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, 1886-06-12
DISGUSTING !.

There is nothing SO discouraging and
disgusting to a person as TO pay a good
price for a garment which is sure to fade
after a months wear. We tell you when
our goods are liable to fade las most fancy
colors do in this dry climate), and we
guarantee every garment fit perfectly.
The following are some rare bargains:
Mems Navy Blue Middlesex Suits
(hese goods are warranted fast
90
Mems 4-button Getaway Suits,
Black Diagonal, worsted.......... 9 90
Boys (Long Pants) Fancy Mixed
ChcviJt Suits....................... ) 50
Boys (Short Pants Navy Blue
Suits. :.......-..-.-.--...$i 90 x ) 90
Fine Silk and Satin Summer
Scarfs.....".--.-..,.... 80
Latest Style Collars. ...........l5c, 20c Il %
Lates; Style Cuffs...........26c, 35c 4 40
Men Gauze Undershirts ....... soc, q IS
Mems and Boys Mackinaw Straw
Hats........--..........Sl 30 to i 90
Boys Straw Hats.......-......,25c to | 50
Best Mems Shoes on earth for the
, 90
French Cali, Hand Made, Oxford
lies u w
Boys Calf, Kid Top. SHOES. . 90
We could 20 on and tnumerate a hun
bred other articles that are very reason
able in price yet good in quality, but our
space will not permit it Don't forget,
we give one chance ticket TO three hand
some presents for every one dollar worth
bought in our Boys and Childrcn's De
partment for boys from > to l6 years old.
Catalogue mailed free ON application.
Skinner Bros. K Wright
Cor. 18Th and Laurence SIS. Denrey'
, 1886-06-12

Mr.. Peter Durham, the antiquarian
bookseller under the odd South began
business in Boston sixty years ago as u
vender of apples and beer, to which he
soon added "A small stock OF books, has
now 10000 rare volumes, and n while ago
sold the lot OF which his old book. shol
stood for $4,000 Chicago Journal.
, 1886-06-12
SKIN,'us e %' ;;1,,,

uUMILTATING Eruptions. Itching and Burn
IL ing skin Tortnres. Loathsome Sores and eV-
cry species Of Itching, rcsly. Pinply, Inher'
tied. Scrofulous and q, %ntagiuus Diseases If the
Blood, skin and Scale, with Loss Of Hair, iron
infnncy to old aye, are positively cure by CurI-
CrRA, the great skin Cure and CuTIctnA
soar, IN exqu site skin Beautiiier. externally
and turTcuRA k~hsoLNENT. the new BloOo
Purifier. Internally.
, 1886-06-12

Outing Monthly, Harper's Magazine,
Godey's Lady Book, Century. Monthly
Magazine, Waverly Magazine, Scientific
American. The Sporting Life, Omaha
Bee. Cheyenne News Depot, opposite
post Office.
, 1886-06-12
A Great Victory
A Terrible Case of Scrofula
Cured by
Hoods Sarsa oariIla

I'm the winter of 1879 ! WIS 4f'1cked with
scrofula in one of the most = % ray,tnG forms.
At one time l had no less Than thirteen large
Assesses over and around my neck and throat,
continually exuding an offensive mass Of
bloody matter disgusting to behold, and
almost intolerable TO endure. 1t is impossible
TO fully describe my suferings, as the case
was complicated with Chronic Catarrh. After
three years OF misery, having been treated by
three physicians, I was worse than ever.
Finally, on the recommendation OF W. j.
Huntley, druggist, OF Lockport. 1 was induced
to try Hoods Sarsaparilla. And now, after
having taken twelve bottles, within the last
twelve months, the scrofulous eruptions have
entirely ceased, and the assesses have all
disappeared, excent the unsightly scars, which
arc daily becoming smaller by degrees, and
beautifully less ! do not know what 1t may
have done for others. but ! do know that in
my. case, HOODS Sarsaparilla has proved an
effective specific indeed. AS an evidence OF
my gratitude l send these facts unsolicited,
and l am ready to verify the authenticity Of
this cure. by personal correspondence with
any one who doubts il" A. Rob-
KRrs, East Wilson, N. Y.
This statement is confirmed by W. j. Hunt
icy, druggist. OF Lockport, n. Y. who calls the
cure a great victory for Hoods Sarsaparilla.
Send for book giving statements ofmany cures.
Hoods SarsapariIIa
Sold by all druggists. 81 six for IS. Made
only by c. I. HOOD g. Co, Lowell. Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar.
, 1886-06-12

