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much doaired such an outcome, cali
cd his attention to the fact that CAMP
bell was having phenomenal meet.
ings everywhere in the state aud seemed
to DO not only awakening great pelrn-
cratic enthusiasm all along the line, but
to he makinga very aggressive canvass!
and inquired II these circumstances DID
not hold out hope to his Democratic
heart, "lIardly," no replied, THE
conditions in Ohio are not favorable IN
Democratic success this year Tho en-
thusiasm and the great Campbell meet
ings remind ma strangely oil The famous
Yallandingham campaign. That year
the Democracy seemed tn set tho state
on llra with enthusiasm. Their meetings
wore everywhere attended by !rsmen:
dous crowds. Peopld came hundreds oil
miles to them, and Notwithstanding
YallandinghQm's abaanCG in Canada,
thu leaders were confident OF his cleo
ton, pointing to the remTkable meet
ings as the foundation Of their faith.
Well, tho election rolled around aud
Vallandingham had scarcely greater
number Of votes than there were in tho
convention that nominated him, whllo
Bruugh's majority was over eighty
thousand. since thon have boon pre-,
pared for anything IRON Ohio, and
haven't taken much stock in political
hippodromes," The oulcomslR last Tues
day justified the cOloneps view Of tho
situation aud showed how'cIosO to tho
truth he WAS in comparing the Camp'
bell enthusiasm TO tho NaIlandingham
"uprisings," d,A,D D,
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RANDOM poLIrloAn xorHS.

Tho results Of the state elections last
Tuesday moro than indicated the
claims made by Republican students Of
tho situation that Democratic hopes
were largely based on the bluaior aud
brag INDUCED In by Democratic news.
paper organs. and not upon any real
reason TO believe that tic present al
ninistration aud tho policy oil the
Democratic leaders arc any more in
favor with tho people row than they
have been at any timo during tho past
two years. The effort Of the organs
now TO show that the elections wore
purely local and OF no especial signih'
cameo ia strangely inconsistent with
their desperate attempt OF tho past iow
months TO oxaggeralO business condi'
tions, and TO appeal to party prejudice,
plainly indicating tbns thOy tuhy real
lied tho significant bearing tho results
this fall would havo upon the national
campaign OF next year. Over Ia Ohio,
for instance, whore Ugitel StatOI soma.
torship aud tho political fortunes Of at
least two presidential candidates wore
at stake, aud where tho i!upub.
licans forced the lighting on national
lines, tho people clearly showed by
their votes that thoy conceived what
was expected Of them aud rolled up tue
heaviest majority ever gwen Tor n
gubornaiorial candidate, and chose q
Republican senator 10 succeed one OF
tho creators oil tho present. national
tariff abortion. Tho atiompt Of tho
Rncistur, Of this city, 10 ChOOr up tho
discouraged faithful in this state rO'
gnrding tho Ohio result would DO
amusing II II wOro not no piliiul. This
II does by an attempt u claim that tue
wonderful record btGAking majority
was In reality n Republican loss, DO.
cause II did not como up to tho
abnormal figuro reached In yoar whom
most extraordinary conditions pro.
vailed throughout tho country. II Is
unnecessary to state that OHIO Dnmo'
Gratis do not share Ia this WOW OF tho
mnltor. Tho Democratic state chair
man IL was who, whom Ito road tho rc'
lnrn,, gRYo to tho prGii OF the country
tho ample, yOt expressive Glatomonti
"rhcro 10 nothing loft US now but
hope"
In Maryland aud kentucky condi.
tons were somewhat dr1otcnt from
those In Ohio, but not without their
significant bearing OH tho political ".
iutO Of those states with rCIoroucu TO
tho national campaign Of nOxt yOar.
Tho general disgust with tho Cleveland
administration nxi1tl In Maryland and
Kentucky to ~ great an OKtont, proper.
tlonnicly, "a In any OlllOr Of tho states
aud has found gKproWiUn At tho POLLS.
This Tact Ia admitted by fhir.mlnded
poopls on all sides, however thUy may
din1r NJ 10 tho OSnOL proportion oil
DoniaIrhtlO opposition 10 uofnanlam
In lilo onu atato aud party OLSON.
sIonslons In tho .ollIOt entering into
tho toaull Last ialla rlooliuua IN
tho two commemorative domonNifalol
that tho icoiing which existed through.
out tho country, aud produced won.
dofiul Republican landslide, waA very
much In evidence In ihOm, Like Tho
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olYlh nENYIN. nuLN
Which Will bring Many PostmNitOrs Ii
tho CLASSIFIED service.

