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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-25

incomes pay the heaviest burdens OF sus-
tanning the government. All incomes un.
der $1,000 should be exempt. Between
$1,000 and $4,000 It might at least be 9
per cent, and from $4,000 TO 500, 900 1t
might well be per cent. Above that
limit II should not be less than 10 per
cent, for an income Of 100000 repre-
sents, at per cent, fortune OF almost
s2,0oo,0OO, and il T. the true policy Of the
government TO discourage the accumula-
ton Of such vast fortunes in the hands Of
few Vanderbilt's income Of S2O,O0o,-
900 should be taxed not less than 10 or 20
per cent. There are dozen on more men
in the country whose incomes are notle
that 81, 100000. They ought to be made
bear large part of the cost Of the gov
ernment.
OF the 000,000people In this country,
probably million have incomes above
$1,000. 1t Is to their interest TO prevent
the Imposition Of such a tax, but the
other 50,0O0,000 have an interest in 1t that
ought 20 be first considered The country
has twice the wealth that it had In 1866,
when the income tax revenue went above
SG0,000000. The same rate OF taxation
would now bring to the treasury not less
than l50,0O0,O00 year.
The present system of raising revenue
by an import tax is rs unjust and burden
some rs the system Of an income tax is
fair and equitable The man who
has an income Of thousand dollars a
year spends it all, and the proportion
given to the government and TO the manu-
facturers is probably $3.50, or 20 per cent.
of his income. The man whose income
is 500, coo u year probably spends s25, 900,
and of that amount not above $4,000
goes 10 the purchase of dutiable goods,
for which his tax is S2500. He pays "a
per cent. of his income in the shape OF
taxes, while the man with the hundredth
part of his income pays ten times as
much, proportionally. There are thou
sand men with incomes of $1,000 to one
with an income of 100000. The thou
sand pay % per cent tax, the one pays %
per cent tax, II the proportion were re-
versed there would be more Justice in it.
If Mr. Mills will make this subject the
text of speech upon the iniquities of the
tariff, he will attract the friendly notice OF
the country, and do himself and the cause
of humanity much good. We have only
limited at it, Let him ampliiy the sub
ject and it will disclose rich fund Tor
thought and logic and defamation,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-25

PnoroGRAPHY has reached a wonder
ful state Of perfection They now take
photographs almost lite-size, with brill
liant lights and deep shadows, far more
satisfactory than the portrait in oil pro-
duced by the ordinary artist. HAYES,
the leading photographer Of Boston, has
recently taken from their boxes some old
deguerrotypes, among them pictures Of
Webster, choatc, whittier and Emerson,
and made almost llfe-size photographs Of
them They are OF great value and inter
est and represent these great men at thclr
best and IN their prime.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-25
"sho Takes the Cake. -
sAN ANGnLo. rnx,, Jan. y. /,

SAN ANGELO, TEN, Jan. -. lSS6,
To the Editor OF the Gazette;
Our city of about 1000 inhabitants is
not Incorporated, and we will show W
records with any incorporated city in the
state for quietness and cleanliness. We
have fine system of water-works, and
claim as fine an ice factory as any In the
state. We have a well-directed hook and
ladder company, and will have hose and
carriage In few days, as they are on the
road. Building goes on, and business Is as
lively as II this were railroad center, and
we think II viii be in the near future. We
viii have a road from one of two points
inside of year. All liues Of business are
good for this time OF year The cattle
and sheepmen win come out on top in the
spring. This has been the mildest win
ter we have had for years. This town is
the boss. We have the prettiest babies
and more OF them than any other town in
the state. SEE L LATER.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-25
TEXAS IN TYPE.
The Drift of Events IN Various Quarters of
the Lone Star State.

