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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-08

muriated acid with two parts of water.
After the article is freed from all grease
and dirt the diluted acid is carefully APP
piled with 4 cloth. When the solution is
dry the article is well polished with dne
olive oil.
An accumulation has been invented by
NJ. Parod. BY means Of copper plate
covered with lead the printing current
reaches all the plates of the secondary
battery at the same time. 1t will require
to have far more efficiency than usual ac-
cumulators TO warrant the increase of eX-
pense entailed by the copper,
Alder bark contains tannip in quantity
variously estimated at from TO 20 per
cent. Lamasses says that this tannin is
a methyl-tannin, and belongs 10 the same
series as that of the oak. With ferrous
acetate it gives reddish blue precipi-
tate; with ferrous sulphate an olive
green. 1t is precipitated with solution
OF gum, but 1t is not affected 10y tartar
emectio. a ~
A hydrsted calcium sulphate in a state
of tine powder bias been offered to millers
in Europe for mixing with -four In the
proportion OF to ~ per cent, and there
is reason to believe tnat not few I'M
principled persons have actually placed
on the market -four adulterated with cal
CUM sulphate. Baland says if the
weight of the ash of flour is more than
0.6 per cent. the analyst should determine
lime and sulphuric acid. Genuine ii0ur
has very little line and a mere trace Of
sulphuric acid.
The Injurious effect produced by illumi-
mating gas is due, according to Grube's
/ researches, not to the continuance of its
action, but TO its concentration, or the
percentage OF it in the air. IL is asserted
that air containing five parts in ten thou
sand can be breathed by men and animals
tor hours, and even days, without any in
jury TO the health; from seven to eight
parts in ten thousand cause indispOsitiOn;
twenty parts produce difficult breathing,
loss of power and uncertainty of motion;
with twenty to forty parts owsiness be
gins, and, when there is still more carbon
ic oxide in the air, the poisoning is at
tended with violent symptoms; brain and
spinal column are especially affected,
cramps seize the victim, yet he may re-
cover if brought quickly into fresh air
Breathing air heavily charged with car
bonic oxide for Il long time may likewise
cause death.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-08
commercial VS.. Homemade Man
uers.

commercial VS.. Homemade Man
uerS.
one reason why farmers are so often
urged to compost or make at home all the
manure possible, is that homemade man
IRE can be used with less discretion, and
if carries with it the chief ingredient of
all rich land, to wit: humous or vegeta-
BILE matter, without which most of the
commercial, or concentrated fertilizers.
cannot be protitably used. Land becomes
moor in exact ratio to the exhaustion Of
its humours or vegetable deposit. and,
destitute of this, no amount of concen-
trated fertilizers will permanently i'm.
nroye it. The chief original element of
fertility must be restored. Tits this which
makes other fertilizing elements availa.
bic. Farmers have often complained af-
ter using for several years concentrated
fertilizers that their lands were "burnt
out" meaning that the guano had burnt
out. destroyed or used up all the strength
of tire land, which, indeed. consisted in
its humOus. Lime and other minerals
might still remain to it, but these were
only latent fires without fuel. Adding TO
them concentrated manures without suf-
6cient humOus for them to work upon,
might, indeed, produce better crop than
the land would produce without them, but
the insuhiciency would reveal itself in fir
ing the crop at an early stage, or in the
sudden reaction and collapse OF produc-
tive strength after the production of two
or three crops. 1t is necessary, therefore.
for the farmer TO examine into and under
stand the exact condition of his land in re-
gard to fertility before he can venture
safely to apply concentrated manures,
and we apprehend that disrega I'd of this
important point has occasiOned much of
the dissatisfaction with really good COM
mercal Fertilizers. Used upon lands
worn cut, or exhausted of their humous,
Of course they made no adequate return
for the outlay, and not only discouraged
the farmer but injured the sales of the
manufacturers
But compost, or homemade manure, is
not liable to any of these accidents or
conditions. In fact, it is the cure-all to
the whole Of them, not only restoring the
exhausted humOus, but also supplying all
the other elements and quantity, not
likely to be used erroneouslyOr to excess
Every farmer, Therefore, should not only
make it the basis of his work, but en-
deavOr to use il in combination with all
the concentrated fertilizers whenever the
magnitude Of his operations requires their
introduction.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-08
HALlOO! HALLOO! HALLOO !
I39 Congress Street,