Which Will Bring Many Postmaitors 10
tho CLASSIFIED Service
WASHINGTON, Nov. S,-Tho President
to-day approved an amendment to the
civil service rules which will rcault in
bringing many pOstmasters and their
employees within tho classified service.
The addition is as follows:
"Aud whenever, b. order OF tho post.
master general, auy poaIoilice shall be
consolidated With and made part Of
another po3toilica WEer0 FREQ delivery ls
established, all tho employees oil tho
Office thus consolidated whose names
appear on the rostor oil said Office APP
proved by tue posiolllce department,
and including tho postmaster thereof,
shall, from tho date Of said order, DO
employees Of SAID free delivery office and
the person holding on the date OF said
order the position Of postmaster at the
office thus consolidated with said free
delivery office, may be assigned TO any
position therein and given any appto-
pirate designation under tho classified,
ton act which the postmaster general
may direct"
II is tho intention OF the poStotiico
department to consolidate many offices
throughout tho country. This CONSOLE
dation will not necessarily do away
with the offices, but will establish them
as stations OF some central point The
postoiIice department intends to make
experiments in this direction and Il
they prove satisfactory tho system will
be largely extended. It Is probable
that presidential Offices, as we'll rs
iourth.clas offices, will DO included in
the consultations. The order does not
mean, however. that when any Office is
consolidated with another that 1t will be
served as FREQ delivery office or sta
ton. It will receive and distribute its
mail as at present. Tho postmaster
may become clerk or chief OF the sta.
ton, or he may be discharged aud
some other person appointed, but as
soon as ho becomes the clerk in the ata'
tiou, he il included in tho classified SER
vice aud protected by it.
The civil service commissioners say
that II tho new plan works as well as
anticipated by Thorn and the postmas'
tor general, that 1t will result In plac'
ing largo number Of postoiiices under
the civil service rnlos.
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acknowledgement
wuEELINo. NOVEMBER Q, lsOs,
aIarrlNnl nnd Kcntnoky ~ isOd.

MaryInnd and KrutuOkY In 1900.
In 1892 Cleveland carried Maryland
by $1,000 plurality, Kentucky by 10000.
This year each OF these southern states
goes Republican by 1900 or $4,000
Where will they stand in the presi'
dental campaign OF mex, year,
Major ]. Q. Norman, chairman OF the
Democratic state committee OF Ken
lucky, speaking through the Louisville
Conrier.Iournal, says that Kentucky
has wheeled into the Republican column
70 remain there "until the people have
tired OF Republican rule" He adds
that NO Democrat, not even Carlisle.
could carry Kentucky for the presi'
deucy. The Democratic chairman con-
eludes doleiully: "Thoiate OF old Ken
lucky seems sealed for term Of years
atlsaSs"
This is an important declaration from
a high source. The chairman OF the
Democratic committee may DO supposed
toundeutand the situation. Kentucky
has thirteen votes in tho electoral COL
logo. heretofore it has bsen safe to
count these votes for the Democratic
nominee without awaiting the result Of
the election.
Can the Democrats Of Maryland get
together to carry tho state next year?
VIII Mr. German allow the opposing
Democratic faction to run the party in
that stalsP Will the victorious Demo-
cratic minority help to rO.establish Mr.
German? Hardly. Besides, the ma
chinery OF the state aud Of the city Of
Baltimore will be in Republican hands.
Without that machinery, used as Mr..
German has used it, it is very doubtful
whether Maryland has been a Demo-
cratic state. Maryland casts eight cleo
toral votes.
Together Maryland and Kentucky
cast twenty.one electoral votes. Next
year the Republican ticket is more
likely to get both Of these states than
the Democratic ticket is to get either Of
them.
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Ambassadors HSyard on Protection.
Two days after the crushing defeat Of
his party at home Ambassador Bayard
went to Edinburgh to deliver IN adj
dress in which he assaIled the policy
OF protection. Hs denounced pro,
lection az a form OF state socialism
which has produced in this country a
great tIaln Of svila, His uIterance on
this subject might have been taken
irom any speech or editorial article in
the interest Of hii party in tue CAM
palgn OF 1892,
1t was the sort Of sentiment which
the people OF this country have rCpudl'
ated with vehemeucs as often as they
have had the opportunity since they
went wrong three years ago, Mr.. Bay
ard might have added that in the Wow
Of mis- party. as set forth in iIs national
platform, protection ia fraud in addi'
ton to being violation OF the consti'
tuition OF the United States.
1t would have pleased his British
hearers to learn from him that protec'
lection in the UniteI States has bred
three generations of constitution viola.
tors, men who caro- more for their bread
and butter than they do for the Iunda'
mental law,
by this time Mr.. Bayard understands
the full import OF the recent rcbukO Of
his party, aud II he wautsto give his
British friends full information he may
tell them that IL Is the purpose OF the
people OF this country to restore pro-
lection all along the line, 80 that every
American industry shall have the first
chance in tho American market
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MIR. Cleveland Next Year.

