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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-10-15
Notice of Partnership.

A LII PERSONS ARE HEREBY MOTT
y fed that the undersigned are the
Tai & Co.. deaJers In japanese Goods.
etc. IN Seattle. w. r.. and that no other
person or persons. other than thu under
sixnet, are authorized TO contract debts
on account Of said firTa or collect MONEYS
owing 70 said arm
CHIN BUG KEE
MuE CLING GEE
Dated Seattle. Sept i6 1854. SELF
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-10-15

RxxovaL or JxwgLzr SToEE--A- Han
ssn, ieueier, has renoved TO the Yesler
Lsary Block, FroDt sfreet, where be viii
keep on hand large stock Of watches,
jcweiry, clocks aud silverwafs. se39 I'm
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-10-15

Tie largest stock. tbs cboscsss seEec
fis1. the bezt qaaisty and lowest prices
Of stationery. blank books and Iafseei-
Iznsoas books. At the book store Of @.
Davies & Co., lis Cherry street uz
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-10-15

Mrs- Psase, Of the Emparsam Of
Fa=hion. invites the isdies Of this vic;n-
icy 20 eaii NJ 10 Fr0nt street. there %
snspecs her fashionable array Of milii-
isery. Il g.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-10-15

People Of sesientsry habits. and All
vhe are sablect - constipation. can
keep IN good condition by moderate
use OF Ayers PilIs-ske snresf, sAfes,
and moss reliAhls cafhartie.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-10-15

For washes. kiox. silver p1astad wear
snd 90 for1h. 60 70 II. q. Mclaughlin.
laLzt<ls Mack. the Jexeiler.-l The b1s<
ard only stock Of dne auosls IN ske city.
4iso. sos1e thai sin't % fine-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-10-15

Democratic and independent
Republican Fusion Ticket.
DELEGATE To coNGaEsA
CHARLES y. VOORHEES,.
BaHGADsgR GENERAL,
Jas. haArLfFr.
ADJurANT GENERAL.
WE. ANDERSON.
COMM SIS Any GENERAL.
SIMON BURG.
QUARTRRMAsuER GENERAL.
FRANK HAND.
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY,
1T. RONALD.
COUNCILMAN.
JOHN COLLINS.
RRPREss NrATIvEs.
cHAKLgs " MUSpAY.
o. .. TATEa.
JOINT nRrR EsENTATIvR.
A. 8. MiLI.ER
PROBATE JUDGE,
lBKRfAH BROWN. IT,
sHEmIFF,
ROBERT ABRAMS.
TnEAsuRRH.
J. n. LYON.
AUDITOR.
W. n. wHrrTLksky.
C0MMusssONERs,
Mr. MAppouks.
yAMEs BusH,
rRnENoE o'BRiKs.
AssEssoR.
n. HOPKINS.
SURVEYOR.
RonERT MUNICH.
SCHOOL sUPERnNTENDENT,
n.r. JONES.
CORONER.
DIR. o. O. ROOT.
wREeKMAsTEn,
ISAIAH wAnDEII.
JUSTICES OF The PgAcE,
lsssstle Presincts
O A.HIIL
oEo. q. LYON.
CoNSrARLEs.
ST. C0oAns.
A. n. MANNING.
Independent Tic OF.
Seattle frselnstl
JUSTICES or THE RACE.
G. A. HILL.
e.R yRooMAS
CONSTABLE,
ssae III CAMPBELL.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-10-15
To the Public.

IN AND AFTER THIS DATE THE
" Sunset Telephnne Exchange win be
open ~ all hours. Subscribers wishing
connections vita other telephones may
have them By calling the Office and giving
number wanted. II. KINDS.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-10-15
Battery Street Sidewalk.

