, que destruyen sl o..
malte
UyV'.A BOTEL[sA DUR.a SEES
.NESES
Sc rends todGs las boticas y perJamesias.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-04-17
SOzODONTR PRAGANTR.

Puede ser descrito como un lfquido PURO,
transparente; unas cuantas gotas del cual aplica-
das con un cepio sobre los dientes, producen la
mas A AGEkADABLE ESPUMA, que pe-
netra TODOS Los INTERSTICIOS
DE LA DENTADURA LIMPIA
LA BOCA, refrescandola producendo una
sensaciOn agradable. Los dientes descolorides
RECORRAN SU BLANCO COLOR.
Comunica fragancia al ALIENT0 impide y
detiene la decadencia de la dentadura. Las
encias SO tornan rosadas mas resistentes con esa
operacion, obtiens la perfecta LINTPIEZA
DE Los DIENTES de la boca.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-04-17
CIRCULAR.
Humacao P. r. 8 de Abril de 1881.

OE sssssssss'sssssssss
Muy Sr. nuestro:
Particpamos aV. que la casa mercantil que
giraba en esta Plaza, bajo nnestra razon so
cial, ha cesado en- sus negocios desde esta fe-
cha, quedando su liquidacion cargo de 10
nus va Rodriguez Hernaanos q Bertran segun
circ lar anexa.
Agradecidos por Ia confianza que nos hs
di-pensade ", lie suplicamos Sc sirva favoro-
Ger con la misma nu 9stros sucesores, que.
dando de V. atentOs s 8.
@ B. 8. N.
J. RODRIGUEZ q Co.
Humacao P. R. de Abril de 1881.
Sr.. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Muy Sr. milo:
ReAriendonos ia circular que antecede, po-
nemos en- conocimiento de V. haber estabeei.
do una Casa Mercantil en- esta Plaza bajo II
raz IN de
Rodriguez HermGnOs y BertrGn.
que Sc iedican los mismos negocios que
nuestros antecesores j. RODRIGUEZ HERNIA
NOS esperanto MERCER de V. igusl estima-
cion
Llamamos la atencion de ", nuestras res
pectivas frmas al pie, quedando de v. aten-
tOs s. s.
@. B. S. M.
Rodriguez Hermanos y BertrGn
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-04-17

De Havre, Hamburgo Londres. 8
para mas informes dirigirse q los agen-
tes de la Compsnis hamburguesa anne
icsna,
b 30a MuflenhOH 4 KOrber.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-04-17
Ell vap. aleman Cyclop,

su captain Troboss, se despachara Sc
gun su ruta al pie ell dia 13 de cada
mes admitiendo carga para EUROPA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-04-17

Pasemos, por 1ltimo. al postrer suce-
30 que tanbien ha caussdo ratdo.
Gran parte de los estudiantes de de-
recho de la UniveIsidad Central dispu-
sieron celebrar M meeting ep houor o
Echegaray por 81 Ultima production
dramatica. Sc reunieron en- ell Retro,
atravesaron casi todo Madrid-Eohe-
Raray yive en- el barfio de Pozas-con
gran bullicio y aIgazsra. III centinela
de IN Quartet del paso los detuvo has
ts que el jefe lie la guardis, enterado
del case en- cumplimiento de su de-
Der, les franqueo el transito, hubo al.
ruras frases imprudentes impropias de
ma iuventud ilustrsda. AL fin ceisbro-
se Is manifestation ante Ia casa del Sc
nor Echegaray va de regreso. un gran
cruDo de los manifsstantes SO tropez6
Cor 81 carruaie de las infantas y tam
bien hubo alguna confusion que oessio-
NO fuesen detenidos oinco 8 seis de los
estudianteg.
No termiD6 aqui todo. Al dia siguien-
te public6 Eg Siglo Fataro las siguien-
tea illness
Los estniiantes de la Universidad
central, "a entiende, los mas aficionados
{ norillos, han dispnssto celebrsr ur
solenne meeting On honor del seno'
Eehsgarsy,
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-05-21

The following from the Inter ocean
shows the light in whice the stalwarts look
at Conkling. Out here we have to hear
nothing but the half breed view, so it is
| instructive:
"A stranger who has just arrived on our
| shores, reading the rawlings of such JOurn-
ais as the IFt6ttRes of New York and Chi
cago, the Commercial of Cincinnati. and
| the Eren5ng Journal of this city, would be
impressed with the idea that Roscoe Conk-
ling was one of the greatest villains ever
in American public life. Yet to what
special act can they point that casts sus-
picion on his character? Did his worst
enemy ever intimate that he was in the re
hottest way connected with the Credit
Mobilier rascality? Were any of the
crimes of the whisky ring ever laid to his
door? Was his name ever connected in
any way dishonorably with any of the great
corporations of the country that are con-
stantly coming for favors before the legis-
lative department of the government?
Has anybody ever intimated that Jay
Gould and W. H. Vanderbilt combined
had money enough to purchase Roscoe
Conkling? For eighteen years he has
been in public life, in the midst of the
scenes of all the great public scandals that
have disturbed the government at Wash
ington, but none of them have smirched
his garments. Other statesmen, with more
humble fortunes at the beginning, have
became miIlionaires. He, with the wealth.
est and most speculative constituency of
any, has refrained from all stock iobbing
and questionable alliances. He may be
proud, but he is honest"
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-05-21
The senate has adjourned. Oh.

