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The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1891-01-14

session in New Orleans. The claims
of the New Orleans commercial bod
les were presented.
In Nebraska the Alliance men
have the Legislature and are Great
ing no end. Of trouble lor the Demo-
cratic Governor-elect.
STANTON, Va, has had very cold
weather. The Ice was from eight "
ten inches thick, and u large crop
has been gathered.
AT Owingsville, KY, a block OF
fourteen houses burned. LOss est
mated at $4,000, fairly covered by
insurance. lncendiary.
w. ID. SHREDDER, collector for
the United States Express Company
was found dead with u bullet hole
in his head ut Peoria, LII.
The oil supply III lighthouses
along the Florida coast is giving out
and serious results are feared. Inc
supply steamer is two weeks over
due.
AT Chattanooga the prisoners at
the county Jail revolted one day las,
week, to the number Of seventy
seven. They were starved into SUBJ
mission.
The American Harvester Trus,
met at Chicago in monthly session
with closed doors. President Nc.
Cormick said that only routine bus.
mess was to be transacted.
| E. r. MCCONNELL, who came t(
Buffalo, N. Y, last Spring from De-
troit and opened an extensive store
is missing, and 50 are all the goods
Numerous creditors are still there
The weather is seriousl y affectin!
business throughout Denmark. Thu
Danish railroads are ut standstil
owing to a snow blockade. The pos
tai service has entirely ceased work
ing.
The settlement of the fnanci,
affairs Of the Argentine Rcpubl
recently arranged in London la
not affected the loans contracted il
Germany. The Argentine Govern
ment has agreed to negotiate wit
the German creditors and has rec
ognized their right to receive pay
ment of their coupons in gold.
The war between the Union Pa
ci6c and Rock Island is over at Bea
trice, Neb. The Rock Island tire
of waiting for orders and withdre,
its engines from the Union Pacifi
tracks Immediately aiterward til
Union Pacific tore up all connectio
with the Rock Island tracks an
placed a guard over the switches.
AN effort is being made to reol
ganize the barbed wire trust.
CANADA doesn't like the plan no
pending in Congress for controllin
9 Canadian railways.
JUDGE John A. Moore has bee
4 appointed the successor of judy
Trewhitt of the Chattanooga circui
9 THE house of Mrs. Spofford &
s Pulaski, this state, was burned la.
week. Fannie Martin, aged II
years who was asleep in the hous
was burned to death.
RUsK, Texas, was visited by a
earthquake at IL o'clock on til
I night of the 9TH inst. There WEI
two we'll defined shocks, each on
accompanied by a defamation, lou
and long.
A BILL has been introduced
the Senate to provide for buildin
an extension to the present Viii,
House in accordance with the plar
Of Mrs. Harrison. The estimate
t cost is s950,00O.
Gov, TAYLOR has appointed h
private secretary, Laps d. McCor'
: Attorney General to fill the vacanc
. caused by the death of Moses +
Priest. Nashville lawyers are col
siderably worked up over this ma
ter.
EUROPE is having the severe
| winter known for years. Englar
q is covered with snow and ice on
, thousands of poor are dying fro
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-06-21
Or. tests Gdmdara.
FOtograf1a en".... Prosa
DE LA CAROLINA

