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Salt for Manure.

The use Of salt for manure is increas-
ing in most rapid way everywhere.-
People are beginning to find out that
from one fourth to one-third Of the
special agricultural manures sold, con-
sist of salt, and many have used salt to
the extent, in the field, of twelve hun
dred weight per acre, and in the garden
to even greater extent, and always
with benefit. The refuse salt at the
Goodrich Salt Wells is being used, and
we are assured with the best results,
particularly on worn out land. 1t now
begins to be the opinion Of some of the
best English agriculturalists, that the
want Of salt is the cause Of "clover
sickness" in land; also that the disease
called ''fnger and toe in turnips is
found to yield to salt. The following
fact may be relied on: The writer hav-
ing to make path through an old worn
out sod of meadow, for the purpose of
getting rid of earthly matter, which soil
ed the feet land the meadow, being on
very thin shaly sand and yellow loan
removed the turf to sufficient depth to
leave the sheer sand alone, and for a
time made o nice clean path; but it be-
/ ing below the adjoining land, which was
foul with weeds, all the seeds drifted
with the wind to the path, and became
very troublesome. To remove and kill
the weeds, be hoed salt into the path.
1t killed the weeds, but the heads OF
clover having drifted into the path,
there came most luxuriant growth of
clover, which smothered the weeds and
took thorough possession of the soil
and for ten years the clover there -four.
ished ten times better than on any 9th.
er spot on the premises Age
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1872-04-23
Delightful Scraps of Femininity

A contemporary lately said. in letter
to ycrng men, "Dou't marry dimples,
nor ankles, nor eyes, nor mouths, nor
chins, nor hair, nor necks, nor teeth,
nor shippers These bits and scraps of
femininity are mighty poor things to tie
to. Marry the true thing" Well wa
ger dollar, that the man who favored
this gratuitous bit of advice has been
doing something he was ashamed Of
What young man would be foolish
enough to tie himself to a "scrap of
feminity" that possessed none Of these
"mighty poor things!' Undoubtedly
some one has been foolipg aroand this
poor fellow, and the whole thing is a
put up job Marry the true thing! Just
imagine "true thing" without dimples,
or ankles, or eyes, or mouth, or hair,
or teeth, or shippers. But few ever
"hitched onto such shadow, and they
died soon afterward. We call these
scraps good things to have in the
house, and the man who don't lie to
some of them lives in vain.- -Ee.
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The Question OF the Flour.

Somebody locates the following in
the Granite State: A couple had quar-
relied during the whole term of their
married life At last the husband was
taken i'll, and evidently about to die
His wife came to his bedside, where,
after she had seen his condition, the
following colloquy ensued:
"Wy, daddy, your feet are cold, and
your nose is coldw
"Wa'al. let um be coldw
"Wy, daddy, you're going to die"
"Wa'al, l guess know wat I'm
aboutw
"Wy, daddy, watts to become of me
if you die?"
Dunno, and don't care! Wat I want
to know, is, rats to become Of me-"
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1872-04-23
A school mistress while taking dow

A school mistress while taking down
the names and ages of her pupils, and
the names of their parents at the begin
ming of the term. asked one little fellow
rWhats your fathers name p "Oh,
YOU needn't take down his name; he's
too old to go to school to woman" was
the reply.
AT THE RACE -Mamma-'I think
Oxford is the one-hut ask Tom, he
knows for certain" Ada-"I say, Tom
do tell us what it is you swear by
Tom-"Aw-dunno. Sometimes bal
lingo, and-aw-sometimes bal Jove
Amt particular"
Repose is beautiful when it is the self
command, and self-possession, the per
sistent dignity Of the uncalculating love
of the creature; but more beautiful vet
when the rest is one of humility instead
Of pride, and the trust no more in the
resolution we have taken, but in the
hand we hold:--Ruskin.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1872-04-23
One Watch Ahead.

