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ambas parties contratantes, la re-
vision de su convenio, con objetu
de que, cada uno en- su esfera,
bien penetrado de los mutuos
deberes y tlerechos, Sc concrete d
exigirlos y cumplirlos reciprocal
mente.
Pero, como ell asunto afecta al
intere, de la vecindad en- general,
la mayor parte de los males 8,
al menos, los mas graves que Sc
observan en- el expresado servicio
provit men, segin parece, de la
mala disposition de los contado'
res existentes, debemos extender-
nos algo mas, pidiendo ell cum
plimicnto de una soberaua dispo-
sici6n que hay sobre el particular,
y que, por 10 visto, esta va
desconocida Ii olvidada.
Esa disposition es de l6 de
Enero dc 1861, aprobando de
r. O. el reglamento para la yerl-
ficacitn y marca de los contddoreS
del gas. En- este reglament" Sc
encuentra todo 10 nece ario, a Tin
de que no haya omisiones que
perjudiquen al pliblico, al con
tratista 8 al partiru ar.
En- primer lugar, esta prescrlto
lque todo sistema de contadores
que Sc otrezcan al pliblico por
contratistas, q pcr qulencs no 10
sean, sc sujeten previamente a la
aprobaci6n del Gobierno. Esos
tcouIauores deben ser eXamfnados
y marcados con garautia y ARE
glados al sistema metric. Deben
funcionar con regularidad, y sc
considera que asi funcionan los
que no varian mas de uno POI
100, por exceso 6 por defecto.
Habra, segin ell citado regia
mento, un Verifica or, que cobrarS
sus honorarios, encargado de ius'
oeccionar ell servicio y los apara
tos, llevan.io un registro expresl'
vo de cada contador con el
numero de mecheros que debe
alimentar, disponiendo de los ele,
mentos necesarios, para el exa
men, tales como manometros, con
tador regulator y ga: dmetro dc
pocos hect6litros.
Los tondos municipales de cads
poblaci6n en- que haya 8 Sc esta
blezca alumbrado' de gas, costea
ran un contador regulator que
sera embellishments comprobadt
por ell VeriGr ador.
Dice, finalmente, ell artirulo Is
dltimo del reglamento que veni
mos citando, que las Autoridade:
locales cuidaran del cumplimientt
de aquelIas disposiciones, aperci
biendo & los infractores dc cual
quiera y compeliendoles por los
medios lega'es. Omitimos otros
pormenores.
Llamamos la atencion psiblica
hacia estos particulares. De esta
manera, enterado cada cual de
sus derechos y deberes, el scrvi-
clio del alumbrado, que hoy deja
rbastante que desear entire nos,
otros, podra elevarse a la altura
que corresponds.
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AzUCAR.

Tenemos sumo gu,to en- con-
,ignar que en- Ia mayor Antllla
,igue tambien el a "a en- los pre-
clos d. azli ar. La animation
y las ventas en- los mercados
azncareros de aquella isla cont
ndan. De Londres, sobre to-
do, y Nueva-Y York, saben tam.
bien nuestros lectores que per>is-
tie ALI Ia buena tendencia en- los
precios de nue>tros aZllrares.
Lastima que este no hubiese
ocurrido hace cinco 8 seis meses,
cuando habia aqui tanto y tanto
azdcar por vender y que 4 inf
mos precios hubo Que exportar,
casi siempre en- c0mision!
\ suceder asi; como hubiesen
variado las circustanciasl
Mas no de3confemos; que siga
sosteniendose y aumentando ell
alza, efecto de las contrariedades
que sufre la remolacha y de las
pocas existencias del azlicar anti
ilano en- nuestro grandes Merca.
dos. Esto es 10 que nos hace
falta.
Los siguientes pdrrafos que de
la prensa cubana recortamos dan
idea de 10 que indicamos: del al.
"a que persevera en- la grande An
tilla y de la animaci6n para las
ventas que reina en- aquellos mer
cados sacarlnos.
Con el epigrafe Los emJarqueS
para Europa, dice ell Diario de
la Marina:
" Escribe In ISttuact6n de la Isabella
de Sagua que como las cotlzaciones de
Londres dan mas margen para operar
que las de Nueva- York, nuestros ex-
portadores Sc inclinan. q los mercados
europeos, y tenemos que ademas de los
muchos cargamentos envlados d Italia
e lnglaterra, sc preparan otros de no
eScasa importancia. Esto, uuido que
la exportaci6n para la Peninsula Sc ha
bastante, dara por resnlta-
dc que este ano, pesar de ser algo
mayor la zafra que la pr6xima pasada,
ira mucho menos azdcar nuestro & los
puertos de la Union.
A no ser que Ell vista de la situaci6n
clara en- one Sc va pouiendo el azllcar,
los retinadores y especuladores del Nor
tie mejoren sus ofertHs, los embarques
para Europa no solo continuardn, sino
que toularan grandes proporciores.
In naccha de los mercados ingleses
nos permite aagnrar un poryenir mas
lisonjero, J no lejano, para nuestro
principal artfeulo de exportacion.
De FL Inlpa, ciat de Trinidad;
"Ya empieza sentirss en- Trinidad
Ia inaaenela del al3a J dsl regular
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RECAUDACI0N.