/ was afflicted with Eczema ON the Scalp.
Face, Ears aud Neck. which the dInge 1T where
| got Your remedies pronounced one OF the
worst ga es that had come under his notice He
advised me to try your Cur.CuHA REMEDIES.
and after i've days use my scalp ANA pat of my
week To have my ears. neck and the other
part of my face cured
HERMAN SIApE
lpo " lrtt SruvFr Npu NnuL
, 1886-06-12

Delicious ice cream and the finest
water with all the various fruit
II. III. Ellis.
, 1886-06-12

Lave been afflicted since las March with q
Skin disease the doctors called Eczema. Nj
lace was covered with ~cabS aud sores. and the
itching and burning were almost unbearhble
Seeing your CuTtCuRA REMEDIES 50 hig,lN
recommended. | concluded 10 give them Il trial
using the CuTtcUHt and C%urfcUKA soar eN'
ternally, and ~kfsoLNrNr Internally for foui
months / call mtseif cured. ia graft udc foi
which 1 make this public statement
MRs LARA a FREDERICK
BROAD BROOK, toNN
, 1886-06-12

Cuban lemonade is usually water spoiled
by sugar. But the beverage that is made
here more deliciously than in any other
part of the world is horchata &c which |
have previously referred in these papers.
Horchetd is really almond milk. Almonds
are pulverized to an almost impalpable
powder, and to this is added the very
finest quality of sugar, the mixture then
being diluted to drinking consistency.
Though it is II national drink and you can
secure il Mt nearly every cafe of the better
class, its proper preparation involves great
nicely and care. My great belliel friend,
in IA little box not ten feet square, OPP
posite the Plaza de Armas, is the prince of
horchata-makers in Cuba.
a tramp came out from Spain to get
rich in Havana, so he could return to his
country and command an estate and
title. He hired n tramp in Cuba and
and opened his diney little stall. But the
Spanish tramp knew how to brew divine
horchata. lie ate with the Chinese, slept
on the floor. sold his nectar faster thar he
could make it-for he thought he pre-
served his secret even from his helper by
locking himself in and the public out Mt
any non of the day when another brew
ing Of horchata was needed-until his
swiftly accruing riches drove him mad
and he suddenly disappeared. The calm,
rotund Cuban tramp took his place the
next day. For some reason he has never
had even one helper. SO the story goes
with IA shrug. But the money
changers OF the quarter that crowd
each other in shops of the same size and
dinginess, where M%ercedares and Obispo
streets come down to the plaza, whisper
to you that he who remained in the dingy
, 1886-06-12

Wedding and visiting cards in great
variety at the leader Office.
, 1886-06-12

MA and reliable Medicines arc the best
Nv TO depend upon. Acker's Blood Ell
ixir has been prescribed for year, for all i'm
puritics ofthe Blood. In every form Of Scrof
ulous. Syphilitic or Morcurinl diseases, It is
invaluable. For rheumatism. Inns no equal.
Pcarsc K McGill. Druggists.
, 1886-06-12
THE DRINKS OF CUBA.
BEVERAGES THAT ARE PALATA5Le
AND WHOLESOME.


