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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-02-12

En- la Habana sc saba la arlibada
delyapor correo Puerto Rico, que sali6
de Csdiz el Is de EneFo, & la iso de Ma
dera, habie do perdido ell h6lice
Hay rumores de guerra entire Ingla-
terra y Russia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-02-12

espeydr del general Dulce; ST At prin-
cipio decimos, el .Gobierno esba1ol
So dej5 sorprender toman6o a.los a.
migos ), por enemrigoy y a est3s pol
aquellos, el tempo y los aconteci-
mientos que desde ent6nces han lido
sucedi6ndose, le han ilustrado bas-
tante sobre 10 cue signiiffcanl en- las
Antlllas espa1o1as las califieaciones
de absolHt5stas, reaccioaayios, yety65q,u-
dos y toda la nomenclature con i cue
aquf Sc suelen desig1ear por los nal
intencionados alog duo son es1pailoles
b:ajo todos los gobiernos que la Ma
cion So de, & los espanoles iinsulares
Q openl1nsSulares, pero incondicionGzes.
Paso va, pues, el tempo en- que pu-
dleran confundirse los aJsoltisfas de
aqul con los de ALA.
Dicho este pasemos 4 rectificar al
guno5 conceptos errados que halla-
mos en- el expresado artlcuIo.
Que 'la prensa reocc;ouaria (acep-
temos los nombres cue nos daT) no
pretende siquiera j'stiffcar los fun
damentos de su resistencia 4 las con
cesiones de nuestros derechos" como
dice el articulista, es una alGirmacion
inexacta Inoxacta porque nosotros
no nos op6nemos 4 que nos reconoz-
can los delechos pollti"o5 que, aton-
didas las circunstancias de la pobla-
cion, caltura 7 estado social de esta
lsla, sean co1npatiblas, ahora 7 STEM
pre-, con la integiidad nacional: ino-
xacta porque 81 BolETN ha dicho
hasta la saciedad que su Fin es Espa-
ia sobre todo, Espana a1ltes que la
pol1tica, Espa1la por encima de todos
los partidos.
I no porque creamos que el Co
blerno supreme no pueda gobernM
aqul con IN criterio liberal; sino que
nuestro patriotismo nos manda due
hoy que tan cerca Sc esta hacienda
la guerra contra Ia Patria,en nombre
de Ia libertad por honbres cue han
sostenido iguales dootrinas & las de
Ia RAzoN y de FL PRoGREso proce-
damos con tiento en- Ia reorga1liza-
cion poIftica de ostas regiones; que
no contravengamos Z toda5 las loyes
flsicas y morales del Universe hacion
do pasar de golpe Z nuo5tras pose
stones amoricanas del sistama colo
NAL { TN sistema de libertado:5 ( que
no han llegado acln nacionas. enyoiia-
cidas en- Ia vida politica. La deca-
dencia, la anarqnia do las repdbli.
cas- hispano~alnor;canas tuy0 poT eau
So el lpasar bruscamente del gobie1no
absolute, pero robusto de los vire-
yes, al gobierno republican, made
cuado al estado en- que estaban aque-
Hos pueblos, Las instituciones, como
los &rboles, no Sc pueden trasplantari
inpunementa VA grandes y ellt9ra-s
mente desarroIlados, de una TERRA 4
Otra. 4.e a]aat. NJ 4au g1t
Queremos, pues, reformas gradlla-.
les, progresivas y prudentes que az. az.
faigand0se POGO a POGO en- el corazQn
de estos leales espanoles vayanl hal
ciendo amar, .junto con una bien en-
tendida libertad, & la Nacion, 1nicol
baluarte que nos p1lede garantizar la
necesaria paz y respeto de propios- y
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-02-12
[N1I'|.1I.nllero j m

