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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-08-15
Women in sleeuine Cars,

A man can get into berth and shick
himself very comfortably. He can
stand on his knees and duck his head
and take off some of his clothes, and
then he can lay down OH his shoulders
or the back of his neck and kick off 9TH
er articles of wearing apparel, because
when the buttons are unbuttoned his
clothes are as liable to come off in the
dark as in the light. But it is different
with a woman. Her clothes are pinned
on with all kinds of pins, from the safe
ty pin to the darning needles tied on
with strings, hooked on with hooks and
eyes, buckled on with buckles, and put
on in many other ways only known to
the fair sex. Give her large enough
room, Three or four gas lamps, and a
large mirror and plenty of time, and
she can find nearly all the pins, stfings
hooks and eyes, buckles, etc, and what
she can't find she can break at night
and tie up i'll tire morning; but place heI
in small berth in the dark, with only
enc of two eyes to watch all the holes
in the curtain to see if anybody Is look
ing, and only two small hands to find
things to unfasten, and she is ina ba6
bOx.-peck.
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TOtal. Z,UE1UU S,16x,UO0 z,442,OU
The whole number of troops i'm the
federal army during the war was 2,S50,-
O0o: The states in the above list fur
nished tlree-quartcrs of them. Yet in
the most recent elections they cast
32O, ,0OC more democratic votes than they
did republican votes. 1t is true that
the latest elections were not close party
tests, and that larger democratic majori-
ties were pollea than may ordinarily be
expected; brt any person acquainted
with the political complexion Of the
states cited knows that, taken in the
aggregate, there is not great majority
for either party in them. Tire figures
show that there is no truth ifI the claim
that states which fought the battles of
the. union are overwhelmingly repub-
lican. The great central belt of states
is democratic, and has been so for more
than ten years. The white vote of the
country--the Caucasians who have
made the United States what they are
are democratic in the proportion of
thfee-ffths TO two-fifths, at least: Any
fair test will show this to be the truth.
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KANSAS CITY AUGUST < 1SsI
Quararssininp Kansas

Governor Click has sent out a letter
Summoning the live stock sanitary COM
mlssioners, tie Uuited States animal
industry commissioners, the state VET
erlnary surgeon and the general mana
gers of the various railroads in this
state to meet at his Office August 13, at
lO o'clock. Invitations have also been
sent to large number of prominent
cattlemen in the state to be present and
attend this meeting. The object as
understood from Governor Click by a
commonwealth reporter is to discuss
how best to quarantine against Texas
cattle coming into the state whenever
they please, and being driven all over
me country and to see if they can't be
! confined to one trail; also to have the
railroad companies and stockyard COM
panies to agree that they keep cars
and pens and yards thoroughly cleansed
and disinfected. The governor has
been furnished information showing
him that hundreds of Texas cattle are
now being driven across the western
part Of the stS.Se, and he is very desir-
Gus that the farmers and stockmen
shall be extremely cautious about let
ting their native cattle come in con.
tact with these herds or traverse the
same ground that they do. t-i--5ts.
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The owners of the sugar refinery at
Hutchinson, Kansas, has 1000 acres of
their own cane growing aud will begin
cutting the erliest of it August 18th. 1t
is the intention this year to work every
thing into a fine grade of sugar. From
this crop they hope TO make at last GOO
600 pounds of sugar and &C, 900 gallons of
syrup. If this years work is successful.
there will probably be added next year
machinery for making paper from the
bagasse which will keep the vast en-
gines, boilers and other machinery busy
the year around. Such factory at Ft.
Wayne, Ind, is said to have proven a
big success.
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Nan sas Cowboy: A hail storm pass
ed over the region of Deerfield in Fin
MY county, on the night of Wednesday,
the 18th of July, which has seldom been
equalled. The editor on a visit to Fin
ney county, first saw the effcts of the
storm at the residence of Mr.. Miles
Lee, where large field of sorghum
was as completely destroyed as if a
thousand cattle had passed through
it and about two acres of water mel
ons, many of them nearly ripe, was
almost totally destroyed. We were
informed that hailstone fell near the
KY range which measured at the largest
place was nine inches in circumference.
The water melons were crushed to
atoms at Mr.. Lees as if a drove of hogs
had gone through them. at Deerfeld
about forty lights of glass were broken,
a few of Mr.. Allen Lees sheep were
killed. Mr.. Barckley told us that oui
near Alkai Lake, - miles north OF
Sherlock, he saw fresh indentations in
the earth as large as billiard balls, as il
they were made by hail falling with
such force as to make the impression:
and then melting in the holes. There
was a report that a man at the KY
ranch was knocked down but not seri
ously hurt, by the hail stones. Fortu
nately the course of the hail was but {
small trail in which there was not mucI
settlement and few crops.
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There is said to be very heavy i'm
migration pouring into the southwest
ern counties of Kansas where there can
be found government land. The rain has
been abundant in that portion of the
state this year. The Topeka Common
wealth says that there is certainly no
doubt that the rain belt is extending
westward every year all along the
frontier of the western prairies, and the
result of settlement, cultivation of the
soil, tree planting, etc, seems to Justify
the hope that every acre between the
Missouri river and the Rocky noun
tains will yet be included in farms.
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The first electric street railway in public
use in America went into operation in
Cleveland, o., July %, in connection
with the East Cleveland street railroad
company, who have just completed a
mile road. The experiment was so su3-
cessful that the company inteEd to
change their entire system, comprising
over twenty miles into electic roads.
The system used was a combination of
the Brush and Knight & Bently sys-
TENS. and the current was carried ON
underground conductors, laid j., con.
duits like those of cable roa|,s The
cars were started and stoCped and re-
versed with the greates,c ease. Anv
number of cars up to Fifteen can be run
at one time on a single circuit and
from one machine.
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Land Mania.