How is Clothing now? Clothing is
al right, and prices are down, down,
down! The bottom has dropped out.
There never was a time when purchasers
could get as much for their money as now.
The spirit of the times seems 10 be to al
most give Clothing away, and we just
want the public to understand we can 90
just as far in that line as any tlrm in the
city, and so we are in the race.
Clothing for Men, Youths, Boys and
Children, and prices are way down.
We still claim, and also Will perform IL
by giving you as much, if not more, for
your money than any house in the city.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-08

OF all the animals on the face OF the
earth,man Is the only one that can be train
"a to 20 10 sleep on an empty stomach. At
1rst-that is while he is little baby and
guided by instinct--he will not do It, but
Kicks and yells until be gets his stomach
iuil before he will shut one eye. Then he
cuddles down and sleeps like top until
BE gets hungry again. When he gets big
enough to be spanked, he Is submitted 10
a severe course of training, which final
~ conquers his instinct, and in defiance of
nature he can get TO sleep with the cries
OF MS nervous and physical system TOR
loud ringing in his ears.
HIS sleep will be more or less disturbed
Oy this clamOr, but il is attributed TO ner-
'ousness. He gets up in the morning teel-
lng Tired and exhausted. No wonder; all
VI the forces engaged in restoring the
waste u body during the waking hours,
nave been idle half the night for want Of
material 10 work on.
~ me common sense Of the thing is this:
" nile TIE mind Is active the blood vessels
Vi lne brain are distended. To secure
iesl Tor the mind, the quantity of blood IN
.ne Dram must be reduced. To secure
proper digestion of food, the blood yes
sells OF the stomach must be well filed.
VOW, u rs so arranged that when the yes
5els OF the stomach are iull, those Of the
era'n are depleted, and vice versa. There
VIe' 10 exercise the mind and call the
,1'vol away from the stomach immediate
~ eiter eating, interieres with digestion,
sH - "i''A' ~
VA The other hand, by lying down and
sa@'lg nap after eating, as other animals
won't TO do, perfect digestion IL se-
"e9, The stomach draws the surplus
nou rom the brain and uses the in
FUSED vital energy 20 assiet in the de
''nn OF the food. The absence Of this
.'1'nt Of blood from the brain gives 10
a4hce % rest. Thus two very impor-
m 3ieAns have been materially aided in
N.Y.. Wseharge at their particular lunc-
"'lsr DispRch.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-08
No Nonsense, Solid Facts /!

IN Nv n
cent from primer prUes.
sandBR ehayercd uced4o ito ercen
rs
duceif mm to . 1por cent
HANDkERCIIEFs
ands
price, m@ a OF 6 prc
r r pc
in - goods
Gomtb stand
EMBRQ derry SILKS
Of andg eestor
IN
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bee in
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-08
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Everybody Best
public
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fully determined o the bulk immense
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OUR PRICES ARE JJNAPPR0ACHABLE
We will Make a Few Quotations:


c
nov " 10
Do Not Delay But Secure the Bargains at Once.
David w els bein,
1913 BROUGHTON STREET, SAVANNAH. GA.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-08

'eihi Hints ON the uoof and Shoe
"r Road Horses and Trotters.
.iafe She shoer not 10 drive the nails too
i"'k after the hind feet and keep away
|or,,a re front feet with haxseed.meal
'l t"ico week.
."t.'1 horses should DO sprung at the
W. "Aen shOd front.
-,,'-. me toe and heel when shoeing.
d, "I the sides Of the hoOi.
,., .L ufo much knee action lower the
NJ, aud keep the foot moderately long.
~ aqrt9 that stands with his feet turn
y ,6J.w ill always hit his knees when
,bpl snoe viii often prevent striking
ss1 though many horses require a
w mere IL much knee action with
,pe ~ let the front OF the shoe extend
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-08
Agricultural Department.
THE FIELD, FARM AND GARDEN

We solicit articles for this department.
The name Of the writer should accompany
the letter Or article, not necessarily
for publication, hut as evidence Of good
ialth
Daily Honolulu press. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1886, 1885-11-04
The rehuantepee shtp Ratl,rar.


