davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-11-20
MUM. 1876.
MATA-FUEGOS.
INSTANTANEO CONTRA INCENDIOS,
DEL SR. BANOLAS. 4
AVISO IMP ORTANTE.

Ienemos el gusto de anunciar al p1bllco, que he
mos nombrado como nuestros Representatives. en- es-
70 0epartamento los Sres b. Borras Hermanos v
como aSente al Sr. ID. j. Murien; que1ando los pr-
meros, garantlzadores responsabIes Las cantida-
ics que Sc les entreguen por La mtad del valor de
~ apaEaGos que segnn 81 pro ,pecto publicado, de-
Los mlsmos senores daran en- esta materia cuan-
3 SanGecedentes, datOs pornenores SO soliolten.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-11-20


sLa 1885
Tn los puebo la is 10
porte cuaqu
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-11-20
ALMACEN- N-TALLER
CAuE DIS. JlJSTO NDNERO 10.

Ri que suscribe ofrec sus serv1cios 4 este res
pei able pllblico, en- cambio de una m0dica re-
trlbuclon conventional, en- todo 10 que abraza
ell siguiente anuncio.
Sc hace toda casc de instalaciones de tuberfa
para gas aqua en- las casas 6 establecimlentos
p1blcos partcuares.
Limpieza dc tnbos, lamparas composition
de anbas cosas.
Ropamcion dc bombas de sacar aqua, cons
ruccon de faroles y de todo 10 concerniente q
hojalater1a. como para t0do 10 mencionadC
cuenta con ente lddos operarios admitira tam
bien abonos mensuales para la limpieza de
lanparas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-11-20
EN- BoTELLAs GRANDEs DE MEDIA AzUMPpx
El gran = Purilicalor de In Sansre!
Y La hnica preparation lesftinn

original pera la Curacion Pernanente
y contrmados de Escr0fulas Lamparones Llagas
lnveteradas, Diviesos Tumores, Abseesos, Ulceras
toda clase de Erupoines Eserofulosas. Tambiel
es ln remedio SECURE efcaz para el Humor SalitrC
SO, SarnSe Herpes, Tina, Eseorbuto. Stills 6 Ma
Vonereo, Tumores Blancos, ,Neryiosidad, Debilidad
general del Sistema, Inapetencia Languid6z Wv
tigos toda olaso de Afecciones del Higado. Terc:a
mas, Fiebres Bilosas Intermitentes, Cuartanas e
Ictercia.
Sc garantiza que es la preparation mas pura po
derosa de la Le2itimsa XslE'XaparriiRn de
Honduras.
Los pacientes pueden estar SECURES de que en- este
remedio NO HAY LA MAS MINIMA PARTICULA
DE MEECUIIO, MINERALllS de oualquier otra
sustancia venenosa, cada botella va acompafada
de instruceones completes para el de este ina,
prcciabilfsimo remedio.
En- tOdOs los en- que la sangre esta macula-
da con La Esor0fula los humOTes Sc han deprayalo
S vioiado por c'lalquiera causa, tamben GA todas
las las INTERMEDIATES Ell que hay innamacion te-
hre, la curacon SO apresurara pAucho mas usan:lo
al misno tempo con La AaT1aparrilla jitlsis mode.
radas de Pfldoras Vegetables Azucaraaas de Bristol
el meior detodos los remedies para 81 Est6mago,
lntestlnos.
Sc lalalla de VENTA en- los estabecimientos de
todas classes v en- todas las boticas aereditadas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-11-20
CALLE DE SAN JUsTo.-PuERTo-RIco.

En- esta fabrica montada con todos los adelantoa
modernos SO halla constantemente un gran arrtidO
de galletas de todas classes en- enyases pfop6sito
Sc venaen tambien detail q todas horas del dia.
En- cuanto asu clase los eonsunidores saben que
puede competr con las mejores que wien ~ del ex~
trangero. 33%A
Los precios son sumamente m6dicos variando ser
,un la importancia do. pe1i1o. "a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-11-20
EN- VENTA Y MUY BARATO.

L;imparas de CRYSTAL metal hero de varias
classes; bombas para idem para sacar aqua; tu-
IBERIA de plomo, hero 8 metal; llaves para gas
y aqua, grandes y chicas; porta-bombas me-
cherOs de varias classes tOdo 10 concerniente
al alumbrado.
faroles, vidlieras otros usos.
Y por tlltmO otras muchas cosas que pueden
verse en- el citado establecimiento-Puert
Rico, sctiembre % de 1872.--J. r. Schumacher.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-11-20
Testimonies de Cuba!

