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The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-08-29
BLEEDING THE RANGER.
Description of the Operations Of
Quacks Travelling in the West.

OC6(I 1 VA tAS OPCH tAOAS ~
Quacks Travelling in the West.
The most contemplate individual
known to modern society is the travel
ing Quack doctor. He abOunds every
where. His victims are confined to no
class. The rich and the poor, the learn
ed and the ignorant are alike suscepti-
BILE to his promises and ~persuasiOns.
He works in different ways. Sometimes
he charters a column in the city papers,
In which he tells of his wonderful eX-
PLOTS in medicine. He inserts a picture
of himself. which is sufficient evidence
in itself that he is a a Of NO ability
and less character. He describes him
self as the renowned and eminent DR..
Bangs from the Imperial symposium Of
medicine at London, New York and Chi
cago. He comes by request Of his in
Vulnerable patients throughout the
Northwest. Consultation free. The
other specimen of this perennial bar
nacle comes without blare of trumpets.
He steals into a community with his ad-
vertising material. He inquiries who is
sick and makes a personal canvass.
Sometimes he employs some member of
the community more contemplate than
himself to go with him and Introduce
him and recommend him. He finds
some individual suffering from one of
the many Ills that beset us all and tells
Of the great number of cases Of this
kind that have been cured by him, and
that Notwithstanding the case has BAT.
fed the skill of the local physicians II
IL = very simple case for him, and II he
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-08-29

doesn't cure he will ask no pay. PEG.
pie who are afflicted with disease are
ready to respond to any proposition
that will relieve the weary, oppressed
body. Fifty or 500 they consider q
slight remuneration to a man with skill
sufficient to effect a cure and they read,
lily sign a note for that amount or
more. The promise Of mo cure no pay
Is not incorporated in the note and the
eminent doctor, as soon as he secures
the note, considers his work ended.
A couple of cases of this kind have
recently come to the notice of the writ
er. A certain eminent physician by the
name of A. H. Warren, hailing from
Des Moines or Shenandoah or some
place down that way, made a tour OF
this county about a year ago. The cur
ing Of the most obstinate ills was a
matter of pastime to him. He stopped
at the home of August Kolb in Badger
township and made an agreement with
him to cure his wife, who was suffering
from some chronic trouble. 1t Is IN
necessary to say he promised a cure.
He took Mr.. KOlb's note for 500 and
left with Mr.. Kolb a printed slip ON
which was printed the words 1.-THE cure
not guaranteed" Mr.. Kolb paid nc at
tentiOn to the slip and read it for the
first time when the note became due.
He supposed it was the contract Of mo
cure, no pay" when it was just the
opposite. This professional pirate sold
the note of course to the German Say
ings Bank of Des Moines. Mrs. KOlb
was 10 benefited a particle. The note
became due on April 1 and it was paid.
Frank Black, Of Cooper township, gave
his note for $50 to the same party. 1t
was sold to the same bank and was
paid, and Mr.. Black received no benefit
from the transaction. Mr.. Black says
that there was a whole string of names
OF the responsible farmers of Webster
County on the doctors patient list, and
as people who permit themselves to be
swindled in this way may never like to
tell about it. 1t will never be known,
probably, how much the eminent DR..
Warren stole from the afflicted people
Of this and surrounding counties.-Fort
Dodge Post.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-08-29
RAvAGES OF THE CHOLERA.
Europe and Asia Have Suffered
America Has Been Free.

