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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-08

death IN England has been reported will
be remembered Ia this couniry from her
tour with Charles Fletcher Ia the seven
ties. The Iady's Pictorial says Of her;
As girl Miss lseclcrcq was famous for
her beauty and singular fascination Of
manners
Henry Jones, the English whilst player,
and writer under the naue Of "Cuven-
DISH" has reached Boston, where he e1-
pressed his high opinion OF American
whist players The finest players he
found In New Ori,ans, Chicago, Enst0n,
Pa, and Minneapolis.
The empress Of Austria Is said 20
spend hat OF each day arranging her
toilet. SHE entertains her Intimate
friends while having her hair dressed.
The Duke Of Westminster Is said 60
have expended about Sj.0OO.O0O in re.
building Eaton hall. now one Of the
pnlatial private mansions in England
Mr. Ye. the Corean minister 90 the
United states. and his wife. are mem
beers Of the Presbyterian church. They
wear C0rean costumes on state occasions
Ebenczer Burgess Ban, who keeps
lttie cigar store Ia the pension building.
c!aims 70 be the nearest relative Of
George Washington.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-08
ELECTRIC housewife
Used to Increase the Speed of Slug
gish Horses.

A willy horse trainer some time ago
provided the jockey who was riding
his horse for valuable cup with a COM
plete electric outfit for supplying cur
rent TO pair Of electric spurs, says
the Pittsbmrg Dispatch The current
was found to be nm infinitely more po-
tent stimulus ilian the simple steel
spur to the speed Of the horse, which
accordingly came In frat A protest
was ordered, the jockey disqualified aud
The race forfeited on the somewhat In.
consistent ground Of cruelty.
II seems doubtful whether such an
objection can be brought against the
latest form Of a hoorsewhip. which iscon-
structcd so as to give n slight electric
shock TO the animal upon which Il Is
administered. Tho handle. which Is
made Of celuloid. contains small in
duction coil and battery. the circuit be-
ing closed by means Of a spring push.
The extremity of the whip consists of
two small copper plates, insulated from
one another. each of which Is provided
with . tiny point The plates are con-
nected TO the induction coil by couple
of fine insulated wires AZ a means
of surprising q sluggish animal into do
ING his best work without the infection
of physical pain. the electric horsewhip
will by many 10 hnll,al with cladness
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-08

lot. LOUIS ltnnblicD
Silver, in It's relative commercial value
to god, has varied greatly at different
times since the two metals were first
used for coins, In the days Of Abraham
the Patriarch It was S TO 1; b. c. 1000
u was y TO l; Il. c. 800, ~ 10 /, and
az the beginning of the Christian ora.
about 10 ]. In the year 5O0. 4. D..
u was Is e 1: IN 100 il was S 10 /,
ana ~ the time Of the discovery Of Amer
lea only 10 1.
In the year 1900 gold was only six
Times more valuable than the precious
white. and within the next 100 years
TWO pounds Of silver could b. exchanged
evenly Tor one Of gold. In 1916 gold was
again on The boom, being ten Zines more
valuable than its paicr brother; aud In
20 a. was thirteen times more valuable
lhnn silver. just rs 1t was 800 years b. G..
~ the beginning Of the present century
SILVER was at lower figure than II had
9een al any time since the year 500, A.
~ viz: 16.9S TO I In 1876 the ratio
lcommercinD Of silver 10 gold was 20 TO
! and in 1872 II was at the lowest point
u has ever reached since the discovery of
America-2f24 to l. The figures for the
present year nre wanting
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-08
CUTTING LOOSE.


