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cAPoTEs AND TuRBANs.
Material and Styles in CloaISs and Head.
Gear for Winter Wear.


Gear for Winter Wear.
Cloth and velvet are rival fabrics fol
the full crowns of the most elegant ca
potes and turbans prepared for winter.
Cloths in light colors are very effective
when edged with dark fur or feather
bands, or when dotted with chenille or
richly embroidered. Capotes are slight
ly larger than those of last season, the
crowns curve more in the middle, folds
are long and unbroben, and the trim
mings are higher. The strings start
from the back and are Tapped in front,
to be fastened by fanciful pins. Wider
velvet ribbons are used for strings by
those to whom they are becoming. A
coral red cloth capote, edged with a
band of black ostrich feathers, can be
worn either by blonde or brunette, as
only black shows in front, in the feath-
er edging in high loops, of velvet rib
bon, and in the large jet pins thrust in
the folds of cloth. A pretty scheme Of
color in another capote is light celadon
green cloth for the crown, with dark
seal-slin binding the edge, and two
miniature seal heads set in the green
folds in front. The strings are of seal
brown velvet.
Black velvet bonnets, toques and tur-
bans are again worn with colored
dresses, serving often to furnish the
only note of black in the toilet. For
elderly ladies there are graceful capotes
of black velvet edged with a band of
ostrich feathers set becomingly next
the gray hair, heightened in front by
wing shaped pieces of velvet lined with
bright satin, old rose, mauve or auber-
CINE, and finished with wide strings of
velvet ribbon. Younger women wear
the Russian turban, with full soft crown
of black velvet gathered in oval shape
to a band of Persian lamb fur, and
trimmed high at the back with a large
bunch of black ostrich tips A similar
turban has the velvet dropping in full
folds over visorlille front of the close,
ly curled black fur with q single demi
long plume curled along the left side
For young ladies are low toques Of
black velvet laid in easy folds along
the crown, with pipped edges and trim
med with torsade of Solferino velve'
along the middle and on either side
The Home,
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Regarding the Longest Day.

1t is quite important, when speaking
of the longest day in the year, to say
what part of the world we are talking
about. The following is the length in
different places: Stockholm, Sweden,
eighteen and one-half hours; Spitzber-
gen, three and one-half months; Lon
don, England, and Bremen, Prussia,
sixteen and one-half hours; Hamburg,
Germany, and Lantzig, Prussia, seven
teen hours, Wardbury, Norway, May 81
to July %; ST. Petersburg, Russia, and
Tobolsk, Siberia, nineteen hours. At
Tornea, Finland, June 81 brings a day
nearly twenty-five hours long, and
Christmas one less than three hours in
length At New York the longest day
is about fifteen hours, and at Mon
treal, Canada, it is sixteen hours Our
| Time.
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Boston Millionaire-Yes, | was in the
railway accident and | think my life
was saved by the bravery of the engi-
neer.
Another Passenger suppose you
are willing to do something hand
some then for the man who was injured
while saving the passengers.
Boston Milio0aire-Ncs. indeed. I
believe in man putting his hand in
his pocket ON such occasions as this.
Here's u dollar and q hoH-2Iursey's
Weekly.
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Unresisting Passenger-You divided
the plumber among your friends, l see."
Snapshot Dick-Well, what of it?
Passenger-Nothipg, excepting that
the ten thousand was left to you by
your uncle's will, and I've come way
out here from Boston to hand it over to
yOu?-,Iudre.
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reedOnn

from the tyranny of depraved blood by the
use Of this medicine.
For nine years was afflicted with skin
disease that did not yield 10 any remedy
until friend advised me to try Ayers Sarsa-
parilla. With the use of this medicine the
complaint disappeared 1t is my belief that
no other blood medicine could have effected
so rapid and complete q cure Andres
d. Garcia, C. Victoria, Tamaulipas, Mexico.
my face for years, was covered with PIN
pies and humOrs, for which l could find no
remedy till l began to take Ayers Sarsapa-
rla. Three bottles of this great blood medi-
cine effected Thorough cure l confidently
recommend it to all suffering from similar
troubles,"--M. Parker, Concord, VT
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Good M eWs !!

