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torguell in Paris, where the good old
Thackeray used to est as good dinner as
anybody, but you will get there neither
doughnuts, nor pie, nor root beer, nor any
thing so good as that luncheon at noon in
the old pasture, high among the Massachu-
sett hills Nor will you ever, if you live to
be the oldest boy in the world, have any
holiday equal to the one have described.
But have always regretted that ] did not
take fish-line, just TO "throw in the
brook we passed. | know there were trout
there.-C. d. Warner, IN Work and Play
for ,TuiU
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PRICE 800.
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Dizziness Of the Head Dimness of Sight Palptaion Of
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The object in establishing this Institution
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preparation, practice and use of Vegetable
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where Families, Invalids, or any person could
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DR.. Greene has been Physician Of the lnsti
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DR.. Greenc's Medical Pamphlet, dcscrip-
tive Of diseases and theirproper treatment, will
be sent free to invalids.
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4, Mnr
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fade ~ Poor Rum. whisky, Proof spirits,
aud Refuse Liquors duciorcd, spiccd and tg",t-
cncd to please tho taste, called "Tonies," Arpoiil-
crs." l,cstorcrs.' &C. that load the tipp.r 900 g.,
drunkenness and ruin but % true Medicine. inudr
from the Native Roots and 1fcrbso Of alforna free
from all Alcoholic Stimulants. They arc thr
GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER and 4 LIFE
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ton 40 person take those Bitters accorilur 90
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DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION. Head
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BAD taste in the Mouth, Bilious Attacks Palpitation
II the Heart Inflammation Of the Lungs Pain In the
regions Of the Kidneys. and hundred other painful
ymptoms arc tho offspring ~ Dyspepsia.
They invgoratc the stomach and stimulate the tor.
id liver and bowels which render them Of unequal
-Leacacy in cleansing the blood Of all impurities AMI
liuparting now life and yigor TO the whole system
FOR SKIN DISEASES. Eruptions, letter, sn;
Rhcum, Botches, Spots, Pimplcs, Pustulcs, Boil.
Carbunclcs, Ring-Worms, scald Head. Sore Eyes,
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Union Harness Mandatory,
JACKSONVILLE, VT.

I would very respectfully announce to the public
that l intend to enlarge the Harness business, and
would invite attention to my work. Come this way,
gentlemen. Don't stand back there pausing what to
do. Come right along-here is the place to get good
pure oak tanned leather and warranted. would like
to have it distinctly understood that this establish
ment does not make harness from poor rotten missr-
abie, up Cngy leather. 1t would be no object to hum
bug you. as trade business would be patronized
long that way Iprocure my stock in Troy. N. y 1t
is called Mo6dtrs celebrated Oak.
Horsemen living miles away would Gnd it to their
interest to come here for their work. could give
them Ave hundred references, If desired have now
sold one hundred and thirty-hve harnesses within
four years averaging thirty dollars apiece It is not
the amount of work that harness maker turns of
but the kind that sells welthat is the kind wherein
the harnesses are made from pure Oak sells we'll,
This establishment took the first premium at the
Connecticut River Valley Agricultural Fair, for the
year 1869, and at Wilmington aud Nottingham Agri-
cultural Fairs, for the year 1870.
keep constantly on hand all kinds of Trimmings
leather aud silver-plated.
COLLARS, SADDLES,
PATENT LEATHER BLENDERS,
MARTINGAILs, &c.
FRANKLIN j. FRENCH.
JAG ksonyille, VT, July 10Th, 1871. 3m30
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CERTAIN CuREIN ALL CASES, OR

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This is an are Of inonirv and peoule are
beginning to realize the magnitude Of the
wi caused NV the use of injurious compounds
FOR the hair. which are prepared and forced
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In contrast with sucb iniurious articles. we
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ened, falling hair checked, aud bald
ness often, though not always, cured
by its use. Nothing can restore the
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Its occasional use will prhenl The hair
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Ayers
Hair Vigor,
For restoring Gray Hair 10
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,ciM the gloss and
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A Book for Every Woman,

Entitled SEXUAL PHYSIOLOGY or WOMAN, AND
HER DISEASES; or WOMAN TREATED OF IHYsio-
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81 Temple Place. Boston. NJ
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-08-09

