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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-06-14
BI.NETALLIsM In INDIA.

The Movement to Secure a Reform in the
Currency Receives Strong support.
SIMLA, INDIA, June 13-At a largely
attended meeting here to-day it was unani-
mously decided to memorabilia Parliament
to reform the Indian currency by an inter
national agreement establishing bi-metal-
lism or the establishment of gold standard.
The President of the Calcutta Chamber of
Commerce made an effective speech in
which he urged that energetic action should
be taken to attain the end desired. The
movement to secure reform in the cur.
rency is receiving strong support through
out India
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-06-14
INDIA AND SILVER
Tie Government Urges the Crown to Sup
port an International Conference.

TIe GOVERNMENT Urges the Crown to Sup
port An International Conference.
CALCUTTA, June 13.-The Indian Gov
eminent to-day made public dispatch of
March %, sent by them to the Imperial
Government, urging the latter to give the
strongest support to any proposals
for an international silver confer
ence. ''The stoppage of silver coinage
in America would" the dispatch remarks,
further depress the price, and as it would
be certain to come suddenly, if at all, this
Government would find themselves unpre-
pared. 1t is therefore important that the
subject be fully considered beforehand in
order to protect Indian interests as far as
possible"
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-06-14
WILHELMs IMPERIAL VISIT.

He VIII Return ths Czar's Call Some Time
During The utumn.
ST. PETERSBURG, June 1S-It is ex-
pected that Emperor William will return
the Cars visit in the autumn, when the
Gar goes to hunt at Skierniewlee. Orders
have been given for the withdrawal of a
portion of the Russian troops on the Ger
man frontier
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-06-14
A Second Edition of N1idy Morran

Miss Kitty Wilkins, of Idaho, rivals the
late Midy Morgan in her knowledge of live
stock. Miss Wilkins is practical horse
breeder and dealer. She visits the horse
sales in the large cities of the country and
buys animals which she ships various points
West. Miss wilkins is said to be very
pretty girl
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-06-14
irish Against the Education Bill.

LONDON, June 13-Mr. Thomas Sexton
(McCarthyite). member for West Belfast,
declared in the House of Commons that the
Irish would strenuously oppose the Irish
education bill at every stage.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-06-14

IF our sales continue the
next 20 days in same
proportion as the last
ten days we snail near
ly double the sales of
last June. Why shouldn't
we? We've lowered prices
for First-Class Fabrics?
The $40 and SIS Suits are
marvels of goodness.
We're confident there'l
be no disappointment in
good service.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-06-14
Mrs, Augusta Wilson's Favor,te Bo ok.

Mrs. Augusta Wilson's Favorite Book.
Mrs Augusta Evans Wilson has written
novels enough to fill 9 long library shelf.
Her favorite book is "Beulah," which
brought her financial Independence at
time when her circumstances were not OK
actly pleasant
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-06-14
Eighty House. Co Up in smoke

PARIS, June 13.-Eighty houses have
been destroyed by fire in the town of
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-10-22

chief IN ade me a courteous sign that ne
gave rue the first shot: and lhursoay'
translating. said: WAIT until ne mas
passed the trunk of that palm' ana
a bovc all, do not miss him.:
The tree he meant was not more thau
twenty PAGES from us. l raised my
! rife carefully: the gorilla was APP
n,oachinr us aimed full at ms
breast: he had hardly crossed the Inc
when my rific-shot rang through tho
forest, and the huge brute feil "ithoos
u cry. ,
The report had been deafenin:.
snr,nr forward to see the effect OF the
explosive ball, but Thursday held ms
back. ,
Look out" he cried: ''he may havo
some life in him; and one blow from
his talon-like fingers would lay 20"
open like a squirrel
The advice was too good to DC dlsrc
garden, though from my experience IN
shooting with this terrible form OF am
munition felt sure he was dead tor
never have seen an animal i've II IN
ball once reaches him. Ana mace
= this case proved no cNccptlon; inc &C
a rilla was dead.
On measuring him, we found M
n waist nearly two yards IN clrcnin.e
: ence. proving him to be one OF !.'
@ largest of his species.-Whole famHJ
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-10-22
"pon,t shoot until I give the word"