50 .sho is willing TO adopt tie right
coma, need be long afflicted with boils, car
bmclcs, pimples, or ether cutaneous erup-
lions. These are the results OF Natures eff
forts to eXpel poisonous and efIete matter
from the blood, and show plainly that the
system is Kidding itself through the skin OF
impurities which it was the legitimate work
of the liver and kidneys to remove. Tore
store these organs to their proper functions,
Ayers Sarsaparilla is the medicine required
That no other blood-purter can compare
VIA II, thousands testify who have gained
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Fruits and Fruit Trees"

is an ably written boook and gives
trusty information for all who grow
fruit of any sort or Kind. Stark Bros
Nurseries, Louisiana, Mo-, will send
it free to all Interested orange J,ldd
Farmer m13,4t.
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Commercial
MEANWHILE PRODUCE MARKET.
Corrected weekly by Mead u Ritchey.
OFFICE SOUTHERN STANDARD,

McMinnville. March q 1891.
While we make no change in pri-
ces of country produce, there is
weakness and'quieter feeling in eggs,
caused by a recent decline in the cas-
tern markets. Dried fruit is also
slightly off. There has also been a
sharp decline in some kinds of fur
skins-raccoon and oppossum, on
both % per cent lower since the Lon
don sales last week. 1t is getting
later and quality poorer, hence prices
are lower. Poultry is in good de-
mand at quotations. Other produce
remains unchanged.
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Those Sweet Girls.

did you know that Miss Bjones was
going to marry young Smith?'
81 know it; but can not understand
how a girl as intelligent as she is can
consent to marry man stupid enough
20 want to marry er."--Life.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1891-03-28

Sparta EXpositor: At the sale of
personal property belonging to the
estate of Mrs. Mahala Mason, last
week, among other curiosities sold,
was a silk dress pattern which she
had bought Of Joseph G. Mitchell
forty years ago and which she had
never made up.
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WALLING.

Walling, March a, lS91.-The
farmers in this community are about
through sowing oats, and have gone
to preparing land for corn. There is
a very large acreage of oats sown this
year.
Wheat is looking very well, but
not much of it was sown last fall, ow-
ing to so much wet weather.
There is a great deal of sickness in
this community at present. DR.. v.
b. Webb reports several cases of mea-
sells in the country now.
Miss Sofia Crawford is quite low
with pneumonia fever, but is i'm
proving slowly.
Miss Katie Hash, one of Rock Is
lands charming young ladies, is out
of school this week, but will return
shortly.
Misses Jennie and Castella Roberts,
two of our most popular bellies, made
flying trip TO Sparta Wednesday,
returning Thursday.
Mr.. ]. S. Roscoe, our enterprising
merchant at this place, is now pre-
pairing to put large force of hands
to work getting out tan bark on Cum
berland mountain. He will employ
about 20 hands.
Miss Maggie Roscoe was in Wall,
ing this week, shaking hands with
her many friends here.
Miss Fannie Roberts is going tC
start to Cookeville shortly to take
music lessons under Mrs. Hogan, who
has a music class there.
Messrs. Roberts & Gribble have
about $50 of Davidson & Pearson'i
logs on the railroad, ready to ship
They are logs that got away from
them when their boom broke.
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PmgrsY's Isreak.

