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The Opelousas courier., 1893-06-03
Graceful WOman-Ung calmly Man.

Observaut and far-sigf ted persons dis
tlnguish at great distag Is a man from a
woman, not by dress, lace, or figure,
but by movements. The motions of the
most graceful of men are ungainly when
compared with the siuuous lines that
most women ~-instinctiJely assume. It
often k-ppens that a single motion
of a distant figure, and especially a
motion of the arms above the head, will
instantly determine for a trained OBJ
server the sex of the person. If anyone
doubts this, let him note the awkward.
windmill-like performance of a mar ar
ranging his hair, and the graceful curves
and deft touches with which a woman
accompanies the same thing.--Detroit
Free Press.
The Opelousas courier., 1893-06-03
THE PATIENT SEASONS.

How patiently tho seasons bide their time
No murmur from the bad that month
ago
Was ready. where the earth inclined, to
blow;
The birds are happy in their chosen home.
No doubt there are communings meath the
snow,
And some bright eyes that never close in
sleep,
And some sharp ears that listen we'll and
keep
Sweet hope alive in little hearts below.
Then let the winter wear itself away,
Borne thither on the breast of freighted
rills;
A dream of spring has touched the con"
slant hills,
And made the valleys patient of delay.
Mary A. Mason. in Youths Companion
The Opelousas courier., 1893-06-03
REPAIRING CHINA.

sIsn't this dreadful" moaned a friend
the other morning, who was surprised in
the midst of a doleful contemplation Of a
goodly assortment of broken bric.a.brac
and china. "Ihave always said I would
rather have a thing broken than Clipped
but this is a little too much"
eyes," consoled the visitor, ''quite
too bad, but then these are broken beau
tifully," adding hastily to subdue the
dispieasure plainly visible on the owners
face. 81 NEAR such neat breaks that
they will be easily mended."
Really mendlng china and ~bric-a-brac
is an art, and some day some wise woman
will see a chance of a good livelihood in
it and make it q profession.
One finds at the druggists any mum
Der of cements which are warranted to
carry ten times the amount they will
ever be required to, and stand any de-
gree of hot water. Maybe one in a
hundred times they will, but it is best to
treat mended articles as only for special
occasions when weight and hest are in
the question.
For a common article the dark line,
which seems to be the badge Of the
mended may be overlooked, but for any
dainty ornament it is very desirable to
have a preparation which will leave as
faint a line as possible.
One OF the best things of the kind Ia a
very simple, thin paste Of -four and
water, in which a large piece OF alum,
the size of a hickory nut, is dissolved.
Spread this paste on the edges of the
broken pieces and press them firmly to-
gether. If any paste q out it will
dry in the form Of Crystals which may
be easily brushed of.
II the article to be mended is broken
in several pieces, the labor is a bit more
tedious, and it is well to let each piece
become thoroughly dry before another is
added.
The sooner the mendiug Is done after
breakage the better, as then little or no
dust will have a chance to settle on the
broken edges.
Occasionally the glazing will DC
chipped in such a, manner that the crack
cannot be hidden. In this case a little
vine Of gold paint will prove very con
venient and effective.
Tiny, irregular bits seem to have a
fancy for falling entirely out of sight.
Their places canfnsonl6 be filled witt
plaster Of paris, or Wax when the former
Is mot convenient, and the mendee
article will require no washing. Ar
artistic splash Of gold paint may cove
this filing, and no one isthe wiser.
The frequent nicklng and chipping
which delicate china receives in til
hands of the average housemaid is yer.
trying to the housewives patience.
The best treatment for such injurle
when on the colored surface Is to tin
the inevitable white patch with minera
paint in a very slow oven, being sure *
have the door sjaf.
In matching your paint it is well K
take your bit Of china to some artist
supply shop and accept advice in chooi
ing your color. as paint that has beef
fred is of a very different shade iron
the same thing unfred.-New 4orl
Recorder.
The Opelousas courier., 1893-06-03
Recuueratiye Power Of Nature.

