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Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-09-22
To The Delegates to the Convention.

The eyes of the democracy of
Bingham county will be upon
YOU to-day. You have been selected
as the representatives of your party
and entrusted with most important
duty-the duty of naming a ticket for
the coming election, If you make no
mistakes to-day the victory will be
ours in November. The party is ripe
for victory and if we fail short the
failure will be due to mistakes. and
mismmagement. Besure you avoid
these and all will be we'll Put your
heads together, act calmly, deliberate
ly and IN accordance with your best
Judgment As far as possible. all
things being equal, give place on
the ticket to all interests and to all
parts of the county. AS The NEws
has repeatedly said, no member of
the party has the right to make per-
emptory demands on you; he can pre-
sent his claims but he can make no
demands, Weigh well the qualifca-
tions and fitness of each candidate
before You make your selections with
care and deliberation. Name tick.
ct that your opponents can endorse
even il party allegiance will not allow
them to vote for it. Candidates, pos
sibly, will not be lacking and you
may he beseiged and besought with
many varied and plausable represen-
tations of success, but keep cool, fol.
low the guiding star pointed out by
your good judgment and name only
such men as yoar Judgment tells you
can be elected. Steer clear of all
candidates who would advise an ex-
change or swap for themselves. Re
member If ones qualifications and fit
ness cannot make hum win, he cannot
win before the people by chicanery
and sharp practice, Then again, let
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-09-22

harmony and good feelings run
through your deliberations and youi
meeting If each one of you cannot
lead in the majority, let the maiort,
lead each one of you 1t is principl,
Of democracy that the majority shall
rule and let this principle govern you
in your meeting. The News has con
fidcncc in your judgment and it trusts
it will not be disappointed. You have
credited us with faithful work and
with expressions of earnest desires
for the success of the party; now give
us a winning ticket and We will be
happy.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-09-22

s;rain sacks at West 4 Drumilcrs.
'Dld papers for sale at this Office at
cents per hundred.
campaign Handkerchiefs, Badges
4 Pictures al West & DrnmiIers.
Bl,nkeis, flannels, Underwear at
- never before se.n north Of the
.lh Pole West & Drumilers.
aud Linseed oil by the
Ia can. or case or barrel. also
E-ago and 81 Louis White Lead
H. PioNEER DRu0 SToRE.
kcsl your weary sale and buy
Il snd Shoes al West 4 Drumiler
Rics that deiy composition,
eartles buying lots in the new Gem
n shoald buy their monuments.
II. etc.. 1t Brown Marble Works.
/ Lake His work i first class and
es low down.
Brrsh new guo~ls very dne Evapo.
u ApiuoIs, Rvaporaicd Peaches,
pora,,sl pTunes, Evaporaied nee,
ass, common dried Apples Ground
Brrirs a, West 4 DrumilrrS.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-09-22
Feather Flowers.

lLaiies every where arr hunting
slhiug ncw for home adoFnments
Hr arr many things lhcy ARE fore.
= purchase and many little devices
can ge, up themselves One of
arts lhcy can bc taught at home
lAal d making different kinds of
PR Flowers and Ornaments This
b taught in = short time and ai
expense Parties desiring 20
4 vii b" given full instructions
.ssSO For particulars address
iiEa PLoWER Co. BlAckfuot.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-09-22