There arc many Democrats who
blame Mr.. Cleveland for what has
come to pasa They think that his
ignorance Of conditions aud obstinate
determination to have his way or mako
trouble are tho real causes OF the re-.
vorses that have shattered the Demo-
cratic organization.
Suppose that Democrats who feel
this way about it were TO combine to
force third term nomination on Mr..
Cloyeland-wouldn't that DO entertain.
ing? II would result in such round
ing of Of Mr.. CIevoland's career as he
has never dreamed OF. Tho ticket might
carry Mississippi, but that is not GER
tainty.
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~ OulkN 'NfAR AfNh'N
Driven to desperation tho Democratic
politicians in Maryland aud Kentucky
raised the race Issue. They tried to
make the puoplo believe that Republi.
can success meant negro supremacy.
They performed the song aud dance
with which we became familiar in West
Virginia in tho campaign Of 1892, when
negro teachers were pictured as whaling
white children in tho mixed schools.
There is too much intelligence In
Kentucky and Maryland for this sort
Of campaigning to make good i'm.
preston. Tho Republicans hayo tri.
umphed gloriously in each OF those
states. In neither Of them will there
DO mixed schools, any more than in
West Virginia. In mother will there
be negro supremacy.
But there may DO Republican snprem'
acy for some yoara to come. That 10
really what the democratic politicians
were afraid oil.
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party can pass a tariff bill the industry
will be revived and gwen chance to
live and to grow until it supplies the
American market
II 10 the patriotic purpose Of this
country to make its own tin plate, aud
that purpose will DO carried out The
party Of protection will see to that
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Spiral D9rtih ONe ih'e.iJ.a'th
CnAnLrsroS, W, Va, Now S-W. L.
G. Gillisor, aged 6s, formerly clerk Of
tho circuit court, drowned himself at an
carly hour this morningin a lit Of tom.
porary alteration. lie has been in bad
health for years The body was recover.
cd shortly aiterwntd.
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Tin Plato IN tho American Market
Our consul at Cardiff sendS report
on tho Welsh tin plato industry la It's
relation TO tho American market, a worry
interesting document which was not
laid before tho country until the autumn
manmuyrcs wOro over. Tho consul tells
Of the satisfaction tho WolBh manu'
iaclurots lind in tho advance In steel In
.hl, country, carrying with II an adj
vance In tho cost Of producing tin plato.
Tho foreigners know hat tho Amor.
lean manufacturers VI hn plato have
been caught aud arc 10 danger oil being
ground between the uppor milestone OF
Tho lover duty and tho mother milestone
OF tho lnctoaioi prIco Of Lholr raw ma
tofIaI. 10 advance tho price Of Amot'
lea tia plato would DO to close tho home
market against II and abandon tho fold
10 tho Welsh product.
Tho Democratic duty docs not pcrml!
The prlcs to 20 higher lttho mills can
not operate at Present market pfICo'
thors Ia nothing loft 10 them but TO
Shu. down. wo know how to mako Tin
rlalo In chi. country aud lho best wo
mako Ia boltot than tho Welsh mako,
bu. w do not know how to got labor al
tlrp Welsh price. May wo noVoF learn,
aud yet this Ia tho task imposed upon
onr tin plata manufacturers by tho
Democratic Congtom
Tho tin plato industry may DO aus
pended AZ gtoat cost to capital aud Ia.
Dor, but a. soon az the Republican
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We OutT Ouo AhuANuu bOlluNh ANu'
ward for any case OF Catarrh That can
not be cured by Halls Ca.arrh euro.
i. j. CHENEY 4 Co.,
Iropriotors, Toledo, o.
wo, tho uuisrsiguod. have knnwu L.
]. Cheney for tue last 10 years, and be.
liovo him perfectly honorable In all
business transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
by thar firm. WEsr & rRuAx.
Wholesale Drnecifts, Toledo, o.
WAtpBN, KISSAS& MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, 0.
Halle Catatrh Cure 10 taken In.
formally, acting directly upon tho blood
and mucous surfaces Of tho ayttoln.
Price, Zoo per bottle. Sold by all drug.
gists. lolimanihlU Tree.
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REPUBLICANS need not DO in hurry
to organize tho senate. At present
they cannot do it without some under.
standing with the free silver mon. In n
little while 1t will 10 possible to effect
the organization without committing
anybody but strniGhtout Republicans.
That will DO tho time to 20 abouti,,
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WI may as we'll begin tho arrange
ments to inaugurato tho Republican
who will become President March 4,
ton5
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woS'r Mr.. Bayard make 1t con-
venient to get home IN time to run for
President? There are q few millions
Of real Americans who would like TO
get a Whack at him. {,
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THERE isn't a stick of presidential
timber left in the Democratic party.
This 1, no. go important as 1t would be
II that party had tho slightest chance
to elect It's nominee next year.
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1HEY may have to draft man to
head tho Democratic ticket next year.
If the bolt were to strike Mr.. Cleve'
land be would want to send a sub.
s,;,,,a
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NOR RENl-SE CLAIR HOfET
r. Martins Ferry, Ohio The only lIOp. n
tho city Good chance for live man uuler.l.rf'
Ing his business lWenly,lOur rooms Fpf 'I.
formation, address A. W. KERR, Martin b / .rr''
ONO ma.
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NOTICE - WANTED, TO KNOW
IN tho whereabouts o. my cousin, 4ste,
name Margaret McChesney: came 10 AmrfI'
about fits years ago from Liverpool lng.l.j
Address MARY ANN MCJlEsSEY. Fl.ig'".
burg, Centre county, Pa 4.g
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BotE,, OF Iowa, used to DO thought
promising Dcmorralic presidential tim
boL Dols Is gono along with tho reaL
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Tho result OF ,ho election IN Ohio ro'
inlndB mo Of u conversation l llhi WIN
that old Observation-Disclosures, Col Bon
Wilson, soyornl wOnksagO. ho coy hol
admitted frankly that hu hnd little hopO
Of UampbOlla clUullOn, thoughl,ho worry
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people Of tho other states with great in
dustrial possibIlitiea-like those oiWest
Virginia, Tor initRncs-lhG paoplH OF
Maryland and Kentucky have had
enough Of tariff legislation on free trade
lines, enough Of linkering with tho
connlry's business interests; enough Of
tho l,ejilaliRg aud vacillaling foreign
policyj enough OF treasury deficits
In abort, enough OF a party that after u
fair trial has thoroughly demonstrated
its incapaoity to either govern itself or
the country, or to leglsIRte IN the inter
eats Of tue people,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