Dirty Dicllson-Puggsy's gittin' to be
reg Ter dude
Weary Watllins-Whazh he done?
Dirty Dickson--IIe washed hisself
this mornin'. West Shore.
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Scribner's Magazine for April
marks the beginning of the richly
illustrated series on ocean Steam
ships" which, it is believed will be
as successful as the Railway" and
Electric" series. The most cOmpe-
tent authorities have been chosen to
write of ocean Passenger Trayel,"
"The Ships Company" "Satety at
Sea" "Speed," and the "Lines of the
World" Original drawings by skill
full artists (who have been granted
special privileges for study by the
various steamship companies) will
illustrate each paper. Articles of
travel and adventure are represents
ed in this issue by Mr.. JephsOn's
second paper on his perilOus jour-
ney to relieve Captain Nelson at Star
walton Camp; Robert Gordon But
ler's account of the cruise of the
United States steamer Thetis to the
Arctic regions and Birge Harrison's
description of a kangaroo hunt--a
kind of sport which is now almost
as rare in Australia as a buffalo
hunt on the Plains. The recent
Sioux Indian outbreak and the
causes which produced it are clearly
and dispassionately set forth by Her.
bert Welsh and Rev. Willard Par
sons, its founder; tells the story of the
Fresh-Air Fund, which is entering
upon its fifteenth year. Other articles
on Practical Charity are promised.
The first of living Spanish poets is
the subject of another article with
a portrait and "What is Right
/ Handedness?" isdjscussed by Profess
or Thomas Dwight, of the Harvard
/ Medical school
/ Subscribe for The Standard. &l.uo.
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Lawrence Barrett, the tragedian,
died at the Windsor Hotel in New
York last Friday morning.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1891-03-28

Cures in fifteen minutes Preston's
"Hed-Ake."
Immediate, haTmleSs-PrestOn's
"Hed.Ake."
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Suu-cribr fUr lhc SYANDABD. Sl,Ol.
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Indlce de Hacienda

Real orden interesando la pronta resoiu-
cion Del expedienJe do uon jose Nicolas Vize-
do On reclamation.
. lE/-ReH 0rden reproduciendo la del 80 de
1AgostO d titno, referente al 6xpediepte sobre
transterencla de cr4dito pore valur de l6,O38 O8
por ateneiones del material do hospitales en- la
seccion 81, capitulp2o, articulo 80 del presu-
puesto dc 1888 Il SO -- r.
-keal Orden disponiendO Sc instruya ell
oxpedente gubernatvO pOr falta en el cumpli-
mlentode las Reales 6rdenes de 20 de Febrero
de 1887 y Is de FeDrero del anu proximo pasa-
do, referentos al SeryiciO de giros qnebrantos
-DevolViendC los expoulenteS remitidos
pOr este G"berno General en- cartas dictates,
nhmero> s5l8, 5l9y 654, para que Sc practi-
qu6n nueyas y detinGlVaS EquidacOneS.
~ CuncetlendO uu mes de licencia don
Nicolas paub0f, Administrator de Rentas v
AduaDas de Agladil!a
So ha nombradO Official 10 de Rentas y
Aduanas de esta Capital, a don JOrje de Leon.
--DbVClVlendo lnStancia de don Ramon LII
mos, Recaudddor de COntrlbuci0nes de Vie
cues, soil'dtando pr0rr0ga para seguir ejer-
ciendOeI cargo
Trasado de Marina referente a la pen
sion dc los hermanos de dona Maria del Car
men de Ia Puente.
Real Derreto dsponiendo contlnden RI
glendo en- esta lsla, los presupuestos generates
aprObadOs para 1891.
-Remtiendo lnstancia del representante
dc Ia Compania Trasatlantica. soIiciUando la
lnclusloL en 81 preSupuesto de 1891 al 90, de
Yarlass seanJidades que So adeudan la misma
por 81 servlclOle transportes.
-Tiaserblendo telegrama diriiido pOr es-
te GobtelnO General, soDre gasJos deSserVicio
del LazaletO
Disponendo SO incluya al anteproyecto
DEL proxline presupaesto de esta Isla, 10000
peseJas ooucedidas por telegrama para su for
malIzaclon, los $l3, 29.09 para satisfacer 10
TecOnOcldo pendlenge dc pago
IrastadOde.i llrjtdo al presidente de
La Camara dc COnercia de Espana en- L6ndres,
sobre la celebracion de una Exposiei6n de
pr0ductOE americanos.
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Noticias de Ia Capital

