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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-06-05

Die Ieetsn @orte bdtte @oloen ibr sus
ridseben t%Ounen, bod NAT er gu beuest,
ct bIitte, UNI es 81 p~erbergen, aus benz
6sniter, unb iaste, obne um3uiebn:
Sect pdre i'd nun bod germ cine Wsile
alIsin, Iortane, i'd min eiuinal unselt6rt
iiber bas, wouon mir seipro3sn baben,
nadbsntsn.
Ibrians psrIieB bas 5imner, ni5t obne
etuen beiorsten SIid auf ben alien Serrn
sswcrisn gu baten, Der iinnenb am 6eniter
itebn blieb.
9u5 unten i'm @artsniaal fonnte Ioriane
ibrer bstrIbtsn Stimmung nt5t Serr pers
ben, is puBte ieIbt ni5t wsBbuIb, bis
aImdbIi1 aus benz Nebel elm Bib ii1
eutwitelte, bas Bib SytranSs, an bas ber
@ebante Der beuoritebenben Erennuus fi9
i9loB. ga, Ct mar es, Der ibr bas Sorts
9eben i5per ma5te unb ni5t minber wie iie
mar aud er pom Der Na9ri9t Der nubsn
Nbrsiie bstroHen, ais er au1 Gbhlb ltd
pinttIi5 einfanb.
Sabeerinnerunsen wer6en seu05nlt6 In
ben Sanb sei9rieben, @inb unb @eQen
uerwii9en is auf tmmertar.
Nt9t 10 bisr, ueber Bel inn nod Bel tbr.
Seine Gimme ~sitterte, als er iaste: SIR
Inbenten wirb INNER in mir fortleben,
unb iie leste ibre Saub tn bic Seine obne
zines 8ortes md9tis gu fem.
@olben mar ebenfaus bsruntersetommen
unb bate benz iunsen Manne bic Sanb &C.
brift, aber nur penis seipro9en. Inter
isineu bt9ten Nusenbrauen beruor bate er
bic 8eibsn fill beoba6tst unb er wuSts
iett, baB Nbrtane nur unssrr unb init
idwersm 5erssn fortssben pirbe.
sSn benz tleinen &rsiie berri6te cine &c:
britte Stimmuns. Spbranb bIatterte mad:
ldsis in einem Bud unb Ibriane beiat
eben 70 unaufmertiam gilber, bic iie bereita
3pan3ismat bsisbn bate. @luubine ipisItt
itiu nit Der unpsrmeibIi9eu Buppe, bic fl
nit Spbranbs gsuiQisuns. in Wabams B
@nselsrape unmsetauft bate, unb bi,
Yupps ieIbit? Ste ALIEN MAI uupsrdn6srt
trus baiielbs la9slnbe, totette 9ef9t5er
3ur S9au, ais Oh I'M ie Der Iues beiu
Mlten ware. sic tannte peber Yersan
seubeit, nod @ssenpart, nod j3utunft
unb bod, wel9en gtnfuB bate ite seIteni
semadt auf bas 2sben Gbouus 9oIbens
ga iie, bic unbeieeIte 8uppe, bate bi
Wauer seritort, bic er I'M iid sesoseu, bin
ter ber er als unnubbares @eien ft9 per
i6anat, fs bate ben frsnsen SIid feline
Iusen FAINTER seuta9t, ben i~tarren aus
brud ieiner 3ise sernilbert, ietnen Wun'
gum Spreden g%eOffnet, ieipe 9er3 ber 2ie6
jusdnsli3 sema3t.
@as sabIreide Weni3sn psrsebens per;
iu9ten, bra6te..fie gu Stanbe. llnna6
fi4tIi9 5wanS fie BEN alien Sonberltns
ieinen 2ebensues 3u dnbern, unb imme,
tau5ten ibre reue 8erbiubete auf bic iein'
Gddtebr gu benz friberen 2eben unmOslit
ma9ten.
@irbe bic Yuppe nun au9 in bic 3d.
9ewarfen, 5ertreten unb perni6tet, fte bats
Die Ssfuns bod ssitirmt ; uiirben bic Elm:
NAL uereinisten @Iemente mad allen 8in:
ben aeritreut, fie muBten fi5 bod pieSe,
%Suiammen finben.
Dem alien 9elben Ieudtet es nod ni6t
Elm, bab cine &idtsbr in has 6be 9aus,
In bic fribsren gerbdItniiie our l1um0s:
li9fsit seuorben ct ertennt pobl bic 9tus
bernihe, aber er mibt ii9 ab, ibnen gu ents
sebn, pie bet 26we, Der, in ieinem &dfis
einsei9lOfen, einsn Guswss bur1 bas
Sitter iu3t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-06-05