"Dont shoot until I give the wOr'.
whispered the chiefs. 1t was not timo
to dispute such singular command so
merely waited with my gun ready.
The monster was about fifty PAGES In
front Of us, and could easily have shot
him where he stood, but resisted the
temptation. Whenever ! have hunted
in Africa with the native chiefs nave
always made it q rule to follow their
suggestions implicitly. with due re.
gard, of course, to my own personal
safety. You can be pretty sure that
these men, used as they are to the wild
beasts in their forests, will not give "n-
necessary advice: and I have always
found it paid in the end =,
The gorilla lad dropped upon all
fours-the attitude III which he travels
most easily-but sight of MS renewes.
his fury in an instant. lie stood erect
on his long limbs, and. with roar thas
shook the forest. advanced SLOWLY
but without hesitation, toward us, beat
ing his breast with his arms. Inns
seemed favorite gesture with him. tor
In the ten minutes we had been watch
ing him ne had three times made use o.
it, cannot better describe the noise
accompanying it .han to compare IL .e
the native tam-tams. as played /" tn'
funeral professions He struck nj
chest tremendous blows in y rhythmlca
wav, broken by perfect rouiaoes
. ronrs. and his eyes flashed fse. Ih'
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-10-22
A Wei, Reckoned Gaze.

adulteration is bad and sanitation Is
good. but some of the results shown by
yisilant inspectors and clever chemists
IN their efforts to show the frightfui
dangers that surround us ard run down
offenders against sanitary laws are
verv funny. A wholesale and highly
respected grocer was tried in a London
court few days ago for selling tartar,c
acid adulterated with lead. The acid
was used in making lemonade and the
lead in it got there from the vessels IN
which it was manufactured. N The pros.
ecution showed that the tartaric acid
contained ooOae per cent of lead. Inc
defense showed that in order 70 get
twentieth part of grain of the poison
into ones system it would be necessar
to drink lemonade every day Tor SD
months at the rate of 22o bottles day
The experts added gravely that betor'
the twentieth part of grain could o'
taken in that manner the experiments
would die of dyspepsia The eharg'
was dismissed, but to satisfy the sam
tary officials the judge agreed to sta =
| a case" presumably as warning
other evil doers.-N. Y. Sun.
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-10-22
RATHER EXAGGERATED.
How Runaway Horse Nearly Caused
Bank Failure.

How a Runaway Horse Nearly Sa"seu
Bank Failure.
The manner in which reports about
ANYTHING becorn exaggerated as they
travel from mouth TO mouth was re-
Gently exemplified in western town.
Abou, Q o'clock one morning runaway
horse dashed through the plate glass
window of one of the largest banks in
tho citv The incident, of course,
caused considerable excitement, and, as
the news spread some nervous and ex.
able man connected the words run
and ..h.uk- in an orniuous way. This
| ;dio. was soon convinced that there
was , run on the bank, and he so told
all the people in his neighborhood.
| Notbino more was needed. BY noon
fbere were hundreds of frenzicd mer
and women around that bank, scram
hing to withdraw their deposits. The
sight of the broken glass increased thei'
excitement and all attempts of the
bank officials to explain the situation
were howled down. Thousands OF dol
lars we're drawn out and the banl
would have failed to a certainty, sine
! 10 ;ns.;tution can withstand rui
.. without warning, had not the othe
hanks distributed circulars telling de
nos;tors that they tthc other banks
,vo,,ld cash all checks on the bank wat
The broken plate glass windew'-aoid
en- Days.
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-10-22
6LUSHiNG NOT AN ART.
TT, Natures Own Method OF shown
Emotion.