Supt Ressequie was no little wor-
ried because of the non-arrival of the
pay checks for the employees at Poca-
tcllo that they might have visited the
fair. lie ordered them TO be on hand
IN time but for some cause unknown
they were delayed. He will see where
the fault lies.
j.. NJ. Capps, Industrial teacher at
Fort Hall Indian school, exhibited a
fine lot of vegetables at the Fair He
took the premiums on melons, beets
and turnips.
Roanoke river, q little stream away
over yonder amid the brown hills of
Virginia, upon whose waters we have
padded in boyish glee, many canoe
has been Is feet above high water
mark and destroyed over S2.000.0G
worth Of property. The like was
never known before.
IL our convention will allow no
'.wabbling on the gudgeon. no put
up jobs, no manufactured ticket cut
and dried for the occasion but will be
governed by good judgment and calm
deliberation, the November sun will
rise upon a splendid victory at the
polls as it did upon Napoleon's bat
tlefeld at Austerlitz.
Mr.. O'Dell, of Star Valley, Wyo.,
came TO Blackfoot last week IN search
of daughter who had tired of home
influences and sought them among
strangers He traced her to Soda
Springs and thence to this place where
she had found employment at the
home of Mr.. D. Morgan. The father
was delighted to find her and she WIS
glad to return.
1t is TO be hoped that every dele
gate 10 the county convention will
consider himself above bartering and
trading candidates. II is wrong to
swap one candidate for another and
the people will refuse to elect every
man who may buy his nomination at
the expense and sacrifice of another
candidate. Swapping candidates in
convention is ruinons. When man
has strong claims for an office let him
win or fall on the merits of his claims
A good old North Carolinian who
was at Eagle Rock Thursday said he
would tell his people Of the wonder
ful productions OF Idaho as exhibited
at the fair and more, he would add he
never saw such an orderly. sober and
respectful assembly on any fair
grounds. He only saw one man in
that immense crowd who was drunk
or rowdv and he thought that he
ought TO feel so ashamed having so
disgraced himself that he would but
his skull open against lava rock
DIED-At Soda Springs. Idaho. on
Sept 18th. 1888, Eunice Clemens.
aged 6 years. months and 4 days.
She was born at Miners Delight, Wy
oming, April 18th, 1882. She had
just reached that age which made her
the JOY and delight of the household.
Bright, lovely and amiable she was
loved by all her little friends. Tie
remains were conveyed TO the cemC-
tery east of town. and after few re-
marks by her former teacher, they
were laid III their last resting place.
The bereaved parents have the sym
pathy Of the entire community. G.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-09-22

To the County Convention, to be
held at Blackfoot Saturday Sept %.
Blackfoot Precinct-James Bum
garner, Presto Burrell. Ed Creswell.
Eagle Rock-W. G. Ellis, S. j. Gen
oways, ii. Storer.
Pocatello-J. VI. Bennett, G. W.
Eichelberger, $ Z. Kerr, f. Keiser.
j. b. Mullen.
Henry-Thomas Evans.
Beaver Canon-T T. Ryan.
Oxford-Hiram Hanson.
Soda Springs-Thomas Womack
and j. p. Smith.
Chesterfield-Harry King.
Rexburg-Sam Swanner and Sam
Jones.
Gentle Valley Collins.
Camas- Fitzpatrick and Mackin
Willow Creek-John Storer.
Market Lake-P. III. Madden.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-09-22
Connty prImanes and Convention.

AT meeting of the Democratic
Central Committee of Bingham coun-
ty held at Blackfoot, July Is, 1t was
ordered that the Democrats of tue
different precincts of Bingham county
be requested to meet at their respec-
tive voting places, Saturday, Septem-
ber Sth, and elect delegates to the
county convention to be held ut Black
foot, Saturday; 22d day of September
The object of this convention is to
nominate candidates for the various
county officers to be elected Nov. 6,
The apportionment for delegates to
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Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-09-22
~ From Beaver Canon. Idaho.

'pllowing described work horses
lay lmrse, . years old, stripe in
\ aOs backed, weighs 100, bran.
! C0 left shoulder and A II on
i NIGH white hind feet, collar
! M nay horse, 0 years old, white
wv saddle aud collar marks,
Il Il" . you lbs, branded (s) on right
II and shoulder and i = on left
and shoulder.
nm pack horse, 10 years old, star
/ IVY, nead, weighs 900 lbs, saddle
MN, marks, branded J u on
Il uoulder and A Il ON right thigh.
brone 'Olrsl horse, . years old, weighs
/ y, ,allued :, = | on left shoulder and
N" On right thigh, saddle marks.
I s,,. Information ,,,, leading to their
II. - VIII be rewarded. Addtess
spencer & Co, or
Nuy.. A, TEDFoRp.
:" lanon, August 1871, 1883,
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-09-22
HEAP COUNTER
Mrs. ). L. HOlbroek

established 40 a Cheap Counter on
|Ed Goods:
|lics' Laccs.
Dress Goods.
straw Hats,
and Gloves.
anu oil summer goods at cost.
VasIy aud be convinced.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-09-22