The Drift of Events III Various Quarters of
the Lone Star State.
The city of Calvert has money TO loan.
In Atasco county land is advancing in
value.
Kyle is making every preparation for
rebuilding the burnt district.
Bids are out for new courthouse in
kaufman county, to cost SCI, 900.
Hood county's assets, as shown by tab
ular statement, amount to S7,G5O4s.
Eagle Pass is doing a good business in
the shipment OF beeves by refrlgerating
cars.
1t Is said there was ten times as much
corn raised in the vicinity of Barksdale as
in any previous year.
McGregor has this season bought and
shipped over 5000 bales of cotton, and
several hnndred carloads OF grain.
Mayor John Henry Brown has been
chosen to deliver the animal address at
the reunion of the Texas veterans.
1t is said that there will be more virgin
land broken in Wichita county this wear
IMAM any other three counties OF the state.
Cattle and sheep in the country around
Copperas Cove are reported to have
passed through the extremely cold wealth
er safely.
The college at Belle Plain is nearing
completion. The building is of stone
three stories high, costing near twelve
thousand dollars.
The Pittsburg Gazette of the 20th
says \ good deal of cotton was in town
yesterday Notwithstanding the low price
and bad weather.
Granbury Graphic: Mr.. Larkm prest-
ldge brought two hogs to town on Wednes.
Gay January 10, one weighing 308 and
the other 402, net.
Inc county commissioners have &C.
cepted the new courthouse at lei paso.
IL is saiu To tie one Of the largest and
most imposing in the state.
A fine mich COW of Capt. r. b. Shaw of
frairleville gave birth to three well deyel.
oped calves. Each of the three was
alive when born but died during the tlay
The Corsicana Observer comments on
the Improvement In Bazette, not long
since an unienced prairie; now school
cnurches, shops aud stores dot the plain.
The wheat crops around Waco look fine
out IA otner places, owing TO the drought,
IL Is INN, partly due to its being put in
WIN pulverizers and of course sowed
a citizen OF Industry is receiving ma
terial to erect mammoth wagon and bug.
Ky factory 1t will be 100 feet by I75 feet
ana three stories high. When finished.
ne intends TO manufacture everything IN
the wagon line from a wheelbarrow to \
prairie schooner, and everything In the
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-25

THE protectionlst who thinks tina,
Randolph fuckers free-frade bias has
made him so unpopular in Virginia that
he is afraid to contest another con
gressional election is talking to hear now
his words sound Mr. Tucker is not the
man TO run away before the danger
comes. He is simply tired Of con-
gresslonal service, and probably wants to
90 to work and make a little money for
himself in his old age. The careers OF
our statesmen warn him that he cap
not serve his country on $4,000 a year and
lay up money for rainy day, Some have
done it, TO be sure, but the money they
have saved up Is not the residue OF theii
salaries after paying expenses.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-25

buggy line, feo,, ~.
Vanderbilt buell. hie
that runs On whe sSa'f al
The poor farm /, =.
has the right ma. = Wllt,
proceeds proc from cotton lsa 2 :.
pers amcnp tine ~ Y alsl
pa "a INTO the county N.Y. "
The Kosse potters ''S''s9
Monday shipped \ y. ana b
estine. where IL VIII 5osi4
iron furnaces at thn & ~ v W Il
this place Is Said n plse'
ltasca Signal. Th..
amount Of Improves
and around ltasca ,, ospi NJ, 4
ters.are in demand. Y. seF
southern part d to%u sgas
.. One by one the plous.,.
passing away. III our s q
week we note the d,
Claib Arrlngton,n on, ss'u Y
oldest, being eightv.es.~ h \
non, one OF Lomar's lsra' .M
The little town coo,I'
Wen named as 1t Is slto.,a. IA
o. . country steadiiy iSs y
tllng up with good I,s s's'i
natural advantages pn r.psn
reasonably expect a briss W. 4.
Abilene Cyclone, J.nn I, 's'''
titnl white swan, mes ss's
feet from tip ID I'm .' S
Deadman creek and bron VA
Its wings were broken y \
captured il, but with ca, y I, = &
saved. sa's Ml'
There is considerable WI.
the discovery ,, Of a gold loIss 's I /
county, Tex. Thirteen . NY, l
staked off and miners bs s'.'a
uvalde to work the mine pds ~
ty is south OF the central o ne' \
and not far from the Rin ~, y psls Y
Texas has increased h ~
3244 miles in 1880 to 0Iss 4 u, 1ss \
gain OF 205l miles. prs.a sS,l, I. !
point to great activity Il wv. Z
ing in Texas during The u,, 's "
but considering the ima s' "
enormous resources Of ,be y.
crease Is not likely to prove ~ y.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-25