9aS einsige Seilmittel, tpclfeS jas
slet6 auf bic 3biti9tstt alsr bieier Sr8ane,
tpirtt un6 has regelmaBiee arbeiten berielben
am ibnclIten pteber ber6etflbrt, icmtt ea5
2eihen an Der 8urSel aR8reIft uno beIetttst,
finp bic tpeltberi6mten
St. Brrnara trIntfr- pfufu.
; 0teie Yilsn iino nur aus R~lanjenTpHen
5uiammen8eIebt unb SpQfommen fret BON
Suediilber pber antern i6dplifeu SeItanbs
tbsilen. G5 reridume haber Riemane, ber
nit einem iener 2eibsn bebaftet 1T, rettBttts
5u BEN ct. Sernaro 8rauters Siaen
5u srstfen, trelde tets belfeu nnp guar piro
Elm 8eriu6 bieS ipfprt beitdti9en. :
Die ct. 9ernaro &rauter:ptuet 1ne tn
Npptbefen gu BADEN; YreiS uetlt @eeraubsautpet chung
25 Gents bic SdabteL fanf S6ahteIn fur 800;
fe tpsrpeu aud Sesen Gmpfaus hes greiiss IN bdar
cher Sriefmarten trseno rcbtu In ben Yeretutatsu
Gtaatsn, 9anaba cher europa fret j~u9eianit ren
p. keustaedter a Co. Box 2416, New York Cfty.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-02-03
LITOGRAFIA
DE
A.LYNN, SUCESORA DE Morris.

Constituida nuevamente bajo mi solo nombre, con
sompetente direction provisa de titles material necesao
un establecmiento de primer orden, contando
integente personal oezco al pdbco esta industrial pu
dendo ejeclar cuantos encagos hagan por dcles
compcados que sean la seguridad de que dejar6
hecnos todos los gustos lenas tcdas las exigencias
Tanto 10 simple tareta comoel artsco diploma; el SEN
clio recbo comercal los documentos bancaros; 81
pequeno fee Ia eegante marqula para tabaco etc.
etc. garantzo quedarG satisfaction de los interesados
tan perfocto los abaos que hagan ell extrane
o. .s.s.. .ts-. s. =, ...
Muesraro de toda case de tabajos que encargue
sxhibir& en- este estabecmiento remira vuelta de
eorreo & quien 10 solicte.
FORTALEZA "a.
IMPRENTA DEL BOLETIN.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-02-03
CASA De SALUO
"AUXILIO MUTUO"
DE SAN JUAN DE PUERTO-RICO

Este benefico reconocido Estsble.
cimiento, fundado desde hace mas de
cuatro amos, cuenta en- ell servicio me.
iico con los ex pertos facuItAtivos Dres
don Esteban Garcia Cabrera, y don
Jose Esteban Saldafa, y en- Ia pSrt'
administrative, con cuidAdosas Hila,
lie 10 Carload.
Para ingresAr en- Ia Sociedsd es re-
quisito indispensable. que ell sstsde
patol6gicc del interesado 10 permits, Ell
cnyo caso abonsrA 81 iugresa como ro-
clio eventual tan solo IL snma de dos
pesos mems uAles, pero 81 iDgresa como
fuhdAdor debe sAtisfacer, sdemAs d.
sss sums, Ia de diez pesos como Quota
de ipgreso.
Ell objeto de ls Sociedsd es:
Atender con especial esmero y fra
teFnal solicited 4 sns ssociAdos en to-
dos los cssos de enfermedAd s desgrA.
ciA que les oeurp.
Proporeionsr con sus recnr+os. .el d.
timo tributo / Gus asociados, en- easo
de fAlleeiu iento, mandal DO darles se.
paltura con 10 solemnidAd y decoro de-
biiios.
Todo soeio, tea enAl fns,e 50 residen
ciA he bitnal, tiens deteeho 4 ingresar
ta el EstAbiecinicuto Sanit<rio de 10
5ecsedad. cuando 50 esaado pstolegieo
10 reqnierS, y AdeuAs ios fandAdore,
tienen derecho que se lee envfe per
yurutA de 10 SocledAd, ! los ellmAs mas
con v~riebtes 4 "a rApidA eoENeion; J
sd cAso de- faileclmicHto De alguno d.
sas diehos asceiados, 90 fsmihA ssfp
socorrida con algon donAlivo, ssmpr
zoe 10 FefmlIan los iondos dc 10 SOcie-
dad. J qas sqnelIs &c halle vsrdAdes.
nenta pecrsiIAda del lHdicado recntst .
In IsconocsdA fans qas goas
EstabIecimirnto, &c 10 aaica feconsn.
dats6n qos &c Tsfnlis oirecss 81 ID.
blico, lao
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-02-03