A gentleman, while walking in Allan
tic Avenue. Brooklyn, on Saturday eve-
ming was jostled by stranger, and after
proceeding a few yards felt his pocket in
vain for his watch. He fastened back,
overlook the thief, and pointing his re
volver sternly demanded, "Give me that
watchn' The stranger surrendered it
without word and hurried away. On
reaching home the gentleman was star
tied in the middle OF his narrative Of his
desperate encounter with highwayman
by an interruption from his wife: "Why,
John, you left your watch on the bureau
this morning, aud | have been wearing
it all day. ". Y. Tribune
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1872-04-23
From the N. Y. Sun.
A Matter Of Opinion.

Mr.. Sargent of California says that
Robeson's paying s95,0OO to the Seccfs,
upon claim which had already been
paid in full. sis simply question as
to the construction of law"
This sort of talk has been heard be-
fore from persons who have been
caught taking other peoples property.
1t is all difference as to the construc.
ton of law, hut sometimes the law 10
enforced against them. and they are put
in prison.
People in such a situation must de,
rive comfort from the utterances of Mr..
Sargent, and from the whitewash be SO
zealeusly applies. If ever man is
caught taking Sargent's pocket book,
let him plead that it is simply question
as TO the construction of law. ~
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1872-04-23
Asserting and Cleaning Seeds,

Good seeds are of special Importance
Be sure that all-whether field, grass
vegetable or flower seeds-are perfectly
clean and the best of their kind. If you
have home grown seeds, none should be
grown except the produce of superior
plants. In purchased seeds, of course,
you must trust to your scotsman for pu.
rity. In wheat, for instance, there is
nothing SO efficacious in keeping it from
.tuyniag to chess" as sowing clean seed
on clean land; and this illustration will
apply to every other seed. Clean seed
on clean lands, gice clean crops especially
if the after culture is good.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1872-04-23
why "BrOkerR!o

Eli Perkins relates the following coti.
versation between his Uncle Consider
and Daniel Drew:
81 should like to know, confidential
ly," said my uncle, what proportion Of
operators on the street eventually bust
up and retire to the almshouse ?'
"Wal, calculate about ninety-eight
ont of one hundred fzzle out and bust"
said MIR. Drew.
"What becomes of the other two3"
"They get robbed, waylaid, Or bust a
blood-vessel."
"Then the reason they are called bro
kers is because they break up every
body, and finally break up themselves 2"
asked my uncle. @
THAT is evidently the reason," said
Mr.. Drew, scratching his head.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1872-04-23
NUMBER 8
kissing in the United States.

When wild lark attempts to steal 4
kiss from
NANTCCKEf
girl. she says: "Come, sheer of; or III
split your mainsail with a typhoon."-
The Boston girls hold up until they are
well kissed. when they flare up aud say:
Il think you ought to be ashamcd."-
Boston Transcript.
When young chap -steals kiss
from an
girl, she says: 81 rethon its my time
now," and she gives him box on the
ear that he don't forget in week
IrUington Herald.
When a clever fellow steals kiss
from
LOUISIANA
girl, she smiles, bushes deeply, and
says-nothing. We think our girls
have more taste and sense than those
down cast and Alabama. When man
is smart enough to steal the divine lux
ury from them they are perfectly satis-
ied.-New Orleans Picayune.
MASSACHUSETTS.
When female is here saluted with
buss, she puts on her bonnet and shawl
and answers thus: II am astonished st
thy assurance, Jedcdiah for this indig-
nifty will sew the up.'-Lynn Recor-
der.
The ladies in this city receive salute
with Christian meekness; they follow
the Scripture rule: When smitten on
the one cheek, they turn the other also.
Chronicle.
NEW YORK.
When a girl receives a Ess sEe
squirms at first, talks of the parson and
wants to be splced forthwith. II the
feller sheers off, he is sued for breach
of promise in the sum of ten Thousand
as dowry for her Moss.-OW Jeems
ST LOUIS.
When a fellow is unsophisticated
enough to attempt to sip imagined
sweets from the ripe lips of the gush-
ing St. Louis girl, it SO awakens the
tide affection peculiar to them all, that
before lie realizes his rash action, the
impulsive creature throws herself upon
his heaving breast. The result is very
bad for the nervous system, and only
very brave boys try it twice.
DAVENPORT.
IN our city, when an osculatory cir.
Gle is formed, the fair recipient fahcies
herself in the grammar class and while
accepting the act, declines the word, as
q noun both common and proper, of the
epiceDe gender, with as much plural
about it as possible.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1872-04-23