An interesting and curious case, Illus
trating the r~ecuperative power OF nature'
has lust been recorded by q surgeon. a
workman whilst attending q machine
used for cutting blocks of tin had the
fins Of two Of the fingers of his left hand
clean cut off with a knife. Seven
efterwards the man went to the hospital
for treatment. The surgeon determined
to TO- .ttsmpt to replace the missing por-
tons Of the fingers. although the pros
rect of getting them to unite seemed 20
he most remote. The wounds were care
fully cleansed and the ends OF the fingers
were restored to their places md nxed
hy satures. In a fortnight hrn union
was found to have occurred, ana Wnen
The patient was next seen, after consia-
erable lapse Of time. the surgeon was
able to note that both motion and sensa-
tion were perfect in the ends OF the
finoers.-Yankee Blade.
The Opelousas courier., 1893-06-03
herman
Syrup"

William McKeekan, Druggist at
Bioomingdale, Mich. "Ihave had
the Asthma badly ever since came
out of the army and though I have
been in the drug business for fifteen
years, and have tried nearly every
thing on the market, nothing has
given me the slightest relief until a
few months ago, when | used b.
sehee's German Syrup. am now
glad to acknowledge the great good
i has done me. lam greatly reliev-
ed during the day and at nightgoto
sleep without the least trouble O
The Opelousas courier., 1893-06-03
RECIPES.

Lemon sauce-One cupful sugar, ono
eoo. Juice and rind of n lemon, n
ta5hSIesnoonful corn starch, q little butter,
one half pint boiling water added last.
.o,;ck Buckwheat Cakes-Sift two
cuptnIs of buckwheat -four with Two
t~easnoonfuls of baking po-3er. one teas
noonful Of salt and n tablespoonful OF
SUGAR. When ready to bake add cold
water enough to make ? rather thin
batter.
The Opelousas courier., 1893-06-03
Raising swans.

Swans are not hard to raise; they sell
at $40 and SIS per pair. A farmer at
Biddeford, Me-, is making quite a u c
cess at swan breeding, and his profits
must be quite large each season. The
average hatch yields from three to six
young swans. They hatch usually about
June and mature in fourteen mouths
from birth. They are very cross when
with a brood, and need watching con
stanfly unless penned up closaly.-Nay
York Independent.
The Opelousas courier., 1893-06-03
A BEAUTIFUL e A

DUDLEY Canesucker-I had a beauti.
full dream last night. Dreamt / had
$50, 600 all my OWL.
Tommy Vanderchump-And you WOKE
up to find you hadn't a dollar.
DUDLEY Canesucker-Yes; but I was
mighty lucky not to dream Of having a
mil ion. l don't think | could ever
have got v SO heavy a loss as that
Texas siftings,
The Opelousas courier., 1893-06-03

one OF the largest forests IN the Worlo
stands on ice. It is situated between
Tral and the Okhotsk Sea, Siberia. a
we'll was recently dug in this region n,
when ii was found that Q depth OF o4o
feat the ground wa still frozen.
The Opelousas courier., 1893-06-03
80 t,rTx OF TOLEDO. | 80.

IgShaney makes oath that he u the
MOT Y SnT If the firm of +. ]. Cheney d
EN- partp bnsiness in the City Of Toledo.
d0ing estate aforesaid, and that said firm
an ~ ann of S1GO for each and every
pay W. srrh that cannot be cured by the
FRANK }. CHIMNEY.
!, hefore me and subscribed in my
AFuEn N M sth day of December, A. D., 1881
gpces th A. w. GLEASON,
n1L Notary Public.
r.tarrh Cure is taken internally and
JAY IN an the blood and mucous surfaces
81 sl system; Send for tss = non Toia fEee;
sold by Druggists, Toe.
The Opelousas courier., 1893-06-03

..rraA IS taxing a new start IN n uarva
3ss Ganges. taking a northeasterly course
tnO ssme route by which it traversed
< snsus last year. Russia, especially, breads
sui ;ogssiou. and is unable to enforce any
NJ like an ordinary quarantine.
The Opelousas courier., 1893-06-03
4 GRAND ENTERTAINMENT.

Consisting Of Dramatic and Humorous hecisatlo 1thz
Plays, &C, can easily be given BY home saie1s, 49,
&c0py OF CARROTS famous = ~ Gh0Icg 1920
Schools, Church Societies and Home Theaulcas'
ED by booksellers. No: 32 the ia aDs;s,d H. two two
bright new Comedies; all for 30c., postpaid; or We
two Plays. 1Oc. Catalogue FREE., e = soaS
BETT&GO., Philadelphia, Pa (EsgaOnsneul cSss
The Opelousas courier., 1893-06-03

leads in the lumber cut Of Maine
sss 3 ~ amount of this wood cut being
lsss ~ ~ feet. Pine COZ es next with 3d.
Y ~ ~, ~ OF hemlock. the cut was 70.
b y Y ~ sses' If cedar 40, 504, FOL feet, and Of
,so MS 8, IN, 147, total ofA7lo,oSl,5A
The Opelousas courier., 1893-06-03

n.eding a tonic, or children who
Lad iless,lainr up, should take Browns Iron
M sfasrs. t i s pleasant to on taf liver epf com Mhahpta
bdlgssalbs blood rich and pure.
The Opelousas courier., 1893-06-03