| 3 5854t ffSs> 4sszes fses EstsfEEssrE
Do 3rogreso, { toaa ciyilizacion. Pc
ro.rechazanps las reformas radieales
cue n9s traeriall, .iaquif fp5liodicos in
s1rgente5 como E5 Universal para
prqyocar - IA rebellion, y clubs iguales
alaqpellos en- que Sc forjaron las in
s5urlfeoelon4es 81 II le caslista y republicana,
|. J paSllones cue no Sc satisfarian sino
6 con i e r21s5efsipatos como q de la calle del
I }51I> aI92' p D. oi jupa oil .aolo9 se
pzice IA =, rlSAzoN que solo protellde-
mos Hinflalnar, am los esplritus, infundir
IN IN ,oodio odio y soatanerlo y producer una
borrasca: situacion cue aalgunos ha-
Iagga por aquello de en- RIO reyuelto
&c. t.r..7.
i lEsa es una suposicion calumniosa,
una imIputacion de un hecho que no
tlenes I}recedonte en- la historic de Es
pana, en america. Los reacc;o2arios de
aca no prom0Veaos revueltas, antes
bien las conba5imos \ 81 no diganos
La rRAAzoE, ifue la ap5ensa. reccciona,ia
Ia q7lq pTomoyi6 Ia. -insluTeccion de
Lares? lFu4 "a preusa retr6grada, Ca
81 muda y sqjeta 4 Ia censura del ex-
cesiY#imeate to]erante gobiemo espa-s
I1ol, la CUE puso en- Ia anano Ia tea 4
los libertad0res de Yara? 8 fueron los
que uno y otro dia4 estt;In ,hablando
de 9p1e3;oa y del s'sjcidio 4 que ape
Ian los pAeblos que q2ieren ser IL
bres? -
PQr ofEa parte IA RAzoy DO ig-
nora probablenonte que nosotros los
raqccjo@eTiQs tanto peninsuIares CO.
mQ ins]l!aros tanetnos. mas pGrdidas
cue hacer en- las revueltas cue ganan-
cias que osperar de elias. Los reac-
c5oHQ'.;9s da.Ias Antillas no han me-
drado npnca con .el saqueo nj con ell
1]ijlaje. ~r..- nI
: ".II.aee, dice Ia RAzoN, el largo
espacio de cerca de cuatro siglos que
yiYinos Ia vida de la colonia, llevan-
do Ia sqerte del esclayo, sometidos &
la. voluntad de IN poder discrecio-
nab sin tener nj aun el derecho de
qu4ja; nlicntras Ia Nacion Sc la reji-
90 po'' 7eye5. positjUas, poJ coastitucio-
7'e3 nsns Z s3}e3'o8 4mpzios, l)aro que SAL
9a5g3' los deEecAQs de Jas prophecies"
i Largo { impropiQ de un artfculo
de poriddioo seria e. haeer IN para
Lelo entire G. ponderSdo y manoseadc
dospo&isIno colonial y el despotismc
de Carlos ' cue n1ataba las anti
guas ii5erta4loS castellanas Ell Villa
lar y tegsj6st 12or coda Europa GUAM
to sayia. Q8 sangre y ore producial
las provlno3as peninsuItres; V 81 des-
potisno de Felipe Il que sacrificab;
q la reoonqaistaa de sus ounce pro
Tincias do st'Ianees los intereses dt
todas sds proVincias iberas; Y
despotisalo de. los rest;anfas monar
cas- Ia casa7de A;3stly q one va en-
trbgallos 4 GsIfagop;tos 8 al fanatis
mo, causaEbnlaI deoadencia de aoue
La peninsula her6ica que habia con
qpistado ull lnunda yosojuzgado y |
l1uropa;iy yIel }despotislno del 9duqu
d'AnJouique, para hacerse, lrey, tin
las esquillnadas provinoias, de Esps
ia con La ssangre vel hslmo de doc
amos dc cornbates. De TODD este des
potisno, do.toda iesta sahgre, apena
participaron las opresas colonias, la
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-02-12