Los siguientes son cortos extractos de algunas
cartas recibidas durante ell transcurso de un
aio; demostrando Guam acknowledgements conve-
nientes son las
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-11-20

Casa de los Sres. Espinosa Rodriguez ca
acaban de recibir de Europa un buen surtido
de mercanc1as, quincalla y hero galbanisado
que realizan precios m6dices. 1913
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1872-11-15
liver WEST COysc,,n,-
\ MINING CS.NpN> rhDAH

II F~E ,r.-l
= MINING CCMPANl-ina,'f~
works, Eureka 1iIn.ug Ii,,r"",, 'ton
county, state of Nevada. ~
NOllCE.-Thcrr are o.Itro,u.
the following describ,dstoc nn u, w.
OF assessment levied GU ihc "yeosl
slNth t-ttlil day OF August. lN-o -
efai amounts set on este tbr rang y
the respective shar, holders, aS , liz
No. Of No,
Certificate. Sh, -
Thomas ]. 1aylor.........I r. SM y.
Laura l.. Taylor....... - lr,n "
John /. Inn, t~ru>tre...q Gu, ~
John +. flnu, tr~uSt"e....l2 lpw, s.
I. II. CuShWan, tristcc..lU -.D ~
And i'll accordance with Law -
der ofthC IOard OF Trustees. MAJ, MI T.
twcntN-SiNth day Of Au.u>t, 81 :.
many shares OF each parcel @; said a.
as may hc nee, SsaIN, viii be sold n, ~
he auction, Il; the SaleSroom of Nau,ss
Dore Co, No. - MONTGOMERY 80
san Francisco, California, on W.d.s
day, the Thirsieth Day of ,,,oS~s
1872. nj the hour - T. o'clock y No.
day, Ia pay said - iIEqucnt ASS ,rns.
together with the cost OF adyrri~,rs.
the expenses Of sale.
+. Il. ICNKER, Socr,tar
Office, No. - Montgomery ilc,k. Mcn
gomcry street, sab Francisco, CaJ,ornI
ol5
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1872-11-15
Ebe eureka Sentinel.
LIES
BY JAMES f. N'QuILLAN

BY JAMES f. M~'QCILLAN.
Autumn leaves around me falling
Falling to the ground;
Solemn winds heIrrcqUiem sighting
Sigh in mournfUl sound.
Now each separate @ is choosing,
AS its page OF lie is closing,
space TO build its mound.
Lovely flowers around me fading
Fading from my sight
And the Iowly beds thai nurse them
Wear the sickly blight.
Now their brauty'S disappearing,
And their mother earth Is wearing
Cherries robes of night.
Bright-plumed birds are leaving
Leaving Genes SO dear:
And the naked boughS are moaning
Means too sad to
Signing, waiting-mOurniuI cracking
Wint,- zones So sadly -, aking
Words OF cold despair.
All within their seasons blooming
Blooming but Il day:
Lighting earth with smiles of beauty
SmIlpSthat soon decay,
Soon their dropping charms betoken
That the spell OF liz is broken
And they pass away.
Now LIES Autumn winds are chilling,
As ne'er iclt btfor';
And the cup of life is filling
soon il will b. Ger.
This sad soul takes up the warning,
Soon twill welcome heavens morning,
Feeling night no more.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1872-11-15

THE Detroit Free Press says :
Just "a a passenger train, going west
on the Detroit and Milwaukee road.
yesterday, was clear Of the city, and
running at the rate OF ten or twelve
miles an hour, an old MAJ named
Dixon, living in Ionia county, sud-
denly leaped from his seat, rushed to
the platform and bounded oil, turn
ing about forty sonersaults before he
brought up against the fence. In a
short time he appeared at the derot.
looked all around, and then said !:
What an old fool | thought | had
left my umbrella here and iumi ed of
the cars Il get it. and now, hang me.
if l don't remember chucking it UNI
der the seat
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1872-11-15
NOTICE OF ESSESSMTTT,

NJ PANf.-iocatio of Wurts,
reka Mining District, anu,r Jour
state OF Nevada
Notice is hereby given. that :, a me
Ing OF the Trustees Il .aiG conrany, hi
on the tH~enty-sINtl uaS nf Gl.u' Il, u
an assessment OF Il aoliar par sh,
a levied upon. the capital >,ara OF Il
company, payable InnIc iiaiciy in Ur
cd states gold coin, to the s.crrtary,
his office, 40. tt> Merchant Sig-et, s
Francisco, California.
Any stock Upon which S"i& aN>1ssfh
>tjaii remain Uni #tu On tae ah day
<oNpmb"r, ~. shall BE- C.cG,, del
qutnt, and VIII lie duly auy,!,!sed
sal" at pubic auction, and uni $ p
ment shall he ul;ue btlor", vii! bes
on Friday. TIA" -Oti cay 81 ifc MOTH
10 pay the said d I!Hquelt ass SINE
tc-athe; with cost OF auNcr;lSIl, and
pnDs"S OF sale.
Ey order o. tho roard Of Trustees.
|. I. M~ILLtkEA, >ccr,tar
Office: No. Cos Merchant street, |
Francisco. Cal. obi
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1872-11-15
TO All Whom 1t May Concern !