CsEALED BIDS Will. BIZ RECEIVED
- BY the undersigned. Clerk 0f the city
Of SEATTLE. on or before Manday. October
Is. issA. at O'clock y. M, for the con-
strncfiun III sidewalk on the north sfds
OF Battery street. frnsn the west side 81
sixth 70 the center Of Depot street.. IN &C
oordAnce with "A Q specifications Therefor
now on file.
Each bid &c be accompanied By cash
deposit az $50 n security for the exfcu-
ton Of any contracf that may be awarded.
First publication Of this nasire 0stoheF
I. 1854. =. 6osbohNf.
ocya Clerk.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-10-15

: We nuus ds1l esu<iy sisk rs.n4~rs-
ssnzsrked - er1pser. Tbey hsys
sri.Is sne t<sbeisksens vs knou littse of.
Il = vexakso1s % hess 3oer msncsessbs
misprsnfsd. bns ,ea saosid sennsmb<f
as pon1t1y yonr ssef<hsd pen1nxzs1'e
h ~ nsck 70 BE- blszs<d - 80 cnzeiess
ssss Of fhe proof rss<l<r- 0as thinx 20
10 knos. thas tyrxersrAis4i essoss ~
= rBuch 90 snDeynnse - he printsrs
- ttey rossibIy ezn b - tbs rrsi<rs-
I eoula writs yoa 81 smnssng ehsp1<r
on printsrs mistakes fon rsrDsnbsr
the eass Of The prsnt3r Nh lefs tbs lrzs
Issssr 81 frczn he Iass wsrd u he Afss-
second ysrss Of shs afsesnth ehspteE q
First connfkss1s. na4kine 4 rssd: And
the dad shall b rsfssd zDeosrnptibis.
and ss shall be hanged. oDes wrcss
10 q peyss that . frssnd 81 mips hsd
fIfteen coifs. al o. wktsh bad given in
dicst3onx 81 fntnSe artst spsed ~ tfot-
tevx. Yoa may ~ sure s2s s1xsd when
ssw cats instead u coits ~ ths ssn-
tencs.
. Bot / mrss Bos fsks yeuF tiDs telling
stories. faereIy wanted 70 prepare roo
fgr the fsrnsrk that tbs nub ~ tbs Pa
BE Of Tie Painter and tue Pig v1s Lost
b. substituting beys for PICS Bat
then Il was n1chIne poe1Ff, s1d pc ru1ss
moi look for pexfse1sou - s1cf e1ussons
II i nj often snat rad ofdinsry nsss-
pzper peefrs, bat oe11e5oo2iiy Ne And
zsnss IN unxxppczed pzaoee- Here =
such IN one. Who the nutb0F 10 l Do
NOS knos;
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NOTICE.

I'VE WILL BUILD ONE OR MORE
w houses TO suit tenants either on
Eighth street. opposite Mr.. Furth's resi-
eence. or near the sisters school. on JACK.
son street. ANY person wanting houss
% suit them Can apply Immediately 70 rs.
The osly condition Of our bu iding the
above i that the parties must b good re-
sponsible ten snfs and agree 20 remain af
least one year after occupation
q. G.. PHINNEY 4 CO.
sells Room !. up stairs. Pos, Building.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-10-15

Frsuh white River batter every da1,
- sowss< price. - D. Ckilberzs. FroEf
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-10-15