Ell PAso, Oct. Is.--Judge ]. Coch-
ran, counsel for the Tehuantepec Ship
Railway Company, arrived to day from
the City of Mexico, where he had been
to confer with the Government. He
states that the terms of the modification
of the concessions we're agreed upon
and will be presented to Congress at
once for ratification. They will, it is
thought, receive the sanction of that
body and become a law within two
weeks. BY the terms of the agreement
them exican Government gives $50, 500,
acres Of land and guarantees one
third Of the net revenue Of the railway
for fifteen years after completion, which
will amount to $I,a5o, 900 per annum,
and also allows the company to secure
from the United States or any other
nation or nations a guaranty of the
other two-thirds and also the right to
rebates to the merchant marine of any
other nation joining in the guaranty.
Judge Cochran says he saw many evi
dences of progress in Mexico, and
found everywhere feeling to develop
closer and more friendly relations with
the United States. The present Mexican
Cabinet, he says, is composed of very
able and experienced men.
Daily Honolulu press. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1886, 1885-11-04

San Mateo-the prettiest and most
religious-like in California.
would make this more interesting
if | were in the mood, longer if | had
the time But, as it is, it is an apology
for promise-a sort of half blown
"good intention" Aloha.
r. S. S.
Daily Honolulu press. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1886, 1885-11-04
GcnetaI Advertisements.
BTsIIcP ~ CO.'S
Savirags BanE
THE UNDERSIGNED WILL RECEIVE
MoNEy\AT thEIR SAVINGS
BANK UpN THE FOL.

LOWING TERMS
On sums Of Five Huilred Dollars or under, from
one PERSON, they will paynerest at the rate Of five per
cent per annum, from de Of receipt all sums that
shall have remained on dposit three months, have
been deposit thee moths at the time Of making up
the yearly account Noiterest will be computed on
fractions Of doarsor for factions Of month
No interest will be abwed on money withdrawn
within three months from ate Of deposit.
Thirty days notice mustbe given at the Bank Of an
intention to withdraw any iouey and the Depos'tors
Pass-book must be produce at the same time.
No money will be paid ecep, upon the Draft Of the
Depositor, accompanied by he proper Pass-book.
On the first day of scpsinber of each year, tn,
accounts will be made up, ad interest all sums that
shall have remaiced on depsit three months more
and unpaid, will be creaed to the deposiiors, ant
from that date formpart 0 the principal.
Sums of more than Eve Hundred Dollars will
received, subject to 'pecia agreement.
The Bank will eopen every day in the week excep
Sundys and Holidays.
sso-s7o BISHOP & co.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-01-18

Nos Ia obse1uiado nue. .tro ami
20 Il n Juan Bra i Font. Nuta.
rlo dc Camuv, con un fDlleto que
acaha dc publ ar Y cuvo titulo q.
Iiqje Il In isia dc IA .Uma, "cs-
critic para intcllg ncia de toI0
Y escarmiento dc mucho.."
Consta el fplleto De 80 paxina.
en- i2 V trata de Ia mttefias u
guiente>: Preparaiiyos dc viale--
Salida llegada T tadia I,e
greso V Conclusion.
E~tl escrita Ia narraciun de e~c
viale con soliura y yaricdad.
Con ella ha rc,uelto Il autpr 81
gran problema DC haccr de- un
senciI.i.imo rc'ato uu nbrit0 anne.
no { intercsante. Ina ycz que ~
ia comlenzo Il su lcciura. no -
deja el folleto sin lIegar a I'll fin.
iQu6 mas puedc decirsc, ha.
ciendo q justo eIogio dc una
obras
Enylamos sincere parabicn 4
nuestro ilu~trado amigo cl scfior
Bru,i por Ia publicariin DE- ~
tolleto, Y le damo- expresiva> gra
cias por Ia tnott que con nos
otros ha usado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-01-18