PRESIDENT CLEVELAND calls it an
"abuse" that workmen in the government
service are not paid rs much for eight
hours work as the less fortunate brothers
outside are paid for ten hours. In what
sense are the government employees better
than other men, that they should be paid
90 per cent. more for doing tue same
quality and amount of work? And why
should the government pay 20 per cent.
more Tor work done for It than private
employer would pay? OF course the
treasury is full, with surplus of $685.
100000, but that is no excuse for spend
ing more for having certain piece OF
work done than private individual
would pay Tor it. TO pay as much for
eight hours work as is paid by private
employers for ten hours is to put pre-
MUM ON government places that will
double the pressure of oillce-seeking.
The eight-hour law is very good thing,
but TO give public employees its benefits is
to distinguish between them and other
workmen In manner that viii not be
pleasant TO those on the outside.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-25

TnE Times and the News told the peo-
pie OF Dallas that II they didn't raise
$4,000 for the Santa Fe road tlfey might
as we'll resign first place TO Fort Worth.
Two weeks solicitation, cajoling and bull
doing brought out $4,000, Were the
newspapers false prophetsy
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-25

SALISBURY says much Of the discomfort
in ireland Is due TO Gladstone's tacit en-
couragement Of the Irish longing for in.
dependence. salisbury's remarks about
Gladstone must be taken with grain Of
salt. Opposing political leaders are not
authority as TO each others designs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-25

"HERE's pretty state of things" AT
the first state dinner of the president
the band played selections from "The
Mikado" instead of the "star Spanglcd
Banner.n
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-25

AwAR between rival gas companies in
Baltimore has brought the price OF gas
down TO tifty cents per thousand feet,
The people viii pay for the present reduc-
tion when the cruel war is over. These
wars generally cost the public as
much as they come to.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-25

Had case of inflammatory rheumatism
of nearly all the large joints, accompanied
with high fever; gave Tongaline In drachm
doses every four hours, and aconite for
the fever; to-day my patient Is able TO be
out and doing well, w W. Baxter, Nj,
d., Herman, Ills
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-25

Parties having bills against THE Ga
zgrrE will please present them promptly
on the lst Of each month On the lVtn
OF each month every bill Of every kind
win he settleh In tull. II found correct
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-25

MORE than 5000 bills have been intro
duced In congress and 1t has not been in
session six weeks. Their subject-matter
relates TO everything under the heaven,
but majority are for the relief Of lndi-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-25

Wade Hampton of Independence, Kans.,
will compete In prices In thoroughbred
and grade Hereford bulls, delivered at
any place In the United States or Mexico.
Correspondence solicited at above adj
dress.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-25

Nervous debility, prematon (.
power in either sex, speedIls NJ
nently cured. Large booi
stamps. Worlds DISPENSE, \ NJ /
ISOLATION, 6G3 Main street, MAJ
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-25
rnr nNlErrr ARRoAp.

TuE GAZlrTE will be found for sale at the
places named In the following cities
street and H. schaGnCr, Grand Pacific hutel
ST. LoUIs, MO.-Philllp Roeder, b22 Olivo
street and Jas Oycrton, southern hotcl
HOT SPRINGS, ARK.--J. III. Davis " COr
Homer H. Bull. ii HirHhileld and 7. L, Greene.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-25

The Paris News is a very smart paper
but it would be puzzled to find anything
like a sneer in THE GAzETTE at Paris.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-25

siduals who try TO convince congress that
they have suffered and are entitled to ma
tionnl relief.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-25
A CORRESPONDENT at Marionield asks

A CORRESPONDENT at Maricnfeld asks
us TO
'Plcaso state in your next paper what time 1t
will take electricity TO go rou the globe and
oblge Il reader Of your valuable paper"
For short distances, electricity has been
found to t-avel at the rate OF 1914 900
miles a second. AS the distance around
the earth at the equator is less than $4,000
miles, at this speed it would complete the
circuit in one-elghth of a second. But in
practice II would not work 50 well, as the
distance would greatly reduce the speed.
1t requires more than second for the
transmission Of a message across the At
lantic ocean by the submarine cable In
actual practice, it would perhaps be i'm
possible to send message around the
earth, even If it was possible to have a
continuous telegraphlc line, as part would
be under water, and different methods
ere used for submarine tclegraphy. The
question cannot be practically answered.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-25

Hepatozone Is most eflcacious when
taken in small doses, largely diluted with
water, and repeated until the desired ef.
feet is produced
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-25
ROOMS ron RENT.