TT. Natures Own Method OF showing
Emotion.
Flushing is not an art. rs many rer'
pic are too prone to suppose. Hr''he'
is Il m absolute sign Of iil-breeding az
some unllind folk maintain Inc 1ac'
is. il is lust as natural for some PcopIe
to blush on one occasion as II Il, ,''
others to turn pale on ahother ii'
same laws of nature that govern 'lt'
one rule govern the other - nc caHll'
| laries, or small blood-vcsSeiS, Which
| connect the arteries and VEINS IN ths
| body form. particularly over the cheeks'
a network so fine that it Is necessary 10
cmnloy a microscope to distinguish
them. Ordinarily the blood passes
through these vessels in normal volume,
o,;vino only the natural tinge of the
complexion. But when some sudden
.,,t;o, talxcs nosse ssion of the heart
its action increases, aud an electric
thrill instantly leaps to the cheeks.
This thrill is nothing more than tho
blood inst beneath the delicate surface
of the skin.
The causes that bring about tins con
dition in the circulatory system are
called mental stimuli They consist o'
ioy. anger, shame and the many othe'
emotions. Sudden horror. rcmorse o
fear. on the contrary. influence th'
nerves which control the blcod-Vessel
and the face becomes white. binshin'
and pallor result from the s"dde
| action of the mind on the nervous sy'
tenn. So if the mind be forcwarne
and prepared for emotions both habit
, can at least be partially overcome
Rut when the nervous system is highl
Y strung it would be lifelong, If not
1 futile. task to endeavor q peri manet
2 cure. II is the sensitive, nervous @i
: who bushes easily. while the 81
f sto,id by nature or who, by education
;. has her nerves under perfect contro
e seldom bushes. es.-Philadelphla lime
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-10-22
.oAvs THAT ARE TO BE-

Over where the pink Is,
Skywurd in the blue, -.
From the misty cloudlands
In the rainbow 3 hue,
Tender eyes are Saying
Sweetest things to me
OF love, and love and LOVING
In tho days that are to be.
Where the lightning flashes
Between the thundcr's roll
And the wind goes moaning
Like q troubled soul,
Another voice Is saying
Still something sweet to mo
OF 10Y, and 10Y and sunshine.
In the days that are to DC.
Over where the dark il,
Skyward in the gaie,
From the warning ocean
!. Blackness, sleet ac6 hail
A blessed voice KEEPS singing
The sweetest song TO me
OF peace that passeth knowledge,
In the days that ore to be.
Over where the pink is.
Skyward with the red.
From the tender blue land
Arching overhead,
A voice is ever singing
Sweetest things to me,
OF love, and love and loving
In the days that are TO be.
AElcanor Kirk, in Detroit Free Fres&
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-10-22
''Gern1an
Syrup

fcacy of German Syrup. l have
used it in my family for Bronchitis
the result of Colds, with most ex-
cellent success. Ihave taken it my
self for Throat Troubles, and have
derived good results tlierefrom: l
therefore recommend it to my neigh
bors as an excellent remedy IN such
cases. James T. Durette: Earlys'
Vile. Va. Beware of dealers who
offer YOU something just as good.
Always insist on having Boschee, 5
German Syrup.
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-10-22

next morning, and then invited me to
a feast at which a monkey, some fowl
and a bunch Of bananas cooked IN sae
ashes composed the bill of fare.
monkey'was not at all to my taste,
and I confined myself to the other
dainties: but the Fans devoured in an
instant oil that left.
We started early, the chief and
Thursday leading us up narrow val
lev in which, they both agreed, Sorlllas
were sure to be found.
y "iave you ever shot gorilla?" asked
the chief, turning to me as we walked
along.
mo, never" I replied. s..
Then will give you a bit OF advice,
said he. (which gun are you going &c
use?'
.sThis''-pointing to my rife-"is my
fayorite, for, although the other Il
double barreled, this one is much mor'
effective. for it carries an explosive
hall A wound from it is alway
fatal
-..The white man is helped by tn
Great Spirit, who shows him new way
of killing"
az viii show it's merits at the firs
opportunity, / said.
Every white man has his fetch wh
aids him to do wonders; but ne can
nothing against the 'man-eater "nie'
the black man help him
eQuite true" said; I'VE eo"id
nothing without Jou.
The chief. atthese words threw oas
: his hc ad and glanced with pride at
sollowers. for his vanity was pleased.
- .T.is.eu,r he said after a momen
4. ssAr vou have never hunted the goriii
81 viii speak words Of wisdom to you
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-10-22