Ell resultado que por todos con
ceptos tiene la recaudaci6n total
correspondence al mes de Ma.
vo hltimo asciende a la suma de
1928 1882, cifra satisfactoria,
que, comparada con la de 277,531
81 obtenida en- igual periodo del
afio anterior, ofrece la importan
tisima alza de S50,74I-8O.
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Los telegramas via San Tho.
mas anuncian la muerte del gran
poeta frances Victor Hugo.
Sc estaban tomanio precancio.
nes en- Paris para evitar que les
funerales diesen lugar d una coli
sion politica.
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En- atenci6n a la solem-
nidad del pr0Ximo jueves,
CORPUS CHRISTI, y 81
guiendO la piadosa cos
tumbre establecida por la
prensa, no Sc publicara el
BOLETIN MERCANTIL
correspondence al yier-
nes 5 del que cursa.
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one los teinerarios entreguen su
iuicio d cayilaciones alb 'urdas.
Con arreglo a las citadas bases,
diariamente deben hacerse cnatro
relaciones de los pcnados dedica
dos al trabajo en- ell dia; con es-
tas relaciones 8 parties Sc forma
ran los ajustes de los pluS
devengados por cada uno, remi
tiGndose un ejemp'ar a la supe
ri1ridad, y todo clio servira para
las cuentas comprobadas debija
mente, publicandose ademis aqae.
las relaciones, como la heoho la
Gorefa de hoy.
Otros detalles de rigor polria
mos citar; mas, para aquella IN
,inuaci6n, ba>te 10 indicado.
Ademas de Ia Real Orden y ell
articulo del reglament citados,
algunos de nuestros colegas han
ignorado la circular que vi6 la
luz publira en- la Gaceta nllmero
Is de % lie Dicicmbre de 1884
Sin duIa, por 10 atrasada, la tie
men VA olsidada. Cen ella sc
orilIan otras dihcultades que sc
han querido yer contra la citada
medida del Gnbierno.
Ep esa circular preceptiva del
trAbaio de talleres en- el pref,
dio, sc exceptlAn los pena1os
que cubren de,tino1 niturale', y
es hien extrailo que nuestros
colegas no hayan di iho NADIA
del taller de carpinterla, que pof
esa otras disposiciones hay den
tro del penal. Las corporacio'
mes, dice la miSma circular, que
tengan a su cargo obras pliblica'
podran emplear penados en- la
mismas 81 al 10 solicitasen, agre
gando que cuando no Sc emplea
sen todos los confinados en- la
mencionadas obras, el Jefc dc
Preside proponga la instalacior
de tallercs. Y lucgo, en- el plieg'
de conliciones por que Sc rige Ia
actu,l instAlaci6n, Sc conslgn{
tambi6n la suspension de lahore
de la industria, cuanlo el penadc
tenga que dedicarse d los traba
jos de preferential, cue ia sabe
mos cuales son.
Despues de todo esto, invita-
mos a uuestros colegas para cue
mediten 81 hay un solo runto vnl
nerab'e en- 10 que preteuden ata
car, hacienda question ardua ,
complicada 10 que esta muy lego:
de serlo. \ digannos 81 hay en- e
presente case un solo purto qu'
Sc aparte de las leyes de pruden
cia, de raz6n, de legalidad y d'
|iusticia. Vcan tambien como su'
razonamien;os, hasta aqui, 40 har
pasado de simples argucias 8 d'
especiosos pretextos para atacal
por sistema 8 defender ciegamen
tc intereses no lastimados y ma
comprendidos.
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ACUERDO.