From the London Spectator.
A REMARKABLE POEM.
THE CONSCIENCE AND FUTURE JUDGMENT

THE CONSCIENCE AND FUTURE JUDGMENT.
sat alone with my conscience,
In place where time had ceased,
And we talked of my former living
In the land where the years increased,
And 1 felt should have to answer
The question it put to me,
And to face the answer and question
Throughout an eternity.
The ghosts of forgotten actions
Game floating before my sight,
And things that thought were dead things
Were alive with a terrible might,
And the vision of my past life
Was an awful thing to face
Alone with my conscience sitting
In that solemnly silent place,
And l thought of a far away warning
Of sorrow that was to be mine,
In a land that then was the future,
But now is the present time.
And 1 thought of my former thinking
Of the judgment day to be,
But sitting alone with my conscience
Seemed judgment enough for me,
And l wondered if there was future
To this land beyond the grave;
But no one gave me an answer,
And no one came to save.
Then felt that the future was present,
And the present would never go by,
For it was but the thought of my past life
Grown into eternity.
Then woke from my timely dreaming
And the vision passed away,
And l knew the far away warning
Was warning of yesterday
And Ipray that may not forget it,
In this land before the grave,
That I may not cry in the future
And no one come to save.
And so l have learnt lesson
Which ought to have known before,
And which. though learned it, dreaming,
hope TO forget no more.
So l sit alone with my conscience
In the place where the years increase,
And try to remember the future
In the land where time shall cease,
And know of the future Judgment,
How dreadful so eer it be,
That to sit alone with my conscience
Will be Judgment enough for mel
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who had attempted 10 break into bis
store, but who he feared had escaped
unhurt, as there were no traces of him
when he deemed it safe to go ont. All
apprehensions of the difficulty he had
expected had blown over he said"
The evidence was deemed incontesti.
ble
A warrant was issued for The arrest
Of the murderer, Tom Crouch.
CONCLUDED NEXT WEEK.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1872-04-23
EE-Tea and coffee are threatened

wTea and coffee are threatened
with a Brazilian rival, called guarana.-
Guarana consists of the seeds Of q tree
known to betanists as the Pduliaa Sor.
bits, which is very abundant. The tree
produces fruit about the size of wal
nut, containing five or six seeds. The
seeds are roasted, mixed with water and
dried Before being used they require
grinding, when they fall into a kind of
powder. The active principle is au al
kaoid identical with that found in tea
and coffee, but there is twice as much of
it in guarana as there is in tea. The eff.
fects are similar to those Of tea and cof.
fee
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1872-04-23
A FOreshadOwed by
Dreams.
I From the Washington Sta

From the Washington Star.
An Associated Press telegram from
Chicago, received on Thursday evening
last, announced the murder near Vienna,
Illinois, on the Goth ult, of Mr.. j. G.
Clymore, of the firm of johnson & Co.
Strange to say, on the 1st inst, Hon.
Horation King, of this city. who had
corresponded with the deceased for sew
eral years, received letter from ely
more, dated March %, in which the wi
ter says: Il feel distressed this morning g
by reason of something uncommon. l
have dreamed for four successive nights
of being murdered, | have very little
faith in dreams, though this is so singu-
lar" The dreams in question appear to
have occurred on the nights of March
q, %. 23 and "a, and according to the
dispatch referred to above, the murder
must have happened Friday evening,
March 30
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1872-04-23
COnun drums,

BARBARoUs CoNUNDRUM When does
a man shave with silver razor? When
he cuts off his heirs with shilling.
The following awful conundru.n was
brought forth after much travail in
Memphis: Why is Memphis larger
than Cincinnati Because Since.a- gnst-
eye is small, Memphis must be larger,
you know. H
ELECTRICAL CoNUNDkUM-Why is .
spendtlri!t's purse like thunder cloud Z
Because it is continually lightning.
What two letters do children love
best2 C-and Y.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1872-04-23

