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Tagliapietra's Death.

The opera season reminds me of Tag
liapietra. Now that that redoubtable
poker-player, billiardst, and masher is
gone, may tell little story of how he
once broke up Nilsson, who played Mar
ruerite in New York when he was a
member of Strakosch's company. Tag
was off and the other baritone was to
sing the part of Valentine in Faust. "
Tag invited few German friends to
.'small and late" at Moretti's and cal
culated on having good time. The
ladies who have admired Tag have
doubtless got over their admiration.
Probably some of them have transfer
red their hungry affections to CARDINAL.
At all events they will see why Ibid not
tell the story while the festive baritone
was here. When Tag arrived at Mo-
retti's he found that that genial and
popular catng-house did not boast the
possession of any Limburger, of which
he knew his friends were fond. He
rushed out to another establishment and
bought a pound. As he was on his way
back he was met by Strakosch, who
was hunting for him. 1t seems the
other baritone had been taken sick and
Tag was needed to play the part. Re-
monstrance was in vain. He had to 90.
He went to the thcater and he laid his
Limburger down in a corner while he
went to dress. having dispatched a note
to his friends to keep it up till he was
dead and could join them. After awhile
he bethought him of the Limburger, and
he found the chorus had got away with
half of it. He was mad He seized
what was left, and before he could find
safe place he was called on for the
last scene OF his part. He jammed the
Limburger inside his doublet and rushed
on. He died and Marguerite came and
threw herself prone on his dead body.
She bent down to kiss him. She kissed
him. The audience thought she never
acted SO wellas when she raised herself
suddenly and faced them with an eX-
preston of horror on her face. 1t was
Limburger. They thought it was re-
morse -!SaN Francisco Chronicle.
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"What Makes the Had Times?"

In n recent issue the New York Sun
has q notable editorial under the cap
ton Of What Makes the Bad TimeSP"
in reply to correspondent who at
tributes the depression to the Withdraw
al of national-bank notes from circula-
ton. The Sun shows that money was
never so cheap as now, and that, as the
depression extends throughout Europe
a. well as the United States, it cannot
be attributed to a gold standard or to
tariff laws; nor to anything in the con-
dition of our shipping and ocean trans
portation, "for it exists in England,
where there is an unprecedented extern
sion of the merchant marine, just as Sc
verely, and even more so, than in this
country, where for many years our mer'
chant marine has been gradually de-
clining. Nor yet is it caused by failure
of the crops, or by wars or famine in
any part of the world. The crops
have generally been good for several
years, and no wars or famines OF any
account have existed, yet we may say
in a general way that the depression is
the result of overproduction-that is to
say, of spending money and labor in
ways that are not profitable, and that
give no return The san concludes
as follows: yet. while this great col
lapse is indisputable and irresistible, we
may well be contented over the fact that
it is not so destructive as it might be,
and that business is quite as good and
tho situation of the country quite as en-
couraging as we ought to expect. There
are many workers out of employment,
and hardly any enterprise is making
much money; yet most people are get
ting enough to eat and enough to wear,
and are living along in happiness with
reasonable economy. The country is
rich and sound at the core, and when
all the inflated and delusive concerns
are settled up and cleared away we
shall find that we are great deal bet
ter off than the philosophers of calamity
and despair have imagined"
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by the y ,sc.

The Oshkosh Aorthpesicrn tells u
the misfortune of German residing in
that city. As he was passing along the
road he saw a maple tree. Having an
AK and a wedge with him he thought it
would be good thing to tap the tree
and get taste OF sap. Cutting good
sized cash in the tree with his AK he in
serted the wedge in order to keep it
open and then stopped down to get a
swallow of sap. In his endeayor to get
a sip of the sweet fluid he got his nose
into the opening he had cut, when sud
denly out slipped the wedge and the I'M
fortunate victim was caught by the nose
and held as securely as if his proboscis
was in a wise. For two whole hours
that. poor man was held by the nose in
stopping position unable to get up or
down or yell. At the end of two hours
some people passing along the road re-
leased him.
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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-03-05
DEC ENIIiEH -, 1854.
The New state b0u-e.


On Monday The cornerstone .i .he
lew state hons, of Texas wa- aid
si,h imposing e.ramoule- lt.a-
indeed tp orea-iop OF rare interest for
reNs-. ana tho event furnishes o'ra-
ion fora faw timaIt reflections au at
uo building 4uj matters pert nug
.o the .-a'e.u tits connections iai,
m, epoch o'tho -cycr..t oruom>
We are 1ttug down expense in
every diraciou and rapidly 2ct'u-to
so iara- pb'icrxpendiWre-
are concerned. or rather thi- is The
popularity believed ,,oc OF thing but
ia reality vr are rapidly entering
upon d season of thc very Widest ana
most ,cn-olr-- extravaganza. in TINS
respect la the first place Texas
really had nou-c for amy such bu Id-
ing g. she erecting \ house cost
ing S5oopoo woVm have done rs well.
In the light oltiI' notion, entertain
cd Of economy boy the people and tl'
legislature. this whole affair seems 10
u- perfectly inczpllcable. We VIII
havepeid before the house is '""'-
plcted nine or ten million- OF dollars
1t i, true that men may iN the Nai"'
otth' lands set apart Tor erecting 'H'
"a . Gao.
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WuEN the g ,ccr county matter il
settled finally, il will be found hat the
fault Of its falling into the hands of
the large spectators viii not rest
with ihn lnui -lnIure.
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WACO will haudlea ya-t amount oi
wheat thi, fall our elevator com.
pany will do well.
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BARNEy GIBB- ha- been having a
rest for some Time. lIa- bee been
beering Rory O'Moorc, here Of late
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-03-05