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The New York herald., 1871-03-04

one general order stores in New York. evidently py
cousion With order avoid the payment oe
duiea their place supplied with similar cases hed
trolling 10 avoid arrest and the government or
the be closed The committee bave sought 70
learn fully the
MERITS AND DgNHEIrs 2.
OF the present sysiem compared with those OF the
which have beeh proposed, in order TO devise II
possible more satisfactory one Wi,A this view 1ssy
tom House 9acer' fnd q some Of 'qs M mot Br0pi
agree thai there for improvement though erins
II orlnioh as 10 The means by Which e eMsins tys may
which lang at Hobeken or Jersey CITY were GENERALLY salts
sd %s .hS anse%sa rSsS r., H
removing them TO New York Gnwiss and detrimental
a,ke TO The bteress Of commerce and the government
While confident that the order is issued with the
BEST AND MOST HONORARY MoTIvES
the committee have been unable dfscove, sufficient
for s issue results which make its continuance
durable The of handling and carriage caused
by the distance Of stores from the docks 10
generally recognized Of the creates, objections to the
present ~ stem
The New York herald., 1871-03-04
FORTY-FIRST CONGRESS-
Last EsRht's Proceedings.
SENATE.

WAsHlNGToN, March 9-Midngh.
The conference committees the Deficiency, River, and
Harbor and Naval Appropriation bills submitted their
ports, which adopted.
ARMY APPROPRIATION BILL
After of hour, the Senate, at six p took
mp the conference report the Army Appropriation bill.
The provision relating the payment OF claims the South.
after discussion was concarred in--yeas 20, nays2 81
THE OMNIBUS APPROPRIATION
The consideration ~ the sundry Civil Appropriation bill
resumed.
ness upon The Committee on Appropriations for them to
examine any Of the amendments 10 the bill OF
which mad been gwen lie Senators
aterpt 10 load down the bin by insisting these amend
mens but to Withhold them until session, Otherwise
the bin would be lost.
Mr. MORTON the fentials General Joseph
j. Reynolds Senator elect the
years, from March in place OF Mr. Hamilton who claims
TO have been reelected Read and laid upon the table
THE GRADES or ADMlRAL AND VICE ADMIRAL.
Mr.. NYF, from the conference committee the bill to
abolish the grades Admiral Vice Admiral
reported they agree when
amendments.
The New York herald., 1871-03-04

Brig Alexandra. wnterwcod Queenstown or falmouth
@ Bulley. =,
Brig Robert Dillon, Blatchford, Esnore tor orders-Ev-
Bali A Co. -
Brig Branch Sanford Savanila and Santa Martha-D De
Castro Co.
Brig Salinas, Lund, Para L Amsinck.
Brig Cleo (Brh Corpet, St Knts-Peniston Co.
schT Msttie Franklin, Purvere, Cadiz n CroweI Co
Schr Henry Parker, Beers, Demarara-Edwin Rowe uo
eebr Charles Warren, smith. 81 Francis, Guad-Q Va
schr Java tBrh Parsons Harbor Grace, MR. Curre.
Sabr Walton, Boyd, Charleston Bentley, Miller Co.
sebr 49,. sALta Reed. Ear,,pc,se VIM Chalmers,
schr Commerce, BalliM3re-o S'anes sneyo q yo'
schr Anna Nash, Mayo baltiiIcyf VIM s.-. s.n
schr Energy, Markeson, Goacester-issJ Godwd -rT;
The New York herald., 1871-03-04
the LATE FIss IN M0anlslOWE. n. 1.

by the hre at Morristown on Thursday morning
early five stores were destroyed and the Post
ONCE damaged SO that new quarters had
TO be hunted up. The loss is estimated TO
be about 100000, about two-,hirds insured
Carelessness abour O stovepipe is believed to
have been the origin Of the connagration The losers
ana lheir losses and assurances are as follows:-
Mr. j. Jobnson's stock was estimated at S50OO-loss
Sl,oco; insured Tor $4,000. ii. q. EmmeI's stock
aho nAiures were valued AT 81, 700 fully insured.
s3oooo; injured for S2s0M. Samuei Sans stock
OF dry goods, clothing, DC, was valued al 81 600
nearly all ol which was saved in Il damaged riaie
insured lor 80, ooO AH.dee Bi-ants coniectIoneJy-
lore $3.50; iDk uied.
The New York herald., 1871-03-04
Marine Disa sfers.