Sobre ID designation del sefior
Brusi para la candidatura de Di
putado Provincial por Ell distrito
de Arecibo. he aqui 10 cue ha
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EXAMEN ES.

Tuvieron lugar aver los de la
escuela de ninas.acogidas del Asi.
10 de Beneficencia. Presidjo Ell
acto una comisidn de la Diputa
cion Provincial cempussta de los
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A mayor abundamiento agre-
garemos que no tienen porque
alarmarse algunos industriales,
pues dcntro de un breve plazo
podran ellos optar al sumiuistro
y direction del Taller, como ell
aetnal; ademas. la mismo que
ahora, parece que venia hacien-
dose antes sin authorization de la
Superioridad nj del Jefe; Y, FOR
10 mi>mo, 10 que Sc ha consegui
do ahora es la rcgularizacidn de
aquel servicio, con beneficio para
el estabIecimiento y para ell preso,
10 que no sucedia anteriormente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-06-03

Reiacion de los individuos em.
pleados en- Ell Taller de Tabaque.
ria del Preside Provincial durante
la quircena Ultima de Mayo.
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GAcETA De HOY.

Nombsa6 Juez municipal del
distrito de San Francisco don
Manuel Garcia Salgado. LIE fell.
citamos.
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POR Los Dependencies.

In nuestra calidad de socios
honolarios de 10 Sociedad coope.
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CORRESPONDENCE nspncrAL
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"a de Londres como base de sus coti-
zaclunes.
Del mi,mo colega fechado ell
20:
Dice La Sttuaci6n de la Isabella de
Sagna, que d los importantes embar-
ques para Europa, para el Mediterra,
neo han saido mas de veinte mil tone-
ladas de azicar cubano), hay que agre-
gsr los de miei que va empiezan. Una
casa de aquel mercado ha vendido pa
ra Liverpool quinientas toneladas de
miel de mascabsdo dulce y buena q
ounce centayos gallon, libre d bordo,
8 sea a un equivalente de % centavos
Currency ell los Estados- Unidos, es de.
cir, a 81 centavos gallon sobre las coti-
zaciones actnales en- ell mercado de
Nneva- York.
Concretandonos d Puerto Ri.
co, he aqui 10 que dice Et Pueblo
de Ponce correspondence al 2S:
ala venta mas alta que Sc ha efec-
tCado desde ell alza, ha sido 220 boco-
yes ven~idos por d. Miguel Rosich, de
su hacienda Santa Isabel, d SO. 80 de
clase selecta, ell extreme que hemos
dido decir d personals competentes que
no hay mas alla en- azlicar mascabado.
Desde entonces hay calma. Los ha-
han lido tan arriba en- sas pre-
tensioues, que han causado con clio ell
de los comerciantes, cuyos
limites no Iegan con mucho los que
pretenden aqu6llos.
Un telegrama de la Capital dice que
Sc han hecho ventas ALI q $3.37.
Las noticias de Londres y Nueva-
York sigQen siendo tavorables."
Por liltimo, un telegrama re
ciente de Nueva York, via San
Thomas, dice; Noticias del mer-
cado expresan un aumento de un
diez y seis (avo) en- el precio del
azlicar. =
No cumpliriamos nuestro de-
Der 81, tras 10 que precede y que
juzgamos muy interesante, no re
comendaramos su lectura d nues.
tros hacendados y cxportadores
del azucar,
