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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-08-16
AViSO.

Ell que suscribe habiendo regresado de Paris
en- donde ha perfeccionado sJls conocinlientos
como professor, compositor afnad n de Pla-
nos; tiene Ia honya de ofreceTse este respeta-
le pllblicO, en- la Gale de Ia Cruz mum. 10 0 ell
la Farmacia del Sr. Guillermety, plaza principal.
Tambien admite comisiones para hacer venir
pianos precios convencionaleS, de la acredita-
da fabrica de Pleyer-MateO Tizol. 2-3
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DE VENTA.

COCO ,,6m ey la calla de la Villa, Hbre de 1
oda vanen en- 5000 Ell que la interese puede
su dueTo ID. Salvador Leanchl, en- q
kobcl Marina.-Ponce, de agosto de lefS %
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PERDIDA,

En- la estancia de D. Felix Bcnet SO desa pareci6
en- IL noche del del corrientt' aballo zano CO.
lorado u cor ,On blanCO cn la frsnte. la pata de-
recba trasort blanca, pintas banoas en- las nalgas
boquiraj.l,o de un la(io. de sete cuartas do
alta a paao devanado; ell que 10 preSedte su due
no gu 10 es D. los6 User, de Cayey bera gratfica.
do ArOstc 13 lie lS75 i-3
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PICTORIAL de ANACAHUITA,
i;;PARA PISOS!!!
LozaS De nirnd superipIes.

Acaban de recibirse una gran cantdad tenien~
do 6rden de realizarlas en- breves das SO dar4n Q
BIEczMIENTos-Dirlrs q Z J. Iglesias-En el al
macen de Iglesas HermanOs-Marna n1m. 10 3-6
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ANUNCIO.

Desde las oficinas del BoLETIN MERCANTII.
hasta La puerta del Real Arsenal sc ha estravia
do un par de espeiuelos montados en- ORC. Sc
suplica al que los haya encontraio los entregue
en- |, reduction de dicho peri6dico, donde Sc k
gratifcara, 81 10 exigiese. ASost0 10 de 1872 2-3
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GIROS.

B.. Borras Hermanos, del Comercio de esta
Plaza, giran sobre Madrid, Barcelona, Santan-
der, Cadiz, Malaga, Sevilla, Alicante, Valencia,
Hlgo, Palma de Mallorca, y Habana.-Calle de
Tetuan MIN. 8.
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: PARTE MERCANTII.
MovIMIENTo MARITIME.
eENTRADAs.

Agosto t4.-De Santander en- 80 dias corbeta
esp. Maria = 2O5 ton. cap Carrif, con harinas
vinos los Sres.i B. Borras hermanos.
"Adelph,n 24O ton. Schaffer. con mieles.
4A-De SantR6mas en- 10 horas vap. de guer-
ra sPizarFO. de $50 caballos de fuerza en- an ma
qnina 8 can mes al mando de su comandante
tide Santh0mas en- 10 horas van. nsn
'Marsella." BIS ton. cap. Arriaga, con cores
pondencia, restos de carga pasags.
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sc
ho dan
tase 4
pagaan4 Los sanunGop
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-08-16

Agosto 1A--Para Agnadilla y demas puntos
de sn ruta vap. esp. "Pelayo'n 8O9 ton. can
Lartitegni, con carga general correspondence
paSags. aff.5es
i6.-Para Aguadi1la vap. esp. "Marsella.n y S75
ton. cap. Arriaga, con efectos y pasaga.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-08-16

En- ell almacen de Cachada. en- la Marina, 10
hay acabado de recibir muy superior al que
hasta hoy Ia venido. Preeio eQuit two.
Julio IA de 1872. 10-12
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VIERNES l6 DE AGOSTO DE 1872.