Otra viuda joVen, hermosa ilust1ada
Vuelve a Ocupar mi aJenci0n. j. 4..a'.1s 4s....@
Naci6 mi fotogTafiiada en- la B6tica TERRA
donde DiOs derram0 toda su gracia, en- Ia his
torica ciudad, cuna de nueStras libertades,
dOnde resOn0 pOr primera vez en- 1911 Ia elO-
Cuente voz dc los primeros Diputad0S, al dis
cutir Ia primera CONSTRUCTION; dandG el gritO
de viUG la Soberd9oi0 as0cion0I, al pueblo, al
ej6rcito, a la marina, destrOn0 una reina muy
apreciada de los espanoles; on fin, en- aquella
alada Capital, dOnde tantO Sc Saborea la
RIGA peScGillG y ell exquisite llanzanillo.
Els la joven que retratO, de regular esta-
tura aunlue no sObTepuja al tale como de las
mUjeres atlas y esbelGaS. La graca y la dlgnl-
dad natural dan acentos. FL ardOr del medic
dio Sc mezcla en- su tez al color de las muje-
res del NOrte. Sus cabelos pareceE castanos,
cuando estap prenddOs en- masa al rededor de
su cabeza, cuandO torman dos ondu aciones on
su frente, parecen de orc pulido en- las pun
tas dc las trenzas, cual la espiga que al Sol
resplandece mas que Ell tallO
Sus ojos grandes y rasgados basta las Sic
nes son dc color cambiante como el maiz cue
TOba sus matices a la sOmbra la luz: azu-
les cuando refexiOna, y cuando SO amman ca
81 pardos; sus pestanas muy largas y mas ru-
bias que Su pelO, dan a Su mlrada un asp9ctO4
de lOntalanza. Su nariz.quo Sc une a la fren-
te por medic de una curva insensible, presen-
ia una lijera prOminencia hacia Ell mediO; su
UOCd 8El0Bd uIOuJd SuS ldDlOS COu Iu1pl6AdJ y
On ella 1uctua una esperiencia indetiniOe, en-
tire ternura y serenidad, iguaImente capaz de
respirar el amor ell patriotismo. La barba
realzatia separada en- dos parties por IN sureo
muy hueco, da a la p2rte interior de su rOstro
un acento dc resolution varonil que hacen
cOntraste con la morbida dulzura de sus coh-
tornOs
Sus mejillas tienen la frescura de la juVen-
tud forman un ovalo que respiran salud SO
sonrojan palideeen con facil;dad; su piel tie
ne esa blancura sana y iaspeada de vida. Su
pechO ancho un POGO deprimido, parece IN
busto artfstico apenas ondulado; sus brazos
son musculosos, sus manos pequenas y bien
tOrneadas sus dedos delicados.
IA este exterior hay que unir I'm alma can.
dorosa. Su bellesa grave, serena y recatada,
aunqu5 brillante, palece haberse amoldado al
sell0 de la mansion. Lleva el nombre de la
viTgen que Cd patrOna de 81 ciudad nativa, Y 81
GObierno Ia ACADIA de nUmbrar maestro para
una de las escuelas del t6rmino municipal de
Ponce Vive on la Gale de la Union de esta
p0blaci6n.
M0TQcGtO.
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contador fu6 puesto dos dfas despues 10 encon-
tre Sin aqua que habia sido tratadb como el an
terror.
nlnguna persona puede extTanarle que en-
estos casos sea cortado el gas en- alguna casa
Hay otros consumidOres QueeStan usando mas
taVo mas de % quo pagaban, otros que porssten
en- 81 uso dc grandes quemadores, consumiendo
doble gas del que pagan, otrOs que usan el gas
por mas hOras que las nvenidas otros que usan
La luz toda la nOchey aun he vistO usarla de dia.
sln quenadi0quiera pagar el valor correspondence
como estos hechOs punibles desacreditan la
buena fe, principal condicidn que debe tener todo
comerciante on sus negociOs, perjudcan nota-
y So repiten casos iguales, levar6 al causante a
los tnbunalss de JustIcia, geclamandole daIlos y
perluicios, para cuyas diligencias he dado poder
en- lorna los procuradores, don Jose NJ. Rossv =
don Evaristo Yele.
e. A. Scott
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ARINIS \ JIlIHVHI

EFECTOS recibjd0S pOr LG casa ArmGs D. u
Nse1aeg en- Jos UGpOres " AI0Uan q Smedtom
Toner q "Migwel lf. PisaiIlOs
MartillOs de yarias classes.
Diamantes para cortar vidrios.
Bandejas de plata carpatian
Plunas de Guillot 404.
SaTtenes estanados
Hoces mango de hero de MADEIRA
Planchas de cohre de todos gruesos para
maQuinas de cafe
Estan0 en- barriGas.
Jabon Mil flores.
Peinillas de cuerno de 10 eentfmetros.
TachueaS Comunes negraS, nun. al 10.
Alatnbre con p1as para cercas.
GrampaS para dichO alambre.
AguarTas y aceite de linaza,
Hachas de Collins de todas foTmas, labor,
media labor, Tumbay maripoSa.
Azuelas de Collins superiores,
Barnices, biancO, negrosy copal.
Tubos para quemadores numero 2, de SOL
Dep6sitOs para quinqu6s ntmero 2.
Copitas para vino, clarete y licor.
Hilo de algodon para coser velas.
Avena : afrecho. La avena la Yenden por
ahi So, aqui S43 al contado.
Bocados partidoS para cabalIos.
Escaleras de 4, 5, 6 pies, de 2 pies.
Olas dc hierro estanadas.
Idem aporcelanadas.
Parrillas para asar carne.
Varas para medir bocoyes de ron.
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Ieaae0d0 q amigo q q. q p. de Borce101asFa.
0 Lease: L. Oios buci.
falo que adoran los
habitantes del Japon.
% Ell que g)b.erna
A. con pOder absolute.
80 Rey godo. AZ Rey
o.. 90 godo. So Lo que tie
ne fragancia. So Ar
. 8 boles lpequenos 4"
Quijada. 81 Patron dc una yecina villa. 90
rarse Tomando la primefa letra del primer
rengon, Il segunda del segundo, etc, etc, OBJ,
tendremos el nolnbre y tomandola primera Ie
ira del dltimo renglon, Ia segunda del penl1lti-
mo, sucesiyamente, hasta el quinto TeEglon,
obtendremos ell apellido de una graciosa u muy
simpatica pollita de este pueblo, que Yiye on
la Gale Nueva,
Manati. Anaeytco.
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Secci6n mercantiI
MERCADO DE LA CAPITAL
Q. A. Scott.