Acsl an de ieeibirse en- tsta Iu
prenta:
Misales.
Manual de Cabos y Sargentos.- -
Tacticas dc Seccion, Companla,
Battalion y Recluta, ) Cartllla u.
lro.
Dictionaries: de la lengna caste.
laua, por la keal Academia, por
una Socledad dc Literatos, y por
Campano.
Id. Latinos, por r. Miguel, Sal j.
va ) Valbuena.
Id. Ingles espahol, y espafiol IN
giles.
Id. Frances espsfol, , espafoI
frances.
Veterinaria, por Arago.
GI0n. - Codigo dc Comercio
luueya esIicidn.)
Codigo PeuAl, para 81 bulsillo.
Ii. Acknowledgements cri-
minal.
Ley de Enjuiciamiento Civil co
ineutada.
Polo. --Compeudio do Latiuidad
Manual del MatFimonio Civil.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-02-03

San Juen, capit&n Isaguirre.
Pwsrt0riQHs'i0, capitGn Oiri6A.
Arscs6o, captain G&rate.
Bortnqxen, captain Mendialdus.
Mayagslss, capitkn Gutierrez.
DespachXndose uno 81 36 de cads
mes, & veces con escala en- Santander
Para otros pormenores dirigirse Glos
sshores White Forman y Co., Liver
pool, Sobrinos de EsquiAga, San Juan
Pto.-Rico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-02-03
c. A RT ELES S

con las pesas medidas del Sistema Me-
trico Decimal, en- la Imprenta del BOLE
TIN MERCANTILE.
Sc hallan ademas otras muchas noveda-
des SO esperan nuevas del extranjero
En- trabajos de Imprenta, Encuadernaci0n
y itografia, sc pueden yer satisfechos to-
pos los gustos y cumplidas todas las exi-
gencias. Baratura enlos precios; elegancio
en- la ejecuci6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-02-03
PAsAJEs iNTERtoLoNIALE<.

iss sAssas - y~rwassAs. 81 sss F44ss. .. ,sa4.
sSsas ssR Fsas gta - - ass ssstassaa
Cos nts toAEa
n s3ss&s sa nsasssa uass& era, ssts t3&s,s
ssamaa y nsaa ss &c "a aass asass sa fsas
-. ss wsssxtAs4As asseaaa ssssasa4s q tsya
sus ~. "a - faAhs = sss~~a4ssA
Soasneaon
lass Asp@gaa "a a.ts asssssa a. sas sAs4ss -
ssstasa FAAst sasa a4ssss fsa
as i, j. Ia 2ss's.s ; s~sassassasa txNaAH.
lsss -, ssa ~ - Z "a syss~g&
4 Sses s&aAAs a't3 ta4ts s'aas p,,sEsss -
s rsss ~ t. asaAsa ~ ssasssstss 4ss as'sa -
o. +sax
la q sra. saaStass feA Z. ~ gs,,sas staase a.
saaitas - $50 q - sAss sssss sa.a
ssa aEass .. sasS& a. .f,s. aat ~. u i. / ! !
ss.a s~x4s4e !. ,ssFsa ss ss "a a.eassse q. ~ q.
pasA !. ass@s es a ,upasaega ~ .a,ssass -
tgssss4a sa.ssss usspas s.,saas Ass ssa.s,. 10 q,
essss ssf,es aassss$% d sta ,t4ss se44 sass -
sa asa essAss page sss - eas "a g@sae
rAaASms ps sA1kssSsa
ss,s s0aa sssss ~ sa,es,ss ssSSa,, sssstss~
&ssss ssees a. stsszs.a .sf
FANs1s
sssesss, assssssx ~ ~ a. a.gyN ss ,ssx~aAssp
40 - = ASaa4s ,.ss ). a# s4lssse44sa. is, ~
= .as9 Ia t sssaa4 aas.s,@ ls,s a. 8 .s.es
ks+s ssss 1855 "a sszs'aesa.s a. 4usss = Aesa@
afssia4ss
As.ss sm.A
@s..ss A.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-02-03
Ii BROS.