AGOST0 DE 1872. 411a, ISL meo .oi';-'t ;S
franco de y
VElNTE amos despues: continuation de los
Tres MOSqueterOs pOr u. Alexandra Dumas.
VELaADGAaS de la Quinta. por La Condesa de
VIDA, hechos ast1cias de Bertoldo, Bertoldi-
vi no y Y y Cacaseno, por D; Justo Huguet.
VlRGEN Maria y ell Redentor de la Humani-
dad, por d. E. NJ. Cebada.
ObraS en- publication.
AMORES celebres, por una sociedad literaria.
CURA Merino, pOr D. Eduardo Zamora Ca
CoRREGIDoR de Almagro, por D. Manuel
CRUZ de Esplnas y Cruz de Flores: continual
cion de Amor de Esposa.
DON Juan Tenorio.
ESTADOS-Unidos: su historic, por F. A. Spen-
cer.-Edicion de gran lujO.
FIEBRE de riquezas, por D. J. Nombela.
G.
GENERAL Prim: su historic general, por D.
Fran cisco Orpllana.
GUERRA de Francia y Prussia en- 1870: s;I histo-
ria consecuencias Ell Europa, por d. Ma
nuel Garcia.
HISTORIA natural popular de los animales
VertebradOS SEA de los mamlferOS, aveS,
reptiles, antibios peces met0dicamente cla-
siticadOS, con la indication de Sus cOStum
bres Y de suS relaciOnes Ell las Artes, In
dustria y Comercio.-Obras escritas p0r
Mrs. 2. Cervais y NJ. Lemaut.
M.
MIG GUELITO Caparrota, por D. M. Fernandez
y Gonzalez.
MUNDO desconocido, por D. Manuel Ortega y
Frias.
por u, Mateo Bruguera, Pbro.
MUJER aduitera.
ORLANDO ell Furioso, por D. Francisco Jose
Oreilana.
PIO *: historic d0cumentada de su vida de
los vcinte y CHICO p:ilnegos amos dc su glo-
rioso Pontlhuauo, p0r u. EuualdO ia Vi
lallasay u. L. Moleno Ceb;lda.
PARIS Observation-Disclosures dc 1871, p0r
ID. Manuel +. y Gonzalez.
PROCESSES celebres de t0,iOS los paiSes, pOr un
ol, i.Ai .i1
RECREO de las familias.-Biblioteca madrile-
Id lIustrada con -noveas-cOstum-
brCo -illSGOll1- pUcelaS-Vlage3
a., u, pUf una sUclodad llteIarla.
KEY EOAUClON irancest, por LUIS Blanc.
LII FuerZa de la Con-
ciuncia, por D. Juan JustO Uguet
SAGRADA Biblia, por D. Felix Torres Amad.
-EdiciOn de lujO.
VUELTA por Hspana: Wage hist6nco, geogla-
ticO, cien,1hco, recreatlyoy plntoreSco, por
una sOcedad lIreraria.
ObraS de Medici'sa, Cireyta g Fymacia.
A.
ATLAS de Anatomia Descriptive, por D. Ma
gin Cabanellas.
B.
BIBLIOTECA del estudante de Medicinal
Anatomia compendiada, pOr u. NJ Cabane
lasy u. &. Martinez.
IDEM ldem idem.-Irarado elemental de afec-
tOs esternos, por los mlsmOs,
p.
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Marin. ,. 10. La PRO7ECTORA. u,,,,
GAIA de Cr6dito de Iglesias limos

EsTA GAIA HACE PREsTAMos sobre
alhajas de orc 8 plata, frutos, gene
ros, muebles i otro cualquier efecto,
por las cantidades que Sc deseen.
Contando con mayor personal fa-
cilitara al p1blico desde esta fecha
pequeflas cantidades en- prestamo, no
siendo memories de 81.
Horas de prestamOs tOdos los dias.
Por la maf1ana de 8 q 11.-Por la
tarde de las. 3-24
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Ell renedio infalible.
PARA TODAS LAS ENFERMEDADEs
de la Garganta, PecIlO, y PUImOnes