CHICAGO, H., Sept. THE follow.
ing communication was sent yesterday
to the president of the United Press.
Chicago. ILL.,. Sept. @. 1s03.-Cborles
a. Dana, president of the United Press,
The relations which have existed he.
tween this association and your oreauiza.
ton have been very unsatisfactory 10 onr
people for a long time, and as Won do,,ht.
less know, we have frequently threatened
to break them off. The last tempororv
truce which was sought in a lett.,r fro,,,
your treasurer, and which was ral,,ct
ahtly assented 10 by our board ~ H.
,ors, mas not been kept in good faifh Nv
your people. aud | ain forced 10 na,if,.
YOU that We will end II and sfon 80!
rug your company with news az nbv liza
h hnu WIZ decline to have any further
y, business l relations with 1t. / beg also
70 say that We would be glad ia termi.
hlle nlls connection as speediiv az
i'vs,sluie' nut have no wish 10 take asnsn
3 ~ and II your necessities saero
REQUIRE u we viii continue the se,..
w 70 you for one week longer ~,
vs. must insist that before the expiratior,
ments Ne V'heE arrange
!, by order Of the board Of dirmtars a,
inc Associated Press, VI
MELVILLE STONE
General AfnnavAY
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-08

What do yOn think OF the idea advanced
by some hoianiat that a tree. prcyidipg Il
nieeis with no accident. win liyc forever
De candolie. an eminent rrench authority,
says; '.rrces arc not subject 10 death. and.
barring accidents aud ravages Of insects,
VIII continue 10 live inaenaltely." Gray.
the noted boAnlst also lndorses the ths,,-
y that, inasmnch 81 treea annually rcuew
tlrir Nonth, they are Virtually Immortal
III iis eNsei lhsnage II az follows. '-Ihe
~ esntFM Part % The trunk may decay,
nli this u % htilc moment M io,,e a. now
layers are fsTnlariS formed al fhc circufa-
Y, tsfe ,,.,, the Try survives and X would
~ ymcuiy tof science to ahoyv that a Is
liable 70 death frun cid am IN snV proner
seAso " ihaA teFm.''-, Iouls nepublti,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-08

Improvement in the financial situation
Is now an assured fact. The hope Of a
month ago that conditions would grow
better has given place to the realization
that they are better. The country is lift
ing itself out Of the slough of desmond
inc. which j. had drifted. Many of the
banks which suspended have reopcnrd
their doors and are again doing business
no the old stand The banks which did
not suspend, hut which had TO refuse ac-
commodatiOns in orler to weather the
storm, are now lonning money and meet
ing all demands. In New York there has
been large increase IN the reserves aud
the issuance Of clearinghouse certificates
has ceased, though those in circulation
have not yet been retired. Mills and
factories which shut down In the early
summer are starting up again and thou
sands Of wurkmeu are once more finding
employment, The atmosphere Of the bust
moss world Is clearing MP and the sunlight
of confidence is driving back the clouds
Of gloom and distrust.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-08
HE GOT ENOUGH.
A Little Boy Who sprinkled tho Troll
ley Wire.

"""'
At least one boy knows mare about
electrlcItv on1 mo ,rou.,. ,,.,, - a., ~,
50 does his father. Tn other evening the
boy was ont In front Of his home nranor-
ING IN snrn,,l, ,be s,rao, ,,1 -
,,s'' oHu '"ol GU inc
pavement says the Philadelphia Call
The nice black, shiny hose had iust becn
bopybt ana g., We nj, a., -
at the Job. lie unconcd the hose. coupled
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-08
THE TEXAS STATE FAIR.
LIVESTOCK DEPARTMENT.

There are more than one thousand
stalls aud pens Ia the livestock depart.
mcnt,. and they are nearly all taken
already. The catalogue and premium list
show that premiums are offered for the
following breeds; Hcrefords, Shorthorus.
llolstelns. Polled Angus and Gnlloways,
offered for Texas bred cattle Of these
breeds Us we'll as for general compete
tion with like breeds from other states
or from Europe. No other state fair
in the Union Is as liberal IN this dirac-
ton as tho Texas State fair. as It offers
special inducements TO Texas breeders.
The livestock display has always been
a superb one at this fur and IL has
steadily improved from the first year
down TO the present and this year Ii
viii surpasa all former showings.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-08

there is proposition made to utilize
tbeing
milcs nearer Denver than Boston and
New York. Thv last report Of our chnui-
her 81 commerce shows that fer nv
pryions ye,lr 5000 ear loads o. goods.
81 al kinds. came from points east Of
the Mississippi. These cars would make
solid train 100 miles long, aud 1t Is quite
sufficient 10 show that Denver and the
West are interested In the movement
intended to shorten the distance to
tide wafer.
| would be pleased to discuss other
questions contained IN yonr letter and
hope that, not only your exchange. but
all other commercial bodies at Nashville.
viii decide 10 send representatives to
she convention. Yours respectfully.
OINEY NEWELL.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-08