a List of Di-tInc:ivciy National Drinkt
which Delight tn. Citizens of Havana
a..
w "
Divine H"rchnta-
Tbara il M, evsn n sentf,pant ngninsl
Itorar drinLinn - CT. Va In cub,
ra, Iii ro, and drruLarI Leave ms
TO- ,ha discussior of othara sot,irg down
tho bare fac, All liouors thot we know
= usad ,raeIv Rnt what IA n drink nj
Honor here would NOT aavor the breath of
the average American. And besides.
native and distinctivelv national beverages
ore remnrknhIe 4, her md varietv
some NJ them are ca beaIthful and
delightful that they should become better
known
Tha naroloe = ,ha hasoof rrivas,i
drink in cuba They nre simnIv little
snovy,yhite Io,vaa moJo hy ouicLIy IA, tino
whinned white. Of agrs 10 which supaI
has been added Two ~ these are tempt-
inglv laid imam tho ton of yonr glass of
water and n lone slender spoon is also
served Tho delicate n~nnaIes are dropped
in the glass. Thoroughly stirred un.
III diIntcd In the water when
4nanalesr ia readv for drinking
Naraniado ia simnlv Snanish for orange.
ade Three or four prent. luscious oranges
are reduced to min. n little pulyerized
sugar il added and n bit of finely broken
ice stirred i'm. the whole forming n splen.
drink or n like nature and similarly
prepared is refesco de nina. for which one.
half of n preat iuicy pinenpple is used. a
pineapple so lnrre and luscious that the
American feels thnt he hns never before
known this fruit. The last two beverages
are regarded as meat and drink by the
Cubans. G~uanayana or literally sour.
son. Is made from n fruit of the same name
containing n min of The consistency al
white cotton. interspersed with diminutiye
black. beanlike seeds. This food contains
n sub. acid of remarkable flavor. and the
beverape ia n~nrticuInrIv nalatable md
wholesome. holding the highest Of any in
Cuba
EXQUISITE IN FLAvoR.
Tamarindo il from III. fruit of the tam.
arind the tree beinp considered the most
beautiful of INV on the island. Enormous
quantities of preserves made from the
tnmnrind fruit nre exported to Europe. 1t
il exquisite in flavor. possessing both
sweet and acid properties. which give 1t
great demand for use in n form of a bey.
craze Auua de coco is the clear
LIQUID of the green cocoon. nut. which. as
the rIpeninp process progresses. becomes
milky vhite until absorbed in the forum
, 1886-06-12

Legal blanks at the Leader Office
, 1886-06-12

In all its branches by W. ELLIOTT, on Eighteenth
street. one door west Of the old stand. Singlefoot-
All kind of wagon work done first class.
, 1886-06-12

Courtesy of Nyo. Archives &
, 1886-06-12

Successor to H.. s.. Oliver. FIRE INSURANCE.
None but time tried and fire tested companies
Cheyenne, Wyoming.
, 1886-06-12

CHEYENNE, WYOMING, operated by the Pa
cifc Hotel Company, Lesses of all Hotels and Eat
n Pacific Railway Company. Transient rate 50. 90
, 1886-06-12

~. 9. BAIRD and A. g. CAMpBELL), At
torneys-at-Law and Notaries Public, CEey.
second floor, Stibbins L. Post 8 bank block.
, 1886-06-12

DR.. n !. maynard Tenders lsnd rs his st p%tsdona sns services ,iSGs, to the 9S Fl.
Room 100 across hall from Dr. R@s Williams Teephone No A.
, 1886-06-12

ATTORNEYS AT LAW. Office Della
ware Block, Cheyenne. Wyo.
, 1886-06-12

REAL ESTATE, LOAN, AND LIVE
STOCK. Ferguson street, Cheyenne.
, 1886-06-12
BUSINESS

ATTORNEY-Ar-LAW.
Room No. 4. Idleman Block, Sixteenth
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-05-02
UN GOZO EN- Ell POZO.
Con ell epigrafe Una carta, di.
ce La CiUilizaci6n de Ponce:

Con ell epigrafe Una carta, di.
ce La CiUilizaci6n de Ponce:
Et Liberal de MAlrid, del dia 5,
habla de una carta one le ha dirigido
don Julio Vizcarrondo, en- la cual dicho
sefor hace constar que no hA pretendi-
do nj pretendera jamas ser diputAdo
por ningun distrto de Puerto Rico,
que 81 A'guien, sin consultarle siquiera,
ha tornado su nombre, y resulta electo,
10 que cree impossible, renunciar& Ell
cargo. Qae 9l entiende que las Anti
HAS deben regirse q la mauera de las
colonias inglesas, por la autonomi'
& Dice w. Por consecuencia de la
expresada sctitud del sefior Vizcarron-
d., ell Comit6 liberal ha enviado un CO.
misionado Madrid encargado de di-
suadir al sefi>r Vizcarrondo de sus
prop6sitos. Di,ese que ell nomba-
miento ha recargado en- IN psriodista
lie esta localidad.
Tenamoa, pues, que por ahora
Sc lie ha caido q Ell Pueblo ell 60
20 en- un pozo.
Annque 10 sintieramos...... -. no
podriamos llorar.
Francamente hablando.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-05-02