Assscor--H no ha tenido efecto ningu-
ma Yenta.
Mieles. Continua completamente quieto
ell mercadO de ese dulce
CGfS.-Van siendo muy limitadas las exis
Cenclas en- primeras manOs Y SO mantiene tirme
de $24B 4 $248 el corriente limpio.
C1eros.-Abundantes y.de 81 a segdn
tamano.
ROW.-Abatida Ia demanda par 10 abun-
dante Sc vende de $40 al los 100 galones.
CGneb5Os. -Demanda corta, El Banco Es
panol cotiza como sigue:
Londres 50 DIV, $780,
Paris 8 div, $l83 por 100.
Estados- Unidos DIV, 213 por 100.
Espana DIV, 143 por 100.
Habana DIV, IA por 100.
s. ENTRADAS
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EN HaESQ.REY'
(RIO-PIEDRAS { !

Sc vende una magnffca QUINTA, propia pa
ra recreO negociO. Sc c"mpnne de SO a 40 cuers
das de TERRA, butna casa -habitacl on. aqua ma
nantial, arbOles frutales mas 500 palmas de co.
COS, nueYaR.
Para precio Y Otros infurmes, dirigirse Que
vedo & Hess. San an Fnerto Rico Is 2
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- 90 AQUI!g

Puntos en- donde Sc vende LA CORRESPONDENTS
CIA DE PUERTO Rico:
TIENDA de D. Emeterio Ochoa, plazuela
de San jose.
KI0SKO de la Marina. Capital.
En- 81 deposto de HIELO de BAYAMON
de don Jose Texidor, Gale de San jose ~ 2l.
en- la pulperfa La B1eN0 VistG de don
Hilarino Lopez Cepero,. San Sebastian esquina
a San Jose.
LA EMULSION DE SCOTT ha producido
excelentes efoctos en- casos de TurbeculOsis,
Escrofuosis otras afeccionos en- que esta indi
cado ell Aceite de Higado de BacalaO.
B0rrGnqWillG, Agosto II de 1884
Sres. Scott y BOaOse New York. t "
Muy seTores miOs: Por los resultados OBJ
tonidos con la Emulsion de Scott cada vez que
he hechO uso de ella en- casus de tuberculosis,
afecciones escrofulOsas, etc, he podidO obser-
var que esta preparation es una dc las mejores
entire su clase. Comprendo perfectamente que
los excelentes efectos que me ha producdo la
Emulsion en- los casOs menciOnados. SO uotan
tambi6l.en su aplicaci6n otras afecciones
para el tratamiento de las cuales esta indicadO
I'll Aceiete de Hfgado de Bacalao. @~~.-
he Uds. muy alto. S. S. Q. B. S. NJ. Il
Or. Jesets GGaedGra.
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ENTRET ENlMlENToS
LOGOGRTFO NyMERICO

Deltc0dO 4 MI amiga Emilia q.
9,5.40,2,4, 10 PEI, $685. Planta 10
Pez-2 a 90 Piedra preciosa.-5,4 Metal
s.8.9,2,4 Color 10, 81 Bebida. 2,3 4,5,6, 7,8,
g, l0 nequeno animal marino-
SautuTce. iaVGyS0ble,
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Soluciones.-De la charada': Lola.-Del To-
gogrifO: Pondichery.-De la tuga: Anda We
die tu madre-si me desprecia por pobre--
que todo en- el mundo Sc acaba--yayer SO cay6
una torre. s@
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Las han enviado De la tuga: Ailudbo y

