... has Ibeen profoundly impressed by the exhiaition cf loyslty to an old friend which : the °cession has cilled forth in the Caribbean [ Colonies, and in return the B MS P. Company Ihas determined to stand by them and coutiwie the mail son ice without alteration ...

... entirely would be a retrogade move. ment, which in view more especially of the rapid expellable ef foreign iefleence in the Caribbean it is our most sincere desire ta avert. We have alrfady shown in our columns how eagerly America is exploiting the Wrist ...

... New Zealand the betulinus. On the Atlantic side there only one laceyielding tree so far known-the Lageta linteria of the Caribbean Islands. Of the Daine tennifolia of Booth America we have not been able to learn of a single specimen, despite carefol search ...

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