THE THROAT" Brown's bronchial. 7roeHss ;.
act dd;rectiy on the organs of the voice. They
Isve an extraordinary effect in all disorders OF
the throat.
The Opelousas courier., 1893-06-03

SYNDICATE of capitalists has purchased
40 o acres of land in Florida lying noren
OF the Pensacola and Atlantic hairoan 10.
Sl0o, coo. The untinbered Tac's wiz oo
colonizsi with Swedes.
The Opelousas courier., 1893-06-03

ssTbe best thing yetr' That is the way q
young man put It who made arrangements ano, %
Va. You can get further information by drop
ping them a card.
The Opelousas courier., 1893-06-03

Ifyour Back Aches, or you are all worn out,
good for nothing, it is general debility.
Browns Iron Bitters will cure you, make you
strong, cleanse your liver. and give you a good
appetits-tones the nerves.,
The Opelousas courier., 1893-06-03

Katherine e. Conway, recently APP
pointed one of the police com %nissicners
of Massachusetts, is n of the editors
of the Boston Pilot.
The Opelousas courier., 1893-06-03
The Skill and knowledge

Essential to the production of the most perfect
and popular laxative remedy known have en-
abled the California Fig Syrup Cc.to achieve a
great success in the reputation Of its remedy,
Syrup Of Figs, as it is conceded to be the uni
versal laxative. For sale BY all druggists
The Opelousas courier., 1893-06-03

Having taken Hoods Sa~rsaparilIa hva
months ! am satisfied it is an excellent rem
edy. For years l have had rheumatism
aHaicting my body, but especially my right arm
from elbow to shoulder, SO severe I feared
Should Lose the Use of 1t.
felt better soon after / began with Hoods
sarsaparilla, and when 1 had taken 4 bottles
the Rheumatism entirely left me. have been
minister of the NJ. E. Church 40 years, and
Ike many others of sedentary habits have suf-
The Opelousas courier., 1893-06-03

MINISTER JONES, of the Finance Depart
ment. has announced that the toSal aeo' u
the Hawaiian Government Is %, osi'ooo'
The Opelousas courier., 1893-06-03

RI AFFLICTED with sore eyes use Dr. Isaac Inomp-
LOWS Eye-water.D Druggists sell at z5c.per oottie
The Opelousas courier., 1893-06-03

Over s5, 600, 900 is spent yearly BY
Londoners on funerals.
The Opelousas courier., 1893-06-03

CUR IS

tered with Dyspepsia and Insomnia. but
While taking Hoods ~Sarsaparilla I have had
i good appetite, food digested well, l gained
several pounds and sleep better. | vote for
Hood,s.'' REV. w. R. PUFFER, Richford, vt.
Hoed's Pills are the best after-dinner Pills, as-
Fst digestion, cure headache. Is cents
The Opelousas courier., 1893-06-03

scappi, cook of Plus ", published
y frat Italian cook book in 1870.
The Opelousas courier., 1893-06-03

MISUNDERSTANDING Pills with a drink OF
water. Beecham's-no others. 2 cents a boz.
The Opelousas courier., 1893-06-03

BARRED PLYMOUTH ROCK
eggs from hens weighing s to 10 pounds each.&i roE Is
P.D.~ BARNHART, West Newton. Pa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-09-03