NOTICE SECOND PRESBYTE.
IN RAN CHuRCH-sundEy school o.. 1i5
a IA. PTuhphlug at lO;3lu ~, by,l.aE AlLyr.0
Rlbh n r. ;. Z T. o. l.1 y, ~. 100
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Y OST-BETWEEN RURTS DRUG
IL store, Island aud GeOFs0 L sulal lr.r
l0utG old bridge. Gus pair Cold HOuniyl ,bf.tS,
ces; one bow missing, The Andcr will be- itlia.
by rewarded by leaving them At thl4 ONgt a..
No. % South Front street, lsltui. ugf
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THE IxTEuloENoER embracing IL several
sdiIlonL Is entered iu the Po'tosace at Wass''
Ing, W. Va, a. ssoond'ela-s mA,lsrl
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rELEFHoNE SuSBERsi
edltorlaI Rooms sss,, Counting Room saA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-06-05

E'Administration du B0letin FER
anti fhcnneGs de prier NJ ,iears
,es Annonciers franfsis de eoulof b n
remetre lenrs ordres de Pubhcns J
Nm. AMEDEE PRINCE & cs, qul
cont les Agents unicues ct exeiusifs
<e &c journal pour b .'a5liai's g'rsheasss
8. AnglGiss.
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BOLETIN ,KEBCAITII DR. PUERTO-RICO.