Ar. LOUIS, Oct. e.-This Is "Fer
Thursday," and it is unfortunate ioi
the city that the census can not
taken to-day. for it would certainly & 81.
veal the presence in it OF over m'll.on mo,
neoplc. The streets are throngea WIN
sieht-secrs. and there are over is''oV'
Deople who have spent happy day Al
the fair. The exposition also has been
crowded all day, and Gilmores one
Hundred" the greatest band on earth
has had to respond to encore after en-
core at each OF the four concerts IN the
great music hall.
The Exposition remains open until oc.
ober %, and any who have not seen II
should arrange to attend at least once
before the great doors are finally CLOSED
<or the season. This is the ninth CON
secutivc annual season, all RECORDS .oi
annual expositions having been easils
broken, and as the displays have peer
getting better and better every yea.
the combined attractions are Posa pos
tive,v irresistible this fall. ih'
music is the very best that cal
be provided. regardless OF expense
ans the art gallery is one OF tn
| ~ -
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-10-22

maize and corn. Through the toiage
we caught glimpses of hazy mountains
Mar away on the horizon. My guioe
said they were wooded hills, the naun.
of corillas and elephants, where ne hao
always found plenty of game
Nothing can be more lovely than the
African forests early In the morning
We were threading narrow trains,
hardly disturbed by the bare zee. oi
the native hunters, between enoiess
hedges of banana and young palm trees
covered with their golden and saSors
fruit; while between their TRUNKS VIC
could sec long stretches Of green "aSy
grass, soft as velvet. in the ho'n
light.
! Soon the cultivation ceased, and the
land for miles was covered WIN PsPp.
plant and towering tulip, filled with
brilliant paroquets that few away
with sharp notes at our approach. on
all sides of us, and within n space !,
few hundred yards square, were al
the most singular tropical varleties o.
the equatorial fora. If l had Simply
my tastes should have i'm
mediately given up my plans for huht
inr and have remained in this bot
anists' paradise, adding to my herbarl
um. Butt was equipped with rihe
and cartridges, and it was too late u
alter the object of my journey.
We camped that evening in anotne
native village, and the next mornlnl
really entered the unbrol>en forest.
was now necessary to observe III
greatest caution, as at any moment "
might meet tiger. panther or
gorilla
However, before night we arrive
x~e ri
Fan village whence Thursday came
The chief. to whom he introduced mi
shook hands in the Europe an tashlo
and asked me if had not a present ft
him. This was sure sign that civil
zation had reached as far as TINS Tow
at least gave him an old pistol,
which he seemed greatly pleased AZ
told hi m had come to shoot ma
eater" He promised to go with US u
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-10-22
rr.. r. xxb.tIt Amounted To.

Her majesty Queen Victoria is come
what sensitive in the matter OF her AN.
thority as sovereign of nation fast
growing democratic. To a member OF
ber court who said: Il suppose they
will make several new peers, now that
Mr.. Gladstone is in" Victoria replied
with eaasis: "They?''- Boston Glote
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-10-22

e,ea. ON the continent. There are also
inuumcrable displays in when INC
hlending of color and the triuinphs u
mechanical art are combined, and there
orc also fish, electric. carriage ahu
other depa rtmcnts. The expenoe cA
running an exposition OF this kino
~ co,rse euorm Gus, but the ATTENDANCE
is 80 uniformly large that ~ Is oniy
necessary to charge % Genus Aof a."
mission. This tritling payment IN
| c,udes all the dcpa artments, as wen 10
..at at the rrca Gilmore concerts whicn
are alone worth far more than the
cost OF ticket
rho haauties Of the street illumlna'
| &ions increase as the season wears on
| The illustrat ton Is OF the Santa Maria
arch. one of the series OF set pieces "e
si9ncd to illustrate the alsco'ery VI
America and the great achie'eHAcnt' v.
Columbus. To the visitor it appears at
though the Worlds falr were
in nrorress. and the cheers when gree
~ worlds discovery panorama every II
i,,,,;n,.io., night are remarkable. cVei
.ey.n+v-tive thou3an lights are useo
the ma iority OF them electric, ana 'n'
osoct ;s hest described as dazzling.
! The season is drawing to close an'
nrocras.ination is no longer pernissa
Ill. All the railroads are making Io'
: -,+.s 20 the city of St. Louis, an
prompt inquiry should be made Of ,1,,f tn
! ,,.,rcst station agent for details. liner
viii viii, be grand illuminations on tn
erening of the 18th and 2Oth, an
, S;s;,s sI,n,d be arranged SO us to TAX
in these nights. There need be no lea
: as to finding accommodations at res
: sonnble rates, for the merchants nav
1~,,, sneaN
organized hotel and boarding purea, pure =.
5 which will engage rooms or boar" i'
visitors without charge ana guafsn'' u
regular ra:es-
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-10-22
q ss1st.;fesa, s1t.fs
NJ u - -~HG