lentro de ~ seutimieuf0 ds goblefna
iutachsble. Que hao de sWpr-aisr a.
;uramente 4 los honhres po'ificos.
Ia refDrmt tIene fAafs 0rixiualilad
gJe aun 40 iabienl3 nlia uasva en II
nm 10, sera difisil 4 los conenfarisfas
spa-ioniios guitar agnel mfrifa 4 II
Icy, qae II bIsu porlae hay otros no f.
lecesita, no deia ie ser ano mas eutre
n1'h9s.
Ora ventaia - la arganizaci5a qae
'e Ia 4 Ia Hacienda manieipai. b. IA
me So obtiene On Ia aiminisfraei5a lo-
'al ma considerable economic para b.
01.blos.
n v,riau Ia onltri1ue. para sar
g1b ruaior; psro .e da esfe cargo eu
a ley tola Ia iuplrtanril gaa dels o..
her. y ~ capitll1 qgs B. = b 'rsta es
'omo Il d. cr ff9 mtet4pat abrs
perf-ctl en t0.io o. p1sib.e.
L's arft'aIo. d. Ia l.y soa 30 prs
xmlm ut'.
En- los Ayun'amlsntos - aumsuts
D udmero d. co1ceJales. ~ q prlce-
limanto administrative - prehibe 4
'os y0baruaiore- ahauioasr a. cies-
upues dn c1mpetoucia. = IN este seufi-
h. de aclarar Y establecsr hases defial
twas, se hace toIo l9 possible Ga Ia
ley
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-01-18

ssrtasisu IN n1slrsrse pFopicias IL
spuatnneia IN Il trsi'4loy u perseys-
fsacia en lnchsg couffa males ssaasbles
siu daia slKasa, pro 81 tin. pasajsFos.
Is este an "A pFavid~neiA haenviado
Caba nna esplfu.lsia isscta. zoe con
is. p~erios prulal,'ss .siespssks ~ pouer-
= en- pskefics = trafaio coa l0s Esta-
io-- | asdos, of'ecerk Eingaes ganaa-
"a.
Naestros hsrmsrls sou ar POGO da-
% 4 IA sxAgersci5n. nosotFos hsmos
s0noeid0 crisis "a qas Fl ashcmF tnv0
prscias marhY mks haJ3s qas los De es-
~ a'tings useses. Neriad es qae en-
'ancs. h pa eostata cou 70 eaFsial
I9e y abfis ;as pusrtas Bel ersdito = i
parnIils ssIefaf mejofss dias. ienia 81
spiial IsylsFas0 fspresssta30 poe IL
scisvlfnd. COZ II Il e3inerci0 subve.
IA 4 ios spuros raajero. jel pfodnc-
t1r Es'a IA concluido. pers IA figue-
"a ds "a Isls aan pnssls reponerse, u 81
.ultivo - acompis 4 las maitiples ne
'ssidadss a. sstos iissnDos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-01-18
BILLETEN DEL TEWRO.

\ solicitud dc nuesiro. Dipuia
dos, trae Ia Gaccfa dc hOy una
intere>anti>ima Real or.Icn ten
dente 4 que los Bllletes del Teso.
ro de esta | IA, emitidos para in.
demnizar i los OK propictarios DO
esclavos sean admiiidDs q In Coti
zaciGn en la BOlsas De Madrid '
de lltramar.
En- el prdximo nimero In in
sertaiemOs lntegra.
POI hoy nos !imitamo. a aplau
dirla con cntusiasmO, frlicitando
dc nucvo a nuestrOs Sres. Dipuia
dos por el cello que demuestran
para nucstro bienestar, pues
ellos cXclusivamente sera debida
la gestion Y el beneiicio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-01-18
PROYECTOS.

Tn colega la tornado el 81.
guiente juicio de los proyectos
sobre retorma de los organismos
provincial y elmunicipal, presenta,
dos las Cor:es por el Sr. Romero
Robledo juicio que nos ahorra en-
este mOmento ell reproducir los ex
tentisimos extractos que acerca dc
aquellos importantes proyectos
pnbllca Ia pronsa madrilena.
Dice asi ell colega d que hemos
aludidol
" Estas (las diputaeiones) no desa.
parecen, sine que aumentarau su pres
tigio 8 importanoia. La region es uu
organismo nuevo, esencialmente econ6-
mico y de fomento. Y en- los Aynnta-
mientos sc hacen tantas novedades, con
espiritu tan liberal y desosptFNlisadoE
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-01-18
SUICIDIO.