A fine peice of CHA Crockery Civ.
en- away with each can of State Bak-
ing Powder at West & Drumilers.
Boots and Shoes al fearfully low
prices, Hats and Caps, West & Drum.
ilers.
A very fine Blended Java and
Mocha Coffee 4Octs. West & Drumilers.
Pickles Poets per quart, Macherel
15cts. DER pound West & Drumilers.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-09-22
MONEY TO LOAN.

gonsy to loan on well improved
esiale Apply at
TuE NEWs OrricE
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-09-22
TO E. ID. GRIFFITH

Will you please communicate with
II. H. Severe, Oakley, Idaho. ANY
acquaintance of the above named gen
tleman who knows of his address will
confer favor by directing his atten-
tion to this or sending his address to
II. H. SEVERE,
Oakley, Idaho.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-09-22
Utah 4 Northern Time Card
O,euIng and Closing Of Nails.

sybe postotllce hours at Pocatello
II hereafter be as follows:
IN DAYS from s a m. 20 s p, m.
SUNDAYS.
m TO 10 a. IA. A 6. pm. to Z pm
JAS, CAMPHEL, l.. NJ.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-09-22
rnnycntion is as follow.

1t is recommended by the commit
tee that each precinct ut its primary
elect an alternate to the convention
so that, in the absence of the dele.
gate elect the primary viii not be
without personal representation in
the convention.
]. NJ. BENNETT, Chairman.
NJ. G. SgNTER, Sec'y.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-09-22

Al the postofiioe AZ Blackfoot, Idaho,
llierss s',a.,tssion as second class mail matter.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-09-22
IHE IDAHO NEWS.
EVERY SATURDAY
,oRxAX JONES, Publisher.

orlers for Job Work OF any kind
4 he Promptly attended TO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-04-29
BANOs De COAWO.

Cojos, tullidos, reuma.icos, sscr6fu-
loros. disl epsicos, herI etIcos, teoi'es
y tisicos en- cnalqnier grAdo, qnien
quiera que seais, Iobres 8 rieos, sALios
6 ignorantes, QUE padeEcais slgana en
fermedad del cuerpo y hssta del alma
yA sabeis donde es'a Ia pisciHa; EN- los
conocidos y acreditadi,imcs Bados d
Coamo A Ia jutta fsma de que goEAp
esas termas, hay que sgregar b J 10,
notables mejorAs iGtroducidas en- snt
insta laeiones, donde Sc ofsece 4 los b.
nistas toda clase de eomodidades cor
nn esmerado serviclo J numerosas }
ventilaias hAbitacionrs en el Hctel res
tAurado.
CusntA, ademA', ell hoy propietArio
de aqnellcs Bsnos, que be rablio els
var Ell es.sh' 'ecimisn,o D una 4 an
alturs, con buenos eoehes para traslA.
dar pasaleros dssds Oagua', Guayams
Ponce,
Is epoca estA 20 eueims. Hay gran
pedl1o de- habltAeionss. AVaso 1 los
1olisntes J neessitados. DO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-04-29
.A.LCALDES.

