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Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1900-06-19
Afrafd of Its Record.

The Republican party has ample rea-
SON to be afraid of its record. How to
cover up the rascality of Republican
rule IL the great question which bothers
the politicians under the leadership of
Mark Hanna.
OF course, the platform which will be
adopted by the Republican national
convention at Philadelphia will point
with pride" to the achievements of Nc
Kinley, and will glow with promises of
great and good things to be done during
the next four years. But, unfortunate
ly, the people have long memories.
They recall the promises made in the
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1900-06-19
CHAPTER VI

Look here, Helstonei Who's that?"
said Mr.. Dallas one morning, and God
frey Joined his friend at the inn window,
and looked with him into the village
street, where there were several people
passing, aud among them Mrs. Arthur
Beresford, with young man at her side.
Godfrey gave a glance at him, and felt
an impulse of dislike.
II suppose it is her son." he said short
ly. you heard he was coming, didn't
you? He's poor-looking fellow"
"Poor-looking" echoed Jack. Poor is
no word for him. | don't believe it's
possible that can be young Beresford."
But before the day had ended Mr.. Dali
Ias found it was young Beresford, for he
and Godfrey met him with some of the
Beresford girls in the afternoon, and they
introduced him TO them as their brother.
He was an understood, ill-made, sickly
looking young man. The girls, who were
blooming and full of spirits, stood talking
TO Jack and Godfrey, and their brother in
silence traced patterns with his, walking
stick upon the ground. Jack good-na-
turedly addressed a sentence or two to
him, but he made only the briefest re-
sponses. He had a cadayerous face, only
redeemed from extreme plainness by a
pair of dark and rather noticeable eyes,
which, however, as If he were ashamed ot
them. he kept reSolutely dropped.
"A very odd sort of person, Is he half
witted. do you Think Jack asked, when
he and Godfrey had passed on; but God
frey shook his head.
They SAY he is very clever" he an
Swered. "0ne wouldn't think il. certain
l.. He has 4 terrible hang-dog look"
Its odd how one in family sometimes
viii be like that" said Jack.
And he has the presumption to make
love TO Jeanner' thought Godfrey indig-
uantly to himself
Godfrey was starting with Mr.. Dallas
FOR an afternoons fishing with the vicar.
who had promised to meet them at his IA
voriye point Of the river. He came strid-
ing toward them over the grass to-day
before they had been five minutes at their
trysting place.
Got ahead OF me. lads he called out
briskly. As he came near. "Ah. thought
/ | should have had you this time. and so
! should. only an old soul stopped me at
the gste. An awful cid tramp. I'm
| afraid. but she got a shilling out OF me.
| though l made her listen 20 4 sermon for
it. said the vicar, shaking his head over
/ his OWE weakness. And then disencum-
bering himself OK his traps. he began to
| give himself to his work.
| Jack said to him presently, I'VE have
just seen your nephew. We met him with
/ his sisters. as we came along"
'What-Hugh = asked the vicar. He
has arrived then has h. NOR ioS -
They said he came yesterday" said
Godfrey. He doesn't look very strong.
I'm afraid"
strong. echoed Mr.. 3Beresford. with
emphasis. Hes as weak as cat. New
er know such fellow, But he's clever
little chap FOR al that" he added. You
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1900-06-19
Mckinley and Liquor.

Brother Mckinley not only allowed
his attorney general TO kick a big hole
in the army canteen law. but he has let
the Philippines be flooded with liquor.
Now, it is true that as President Nc
Kinley can not control the liquor laws
of the different states. The people of
this country are sufficiently free and
independent to regulate the liquor traf-
fic to suit themselves. But the Philip
pine island people are not free and in
dependent Politically, if not actually
they are under a despotism. They are
ruled by an army, and the head Of that
army is President Mckinley Had be
chosen he could have kept out every
BARREL of whisky or keg Of beer that has
ever gone there. He would not need
TO consult another soul. sHe had only
to say mot a DROP. and every drop
that went in after that would have
been struggled in.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1900-06-19
Worst Storm of the Year.