Y a todo este, los hijos del ce-
leste imperio no cesar de amena-
Ear a los yankees con que Sc
aperciben a tomar represalia, san
grientas con los compatriotas de
aquellos residentes en- territories
chinos.
iCuidado 81 la bomba est ala
que los chinos como rencorosos
= testarudos es fauna que Sc pin
tan solosl
Nos parece que los antchinis
taS de los Estados Unidos van
por NAL camino.
ST 10 que acontece con los chi
nos en- los Estados Unidos aeon
teciera en- provincias espanola:
lque no dirian ciertos moderno'
archi-Iiberales que no tienen DO
ca y pluma sino para ensalzar
todas las cosas de la Union Anne
ricana, y censurar y acriminar
las de Espana, para ellos retro
grada, para ellos opresora, para
ellos reaccionaria?
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-05-02

y enfrena sns pasiones aparenta q
to1os sus actos exteriores ell mayor gra-
DO de hnmiIdad compatible con sd ofici o.
ell Garzon da riendas 4 ese conjunto de
vehemencias que ciegan la razon y dan
paso d las graudes injusticias de Ia
TERRA"
Francamente, no seran envidia
bles las deducciones que, respecto
de Ell Agente, haga ell pdblico al
comparar Ia carta del P. Garz6n
con los HberaltsimoS desah go,
del airado colega.
Lectores:
AL N Agente lie pasa 10 que al
peje bien cogido.
Cuanto mas sc revuelve Y Sc
sacude, mas enganchado queda :.
Y la claUada de Ell Agente ha
sido de ordago......
Y pOr uu Jesuita
Por ESQ al colega le GUSTAV
tanto, y lie son tan simpaticos, y
tan agradables los jesuitas.
Pero ell espacio es POGO, ell
tempo vuela, y el sayO aquel que
han puesto d E! Agente tiene
mucha teia de que cortar.
Seguiremos tijereteandc.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-05-02
NO NOS PESARA.

Copiando un comunicado, que
vi6 la luz pdblica en- Mayaguez,
contra Ia Sociedad Propagadora
de la instruction, a la cual Sc di.
rigian severisimos cargos por Va
RIOS padres de familia, hicimos
aigunas consideraciones tenden
tes a procurar que Sc remediase
ell NAL denuncisdo, case de exis
tir, 8, cuando no, d que Sc pusie.
sc en- claro 10 revelado, para hon
ra y decoro de la misma institu-
ci6n.
NADIA hemos recibido en- con.
trario d. a4uellas afirmacione>
graves, mas Ell Anunciador Co.
merciat de aquelIa ciudad, muy
eortesmente, nos suplica que sus
pendamos ell juicio sobre dichoS
particulares, hasta que Sc haga
luz en- dicho a'unto, y entonce,
dice, que veremos quienes son
esos padres de familia que tales
cosas han escrito contra la Pro-
pagadors de la Instruction.
Efectivamente; asi 10 hacemos,
v asi 10 hicimos desde el princi
pio, deseando que todo aquello
resulte inexacto quizas, 8 exaje.
RADIO, pues no somos partidarios
de que Sc extiugau fuerzAs crea.
das, 81 van q buen fin.
Esperamos, pues, la ocasion de
tener prueba fehaciente en- con-
trario, ocasi6n que con gusto
aprovech .remos, hacienda Ia de
bida justicia. No nos pesara one
las acusaciones resulten infunda-
das; antes bien, 10 celebraremos, y
mucho.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-05-02
CORRESPONDENCE ESPECIAL
DEL
'BOLHTxN MERCANTILE" !"
Paris, "a de Mario 1885.
FRANCIA.