Las han en7iado: De la tuga: Ailudbo y
sarerrqo, A. sarrieras, srta. Mercedes Gonzalez,
srta. Victoria SerraLo srta. Hermin,a Rodri,
guez, J. Rodriguez, NJ. S. R. y R. 6. L. Pueh, FL
desgraciado- la charada Dolores y jose
Maria, Srta. Reparada Rodriguez, Sra. Carmen
Silva, Srta. Caudina Lopez, Srta. Herminia Ro-
driguez, j. Rodriguez, Sra. Mercedes Gonzalez,
AiIudbo sarerrac, 81 desgraciado, Un desdl-
chado. @r ..s@
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Sc. Yende 8 Sc alquila
Il IMPORT AN TIsIM0 ]

Por razon de los fuertes calores, el r.
putado facultativo Doctor Tizol Sc ha traslasls
do con su familia al Vecino barrio de Hato- -Rev
Con este motiVo suplica q sus numer0so
clientes que necesitaren de sus seryicios,S
deien Ell oportuIlD. aViso en- las farmacias dc lN
Sres. BlancoeO o Daub6n, pu6s 81 permanecef
en- Ia Capital desde por "a malana hasta
nOche.
Para cOnsultas Sc encuntYara 81 DR.. TizO
DAUB0N 80 26
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Ninguna de travesla.
Vapores Que sc aguardan !:

OI5'ade Rodriguez, llegara a principiossde
Julio-Momwe1lt0, es5ara aqui fin de este
smes.-Njceto, sali0 81 3 de LiVerpol.-Palep.
tinO,s SO le espera dal 25 al 26-Gatico. sali0 de
Santander ell IO.-C0t0td,a, salio ell 15.-- Vera
cruz, llegara de Catliz el 20.-I2hena9aiG, SO es-
pera del IL al 90
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g II @#.## a8
Como lie dido decir que algUnos consumido-
res de gas, Piensan que he obrado arbitrariamen
te, cortandoles e servicio de gas, quiero EXPIRE
sarme y justiticar mis- razOnes ante ell ilustrado
pdblicO de esta Ciudad.
Verdad es que he mandado cortar 81 gas dos
consumidores sOlamente 8 estos por estafa q la
Empresa.
Hace algunos meses observe que 81 dueno de
una pulper1a tenfa dos luces en- yez de una que
venfa pagantfO esta Empresa que u saba Ell gas
para hacer cafe, etc para evitar abuse le pu-
SO un contador fin de que pagase 81 gas que leal
mentes consumia; los pocos dias despu6s de
puestO el contador, VI con extraneza, que 81 due
no de la referda pulperfa habfa aislado 81 con a
dor de la caneria pOr medic de un tuho de plomo
que communicable "a gas con aquella sin pasar por
I'll cOntadcr.
OtfO caso un POGO pareeido ha ocurrido en-
otro establecimIentO, cnyO duenO rOmpi0 ell con-
tadOr sacand0ls 81 aqua que contiene para eVitar
que Tnarcase LIZ cantidad de gas que consnln.era II
con este hsehO produjo un gran escape de gas,
aun no cOnf0rme, peg6 fnegO 4 las esfeTas del con
tador dejando paTte de- 81 inasrvible otro nueyo
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Aibonito.
. ANAGRAMA
TEA-DoRo-B VENcRA CITAR

Con estas ietras formar dos nombres Y un
apeido dc dos distinguidas senoritassde esta
Villa, amigos fntimaS del joVen F. n. B.
Abonito. I'm clifGdO
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ALMANAQUE.-Dom 81, V Despu6s
de Pentecost6s. San Luis Gonzaga Santa
Demetria. Luna LENA a las IL 48 minutes
de la manana en- Capricornio. Truenos y
lluVas.
EFEMERIDE.- Permiso da1o por
eI Rey Miguel Diaz para traer a la Isla eua-
renta indios esclayos que tenia EN- la Espanola
con objeto de doctrinar los bozaes.
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Muebles Muebles