THE presidents inaugural read,
like the speech of man of brains
anyhow, If he hasn't very much cN.
perience.
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l. what YOU wilI -ay when pricing
our new cmbroidcric, which arc
ready for your Inspection.
Levine Bros.
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just received at W. /. Vuctcr7. 81
large and fresh supply Of garden
seeds. Call before stock j. hro>cu.
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"MEN m'n come and men may 20.
but old Tom IIondri"h'- tongue goes
on forever.
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The world wasn't icrNcd ont Of
Joint by Cleveland'- Inauguration
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THEEE are many Iusty issues laying
about but no one seems to have the
requisite nerve to pick 'cm up
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-03-05

New novelties in dress eood-. at
Sanger Bros.
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WACO, TEXAS, MARCH B.. 1888.
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THr New Mexico cattle convention
j. to be an interesting gathering of
tlc cattle kings.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-03-05

Oip llal'n is now gone. Perhaps
We ua, haNca little sunshine.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-03-05

\ LIIWE sunshine now and then is
rrIi,hcd lay the Gloomio,t men.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-03-05

THE country would genuinely
mourn were anything serious to rono
ont Of Gen. Grants illness.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-03-05

TIM winter wheat through ail MS
region Is looking exceedingly we'll
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-03-05
mo. T, WALTON,
Real Estate and Financial Agent

No houses or Farm, to Rent
Has FOR SALE
The Steele farm. two miles west
of Waco. containing lo4 acre. o.
prairie land, good brick house, tcuau
house and liuc cistcrn.
ALSO building lots Of small an
.argc dimensions innearly amy part
the city. Terms to suit purchasers
Call on me as mean business.
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Every smoker should try Little
Johcr"
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sxiou- bo.-.- are ul i'm Wash
ington
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READ the Eralh interviews
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IrWA> indeed a big du, la Wash
iu4ipn
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TTI7TT7 nut W NI-hVNT hWUW Tl % be WI--T0-""-
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henriN recommend It In low states OF ftvcrz l,uf.
Interpretations aud depressing nlaildle- Errsr.tIfy
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GROVER j. in
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them, It proposes to SWEEP
everybody ont bag ANA baggage
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All of my Landroth seed have Isl
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-02-25
ATENCION Y 0JO.

En- ell dep6sito de los Sres G. POR-
TILLA 4. Co. Sc encuentran de venta
los articulos siguientes;
Fondos Carr6n, de IS 600 galones /;
Idem de Cachimbo, Ejes de hierro dull
ce para mazas de trapiches cuadradas
Y redondas, de diferentes tamafos de
5a / pulgadas de grueso; arados In
gleses, y Americanos de varias formas
y tamaflos y pleas saeltas para los
mismos; Tuberias de hierro dulce para
aqua y vapor de t 3 pulgadas e id
para calderas multltulares; correas de
cuero para transmisiones de m&quinas
de 2 a 6 pulgadas dobles y sencillas
tambi6n tenemos coustante surtldo de
pleas sueitas para maqninas de vspor
toluillos con tuercas de todos tamafos,
ren,aches de hicrro dulce de I d ! pull
gada; uniones, colos, y tees para be-
,ias; bombas de mano, de bronco y de
hierro para aqua de diferentes formas /;
carrvtillas de csj6n, tOdas de hero !;
fuelles de cuero y venti.adores de ma
no para hcrrerias; fragnas portatiles,
forro y clavazon para buques; hero
galvanizado, liso J acanalado; id. dull
ce en- lIantas, cuadradillo, redondo y en-
pIancha; cumbreras y canales para te-
chos: gonna en- pIancha, pura y con tela
de todos gruesos; empaquctadura de
patente para prensas de mdqninas de
vapor; y una caldera de vapor Locomo-
vii, fnerza de seis cabal.os con su ma
quina sobre ella propia rara una indus
tria. 10
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IMPORTANTE.