The most severe rain, wind and electr;-
cal storm OF the year visited La Crosse
Saturday. IL originated in southern
Minnesota, swept from Lakeield 70 Isl
hours, then on across the Mississippi
striking Ia Crosse and vicinity. Light
ming struck several churches. Fires broke
out in various parts of the city, and the
entire fire department was called out.
The rainfall was terrific and the damage
great.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1900-06-19
yerdict of six Ceuts.

The case of Sebastian Fefdschmidt of
Appleton, who sued Fred Heinemann,
justice of the peace; John Foss, keeper of
the workhouse; Otto Zuehlke, nelice Off
Ger, and f. W. Hoefer, city marshal, all
of Appleton. for $1,000 for alleged faIsc
imprisonment, was given verdict of q
cents in Circuit Court against John Foss
and f. w HoefeI. just before deliver
ing his charge to the jury Judge Kirwan
non-suited the case as TO the other two
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1900-06-19
Coresn Postal service.

For couple of years past Corea la.
maintained a domestic postal service in
good working order under the supervi-
sion of n French postal expert, NJ. Gle
mencet, using stamps printed in the
United States. On or about Jan. 8 last
the first mail ever sent out 10 foreign
countries by the Corean post was dis
patched from IS central office in Seoul.
The stamps used rsere the ones stin in
use in the domestic postal service and
printed In the United States. A new
issue has been ordered from Japan.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1900-06-19
NEWS OF WISCONSIN.
A WEEKS RECORD OF STATE
HAPPENINGS.
Woman Bakes Poisoned Cakes for Rats
and Her Brother Eats Them with
Fatal Results-Appieton Man Gets
Verdict of Six Cents.

Mrs. Edward Schubert, residing in Ge-
noa. baked a batch of cakes in which she
placed rat poison, having loaded them
for use in the barn and other outbuild-
ings. Temporarily sic laid the cakes in
the pantry. Her brother, Max Wolfe,
came while she was out of the house for
a moment and partook OF the cakes. He
died within an hour His sister was
nearly crazed with grief.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1900-06-19
Youngest in Country.

Onalaska undoubtedly has the youngest
street railway presiden' in the United
States, Earl Pooler, son of the late Frank
Pooler, president of the Onalaska and
La Crosse Street Railway Company eat
the annual meeting of the company Earl
Pooler, who has just attained his major
ity, was elected president to succeed his
father.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1900-06-19
Labor couditions unsatisfactorr.

No matter how the Republican press
may try to disguise the situation. the
fact remains that the condition OF la
Dor in this country isifar from satisfac-
tory. generally speaking. and affords
small basis for encoura cement. The
press of the opposition keep reiterating
that the country is prosperous, and not
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1900-06-19
The Flag liz Danger,

If the Mckinley officials keep on
utilizing the shade Of the flag to ex-
plot their yillainous schemes in our
outlying Dependencies the PROBABLE
ity is that the flag will have to be
hauled down to keep it from sD0ilIS<-
National Democrat
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1900-06-19
Kenosha Volunteer Is Killed.

A letter was received in Kenosha from
Chaplain Marviue of Company b, Thir-
ty-fifth regiment, T.. :. ", announcing
the death of John Orth, former Keno
sha boy, who was private in the com
pany. 0rth was killed on the evening
of April is, while guarding meat train.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1900-06-19
wo-rvinc BRYAN.

The G. O. 2. organs are fond Of say
ING that Bryan is being worried" The
very statement Is proof that he is not
worried, for no rlan attempts TO worry
another man unless he himself Is wor-
ryIng.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1900-06-19
Hanna,s laundering speech.