Ell arbol de Anacahuita parece haber sido dOsta"
nado por Ia naturaleza como el gran remedlo para
esa clase de Intermediates angustiOsas que atacan
la Garg&nta, el Pecho y los Pulmones. Este heche
veridico hace alOs que eOnOcidO certas parties
de M6cO dOnde Sc cultiva el arbol por sus calida.
des medcinales. Ha sido ensayadO del modo maA
satisfactorio por la Saba Facultad dc la Academia
Medica de Berlin, Prussia, cuyO cuerpo estableel0
una serie de eXperimentos cientiticOs practlcOa
para averiguar la eXaCtitud de las preenslones de
los Meiicanos favor de este arbol Los experiment
tos en- los Hospitales Reales Ocuparon muchoS me-
ses dieron por resulado el fallo de no conocerso
otro remedio que eerza inluencia curatlva tan po~
derosa sobre los 6rganos Respiratorios como la
pura Anacahuita. A los que padecen de
Tos Asma Ronquera, Tfsis, Group
Resfriados, Bronquitis, Fiebre H6tlca,
DOlor de Garganta, Respiration DiicultOSa,
OfrecemOS este Gran remedO en- perfectO eStado de
pureza combinado ciertOs OtrOs ricos extractOs
vegetables que aumentan muchO las excelentes cali
dades medicinales de la Anacahulta; La esperanto
massegura de conseguir alivio curarse SO encucn-
en- ell
PECTORAL de ANACAHUITA,
ell cual es un arabe deiciOso sin OpiO, Acd0 Pru0l-
co. nj ninguna Otra de las sustancias pegrosas que
forman la base Gle muchaS Gle las preparation quo
hoy Sc ofrecen para IL curacOn de lguales enferme
dades pero contiene las propiedades medlcnalee do
una porcion de medcamentos vegetables tanto PEG
m6nos de obtener un exito universal. Ell Pectora.
de Anacahuita es preparado para el allvlo cur3-
cion de todas las afeccOnes Bron9u1aleS LarlngeAs
les Pl,lmonarias.
Hallase de venta on todas las boticas droguS-
rfaH acr~ditadaR.
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PSldor0s Vegetables AgWcayadas
de Bristol para el ClineG de Ia ISlG de CwbG.
DE NaATANZAS.
Cuatro trascoS dePildOras de Bristol ME han Gu
RADIO de un fuerte doler de cabeza." Manuel Pimen.
DE LA HABANA.
Mi antigua Indigestion ha desaparecido con ai
uso de nueve botellas de PlldOras." Ednardo Ante
Mo AlOes.
DE SANTIAGO DE CUBA.
"!nfnitas gracias; cinco botellas de Pildoras hsa
eXtrpado los granOs de mi cara" j. Bautista Silva
DESANCTH ESPIRKTU.
"Estoy muy agradecido Vds la dyspepsia ha de-
Saparecido graclas las Pildoras de Bristol" jose
DE REMEDIES.
"Las Pildoras de Bristol me han curado de las AL.
ntorranas, no me han vuelto va hace 10 messs." F.
ID EEPUERTO PRINCIPE.
he padecldo por muchos amos del NAL de Higa-
do; II frascos de sus Pdoras de Bristol han ou-
rao0 ra0l'almen'9 asE EaElas saGija. :; Nora
'Tengo ell gusto de anunciar que sus Pildoras na
ban curado dc las afeccIones dspepticas." Luis j.
LoranS.
ID La Constipation M Mhabitual deqqe liable aVdA hG
Sldo curado con hts 4as PildqTag" p z; F. Gsmez
"Seis Botellas de Pildoras me curaron del dolor
de sst6magoy NAL aliento:" Miguel J. Marines.
DE GUINES.
LA fatulencia dolores de vientre me han he
chO padi Ger mucho perO con solo tres boteitas de
Pildores creo habe1me curado cOmpletaments." Js.
dOro Ymperiale
DE CIENFUEGOS.
BE- Sin tener ninguna espec1fca enfermedad he pa.
decide mucho de Debilidad Languidez. pero con
ell de las PlloraS durante tres semanas he vuel-
to 4 mi estadO de vi CORY fuerza natural" JOAQUIN
Rabillo.
DE HOLGUIN.
'He hecho uso dc botella de Pildoras para pro-
bar, yme han curadO de la fiebre continue que to-
MIA" Ricardo Guzman.
DE TRINIDAD.
"Despues de tanto sufrr de ataques biliosos. per
fin siento ben: e resulta&io 10 he alcanzado con
ei uso de botellas lie Pildoras " Pedro K. Lanxa
De PINAR DEL RIO.
"LOs constantes dolores dc higado Y est6mago lOA
he cuTado usaud0 7frascos de sus Pildoras V nae
sento otro honbr3s" Jose de Costa.
La ZarzaparIilla al mismo tempo que las PildO
raa, apresura 1lu"hO toda cura.
De Vauta en- sofas las DrincinaleS hoticas
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PREC0S DE
1la, 1885
Un los puebos a 10 uel
franco
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Vapor "Leon. .
Del muelle de la Capital a Cata1o

medias.
Sc heta para toda clase de reulo!qne en- esta ba-
hia. D1igirSe al maqninista. j. TlNAUD.
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PATOLoGIA M6dica, por los mismos.