"A bill that Is not likely 70 become a
law has been brought before congress 10
give a pension to person disabled in
the employment OF the government. or for
his widow or otirer dependents II he is
killed. Government employees are now a
specially favored class, They work
eight hours day. get 10 rest on all
the national and state holidays, aud
their salaries arr not "cut' in times Of
panic. The government owes Them no
more than Il private employer owes his
men, and nobody would think Of asking
a manufacturer or merchant to pension
onc Of his workmen. The pension list
Is big enough as Il is.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-08
pawnnrolslng in Chinn.

a nnanclM contemporary glyea. unlcr
some reserve, tho following description Of
tho appearance Of trade uhlonlsm among
the pawnbrokcrs OF China. one OF that
body began TO charge his customers no
per cent instead OF She usual "a. Naturally
~ dit roaring trade, 10 the dismay OF
hia colleagues, who carried him before the
mandarin W she province with bitter CONE
palnts Of unfair competition. The manda.
IN. however, commended the pawn broker
charging IL per cent, but pointed ont that
Abe charge was quite illegal. He ;herefore
dirctvd that in future he should charge
the customary - per cent. OF which no
WA only 60 keep IL for himself while
the other WAS 10 he Distributed M charity.
IN ciiiaunanoe with the pawn hroker's ~
neyolrut idea.--tnndon Globe
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-08

The burning Of the grass in the Chero-
kee strip by Federal soldiers is an act
Of wantou destruction that is not OK.
cusel by the alleged reason that it was
done to drive out "sooucrs" If the
''soouers' could have bcen detected In
no other way. then better bad they re-
mlincd. The settlers will enter upon
their possessions at season when no
crops cau b. raised for nearly d year.
They must depend upon other resources
for Subsistence. The far greater part
Of them are very poor. utterly without
means Of living except such as they can
draw from the land. With their cattle.
the Eriss would enable them 10 pull
through the winter The burning OF the
grass win deprive them Of this help, and
many who arc Euccessful In obtaining
clHiins will have to abandon them be-
cause they can not hold them and live.
Then the Spectator comes In aud buys
them OF, As between the sooner" and
the Spectator, the choice must fall upon
the former.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-08
LIKE SCARED SHEEP,
The Honorable Members of ParIia-
meut Left the House-Cholern.

LONDON, Sept. Tin the commons this
morning Mr.. Fowler. president Of tbc Ia.
cal government board. announced that a
CHAR woman employed IN the house md
tQi0y died under very susplcious clr,t,,,-
Stances, He was NOT prepared To NV il
Wsss cholera but most careful eraalpa.
~ W. uring made OF the body.
pahle gmQng members and many ieff ~
mouse forthwith. 1t Is learned that ths
du,,gbv,r summation leaves scarcely any
cholera. N'Vu OF ASauc
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-08

uiiicAGo' NJ, Sept. T.-Amonr tho
many noticeable gatherings in connection
with the Catholic congress Is the mee,in,,
81 Cue ~ leading Catholic press attended nv
throughout the country, Ftphone papers
9 OF w colorado Catholic today called 'hS
s1,enhen o. The assemhlaee 10 In he n., 6ne
mons aits.Ss n u, CEASED by published anony.
hsgs N ne church. He offered ~. iv,Sfoi'
Mlhie1 We're unanimously adopted ce,,is.nls
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-08

A Thousand Men WIN be Employed
to Register Strippers.