Speaking of the recent Oklahoma
boom, the Atchison Champion says:
1.-The trouble with these people is an
old disease which has prevailed in this
country, time out of mind, and may
be called land mania. The party af-
fected by it is crazy to get hold of
land owned or claimed to be owned by
somebody else. Let it be understood
that aquarter section in the heart of
the Rocky mountains was Withheld from
settlement, and a ''colonyp would be
on the way to it as soon as the news
could be circulated. The land in Okla
homa is no better than any amount of
land in Kansas which can be had fol
nothing, and with a good title. But
the boomers" would leave proved.
up claim adjoining the Garden OF
Eden, to go to Oklahoma, where moth
ing is certain except that they will be
put out. In spite of repeated expert
ences Of this sort, more boomers
have entered Oklahoma this time than
ever before. The United States gov
ernment has sent Gen. Hatch and a
strong force of troops to expel them
and an agent of the interior depart
ment goes along as civil representa-
tive All this costs money and trouble
and the ''boomers" will lose whateve
they have invested. They had nothin,
else to expect. It is a pity a disput,
cannot arise as to the title of the nortl
pole. and the government issue a proc
lamation warning squatters from en-
croaching Oh it. \ colony" from Kan
sas would solve the frozen secret of tn
north inside of six months.
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where Die streusth q rartisi Ia..:1

The Republican leaders and journals
make the most out of the assumed fact
that the bulwark Of Democratic strength
is in the southern states. The impress
sion sought to be made is that the old
free states, the loyal states' during the
war, are solidly republican,: This pre-
sentation Of the political Status of the
union is speEious, as viewed from sec
tional standpoint. whefi analyzed the
assumption is shown 10 be without any
real foundation. IF the states which
furnished the bulk of tire federal army
in the civil war be taken, it Will be
found that In the most recent elections
they cast more democratic votes than
they did republican votes. The num-
berOf troops furnished iii the civil war
by the following states and the votes
they cast at the most recent elections
yvaro hara ,a,f
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A new horseshoe has lately been ex

A new horseshoe has lately been ex-
perimented with at Lyons, France. The
shoe is made entirely of sleeps horn,
and is found particularly adapted to
horses employed in towns and known
not to have steady foot on pavements.
The results of the experiments have
proven very satisfactory, as horses thus
shod have been driven at rapid pace
on the pavement without slipping. Be-
sides this advantage the new shoe is
very durable, and though little more
expensive than the ordinary one; seems
destined sooner or later to replace the
iron shoe, particularly for horses en-
ployed in large cities, where, besides
the pavement, the streets are inter-
sected with tramway rails, which from
their slipperiness constitute a source of
permanent danger.
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Poor old Harper! The Sentinel of
that city says: "The city is infested
with a set of dead beats and sneak
thieves who are watching every oppor-
tunity to rob drunken and unsuspecting
victims. Last night man was robbed
of $50, and some rings and trinkets,
and scarcely night passes that some
outrage is not committed. There is
getting to be entirely too much of this
lawlessness and thieYing and the Sem
tinel warns the thieves and night
prowlers, that such things must STOP"
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-08-15