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10 Frs.sas~ "a. - A@@ sr<sss4a e.
10 IasFft@t4 49, h 1ag.a Ma
cAs*xA Asa sts .sae&sss ssasss
uAf Ian -~ As@sas.s@ 20 : As.ass
lsassa.sssAa = s7as assas.s
EA
AKss IL As4sss,a t-sAgsa
lgAATALGE - EIgLA4s ~
s4m.saa
utsA ttsNAAgo q. - AsA sssxAa. F2a'
SAMFTtAMsygA Y .aaasa
GssasnNa
lss~saA.s ssaaANs
asasa sss<saaA
EkN agEaa q gaa#sprsa. Aaa.aa .ssasa
a II s~sbs NJ - -s s.sssaaN
r s4s.h.-~ n sssas - asslA as . AsEsaAAss
A4IA-A easAsssA = ssasnas "a 4 -
assAAasaaA
49, y 1,issas aa sHsssssas
EEaIA sAzxa as@tss~
~ So ssee4&s
II sAx e. -v ASA ssss~as aszsaass
AN@1 "a sam4f4s 4issassaa
A1kFAE m : aaszsn4asFaa
eAsA &C - ass.ssnssas -
6AJT assasa.s
aa1 s1anaassssaa Nsss shasA
- n ~ Mas3 - ~ asGwsass
&Ek
Ea "a a8 sMsassAss sass sMaaAA
Et1nM . 8 4&aA.& o. a@ AsAssnaA@aa sassM4nns.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-02-03
VAPORES
coRRHos-gsPANoAEs
On La ooKPANIA rRAsATLANrlcA
AMT@
DE A, LOPEZ e. Go.


esVvisio para Pusrto-Ricc J IL HabAns'
SALIDAS.-De Barcelona los dias "a y Is
De cada mes. .-sDe Vaiencia ei b.--De Malaga
27.-Ds Cadis el 10y 3o.--De Santan-
der slM.-Le la Cordfa ci n.
ss expehden billstcs airectos para Msyaghes
penoe, santiago do Cuba, Gibara, Nnevitas,
S,banila Colon, con tratbordo On Puerto
Rico Habana
yIAjE DIRECTo DEspE PUERTO RICO
A ckDlZ Y BARCELONA.
S.,ids d Pswso- Rieo u dsa 10 d sada ~'',
!: :o11IsN 3. cAn.ra- . c.prasA o Canaan
- 10 = -,
TamtiIa pueds haoerss 81 viais, salisndo do
Psuvss Rice les diss I, 70 , - d ssda mes y
h4Aordande % 10 HabsAA. So,
LsprsCies para ts.os vhis', con lsa aEu'sI'
Ne,
De psruS.sRass IN Haaaaa...~sAbs - 10
OS I6s1 BaassaAss, ,CsAa BAs.
ss,ssa lvts naSsaA--.....-.- - ise !"
s..1pIds. y.-j... .is Ia , va.ls. oOa Is
h9 do rsbaja-
Aabsl rs6ajas para 10 hAGziiias samsrosA'
ga Hihoa.
PRrnKRA 7 sEGUHDA cAMARA-
ua slas hAssa Dc De- saes - Cada fAssiliA
s,atA- Los dsrnks haxia I aAea N euAste pssA
Los ds ~ asee Insaie yssAtA Leo o.
nAs pamjs sstsse.
TERCgRA cAhARl.
On siae 6Assa 4 aaos ETasis. La siAss AAs
b aAas msase paaajs. Lss dsaAs pA1Sts
sAtsre.
Llnea de vleo q Colon.
R.isrnsAs vsnssHais > Ps-rto Rsos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-02-03