Enviamos nuestro amigo, don
Francisco Molina, la mas cordial
enhorabuena, por haber merecido
la confianza del Gobierno para re-
presentarle en- el pueblo de la No
ca. Tiene este sefior m6ritos y ap-
titudes sobresalientes que nos COM
'placemos en- reconocerle, y garan-
tizan su buen acierto en- aquella
Acadia.
Igual enhorabuena enviamos a
nnestros amigos, los Sres. D. Fidel
Hernandez, don Florentino Lopez,
don Heraclio Esparolini que han
sido nombrados para otros pueblos,
como Sc We en- ell extracto de la Ca
oeta, 10 mismo que al seilor Barrera;
cuyos individuos son honrosamen-
to conocidOs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-04-29
EUCALYPTUS GLOBULUS,

Los Sres Fonalledss Hsrmanos, d.
Ia jurisdiction de Toa-bajs, poseel
vsrios ejemplares de este interesante
arbusto, q prop6sito para ser trasplan-
tsdos:, y que detallaran d precios con.
vencionales.
El que los interess puede entender
SO con dichos Sres., 8 ca ests Capital,
con D. Jofe Maria Sanjuan. Al
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-04-29

A MIS- ACREEDO RES

Pasa el tempo, y Sc aumenta la
deuda, Y Sc acabara ell capital.
POGO falta para cumplirse dos
amos, sin que una transaction haya
podido presentarse q ultimar IN
asunto de propios intereses, y con
la cual bubiera yo de salvar la pc
nosisima situacion que me rodea,
hoy tan dificil.
Carga sobre la finca embargada
las contribuciones reales y NUM-
cipales, aSi como Ia asignaci6n de
o. diaries al Depositario, ademas
Ia inutilizaci6n de los pastos de las
vegas, 6 alquileres de estas para Ia
branza, por Ell estado de interim
dad Gu que se halla este asunto.
I'm NAL, ocasionado por falta
de provision de algunos, sin prove
cho de nadie, y con notables per-
inicios 1 mi situaci6n.--
Acepto que el comereiante, cum
pliendo y llenando los deberes de
81 cargo, no omita tempo eli In
gresar en- GAIA 10 que produEca ID
actividad de sus ejeroicios, pero 81
10 idea es castigar, agravando ca
da dia mas mi situaci6n, proteste
que fui, soy y seIe hombrt do bisH
sin que sea IN titulo que me apro
pio indehidamentej mas no me har
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-04-29
Telegramas via S. Thomas

New-York, 21.-Un despacho di'
ce que despu6s de una leve mejo.
ria, ell Emperador de Alemania ha
recaido, encontrandose en- criti-
ca situaci6n.
Id. 24.-Ha ocurrido en- Paris
una collision entire los boulangeris-
tas y una multitud de estudiantes
que gritaba, ] Abajo Boulanger!
] Abajo Ell Dictator!
Las redacciones de los peri6dicos
boulangeristas han sido atacadas,
asi como heridas y arrestadas va
rias personals.
Id. 24.-En Yuunam { China un
espantoso temblor de terra ha oca-
siouado Ia muerte de miles de per-
sonas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-04-29
dado tismpo q probarlo oportuna-

dado tempo q probarlo oportuna-
mente.
Aun no es tarde, y l!enarian IN
deber nombrando un encargado
habil Y otivo para allanar las di,.
ficulta!es que Sc presenter, proce-
di6ndose 4 una soluci6n completa,
Y asi po,ltia 20 zanzibar de este cs-
tado, aun indeciso, al que ,lebo ocu-
par, pues ya basta para estar CO.
miendo y visr;endo a expensas
ajenas.
No dudo SO me olga, porque de
otra manera, pasa ell tempo, J Sc
aumenta la deuda, y ell capital Sc
acabara.
antonio Serbi6 QuiNones.
Abril 26 de 1888.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-04-29
SODRINOS De ESQUlAGA.
fORTALELAT.