Las tan renombradas especialida. .es
farmaceuticas de los Sres. N,tnero her.
manOS, ne Barcelona, es encnentran va
en- todas las buenas farmacias dro-
guerias. Los continues pedidos de
particnlares, hacen que los comprado-
res al por mayor esten bien surtidos
de elias.
Aceites de higado de bacalao de to
das classes, yodado ferrnginoso etc.
Jarabes medicinales de todas clases,
de b&lsamo de Told, brea, naranjas
amargas, bromurado, digital, fosfato
de cal gelatinoso, rabano yodado, quina
ferruginoso savia de pino, rob, Estoma-
cal Ninera, cajas de 80 papeles, crema
de bismnto, vinos quinados al Jerez, Ii
cor de Brsa 9 pildoras pu, yantes de
M4nera.
Estas especialidades han rebajado
Ia venta de las extranjeras extraordi-
nariamente, debido q su calidad J
precios, pues ninguna de elias excede
De DIEZ REALES VELLON FRAS-
co.
FARMAClA, EscUD,LLERs, % BARGE
Iona
DEFO ITO; tn la Farmacia de
Carlos J. Mouagas, en- Mayagtiez 2l0,
Marina; tn Aguadilla, Farmacia del
Royira, J en- "sbo-Rojo Farmacia de
Fleytn. 4
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EL CORRE0 De LA MODA.
(Edict6n especial para saStres.)

Peri6dico de modas para caba
!leros, en- el que colaboran los me.
jores sastres de Madrid Y tiene
corresponsales en- Paris y Lon
dres. Publica revistas de modas,
estudios de corte Y cuantas mott
cias pueden interesar d los que Sc
dedican al difcil ate de la Sas.
treria.
Da IL numelos al afo y mag.
nNcos .fgurines-panoramas ill.,
minadoS, con cada numero un pa.
tr6n cortdo tamaflo nataural y
una plantilla con dlbujos al deci-
mo de la escala y sdemas dos
garndes ,aminas iluminadas al
Bno de As per ga centimetros.
5 pesos eSpanoles al ano,
en- la Imprenta del BoLETIN.
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Don Francisco Bast6n q Cort6n
ComiSario de Ia quiebra de
don Leonardo IgdraUidez.

AlpGhlico hago saber que en- los autos del
iuicio quetsa del citado Igaravidez en- la
segunda secc6n de los mismos que trata So
bre administration vepta de frutos, Sc ha
dispuesto poner pdblica subasta los siguien-
ties:
954 sacos azdcar centrifugado de q ta-
sado s. quntal.
300 idem. iiem. idem de g.. idem. 4
$24 idem.
bocoy ron prueba 22' idem % cetts-
vrs gallon.
idem idem idem 23' idem. & 2i centa.
vos gallon.
idem. idem. idem. 24o idem. 10 centa-
vos gallon.
2 idem idtm idem go idem. 4 10 centa-
yos gallon.
IL idem. iden. dem. 220 retasados 4 %
centsvos gallon.
idtm idcm idem, 230 idem. a2l
centavos gallon.
2l idem. idem. idem. 24o idem. G19
centavos gallon
idem. idem. idem. 25' idem. i8
centavos gallon.
Cuyo remate, tendr& efecto Ell dia veinte
seis del actual las dos de la tarde en- ell To-
calde la Sociedad An6nima de Credito Mercan-
til: advirt 'endose que se admitiran ofertas por
Totes pequ nos.
ado en- Puerto Rico, veinte de Febrero
de mil ochocicntos ochenta cinco--Fran-
cisco Bast6n y Cort6n.-El Escribano. JosS
| Maria Sanjuan. 2S
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en- todo ell mundo civilizado esta mott

en- todo ell mundo civilizado esta noti-
cia.
La caida de- Khartam rs my deplo-
rada por Ell Gobierno insl6 qne ha de-
cidido enviar & Su,kin troras de Ia
Iudia, mientras tanto reforzar este
puerto del Mar R2jo con flerzas envia-
das directamente de z terra y de
sus posesiones del Mediterriaeo.
In opinion formal del q blerno es
adoptar una politica eo6"gj,a riguro-
sa y atender todas las peticiones del
general Wolseey.
Noticias recibidas de Suakim infor-
man que la tribu Tekwori, al mando
del Sheik Saleh, ayudada por las fner-
zas que mandan tres jefeS abisluios,
di6 una gran batalla en- el pals de Ga
llabal contra graudes fu9rzas de los
rebeldes de Baggara, que fleron derro-
tadas con 6rdida de 5000 hombres,
Entire los muertos Sc cuentan 4 emires
IN sobrino del Mahdi.
Los rebeldes procedi4n de la tribn
de Sensar.
Lord Fitzmanrlce. snbsecretaTio del
Miuisterio de Relacionea Exteriores,
ha dich0 en- ma conversation que SOP
may deicadas las negociaciones que
actnalmepte Sc hallan entabladas en-
tire Russia Inglaterra con motive de
la fiaci6n de limites en- la frontera del
Afghan.
Ell Tlmcs de e>tq ciadad, refrj6ndo.
Sc al avance hecho por ias tropas rn-
sas Ell Ell Afghtuistan, dice que sola-
meute pnele expIicar>e este como un
motiyo de hostllilud hdcia luglatera.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-02-25
Don Manuel .Sudrez Vad S, Juez
de Ia mStancia del Distrito de
Catedraf de estn Ciudad.


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