Marine Disasters.
wss Nssnh CofDEA B before reported ashore
ne Coast wreckng Co have contracted to get the of
Miscellaneous
Capt Vesey OF the bark Eliza Barss from Bermuda has
our thanks Tor favors
We indebted to the purser the steamship Catharne
Whiting, from Fernandina, for favors.
Purser c Widman of the steamship Leo. from Savan
nah, has thanks for favors
SUPPLEMENT-, dated March J. OF the American Lloyds
universal Standard Record OF Shipping has received
from Taylor Director of the Association IS all and
IL Broad streets This Supplement one hun
ree surveys among which those of fine steamers
and ships. s.. ...... -. ~ i, =, .,'t
The ship The Caph arrived at this port yesterday from
foQenow 10 the remarkably quick time of s. days.
sCi'R MARY FARaow, Bagey, at Charleston fiom New
rep0rs during the passage one of the senmen had
70 the deck and was Eve minutes after attending TO his
Foreign Ports.
ANJiER Dec 2sPassed oy, schr Hefs Kent from Hong
for New yor a1 sSos Annie Gray s More
BryhouI Jan AIN port bark Burnside, Pendergrace.
new fork disg 70 proceed to Lcata TO load for BOs
sae. s, Pierce New YORK; David yrown kchOis FOR
Sailed from sausor Ah, ship Mary Warren (B Love-
oXis2sIss, Feb a-1u por. bark Era, Mccu,ouch for
Hsy York idg briga shannon Ray, for do Palmer
MsS RsgT S Missouri Palmer
New York via Nassau -''
HALIFAX, Ns, March S-Arrivsd, schr Freedom roker
IRAsUA, Feb l7-In port brigs Ahalnska (Br) Laneen.
burg from Boston, arrived 15tb for New York dg sail
about 10th Cora lBr Henderson, from st Thomas just
rived 70 load for Boston, Risk B Wilton, from Nevassa
%
United States.
u port slh, bark Speed lBr Larkin Boston, ready
MkLEo0RNE, Dec 8uIn port ships PhInoaa Pendleton,
sndston Matilda Blake; Rutland, Gardner, and Napier
NIweAsTLR, Nsw, Dec 7-sailed. bark Cnas Brewer,
SINGAPORE Jan ls-In port ships Argonaut (Br. Ba
fet chr barks Victor, wsss for Beson; Polly Lewis
Johnson unc; Willy Rckmers NG) stot laid ups wtg end
sr JOHN, NIB, March 2-Arrived, brig Magaguadavic,
TASpIoo, Feb In port Everett (seized by the
Mexican government).
American Ports.
Cleared-Bark Eleanor (Brl Maxwell, Kingston Ja; bria
David Bugbee Sapes Barbados schrs Zeta Psi Cook st
Pierre Mart. Also cleared, bark Mamie Bel, Knapp,
Walton, Rich New Orleans sarah Reed, Reed, satiis
River; John Pike, Nickerson, Philadelphia.
Sd-Arrved, steamships VIM Kennedy, from Baltimore;
Saxon Philadelphia br1ga Little Annie tBr), Demerass:
Norris, cienfuegos; Tempest Savannah; schrs Uber,
uoyt, 81 Marc; Hudson. Hudson, Galveston; Mary Il
Howes, Howes Ponce, PR; Lucy Holmes, Edrdge, Mira
BALTIMORE, March a-Arrived, steamship Mcclellan,
Howes Boston via Norfolk; bres Hiram A6 Tibbets
deIhs John saDderson tBr Coulter ssgua schrs Wind
ward, Ellis, Sagua Charles ComeTv. Pnkham. jackson.
Vile; Jaehjn, keans Belfast
The New York herald., 1871-03-04
TIE JOINT HIGH COMMISSION.
The First Full Meeting to be
Held To-Day.
.xas@-.~aess