tenido ocasi6n de observar, dice,
4 los fees obreros de nuestros
campos en- Las penosAS fsenas de
cortar csf1r, abrir zsnJas. etc, etc,
de-, de que ell sol sale hasta que
declina, estaran plenamente con :
vencidos de que el calor tropica!
no sc opone q la ejecuci6n de un
trabAjo rudo."
Cree, sin embargo. que pueden
ser parte d inhuir en- aquel feno
mono, "a Ia bondad del clims, "a
Ia abundapcia del suelo. que se
aprovechan como elemento de de-
fensa contra los rigorss q que, en-
otros psises, se ven expuestos los
que a6andonan Ia cuoti1ions Ia
Dor, el persistente traDajo.
No podemos continuar ei ana
Isis; pero, tAmpoco queremos
abandonsrlo, sin insertar uno de
los mas beloS parrafos que con
tiene, sobre esta materia, el
opd sculo del S.. Lopez Tuero. Es
ell siguiente:
"La ciencia economical ahre Las
puertas del santuario do sus es
tudios. poniendo en- lugar primero
el trabajo; al analisarIe lie sublima,
= en- el transcurso de Gus capisulos
y doctrinas lleva siempre izado
el psbellon de esta idea. como an.
torchs suprems que ilumina el
campo fecuudo de sus interesan-
tes materias; y co que 81 trabajo
con el capital y Ia terra compar.
to el peso enorme de 10 gigantesca
m&quiuA social, = asf como, 81 el
col se ocultara para siemprs se
obscurscerian los cielos, % he
laria el espacio y "a terra con-
vertida en- bols de barro iner-
to y ffis, huiria vertiginosa y des
quisiada a chocar CON alglin astro
absorbente. que Ia devOrsra. del
mismo modo, aunque en- condicto
msnor, 81 el trabajo cesara, se pa
ra'iz iiAn lee industrlas. ss agota
rian las producciones, y 10 huma'
nidad. hambrienta y desnuds, pc
70 cruzada en- brazoS, caminaris
errante hastA ser devorada por los
elementos, lac fieraa 8 10 acci6D
de- tempo. ......"
Felicitamos cordialmente q nues.
tro distinguido amigo el St Lopez
Tuero por un tan dtil cuanto
oportuno trabsjo, que hA merecido
el honor de que 10 Association de
Agricultores Sc haya encargado
de 10 edici6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-09-03
ENTER RO.
Il p del Rio.

My lssilo y so.snns ice si d.
saaauo dis,isxa,lo amigo ' con
9&a 70 sa a presss u Fsdsris
AsHl'. q, r. ,. IT,, Vslisl ado st
= saFds de AngeAyef.
C4sssjo name,osians y rec.
pssAb'e sigalo a. lesssfo. eubisstt
is eoFosss, A.sts . q :i@A III 3ra
ia.
ga sl ssls ds tost4mhis dsa
slai5s Aaslo e. Sc II. ia tAa Il
s daare, qusea hsss eQs tai aasi.e
fasss sngao &c los easrsrlaisasoa
vita 3ss dsl qas "a 40 sxssis
c ssss sa9n4o.
: aeEa a 4ge sea setsfi@9s tss
~ t@4es k2@es gs2a was sSa.sss =
ss as@ ara ,s52 ia gsstsa sss~
&1xakia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-09-03
URGE, Ell REME0IO.

Qls la vaganeia ca IN NAL cue
coFrOe a IL inmsnsa mayoria de Ia
olase proletaria de la Is'a, es una
verdai que ca Ia concieacia de to-
dos esiA, J mny partlcnlarmente en-
10 de los que ea los osmpos nos
ledlcsmos d las laboriosas faenas
agsieolas y que eita es el princl-
pal factor de la ereelente crimina-
idad Que de pocos amos d ssta par
70 yenimoa Oh serTando, tamb.ea 10
reoonoeen c1Aatos detenidAmente
se han oeapado de Ia mAtesia.
Casl todoa les peri0ileos de 10
lala han !2nio sao nal resono
cen cue existe la vaganola, que ha
AnmentAdo Ia eriln!nAlidad J que
Ia prlmera CO eAnsa psImordlalisl.
Ia de Ia segnada, mas ninguno Ia
poAido lndlear nn m ,do Ell sAE de
'cmeiisrlo, y no hahia de ser de
olrA sgersr, pnea la profession del
esegisof gcaeraltneate 10 alicia del
zoalAcio y sEato dc esA elA&e dc Ia
soc.cAAd, que en 81 lnmensa ma.
yog&A eomponcu asplrAntas 4 las
aAsenles J sesldlcs. J 40 puede,
10. tant1. coaocegloa J solamense
Al AgFlealsoE. que dia ,sAa dia Sc We
oalsgado 4 ca'as y sfataE con elloa,
a e. sAsll hAees alg7aA luE ca Ia
nAseEaA
pErgnasAA 4 eeAlqalrg agTiealt,r
le u ls.A J Oh disA que i dlAFso lie.
Eaa ga aneAa isasvidaos psdiea-
- 3.aeto con - asnae pFoGaesa de
AL lasnslo duEaaso Q. eosceAo ,
- ~ GA Elaaa pcsle43a y pgomess
ASecA CO scls q oeAo Aacleaiss
J o. dn zee neds ~ 8 loo pc
ssss. v essasAaao De oaa aaAncga pa.
sAa "a via ae sASexaA sn tAbesna
7 IS sIra > 90 erApals, hassa qne
20 ga ae ssss csosslnass oFgtaa CO.
- elsa - s;i@sa al gas alcanEA In
ey
sses sesvs aal estos acn les vef
I'D "a sAaxAaaa do 10 eolmaaa
= 81 s*os $50 "a gae 90 paaan
= ss4a saGsn IA AasaosdAs d. 90
"a : sc eAsk. ciesxseaao 81 dc'es
.@ssp sEdassssA eaes soa soe qae
iA@sa CO aasxs aaa - Iasiscsa J |
s1ya C ga IN sAfoes . el Efeaadsa |
Qua 9svsata 10 saa maama elase |
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-09-03
Personal.