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r yogK. Eprll 1.-THE activity
We" i,,, shares asaS come to an abrupt
1n,ft "ni instead OF the lively trading
''it tre7aiied last week albj was eX-
Nh.,I' n have set Ga for good. 1here has
rse'l ra;l,;n., of auv account DONG for
Fsp.,osf ryc,days Standard and Sutro
qaS 1 which were recently SO active,
Iu .s Jropped out If sight on to-day's
hla. ,. Savage sold at ., Argenta
H 1,s 1ita at 60, Consolidated Pacific at
a. a y pirmouth at l61a, Bulwer at IS and
D. To,;oHI Consolidated at Lilo.
uS Tpg YORK, April 14-GovernRaents
;at nth an advance Of e in 4s.and
4 tIs and decline of * in IS. There
+z3oi farIy well distributed business in
WI ";igsy bonds, none of which were
. stiv except Erie seconds and West
s SII, frsts. and they only in the early
sn n.t of the day. The total
par pr. were $4,000, q decrease
;sam Yesterday of $4,000 Prices
his. his evening we're generally higher than
On. stil close of Yesterday. Stocks remained
J ,Ti and festureless. There were few
l -tnots to-day which fluctuated as much
ssI ner cent. and the total fransac-
a Cons n were only 0,955 shares. The first
+ -,ice wers generally at or shade
5b hove the closing quotations of last
spe but they we're followed i'm
n n,ediateiy by slight decline and ex-
t .rsT dullness. which continued with
sIiebt fiuctuatiens until 2 o'clock.
IN the last hour some activity was in
i1ssd into a few stocks, especially
pasi6c Mail, Changers, Vanderbilts and
iacEawanna, and the market finally
-Iossd somewhat fewerish at prices that
are pretty evenly divided in NUMBERS
1 rstEeea advances and declines, as COM
rsred With last evening. 1t was given
ont today that the Pacific Mails quar-
terly Hleesing, to consider the question
1.-THE dividend would be held to-mor-
row and the usual amount would prob
a,ly be declared. on which the stock
sOld M to SIX. at which it sold early in
the day, TO 53]s in the Last hour at 527s,
= gain OF l peg cent.
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Western Stocks.
SAN Francisco. April ii.
Foreign Markets.

LONDON, April 14.-1L30 a.m.-Con
soils opened at 941s for both accounts
declined to 94sl, recovered to 947s, and
are now 945s. Russian securities opened
at S2A and are now S215.
LONDON, April IA, noon.-Stock mar.
ket has a downward tendency. Home
and foreign funds weak.
LONDON, April 14.-1.30 p.m.-Consols
now 945s for both accounts; this is q
below the closing figures of last night.
LONDON, April IA, p.m.-Consols for
both accounts now 81 GIG.
LONDON, April 1850 p.m.-Consols
947s for both accounts.
LONDON, April IA, p.m.-Consols
945s for both accounts. This is 4 be-
low the closing last night.
PARIS. April 1.-THE Bourse opened
this morning very fat, but at midday
they had rallied. The improved feeling
did not last. however, and the market
closed depressed. The political outlook
is regarded here rs very grave, and
fears of financial troubles are enter
tanned.
LONDON. April 14-Stocks closed fat
although not at the worst prices of the
day. The fortnight's settlement pro-
ceeds satisfactorily. There is com
piete absence of even minors III regard
TO failures.
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Metal Poison.