Boston Post: The Buffalo paper
which started the Cleveland scandal is
the same paper which published during
the last presidential campaign, charge
that General Garfield stole cow, and
the Pittsburg sheet, the first paper to
copy the yarn and gloat over it, is the
one that published disgusting story
about President Arthur, dragging a
woman into the case.
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"Sball I sing Wien the Robins Nest
Again. darling2'' site asked with q
sweet smile as she tfioved towards the
piano. eyes, love;" he replied; then af-
ter d moments pause he added: ALLOW
me to call your attention TO The faco
that the robins won't nest again till
next year."
INA. I'm now II. Mayn't enter So
ciety?" "You will have to ask your fa-
ther, Lizzie" "Ch, but he's so grum;
I'm afraid to.'' ''Speak prettily, dear,
and he will hear you. He's in the sit
ting room.'' Lizzie summons courage
and goes to her father, "Pa, dear, I'm
now IL. May enter society7" "What
kind of society?" "Why, the best OF
society, of course" "No. Do you sup
pose tim goin' to have you make fool
of Yourself agoin' about here sayin'
'caw' fur car, 'faw' fur for, and such
darky talkY No nevef."
A MAN had met girl in a lonely place
and forcibly kissed her. She was terri
bly, indignant and had him arrested,
She gave an account In the witness-box
of how he gazed at her intently, and
then suddenly throwing his arms
around her imprinted kiss upon her
lips. The prisoner made no defense,
and the jury was expected to promptly
convict him of assault. They returned
to the cotirt room. 1.-The jury would
like to ask the lady two questions," the
foreman said. The judge consented
and she went ON the stand. Ibid you
wear the jersey that you've got or
now?'' 'sYes, SIR" was the demure re
! ply. "And was your hair banged like
that?'' es, sir.n Then, your Honor
we acquit the prisoner ON the ground oi
emotional insanity"
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Logic Of the Campaign.
Naur VN-lr NU,-tl


The Blaine organs are rs remarkable
for their logic as their veracity, as Il
few specimens Of their reasoning will
show.
Mr.. Blaine Mas for two or three
years know-nothiilg, sworn in dark
lantern lodge never TO vote for for
eign born man, a Roffiah Catholic of
any nativity, or man with a Roman
Catholic wife, for any public office.
Therefore Irish-bon American citizens
and especially those belonging to the
Catholic region will support Mr.. Blaine
for president.
Mr.. Blaine did the work of railroad
corporations and monopolies, the op-
pressOrs of labor, for twenty years in
congress. Therefore the laborers will
prefer him to a democrat for tile presi-
dency.
Mr.. Blaine's organ, the Tribune, re-
fuses to employ any printer who main-
tains the right of workingmen to
form Unions for their own pro-
lection, and ruins ''fat" office. There
fore the workingmen's association will
do all they can to secure Mr.. Blaine's
success.
Mr.. Blaine sold his services as speak
er of the house of representatives to
the wealthy owners of railroad enter
prises and vas paid by them on his own
solicitation. Therefore every honest
republican who cannot support Mr..
Blaine is "Phafisee:''
Governor Cleveland is the champion
6f moh0p0lists and vetoed the five cent
fare bill in the interest of the owners
and manipulators Of the elevated rail.
road corporations, Jay Gould, Cyrus
w. Field and Russell sage, Therefore
Gould, Field and Sage fepddiate Cleve-
laud and pay their rtioiiey to elect Mr..
| Blaine. s~
Mi Blaine never went to the war.
although in the prime Of his life lwheli
the rebellion broke out, never even sent
his relatives to the war, bit stayed at
hofne and made money as a gun con-
tractor and substitute broker. There
fore soldiers will support him as
brave patriot.
These are only few specimens, but
they will serve to illustrate the singu'
lar character of the Blaine party's logic
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-08-15

AS practical jokers the prohibition
lists of Mississippi take the palm. In
their state convention, held in Jackson
on Tuesday, they invited one of the
great apostles of the gospel according
to st. John, to canvass the state, but
took care to specify, latter the No
vember election" This date is like
striking out the enabling clause of a
bill. 1t is oruel to trife about serious
business. -..-. -
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ChanPo of nafa

The date of holding The fat stock
show has been changed from the origi-
nal date, as will be seen by the follow
ing card:
KANSAS CITY, August ., 1884.
In consequence of the presidential
election taking place OH Tuesday, No
vember 4, and at the request of a num-
Der OF the stockholders, the executive
committee have this day, determined
70 change the dates for holding the
second annual Fat Stock stock show as
follows: Beginning Saturday, October
s'th, 1854 and ending Saturday, Nov.
l, 1884, (both days inoiusive) instead of
the dates originally announced.
EDWARD HAP.N. Secretary.
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BARBER COUNTY INDEX
0EciaIPdperof Barber County.
E. P. cARUTHERs. EDITOR & PROPRIETOR