PERIODICO CONsAGRADO A LA DEFENSA DE Los IN
TERESES NACIONALES EN AMERICA ORGANC
DE Los 2sPANOLEs INcONDrCIoNALEs EN- PTO-RIco.
CONDlClONES GENERATES acordados por la Direcci6a
para toda close de remihdos onuncios
publication .
convenciOnaies que se determinsrAn los mismoe
Los cOmnndos remidos gaestiss
oe
mIs CON In de rerponsobe lie "a u
Los originates
devnsltos pubiquep
No feaponds de sxtFavio o Fotur de cichee
La columns del peodo onsdsds
i.rgo. = - -
NJ aDunSnts tetds drho de,symdn pSrs Il
pubicsclor En-
ITO por 100 sot el precio de tariff. - =
d snuncsne enve CLIOHES
tendra una bcnhcacon de 10 100 sobre los
Il
snuncnt recbiA pen6o case coutrnro m en-
viafA a primer ndmero
Pss os npoes de- B0LETIN lines de ssc cOmunics.
DO remi1do en- M 6D correspondents OENTAVOS
Los sucrptores tsndh 20 100 de bneaO6
gAceiIss comuD'c.dos rmitdos - = 1
cacos her6 RptiCgsdo E - '
81 POr mprsvsta dlsss de p6dico
dgado de sair. - - - -
Tarifa para la publication de anuncios
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TkBLA EXACTA
DE CUENTAS FORMADAS

DE CUENTAS FORMADAS 3
aplicables al cobro de iorns
les, fraccionados estos en- c,
tavo de dfa, princlpiando pc.
un cuarto y terminando en- I
dfas, con precios escalonadcs
desde un real fuerte hasta tre.
|pesoC, y expresando eaax frc
ci6n su valorintrfnseco en- Pc
SOS, centavoss y centimos de
centavO.
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ESIlsAEClklliltl IIPB IIIUGhLEICC
A L v APOR t@
DEL BOLETIN MERCANTIL.

En- estelesta0ecImentt, monlsdo ar'ego mas
dernos adeLsntosde los que aaEa naprsson
apograhcas tograhcaP de todoa generos
para eoercio. odu administration,
cion de po1sa perodcoe hts
rarios paOIcaeonaa reDoAs boros or@ casa0gcs mapa
anunCos lie pubd1 ad@ars dpoza
eambo, ecusrs psos sOrrente aElssAs etar>
rsssaaa, ,ptos0aer9a ssc.s ss
GRAN VARIEDAD DE TIP0S PARA CARTELONES PRO-
GRAMAs De TEATRO CIRCO ANUNCIOSd
Los uaDaIos toda case becnos recomlenda
lpieza pronnnd equdac pseaos reg
dos empro relacion al n6mero de eenpare axdad oa
papss clase de composition negro
colorss patss cEomonsograa crouoapSgra1ae
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ENCUADERNACION
Dell "BOLETIN MERCANTILE,

En-. estassecci6n de Ia casa, montada con
tOdoss los elementOs necesarios prOvista de
materiales de primera .clase, Sc hacen encua-
dernaciones en- hoiandesa, cartOne, pasta es-
paflOla, piel de levante con relieves, t0do
perfecto precIOs reducidOs
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which it throws out from its shell ana
uses something like a hand or a net.
The feeder is made up of many slender
little fingers, with delicate feathery
lateral projections, through which the
water passes easily, but which retain
the animalcule. The barnacle throws
this feeder out from it's shell and
sweeps it through the water and over
into its shell again with whatever it
can collect. 1t repeats this until it is
no longer hungry.
The barnacle here pictured was until
recently at the New York aquarium at
Castle Garden. 1t was taken from the
bacl, of d loggerhead turtle captured in
the bay. The goose barnacle is deli
cate in captivity, and this one proved
no exception to the rule. In color its
shell was not unlike that of a clam.
The growth seen on the side and back
of the shell and on the neck of the bar.
nacle is a fine, brown, messy, marine
vegetation often seen on such bar.
nacles. There were also on the shell
of this barnacle three or four minute
barnacles of the ordinary kind, ex
tremely small, each perhaps not more
than an eighth of an inch across, and
yet zach provided with one of those
wonderful hands or nets wherewith to
supply itself with food.-N. Y. Sun.