Tuvo lugar aver EN- esta Capi.
tai un acontecimiento deplorable.
\ ESQ d las 10 suppose que en- a
explanada que hay junto al c.
nenterio, a la derecha, ' arrima
10 casi la muralla, habil ten Ii 10
IN hombre, al parecer cadaver.
En- seguida que lego ell suceso
/ conocimiento del muv entenlido
Y celoSo Sr. Juez DO Ia Iustancia de
Cathedral ID. VI nuel Suarez Val
deS, per-on6Se estc, en- com2ania
del Sr. Saniuan, E,cribano, en- ei
'itio de Ia ocurrencia.
En efecto, era .ierta Ia tri,te
noyedad. En- el iugar referido,
reclinado, puede decirSe, en- una
?equena cueSta que forml el tc.
rreno, yacia un hombre.
RecOnocido, vi6se que e,taba
muerto; un paso del mi.mo ha
bia un revolver americana, un
charco de sangre y un quita-sol
Tn tlro lie atravesaba las siene-
de parte a parte. Comprendiase
que habian tranScLrrido algunas
horas despues de su muerte.
ldentiticado eI cadaver, resul.
to ser ct de ID Pedro Moreno.
asentista de la Carniseria, hombre
laborioso , ba tante conocido.
Como el revolver era, segun Sd
dyO, dc su propiedaI, V como,
por otra partc, es notorio que no
tenia cuemigos el Sr. Moreno,
hubo d. deducirse que este So
habia 'italo la vida por su pro
pia mano.
Lo eNtrlio es que eligiese Sc.
meJantc sitiO para consumar tan
deplorable atcntado.
Con su acostumbrada actividad
orden6 ell Sr. Suarcz Nalde, las
diligencias del case, Y el cadavcr
fue sometido a la investigation
de la ciencia medica.
La concurrencia que pre- 'encia
ra aquel cuadro fatilico era muy
numerosa. Todos lamentaban el
suceso, hacienda las mas lisonie
ras referenrias del infottunado
Moreno, sin acertar con el m6vil
que lie indulera a suicidarse. /
Tri>te por todo extreme es que
un hombre Sc mate, abrogandosc
una prerogatisa que solo al Su.
premo llacedor pertenece.
Tenga el Omnipotente piedad
del alma del de>graeialo suicida.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-01-18
DIPTTADOS A CORIES.

Segtn la Gaceta de hoy, para
cubrir dos vacantes de Diputados
a Cortes, Sc convoca q elecciones
en- los distritos de Rio-piedras y
Vega baja.
Esta election debera tener lu:
gar Ell domingo 8 de Febrero por
los tramites de ley y de costum
bre.
Insertaremos las conyocatorias
en- otro nimero.
Nuestro Comite Central Sc ha
reunido va, Y oportuname1te Sc
daran ios ayisos que correSpondan
a nuestros correligionarios, de
quienes es de esperar la misma
union y discipline que han mos
trado siempre en- ca3os semeEan
,es.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-01-18
SESSION EXTRAORDINARILY.

Por indisposiei6n, hemos deja-
do de asistir a la session extraor-
dinaria que celebr6 antes de ano
che la Comisi6u Proyiacial.> y
Asociados.
Pero, bastanos con leer ell edi-
toriaI de FL Asimifista de aver,
para comprender que aqu6lla fat
una verdadera borrasca de repll
cas ap6strofes.
M0tigara In session una m0cl6n
presentada por yarios Diputa dos
teformi.tas, pidiendo que no sc
remitiesen las cuentas dc Rarreda
i Madrid.
Sostiiyola Ell sc0or Hernandez
Lopez con moeho calor, aunque
no de uua manera lnnoderada.
Siguieron G tie Hlganos de
sus companeros, que pfodlgaron
los argumentos y las censuras
contra el Excmo. Sr. Vice: pre-.
sidente de la Comisidn Proyin-
cial.
Deploraudo que 4 tal ex'remo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-01-18