CaaA dc glFos y eognlsi6n. Agen.
tea de loo corEvos de EApAhA y
CompaEIa Atlas Dc los KssAlos-
GnldoA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-04-29

Muy senior milo Y amigo: De pa
80 en- este pueblo, he podido obser-
var el peri6dico La Tos del Pueblo,
que We la luz pdblica en- la villa de
Agaadilla, el cual, en- su n1mero
46 de Is de Abril cursante, articu
10 de fondo "Causas Y Efectos,"
pone de garantfa a su aseIto el
pueblo de uni Residential, Aguada,
de donde soy Depositario munich
pal.
Nal suministrados han sido los
datos que Sc le han tacilitado, pues
en- aquella villa estan rendidas to-
das las cuentas municipales hasta
1886 a 81, y formalizado y aproba-
do su presupuesto adicional, que ha
de refundirse en- el ordinario de
1887 q 88.
Con respecto a deudas (quien
no debe en- los tiempos que CORE
mosl, sabe muy bien ell Director
de La Tos del Pueblo, Alcalde que
ha sido de aquella villa en- 1873 y
| "A, las causas que motivan su
existencia hoy. El Ayuntamiento
actual NADIA tiene que yer con la
recaudaci6n al Estado, que ha re
nunciado. Quisiera haberme diri
gido al propio Director de aqueI
peri6dico, para que rscti6cara, pue'
estoy en- la seguridad de que nc
10 haria, temiendo caiga pOr su ba
sc ell fu1damento de su articulo
| De V. con toda consideration 81
affmo. amigo y 8. 8.
| Q. B. s. NJ.
J. Celestino MOret.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-04-29
GUIA LOCAL.
sues De C. 6. SAENz @ c.

fAPoarAIs1AEs 1 EAPuATAIsoaE.s.
afaa lsaEks sNtsv 80 espssAss pssRsapaiea
ratlkeanass Dc E.psss, i,la As C@as4. Esssass,
UEl4os lag AsafFs.
Agestos as = CeupaatA IfsasslAssaa As
vapeses is fgsglsaa, AAs~a , -. Aa Gaia
Agrages at "a C&taeAAs = IS ssg#Fss Autsa,
nsas ~ LAsys lag8s TAs !slsNssss~g
ss@ay a Atsas&a8svA Lsaska
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-04-29
aAcETA DE HOY.

Sc convoca q los electoTes d.
Dorado, Toa-baj4, Ha.illo, Aqua
dilla, San German, Anasco, SAINTS
Isabel y Quebradillas para Comi'
clos Municipales, que tendran lu-
gar los dias 13, IA 15y Is del pro
ximo mes de Mayo.
Nombrados:
Alcalde de Naranjitc, D. Flo
rentino Lopez.
De- Coroza', d. Jaan BArrera.
De Luquilio, D. Heraclio Es-
parolini.
De- Manati, D. Fidel Herman.
dez.
De la Noes, D. Francisco NJ
lima.
Nuestra enhorabuena q todos.
Real Orden sobre exhortos en-
material civil.
Por Ia Real Hacienda Sc paga
ran en- Ia pr6xims semana las 81.
guientes facturas de turno:
Dia 30--Facturas nGms ISL 1927
Dia 1-Faoturas NUNS. 1853 y 54 Sorteo II
Dis 2--Facturas NUNS. 155 y 1856
Dia 8 3-Facturas NUNS. 35 d Sc crror o.
Dia 4-Facturas rdms. 81 3S p'A -
Dia 6-Atrasos; Facturas importantsS 1000
pesos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-04-29