+ d ay br c a K,
Thursday, my
guide, aroused
me, and, after q
cup of black
coffee prepared
by his wife. we
took up our
march through
a vast plain.
broken her e
and there by
c | u IN p s o !
palms. lifting
their tall heads
,,,;dst fields O
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-10-22

.ur,,o," said the chestnut to the rob;n
"whnt are you.' I'm little bird. sai
,hc roh;n- "NN hat are your I'm i'tti
h,,rrsI, too. said the chcstnut.-Harpcr
Young People.
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-10-22

\. the race for popularity Won Tya ~ :, the
ter,s stomach BittsrA 1t took the le1a q. rod sIe
ana all n,sein s9%PssnSpis seopisnts all
CeO.s , ~ r. III ,dder and kidneys, nervous
%ss.s nsss nsursleia %. s rhy.is'ssSSse sSs
commend, the public knows its WAN ;a,,,ials.
nrc,s endorses. Grand are lts
rrander still its success.
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-10-22

Az l>rrprsrISG REPLY-Miss Sears.
..yr hat prompted you to propose, you good
<ornothingr' Chaplcy-..Wcll, thoush
no one else would ii didn't"-N. I'iru'H
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-10-22

MAY-.'who was tho gentleman yon IN
,roduccd to me, | ddn catch his name:
Paul-'Oh, wall. it isn't any use ior YOU ~ :.
sitting by him ."-Chicago Inter Ocean.
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-10-22

He KNEW BETTER.-"H ou ought 70 Anow
,h,. !, ,,,nr cauuot get something for moth
inrn "Hc can't, chg blwlcd the buhc9en
visti,n ..That's list exactly what tnc fei
Ter that run against did, 50 he uiu' Ill
dianaDolis journal.
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-10-22

.TuEY say the child looks like me" sag say,
tiargoYe, displaying his his cfHcrs hrsip1rh. .s,iiI
/ aon't think would drown him On that nc
count t"-uarper's Bazar
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-10-22

Tur dssirability OF bonds dcpcn1s
whether you hold them or they noiu s'u
Indianapolis News.
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-10-22

EN,Lr-.I think the way young men ana
women carry on ut the summer resorts Is
SfSmraccfml !, t;lgdys-''Never mind, dear
Vo, we're never implicated d"-Chicaso
News Record.
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-10-22

Greek Colds and BronoI.srs hnr w''n n"'
pina.s Too,hnche Drops Cure in one mlno''
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-10-22

THE following appeal from rising aoto @
lately appeared in contemporary , ,'
bodies. mobs. professions and outs'd
shouts
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-10-22

"D,p you know his business 81 heard naa '1a' h
"yS ,,.ns yoinn to wind It up."-Nasts weekly
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-10-22

nrrcnAM's pills cost only s5 cents c,nrnuehou Dou
~. srnrla to he sorth guinea box.
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-10-22

REV. H.P.C CAn.os; Scotland; DcH;, are com com
..rwo bottles Of Halls Catarrh ShrI hr nrmn
pIeteiy cured my little girl sola o' D'"1
gists, 75c.
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-10-22

cr,uN.R RCI,.ss-Teachcr-' .'onn
nv soc II Won can give me an example OF Q
.Cntcnra" ,Iohnny-''reu dollars or tci
DAYS ''-Blac!s and White.
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-10-22

THE lazy laundress, as well 9s the h"''
shirt. shrinks from wishing-fuoA.
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-10-22