Desea listed surtirse de mnebles Desea
usted proveerse mandar hacer huenas obras de
ebanisterfa9 Pues pase usteds por e Taller de
Carpinteria de G.. FLORES, SUCESORA DE Pc
REZ, Gale del Crsto nlinlero 13 ALI encontraran
suItido q escoger de maderas de cedro, laurel,
sabine, roble, nogal etc. Sc trahaja ben bara-
to. l5-l5
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COMUNICA-D DGD

Fabrica del Gas, San Juan de Puerto Rico, 19
de Junio de 1891.
Sr. Director de LA CoRREsPoNDENc1A
Muy senOr mfo de tOda mi consideration:
Ruego q usted encarecidamente Sc sirva insertar
en- su ilustrado peri6dico, el sgueute comunicado,
por Guy favor le anticipa las graCias su atento
seguro servidor @. b. S. NJ.
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N0TlClA ERESCA

va lego la nueva remesa de las famosas
maquinas automaticas para hacer heladOs Sis
tema del doctor Meidger.
BreVedad, senCiIIez y economic
En- % minutes 81 helado esta listo para to-
mario. La maquina trabaja por 81 sola sin ne
scesidad de mOci0n rOtaUiva. -
En- el tamano medlano, con ocho chavos
de gasto SIC hacen helados auundantes para
una familia pOr nuInerOsa que sea.
Sc venden precios modicos enel estable-
cimiento de Manuel Vicente, San Francisco Il,
Puerto Rico. 30-5
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ARPA ACR0STICA
DOB Lie

Dedieado a anslgO q 2. = 2. de Bareel0neta.
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Para jardines, Granada, para mujeres,
Madrid, para peri6dicos populares, La Co
RRBsPoEDENCIA DE PUERTO-RIco-y para cafe
puro molido, La Tienda Honda, San Jose 27
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Mercadoa de La Is1a
MAYAGUEZ


CgtS.-hEuy limitadas existencias y activa
demanda. Gotham dc $24 $26 por extremes
de caidades.
AgstcGr-El mercado en- calma. Cot;za-
cion nominal de $28 So 80 refno ordiEario.
M6e1es.-Buena solicitud Sc pagan de
$T6 $40 los 1lO galones, segdn clase.
C1eros. So sostienen de $6 a 81 los
salados.
CGNobi0S-
Londres, 80 DIV $5-874.
Nueva-York, 8 DIV $2l por 100.
Espala, $14 por 100.
PONCE
CGtS.-Firme, cotizamos Cubano $249.
-Pil6n, de $25 a $253 .-Lustrado, $3.50 $26
segun claSe.-Hay buenas existencias.
.CanabioS. - Socitados tenden a subir
Cotizamos muy tirme
sobre L6ndres 90 dtv, $5-824 a 1886 por E.
div, So 80 So 90.
!" Espa1a DIV, $l4 SIS por 100. p.
. NeW-Yoik 8 div, $2I $22 .por 100. r.
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La causa dc Ia longevidad sorprendente
dc los tres heroes de la unidad alemana, Gui
llermo, Bismarck y Mo ke, Sc debe al m6todo
que observaron siempre Ell sus comidas. Quie-
re decir que esos tres hOmbTes prOcedierOn
como 81 siempre hubieran comido en- la mag
mica fonda La Catalina.
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CO 81 colega, es muy nutTitivO 4 de nn sabor
esQuislto Muchas persOnas despu6s de usar
leche de COCO en- 81 cafe por algnn tempo, Ia
preferen 4 Ia de vaca.
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approved The architects are now elab-
Grating them into working plans, and
the chief Of construction is drawing up
the specifications for them all, and will
call very soon for contractors estimates.
Director Jeffery, who spent two months
in studying the buildings at the Paris
Exposition, says:
"The buildings at the Chicago Exposi-
ton will be "a much superior 10 those at
Paris as the latter were superior TO those
at the Philadelphia Centennial. There
can be no question that the effect at
Jackson Park will astOnsh the world.
We will have the grandest buildings
ever dedicated to exposition purposes.
Just as soon As the ground plans OF the
buildings can be completed work upon
the foundations Of the several structures
will be pushed rapidly.
A rough estimate Of the cost Of the
chief buildings, etc, planned by the con
struction department, together with the
number OF acres they will cover, will be
found interesting. Some estimates make
the total cost more than $40, 900, 600.
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nor is il beloved will the labor people
insist, that no non-union men be en-
ployed.
Hundreds of workmen have focked to
Chicago expecting to obtain work on the
Worlds Fair buildings, and the number
is being increased daily. These swell
the number Of unemployed already in
the city To- several thousand. There is
not enough Exposition work yet for n
quarter of the number seeking mploy
ment, and 1t will be three or four months
before any great addition To the working
force will he made 1t follows, OF course,
that workmen will make a mistake il
they come to Oh cago now seeking work,
unless they have the means of maintain
ing themselves at east for several
months
An abundant supply Of pure wat
from Lake Michigan for the Exposition
grounds and buildings is TO be provided
by an extension OF the Chicago Water
Works system. The Exposition Com
pany will construct a pumping station ut
Jackson Park with a capacity OF 24.OO0.-
900 gallons daily. The city has agreed
TO take the plant as soon as the Exposi
ton is over, and to refund its cost
about $500, 000-to the Exposition Com
pany.
The abandonment of the Lake Front
Park as a part of the Exposition site has
smpliiied matters considerably. A few,
living at distance from Chicago and
not understanding the situation, have
concluded that discarding the Lake
Front necessitated finding a new loca-
ton for the Exposition. Such is far
from being the case, and the impression
ought TO be corrected wherever IL exists
The lake Front Park embraces less
than fifty acres, and was at first intend
ed as a sort of downtown side show to
the main Exposition. II was proposed
To locate there only n few exhibits which
would prove specially attractive in the
evening. jackson and Washington parks
and Midway Plaisance connecting them
embrace more than 1000 acres, and
Jackson Park has frontage of two
miles on Lake Michigan. The whole
constitutes the finest site an exposition
ever had Here the entire Exposition
will be held. From the start there was
great Oppo ,ition 10 dual site and TO one
portion Of the Exposition being several
miles from the other. Now general sat
isfaction is expressed that the whole Of
ii will be in one place.
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And Dom Pedro himself, among the
wisest and best of monarchs, has lived
to see his empire turned into a repub-
lie and must spend the balance of his
life in exile. To make his experiences
all the more striking he has witnessed
during his exile desperate attempt to
drive from the throne of Portugal the
last of his race, who holds a precarious
sway over a kingdom which his ances-
tors had ruled for many centuries.
Dom Pedro is descended from three
of the proudest and most ancient royal
families in Europe. His paternal an
cestors were the Braganzas, his grand
mother was Bourbon, and his mother
Hapsburg. The Brazilian dynasty
came into existence through the wars
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Par cr Wheels.