PATOLOGlA Medlca, por los mlsmOs.
RELAMPAGO Medico.-Anuario de Medicina,
.irujia Farmacia y cienclas au2lliaies'
por -. Juan Marslllch.
ciehcias atines auxillares, pol el mislno.
T.
TISIS pulmonar.-Observaclon sobre g sn trata-
miepto Dor medic de los Hlpofosttos, pOr
ell mismO.
V.
VADE-MECUM del Practicante.--Compendio
teorico- -prlctco de los conoclmlentos indls-
nensables Il los aspirantes al tltulo de Prac
ficantes, sangradores, ayudan4es de Clrujla
enfernoros, g., por el lnismo.
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ULTIMO BorbOn, por D. Ant onio Gusman de
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1872-10-10

Every year increases the populari-
ty of this valuable Hair Preparation;
which is due to merit alone. We
can assure our old patrons that it is
kept fully up to its high standard;
and it is the only reliable and perfect
ed preparation for restoring GRAY
OR FADED HAIR to its youthful color,
making it soft, lustrous, and silken.
The scalp, by its use, becomes white
and clean. 1t removes all eruptions
and dandruf, and, by its tonic prop
critics, prevents the hair from falling
out, as it stimulates and nourishes
the hair-glands. By its use, the hair
grows thicker and stronger. In
badness, it restores the capillary
glands to their normal vigor, and
will create a new growth, except in
extreme old age. 1t is the most eco
nomical HAIR DRESSING ever used,
as it requires fewer applications,
and gives the hair q splendid, glossy
appearance. A. A. Hayes, MD,
State Assayer of Massachusetts,, says,
"The constituents are pure, and care
fully selected for excellent quality
and consider it the BEST PREPA-
RATION for its intended purposes"
Sold by all Druggists, and Dealers in Medicines
prioe One Dollar.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1872-10-10

pie, Gov Brown takes his position far
above the usual range Of stump ora
tors. He speaks as a historian and a
practical philosopher, taking his facts
from the endorsed records Of the ma
ton, and making his deductions with
an honest impartiality that shows moth
ing of the partisan. His addresses ap-
peal to the reason and not to the pre-
judices Of men and while he thus de
monstratcs his own wertiness Of the
high position to which he is nominal
ed, he is also doing much to lift the
canvass ont of the mud of passion and
invective in which his opponent would
plunge it. And by this the Liberal
cause is to gain its victory over the
party Vaccinations of its opponents
Boston Post,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1872-10-10
B. Gratz Brown.

The amaignment Of the Grant Adj
ministration, made by the Liberal can
didae for the Vice-Presidency, in his
recent speech at Logansport, Ind,
will rank among the most powerful
political arguments Of this canvass.
The strict adherence to proven facts,
the fair and dispassioncd logic, and
the notable absence Of vituperatiye
rhetoric, give a vivid force to the pic
tur1 drawn by Gov. Brown Of an Adj
ministration representing exclusively
the idea of force, and seeking its war
rant in the sentiment Of hate a Gov
eminent whose supremacy rests upon
the continuance Of discord, and which
traffics peace and prosperity forpcwer.
1t is against the perpetuaton Of this
policy that Gov. Brown argues, show
inc how unequal is the Administration
to the task of restoring cordial rela-
tons between sections and races.
The foremost advocates Of Grantism
acknowledge the failure by their ap-
peals to the passions and hatreds Of
the war as indictments to activity in
the present campaign; and the ruined
States of the South, the call for harsh
er legislation from Congress, and the
bitterness increasing between the
white and black races, tell the same
tale.of continued hostility and bad
blood where the years should have
brought reconciliation, harmony and
good government. To an Admnistra
ton which exists only through the
maintenance of society in an abnormal
condition of distrust and mutual en-
nifty is opposed the earnest desire of
the people for friendly union and a
forge fitness of past uses Of discord.
1t is in tracing the history Of part
lsan hostility at the South that Gov.
Brown makes his most telling exhibit
against the Administration. The cul,
tivation of animosity between whites
and blacks began with reconstruction
under carpet-bag adventures; the
blacks leagues bred the Ku-KIuX; and
under political and military terrorism
promptly applied by the President,
the States have been plundered until
even reputation of the fraudulent
debts is looked upon as almost JUST.
fable, and deliyerance from war OF
races is attainable only by destroying
the central power that sustains the
whole fabric of wickedness. Ku
Kluxlsm was unknown until the Ad
ministration began its attempt to or.
game the blacks in leagues against
the Southern whites and it is a per
} tinent question, if this is the result o
| the first essay of Grantism, what vii
be the fruits Of the present more com
, preheusive attempt to arouse simila
animosities throughout the country
In presenting this subject to the PEG
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1872-10-10
Grant in the Prisons.