EOR RENT--A beautifully flnll
II for rent with board; also N
ers wanted. References requilri
Calhoun, corner second.
NOR RENT-Furnished rooms Y
It morton, between Second andIAh.l
Mrs. A. q. Walker.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-25

~s..,N :. .,uaa,sea 80. ,Asf~.s.. Sas,a,sia,
regardless OF denomination, have sab
scribed 10 build house for Mrs. Eoif,
the wid0w OF the Baptist minister who
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-25

pI.Jv "a yeai. Iiumcss an oI-
ders for subscriptions, with the
money. to
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-25

TIE GAZETTE has tho largest
bons-fde circulation of any daily
newspaper published in Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-25
WANT COLUMN
PERsoNaL.

wv ANTED-At oncc-gorp eSsl
w tiemakers; wages from Sl6kta
Nppiy az intelligence Gflice oyerpssa
INFANTS WARDR0BEs made Is I
i furnished complete, cmbraclrg \
fine sewing neatly done. sIrs. Eu.i
4Cti West RITA street y
INaE Peoples INTELLIGENCE md sr,I
/ oflice, up stairs over p0siont5
Railroads., hotels, farmers, mCfthrl
tractors and pri ate families uitfI
reliable relp, both male and lensk
ders promptly attended 70, Telepsda
q. w. Guynn, Proprietor
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-25

THE GAZETTE is the only paper in
North Texas that now publishes the Asso'
oiated Press kilograms.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-25
pROFIcssIONAL,

GkOE tsooAV-'e--.-rr-.s ~
E Is. MuNDY, attorney o. ,s ~
Ia. agent, Clay county, p'
Oflice In court. house. -. -, 8
DEN. r. TURNER q Co, iaw ssaa,r,
ID agents. Vernon, WilhArget M y
render lands and pay taxes, iui .ss,u 4
Of and perfect titles, buy, sell' ylsvt y
resent owners OF real estate. ,s nt I
abstracts TO Wilbarger, HaIpg,sss y
Knox, Baylor aud Archer coupN@
CATION a specially, ----..,,z,----i,1 ii''.
UyOOD, FISHER 4 EOhD'
w Law, San Marcos, Texas, Texas 80. 80
nAvls, BEAIL a ROjkks' r "a b
IL Councillors at Law. yfe'u c,Ih. 8
tional bank, Main street, fels ,, ,,..'..sik
nR. w. w. RoUTH, hcn ,.. az.
opposite the opera house: 0la z n
q. M. 1850 10 y. nj suhn,s'
Telephone, No. 200.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-25

~snfi es'ss- ,st' nsfVs. -. "sS~e '~i
consideration, $500.
II. 4. Turner aud wife to l. b. Crcwell
hhN n1reA ont OF u NJ DanieNs nne-thirtl.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-25
LOST.

II OsT-S3.00 reward for the return 81
IL and white pointer dog arsvu,.
Lost on Village creek last week "
lnh Mnin sfrpni
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-25
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

VIVIAN rED-To sell 1900 dried vas
w in splendid ndiiion Dgisl
dressed poultry and line meats d i
1913 Main st GET. j, H, Rod
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-25

VXYANTED-A southern laol !,
w hel self with responsible les y. \ /,
sent 1, IN her own locality vw1p 4
right party. Position permanent.
exchanged. Gay & Bros, " pa ~
New York.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-25
BUSINESS CHANCES.
MIsCELLANE0Us.

Mrs. TURNER la opened hsI VI
WI her residence, s25 Monroe w, h
prepared 10 teach oil, wafor.ce,lein,'i :,
luslra painting. also, charcoal y,
drawing. Her class hours aie " Z
Wednesday and Friday, from w
Work done TO order. y.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-25

MISS MORTON viii open ,s el's \
wi China and decorative pailhvosss h
lnered brass February !, loce, KIM
street, Specimens of WORK on
LII n Ennnnria alnra
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-25

agricultural implements aud
10 Mr.. VIM. Cameron az
Il Yesterday
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-03-12

iusti6car con tai motive cierta
clase de acontecimientos, hanos
parecido muv del case reprodu
cir aqui la defensa que en- aquel
asunto hicimos de dicho sef1or co.
mo dos amos ha, cuando va lle-
vabamos otros dos de persecuclo-
aes v desvios.
Ell mismo Sr. Ubarri nos pidio
mil ejemplares de la expresada
defensa, que reparti6 como tnvo
por convenlente.
A yer 81 antes 8 despues Sc ha
leido respecto de aquei plrtlcular
otra semeJante.
Recon6zcase, pues, ia iujusti.
cia de semejante imputacion, dni-
ca que puede decirae Sc nos hace,
y disimulen los que deben di l.
muiar ell que con ell expresado
objeto traigamos de nuevo a estas
columns ell recuerdo de sucesos
va pasados.
He aqui como Sc expresaba el
Director del BoLETN, defendien-
do al Sr. Ubarri en- uno de sus
ndmeros de aqueIla f cha, el mis-
mo Director que es hoy objeto de
aquella imputaci6n, y ESQ que ja-
mas fue tai su deber. Lease d
continuation:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-03-12