SoMr people get something for nothing
and the rest get nothing Tor Something
Galveston News.
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-10-22

$50 rou have o s.,ss new servant :.Y.s" s"'''" "How
Az. shs i;ka YOU Warrington Stss.
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-10-22

Nor necessarily after a bird-tnc m"'
--no gocs ont for q lark.-Brooklyn Eagle
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-10-22

TIE man who figures in an expiosio" ~
,,,rs nt the bottom and works up.
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-10-22

Tnn m:tten from n girl has knocked on,
more ,nc;, tEan tic Prize EShse' s'o'e
ever did.-Philadclrh Times
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-10-22
Whom Nature

Il NAV he best to render y
Neens su,,iv hut one should remember to use se
eIeth eren the most perfect remedies only Wnsn dcn.
ne and most Q; FIN. s;%rG Gmanufac
tie reme"E Sy liz Is California ; Fig syrup Co.
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-10-22

4 TIRED WOMAN.
lust as much as q
sick and ailing one,
needs DR.. Pierce's
vorite Prescrip-
tion. That builds up,
strengthens, and m
vigorntes the entire 70
female system. ~
regulates and pro-
notes all the proper
. functions Of woman
hood. improves diHes-
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-10-22
AT IT'S HEIGHT.
Tho Carnival at St. Louis q olos1-
ouo Success.

Crowded snd Happy City-Eiaborats
Arr.uremsuts for Taking Care OF shs
Crowds-six Miles of brilliantly
lIIumina ted atrests-A Hoss
OF Other Festivity At"
fractions.
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-10-22

&;,, .rrich,s the blood, disPels aches hala
uoM, ,,njnrcholy and nervousness: brlhGs
peins;h prefreshins sleep, and restores health and
strength. .o,;c and sooth-
ms ras,;. md the only guaranteed remedy ioI M
Wonsn's veaknesses and aiin,ents;; IN - ~ =
.fem..ls complaints " aud irregularities. ,s ~ y.
over fails to benefit or cure, you ho'e s01A
,1,nnay hack
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-10-22

A erea. many rreaicines rel "reiieys tsst ie. e:
a lanSs But, by its mild, soothing cleansing a,sr4s
and healing properties, DR.. sage.s ourcs Hn'A
Remedy perfectly and permanently cuIes.
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-10-22
ucuRes scaorULA EVEN
IN IT'S WORST FORMS.
R HAS CURED HUNDREDS on
Ssh CASES OF SKIN CANCER.

,rrss,i.e on Blood and Skin Diseases msiiea
t-sa' SWIFT SPECIFIC Co, Atlanta Ia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-03-25
COMITE CENTRAL
DIL PARIIDO INCONDICIONALNBNIE ESpANOl
PUERTO-RICO.
PresidenoiG.

Por acuerdo del Oomit6 Central,
va propuesta de los locales, ha sido
proclamado Candidate para la elec-
ci6n parcial de un Diputado Pro.
vincial por el Distrito de Oayey, 81
consecuente correligionario y epre-
clable comerciante de esta place,
don Avelino Vicente y Gonzalez.
Lo que hsgo pdblico para gene
raj conocimiento de tod0s los apre'
ciables correligionarios, y con ell fin
de que concurran unidos y compac-
tos & las urnas 4 depositar sus su-
frsgios en- pro del Candidate, que
queda proclamado, dando CON este
nna prueba mas del entusiasmo y
decision que sienten por Ia causa
que sustentam0s.
Dios guarde q V. muchos afios.
Puerto Rico, % de Mario de
1892. El Presidente accidental,
Joaquin PtAa.
HrDirector del BoLETtN MER.
CANT11.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-03-25
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La recaudsei6n por Ia renta dc
Aduanas en- Febraro u limo, como
saben nueatros lectores por ex-
tractos que hemos hechos de do
cumentos o6ciales, ha acusade
etectivamente una bsja de So, ,374
33 cents, compsrads con ls d,
Febrero de 1891 por el m;sme
conc epto.
En- cambio, y oueno es tenerlt
en- cuents, la recaudsci6n general
en- ell propio mes. ha acusado a'za
= no despreciab!e, cou relacion
igual del afio anterior.
Vease.