Persons who have never had any
business with railroad except to ride
on its cars occasionally have an idea
that PAPER car wheels are entirely
made of that substance. This is n
mistaken idea, as the only portion
made of paper is the inside or filling
of the wheel This paper is held in
place by steel plates, which are bolted
together through the paper. The tire
is then put on and the wheel is fin
ished. OF course there is good deal
of work included in the making, but
this is the sum and substance of a
paper wheel.
There are several sizes of paper
wheels made for instance, 42-inch
wheels, 33-inch, 30-inch, 2s-inch aud
26-inch The last two sizes are loco
motive truck wheels. Some roads use
paper wheels exclusively under their
passenger equipment and east iron ones
under the freight equipment. These
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a Warming to DoE Owners.

Possessors of canine pets will do
well to take warning from certain re.
Gently reported oh servations of Prof
Nothnagel. These go to prove that
the development of cysticerci in
the human subject is in some cases TO
be attributed to contact with the saliva
of lap-dogs which have been allowed to
lick the faces and mouths of their own
ers. The explanation is feasible one,
and adds noteworthy contribution to
our knowledge of morbid etiology.
The tenia echinococcus, as is we'll
known, inhabits the small intestine of
the dog, and it is highly probable that
the ova occasionally find their way into
the animals mouth; for example, in
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A Man of Renown.

Dom Pedro IL. the deposed Empe-
ror of Brazil, has spent most of the
time since the revolution sent him into
exile at various places in the Riviera.
His health is not good and he has been
much depressed in spirits by his mis-
fortunes. Dom Pedro de Alcsntara
was during his reign in Brazil the only
representative of monarchy on the
American continent. The attempt to
found an empire in Mexico in the in
terest of his cousin, Macmillan of Aus
tria, proved disastrous failure, end
ing in the execution of the would be
Emperor and the insanity of his wife.