Por ell dlsimo vapor- correo
han llegado Las correspondence q
disposi:iones nombrando:
Jueses de 1: Instancia de lor
DistritOs de San Ffanci co y Ca
tadral, respectivamente, 4 dor
Gailermo Gonzslo Martinez ,
don Joaquin NJ, de Llscer.
Juez de Ia Instsncia de Ma
yagu.z q don Aristidss MsriRlis.
40, y Sscretsrio de Gobierno de
s,ts Audiencia q don Pedro Surra
Notarios pdblicos de esta Ca
oital y Aguadills, respectivamen-
tp, q don Jose A. de Ia Tore
Y don Salvador Amell.
Jefa de Estaci6n y Of;isl l;
del Cuerpo de Comunicaciones d.
esta Isla 4 don FAustino Medina
Ssc'etario ASSESSOR Letrado de Il
Comsndsncis poli,ieo militsr d,
2ombl6n (Fllipinss) q don Jul
NJ. PadiIia, y Me1ico Forenss d,
esta Capital D don Cayetano Col
= Toats!e.
Jasz do /: Iustansia de Car
ienas al Abogado Fiscal ae IA
A diencia de Ponce don Victor
Sa'gado, y Pssador de Ooras Pd
nlicas q don Ramon Ramirez Are
llano.
J-fe de Negoeiado de "a clase
Adminis.rsdor de 10 Aduana d,
Arecibo, 4 don Angsi Sanz Am
5r6I, J Jefe de Nsgociado de 8:
Administrator de Ia Aduana ID
AguAdills, q don Fernando Ojela
Jsfs de Negoeisdo de "a, To-
erEentor de 10 Adminissraci0l
Central de Contrlbucionea y Ren
IS, q don Antonio Girls; Of ;is
% de Ia AduanA de AguadilI
| q don Arturo de la Cruz Ta
for6, = OioisI 80 de la de Arecib
1 don Joaquin L. Bfunet.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-09-03
DR.. Enrique Pima.

E Album Ibero An,erioano, que
dirige en- Madrid Ia distinguida es-
critora sonora G imeno de Flaquer.
publica las siguientes noticlas bl.
bliograficas:
"El popular escritor Teodoro
Guerrero, tierno cantor del hogsr.
vuelve q tomar la puma, despu9s
del mutlsmo literario en- que ha
permaneCido por largo tempo, q
causa de sus dolores morales. Los
afoionados & las sauas lecturas se
considerable de enhorabuena al ss-
ber que va q comenzar la publica-
oi6n de una Bibliotsoa social, colec-
eion de Duevss novelas vaciadas en-
moldes mas amplios y modernos
que los Cuent0s de Salon. El pri-
mer volumen contendra Ia novela
La me0r GristOcrGoiG; el segundo.
La matG semittG; el terceto, Entire
dos Gnores; el cuarto J quinto, Las
huellas del orim6n, y el sexto y tl-
tim0, Los fsl6sofos del dta.
"Agotada hace tempo la sexta
edici6n del popularisimo Pleito del
matrimonio, famoso litiglo en- YER
80, promovido por el mencionado
Teodoro Guerrero y ell inspirado
poeta Ricardo Sep1lvedo, en- el que
han tornado parte casi todos nues-
tros primeros poetas contemporS-
neos, han ofreeido su cooperation
para Ia septima edici6n que en- bre-
We va q publicarse, Ricardo de la
Vega, Marco, OAnovas, Lopez Gull
jarro, Novo y Oolson, Serrano AL
caEar, Marcos Zapara, Mest.e Mar.
tfnez, Fsrreiro, Villergas = otros
escritores de primera fla"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-09-03