ARKANSAS CITY Kan, Sent. T.
Special Land Agent womack went through
here this afternoon. He said he had re-.
celNed orders from Washington that boom
ems would not be allowed TO enter the strlp
from the east side Boomers who expect
to go IN from the Usage. ponca and otbor
reservations viii bc taken curc ~ ~, ma
troops, who VIII establish a constant M.
lrol along that border. lie also saii t6e
guesilnn OF registration would be sails.
IInClvllN scttld by the emploympnt ~
luVO men u necessary 10 handle fhe hnsi.
moss Forty registration clerks from Wnsi
Hsion VIII arrive here over the santa Fe
4, John Z, Frost, land commissioner ~ tho
Shnta ~, this morning stated the SANTA
re would not run trains into the strIn
Smith. ~ StV'etary
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-08
PERsoyAl4

~ II 49, 1,a- .o.a ~ Ateria
n: ~, Trout mas gone " Ais'~
BUSINESS UP,
q. Y Mcclellan Of llaska was
ciiy yesterday.
Miss Eta Boaz has returned .
visit TO the WORLDS ialf.
Miss May Lattimer Of MdnA|
Mills is visiting IN the city.
II. c. Phillips. 4 prominent ials|
banker of Bowie. Is IN the eiU
6 me-, ,ha ,rsil.taom
ma, .; o. 80 DG Z, ;bo ' xiv yssierdsf
man was ~ tle 'iy y, 49, ,,s,.,
Nles sIli a w., h uu ir;n h X
iast hight from " snVf' UP
Ton, ,,,,..
Mrs; Fred Coekgrell o. a AoI I n Il
uen - a., ..,n,,a
Mt: T. l.. bo!l mas I ns1,
Z, visit to his daugater at
no. ~
Chas. ]. Swasey and r. y
We're passengers on yes'''u'
Katy for Chicago. n
Mr. Nm Grice. division ~
Woters.Pierce oil compiry y
he CITY city YES yes.erday. i
Col. Morgan Jones. preslsl
Fort Worth and Denver n''e
pany, has gone North. 4
Miss Sue Roy and Ms nns
attractive young ladies IL. 4
We're visiting in The city 'l'.'',' u
w, p. Crqss Of Ausiini \ W. 4 y ri
general land %, Office ,,, ,I wgs y p IA
terday morning en- rS . e. Y X Z n 81
Maoager GreenTall l i. !, ! rel|
Houston and daiVtsiv = blIss \
those places. u
II = DrE1nt VI
Mr.. anu MIS-, II. tiif So
have been bo1rding snss y, AZ VI
have gone TO housekeeping y y
Fonrth street.
uui Va ,,,ui,tll =.
Otto w. Steiiens ts nos IA
of Abilene and one o. T ns NJ 4
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-08
CAPITAL CITY MATTERS.


AUSTIN, Tex, Sept .-(speciai.l-,rhe
following bonds We're redeemed M The
cou'p'roller's Office today: silOO, City Of
NllSahachle- railroad subsidy bonds.
Two thousands dollars, Smith county
subsidy bonds
u is now settled that tho INV 5s,ort,,,,,t
or The university Will. nj the cnlnint, sps.
sion Offer third grade course for mo bon.
Ill OF graduates. Il Is also expected that
graduate courses These itunrnvnne,ts
nave been made practicable by the appoini.
mont OF an assistant professor and BIZ the
GENEROUS action OF Chief Justice Staytou
,S,harse Of ne Instruction In pleading, prae.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-08

OMAHA, Neb,. Sept. 7 Az,
train and freight on the Rock w J
met head.o near Albright, nine ~
this city this mornlng. completed "
both engines and reducing " kfnll.f
the mall and baggage cars al n
besides n dozen box cars IN psel
were slightly hurt. aud Nat cefl y
received fatal injuries ne Maze o.
collision has not beei lociltL
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-08

IUIoDufne Irl-W etkIy VhrOnlcIcl
1t looks now as If those who have
been Insisting On. union Of the two
factions Of the Democratic party in
Texas might as well dry their tears.
IL the signs of the times Indicate any
thing from reading the Clnrll.llugg papers
there will be a lively fight again next
year.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-08

from set' MA j saitIs' Sept, S-La,est news
el1ksei out there under mo la, iss9,inuon
AdnirM Spsiodlc Ne AlelSx ''AIp ,p ~
s s Rs seaa ne az, yahp Acqudab5sa epa
boats, Il Is reported INV "n 81 tour topclo
90 mas proclaiined himself die ftalsn' Pelx-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-08