trail que no tardo en- disolverse, 8
POGO menos, y daba, puede decir-
Sc, la VOC de...... Independence
que repercutia harto elocut nte
mente en- Ponce y Aguadilla d
raiz de la election del senior Cor
chado, que del Cielo goce2
Y 81 por arte de oirlibirloque,
8 sin e, resulta que Ia tromp peta
que hoy vibra en- Ell Clamor del
Pais es la misma que vibraba
en- aquellaS CIRCUMSTANCES mo
teme nuestro colega que al DIR
le expresarse como Sc expresa
tuerza Ia boca la inmen>a ma
voria dc los que 81 apellida suS
correligionarios y haga supina
mueca de incredulidad?
NO teme el colega que, imitan
do una Erase biblica, lie digan cen.
tenares de voce9 a coro: "Los
que tanto hlSlan hoy de combate Y
de union, 8 cosa parecida, Gqu6 hi
cieron de ella, que no Sc la en-
cuentra nj con un vel6n?
Porque no Aay que negarlo.
La idea del reformismo podra la
tir en-. estas 8 en- las otras imagi-
naciones que recuerdan ell pasado
de una colectividad que sc hi
70 formidable en- sus bonanzas
pero que cay" asi que soplaron
para ella aayersos vientos.
Mas el rctormi mo, con Y sin
Ia Junta magma, con y sin sus Ia
reas no remotas de organization
no cxiste, no, como partido.
{ Tendra alguna parte de culps
en- clio ell periddico que hoy lie ex
cita con enthusiasts voces al com
bate V al triunto?
iQlidn sahe
De todas maneras: iqut es e.
to!
Una anomalia, 8 un contraste
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-01-18
tANONALiA 0 CONTRASTE?

No es nuestro amino, nj mucho
menos, mortiticar a EI Clamor del
Pals; no somos nosotrOs de los
que gozan hiriendo sin ton nj son
Y sin venir a cuento. Pero ique
diablo! Nos ha llamado la aten.
ci6n una arenga que e! colega aca
ba de dirigir, no sabemos a quien,
en- su nlimero del 19-ndmero
nefasto - en- virtud de la pre-
sente lucha en- los Comicios para
designar tres Diputados Provin-
ciales por los respectivos distritos
de Mayagiiez, San German y la
Carolina.
Ell colega, por 10 que Sc des,
prende de su perorata belica,
quiere animar q las tribus del que
fue hasta hace POGO galvaniza-
do partido liberal-reformista por
obra y gracia de la Junta Magma
de aquel celebre Noviembre, no
muy iejano aun.
De mas esta decir que clio acusa,
cuando menos, buen deseo. Pero
FL Cidm0r del Pd@ no nos llevara
a NAL ell que nos hjemos en- una
anomalia, mas claro, en- ell con-
traste que ofrece su conducta de
hoy con su conducta de aver.
! KS d no es la trompeta que
ahora convoca d las desbandadas
huestes reformistas, d fin de que
Sc uuan para ell cercano combate,
y conpactas, animosas y fuerte>
yenzan al coman adversario, la
misma trompeta del peri6Iico
que no hace mucho Sc ponia
en- pugna con el movimiento
reorganizador del reformismo u
rompia lanEao con su Jefe VI
hssts con aquel COmita Cen.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-01-18

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Ia cuestion DE- Egipto. santas vscps
meneionasas eu nuestFas correspondent.
eiss. sigae PreocnEanlo n GolieFns
Brfanico.
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milItar, 40 po,iemos decir mas zoe Il
General Wolselsy y sn kssado havor
salierun De Dssngula. llsgaron 4 Dslbsh
el 8 de Dtcismhrs. y continuaron ~
maFeha sn difeccidn Dc k0rti, sin hah-s
.ido inqnietadas por los rrvolacloDa-
rios del Soudan.
vi lieueral ingle. rfocnra apr.sursr
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para llsgar cnaats antss { socorrer al
General 0oFdon. que haee prodiwios
para cuutinuar dsfeniisndose "a Ia eiu.
tad be khartonm.
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sgifeia ofrers dldculsaiss ri Tuhu.
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ga ep1tsaando 4 los umpira1o. ans
han otesisei.lo las 6fdenes nsl e..
bisru0 qae devaelvan 4 Il t'ala a. "A
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seneia hnbiess De ejeeasmrse. IA sntrswn
de los fondos dshssia hacsfss Dot Il
9cbisrn1 gps los fssibid,