TANNING LEATHER-The Boston Jour
nal of Chemistry gives Whist it calls an
approved rccipe for tanning, as follows :
Soak the skin or hide eight OF nine days
in water, and then put it in lime; take
it ont, and remove the hair by rubbing
it, and soak it in clear water until the
lime is entirely out Put one pound of
alum TO three of salt, dissolve in a YES
sci sufficiently large to hold the hide /;
soak the hide in it three or four days,
then take it out, let it set half dry, and
then heat or iub it until it becomes
pliab.e Leather prepared in this pre-
cess will not do well for shoes. but ans
wers for hamestrings, back bands, and
various other purposes on the farm.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1872-04-23

CooKING STEAK First, get tender
steak; no matter what part it is from so
it is tender; LET il be three fourths Of an
inch thick Cook it at the last moment
when every other dish is ready to be
set on the table Use wire broilcr il
you can get one. Have hot fire, and
when it is crisped on one side, turn it
over and crisp it on the other. If fat
drops and blazes, throw pinch Of salt
on the Goals. Don't do anything else
while it is COOKING. Have Your plate
hot and lump of butter melted in the
bottom. Put butter on the upper sides
and eat it in five minutes af or cooking.
Mole steak is spelled hy slow cooking
than by any other fault.
He that has n, bride On his tongue,
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1872-04-23

He that has n, bride On his tongue,
has no grace in his heast.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1872-04-23

When a girl receives a Mss sEe
squirms at first, talks of the parson and
wants to be spliced forthwith. II the
feller sheers off, he is sued for breach
of promise in the sum of ten Thousand
as dowry for her Moss.-OW Jeems
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-05-24
VAPOR DIRBCTO.

Vapor espanol LULIO de port
de 1000 toneladas.
Este veloz buque de hierro &
construction reciente y moderna, SAL
dra de este puerto para la Peninsu-
la ell 20 de JUNO pr6ximo, tiene Co
modas, espaciosas y elegantes CANA
ras y de bastante capacidad para
pasageros.
Lo que anunciamos a los que de,
seen trasladarse q Europa Ell aquella
epoca, en- la seguridad de que las con-
diciones del cita1o buque no dejaran
NADIA que desear 4 las personals de
mejor gusto y comodidades para via
jar.
Tambien admitira carga para los
puntos que mas adelante Sc indica-
ran.-:Pto-Rico, Mayo IA de 1872
B. BORRAS Y HERMANOS.-
Gale de Tetuan mum. 3. So
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-05-24
ANo XXI.
TELEGRAMAS.
Del Daily Telegraph del 2 de mayo ira

Del Daily Telegraph del 2 de mayo ira
ducimos las siguientes noticias:
Madrid, mayo 19--Se ha anunciado Off
cialmente que Rada ha side rechazado en-
Izargu que Sc halla ahora a tres leguas de
la from terra perseguido por los carabineros.
d. Carlos haregresado Ginebra. Solamen-
te dos partidas insurrectas insignifcantes
permanecen diseminadas en- la provincia
de Guipdzcoa Y ninguna enla de Leon. Sc
asegura que Cabrera ha permanecido en-
Inglaterra. Una partida de insurrectos ha
sido derrotada en- Vizcaya con perdidas
considerables.
Ell general Serrano pas6 aver por Abar-
zuza avanza hoy en- direction de Estella.
Ell duque de Sesto, partidario de la reina
Isabel, ha sido arrestado esta manana por
mandate del juez al bajar del tren que We
MIA de Paris.
El Senado ha elegido su mesa.
Aver tuvo lugar un meeting republicano
federal para tratar sobre la conducta que
habia de seguir ell partido No pudieron
acordar NADIA q causa de los pocos MEM
bros que concurrieron la reunion.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-05-24
SECCION OFFICIAL.
GOBIERNO SUPERIOR CIVIL
DE LA ISLA DE PUERTO-RICO
SECRETARfA,