Las noticias telegra6cas que teDemos re-
cibidas por la via de Santo Domingo, alcanzan
al 10 del cOrri9nte y dicen.-Quc ha recaidO en-
Vichy de Ia enfermedad que padece, 81 ex-
e1nperador del Brasil.-Que por 0rden del Con-
sejO dc guerra han sidO hechos numeroSOs
arrestos en- Madrid.-Que en- L6rida han apare-
cidO VarOS grupos FepublicanOS.-Que circular
ru1nores de que Mr.. Blaine Sc retirara pronto
de la vida pdbllca-En Barcelona han sido he
chO nueVos arrestos.-En Ia provincial de Ia
rragona Sc ha oTganizado IN complot republic
canO-El gobierno SO encuentra on possession
de lmportantes informes references al complot.
81 P0Es peri0dico republican,. publica una
carta dc un e1pulso do mportancia aGtualmen-
te en Paris, en- Ia que dice que sin embargo de
aceptar los espulsOs la amnistia, seguiran con-
serVando su actitud republican,.
90
FL senor Becker quien SO retiere un to-
legrama que publicamos aver, anunciando que
Hacienda de la Habana eS nuestro apreciable
amigo 81 senior don Francisco, actual Contador
general de Hacienda de eSta prOvincia,
Tenemos pues que felicitar al distinguido
amigo pOr el ascenso On su carrera, que Ia
mentarlo toda vez que csc ascenso nos priva,
del gusto de que 81 senior Becker pueda seguir
residiendo en- Puerto Rico,
NuestrO amigo ei se1Or don Luis Sanchez
Yazquez representante an esta Capital (Forta-.
leza 45) de Ia ageneia de los sehOreS Flint y
Compania de Nueva- York, nos ha ohseq quiadO
con vistas fotograicas de otros tantos bin
dados norte americanes de reciente construc-
ci0n. Agradecemos el regalo dejemOS en-
estas ofcinas las dichas fotografias DISPOSE
cion de las personas que deseen Verlas.
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Ia Correspondence de PuertO-RieO.
Puerto Rico, 15 de Agosto de 1891.
Gaceta Official de hoy

Negociado 4o-Real orden remtiendo Ell
testimonlo de la sentencia dictada en- de Ja-
lio itinO por 81 Tribunal de 10 contencioso ad-
minsuativo, en- pl6ito promoVido por Ia Co
msi6R Provincial de esta Isla, contra la Real
6rden de 90 do DiciPnbre de 1888
m Negociad0 le- Real 6rden aprobando la
agIegaci0ndel pueblo de Utuado al Almotace-
nazgO del primer. DistrltOtle la Capital la de
los de Aguas bueuas, Cldia Caguas al g. de
Ponce.
-Negociado de AgEcultura, Industrial
ComerciO. Privilegio de invenci6n a favor do
Mr. Frederick Crook, poc mejoras en- los hoga
res de bagszl
Ideln a favor de Mr. Siegmund Leyser. Sa
lomon, pJrsnaeioras eli las Inaquinas de rotular.
Negocia III. 80 Ell Consul de Espana en-
St Thomas. da cu6nta do haber cesado la cpl
demia de virueas en- dicna isla on su conse-
cuencia, expedrse los buques con patente
Impia.
Negoeiado 6'-Durante la ausencia del
Vice consul de Alemauia en- Aguadilla, queda
hecho cargo del despacho don Joaquin Built
man.
Contaduria Central de Hacienda Du-
rante Ia proxirna semana, SO pagaran las 81
guienteS facturas de turno:
Sort6o l4o
Agosto l8.-Factura nllmero 351.
Ldem 19.-Fdctura n1merO 352 @ ...-
Ilem 20.-FacGura numerU 353.
Idem 2l.-Factura ntmerO 354
ldem.-AtraSOs. Factura nunerO l2S.
Institute Provincial de % Ensenanza.-
AnuncIa. que en- la segunda quincena del mes
de Setiembre pr0ximo, Sc consttuiran los tri-
bunales de eAamen para dar valdez a los es-
tudios privados, que la matricula para ense-
nanza oticial, estara alberta desde 10 a 80 de
Setiembre v lie 10 a 3llde Oetubre. .n~a"
-AyuntanienJo dc la Capital. Anuncia
la subaSta del arIendamiento sObre arbitrio de
prOduCtus del orral-deposlto de ganado, du-
ranta pl tri0niO eCOn6micO de IS9t.Q2 1909 Q2
y 1898 90 para 81 deeimo dia, contado desde 81
siguienCe a aquel en- que aparece el anuncio en-
IL Gazette.
ProVidercias jndieiales.
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TeLegramas via San Thomas