Through the energetic efforts of the
health authorities in New York the
cholera has not entered this country this
summer and, as the season is so far ad.
vanced, it probably will not do so.
Though we have been free from it in
Europe Russia, Arabia, India. China, and
Japan the disease ragged. 1t is unfortun.
ate that trustworthy statistics concerning
it cannot be obtained from Russia, or
from any of the other countries in which
1t exists, with the exception of Japan. 1t
ravaged several of the western Russian
provinces last summer; it did not entirely
disappear last winter, and it has been
epidemic since the early spring season.
The cholera appeared in Arabia, on the
border of the Red Sea. early in the
spring. brought there, as in other years,
by the Mohammedan pilgrims from India
to Mecca. Alarming accounts of its
fatality were sent out in the spring
months and up to June. but nothing has
been heard of 1t for some weeks, and it's
ravages have doubtless been allayed.
In China the extent to which the chol-
era has prevailed can only be guessed at,
but it is believed that the disease has
been widespread. From the trustworthy
StutlStltS hCPl ny ~ cdpdiCoV
ii is learned that up to the close of July
there had been $500 cases of the disease
in Japan, more than one-half of which
had proved fatal. This fatality may be
regarded as part of the price paid by
Japan for her victory over the Chinese,
but that price was greater yet, for many
of the Japanese soldiers who are yet in
China have fallen under the disease. 1t
has recently been epidemic over a large
part of the Japanese empire.
In some other countries besides those
here mentioned, including Mexico and
Cuba. there have been cases of cholera
during the year, but it has not been cpl
demic in any of them.
1t has been estimated by good authOri-
ties that the average yea1ly number of
deaths from cholera the world over is
close upon Il quarter Of a million. 1t is
not known that in Russia alone last year
there were nearly 100000 cases Of the dis.
ease. about 45 per cent. of which proved
fatal; but the ravages of the disease
among the Russians are light as compared
with that among Asiatics. Very likely it
has peer as widely prevalent in Western
Russia, Eastern Austria and Turkey this
year as it vas last year.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-08-29

The dining-room of the Howell House
N Quogue. l.. l., was the scene of a lively
tue. Hamilton Fish Jr.. son of Senator
rish' who is stopping at the Howell
'icnSe. with his uncle, Rev. Mr.. Fish. ap-
'enr"d at dinner intoxicated and had a
hght with a waiter.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-08-29

21O, reattirmed the
financial plank of
the Democratic ma
tiOnal convention of
1892 and indorsed
{ h e administration
of President Clcve-
land and the course
in the Senate of Cal.
vim :. Brice.
The nomination of
Campbell was made
in spite of his most
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-08-29

Harry Birdsell, at Greensburg. Ind, in
a tit of anger stabbed his father. w. l..
Birdsell. The wound may prove fatal.
There was no known trouble between
them. 1t is thought the young man has
been losing his mind for some time.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-08-29

DR.. Erasmus D. Jones died at Albany,
\. Y, in his 18th year. He was one Of
the founders of the New York State
Homeopathic Medical Society. He was
a thirty-second degree Mason.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-08-29

Il. IL. Maxwell. one of the oldest tele-
Ir"lhcrs in the United States. is dead at
idt'ie Rock. Ark. He served in the Con-
'euefate army as q telegrapher.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-08-29
Buckeye Democratic Ticket.

Buckeye Democratic Ticket.
Governor. ........... James L. Campbell
Lieutenant Governor. E. John Il. Peaslee
State Auditor. ......... james W. Knott
State Treasurer. ....... William Il. Sholer
Supreme Judge. ........ William 7. Mooney
Attorney General. 800. George A. Fairbanks
Clerk Of Supreme Court. ~. w. Cruikshank
The Ohio Democratic State convention
nominated James T.. Campbell for Gov
ernor by reclamation. 1t was done with
a whOOp and a yell and while Mr.. Camp
bell was on his feet trying to persuade the
body to select Judge Peck. of Cincinnati.
The convention also. by q vote of 52l to
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-08-29
CAMPBELL is NAMED.
DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE FOR
GOVERNOR OF OHIO.

All the Nominations Are Made by Ac-
ClamatiOn-Free Silver Is Beaten
C1eveland's Administration Enthu.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-08-29

A man who Is particularly good at
n thing, Is apt to be weak In many
others.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-08-29

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Notified
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The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-08-29

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IL 0i.i;lin.
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/! az 0il-
'oil Has
|HN' and
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-07-24
Ell GENERAL
GONZALEZlM UN or

Aver se embars6 para Ia H
BAN, con ei objsto da hacerse
cargo de Ia ComAnusnci General
ie Artilleria de aquei Din,risc,
nues'ro respetable amigo eI Exec.
l'u'fiimo Sc d. Andres Gouxa ex
Munoz. que ha dssempefiado dig
namense aqni los careos de 8 :
guudo Csbo de Ia Captains Gt-
neral ' 6 5bernador Mi.isar de Q. :
"a plax
AL cesAr sl Sr NJ 4foz, ~ mani.
te'samos lss simpa,ias que dsjs
snsrs posotros por sus cualids :
des de cahallerosidad, puests.
ahorA de relieve con motive ds
su partids. pues fusron 4 despe
dirIe 81 music , al vapor, 10 mis
mo Que 4 su distiuguids familis
oil Exlno Sr Gobernador Gsn,ra
, demas autoridader, ssf como ru
msTosas couis;ones do diVersol
centros tanto civiles como mi,i.a
rec ' gran ndmero de amigo'.
Dsseamos al Sr General Con.
xil.E MOfi II toda clase de pros
peridAdes en- su naevo destino.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-07-24
lSalud al nueVO AbOgadol