The people need little urging to rise
and put an end to this unheard- scand-
al in politics, ola party's entering the
public penitentiaries with promises Of
release for such prisoners as will pledge
themselves to take the stump or publish
ailidavits for its candidates. A lower
degradation scarcely seems possible for
any cause The open promise made
by Grant to one Of the convicted Ku-
KluX prisoners in the Albany Peniten-
tiary, that he should be instantly re-
leased il he would take the stump for
his tyrant and add his testimony against
the rest of the prisoners, lisa disgrace
to a public official, Of whatever standing
which can never be wiped out with any
thing short of his indignant popular
dismissal. Would such a character
originally have commended himself to
public favor by a confession of compile
ity with convicts? And is the case altered
by his engaging in such shamcfully dis
reputable work in order to secure his
reelection? The same Illustration OF
GrantiSm in Pennsylvania is presented
in yet more abominablc form two
prisoners, who we're serving out their
legal sentence for stealing the public
money, having been pardoncd on con
dition that they would make a public
affidavit generating the Grant candid
ate for Governor from the charge Of par
tiCipation in their crimes. A candidate
must be sunk very low in point ofmoral
character, when he needs the endorse
ment of pradoned convictS to prove his
freedom from alliance with them in theil
dishonest operations.
Now let the spouicrS for Grant turn
on a full head to assure the country o
the superior morality of the cause which
he represents in this canvass. Cameron.
ism and Ku-KluXism are the right and
left hands of the Grant party. As Graft
Brown said in his great Logansport
speech, "its sign of aScendancy at the
North is patronage, at the South plund.
or. The very prisons are secured
for material to aid in the reelection o
Grant Harrantt requires an endorse
mcnt by men convicted of crime by Re,
publican courts, and Grant calls on Ku.
KluX prisoners to testify to the truth o
his false charges against their unhappy
fellows. The whole concern has be-
come reduced to that extent that prison
certificates are its last hope Of rcdemp
ton. The brains left the Grant party
long ago it now advertics voluntarily
the loss Of its character, too. In con
nccton with these decisive prcmoni
tons of its sudden ruin, it hastcns t.
add the sure proofs furnished by its reCk
less expenditure of the public money
in purchasing votes, in its outragcou,
assaults on personal character to pro
mote its own ends, in its careful con
ccalment of fraud to avert their effect
on impending elections, and in its in
dclatigabIc appeal to those sentiments
whose release from proper restrain
signifies a general decentralization o
public thought. This is the wretchc(
condition to which Grantism has be
come reduced, and to which it seeks t.
reduce all who still follow its sinkin!
fortunes, When it is forced to pardon
prison conyicts to recruit its strength
it is decaved and desperate indeed. -
Boston Post.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1872-10-10
Windsor County
NJ L 7 u A L
Fire lnsurace Co.,
WOODSTOCK, VERMONT.
incorporated Oct. 3Oth, 1888
First Policy Issued April, 6, 1870


