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INDEX.
Railroad, "Mexican Central," elevation of, 40.
facilities of travel by, 21.
"National," 233.
system of Mexico, 233.
"Vera Cruz and City of Mexico," 40-42.
cost of, 43.
scenery on, 42.
Railroads and commerce, 238.
influence of, on Government, 229.
Rainy season in Mexico, 120.
Rancheros, good faith of, 237, 238.
Real-estate investments in Mexico, 117.
Receipts and expenditures of Mexico, 188.
Reciprocity treaty, Mexican, 246, 254
Religious toleration in Mexico, 89, 90, 218.
Revenue, national, principal sources of, 189.
Revolutionary elements in Mexico, 209.
Revolutions, domestic, influence of railroads on, 229.
Rivers, navigable, absence of, in Mexico, 48.
Roads, absence of, in Mexico, 14, 15.
Routes, interoceanic, 226.
Saddles, Mexican, 138.
Sales, taxes on, 176.
Sanitary condition of Mexico, 203.
Santa Fé, wages and labor at, 149.
Schools, national, 102.
Seaports of Mexico, poor, 195.
Senate of Mexico, 107.
Sewage of the city of Mexico, 200.
Shoes and sandals, 26.
Silver coinage, inconveniences of, 197.
depreciation, effect of, in Mexico, 192.
Silver monometallism in Mexico, 196.
Silver product of Mexico, 159.
Slavery, practical existence of, in Mexico, 28, 29.
Smuggling in Mexico, 156, 157.
present losses by, 157.
Social forces in Mexico, 105.
Society, best, of Mexico, what constitutes, 215.
Spain, laws of old, 174.
Spanish colonial policy, 63.
Spanish rule in Mexico, 62.
Stamp-taxes of Mexico, 176.
Statesmen of Mexico, high character of. 111.
Stone age in Mexico, 52.
Stove, cost of importing a, into Mexico, 166.
Stoves, absence of, in Mexico, 35.
Strangers, climatic influences on, 199.
Sugar, prices of, in Mexico, 130, 245.
product of Mexico, 129.
prospective increase of, 130.
Tariff, United States, restriction on imports of ores, 162.
Taxation, curious experiences of, 163, 165, 185.
Taxation in Mexico, 163.
in Mexico, difficulty of reforming, 181.