am a coppersmith by trade, and during a
series of years my arms (being bare when at
work. have absorbed a wonderful amount OF
metal poison. Having scrofulous tendency
from my youth, the small particles of copper
and brass would get into the sores, and by
this process the poison was conveyed into
my blood till my whole system became in
fected. l was treated with the old remedies
of mercury and iodide potassium. Saliva
ton followed, my teeth are all loose in my
head, my digestive organs deranged, and
have been helpless in bed for over a year
with mercurial rheumatism. My joints were
all swollen, and lost the use OF my arms
and legs, and became helpless as an infant.
My sufferings became so intense that it
was impossible for me to rest. The doctors
advised me to go to the city hospital for
treatE ent. This could not bear. friend,
who has proved friend indeed, urged me to
try Swift's Specific, believing it would cure
me. Others discouraged me, but | secured
a. few bottles, and have now taken two
dozen bottles. The first effect of the medi-
cine was to bring the poison to the surface,
and brok out all over in running sores.
They soon disappeared, and my skin cleared
off, Ny knees, which had become twice
their natural size, have resumed their usual
size, and are supple as of yore. My arms
and hands are all right again, and can use
them without pain. The entire disease has
lef. all parts of the body save two ulcers on
my wrists, which are healing rapidly. lam
weak from long confinement, but have the
use of all my limbs This medicine is bring
ing me out Of the greatest trial of my life,
and l cannot find words sufficientto express
my appreciation of its virtues, and the graft
tude feel that ever heard OF it.
PETER E.. LOVE, Augusta, Ga.
NnWN a
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,,.w Yor. aiming Market.

~ Yqgk. April 14.-Bar silver,
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New York Stock Market.

NV YORK, April 14.-Wan Street
suck market opened tame this morn
ing and developed no new feature dur
ing the first hour. The first prices were
generally irregular. but in many cases a
traction higher than last evening.
Changers and New York Central being
prominent Tor advance. The first prices
we're Immediately followed by decline.
which extended from 4 To q. Lake
Shore and Pacific Mail were among the
weakest on the list, while Changers held
veil.
NEW York, April 14.-Wall Street
Stocks dull, with a range of fluctuations
limited, At noon prices were generally
Traction higher.
NV YORK, April 14.-Wall Street
Stocks quiet and steady till about 2
o'clock, when they became somewhat
sctiye, strong, and then feverish on
European war news. The market
closes feyerish at prices generally a
faction higher than last evening.
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British Grain Trade.

LIVERPOOL, April II. 1890 pm
Wheat again firm, with active demand
prices higher, holders, however, offering
freely; California No. l advanced from
Is sd a rs 10d per GENITAL, the closing
price of yesterday, to Is Sd q Is lid;
California No. 2 from IS 3D. a Is I'd to
rs Cd a Is Sd, and red western winter
from rs sd q IS Id to IS 10d a IS Sd.
LATER.
Wheat-Firm, active demand; holders
offering freely; California No. l, rs Cd a
rs lid per Genital; California No. 2 rs Cd
q Is Sd; red western winter. rs 10d q
IS Sd.
Confirm, good demand; new
mixed western IS Id per GENITAL.
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Malarial Poison.

spring dried up the wells, and we were COM
oelled to use water from the creek on the
plantation. The result was that all were
troubled with chills and fever. carried
with me several bottles of Swift's Specific,
and as long as took it, had perfect health.
AS soon as ceased taking it, /, like the rest.
was afflicted with chills. When l resumed
its use, l was all right again. We have used
il in our family as an antidote for malaria
poison for two or three years, and have
never known il TO fail in a single instance.
w. c. FURLow..
Sumter Co., Ga, Sept II, 1854.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed
free.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co., Drawer 5. Atlanta
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.Ntw YORK. AfGii l4.-In the dry
goods market, clothing and woolesls
of gHention extended them and fal.
lowed by an improving volume of sales
.for.immediate or late delivery. In othes.
departments there hns been very little
doing and the market, so far as agen1.,
eye,asncerned. is very aEiet to dull.
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Bo,,., Boston Wool Market.
-'aains a 5 april 1.-THE wool market
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. ..srnKN MARKETS..
PetroleH
yxrk Money Market.

yesz. April la.-Petrolesnn-
,r6Gi ss c5os@a77'a4.
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rhiladclpi.sa wool Market.
New York dry Goods Market