III I had known In cha moruSuR
How wesriiy ell the Day
The words unkind
Would tr1abls my mind
Thas ssid wbeo so1 sent aB1y,
would have besn more c<refnI, darling,
Nor given you ueediess pain;
But us sex cur osns
With look and tone,
We may never take b4ek again.
Fer tboueh In the quiet evening
You give rne fhe kiss Of pe1ee,
Yet Il well mi9ht BE-
That never for me
The pain Of the heart should cease.
How many 80 forth at morning
Who never cvms home ~ night
And hearts have broken
For harsh words spsken,
That sorrow can never 80 right
We have careful words for the stranger
And smiles for the sometime guest;
Bat Oft for our own
1be bitter tons.
1houQb w8 lore cur own ths best
Oh, lipe With the carl impstsents
On, brow with the shade Of scornl
Twsrs cruel fate,
Were tbs night 800 late
To undo the work Of rnornl
sThsrs ars some selections,r contin.
usd the GROWER, rsfectiyeiy, "that
nsssr could re1d 70 IN audience without
crying or laughing. which. Of course,
wouid be very improper. There are a
very few persons who can read Mark
Twnin's best eomicaiitiss aud Keep com
nand Of their Fisibies. AMI thsrs Il
another Anonymous poem 20 touching
20 my ssnsibiIities that seldom read II
without q choking sensation In my
throat and o tremor IN my voice.
refer 70 Q poom Published many years
ago In tho atlantic Monthly, called
Are the CniIdrsn At Homer 1 suspect
the reason Why elocutionisls never read
that poem IN because 10 10 TOO pathetic
Audiences like 10 be pieAssd--that is
made TO laugh. The weird pays liber-
ally for fnn. Comic syiters and speak.
srs are delayed With gold. We have but
q few pennies for oar lecturers and
preachers. Ii Is the clown In the cir
cos. NOT the teacher IN the fofum, who
arouses our admiration and commands
oar money. Nonsense 10 az . premium
aud GROWERS Like ma nc discount,
Such is life"
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NOTICE

rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT NEITHER
nor the ship win be Responsible for
Aay debts contracted b. the crew Of the
Loyala while loading
W. JOHNSON. Master.
Port Biskely. Oct. g. lss. 0io
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ron the UPPER sKAcIT.

Stmr Glide q. W. cOse. Master
r EAvEs YEsLER's WHARF ON
L. Wednesday and Saturday. returning
Thursday and Monday. calling 1t stan
good, utsaisay. Mos Landing, skagit
City. M0unt yernon. Starting and all In
texmediate points above. For freight or
pawage apply on board or 70 GEORGE
FOSTER on tbs wharf. spi
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4 eorrspostszE = Bs<de<rsst's =, wsif-
he 81 Cites, ssptsuh<r ao<h- 3escsibss
t1s beg os<s 81 = fozIoxs
TIE sff1zsze1 10 - hop uz&rkst does
not Iook sfepurzz1De for growers lne
n1snrei reSe<ion ftz1 counes after yeer
a set hisk pxsosa e rslsd y lssz = -
efnniHa 80 zb9w 5fseIf. and the extra
aesssra pIans4d. no< only ~ fkzs rp1n-
try bet ii zlEsFen< persso the world,
us1duees ! surpgux III spite Of q iex
average yse3a pex acre. There - no
do1kt fh1t rs bop isn&s which have
for pears bs<n dss0ted 70 e1itivetion a.
this ssste kzss sisSdsd frons - g =
pr esnf- less - yeer than lsst- koE-
isnd h1z pFo11eed Over one-felrd nsexs
than las yezEs ard pili red sszrty
one-s bird sors shzn the home s1pply
1hs Pxesfe Coast has n<arsy sczbitd
ite ex0D 81 hogs without razterssily M
crssxing lie eonsumpsson. and the Cnf
I'D States wsIl faiss good many tA0s-
sands Of bales n,ers than i can O. this
year GsKmAny bas an fncreAse Of
ssDnf 0ns-Qnsrtex IN sfs yield al 81
which Increases vii " aszilabls Tor ex-
port. Aasfrslia sn6 Nsw Zssl2Ed. In
stead % calling upon ths mother ocan-
Try for fheir suppiy, are sanding larHs
Invoices u their esn raising 70 Eng
land. This oafIook fsvoFs loser prioez
this year than for tvo PEARS PISS.
Ia this eoantfy the make u beer =
increasing - the rate 0f kbouf 550ouN
barrels q year, bat IN EnzianE there u
little II auy increase, and IN Germany
only q siiQbt che. This ipcrease. hOs-
esxE. does not represent corresponding
snIsraement Of che amount Of hog
used. In raore than one way the high
prices ~ 1857 we're dstrimsnt 20 DO
nestle growers, but in none more thar
IN the lesson IL fauQht toe brexersL Th4
latter wsrs driven % econof1izs In ever
possible usy, and discovered thai IN
stead Of using txo or two and one hal
pounds Of hops 20 the barrel Of beer
they couid est along with one pound o.
even les. This has cut down ID,
smoant % hops ussd per barrel full
ons half.
III 1siimate Of the Washington Agri
cultm a Barsan Of tbs new hop crop .
Esx York State In 1873, was 24.J0.O0
pounds from Al, 475 acres. which wouis
amount 10 I2501o bales Of 80 pound
each Last year the Pacific coast yield
cd 20 600 bales. This yesr II minimum
yield Ia estimated ~ 10000 bales Las
| year the Western States aad New 70
gland produced 1000 balee; there Ia
been 3 slight increase in the west TIL
year, sufficient % bring those figures o.
| 20 1900 bales. On September l. l5cs
the stock 81 old hops on hand Was aboa
600 bales. This year the supply va
1 ,f.ore psar5. exh1u1f&-d And IN IL fl0r1h1
fuI II there wefe more than 1900 bale
Of cid remaining September !. lcei
Taking the crop Of New York State 3
20 per cent. smaller than last year, ID
crop - 70 be represented ~ follows:
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-10-15
REPUBLICAN TICKET.