NueYa York, 10 dc Agosto.--No de
Londres dlcen que Mr.. Dillon en- IN disourso
pidio el consentlmiento de Mr. P9rne para
destlnaE toadOs del partldO Irlanaes al sOcorro
dc illandeses
ldHnl, l1.-Los iefps delpartido orleanista
frances hancelvbradO una cObferencia, no ha-
blentO dido consegulr ue Conde de Parfsnue
Biga una pOlltlca agreslya. Mr.. Constans la
declaradOsqUe la prescription. contra los indi-
FldL0s dB kiInlllas Ielnantes en- Franeia sefa en-
bTeye derogada; Los obreros espailOles pro.
testan cnntla 81 tfatado entire Espafa los Es-
tadOs- UIldua Et presidente Balmaseda los
insufrectOs chiiepos nan aeudldo a Espafa 4
i'm ue que 81 VA 10 alBltfO pafa4a termination
de Ia gaelia.
IisIn, l.-Ei principe de g lies ha alberto
aver Y IoDgfrso sie higtcne deinogratiea Ia
bIenaO asisbAlo Mi. Fastenr, Mr. Koch, otras
enllneucias neeieas 23.N00 delegad0s
laenl, f. Ei gran Duane Alejo de Russia
ha Sid0 leeibiao en Paris con gran entusasrno
Rey Alejan0go ae SerYia TIA lido a yisitar 81
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Segdn las tlltimas noticias que tenemos de
la Habana, del 1: al 10 del actual entraron en-
aquel mercadO 1.117 sacos de cafe prOcedentes
de esta Isla. La plaza quedaba bien surtida,
demanda corta y Sc vendia de $243 253 se-
gun calidades.
Los cambios los cotizan firmes como ST.
que Londres 90 div 20 p. g premio. Paris
8 div 50 4-NueVa-York 3 div 10 p. Sy BARGE
Iona DIV Il p. & descuento. ~~
90
Sucesos de polcia.-Por una pareja de Or
den Pdbico fu6 detenido auoehe en- la Gale del
Sol por escandalo Vicente Grau.-Por 81 Celia
dor de Orden Pdblico Sr. Sanchez fuerOn dete-
nidos conducidos la prevention por pelea
escandalo en la eale de la Fortaleza, lsidro
Franco Pedro Franco.
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Noticias de Ia Peninsula

La Inauguration del astillero Yea Murgufa
On Cadiz ha sido VerGaderamente indescripti-
BILE ha promovido gran entusiasmo. Han
asistidO 81 Ayuntamiento, 81 obispo de la di6,
sa periodiea, Audiencia Dlputacion pFoyin-
cial. De Eublico habran asistido unas 10000
almas
El barco Tlrgep del Carmen ha sido bota-
do feiIzmente.
En- Ia Inauguration del dique han pronun-
ciado notables discuTs0s el alcaldes 81 diputa-
do Sr. CdInacho Ell Srs RiverO El ST, Yea
lLurguia brind6 - reina regente.
kl Qhlsp0 prone le dieepgSo. ai-
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Noticias de la IsIa