The senate has adjourned. Oh, those
wicked Democrats! See what they win do
when left to themselves.
If the dead lock had continued and Ma
homes vote had been the deciding one the
patriotic Republicans would never have
thought of being SO selfish as to have de
prived the country of their continued
presence at Washington, merely because
they had nothing to do. Far from it.
They would have stood there all summer;
sacrificed their comforts and temporal
amusements; merely for the sake of
their cOuntrys good. But, alasl the
Democrats are not so unselfish.
They looked over the calendar and could
see nothing to do. They had confirmed
all the nominations and the President told
them he had nothing more for them to do,
so they adjourned
How sad that men could be so careless of
their dutiesl That Senators could so far
forget what was expected of them! With
all the example, of their Republican
colleagues before them. They adjourned.
If they wish example let them look to
our Illinois legislature. There is body
OF patriots worthy of emulation. Nothing
to do and yet they do not adjourn Far
from it, they are of the all summer kind.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-05-21

The city council at its special meeting
last night, as will be seen by the oficia
proceedings printed elsewhere in Tn
ARGUS, made it the offfcia
paper of the city ofRock Isl
Island. The vote was quite surprise to
every one familiar with the political com
plexion of the council, as tie vote on the
resolution to name THE ARGUS was decid
ed by the mayor casting his vote in its ia
vor
The Democrats, with two exceptions,
Messrs. Henry and O'Neil, voted first, last
and all the time for THE ARGUS, while the
Republicans also put in their good work
for this paper.
Mr.. Henry favored the three-paper plan
and was thus obliged to vote against a sin
gle paper. Mr.. O'Neil advocated the low
est bidder plan and therefore felt called up
on to oppose the resolution making THE
ARGUS the official paper of the city.
The Nationals were welded to the plan
of paying out public money to compensate
a weekly paper for publishing the official
proceedings. They therefore voted against
THE ARGUS, and were defeated.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-05-21
lie Duc has gonel Sad thoughtl w,

LIE Due has gone! Sad thought! We
had admired De Due; we had even gone
so far as to pay tribute to his many vir-
tues and his peculiar fitness for the office
he held But now, aias, his glory has de-
parted, and no longer can he win undying
fame as the importer of tea plants and the
manufacture of beet sugar at $3.50
pound.
In that beet sugar lays his ruin; if he
had only made it cost $1,000 pound a
proud country would have stood by him; it
would have honored the man who could
snow such convincing argument for a
protective tariff
Think of the cry of the beet sugar man
ufacturer, when he stood before congress
and said: 1T costs me $1,000 pound to
make my sugar; the foreigner can do it
for ten cents. Protect me, oh, protect
me against this unfair and dastardly COM
petitionl Give me tariff that will make
theirs cost $1,000. Then will grow rich and
influential, and will own congressman or
two, and the country viii rejoice in my
prosperity
But alas! LIE Due did not see his saccharine
opportunity and beet sugar that may
cost only $3.50 pound the protectionist
declares worthless; such are the evils of
thoughtless action.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-05-21

There is danger ahead somewhere. 1t is
reported that the Whitaker case is about
to come to an end We don't believe it
we won't believe it. Why, they have not
been in session a year yet and the safety
of the country depends too much on the
result of their deliberations to permit them
to adjourn at this early date. But we fear
that mistake was made in the selection
OF the court. Members of the Illinois leg
lslature should have been chosen, and then
the important matter would have had full
consideration; at least there would have
been plenty of time devoted to it, provid-
ing they had been paid by the day.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-05-21

Some people in reading Grants letter
when he spoke of Badeau's removal being
particularly disagreeable to him, wondered
why it was so, and what the work was that
Grant wanted to see completed.
Well the work is a particularly putting
Life of Grant, and the general is afraid
that if Badeau is compelled to do some
thing for living, he will be unable to fin
ish the valuable work, and coming gener-
ations will never know what truly great
and good man U. S. Grant was
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-05-21

Chandler has been rejected. 1t is anoth
er instance of the perversity of Democrats
They should have swallowed the pill that
Doctor Blaine prepared for them without
any demurrer, but somehow or other they
did not. That there was cause for theil
opposition is perhaps best demonstrated BY
the fact that Wayne McVeagh, who Ger
tainly represents the best element in the
Republican party, was on the point of re
signing when he was appointed, and Ger
tainly would have resigned had he been
confirmed.
Let him rest in peace; he has been quiet
~ laid away. No one will weep at his
funeral Good bye, Billy Chandler,
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-05-21

The Springfield Republican says: at
would seem to be a Republican funeral. .
Well, it does look that way but then you
can never tell about those things. The
Republicans said the Democracy was dead,
but they lately came to the conclusion that
they had made a mistake. So do not let
US get over-confident. The time to attend
their funeral will be in 1884. Let them
get as sick as may be in the meantime.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-05-21
Farmers and Mechanics.

If you wish to avoid great danger and
trouble, besides no small bill of expense,
at this season of the year, you should take
prompt steps to keep disease from your
household. The system should be cleansed,
blood purified and bowels regulated, and
prevent and cure diseases arising from
Spring malaria We know of nothing that
will 50 perfectly and surely do this as Elec-
trio Bitters, and at the trifing cost if fifty
cents a bottle.-Esch.-Sol by G. Speidel.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-05-21

The Democrats in the Pennsylvania as
sembly found the opportunity for joke
and thus improved it:
'.Resozred: By the senate IF the house
concur), That we heartily indorse the
course of Senators Conkling and Platt in
resigning their seats as members of the
senate of the United States, and recon-
mend that Senators Cameron and Mitchell
do likewise"
Well, why not? The country could
stand it. Even Logan might resign and
Illinois would manage to stagger along
under the heavy burden.
But Long Jones has been confirmed,
and the Brunette" is likely to stay.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-05-21

Mr.. Hoar, of Massachusetts, was loud in
denouncing any senator who would in
dulge in filibustering, as traitor, rebel
reVolutionist, and what not. Let us sup
pose case: After Conkling and Tother
resigned, the democrats had majority in
the Senate. Now. If they had used that