Por el Ministerio de Ultramar, con ell ndmero
199 fecha IA de abril liltimo, ha sidO comuni-
cadO d este Gobierno Superior Civil, de Real
0rden, 10 que sigue:
'Excmo. Sr.:-El Rey Go. D. G.) Sc ha servido
expedr con esta fecha ell Decreto siguiente:-
Accediendo los deseos de D. Arturo de Soria,
cretario del Go6ierno Superior G Civil M de Puerto @
Rico, con ell haber que por clasifcacion,1e cor
respOnda-DadO en- PalaciO a cato1ce de abril
de mil ochocientos setenta y ydos.-AMADEO.-
reramDe % Real @ Or len 10 Giso i9 v T e. nara v 81
cOnocimiento efectos correspondence"
Y puesto ell c1mplase pOr S. E., Sc inserta de
su superior 6rden en- ell "perf6dicO ofcial", para
general cOnocmientO.
Puerto-Rico, IS de mayo de 1s72.-El Secreta-
rio INFERNO, Alfredo de Comes.
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La Puerto-Riquena.
Taller de MaQuinaria, Fmdicion y Herrerta sat
en- el b0rriO de Marina.
(PuertO RicO) de Francisco AbarcG Hnos.

Los due1los de este antique establecimiento tie
nen ell gusto de participar 4 sus parroquianos en-
particular los Srs hacendados, el haber recibido
de Inglaterra un complete surtdo de herro en- plan
de vapor de bueyes, tubos de hierro dulce surtdos
de diamStro interior az pulgadas, con sus codos
Toe a1lilas. eneontrandose siempre un complete
MADEIRA de carretas costados rejas de arados de
todos ntimeros mangos, para i'd, amercanoa, cobIe
Pudendo f1ndrse en- es toda HsroS ease Seso % Sezaa
para maqqinas, pudiendo tambien torpear v acepi-
liar todas las pleas que SO nos confen pues conta
miento & los Srs. que Sc sirvan honrarnos con sus
trabaios, ''''
Coma en- planchas para empaquetadura de vapor
Y aqua fria. a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-05-24

Por ell Ministerio de Oltramar, con ell ntimero
cadO este Gobierno Superior Civil, de Real
orden, 10 que sigue:
"Excmo. Sr.:-El Rey 20. D. G.) ha tenido q
bien conceder, previa propuesta de este Minis
terio pOr Decreto de "a de Mario l1ltimo, La
Gran Cruz de la Real distinguida 6rden. de
Carlos 80, libre de gastos, al Teniente General
Don Jose Laureano SAM, en- atencion los emf
nentes servicios que ha prestado como Gober-
nador Superior Civil de esa Isla.-De Real Or
den comunicada por ell Sr. MinistrO de Ultra
mar, 10 participo V. E. para su conocimiento
efectOs correspondence"
puesto el c1mplase por S. E., Sc inserta de
su superior 6rden en- ell "periodico Official" para
general conocimiento.
Puerto Rioo. lode mayo de 187s.-El Secreta-
rio INFERNO, Alfredo de Gomez.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-05-24

Porel Ministerio de Ultramar, con ell ntmero
do 3 este Gobierno Superior Civil, 10 que siguc:
"Excmo. Sr.:-Para La plaza de Jefe de Nego-
ciado de segunda clase. vacante en- la Secreta-
ria de ese Gobierno Superior Civil, por cesantfa
anual de cinco mil pesetas cuatro mil de So
bre sueldo; S. M. O. D. G.) ha tenido q bien
nombrar a don Ignacio Guasp, cesante de la
Administration Civil.-De Real orden L. comu-
munico Y. E. para su cOnocimiento efectos
correspondence"
Ypuesto ell climplase por S. E., Sc inserta de
su superior 6rden en- ell "periodico Official" para
general cOnocimento.
Pqerto.-Rico, IS de mayo de 1872.-El Secreta-
rio, interino, Altredo de Gomez.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-05-24