proposito de nuestro amigo compafer0
81 Sr. MuToz Rivera, director de La DensocgaciG,
que segiin noticias sera presentado candidate
Ia Diputaci6n por Juana.Diaz, parece que SO
discute en- algunoB circuios, 81 podra ser tai
candidate precesado como osta por 81 asunt0
que nuestros lectores conocen.
90
Ha sido aprobado el proyecto dol trazadO
del ferrOcarril de la l. secei0n dc la Inca B.
comprendido entire las estaciones de Luquilo
y Fajardo.
Sc ha recibidos una Real orden de traslado
q GobernadOr de Barcelona Tefsronte los
Juan Criado Blanc0 y Alfonso Juan Diaz.
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a. Il Doctor TizoI

Esta de temporada en- Hato-Rey, pero
Viene tOdos los -dias a esta ciudad.
Sus numerosos clientes deben so'ictarlo
deiar aviso en- las FARMACIAS DE BLANCO Y
DAUBON
segdn 81 corte GAIA practicable en- fin de
Julio dtimo por la sociedad de Socorros Mu-
tuos "Los amigos del Bien P1blico," result0 la
existencia siguiente
En- elective metalico ...........$ 381-59 cts
Recibos pendientes de pago.....$ 624 80 cts
En- diferentes pagar6s. ........$l, ,455-78 cts
Total. 80. $2.462.17 CTS
Dicha sociedad tiene satisfechasa al dia to-
das sus atenciones en- la actualidad cuenta
con ITO asociadOs, estando tramitandos0 diez y
siete soicitudes de aspirantes ingroso
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4 sacoy certincadoI para santiago de Cuba,
paquete para Gibara, 4 paquete para Nleyi.
certifcados para la Habana. FL CIWdGd de
Cddls tom0 hoy 2 sacos para Irun, 10 para Ma
drid, 4 para la Coruna = de Santiago de Cuba
para Ia Coruna. FL frances entreg,6 sacoB dc
Londres, de Paris y de San Thomas.
Sc ha recibido una Real 0rden resolVien-
do do acuerdo con el Consejo de Estado, ell
expedente sobre suspension de un acuerdo
de la Diputacion instancias de don Pablo
Gonzalez.
Sc ha recibido una Real Orden resolYien.
do Instancia del Juzgado de instruction de
esta Capital, solicitando abono de mas dota-
cion.
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Il Todas Las miSas que So celebraran eli mar
tes 1S del actual on la iglesia parroquial dc
Humacao, seran on sufragio del alma de Ii
Sra. D. SGtV&d0rG Her9aGssdeE Ll0pEs,
que fallecio 81 Is de Agosto de 1865
su hijo D. Luis CerVer6 Hernandez fani-
liza, suplican Sus amigos la encomionden g
Dios.
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Hemos tenido el gusto de recibir Is inYi-
tacion para las grandes festas que piensan
celebrar, en- honor su patron San Agnstin,
los vecinos de Puerta do TERRA, las que en-
pezaran 81 dia Is del corriente terlninaran
el so del nlsmo. ri prograna es yarlado Y
promete prOporcionarn0s ratios do Yerdadero
placer
Dalnos las mas expresivas gracias por al
atenei0n.
vapor KiS1Qvsrdc torn6 aver en "a Adj
snistFaei6n Central de Com unieaei0nes s
de o01respo dencia certifioados para
aaiez llaflIaEe para 3 ors.an I. Elnee
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nados alIf beber NgMd c0lients. La culpa es
de elIos, pues el hielO do Bayam6n ne Yonde
prccio tan barato, que 2 8 8 chayos Ia~libra
dapliea cuando m6nos el dinero de quien 10
comprO para Ospecular.-B solomente di-
rijirse R. B. Lopez On esta Capital
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Idem, 12 EI Gobierno Canadiense piensa
entablar nogociaciOnes con Espaha para la ce-
lobraci0n de IN tratado de Comercio Mr.sDou-
glas MinistRo de los Estados- Unidos On Haity,
ha dimitido.