N.msAio Perex Mori,, jovsn
hJo po ftico de nuestro queli dc
Director. Sr Diaz Cane;a, y amigo
nusstro del aims, acaba de exsmi-
narae cnls Universidad Cent -Al del
ksino del 6: ano do Dereeh ho, , d.
graduarse, ca 10 misma Universi.
dad, obseniendo IL respective IL
eeneiatura.
Hs ganado en- ambos casos ID
honro.fsima cuanto lus.a ' me
rscida cali6cacion de Sobresa-
Iisnte.
A 1 espsrabamos con ras5a =
tundamento que sucsdiese.
Nemesio Perez Morris ha llega-
do 4 esta anh slada meta tras una
.erie de envldiAb!es trianf1s, tro.
feos de So APPLICATION, de su con,.
'ancia, de su asiduidad y do %
s.lsnso, qna Q, pOdsr cso y cIari-
simo.
Ya nues.ros lectores eonoceE
muy luminosos reAsjos de IL in-
seligencia, 10 ilnstraci6u y "a ole.
rivideneia de Nsmesio Perez Mo-
ris. Nos rtferimos & lac hermc.
'as cr6nicas que del mismo, b,jo
sl pseud6nimo de Roberto Durda
sc hsn publisAdo en- eI BoLKTIN.
para honra y prtz de tan querido
Correaponsa.
I Como no habfa Nsmesio Pc
req Morris de concluir tan brillan.
tenents gu carrera
A 1 teniA que ser, J asi ha sido.
Reciba el nuevo Lesrado nues
tros mAs eannosos y enthusiasts
q &eemes.
u ssbe su respectable y dis.
singuida fAmiiA que dc todas ve-
ras NOS asociamos 4 gu legisima
sAtiafAcci6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-07-24
POr Barranquitas.

Sabemos que nuestra Okmara de
Oomerci0 acord6. & propuesta del
Vocal ID. MarceIlno Ante, que se
nombrase una OOmlsi6n dc eada uno
de los gremlos de Importation az
eata Capital, y que se invite al Pre-
sideRte del Centre de Detalllstaa 4
I'm de que nombre otra, para Que
ambas comislones Eeeauden de a.
da nn0 de dichos respetabIes gre
mios las oantidades CON que cada
cual quiefa contribute para alIvIaY
10 situacion de las victimas del in
cendio de BairanQuitas.
Los toRdoa seEAa entRegados Dor
10 Oamars de Oomercio 81 HxcIno.
Sr. Presldente de la OomisI6n Pro.
ylncial de s0corr0R, con Ia relacl6n
de los d0nantes de cada gremio.
Para desempeiiar las cOmlnlcnen
de que se ha hechO m9rIto han ado
elegidos Ios Sres sigulentes
Para el gremio de impoItadores
de L.: D. MaECelino Ante ' ID
Erne sto Mendez.
Para el de 2.; u. Juan B vi.
del J D. NJ. L0mba.
Para sl de 81: ID. Jos6 Ma Sac.
reE y ID. Benito Zalduondo.
AplausOs meEeCe tan noble proce
Ter.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-07-24
ReViSta de la Peninsula.
Madrid, Julio s de 1898.