Senator Hanna made his second
great speech recently, and the admins
tration organs, pronounce it most extra
ordinary. He was defending the armor
plate contractors and the Times Herald
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1900-06-19

Why isn't the manufactures Of fake
toilet preparations working skin
game?
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-12-05
DoLLlVER SWORN IN.
lie Take. ~. seat In the senate Made
Vacant 10y Grnr', Death.

He Take. the seat In the senate Made
Vacant 10y Grnr', Death.
Washington. Doc. As soon rs tho
senate journal had been read and ap.
proved this morning Jonathan Prom.
tiss Deliver, appointed 20 succeed tho
late Senator Gear OF Iowa, took the oath
OF office
The case Of Senator CLARK Of Montana
came upin the senate Tor a few moments
but went over
AZ pos Senator Frye moved the senate
proceed 90 considering tne shipping
subsidy bill. Senator Jones NJ Arkan.
sas. demanded the roll call. Tho motion
carried. IS 10 90
when the house met Mr.. Hepburn Of
Iowa, withdrew the credentials Of J. p.
Conner of Iowa, elected 20 succeed
former representative now Senator
Deliver. and offered new credentials
from the governor Of Iowa certifying 20
the election of Mr. Connor No oh.
lection was made aud Mr.. Connor was
sworn In.
Mr. Hull. chairman Of the military
affairs committee. reported the army re.
organization bill and asked unanimous
consent that il be- taken up tomorrow.
Mr. Sulzer Of New York objected.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-12-05
NOW WITH CONGRESS-
Report Of the Isthmian Canal Com.
mission Handed in.
FAV0RS NICARAGUA.
The Estimate Cost Il 5000. Go, OOC
and Includes New Plans-Mr.
DOlliVer l. Now senator In
Place Of Senator Gear.

Washington. Dec. 4-Tne report Of
the isthmian canal commission submit.
ted by the president 10 congress gives n
n unanimous conclusion TO that body
that "the most practicable and feasible
route for an isthmiAn canal under the
control OF the management Of the Unit.
ed States. is that known as the Nicara.
guam route" The commission esti.
mates the cost Of this route is 500, 6IO,.
600 This estimate is mach in excess Of
any heretofore considered. The com.
mission also estimates the cost Of a can.
al by the Panama route at sli2.3i2. $50
according 20 one route. or SliG.37S, i5s
according 10 another route After 90.
ing over several routes, the commission
considered the dimensions Of the canal
90 be- built
Having in mind the increasing size Of
ocean going vessels It was determined "a
fix upon the depth az 30 feet az mean
| low water and bottom width $50 feet
| with some increase OF Dimensions 40 cor
tain points These Dimensions ARE lnrg.
or than those proposed for any previous
canal scheme. While they may seem
excessive the commission points out tho
canal Is not likely Co Doe opened within
| 10 years, during which time the increase
| In maritime dimensions will likely con.
tinue. \ width OF $50 feet will allow
an but the very largest ships Go pass
each other iu the canal, while lock. uru
of dimensions 20 permit even the largest
shin atluat 90 bc Unanswered The Izo
Of the locks Is $50 feet in length with q
depth of 80 feet.
The senate committee ON intoroceanic
canals held q meeting az the instance 90
the chairman, Senator Morgan, 10 con.
slider the status ~ the Nicaragua canal
bill.
The bill Is special order IN the senate
for next Monday, but there is desire
upon the part OF the Republican mana
gers 20 have it postponed for IA time u'
least pending tho consideration Of the
subsidy shipping bill aud the Hay
PauncetOte treaty
Senator Hanna, who Is especially i'm
toro,tod m the shipping bill, -at with
the committee presenting the view, oi
the Republican managers IN rclativ,
% the claims of the various measure, "a.
60 precedence IN the matter Of consider
alton. The COMMITTEES did not reach
any definite conclusion.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-12-05
SHIP SUBSIDY GILL.
II wn Replace the Philippine Bni In
the Upper House.