Nov that It appears to be a well.
settled fact that the administration is
tavcatng the repeal of the state bank
taS. 1t will DO we'll to draw veil over
me utteranees of some Of the Clark cam
p@sners' who denounced that demand Of
the Texas Democratic platform as In.
csnaiarsSn. There arr still some offices
to be- given out
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-08
VISITORS TO CHICAGO

Who want to keep up with Te1as news
will Ind the Daily Gazette on sale at tbs
following places:
Grand Pacific hotel news stand.
Palmer House news stand.
Leland hotel news stand.
Auditorium cigar and news stand.
Hotel Desot0 news stand.
Wells j. STEERS $50 State street.
Hotel Hayden. 1d2 and i5i Thirty-siIth
street.
Teras Building. Jackson park.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-08

Tho "shoesiriug district" viii be no.
where as compared with the shape Of
the new territory Of Oklahoma, inelud.
ing the Cherokee strip. a lively and
flexible Young coon IN The extreme con.
horizons Of collie could not show such an
Butline.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-08

The moneyloauers may be confident
If one thing. aud that is, no matter what
The action Of congress, the result viii be
more money.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-08

II every man who owes 81 and who is
able to pay his debts would do 80, big
chunk would be taken out VI tho hard
times"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-08

Agitation for bettdr things always
comes from the man at the bottom. The
fellow on top Is satisfied, bu, whea he
fails TO heed the cry for relief he 4
oyesthrown. No party can live aud rep
rsent the classes az the expense Of the
masses The Republicans tried It: but as
son as the people saw that Saving the
Union WIS chestnut. thu Republicans
were Kicked ont.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-08

Next year promises to be a lively one
politically. in Texas and that each Of
the three parties may get a proper send,
or they are an hereby invited To hold
their state conventions In Fort Worth
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-08

Fort Worth now has twelve railroad
outlets. No city in the South Is u better
location for wholesale business.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-08

People connected with the Rock Island
and santa l'e headquarters arr be-
ginning to look around for homes IN
Fort Worth, Fort Worth IS In Il.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-08

The opening OF the Cherokee strip viii
bring the world Of hoine-seckers nearer
10 Texas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-08

Three years ago The Gazette told rs
readers that asahle and wel.guar,led
Etat'-bsnk 'ssuc was the coming cur,
roncy. A year ago the Texas Demoe.
raey reached the same conclusion and
demanded such a currency. The prasi.
dent Is another convert. and Il secms
that Congress is falling into line.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-08

Thc man who waits to buy real estate
Uatil there arr moW buyers than sellers
never gets the most for his money.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-08

add ~ daily To my order."-Ga-
zette's stcphenyIIlc agency.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-08

CHICAGO, a.. Sept. 7.-Rabort S,c.
Ssefy' eookkecpeF at the Merchants,
Nauonai bank rs missing II Is rep,rtsa
NV; he emeezzlc1 sa5,Ooo. fonr.ufth. az
sl ea w VIE nlser isiled cut of a feiiaw
n'sg sn'9h suns ~ the races
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-08

On both sides Of the state the playful
ireaas o. tho water is causing trouble
70 iekas' The capricions Rio Grande,
leaving aiA secustomed bod and takine
w strange quarters, has thrown plat
% Eood reras haid In Mexico, which
me MsAAeAaa ara aaw eiailnIns. and
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-08

w, Which & tho best % T., !. ~
o taEra "a a. medicine That c!sl, = mi
money TO cure vou ~ w \ "a
SSage.s Catarrh ReInedT' u Az Ir,'..iI.lsi'n|
Setarrh, perfectly aSd ~ y al
tnoyn pay you $500 In *, S.lsAafe'|
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-08

FRANKFORT, KY sept. T-rns
'nieA'enea etidenir Of typhoid feyas Ii
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-08

the penltentiary Is not only spread
becoming more fatal. Two cinrls
last night. Two new cases were i
this morning.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-08