Ha pasado Ia Ultima qnincena sin
novedades de polftica exterior. Sc
esperan noticias de Ia llegada Ton
Kin del Residente general M. Paul
Bert y de los Residences subalternos,
encargados de organism los protscto-.
radios de Ia Francia en- Tonkin y On
AMMAN, pero como Ia organization serG
necesariamente lenta y no provechosa
para Ia Repdblica, Sc piensa POGO en-
ella, porqus 81 pueblo sabe que Ia expe-
dici6n mi.itar 4 los paissS del extreme
Oriente ha sido uno de los m&s funes-
tos errores de los Ministries pasados.
Entire tanto continhan tranquiIamen-
te los deslindes de las fronteras de ID
China y de Tonkfn. Los representan-
ties de Ia Francia y del celeste imperio
Sc ocupan de tales Operacionss con ARE.
glo q 10 convenido en- Ell tratado de
pax.
De la question de Madagascar no po-
demos decir mas que el Residente gene
raj, M. Myre de Vilers, Sc embarcark
ell de Abril para ir Tanansrive, Ca
pital donde cambiar&, con Ia Reina de
los Hovas, Ell tratado de psz hscho con
el gobierno frances, hecho 10 cual Coz
merzara D organizsr al protectorado,
que sera mas nominal que Elective.
Los demGs asuntos de politica exte.
rior est&n en- suspense por ahora. No
Sc piensa en- Ia question del Egipto, '
en- pnnto ( Ia de Oriente no se he he
cho mas que dar ID Gtecia conseioa
de reAexion prudente pafa que no pro-
mueva una guerra que no conssntirkn
les Potsnciaa de primer orden, qus na.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-05-02
CONTRA UN MINISTRO.

No bastaban, por 10 que Sc ve-
rA, los atropellos y desmanes CO.
metidos en- la Union Americana,
recientemente, contra los indus
triosos sibditos del celeste impe-
rio, moradores en- territories gan
keeS.
No bastaban tamafias muestras
de la tolerancia de aquellos con
los chinos sus huespedes. Falta
ba una muestra especial, y esta
Sc nos exhibe en- las siguientes
lfneas que de Las NovedadeS de
Nueva- York copiamos 4 CONT
nuaci6n:
"E2 tnsWltO al Mlnistro chino. La
arbitrariedad de que ha sido vfctima ell
nuevo ministro de China en- los EsUa-
dos Unidos, sefior Chang Yin Hoon, {
lnanos del administrator de Ia aduans
de San Francisco de California, senior
Hager, reviste mayorss proporciones
ahora que Sc ssbe que dicho autocrAti-
co cabalIero tenfa 6rdenes del ministro
de Hscisnds para recibir con tOdA clase
de atenciones y cortesias Al recisnlle-
gado diplomatico.
81 Alarde tonic de Mr.. Hager ls cos
tara sin duda ell empleo, porque no es
probable que Mr.. Cleveland, que habia
recomendado eficaxmsnte Sc mostrase
la mayor defsrencia al nuevo ministro,
con ell cual 80 trata de entrar en- ego
ciscioneS para reformar ell tratado vi
gente con la China, deje pssar sin cas-
tigo tsmafo desacato y desobsdiencia.
Ell ministro sAliente de China en-
Washington ha llamado sacramento 10
atenci6n del Secrstario de Estado sobre
la descortesia de que ha sido victima
su successor y Ie ha trasmitido nm tele-
grama del Consul general de China en-
San Francisco dOnds Sc participa ell
suceso.
lPues, senior, ha llegado a tai
extreme Ia inquina de aIgunos
yankees contra los chinos, que va
nj 4 los Ministries representatives
respetanl
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-05-02
FL PARTIDO UNCONDITIONAL.

NADIA menos que tres colum
mas ha ocupado EI Criterio de
Humacao en- un articulo que titu
la e. McOndicionaIismO; 10 que es.
q 10 que debiera ser.
En- dicho articulo, que ha side
engendrado, sin duda, bsjo la in.
auencia de algun ataque nervio
so, de esos que a menudo suelen
darle al colega, POGO mas ha-
ce que lamar tres 8 cuatro dps.
ahogos contra ell Partid0 ncon
dicional, que esta muy por enci-
ma de las animadversioney de sus
gratuitos adversarios, de algunos
de sUs enemigos de siempre, pues
otros va van viendo claro y dan.
do d cada escuela 10 que cada
escuela sc merece.
Al decir de aquel peri6dico,
ellos solos, los reformistas, son
los dnicos que ssben ser verda
deros patriotas, y nosotros, en- es-
ia materis, somos tan inCOndtcio-
males, que estamos dispuestos a
aplaudir d qoien quiera ser mas
patricia que nosotros. Precisa
mente es 10 que deseamos. Que
haya mucho pstriotismo. IQuG
maestro Sc averguenza de los
progresses de sus imitadores
Pero III Criterio es asaz y en-
demasis susceptible. Solo por-
que en- alguno que otro pueblo,
result6 anulada, por vicios de ile-
galidad, una election, pone la
lanza en- ristre y..... iqu6 al
garabia de palabras lcuanto la
tinajo!; ique de amenazas y de
insultos A yer que tiene ESQ
que yer con los verdaderos prin.
cipios del Parttdo mc0ndicionaI!
Sin duda que Et CriteriO SO de.
ia dominar por uno de los pscs-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-05-02
CUARTO DE CONVERSION.