the Upper House.
Washington. Dec. THE Republi.
can senatorial committee on order Of
business decided that the ship subsidy
bill should displace the Spooner Philip
pines bill rs the unfinished business. IL
also decided that the Iiay.Pauncefoto
treaty should receive alternate attention
with the shipping bill. The arrangement
proves that the shipping bin shall have
preference, but when mo- oncappoared To-
make O speech on 10 the senate shall go
into executive session for the conidora.
ton Of the treaty and will be- put In
force today
Tho arrangement further provides
that II the army bill reaches the senate
prior 20 the disposal of the shipping bill
or the treaty, either or both Of these
may be displaced temporarily in order
60 permit the prompt consideration OF
that measure. The same understanding
prevails regarding the appropriation
bills. Senator Morgau's Nicaraguau
canal bill will probably wait upon tn,
senate's actiCa on the treaty.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-12-05
Expelled by Directors.

ChicngD. Dee. Lloyd j Smith,who
was acquitted In the criminal court ~ a
charge ~ shipping grain from the ware.
house. Of the Chicago Elevator company
without cnncelling the receipts, was
found guilty by the board of director, Ut
the board Of trade early today aad was
expelled from his seat In that orgnnizl-
ton Evidence produced before the 90.
rcctors tended 20 show that the elevator
company, of which Smith was general
manager. had shipped 10000 bushels II
grain from cl vators without the cancel.
lntion Ut the receipts.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-12-05

Washington. Dec "A caucus Of tho
Democratic members of the house was
held IN the hall Of tho house at the close
Of the session Monday 10 consider tho
course 10 boz taken on army legislation.
Representative LAY Of Virainia. amen.
her of the military committee explained
the status u the army bill prepared by
Secretary Root aud urged the law now
IN existence be- continued for two years
No action was taken.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-12-05

by the committee was 70 adopt an anti.
oanteen amendment offered by Mr.. Hay
Of Virginia prohibiting the sale Of liquor
on military property TO the troops. etc.
Another change made creates an in.
spector of artillery instead Of chief Of
artillery. who is 10 be ON the staff Of the
general commanding the army.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-12-05

Lima, Dec. I-Thomas Matlack, an
American, who had been prominent IN
Peruvian affairs. Is dead.
Reform candidates have heou victori.
on, IN the election, In Lima. The list oi
successful men contains the names ~ the
leading men Of the city. such as Seniors
A,pillaen, Ayulo, Blrrodh, Dammcrt,
Agnoh and larra There l. great res
iurug. %. tho new administration gunr.
antcc, observance Of the interest % On,
taxpayers md agent 10 the CLEANLINESS,
and health of the city.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-12-05

Washington. Dec. THE president
sent 10 the senate large number Of 70.
cess appointments Among them was
William ID Bynnm. 10 be- commissioner
20 revise aud codify criminal and penal
laws Of the United States;i Jacob Trie.
Dor Of Arkansas, United States district
judge for the eastern district Of Arkan.
sas; William J. johnson OF New Jersey
10 be first assistant postmaster general.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-12-05
Tragedy at = Dance.

Ramsey, Ills, Dec T. Tom Stafford
was shot and instantly killed aud n
young man named Min was shot and
stabbed fatally by Earnest Turner ~ II
dance nt Dresser, small station five
miles east Of here. The ARRAY was the
result Of a feud Of long standing. Stat.
ford had challenged Turner TO attend
the dance aud Turner accepted the chal
leng,. Neither young Turner nor Stat.
ford was more than ~ years old. Young
Turner has not yet been arrested.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-12-05

Now York. Dec i-presidout Lowe,
a. "a meeting Of the trustee. Of the Co.
lumhin university, announced that here.
after fhc degree % Bachelor Of Science,
COR cducnti1nl which is new degree.
will be- conferred on all student. NJ the
Teachers college who complete the four
year course required for qualification rs
teacher. The United States government
has been authorized 10 offer tuition 90
five Filipinos in any school except that
Of the school Of medicine.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-12-05
Krntnckr rlsetlon Rstnrn..