The assessment for the year ending
March 81, 1872, is TWO AND THREE
FoURrns per cent, which is the average
rate for the past thirty-two years.
1t asks your patronage because.
|. 1t is no experiment, but has
been in successful operation more than
Thirty years:
=. 1t is a HONE COMPANY managed
by Vermont men, aud insuring only in
this State:
3. Insurance in it is cheaper than it
can be in any Stoc> Co , because it is
nutuaI and there are no dividends to be
paid to stockholders:
4. 1t takes but three per ccut, on the
premium. in advance, and assesses
at the end of each year what is necessary
to meet the losses already made F.; thus
leaving your money. so far as possible,
IN your own hands, where it cannot be
lost through any mistake or dishonesty
of Directors:
). The Company has a clear surplus
over all Liabilities, and the very low ov,
erage of assessments proves that it has
been honestly and prudently managed
May, 1872,
rEilS mach, Pres
R. $. s0usEsass, Sec.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1872-10-10
"Swinging Around the Circle. =

The Grant papers are making much
ado because Horace Greeley is Swing
ing around the circle as they style it,
and is electioneering for himself
We presume that Mr.. Greeley has a
perfect right to do so as long as he is
a candidate for office, and is so sadly
misrepresented by his political OPP
ponents. Greeley's taking this some
what unusual method Of entering the
field in his own behalf, gives him n
chance to place accurately before the
people his own position, and to cor
rect the many mistatements OF his
oyelzeaous and sanguine Republican
contestants as to his own standing.-
President Grant would probably do
the same thing himself, motwithstand-
ING he occupies the high place OF
Chief Magistrate of the nation, and is
a candidate for reelection, if he only
possessed ability. As he does not he
put his Cabinet and other high officials
into the work. We have never known
of an instance before OF Cabinet
officers entering into a Presidential
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1872-10-10

TlTUsvILLE, Pa, OcT. 1.-The Dai-
ly Evening" Press of this city, an indie
pendent paper, announces that there is
a fraudulent registration in Titusville,
of nearly 1000 names. 1t intimatcs
that this is a part of the system of
colonization which has been extensive
Iy practsed through the oil regions.
The Press does not charge the pro-
ceedings upon either party. The re-
gistration is nearly double that Of last
year. There is to be a vigorous inves-
tigation commenced at once.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1872-10-10
I>ENTArpr2
What hear we now from West to
Eat.

Confondng man, beiiending beast
But Centaur Iiniment
What is il cures our many pains,
And limbers up severest strains,
But Ccntaur Liniment .
That knocks Rhcumnti>m out of gear,
Birds govt gool-by wthou a tear,
Why! Centaur Linimcnt;
Causes the cripple to walk, the lame to leap
Hearts to thank, instead of eyes TO weep
Only, Ccrtaur liniment.
What renders reptiles tooth and sting of bees,
Harmless as the bite of leas,
Excepting Centaur Linimcnt;
Assuages the pangs OF a broken breast,
Flows the tactical iluil-giyes nights of rest,
But Ceutaur Liniment 3;
And when chilblains sting or hot stcamscalds
What is it soothcs, for what can we call,
But Centaur Eminent.
Went the car crushed old Tiden's arm,
Twas saved from amputatlon ny this charm,
The Centaur Linimcnt
And when Barnum's lion, Uncle Ben,
Broke his leg in that dismal den,
He roared for Ccntaur Lnimcnt
Now as the poor horse lame and sore,
With crippled knee limbs to our door
And begs for Ccntaur Linimcnt /;
And the docc sheep on a thousand hills,
Deby the million-the screw worm kills,
Can saved by Cenau Liniment )
We hear it shout from West to East,
BY speaking man and ncighing beast
"Pass on thu Centaur LiIiment!"
This remarkable article is for sale by all
Druggists in every village parish and ham
let, in America. We warrant it TO cure
j. B. ROSE & co., 80 Broadway, n. Y.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1872-10-10
Special n Offices.

Castoria-a substitute for Castor Ola
family physic which is pleasant to take and
does not distress or grippe, but Is sure to oper-
ate when all other remedies have tailed. 1t
is purely vegetable preparation, containing
neither Minerals Morphine nor Alcohol, he
result of fifteen years experimenting by Doc
tor Samuel Pitcher. 1t is perfectly harmless
and more effective than Pills, Narcotic
Syrups or Castor OIL. BY soothing the sys-
tenn it produces natural sleep, and is partcu-
larry adapted to crying or teething children.
1t Kills Worms, cures Stomach Ache, Consti-
patton, Flatulency and Derpngement of the
Liver No family can afford to be without
this artical. 1t costs but 80 cents ask your
druggists to get it Tor You, and ne will always
keep it. DIVA