Lookout Mountain has been purchas-
ed by railroad company and the his
toric spot will be converted into a
summer resort.
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A man who suddenly became rich in
a speculation has read somewhere that
every family the richest and the proud
est.has a skeleton in its closet, and now
he's skirmishing around to buy d skele-
ton, as his wife and daughters want to
! be in the style.
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POSTAL

rostonlcc at Mc'iicine I.odrc open from
lopFN. sundays one hour Un arrival of mail.
Money order office. ". ID. NANSLYKE, Pm.
kNnA VANSLYKE, ASSISTANT.
The Nails
Rrom Harper and Rll Eastern points. arrives
tsny AZ JFN. lcsvt~s daily NJ lOAn.
Frum St,n city, Tsrkc city. sotiirr Crcck. Red
toii, arrives Muudaya Wednesdays aud Fri
laysRt5FN DcpausTucslays, Thursdays and
Saturdays Ht = ~
Frun iukn, slm Mills and Sarntoxa arrives on
ANc.siays nut Fridnys ~ . 20 aud departs on
Wednesdays aui saturdays NJ SAn.
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cHURcHIA

NEETHOpISr EPfsCOPAL.-sorvIccs even
AVA sunday M l0JO \. m. and 20 y. m. sun
aay school every Sundny nc S:oo ,. m. Prayer
mectinR every Thursday evening at TO
RtrnnRprs invited. " m. GuI.An Pastor
pRESBYTEHIAN.-ssrt on sccond ana
fourth sundays ~ "as'h ,month. sunday
NtHRIsTt AN.-Prraching evcry tst and 4
- SUNDAY "a n clock. suupiny prhool 20 10
sclock ONury sunday. ElD. ID. A. Quick,
Pastor.
TTHTTED NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at the Chris
" uan church ON tho tn sunday each muuth
~ REv. Cots.
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Naomi was $50 years old before she
was married. The ice cream business
must have got good start during Ma
omi's maidenhood.
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BARBER SHOP!
r. O. EcKKRr

has rc-at'sd and re-nurnishsd his barber shop
And has determined n run tho non TOH cstab-
hsAmcnt OF the town. he asks his old friends
- vs-s"mor- q, give him a call when in iced
~ ~ cutting. shaving, shampoolns, etc. IS
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ooCTETfR1

A A.F.& A. ~, Dclta I,OdEs No. -
- IA Regular communicatiOu-. nrrt and
third saturday .sveninEs Ia each
~ month. 3. J. suErLER, W. H.
n. N. KEssLER, Secretary.
~ q. !:
I. @. %. ". Pioncer Iod q
ltnH nrUthren IN rood stand
0O ing cordially invttsd.
Az. ALLnN,N. q.
l. 4 HUB1AnD. SeCrutary.
n II VIZ Fidslity Lodge No. so
n, VI VI ff ~ Meets ovrry Thursday
hfht- ,. ". eapaan, ~. W.
Il 4 ? ELpRED POsT. No. I5t, me.ts
VI IA M ths last SAturiaY IN each month
81 the court house IN Mcdicine B0dgss, a ?. n.
Al comrades cordially invited.
III snrrII, Post Commander.
n. n. Gihnrur, Adjutant
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WINGS my hand az my ofiice IN Meslicine
/ Lodge. ha-s.ls. this iS;h lay Of July. 1874.
W. 4. ROT 81. Count; Treasurer
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THE BARBER COUNTY INDEX,

A., The iEDEx is progressive ncxspaucr. piib-
nsncd at the coirrty seat, and h the oiitiM pa
per ~ the county. IL the especial advocate df
numbers smong its .patrons every rafichrnaH
o. Importance In this section OF the grazing
usstlct. IL reaches: nearly every cow-camp iIi
Tory south of hcrc, and has splesfdid circuln:.
ton ariqre The stockmen OF the Eastern states.
and few equals awong Western peribdj,:als
POiticaity, the INDEX is DeInocratic and wilt
ever be found advocating tho principles laid
down by Jefferson. ''--
Its columns will at al times contain choico
ofidselect FIRMLY reading matter; and nothing
To offend the most fastfdious .
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THE BARBER COUNTY INDEX.
Ahrnrtiainp Rates
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.

cAun oratrfai.r ~ ADvAScr.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-10-08
INDIRECTAS.