Frankfort, Dec 4.-The state election
commission has elected O. NJ Duty, a
Republican. 10 succeed Commissioner
Yontz. and Allen Smith Of Louisville
was elected secretary. Tho canvassing
Of the November election Is completed
aud certificates Of election will boz issued
90 Governor Beckham, Democrat; Judge
Elect O'Rcnr Republican; 80 Bryan
electors, and @ Democrats aud 2 Ropub.
lCans for congress.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-12-05

Washington. Dec An rcho Of tho
terrible storm 40 Galveston is given In "A
bin boz Representative flnwlcy OF Texas
providing for hrrnkwuter % protect
the CRY against the devastating storms
and calling for report from the secretary
OF war relative tp the measures Of pro.
lection suitable tD tho situation.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-12-05

Washington, Dec. I-The secretary
of war has forwarded 10 the house com.
mittee on appropriations comparative
statement u the war department esti
mates for the fiscal years Of 1901 aud
1902, together with statement Of ap.
preparations for the fiscal year ending
June 80, 1901 The estimates for 1901
amount TO 1855, gO3, Dol
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-12-05
Tcra. Tobacco In Paris,

Navasota, Tex, Dec g. - Tobacco
grown from all over the United States
and the world WINS ON exhibition at the
Paris exposition, aud it Is IA known fact
that the sample that captured the grand
prize was grown aud cured In Texas aud
came from the adjoining county, Mont.
gomcry.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-12-05

Washington, Dec. Secretary Roots
bill for the reorganization Of the army
was introduced by Chairman Hull Of the
house military committee and at once
referred TO that committee, Work on
the bill has been In progress aud the
measure il now practically completed
and ready { be reported.
One Of the changes In the bill made
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-12-05

Washington. D.cJ. The war depart.
meut has arranged % send $50 recruits
to Cuba 90 tll vcpurio. iu the T'uth
cavalry Eighth cavalry aud Second I'M
inutry stationed no Nueyitas and san
Rhg,. OF these recruits 70 aro taken
from Fort Clark, Texas.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-12-05
Owen NInrrhy Dead.

Now York, Dec A-Owen Murphy,
who has been for more than half a cen.
fury agent OF the estate Of the late Ruff.
US Lord, and a man we'll known In Wall
street, is dead from old age, at Brook.
lyn.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-12-05
Bnbonio Plague In Frisco.

III Paso, Dec 1.-The state quarantine
authorities here have been advised that
three cases Of bubonic plague have up.
pearod in San Francisco the past two
we eks
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-12-19
Kruger ' l.ah.t.

Ha sido solemne la audienciaa o.
fetal on que ha fecibido ell Preslden
te de la Repdblica al Presidente Kru
ger.
A las 4, dirigi6se el anciano Pre-
sldente al palac:o del Eliseo, aeon.
panandole un funcionario superior
del protocolo
AL ent-ar el carruaje en- el patio
del palacio, la tropa tornado con
bandera y m1sica rindi6 los honores
de jefe del Estado al Presidente del
Transvaal.
Precedido por al intruductor de
embajadores, II Q 6 6 ell presidente
Kruger ante el presidente Loubet,
quien tenfa a su lado al ministro de
Negocios Extranjeros, M. Delcass6,
rode&ndole"lcs jefes y funcionarios
superiores de Ia Presidencia.
El Sr Kruger SO limit6 reno .
var Ia expression da su gratitud por
la acogida que ha logrado, y M Lou
bet do Ia bienvenida al ilustre hues
ped de Francia tAmbos pusieron
extremado cuidado en- evitar la mas
leve alusi6n q la p1l1tica.
Sali6 el presidente Kruger, con
los mismos honores, y apenas estu-
vo de vuelta al hotel, Sc present6 ell
presidente de la Reoublica q devol.
verle Ia vista, ,'conforme la etiou
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-12-19
Qarn ahsoutan1ene pard1 eco de Ia opinion De
San Juan Puerto co Microbes 9 de Dembre 1900
at a S Juan matter
Triiunf0
DBL ARTr ESPANOL