fue causa de que tuvieran que rcctihcar
Sc las listas electorales, 10 cual retardo las
elecciones.
Ell Sr. Labra, al referirse 4 los ataques
que en- Cuba sufre el principle de autori
dad, nc Sc 81 ha hecho alusion q la fuerza
ciudadana que ALI sostiene nuestra ban
dera Y nuestra causa.
Con respecto 4 los voluntarios de Cuba
Sc estan cometiendo diariamente grandes
iniusticias, y hasta Sc dice que los sacrif-
clos que hacen, los hacen para defender
su hogar su hacienda, estableciendo asi
la peregrina teoi1a de que el patriotismo
consiste en- sacrifcarlo todo por 10 que no
importa NADIA.
Sc ha dicho de los voluntarios de la
Fla ana que ellos han sido los primeros
en- hacer violenta la guerra, y todo este
Sc ha dicho con el eplgrafe Las dos uasao-
recciones, queriendo equiparar los insur-
rectos los voluntarios. Sin duda confan
mucho en- el rebajamiento de nuestro ca
racter los que 4 tai empresa Sc lanzan.
81 algun exceso cometen, para juzgar-
los es necesario tener ell cuenta que sc
eacuentra ALI las pasiones exacerbadas
independence, y en- la cual tambien Sc
cometieron algunos excesos. Pero por que
haya al gunos excesos que tienen esa dis
culpa, ihemos de anamatizar aquella gran
epopeyag
Pues como aquella, guerra de defensa
es esta, y guerra de traidores que quie
ren ser extranjeros.
Muy agradable ser1a exigir en- ell fra
gor del combate la severidad del magis-
trado; pero yo no oxijo tanto de la fiaca
naturaleza humana.
Los vountarios de Cuba tienen ell me-
rlto de aparecer cuando son necesarios, y
confundirse con las classes de la sociedad
una vez que desaparece el pelgro.
70 no puedo menos de recomendar q Ia
gratitud de la patria su conducta, porque
sin ellos Sc hubiera perdido Cuba desde
el principle de la insurreccion.
\ es triste, senores, que precisamente
sc hagan esos cargos cuando parte de los
voluntarios Sc han movilizado para bath
q los insurrectos, cuando tai vez nuestros
hermanos oigan silbar las balas de los enc
migos de Espana.
Voy concluir recordando al Congress-
las palabras con que empece. Esta no e:
question de partido, sino question nacio
nal. Cuando sc discutan los principios Sc
ra question de opiniones; pcro hoy, mi6n
tras dure la guerra, es una question pura
mente espanola.
Eel COrrespOnsasl.
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N0TICIAS EXTRANGERAS.

Gel dia 90 del pasado mes Sc celebr6 Ell
Bruselas una fiesta secreta compuesta de
3 representatives de las federaciones eu
ropeas de La International Sc acord6
que todos los afliados abonaran un fran
co para formar restablecer ell fondo des-
tnado las huelgas, muy especalmente
deshacerse dc los principles reinantes,
sus inmedatos sucesores y los pretenden-
tes al trono. El Sr Theirs tiene ell honor
de estar include Ell la categorfa bon Il
tuer.
@NEl TEMPO ha asegurado con referen
cla q persona de gran reputation y eleva-
da tegorfa, que Ell los clrculos polfticos
de Pars Sc asegura con fundamento que
ell conde de Cambord ha declarado que
en- epoca oportuna reconocera como re-
presentante de la legitimidad monarquica
EN- Espana a d. Alfonso de Borbon Bor-
bon.
I'm peri6dico frances publica la si-
guiente carta del conde de Paris, que le
ha conunicado un amigo Dice asf
"York House Twickenham, Middlesex,
is de enero de 1871.
Sr. de Elsingre: He aquf la carta del
doctor Bourguignon, cuya communication
os agradezco, y la cual me ha vivamente
interesado.
Respecto Ia clase de abdicacion que
nos aconseja, le contestaria, 81 pudiera,
que no puelen abdicar otros que los re-
v's 8 los pretendentes, y por 10 tanto, no
habiendo sido jamas pretendiente no ten
80 NADIA que abdcar
Siempre he dicho bien claramente que
500 pretendia una cosa, q saber: ell goce
de mis- derechos de ciudadano, que va es-
taba dispuesto servir mi pals de la
mapera que este qpisiera, pero que mira
ria slempre como ell 1nico y verdadero
goblerno de Francia, aquel que mi pals
hubiese elegido.
La peticion que hemos dirigido al Cuer-
20 legislative, aunque fuese elegido du-
rante ell imperio, ha sido la declaration
mas evidente de esta situacion.
Los ofrecimientos de servcios dirigdos
al gobierno de Ia defensa nacional, ha 81
do, q mi entender, ell mejor reconoci
miento de la repdbliea, porque ha de
creerse que, una vez 4 su servicio, la ha.
brfamos servido lealmente.
SQue mas podrialnos hacers iRecono
Ger la repdblica7 No hay m que las p :
tencias extranjeras que reconozcan un
gobierno
Por 10 que nosotros toca, simples ciu-
dadanos, no ten amos mas que someternos
& ella y seryirle.
5Nosotros declararnos republicanos9
5Pero de que serviria Ia expression de esta
opinion, la cqal no obligaria ninguno
de nuestros amigosY En- cuanto mi, va Sc !
que soy infinitamente mas republicano |
que estos dltimos, es decir, que no tengo
ninguna de sus repugnancias para esta
forma de gobierno. Sin embargo estas
pomposas declaraciones de opinones, que
son, 8 parecen ser lictadas por ell interes
personal, son excelentes mejios para los
b'oo1qaapartistas, pero no para las personas
que quleren ser .fespetadas,
ST pudie ais contestar al doctor Rou,
guignon os quedaria por clio reconocido. /
ST no podeis valeros de otro medic. en-.
ylsdme antes del jueves 4 las once vues-
trQs caEtas espFltas a,papel puy fnO J |