Madrid, Julio 8 de 1895.
Por I'm !. -. Dsspu6s de tres
meses de lucha y de angustias pa.
"a ell gobierno conservador, 90 ha
despejado 10 sltusci6n dificiI que
atravesabs, viviendo de prestado Y
del favor que le dispensaba el par
tino liberal, para legalisar la situa.
ci6n econ6mica. AL pasar los pre.
supuestos al Senado. se hacian On.
gurios de sprovechar la mar de
tondO que en- 10 alta Ozmara 90 We
MIA notsndo coutra los acuerdos
del Oongreso; la' o. misi6n emil
ito dictamen echando abajo todoa
los articu!os adicionales aprobados
pOr aquel; los 6enadorss, en- su
mayor n6mero, no ocultA ban 81
deseo de sostener la lucha, y fu6
precise nombrar una comisi6n mix
ia. Ssgasts, lnspirado en- Ia con-
veniencia de aprovechar l0s p0Cos
dfas de que Sc pOdia disponeE pa
"a que se aprobaran los presupues-
tos, trabaj0 sin descanso para sua.
viEar aspereSas. , coEsIgui6 90 de.
SEQ, que tiene que aGradecerlo Ell !
pals, y el so de JUNO 90 arFegl0 |
todo 10 que parecia imposible. |
Qued6 subsistente ell recargo aran- /
cslario de los petr6leos, tan d scu- /
tido. y 10 mismo el de los carb0ues |
7 fnis COr0nGt opus.
Y el dia /: del CorEiente mes su |
bio Oanovas, de gran uniforme, 81
las tribunas de las dos OGmaras
para leer ell dCcfetJ declarando ter
minadas las sesiones de las Oortes
On 10 presente legislature. La ga
tisfacCi6n ae marco en- ell rostro de
los Diputados ministerlales, y una
mueca se dibnj6 On las caras de 10
Al dejar el asiento dlio
Pidsl: "Hoy, que 90 el 6ltimo
dia de los Oortes, es el prlmero de
vida para ell gobierno." Y todos,
tirios y tfoyanos, corrieron & sus
casas 4 cerrsr las preparadas male
las, para ir en- busca de temperatu
ra mas soportable que 10 que noe
Aatixia en- la Oorte. l
La familia real saldrA para San
Sebastian antes de medlados de
mes, y OAnovas fra en- el pr6ximo {
Biarritg. Con Ia OoIta va el Mi |,
aistr0 de Estado. hi gobierno
pIanteaTa a Ia Corona 10 question /
10 confanxa, para obtener en- fe cha |
'poltuna, que 80 cree seEa en- Dl. II
,iembre, el decreto de disoluCi6n / |
lie OoTtes y ConvocatorIa de cleo Ii
homes generates. OAnovas ha creI. d
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-07-24
81 Sr Martin Sanchez.


Ha llsgadO de ID Madre PasrIa
ouss'ro distinguido amigo 81 Sr.
Don Ffanciseor NarIia Hinchss.
dIg1o Dinn ~ Cortss por
Utuad aHiapo l h..
csrss cafg usI GohiernO del Ban.
90 Espktiol de ssta Isla.
Tuvimos el gusto dc saludarls
90 81 muell'. al dssembaEcar, y
despu6s on sssa Redaeci6n.
Sea muy bien venido el soHoP
Martin Sanchez. Z qnien dc nue..
70 ofrecsmos el tsstimonio de-
nuessra sincsra eoasiderasi6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-07-24

''n &C 'mplacion nj trsgaA. Lo
exiss una socisdaa nob.e, cuIts.
ssusfiols.
X liable, liable por Dios, &c ma
nfqasnos el Gohisrno de Cabs
oPorsuna , diIigeDtsmeD Dse euSn
70 de importsnts ofrez.a los 90
tuaIes scontsciniensos de aquella
Ansilla hsrmanai
Cese "a de senernos sumido.
en- cruel incertidumbre, en- crueI
'mpacieneia, en- cruel iDquiesud
en- ess sngustioso desconoeimien
to de los suceSos de IL guerra !
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-07-24
Ell Sr General lMarch.

S-=@u
En el vapor eorreo Leon XIII,
sntrAdo en- puerto oil domingo Ill
imo, !legarou el nuevo Ssgundo
CAbo del Distrito y GobernA.
dor MiIitar de essG PIAzs Rxcmo
ST. General ds Di7iIi6n D. Emilio
March, y 50 respsta BILE fsmilia.
Les dAmos nueatra corie'
oieu VeDid', al Tsr qas les deseA :
moa fe'iE satancia entire dosotro,,
,omp,aciGndonos mu ho en- deeir
lue son honrosf,imos los ansece.
1ent.s del bizarre General Mar, b
ligno sucesor del Gsnersl COMA
~ Mo1oE, que aver sc susrnso
ie estas plAyAs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-07-24
iiFIVALA REINA REGEN9E