Por el Ministerio de Ultramar, con ell n,imero
100 fecha IS de abril liltim0, ha sido comuni-
cado q este Gobierno Superior Civil, de Real
6rden. 10 que sigue:
IS. M. ell Rey g. D. G.) ha tenidO q ben de-
clarar cesante con ell haher que por classification
le corresponds D. Jose Aragon, Jefe de Nego-
cadO de segunda clase. en- la Secreta,1a de ese
Gobierno Superior Cwil.-De Real 6rden 10 CO.
municO q Y. E. para SUI cOnocimientO y efectos
correspondence"
Y puesto ell climplase por S. E., Sc inserta de
su superior 6rden en- ell "peri6dico ofcial," para
general conocimiento.
Puerto Rico, Is de mayo de 1872-El Secreta-
rio INFERNO, A!tredo de Gome=.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-05-24
ALCALDIA MUNICIPAL
- 8026V u Vo
SECRETARTA.

Debiendo quedar vacante ell dia 80 del entranta
pueblo, dotada con 5000 pesetas anualos; la CORPORA
c9n en- session de este dia aeord6 la refe
Tda vacante para que los sehores facultativos de la
tudes debidamente dOcumentadas, en- el deapacho
de esta Secretaria, en- ell t6rmino de treinta dias
cOntados de esta fecha. '" "i"'
Arroyo, mayo IA de 1s72.-El Secretario. Dom;noo
Salinas'-Vc BE-, el Alcalde, Thomas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-05-24
ADMINISTRATION GENERAL ECONOMICAL
de La Provincial de 1,uerto-Rico.


Al publicarse la GacetG n1mero go del 16
del corriente la circu' ar los Sres CorregidOres
Alcaldes .recOrdando la remission de los Pa
drones de riqueza territorial Sc omiti6 la fecha
dc La que Sc Mand6 formar dichQs documentos.
! para snbsanarla Sc inserta nueYamente 4
EN- La circular de este Centre econ6mico. de
10 de Mario dltimo, Sc flo como plazo nara Ia
remission al mismo de los Padrones de la rioue-
"a territorial, que han de servir de base para los
repartlmientos del Immediate ailO econ6mico de
" ~, hasta 81 dia 80 de Ahril pr6ximo pa-
Apesar de haber transcurrido aouel tArmino.
todavia varias Municipal idades de Ia Provincis
han dejado de cumplir tan importante seryicio:
viendose precisada esta Administrator < re,
cordarles Ia obligacion imprescindible nue tie
nen dicnas Corporaciones morosas, de- formar
dos pQr la citada circular.u nh N-ss n 1syI's''ss'
plos guarde Wv. muchos amos. Pnerto-Rico
Il DC mayo De 1872. LEI Jefe interino, Federico
srss. co'regidores = Alcaldes de esta Pro-
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de la Garganta, PechO, y PulmOnes.

Ell arbol de Anaeahuita parece haber sido desti
esa clase de enfermedades angustiosas que atacan
La Garganta ell PechO los Pulmones. Este hecho
de Meico dOnde Sc cultiva ell arbo por sus calida-
des medicnaes Ha sido ensayado del modo mas
satisfactoro pOr La Saba Facultad de la Academia
Medlca de Berlin, Prussia, cuyO cuerpo estableeio
una serie de experimentos centlfcoS PRACTICES
para averiguar la exacttud de los pretensiones de
los Mejicanos favor de este arbol. Los experiment
tOs en- los HOspitales RealeS ocuparOn muchos me-
dieron por resultado el tallo de no conocerse
otrO remedio que eerza intluencia curativa tan po
derosa sobre los 0rganos Respratorios como Ia
pura Anacahuita. A los que padecen de
Tos, Asma, konquera, Tisis, Group,
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ofrecemOs este Gran remedlo perfecto estado de
pureza cOmbnado con ciertos Otros ricos extractos
vegetables que aumentan mucho las eXcelentes cali
dades medicinales de La Anacahuita; La esperanza
massegura de conseguir alivio y curarse Sc encuen
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