sir Stafford Northcote visiting the Capitol
Growing Feeling Among RasIic Men AEalags
the Secret Character Of the Meetings-How
Sir John A. Macdonald Thinks on the
Fishery Question-A Determined Fight
for Equivalents to be Made The
Treaty to Await the Ratification Of
the New Dominion Parliament.
The New York herald., 1871-03-04

Steamsbip Anglia Br), Craig Glasrow-Henderson Bros
ship Endeavoui, Wariand Hong Kong and shanghae-F
Hathaway.
Bark Magnolia (Br), Brown, Lverpool-Arkell TUFTS.
Bark s Ponioppidan (Danl, Nissan, Aniwerp-F Funch
Edye u Co.
BarK johannes tNG). Klockgeter, Bremen HuGer Toe
Co,
Bark La Cieuena, Ross, Leghorn- Lawrence Gies Co
Bark lmpeiador, Heard. Pernambuco via Philadelphia
Hicks 4 Bell.
Bark Evsnipg star Orb Chick s. Jago de Cuba waydel
AC0
The New York herald., 1871-03-04
rHE ixIIs S.
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Trouble with the Arizona Tribes-A Series Of
Kob0cries and Murders.
WARRINGTON March 9, 1871.
private letter has been received here from
Florence, Arizona, IN which the writer saysa-
The Indians are worse In Arizona to-day tan they
have ever been before. Within the past TWO weeks
they have attacked and killed or captured three
different parties within twenty miles Of this place.
One party OF tour men, In charge Of two five mule
teams laden with Darley-one OF the staple products
Of the Territory-was attacked, and one man killed
the others escaping after vigorous night day
or two subsequently, the Indians attacked forsgirg
party, consisting or three men, with a four horse
team. Two Of the men were killed and the team
captured. The next we heard OF the Indians was
that they killed two who were passing on horse
back from s,ecatan to Salt river.
The New York herald., 1871-03-04
PROBABLE MURDER IN THE SIXTEENTH WARD.

At fifteen minutes past ten O'Clock last night
Patrick Murray, aged sixteen, Of No 4t9 West SIX
teenth street. got into an atefcation with two un.
known Italian musicians at the corner Of Sixteenth
Of the stabbed Murray In the left breast infct-
Ing II ts feared, fatal wound The musicians aftef
committing the asARult succeeded In making their
escape, and are still at large. Murray was removed
70 the Sixteenth precinct station house. attended by
phyelcian and sent home,
The New York herald., 1871-03-04
The Last NieLt of the Session.

WASHINGTON. March Al A. NJ
Both houses are still In session a. this hour, with.
out any prospect OF an adjournment The Senate is
still engaged on the Sundry Civil Appropriation BILL
The House is waiting for the Senate's action that
bill, and meanwhile is disposng of some pension
bills on the Speakers table, to which there is no
objection. The indications point to an all night
session.
The New York herald., 1871-03-04
MuRlEBQuS ASSAULT.

About half-past eleven O'Clock last night Peter
McCloskey, q young man residing at No. 1856 First
avenue, whle standing in front OF the dining saloon
S76 Fourth avenue, was stabbed in the neck by q
man named Speck, who tnen made his escape.
The New York herald., 1871-03-04
SAILED.