Manana, "a, celebra nuestra
Naci6n ell Santo de la augusta
Soberana, de la DANA insigne
que con justicia arrebata la ad-
miraci6n y ell carinO del agra
decide pueblo espanol.
Vfspera hoy de tan senaladO
dfa, ell BoLETIN MERCANTIL
tiene 8 mucha honra elevar q
los pies de la esclarecida Reina
Regente el homemade de una
adhesion tan respetuosa y con-
secuente como leal { inquebran-
table.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-07-24

pesos, = con arfastre de los ante
riores, Ia 'existen"ia IN GAIA pasara
de IN million Ya, replto. que pot
medic de decreto "a planted el
arancel previsionsl, 20 me permito
|suplicarle que desrete. tamb!6a
provisionalmente, sc rebajen en- IN
% por 100 esos dsrechos arancela-
rios, pues vuelvo 4 dsoir que mu.
chas partidas del arancel provisio
nal han sido eevadas en- so. en-
200. y hastA en- 800 por 200 sobre
ell de 1882.
Por 10 demas, vistas Las mobiles
contestsclones del Sr. Ministro de
Uitramar, 20 no tenGo para que
insistir, ' p6lo, por la buenA ac,gl-
da que ha dad II 4 mis- ruegos, debo
darle las gracias mas expruslvas,
no solo on nal humilde nombre, ST.
no en- nomo de la isla de PEerto
Rico, & la cual - felIoitO cordial
mente desde este sltio, porque estoy
seguro de que ha de merecer Ia
iustiCia, que 20 para ella espero,
del dignisimo Sr. Mlnlstro de Ui
tHamar.
El Sr. Mimistro De UEtramGr
(Oastellsuo): Pldo la palsbra.
Ri Sr. TiOepresidenfs (Msrq u6s de
Teverga): La tiene 4. ).
El Sf. MinistrO de UltramaT
| (Oastellano): No So ooultara al Sr.
Dias OaEeja que las observa sloues
que 8. s. ha hecho respecto del
aran eel no son, 4 pesar de su i'm
Iportancis, de aqnellas gu pueden
tomarse en- cuenta en- el momentO-
| Slempre eS grave una reforma
arancelaria, pero en- los momentos
actuales ell Ministro tlene una limi'
taci6n que todo ell mundo com
Iprender6.
4 Hay una Oomlsion que estA e.
tudiando les refOrmas que conven'
ga introducir en- Ell arancel d.
Puerto Rico. y en- ella estku repre-
senta1os todOs los lntereses y lo'
dlgnos DIpatados dc Squella Anti
10, y ssria anticipar demasiado lei
resalnclones que hnbiersu dc adop
, tarse, 81 20, presClndlendo del ipfor
me de esa Oomisl6n, expusiera Al
: Iguaa idea sobre el particular.
Il Dsscnide 8. g., que yO, teniendt
! Ipresentes los .nformes de eSa Oomi'
sl6n que esti q a,tlvando sus traba.
os. y los terminarA antes que Il
! Ique slg1nos suponeD, procurArt
/ tomAr aquellas resoluclones sobra
} el araucel que, sin del mermadol
los ingresos del Tssoro de Pue 'tG
, Rico (porQue busno % q 10 10 gent,
. 40 % acOstumbre ofoer que por
! lque exlsta I'm superavit % pueder
abandonar los reeursoA del presu
quest J, contribuyan al m Q o.
desarrollo de la riquesa de la Pc
. Iquefa Antllla.
u. Ri Sr. DiGS CaneG: Pido 10 Da
labra.
i El Sr. ViOspTssidSHts Marques d,
, Teverga): La tiene s g.
i El Sr. DiGs CGneja: OonvencidC
de los buenos deseos del Sr. Minls.
tro de Ultrsmar, Of les las mobiles J
fsancaa explicaOIones que ha dado
Iy no Queriendo molestar mas & Ii
Osmars, por ahora NO tengo ma
Ique declr, y me siento."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-07-24

Las letHas acaban de experlmen.
tar una perdida dOlOrOea. Ha IA
liecldo On Barcelona ei eximiO poe.
70 Federico Goler, qus his0 e< ebro
el seudon6mino de SsratJ PitayTa.
81 entierro ha sldO una verdAderA
manifsstaci6n dc duelo en- toda In
Ciudad.
Han fAllecldo ademis: On Ma
drid, el ex-senator = eonsejero dc
Estado ID. Jot6 Luis Retorkillo.
marqa6s de RetOrtillo. I'm BurRos,
o. catedrktioo y acad6mieo dc le
Htstnrta d. jose Msrtlnez RIvas.
Ia Palencia. el senador %. Manuel
AArtines Durango. Y en- OzdIs.
u. Osrlos Perea, marques de Ale.
lianc.
Il. 2. del Ria
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-07-24

Despaes de algunos meses de
estarsc vlendo 10 Oausa de. testa-
mento falso. que con ese nombr
he venido llenando Las Columnas de
los diarios, & CienCla y paciencla de
los lectores, el Tribunal Supreme
ha dictadO sentences. Habia adj
quiFido Celebridad por figuEar pro-
cesado el juez decanO de esta coRte
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-07-24
INSOPORTABLE.