A40A UD4kOnN
DxLEGATE TO C0sGaEss.
J. II. ARNsTEos0.
ADguTANT sENEnaf-
re. OBnfKN.
umpGADSEm GENERAL.
WILLIAM PEEL
COMmYssAwY GsNKnAL,
II. W. LIVINGSTON.
0UaRTEnMAsTER GENERAL.
ID. b. JACKSON.
pRoSsCUTTNG ATTORNEY,
RICHARD OSBORN.
COUNCILMAN
ORANGE JACOBS.
RKPRssKnrATsyks,
yops r. KJNNEAR-
7. NJ. AisvORD.
JOINT REPRESENTATIVE.
J.R LEWIS.
Pn0HATE JUDGE.
w. ID. WOOD.
COUNTY C0MmIss IOrEsss.
@. NJ VAN DOItKN.
q. w. LAwToN.
w. ". PERRIGo.
sHEnUwSs
y.H. Mc0RAw.
AUDITOR.
3. @. HARRIS.
TngAsUmER,
GEORGE D. HILI-
sAssEssOR,
WIN. H. HUGHES.
SURVEYOR.
ALBRo GARDNER.
school sUPEnssTEsDErT.
MRS. FLORENCE CHICK.
CORONER,
DIR. L. n. DAWSON.
wRECKMAsrKR,
ISAIAH wADDEIIA
JgsrIcg 0F THE PEACE,
Seattle preeinctl
GEORGE q. LYON.
@. E BOWMAN.
CONSTABLE.
III. a. THORNTON.
ssxsdw LEWIS VAN DoREN.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-10-15
For Rent.

1.-TWO LARGE NEW HOUSES on
L Eleventh net. For particulars call
Ct this Office. ~
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-10-15
TO VOTERS.

HAVING ACCEPTED THE CALL OF
III citizens to run for che Office OF Pho
hate JTDoE for King county. ! hereby
announces myself ss the PEopLss CANpI-
DATE forthaf Office and respectfully solicit
The support Of the voters Of King county
ssas ROswEI4L SCOTT.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-10-15
TO THE UNFORTUNATE

cured The sch and sfzictsd should net tail
% cali rpoa him The Doctor has rrzsel-d
exsensIvsly in Europe and inspected thor
ouehly tie various hospitals there. obtsfnins
4 gresf csAl Of vslnsble informsslon. which
Be- 10 compefent 70 smp2rf 10 those IN ncsd Of
bis services. The Doctor cures wien otnsrs
ran Trv hin. DR.. 6IBBOS will make no
charge nnIesx be e6ecss Q cure. Per~oos ~ .
f9isksnce CunKp Al HoxK- AL cummuntea
tions strictly confidential All letters answer
ed in plain envelopes.
Send $40 fer . package Of medsezne. Cal
or wrfts. Address DR. J. y. 6iBBOS. Boz
1857, San Francisco, Gal. (Msntisn me pa-
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NOTICE