Don Enriqas Dias de Guijaryo.
JGes do Ia Instanoia del distrjto
dc Catedral de esta Ciudad.
Por providsncia de este dia dictads
en- los autos ejecutivos que sigue el
Prccurador d. Tonis Oaballero en- "a.
presentation de 10 Sociedad An6nima
de Credito Mercantil, contra den Ale.
jandro Visder, como Administrators
Depositario de Ios bieues de don Fran.
cisco J don POncio Bnt6, sobre psgo
de % 500 . intereses, se sacau { pdbf.
CO subasts en- quiebrs, 90 aeciones dsl
Bsnco, dnsro S720 al S77o, inscritas
1 nombre de don Francisco J don Pom.
clio Bus6, que se encuentran dc mani.
tietto en- 10 Sociedad sjecutante han
sido tssadss en- $50 cAda acci6n. Di.
chos bienes han aldo embargados co.
mo de la propiedAd del deudor en- an
csrActer expresado, y Sc venden para
psSar 4 10 Sociedad An6nima de One.
! ditto Mercsntil, 10 cantidad antss az.
prssads y las costas, debiendo celsb,sr.
50 81 rsmate . los 8 dias de ID pnbli.
eaci6n de este edieto On IL Gacsis "a.
eiAl, 4 les 10 De IL msfisna en- este jug.
gAdo. Lo qne ss hace saber al ttbli.
90 para conocimiento de los que cuie.
ran iptsresarse en- 10 snbasta, advirtien.
dose que no se admitira postura oue
no cnbra los dos tercsras parties del
justiprecio, , que los icitadorss para
serlo tendrAn qne consigrar preyiamen.
te en- el JuSgado una csntidad igual Al
l0p 8 del importe de la tasaei6n: "a.
vutiSadose ignAlmente que en- h &c.
tualidad, he veucido el vigtsino diyi.
depdo de dichas Accionea, que asciends
4 o. seis nl. sstscientas cooe dies mi.
.es,mas por acci6u, enyo henefic,o eus.
d1fA en- favor del remAtista.
Dado en- San Juan do Pnsrto-Nico.
lklB de Ahril de lsSS.--Enriune Div
Do GuiiarsO, 81 Esctibaa0, tosl N,s
SAMOAN.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-04-29

En- 10 naturalization de las sales, el
desprendimiento de calor predomina de
una msnera general, pues en- los expe.
rimentos de Andwers, Thomson J Bert.
holet, nc Sc hailA un case en- que los
1esultados calorimetricos fueraa ne
gativos en- esta especie de combanicio
mes. Pero en- las disolucioneg de las
sales inorgAnicas, 90 ofrecen las mis-
mas circunstancias que en- 10 formation
de los cuerpos inorgAnicos es decir, que
sxisten reacciones endost 9rmicas reac.
clones exotermicas. CitAremos dos
ejsmplos:
I'll pirosulfato de potasio 81 c. Ka
mas aqua desprenden AGO.; y 81 sulfa.
TO de potaeie mono A,ico So HK, ab
SCRIBE al disolverse en- 81 sgua 3,2S CO.
loriAs.
Hay multitud de reacciones y com
binaciones orgAuicAs inorgAnicas,
mas de las 70 demostradas, que goxar
de facultades tGrmicas positivas 3 ne
gativas. las cuales seria largo enume'
far. Nos concretaremos 4 las "a cits
das, que mucho pruebsn 10 pfesenciG
del csl6rico en- las a6nidsdes quimicas
Estss estGn sujetas & tres periodol
caracteristicos, que vAmos & citar 4 con
tinuaci6n, para finalizsr nuestro traba
jo; y son, ! saber:
l.. Principle del trabsjo moleculsr
"La eantidad de caller dssprendid.
On xna reaeeiSn eHaiguiera, nide I
sEwa de los trabqjOs quimicos Y fisi.O
empleados On dicks reacei6n."
2. Principle de las eqnivalencias ca
lorifcas de las transformaciones quimi
cas-. "Si TN sistema de cEerpos simple,
teompHestos, toaGdos en- ee1dic'oAes ia
rSro6Ies 8 dsteyminadas, experiment
eam5iOs Tsieos 9nimicos capaees d
cordEcirlo d IN Hnero estadO, Ia ca,
tid6G de eaior desprendids D a6sorb,0
Por :! sfscto de ssos eambiOs, dspeno
nnieamente del estado inieiaI Y del Q,
tads final del sistema; y, eralguie,
qxs sea Ia nataralexa y ekrso del 9.
tGdo tntermediario, serG sies9pre
MiOma."
s.. Principle del tSsbajs maxim
/" Tsdo ear'6io gnimico eoasHmGdo 1
EH cEcrpo, sin Ia interrtnci6n de IN
energia ertroHa, tiende A6cia Ia pr
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-04-29

AnascO, Abril "A de 1888.

Sr. Director del BOLETIN MER-
CANTIL.
puerto-Rico.
The Forrest City times., 1888-01-28
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