esfera. Pero no hemoS de volver
nuestra espalda a los principles
que siempre hemos profesado. No
Sc permita que en- ell olvido de la
indiferencia, en- discusiones este
riles y en- manifestaciones contra
dictorias, Sc agoten vitales fuerzas
de nuestra gran colectividad; Sc
pamos d que atenernos, y haya
firmeza para decir 10 que Sc siente.
ST Sc quiere ensalzar a uu idolol
hagase en- buen hora; pero, no Sc
trate al propio tempo de des-
truirlo.
Con ell Partido y por ell Parti
do hemos llegado hasta la cum.
bre. FL es arbitro de sus desti
nos y dueno de abandonarnos, y,
aunque va no es ahora de descen'
der, quedando en- la Gina, que he
mos conquistado, tras penosi i'imo
viaje, dispuestos estamos, 81 es ne
cesario, a apartarno' a un lado
para presenciar, serenamente, e.
triunfal desfile de los que aver
nos aclamaron.
Quedamos esperanto.
liable ell Partido; pero, liable
de una manera pdb.ica, ostensi
BILE, solemne y definitiva.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-03-12
Ell GENERAL FAJARDO.

EliIustre General FAjardo, que,
como saben nuestros lectores, re-
gresa en- el vapor directo a la ma
Dire patriA, no desembarco en- esta
CAPITAL, donde habia mucho de.
SEQ de verle, pot encontrarse algo
indispuesto. Un periodico de la
Habana dice que va Sc EMBARGO
ell general Fajardo uu tanto deli
cado de salud.
El no haber saltado en- TERRA
ell esclarecido viajero no impidi6
que le saludaran, como 10 hicie-
ron, 4 bordo del vapor directo, el
Excmo. Sr. Captain General,
otras autoridades y diversas CO.
mlsiones militares, enrre elias de
Voluntarios.
lQue llegue restablecido y cor
feliridad q la Peninsula el general
Fsjardo!
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-03-12

adiciouaIesrs cnbirse de a1elsntos
hechos ( lcnbricaltes.
Sc nos D tamben que una casa
aqui, que pajaba nncho en- el artfcu-
10 desde le mess, creyendo ganar
N ucho, sacuentR hoy en- difcuIta'
des.
RoN. -Mercab fojo. Cotizamos
l'l2d noralmenje por proof gallon
por ell dea.
CAFELas nticlas que tenemos
del Brason qie Ia sequis ha causs-
do dai1lonsiderables Ell muchos dis
tritos cteros, 10 que ha venido d di-
sipar esmor que re tenia de una CO.
sechs nstruo en- l886-87; y 81 NO
fuera mslestar general, podriamos
yer tsez transAcciones bastante i'm
portas q precios mas altos, sobre to-
do crdo hs constable una disminu-
ci5n existencias de cafe en- los prin-
cips rmercados de Europa, como de
ma a3 900 tonelsdas sobre las del L.
de Irero 1855, y que, segun calculos
de nte competente, Ia cosecha de
1887 dsrA probablemente 10000 to-
| neas menos que la anterior.
mercsdo en- genersl esta bastante
6f, pero Ia demanda dejs que de-
SC Sc han vendido algunos lotecitos
| 4 uerto- Rico de 62l... q 64I6d Ha-
,da; 67I... Yauco y 5T... por un To-
re Ii viejs cosechs, color palido
=. 8 40 por Yauco fno.
ARRoz La demanda ha estado bsS-
lte regular, pero pesar de clio los
Iecios han bsjado de nuevo, y pode-
os comprar hoy ell bnen Rangoou
lidad corriente para esa, 4 S'llAd cwt
ndiciones usuales de Liverpool. Las
de Liverpool para esu
la solo han sido de
4,750 sacos por vapor 4Arscibo, salidC
81 de Enero.
1900 id. id. id. EmiliqnO id. id. ;
:rriente.
9.20O id. id. id. PUsrtorrique6o id
|. Is ID.
Pesos MEJIrANos.-Valen hoy 453
Or onza.