Ell Estado frances adquiere dos
obras de las pre:entadas por Maria
no Benlliure en- la Exposition Uni
versal de Paris; una destinada al
Museo de Arte Moderno del Luxem.
burgo, otra para los salones del Mi
nisterio de Instruction P6blica y
Rellas Artes.
Ell Ministro M. Georges Ley
CUES habia va encargado Benlliu-
re un busto igual al de M. de Laca-
ze-Duthiers que el ilustre escultor
present6 en- Ia Exposici6n.
Honran sobre manera al Arte
espanol estas distinciones y es real
mente consolador ell triunfo que ha
obtenido Espana decadente, casi
ag6nica, on diversas ramas cientfti
cas- y en- Ia esfera del arte
Sc ha perdido mucho, pero Sc
dan pruebas de conservar inteligen-
cia 6 ingenio; pruebas que ponen de
relieve-~dicho sea de paso-los de
fuera, no los de casa.
El prisma de la rutina, del favo'
rltismo y de Ia brutal intolerancis,
nos impide YER aquf donde esta ell
f0AN0u0AO - uSI1VO.
Fraucia, ell mundo entero, hon
rando 4 Cajal en- Ia Ciencia y 4 Ben
lliure en- el Arte, nos se11ala una sen
do de luz. iPor que no la segui-
most
El Museo frances de Arte Mo-
derno tendr4 obras de Benlliure En-
cambio, ell Museo de Madrid no tie
ne ninguna. lQu6 contraste!
Ell Gobierno espaflol, 81 real :
mente existiera, SO hubiera apresu
RADIO a adquirir alguua de las obras
de Benlliure, para evitarnos este
bochorno. Pero-dira-isomos tan
pobres!
mo faltara dinero para que ga
nemos el cielo, aunque nos revien
ten en- Ia TERRA!
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-12-19
Ell Arzobispo
de Manila
y el Papa.

Telegramas de Russia al "Jornal
de New York" le comunican que el
Arzobispo de Manila Monsef1or Ma.
zaleda, ha tratado de persuadir al
Papa para q. expida un Impartibus
Infidelium" aboliendo el clero de los
naturaies de Filipinas, poniendo las
propiedades eclesiasticas bajo el do.
mimic de los frailes.
Tambien hay en- Roma una Co
mission de Filipinas compuesta de los
padres Chance y Araulio, que han
lido en- defensa del c!ero Filipino.
Estos quieren qoe el Papa establez
ca un gobierno hieratico de F'ilipi
mas expulse & los frailes.
La comisi6n acaba de hacer pu
blico que ha gastado todo el dinero
que trafa y tiene que regresar & su
pals.
Ell Papa, dice la Comisi6n, que
despues de oir sus peticiones, con.
test6 con estas dos palabras. Simi.
lia laboramus. (Trabajamos para
un mismo fn.)
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-12-19
Semi||as de flores.

Por un peso mando por correo
franco de porte, 25 paquetas semi
las de flores surtidas como sigue:
Altramuz, Amor san griendo, Bo
loncito de soltero, Capuchina, Cla
vel, Clavellins, Dalia; Espuela, Ga
llard1a, Geraneo, Giraso], Heliotro.
po, Levita de Jose, Maiz de adorno,
No me divides, ,Pelunia, Pensamien
to, Portulaca, Margarita, Siemp1e.
viva, SimpGtica, Verbena, Zinia,
Balsamino, y Ojo de poeta.
Surtido 4 election del compra
dor & 5 cvntavos paquete. Ell dine
70 puede mandarse en- giro postsles,
billetes 6 sellos.
BENJAMIN DELVALLE
II Broadway, Nueva York.
A 8-3
En- esta: imprenta go vende papel
peri6dicios vieios A. - 40 el quintal