Steamship Virginia, for Liverpool.
Liverpool P ui'
me following vessels anchored Quarantine detained
by unavorabe weather -Barks Herkues, Lisbon; AL
exanaer antwerp; Nicolne Copenhagen; Contest Rio Ja
brig Diana, Gibraltar ~-''-A'oAS, I,
The New York herald., 1871-03-04
MISCELLANEOUS.

save time and extra expense BY leaving i at the HERALD
BRANCH OFFICE, I,246 Broadway, three doors above
Thirty first street. This is only authorized uptown
branch, and advertsemens received at Office
Open from A. NJ till p. NJ every day In the year.
The New York herald., 1871-03-04

Almanac for New Y0rk-This Day.
Sun rises. -. 80 Moon sets. morn l8
Sun sets. ...... s 81 High water morn %
OCEAN STEAMERS.
DATE OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK F0R THE
III
The New York herald., 1871-03-04
OCEAN STEAMERS
CLEARED.

PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCH 8, 1871.
The New York herald., 1871-03-04
SHIPPIN NEWS

Almanac for New York-This Day
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1871-03-18
MEDICAL.

To any person producing sny Medicine show
ing half as many living. permanent cures as DR..
FITLER's VEGETABLE RHEUMATIC REMEDY.
Used incardiy oa!y. A pleasant Medicine, free
from injurious drugs. Wsrrsnted, under ostn,
to have permanently cured IS in every 100 ps-
tients treated in the past ten years. (see testi-
mony Il is the scientific prescription of Pro-
fessor Jos. P. Filter, III D., a graduate of the
University of Pennsylvanis, A. D. lSS3,-now
one Of PhiIadelrhia's oldest regular PLY sicians,
and Professor of Chemistry and Toxicology,-
who has made Neural gia, Chronic and Indama-
tory Rheumatism the speciality of his entire pro-
fessional life-a fact vouched tor by the sigma
lures accompanying each bot lie, and other testi-
moniEls Of many prominent renowned physi-
ciane and clergymen. To protect sufferers from
poisonous quack nostrums and useless expendi-
ture of money, legal signed guarantee, stating
exact number of bottle warranted to cure, will
be forwarded gratis TO any saFerer sending by
letter full description of affection. In case Of
failure to cure, amount paid positively refunded
! Medicine sent auywher by express, collect or
| delivery. Afflicted invited TO write Ter advice
all information and medical advice sent BY let.
| ter Cratic. Address DR J. P. FILLER, q
South Fourth street, PkilapelphiA, Pa. Tn,
Remedy Is sold or obtained by Druggists.
| feb2I-deod ( s-wly
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1871-03-18
DIR. -" hitter.

REGULAR GRADUATE OF MEDICINEl
"A as DipIoms at Office will show, has beenl
longer engaged in the treatment Of Venereal,
sexual and Private diseases than any other
Il hysician in st. Louis. syphilis, Gonorrhea,
fleet, Structure, 0rcnitis, Hernia, and Rupture,
all Urinary Diseases and Syphliitic or Mercurla
Affections of Throat, Skin or Bones, are treat
led with unparalleled success. SpeImstorFhes
sexual Debility and Impotency, as the result
|of self-abuse In youth, sexual excuses In ma I
turer years, or other causes, and which produces
some Of the following effects, ss nocturnal ennis
Eslons, blotohes, debility, dizziness, dimness ot
lsight, confusion of ideas evil forbodings, avsrs
ion to society of females, loss of memory and
sexual power, and rem sring marriage improper
are permanently cured. The Doctors oppor-
Itunities hospital and private practice unsur7
passed An st. Louis or any othei city. Bach
files of St. Louis papers prove that he has been
tocated here longer than any other so adFerti
Ising. The establishment library, lsbortory and
appointments, are anrivalies In the West, IN
surpassed anywhere. Age with experience
can be relied upon, and the doctor eau refer TO
many ply sicians throughout the country. In
past success and present position he stands
without a competitor. The writings of q ply
ssician whose reputation is Union vide should
be worth reading. DIR. Whittier publishes a
Medical Pamphlet relating to venersal dises ses
and the disastrous and varied consequence
Iof self abuse, that will be sent to any address
lin q scaled envelope for two stamps. Many
physicians introduce patients to the doctor az
Ter read ng his medical pamphlet. Conmuni
patton con- dental. A friendly talk willcost 90
nothing. Office central. yet retired. No. 6i7 81
ICharles street, st. Louis, Mo. Hours 8 O. m
To p. m. Sundays IL to . p. me
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1871-03-18
Yailp ARGUE.