Ell Asimiksta, en- una historic
original que de 81 mismo escribe,
como no puede olvidar ciertas
peloteras que no hace mucho tuvo
con un peri6dico de esta vecin
dad, dispara unas cuantas indirec-
tas a ciertos coiegas afnes.
Y 10 peor del case estriba en-
que las tales indirectas son indi-
rectas que dan en- ell blanco.
Mas directas que caflonazos
bien apuntados.
Por supuesto, que El Clamor
del Pals Sc dara por aludido, 81 no
ostensiblemente, desen sainando la
tizona, a 10 menos IN pectore, que
es Ia mejor manera de hacerlo.
Y ahi Sc lie presenta a Et Ola
NOR del Pals una ocasion mas
para desplegar todas las fuerza de
su ingenio satirico y ocurrente.
Y hasta de ecnarle a Ell Asimi-
Hsta cuatro pu.litas en- italiano, en-
ese idioma que tan profundamen-
te conoce ell colega
Suplicamos, pues, a Et Clamor
del Pals que no defraude nuestras
aspiraciones.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-10-08

domingo dltimo, a instancia del
Sr. Gobernador General, en- los sa-
Iones consistoriales, Sc haya nom
brado una Comisi6n compuesta
de personas tan competentes CO
mo los senores Cuevillas, Fer
nandez Umpierre, Delgado, Fin
lay y Padilla, para dictaminar
sobre aquel proyecto y proponer
adcmas nnevas ideas tendencies al
mismo fin.
Esta Ultima, que es la mas i'm
portante function de dicha junta,
no dudamos que absorbera todo
ell esfuerzo de los comisionadoS
para indicar Y proponer los me-
dios que en- las actuales clrcuns-
tancias Sc consideren titles al oh
jeto de mejorar nuestra situaci6n
economical.
Ofrecemos a estos nuestro apo
yo Y nuestro concurso, pues cuan
do So trata de un tema tan i'm
portante queremos tigurar entrt
los mas entusia .tas. Sobre este
punto concrete habremos de es.
cribir tambien 10 que correspon
da.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-10-08

de conformidad con 10 dispuesto
por ell citado Centre Y aprobado
por nuestra superior autoridad,
con arreglo al art. Is de la ms
trucci6n de 4 de Diciembre de
1876.
Nos ha sorprendido la Real
Orden que nos ocupa, porque vie
ne precisamente a ordenar 10 que
nosotros no esperabamos, 10 con-
trario de 10 que nos prometiamos.
Fuimos los primeros en- revelar
nuestra inconformi1ad con la dis.
posici6n de la Intendencia que
ha motivado aquel real manda-
to que viene a poner en- grave
apuro a los Municipios. No incu.
rriremos en- el pleonasmo de re
petir todo 10 que hace un ano
adujimos en- contra de aquella
disposition, que atribuye respon-
sabilidades a quienes no las han
contraido nj pudieron contraerlas.
isstampado esta todo 10 que diji-
mos en- 2l de Ottubre del aho de
1888. Respetamos la orden So
berana, pero no sin aconsejar a
los actuales Municipios empleen
ell recurso contencioso que les
4ueda, a yer 81, apoyados en- ell
lerecho que les a,iste, logran
exlmirse de responsibilities que
en- manera alguna les alcanzan. :
Lean con attention el eXpresado
numero del BoLETIN correspon
diente al Il de Octubre de 1888,
articulo-editorial Por los Mimi
cipios, que lgunas adhesiones nos
hubo de valer, empapense de su
doctrina, Y entablen, como va he
mos dicho, el recurso que la Ley
les concede.
Hay que acatar, ESQ 81, los
mandates soberanos.
Pero ell derecho es siempre de-
recho.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-10-08

Ahora bien; comparandoSe es-
tos rendlmientos con los obteni-
dos por los mismos productos en-
igual mes de 1888, han resultado
las siguientes diferencias para Ma
yo de este ano:
Azhcar, alza en- los valores v dere-
chos, respectivamente $203, ,5l4 -03
-6.SI-7G.
Cafe, baia en- los valores y derechos,
l50, SO -92-2, ,902-56.
Cneros, baja en- los valores, 962.
Ganado, libre, baja en- los valores
9,l5O.
Maderas, alza en- los valores y dere-
chos, 356-92-26 II.
Mieles, alza en- los valores Y derechos,
Al ,42l 8l-S62 -95.
Tabaco, alza en- los valores y dere-
chos, 26, 6,S33-7l-lSl-09.
Hubo, pues, en- Mayo liltimo
con relaci6n a igual mes de 1888,
un alza, en- los valores de los prin
cipales productos del Pals expor-
tados, ascendente a.. Sill ,482 55
Ala en- los dere-
chos.................. 5,O45 81