N0s Giene a1midoI en- penosisi.
na Grsiedad, eI torlurA6ora i'm
,acienciA el teoGE, el proOngado
mutismo que con nosotros viene
JbservSndo ell Gobierno de Cubs
:on respeto q los sucesOs de 10
guerrs.
va otra vez NOS lam eniam mos de
ssso con AmargAs frase', y 10 peor
lei caso es que NOS vemos forxa =
ios a insistir tn nusstrA funda-
Ia qutjA.
1 Como 90 entiende, f6mo se
;oneibe qua tenzAmos que deplo.
rar aquf obstinAdamente esa SEN
'io csrenciA de noticias & 'iaIes
de- los sacssos Do 10 ma ayor AnIi.
lIa +?
GAeAsO no aignifi:a psdA Puar-
TO Rico ? I Acaso no somos
slui esp' foleS que suspiramos
por 10 paz. que Suspiramos por eI
Dronto, ror el de6Bitivo triunfo
de las armAs nRcionales en- lac ma.
oiguAs CubsnAS, sobre las hordas
de espdreos seres que sutnAn-liu.
sensAtos l-son mAneilIAr = piso.
tear Maestro bAnderA y atrancArls
lie aqueiIas fortalsxas, trocandols
con al trApO de l. estrelIa solita.
ria ?
1 T ventura no mtrece Peer
10 Rico que se applique IN lsni
Two . 10 mortal incsrtidumbre
con que pendiente est& de los
Aconteeimientos de 10 isIa de Gu
ba, efeetO de 10 inverosfmil iono-
r'ncia en- cue viVe de iDforme,
OF iales cAtsgoricos y evidentea d.
seoa MI mos Acontecimisntos Que
ssGto nos interssaB, que tGnlo nos
prsocupAn
7 no 60, no. que haya eoncle j.
DO por entrar er nueStro espiritu
= en- Dusstro cofsz6n 10 rsfsRa
g'asiAl y desalsntadora del pesi-
mismo que en- otros snImcs ejerce
'ueo eontraatab imperio.
M ss, no, que NONE ntaOsa- |
ments. momsntEneamente siauit-
ia dtjtmos de tel er fe trGnquils /
col Il rza tfgs J sbsoluta en- g
ex'to comp sto. en- 10 vistoria in
discUtib dc nrettra cAusa y De
nuessros brAvos en- 10 conlienda |
que de nutvo &c ibra en- Cuba CD. |
ire Is sralcion rtir eidente y abe
minable J 10 esltad lnSuperabIs u
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-07-24

El Ministro de Ultramar Queda
antorisado para suprimIr algunos
impuestos y para hacer eI caDje de
10 moneda. / Ou4ndo I. -.
BE suprimen los derechoa de des
carga sobre los earboues mInerales
de toda procedencla & 81 entrada
en- ssa isla.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-07-24

Rstamos de enhorabuena. Los
repnbllcanos han Eesuelto el pro.
o.ema del bien del pals para el Dor.
venir. IOuaudof han reunido
? publicado IN manifesto (paI.
esstO. decfs villergas), convencIdos
de que ''solamente On 10 forma
republicans puede encontrar Eeposo
10 vida politica espaGola, y dc que
ell pals lee decir, sllos) demands, pa
e mudaf de instituciones, garantfas
DO orden , de gobIeEno que no We
oil estan On les divislones aOhuaIas
de los particles. -" Etc6tera pa.
co muestra basta IN bottom, y como
muestra vienen { 10 memOria las
garsntias Do Ordsn y do gobisyns que
nos Offeci6 Ia rep6blica dc pega, 4
Ia renunoia de DON Amade0. Dur.
mamos tranquilos, diciendo: "Apa-
ga y v2monos."