- smesssNs =. aA11sNssN A-n.ssasassssssss
Nss sss .@wm.@ - - MlNMa 80 wsass s.s'
s.~a1. a hmsasAMw Il y .. ssAs msss sAs
-. ~hasses IL u eNs ~ eWeMa ssaess 4
= - i KenssAA sssse y YsA - Ea~Anasss - -
- ess.~sswuNl fsmAM MmnA nWss~~ :
-, s..m -. NM@ MwaM
-. hMrsa@ - !. Naans~as - -
4. 49,. s.aa~as ~ Assww& - NNa A.
,Kss~A. s.Ase ~ A~sAseAw rwss y
swrws . = -. gsMss g.ts y Easws
- n.ms = Z. AGM-@Aes s-Ms8
..s..se.. mNuns~. y mwmwA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-02-03
LIN Z A
DE vAPOREH -CORREO6 ESPANOLES
entire
Liverpool Pusrto-Riso , Sto. Domingo.

Los vapores de esta Empress
destinados q dicho servicio son
los sig1lientes:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-02-03

LA sssaAas ~ s'ssss@ LAss@ 1Aft
s..s ss sNt. h,sesAAss o. 81 ha@sse
sasEaa. s.as 10 ssaAs FsasAs sssaan - n
a. % AAsMa Easaas ss@sassN aes asEaa&s :
re.sass ksasm - saaaslsassA are . s'ss kas
KxwnA q lma AmxxAIAA
vapor "A. l. NlLlAVEROE
rAygxAn rca 4 2AK1UA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-02-03
LleNx DE HAvREBoRpHAux A HATH

Adsmls De las sntiguEs hness reoaiarG men.
saalnsnts : ssss islA apo de los sapores Dc
10 CosnpAhiA 90 solaciiud do Getsa.
PASAJEs TRAgATLASTICoA
The National tribune., 1888-05-03
GEN. GRANT HoNoRED.

Memorial Services Held on His Birthday.
The Goth anniversary of the birth of Gen. TT.
S. Grant was celebrated by large number of
his comrades in different parts of the country
last Friday.
At New York banquet was served at Del
monico's. The guests were seated at eight
round tables arranged in the form of diamond.
The tables were profusely decorated with
flowers. The banquet hall was beautifully dec
GRATED and fine painting of Grant was given
a conspicuous place. The menu cards were
noticeably beautiful and odd. They were made
Of two white sheets of ceiluloid, and were placed
on the tables in the form of army "a" tents
On the rear flag was fine picture of Gen.
Grant and the dates of the notable events of
his life. On the front flag was the menu, and
it also bore the names of the committee. Gen.
Sherman and Chauucey NJ. Depew made re-
marks. Among the distinguished guests pres
ent were Edward S. Pierrepont, Mayor Hewitt,
Gen. G. III. L. Coils Col r. @. Ingersoll, Ex-
Postmaster General Frank Hatton, Gen J. NJ
SchOfeld, Col Eliot T. Shepard, Elihn Root,
and others. A letter of regret was read from
Col. Fred. Grant.
At Pittsburg, Pa, the Americas Club gave a
dinner in commemoTation of Gen. Grant. The
dining-room was tastefully decorated and a
large portrait of Grant was draped. On the
opposite side Of the room was crayon portrait
of Roscoe Conkling, which was also heavily
A4apSl' EAS INC gusts LudTCuOd IuUO the TOODG
to the music of the orchestra Gov. Beaver Sem
ator Sherman, Benjamin Harrison, of Indiana !;
j. T. Foster, New York; John c. New, Col
Fred. Grant, Richard Smith, of Cincinnati, and
others were escorted to seats at the table in the
center of the spacious rooms. After-dinner
speeches were made by John Dalzell, Gov Bea-
yer, II. II. Byram, and letters of regret at not
being able TO be present were read from Sena-
tor Eyarts, Ex-senator Simon Cameron, Judge
Gresham, Gov. Foraker and Roscoe Conkling.
The latter was written shortly before Mr..
Conkling's death and awakened the deepest
feelings Of sympathy of all present.
In Philadelphia, Pa, the day was celebrated
by q. S. Grant Post No. 5, in their Post room.
There were present about 300 comrades and in
vited friends. Commander ID. w. Blaucher pre-
sided. Comrade g. Harry Davis, of Meade Post,
No. i, delivered an grafton, in which he re-
viewed the career Of the great soldier and closed
with an eloquent eulogy Of his military and
civil character. Other speeches were made by
Past Commander in-Chief Robert b. Beath
Rev. j. Madison Peters, Rev. Mr.. Darrah, Capt
James Mccormick and Comrade Robert Nc
Clernand.
In Washington, d. c., the exercises were held
under the auspices of the Republican League.
Gen. Beale presided. a large number of dis
tinguished guests were present, among them
being quite number Of ladies. Addresses were
made by Past Commander-in- Chief Burdett. Dr.
Geo. D. Loring and Hon. Simon Wolf. Farragut
Post, No. 10, also held memorial exercises at
which addresses we're made and songs sung.
The National tribune., 1888-05-03
KOUMISs.
Where II Comes from and How 1t is Made.
LHarperls MaaazLnel