A EI Pal, lie convene mostrarSe re.
gocijado por Ia election del senor La
bra. Por ESQ encabeza 50 nnmero de
hoy escrlbiendo con letras gordas:
!, Lobra!! e,ectO en- Puerto Rico, "a
continuation copia ell telegra en- que Sc
le participa tan fausta nuevs, y adem&s
dedica ell fondo q cantar las glorias del
nuevo diputado.
E! ndmero de Ell Pals de hoy So ha
sscrito para uso particular del sefior
Labra. Ell Pals teme, y con razon, 10
enemiga del diputado autonomista, 4
intenta Erase del vulgo) ponerse Ia
venda antes que le descalabren.
Ell Pals pretende dar una Satifsc.
ci6n al senor Labra, a cambio de los
disgustos que antes le ha proporcions-
do Y no cuenta con que ell sefior La
bra tiene talento bastante para no de.
jarse sorpreuder con estos entusissmos
de Ultima hora.
Extrahl!e q El Pals que los adver-
sarios no sepAn hacer justicia q Los
meritos del sefior Labra, y EL Pals 90
equivoca. Nosotros, los mayores ad-
versarlos del diputado antonomiSta,
sabemos apreciar en- 10 que vale al ora.
dor fogoso, al sbo!icionista incansable,
al sutor de La colonizaci6n en- la histO-
riz
No es diputado por la Isla de Cuba
''msrced d los faudes q artimaaas de
los reaccionarios" dice El Pals; frases
de efecto gus no har&n en- ell Amino del
sehor Labra la menor mella; 81 hubie-
ra habido interes en- sacarle triunfante,
se hubiera hecho con el 10 que con el
sefior Portuondo Sc ha hecho; darls
dos districts probableS; 8 Sc le h1bie-
ra puesto en- Ell Camagdey, que Os sitio
seguro.
A buena hora Sc recuerdan los ira.
bsjos periodisticos J academico del
incausable reformista; buena OCCASION
es esta de referir que uiflo todavia es-
cribi6 sl primer artfculo sobre Asuntos
de las Antillas, y que en- la CAmara po-
pular y en- ell Circulo Mercantil signe
incsnssble predicsndo Ia reforma = ID
abolici6n de la esclavitud.
La torpeza cometida por Ell bando
autonomista tiene abrnmados 4 nues.
tros adverssrios; y 10 function de desa.
gravios que Ell Pats celebra q deshora
en- sns colunuas, nj desagraviar& el
senior L1bra, nj nos engafiA d nosotros.
Los antonomlstas cnbanos son los
que Sc sienten mas of,ndi los con 81
superioridsd; es mucho hombre ell se-
nor Labra para los autoDomistas; es
mucho abolicionista ese, para los que no
quieren la abolici6n.
"LG ansiedzd pab icG estG 1tistsch1.
La6ra es dipatxdo. .....-.;" este escri-
be El Pals, y Sc dirige los suyos, su-
poniendolos ansiosos de este fsliz ra.
sult4do, como 81 realmeute 10 estuvie.
ran y como 81 ell dia cuatro no hubie-
ran podido demostrarle sus simpatiaa
en- los comicios, en- vez de qnitarls vo-
tos, para dArselos 4 otros candidates.
Al sef1or Labrs no Sc le engafa tan
fgcilmente, como algunos c&ndidos
lectores del part:do autonomista. 81
sabe bien 10 que valen estos 6ngidos
arrebatos que Sc escriben para incensar
al idolo de aver, caido hoy, para evitar
que ell amigo de antes Sc convierta en-
adversario q csqsa del desaire que %
lie ha inferido."