PHILADELPHIA. ApzH 14.-Wool. quiet;
ilpriaes nominally unchanged.
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ad
in
atendedto Satisfaction
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chicago Cattle Market,

Catn. CHICAGO, April IA.
ssak on ,,H6,eceipts 6,40O; steady, rather
80 pOn IGdugh and thin grades, 600 to
100 6OunggS steers. 40 a $50; 1 $50 to
5slefs ~ go a 600; stockers and
'tlo Sssor ReGeipts, 81 600. epeued
y: 44S et y weaker; rough and
Essag, 4.G0 ~ 40; packing and ship
~ " 4'S5; light bacon AS q
Is Is q 3H7eeceipts, $500, steady; shorn
"@42s ~ ~ooled $50 a 800; bulk
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Chicago Grain Trade.

CHICAGO, April 40 a.m.-The con-
d.ilOns were all of bullish tendency at
he opening on Change this morning.
The Russian war cloud appeared more
9D9ilnouslly threatening than ever, and
British Consols were reported at the
i0Vest point at which they have yet
oeen quoted. In addition the visible
supply showed large decrease, and the
uoP reports were no less gloomy. The
A4fKet IN consequence was again very
MSng, June wheat advancing to 81,
WIN lew sales as high as 941S. but offer
Ivy AZ these figures were large, and with
Ie ADVANCE in Consols the market fell
S SSch to 93H, then up to 93A, now
9s! May wheat opened at 80, now 91H.
oa!lhg orders from the outside was
gun large and based in large measure,
AVA Has asserted, on bad crop outlook /;
ro,l nrm at Az for May; oats, So May !;
FV G, LAO May; lard, 7.05 May.
,D odIlCAee, April IA, l p.m.-The wheat
. sa,Aet closed excitedly, higher, with
~. aStr buyers at top figures, and with a
lug lug OF great strength, apparently
EFIs1'aallmg; 9lI cash, 92% May, $50 a
Nv. y, "'I5 W Jf[2 july.
gSsvvi.lltMo5S5tTrong, higher; 4S1s, cash 1917
6oy 4S1s June.
y 1SSS@5@cSS by higher; 367s q 361z
'TTE; 56A June.
Thisky-l5.
~ AFTERNOON.
,, wOAeat-Excited. lower, on peace
Si -T us, closing S7L April; 913s May !;
g sS1 ~ @ I lower, Az April; 49,
RTss-IIktower; 36ls May; 36sl June.
Ppaalfisey-Nominal.
TTuufi5Sr1lLoWer; 12.35 Nav
RRaaIndi33GOwer; 7.05 Nav.
,aoGISeura meats = Firm; dry sailed
dl5 a. q; 4.oO q 400; short rib sides,
G6 ~; short clear sides, $50 q
Thisky-Firm.
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-04-15
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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-04-03
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Onr single dosI of B4ilrv's Saline Anori n,
wil cure it nine times u ten -lscs j.. the m g.
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uHr. u cores constipation, rigoue0r 5, .'.-
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lrt'n sHo, ana clear
when Won need q nIrg1'ive-trV H. 1arrt
Bottles 50 rerts. Il is IS pleasant - ! s.Asa ~
f- soda sv4t~- sold -"-T~'ggare.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-04-03

THE memorable logic OF facts get
away with the Gazette, and that live
ly paper has infinite difficulty in ma
king the world believe that that part
of Texas on and west of the one hum
bred and first meridian Is fine agri-
cultural region, or fit for anything
else than vast grazing region.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-04-03

The New- commend- the appoint
ment OF Hubbard to Japan very
warmly, and it has also some very
sweet words Tor the great granger,
anent the Hamburg consulate All of
which is very pretty, as well Is very
appropriate.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-04-03

THE worst thing Speaker Foster said
during the session was this; When
he was replying to the address of the
pages on the presentation to him of Il
ring, he hoped they would all come
back there some day as members, The
BOYS didn't deserve that.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-04-03

Tucker, ">imple Remedies those
hard times are being fully apprc-
ciatcd by the people. Experience
will tpu