The Bashkirs arc renowned for their skill in
making koumiss, or fermented mares milk,
which is now extensively consumed by patients
suffering from dyspeptie and wasting diseases,
and so easy is il Of digestion that invalids drink
TO, -, and occasionally even 20 champagne bot
ties day, whilst Bashkir is able to overcome
q couple Of gallons at a sitting and in an hour
or two TO be ready for more. To insure good
kOumiss il is essential that the mares be Of the
steppe breed, and fed on steppe pasture. They
are MIXED from four to eight times day, the
foal being kept apart from the mother and al
lowed 10 suck only in the nighttime. The
mare will not give her milk, however, unless
at the time Of milking her foal is brougt to her
side. when such is the JOY of reunion that, after
sundry acts Of loving and smelling and kissing,
the maternal feeling shows itself by her some
times giving milk from both nipples at once.
Milking is done by the Bashkir women, who,
taking position close to the hind legs of the
mare, rest on one knee, aud on the other sup
port pail directly under the udder, pulling at
each nipple in turn aud receiving from three
TO four pints each time OF milking TO make
koumiss the milk is beaten up In a churn (but
not sufficiently to produce butterl, and by fer
mentation is converted after 81 hours into
weak k0umiss, from which condition after L.
hours more it passes into medium degree Of
strength, whilst strong koumiss is produced by
assidnoas agitation Of the milk for two or
three days, and it is then said to be sli ghtly
intoxicating.
We met at 0renburg DR.. Carrick, physician
TO the English Embassy at st. Petersburg who
was experimenting an establishment in the
steppe for condensing mares milk for babies
food. They take away nine parts of the water
by boiling the milk IN raca0, and preserve the
remainder with glycerine, after which, by re-
storing the nine parts Of water, milk can be re-
made for immediate use or fermented into
konmiss. Mares, asses, and human milk, it
seems are much alike, but each differs chemi-
caily from cows milk. Ia Russia the medical
faculty have spoken very highly, indeed, of the
results obtained By the use Of this mares milk
as infants food.
The National tribune., 1888-05-03
WASHINGTON THURSDAY

a tilierv, 81 infantry and 333 of the 465 on the
retired list, besides the two general officers
Tie disproportionate preponderance on the
retired list / explained in former article on
that subject as arising from the fact that when
the army was so largely increased at the close
OF the war to reward meritorious volunteers
with place and old officers with promotion,
most Of the volunteers had been badly wounded
during tue rebellion. and have since broken
down with tho hard work of the frontier in the
numberless Indian outbreaks that have oc-
Cured.
Had this screed been written from the regis
ter of ten, or even half that number OF years
ago, the preponderance against West Point
would have been immensely greater; for, in the
Regular Army, as in the ranks of old soldiers
all over the Union, the muster-out roll grows
longer with each year. and comrades there, as
well as in the Grand Army of the Republic are
moro frequently called upon TO say the last good
night and blow taps" and their places are
filed with graduates who are creeping fast into
a majority on the list.
The National tribune., 1888-05-03
Women In Politics.