1 do not deny that the people Of tho
silver-producing states believe that tbe
snbstrstnm Of universal prosperity Is a
silver currency on an equality with mid
~ Re the 'old red sandstone upon which
the commerce Of the world must rest
and the silver question must NECESSARILY
he considered Ia all meetings Ike that
which Is to be held Ia ST. louis ~,
Oct, 3, but so FAR a. the representatives.
OF the mining states are concerned. /,
viii be discussed simply as Il relates
to the real purposes Of the Convention.
Millions OF doliurs have, been aud are
yet to be expended for the improvement
Of harbors on the Gnlf and Pacific
coasts. III they are not 70 be utilized. II
the inoaey 50 expended Is mefely M
ornamental purposes. furtAer appropria.
tiona had better cease. II. on tho other
hand these Improvements Aie for ths
benefit OF tlse people whose natural ont.
lets sina IN rhese dirNiions, why should
the cry OF aecfinnalisn be raised when
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-07-09
BOletin MerCantil.

Algeb 9, Oardfn.
GaometIfa, Gar An.
e,.ns ria. O, rsazar.
Fsrer Y Rivero, Legis'aciGn.
Agricnlt ra, R'era y Tortoise.
Flsioa Y Qoimiea, FeIi6.
Pedsgngia. Santos.
Rat6rIna y Po6tios, R4GGA4s g
Ecopcmfa Politics., f4srn!er
Fisica y Qufm'ca, Morate.
GeOgcafis. Morats,
R-ths Ga V Po6ti&a. TerradiIlas.
Ffsics = Qaf MICA, Sanchez CASA
do.
Tra1ueci6n latina, Polo.
Gfamatica latina, Bscsrtfn.
Gramatioa latina, A. P6rez, r6s-
tiaa.
PsicoIogfa, L6giea y Etics, Mes-
tre.
Historia Natural, Pereda.
Gsamstioa Ffancesa, Ohantreau.
DiSqNisicioaes gramstl0ales, A.
Perez.
Legislation, Macho Moreno.
Industria y Oomero;o, Aid.
Ouadr0s sin6ptic0s Geografis,
Aid.
Metoio complete Y A0ompafis-
mieuto. EslavA.
Meto]o g lfeo, q Java.
Dlociona,io Latiao, r. Miguel.
Teredurla de libros. Oastafo.
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DEDICAToRlA.
LA RAZON DEL TITULO.

SuMARIo.-Lachemos.--El( (ieber
sum0iido.-~La generaei6n que Gu
be.--La justicia hnmana --Pretex.
tos criminales. - La formula del
prograso.-~El p ogEeao y sus ma
nifastaoiOnes. LA opinion p6biioa.
Ell periodismO.-Lo que debo ser
el periodiamo.-Lo que IS hoy la
pren a. La pcansG J las leyes.-
Ia s'olitiaa. -Lo one de0a scr Is
pnlitiGa.--C0mO q. h.soen los poll
ticos. --O0mo nassa los psrtidos.-
Los psoks&mss p9,iticos.-Artif-
CLOS polidicos,---tli 0Sgn&val pOlitl-
so.--Miserias po;iticos. -~ sinceri-
dad poiltioa ,-FsnEd'gmo 2olitioO
LA demooraola.--P Prlncipios de-
rstloos.-AbA1r1os demoorAti
o0s.-DeDrios dem0cFArlcoa. --- La
ibeVtad De Ia OA0edra.--1dbeFGad
contra derech0.~-La iggsIdad so.
oisI.-Ls iguAldad en- Ii hist0ria.--.
La iguald&d anGe la raz6n.-La So
berania.--La demagogla.- .-Loa hun
nos modernos.--La ravoIuoi6n.-
Las h1eigas.-Confusi0n y caos.--
I'll nihilismo.-Psopagscdss demo-
led0ras -~Oancer soo'ai.--Antino-
mias y aaOmalias.-El mayor de
,os err0res.-Ails VS. Ia nave.-EDi
logo y conclusion.
Deventa.-En Ia lmprente del
BOLKTIE MERCAETIL.
Pre- ,Io.-Un peso cinouen 9 o. :
tavos eiemplar.