MAYORS OFFICE,
City or SkArrLK, Aug. Is 1884.
WILL ATTEND TO OFFICIAL
l business. In connection with city mat
ters. daily, Sundays excepted. frons 10 20
II o'clock q. NJ. at my Office. room 6.
feeier-Leary block.
auls JOHN LEARY. Mayor.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-10-15

Surplus over the worlds needs .245, 666
No official figures can be given for
several months concerning the worlds
crop of hops. the figures given being the
nearest approximation TO the probable
outcome based on latest available re-
turns from the countries named.
The probability is that English brew
ers and dealers will hold of until de.
cline satisfactory to. them has been
reached, when they will purchase iiber-
orally. Having only Supplies enough TO
meet their wants. they will stock up al
moderate price to prevent being caught
IL there should be short crop in the
world next season. This will be the
mainstay of the market, and 10 viii be
Of interest to find the price at which
they are willing to begin to buy.
WILL YOU SUFFER with Dyspep-
STA and Liver Complaint ? Shiloh's
vitalizsr Is guaranteed to cure you.
Sold by A. b. Stewart.
THAT HACKING COUGH can be so
quickly cured by Shiloh's Cure. We
guarantee it. Sold by A. b. Stewart.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-10-15

. . . . . .
This viii leave us a clear 10000 bales
for EXPORT. reckoning ne use Of hops &C
one pound 10 every barrel Of beer made.
The latest news from England indi-
oates that the shrinkage will not exceed
100 Oo0 bales from last year, AZ the acre
age has increased. Ia 1882 Great Brit
ain bad G5.6l9 acres Of hops IN 1883,
65.Oi6 asres. aud in 1854, 69.2sS acres,
showing an increase OF 81 par cent.
over the acreage Of 1852 and of i242
acres over 1888. The EuRiish estimate
the demand At 10000 owts.. or. as they
call IL. '.I300, 000-oid duty" vet the con
sumption last year was gx90.000 old
duty. This. with supply carried ovsr
aud that in sight September 1. 1884.
points 10 sufficient stocks now within
the United Kingdom TO meet the prob
able demand.
Germany and the continent have
grown fully one quarter more hops
than they did Last year, when they had
all they needed for their own eonsump-
ton. The entirb amount needed by
the continent is placed ut 10000 cent
ners Of 10 pounds each. The present
estimate Of the crop, which IL likely 10
ba incres sed rather than diminished, Is
827. 600 centners. This leaves 222. Csc
csntnsrs for export, which Is equivalent
to 135 eG6 OF our bales weighing lso
pounds. Last year Australia alone
furnished 600 bales. Australia and
New Zealand will this year furnish
probably 10000 bsles- The surplus,
calling England's demand and supply
surnlus
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WASHINGTON
STEAMBOAT TRAEspoaTAn0n e
Carrying the Y. o MaiI.

Willleave seattle Tor sksxif riser A -
portz, every Monday and Thnr~les -
turning Tuesdays and Friday2
For freight and passaes Apply a ID.
p&nys once. On Yesler wharf. ernn $3.50
the boats AZ the sanse wharf.
mr3l-1 GEO. 8 JACOBS. sex.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-05-04
"La AutOnOmia Colonial. "