CHARas.-Amongst other charms against
evil may be named that Of our ancestors
who, when eating eggs, were careful to break
the shells, lest the witches should use them
to their advantage. We do the same for q
| similar reason it is accou united unlucky to
to leave them whole. They avoided cutting
their nails on Friday because bad luck fol-
lowed bat then we have improved upon
their practice, and lay down the whole thee
~ as follows;
Cat ycur nails on Monday you cut Them FOL
news;
Cat them on Tussd ay, new pair of Shoes
cut them Wednesday, cut them for health
Ont them on Thursday, cut the m for wealth;
Cut them Friday, cut them for woe;
Cut them on Saturday. a journey you'll 60;
Gut them on Sunday, you cut them for evil,
For all the next week you'll be ruled by the
devil
Most of the grandnothers will exclaim,
Good bless you'll" when they hear little
child sneeze, and they sum up the phioso.
ply Of the subject with the following lines,
which used to delight the writer in the days
Of his childhood:
Sneeze ON Monday, you sneeze for danger;
Snseze on Tuesday, you kiss g stranger;
sneeze on Wednesday, you sneeze for a lettsr;
SneeEe on Thursday for something better;
Sneezs on Friday, you sneezs for sorrow y
Sneezs on Saturday, your sweetheart to morrow
Sneeze on Sunday safety seek,
The old devil will have you the whols of the
week.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1871-03-18
OVARIAN TUMoR CURED.

Never has a medicine taken internally been
known to have cured tumors either of he womb,
uteGi, ovsriea, or bowels ; the knife has been the
sole reliance in the hands Of experienced sur
geons out DR.. Railways sarsaParlitian settles
this question. For Il has cured over twenty
psrso obs of ovarian cysts az tumors, Hs well as
tumors in the Bowels, Uterus, Liver, DropsicAl
Effusion, Ascites, and Calculus Connections.
TUMoR OF TWELVE YEARS GROWTH CURED
By RAILWAYS REsOLvENT.
BEVERLY, Mass July Is, 1863.
DR.. RADwAY-I have had an Ovarian Tumor,
in the oyaries and bowels. Al. the doctors said
- there was no help tor H." tried everything
that was recommended, but nothing helped me.
saw your Resolvent, and though 1 would try
it, but had faith in it, because had suffered
for twelve yenrs. took six bottles of the Resell
vent, one box Of Railways Pills, and used two
bottles of your Ready Relief; and there is not Q
sign of a tumor TO be sesn OF felt, and 1 fee
better, smarter, and happier than ! have fol
twelve years. The worst was in the left aide o
the bowels, over the groin. l write this to yor
for the benefit of others. You punish it i
you choose = HANNAH P. KNAPP.
Val Price, One Dollar.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1871-03-18
No. 5.--Adver.

Let the afflicted read, and learn TINT a perfect
and radical cure is warranted and guaranteed TO
all who are afflicted. DR.. RAPHAEL describes
the disease without any information from the pa-
tienf He explains its cause and guarantees its
cure : aud what is better still, be will honestly and
frankly tell you whether you can be cured or not,
which viii save your health and life from wrong
treatment he cures priystc aud secret diseases,
without the use of mercury, hindrance from hush
ness or fear OF discovery or exposure. His DO
lsnic remedies restore manhood and vigor, and
IusEe the barren fruitful and enable the single to
get married. with the assurance
OF having contented wife and
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