L73Fs. l'III '09yN u II0sIVft ifuttIEtF.I
/ have always wondered at the Indifference
which American women show 10 our political
situation. Ia London and in Paris women are
intensely interested in America not at all.
IL London every woman is either dame of
the Primrose League, or she is devoted Glad
stoneite. Would it not DO something to arouse
female interest il our politicians had favorite
flower? And II Mr. Blaine should assume the
violet as Lord Beaconsdeld did the primrose. If
Cleveland wore the Jacquemiuot rose If GOV.
Hill put forth the lily Of the valley, and fsome
other politician fought under the banner OF
mignonet it would lnluse a new fragrance into
politics certainly, and might interest that fairer
sex who SO deiantly brandish the primrose in
England.
The National tribune., 1888-05-03
PRICE OF STOCK. SPECIAL.

To carry rapidly forward grading Of new streets
and avenues the erection Of cottages IN the city 70
rent and other public improvements and expenses
as tire directors nay specify this Company have fe-
cIded 70 offer ,O0O shares ofthe stock a.
viii be hlied IN rotation tall the block IS sold wfea
the price win probably be advanced As i; is TIE
planof this Company TO interest as many people as
possible N Tallapoosa, the number OF shares TO Be
taken by any one person IS not limited Orders viii
be filed for share, shares, 50 shares, shares
or any amount VIII Ich The investor may think il is
for his interest to purchase Il IS TIE preference Of
the Directors Of the Company that this stock shah
not be held n large blocks by capitalists but dis
trib1ted among those who viii benefit the city By
their financial interest IN It. The Company to
whom Birmingham, Ala, IS indebted forts marvel
Gus growth IS now paying eco per cent yearly dIvI-
dend on IT'S stock. and II IS now worth S4,s~o per
share (par valve, SIoo).
The National tribune., 1888-05-03
MEW ENpusT

TaiIaooos5 FuTnace O. D. N. Bnllock, Pres
Capital stock, $1oo,ooo. The Company is under con
tract to have Furnace completed December I, 1888.
Tallapoosa Malleabe Iron Works, N. M. Lind,
pany is under contract to have Works in operation
November Ist, 1888.
Tallapoosa Steam Brick Mandatory, capacity,
$1,000 per day. expect to be in operation Feb
Tallapoosa Lumber Co. Capital, SIo,ooo. Sash,
door and blind mandatory, hope to be in opera
ton at an early date.
In addition to above are broom mandatory,
rope mandatory, wagon mandatory; already
secured. L is expected that work Will be begun on
these manufactures Immediately, and negotiations
already il progress for the location here of sew
era other new and important industries IN the near
future.
Nearly 100000 capital stock, and money in
vested in business is represented in the list OF Tai
lapoosa's business houses and industries.
The National tribune., 1888-05-03

depot-Inside Lots, $500; Corner Lots,
ten minutes walk from depOt-En=
side Lots from $50 to 5000; Corner
LOTS $75 to $3.50. Tcrn7as oue-third cash.
which must be RENTED with order; balance, one
and two years, with interest at per cent Those
desiring 20 purchase BY mail can write US what
priced lots they desire and the location wished,
and we will make the selection subject to their ap-
prevail at any time they may desire TO inspect II.
The National tribune., 1888-05-03
.C0nG to the South.

Il is the most desirable
place for settlers and in
ves.ors in the u nited
States to-day. Cities are
growing up in this mineral
belt ike magic, and for
tunes are being made rap
idly by the advance OF real
estate and land conpan-
les stocks. IL is fast be
coming the manufacturing
centre OF the country, and
with its wealth Of mineral
products, its equable eli
mate, rich soiland remark
able healthfuIDess is the
most desirable field forim-
migration and profitable
investment ever offered.
The National tribune., 1888-05-03
IallaD00Sa'S Basis is C0-OpGFati0l.

Those who lend their money or their influence for
the building up Of Tallapoosa enjoy their equal
share OF the benefits derived directly and person.
ally. Every stakeholder in this Company who pur-
chases lot from the Company adds the amount OF
the purchase money at once 70 the dividend fund IN
which he is an equal sharer with the rest. Every
good word spoken for iatapoOsa. every investment
he shall induce his friends TO make all adds directly
to the stability of his own investment and 20 the
amount of his dividend. This IS cooperation and
this principle of making every investor ard settler
an interested party-directly financially interested
in the success Of the enterprises what has made
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