Tenemos, va en- campa1a un
peri6dico autonomista, un perio-
dico defensor de aquel sistema
anatematizado por nuestros Go
biernos, repudiado por todos los
buenos espanoles, reconocido CO.
mo ell mas poderoso auxiliar de
la independence, del SWe5O dora
do de los enemigos de Espafla.
En- un pals como este, donde
hay dos partidos tan defnidos,
uno, incondicionalmente espanol,
ell otro liberal-reformista -asimi-
lista que, segdn sus declaraciones,
aspira a la mas sana legalidad
dentro del derecho espanol, no
hay que dudar que la aparici6n de
un peri6dico autonomista no re-
presenta, no puede reprensetar ST.
no la salida de un tercero en- dis
cordia, salida identica a la del
1ngenioso Hidalgo que las prl-
meras de cambio dio con las cos
tillas contra los duros suelos. Y
dispensenos el nuevo periodico la
comparaci6n, en- gracia de la opor-
tunidad.
Primero ell asombro; luego la
risa; por dltimo Ia ipdiferencia.
Los delirios del autonomismo
son tan irrealizables aqu1, mien-
tras Espana sea Espa1a, como
los delirios de andantes caballe-
rias de D. Quijote de la Mancha.
FL que no quiera convencerse
probara que no lie convence NADIA
nj nadie.
Pero de este hay que hablar
con mas calma.
Todo Sc andara, Dios mediante.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-05-04
LAS ELECCIOYES DE- AGUADILLA.

Todo el mundo comprendi6
desde un principle que la derrota
3 trinfo del senor Corchado por
aquel distrito afectaba una gran
importancia para uno i otro de-
los partidos contendientes, y, por-
que asi Sc comprendio. la lncha
no pudo ser nj mas titanica, nj
mas franca, nj mas decidida. De
nuestra parte, nj una palabra con-
ira ell candidate adEersario, nj
una recriminaci6n, nj una queja;
la propaganda pacffica y legal
NADIA mas. De parte del adver-
sario todos los medios han sido
licitos, la censura, la injuria y
hasta ia calumnia contra uno
de los mas dis6nguidos hombres
de nuestra naci6n y honra de las
patrias armasl
Tras rudo combate, ell sol de la
victoria ilumin6 ALI con exito
brillante nuestros esfuerzos, de-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-05-04
Aguas : Buenas.

En- la hacienda de ID. Jose u.
Lopez declar6se un incendio an
teayer 10 del corriente. Gracias
al oportuno concurso de la auto
ridad local, de los cuerpos de la
Guardia Civil y Orden Phblico, y
de muchos vecinos, pudo domi-
narse ell fuego, mas no sin haber
quedado destruido I'm ranchon
lleno de combustible y parte de la
casa-trapiche. Sc corrio el lies
go de una gran desgracia, toda
vez que los almacenes contenian
considerable cantidad de ron.
Parece que ell incendio fue ca
sual. Distinguieronse en- la ex-
tinci6n del fuego los Guardias
Civiles Jose J. Sanchez, Candido
Redecilla y Antonio Estadel.a, y
un joven llamado Jose Goico,
que estuvo amenazado de asfxia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-05-04
EMPLAZADOS |

No dira El ASimihsta que de-
.;amos de hacerle grandisima hon
ra.
Pues, aunque sea un POGO i'm
perfecto ell sfmil, hemos de atri-
buirle, cuando menos, la intencion
profetica de aquellos dos hernia
nos Carvajales que, habiendo 81
do condenados, sin proceso nj
pruebas, a ser arrojados desde 10
alto de una pena, emplazaron al
rey de Castillo para que compa-
reciese ante ell Tribunal de Dios
en- ell termino de 80 dias, al fin
de los cuales muri6.
Nj El AsimiliSta es de los her.
manos Carvajales, nj nosotros
somoo Fernando ", nj seguimos
ell partido de Sancho, nj la pena
Sc alcanza a yer, desde la cual
hemos de ser precipitados, como
no sea que este Sc halle reservado
para nuestro colega, toda vez que
pretende entire nosotros represen-
tar ell papel de aquellos.
Pero es ell case que ell periodi-
co de la caIle del CriSto nos anne
naza, y despues de amenazarnos y
de increparnos, nos emplaza para
cuando pasasen las elecciones, y
este 10 hace con tan viva EXPIRE
sion, que ell sudor frio de la muer-
te paraliza la sangre en- nuestras
venas, y todo 10 que yemos Sc
nos fgura que es signo precursor
del exterminio.
iCruell He aqui como Sc ex-
presa El ASimilsstd, al emplazar-
nosl l0hl
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-05-04