vuelvo 4 las eapltalidA les Mill
gAFes. eAusa dc todos los lrAstoFnos
Ea Leon aniAn mly rfgocilados
pog verse fsyorec,dCa con Ia pto
mesa del Itas ado De Ia capitatl
general, traslsdo que sigue scntre =
10 exe.Eadoa loa A1imos en- Cofahs
pog peFderla en- VallAdolid slcnvp
c pc ankAs de conseEvAE Ia snyA
9or haoetlo oifecl1o al al mlnts gt
de q Guerra 4 81 pAso para Sa
Sebastian. En CordobA hAn eau
sado maA lmpFeas6n as nogle'a
dc que no llrvaa Alli In cApllAti
gca raj 4n seviiia, y &c asne Qar
IA a dea0tdeaca. Il dle4Amea as
IL JaasA C5naalglya e4lA EcgmlSa
DO, 7 a0a se a2eg "a qae mAAAsa
a Arcers4 81 deeEeso e. u taaextsss
40 erco que sc pao!sqas hAsga qas
- cc eaFe Ell % aeE cos sefo do n
sla.sus, qac sesA el mares q md.
salna, aeapaos qac gcgtoae DC Pa
saeosA 6oa Fe@Aa eAo 8a& sAIe1. Pus
ii AaAse, SC "a Fxuasa &C. fx4ia q
1aAsdlA CIVIL s. ss3& "a ra q5s@
siAs gsacsAAss dasa,4e ga4awsA A1.s.
tAssc el esdet. ssE4a 90 ts &agezs
aAtcFtaAs1o, las esgsg@ ssta4es &c gsa
saesPas SO ete8so = a. , rad.
satAa ea s'y4lA. hzsgas , /. s4st =
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laa s2ase4esA ss =. v = TO e@espa
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es la que se dedica trabajsr; mas
blen sabemos los que con ellos ira.
tamos que nj existe amor al traba-
jo, nj tiepen espfritu de economic,
2 que, como no reconocen neCesl-
dades, rarisimo es ell que trabaja la
semana completa, pues va les do.
NINA ell juegO, 10 bebida, 6 todos
los vicios Ia vez, y claro esta que
no pueden mantener sus families
dar rienda suelta q sus pasiones, '
para tener trabajsdores, pues de
todos modos son los 1uieos que en-
contramos, los asendereados agri-
cultores nos vemos en- ell precise
csso de ir ade,autandoles dinero,
que ellos prometen pagarlo en- ell
cosecho, pues solo entorces traba.
| ia; asf es que al acercarse este va
tienen una cuenta bastante creci-
da, y entonces Sc envalentonan Y
empieEan las exigencias de mas d.
nero, y accedase 6 no q elias, 10 ge.
neral es que "salden en- una mo-
che, como desvergonzadamente
ellos dlceD, pues anochecen y no
amanecen en- Ia fiuca.
Excmo Sr Gobernador General
y Excmo Sr Presidente de la Au.
diencia
La respectable clase de agricultc-
res, que en- estos momentos tengo
ell honor de representa-. respetuo.
saMente pide Y. V. e. e. Sc dig
men evitar ell NAL que lamentamos.
| Dentro de pocos dias empezark
la recollection del cafe, y de indi-
vlduos sabemos que va tienen to.
madO dinerO en- varias haciendas.
| Dense 6rdenes terminates & Ia
benemerlta Guardia OWL para que
brenda esa caterva de estafadores,
" a los Sres Jueces para que les
lapliquen ell condigno castigo, = Ia
Provincial enters palparA los bene-
dcios de Ia medids, pues ganara
con clio, en- primer t6rmino, esa
misma clase degraiads, pues vien-
DO que impuaemente no puede
ejercitar por mas tempo So vii in-
dustria, sc la hara nacer amor al
teabsjo; ganara el fisco, pues no ga
perderA ell cafe que anualmente se
pierde por esa causa; ganar6 Ia mo.
raj pdbllca, que no Sc vera tantas
J veces ultrajada; ganara la admins
, tracion do justicis, que no SO vera
tan abrumada de trsbsjo, y CANA.
remos, por I'm, los agricultores, que
no seremos por mas tempo vicrimas
de tantos estafadores.
II Dr.. Enrique Pima.