Segnn noticias de nuestro CO.
rresponsal de aquel pueblo, los
cultos de ia reciente Semana Santa
hanse celebrado con lucimiento y
esplendor en- la iglesia parroquial,
asistiendo q los solemnes actos
religiosos con que Sc cOnmemo-
raron los misterios augustos de
la Redenci6n una numerosfsima
Y devota concurrencia de feles
de ambos sexos.
Todos han lido a venerar las
gloriosas etapas del sacrifcio
del Hijo de Dios en- aras de
nuestra salvaci6n; todos han pro
bado una vez mas la piedadre-
ligiosa que late arraigada & in
destructible en- ell coraz6n de esta
creyente y cat6lica sociedad, Gu
yos progenitores fueron heroes
sobre todos los heroes por la Cluz
~ ell amor patrlo.
Inmensamente ha contribuido
en- Luquillo a ese sefaiado exito
moral y religioso Ell pastor esprit
tual de la grey cat6lica, ell Rdo.
Cura de aquel pueblo, nuestro
amigo y correligionario ell P. To-
ran. Ell no Sc ha dado punto de
reposo, firme en- su proposito de
que los sacrosantos misterios de
la Passion y muerte de Nuestro
Seror Jesucristo reconcentrasen
hacia 81 ell espiritu fervoroso de
aquel vecindario, y por ell esplen-
dor de su celebration dejasen
huelia indeleble en- las almas de
sus teligreses.
Asi ha sucedido, y Luquillo ha
demostrado de nuevo, harto pa
tentemente, la fortaleza de su re-
ligiosidad y la solicitud y cello de
su digno Cura.
A todos enviamos nuestros pla-
GENES.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-05-04

declararnos q la fax de Ia Procsnc'G
entero desliqados de t0dO compromise
con eI partsdo E6eraLreformist0, con-
siiderdndOncs, dssde hoy, independ'en-
teS.
En- ell fondo de nuestras almas ten
dram albergue nuestros ideales polftl-
cos de siempre; allf no Sc veran nunca
mauchados por el halito de la traiclon.
Tributamos nuestro agradecimiento
q los dignos correlgionarios que en- los
momentos de la lucha Sc han encontra-
do firmes en- sus puestos. Ellos han
cumplido con su deber, y su propia sa-
tisfacci6n sera su recOmpensa.
Aguadilla, Abril 80 de 1884.
Presidente, Rafael del VaIIe.-Vi-
ce-presidente, Julio o. Abril.-Voca-
les. Ramon MGndes Martinez, Santa
90 BosciO, Francisco Este0es, Carlos
s. AceUedo, Fglir Echa0Grrt0, adrian
del VaUe.-Secretario interino, Enra-
que del Vale"
Tras este repetiremos: Bueno,
bueno va.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-05-04
Ell Doc tor Vadi.'

En- otro ndmero insertaremos
elocuentes manifestaciones una
mines de los electores de Aqua
da y Rinc6n, en- favor de aquel
muy apreciable y simpatico doc
tor, del primero de dichos pue-
bios, y a quien Sc hicieron, con
motivo de la Ultima election de
Aguadilla, injustifcables imputa-
clones en- una carta dirigida a El
Pueblo de Ponce.
Nal hacen los vencidos en- de-
sahogarse de tai modo contra una
persona tan digna. Lograran asi
ponerse en- evidencia. va 10 ve-
ran.