TO All When 1t May Concern!
Y. Office Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT
y any person or persons found filling
barrels, tanks, or other vessels from the
Eureka Water Works without the per
mission OF Mr.. EchternOch, Supcrlntcnd.
ent, or cont other person authorized to
II tpermis>iOn, Will be prosecuted. And
a persons having private water pipes
are requested "a forbid the use of their
hose Tor hat purpose. Places and hose
are provided Tor tn" purpose of filing
barrels al a moderate compensation. Il
can not be- expected that water works
can Do laid down ana kept III repair with
out compensation lOrthcir use. Any one
haSthc same" right to appropriate any
other properly belonging to his neighior
that hr has to us the water works with
out compensation. There i no reason
why the man who hauls water should be
PRINTED the us" OF the water free while
others pay regularly by the week. 1t is
to be hoped that this notice Will he Suni-
cieut. add that ] Will not be compelled to
"niorcr my rights at law. 1t viii cost
l">S to pay Il lair compo! SatiOn Tor wat r
than 10 pay til" costs OF a suit.
W. W. MCCOY, Proprietor.
Eureka, Nevada, Srrt. Is, 49,. sill
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1872-11-15

star CCrscI;dIIeG Naming comp
ny-IocatiUn uf v oT.lS, tErC"a VIM
District, County. SIat"u! Ne'ao
Notice i hereby given, that at a mes
ing OF thp IOara o; Trustees ri >ald CO.
Iany, held on tt-~ Fir>t ua} Q y
NVnlbcr, 1872, an assessment n WEN
Five Cents per share was IoNl'd W
the capita stock ot said Cul"l""F, pay
lie immediately, in nli"G 'la'as -
o,in, to tine SECRETARY, ~ tt' 'ilce
IT," company, No. - ta..i"!"I1 w
10 m 50. 3. san Francisco 9'ae
California.
Any stock upon which said use ssme
shall remain unpaid On tht Nl''a us.
D,c. \. u. 1877, snail be =. y &c,
quent. and nil bc duly auN'. SEQ
sale at public auction, and IS y
mrrt shall hc maize b. iprr, WA " :,
on FRIDAY, i'm twcity-N Y'}'n uas
december, ~, 10 pay IN" q. Iatu,
assessment, together Win C">'N "
Ncrtising and exp n>rs al safe
Ity Orucr 81 the GARD ~ .r4' ~
GRO. Il. SPlNNfl, ~ ~ ~,
Oflica-No. 80 CaliiurH;r >lf'''' ~"
No. ., san Francisco, taAiorilia.
nova
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1872-11-15

SOME of the handsomest iewelrv for
gentlemen we have ever seen has
been introduced this Winter, consist
ing mainly OF scart-ring> and scarf
pins. They are made OF dark oXydized
silver and bright gold cOntraSted. and
airy sabers, three inches long. spear
heads, dagger handles and REVIEWERS.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1872-11-15
THE
THE
EUREKA DAILY SENTINEL

is AN ADVOCATE FOR ALL MEAS
uros which. tend TO promote the best in
terests of the whole people OF the State,
county and town, and is especially de-
voted to the local welfare OF Lander coun-
~. Being issued at the center of the
richest Mining District of Nevada, it
will always give careful attention to the
Mining Interests and publish carefully
compiled and reliable statements, which
shall be worthy the attention of those
seeking Investments in the Ninas Of
Eureka District and Lander County.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1872-11-15

Snow AT BIG CorToNwooD.-The Salt
Lake Herald OF November 10th. saws:
Snow has already fallen at Big Cot
tonwood to the depth OF two or three
feet, giving to the aspect OF the locali-
" a decTId4Y evere wintry look.
Meek's camp is showed in; two feet
six inches of snow, on the average,
all ABOUT. on Friday. On Friday
night eight inches more fell. with a
prospect. il the present storm up
there continues, of a foot more now
being added to its depth. lito roads
are now almost impassahle; and the
Winters work on several OF the mines
in that canyon somewhat delayed, il
not altogether stopped. The lumber
mills, in consequence of the storm,
have suspended operations, but mill
ID" it is expected, will resume at the
beginning OF the present week.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1872-11-15
TO TiIC n q
NEW REMEDIES, NEW EENEDih0
DIR cTDpou's DISPTNSARY,

UE. G1E6UN y OAoi !-@"S
y. O. 62$ KFARNEN STREE, a 4
" corner COmm"rclai, IN fS<SH
Francisco. Private cniranc' on f&.A,3
Commercial street. Establish" tHs#s1
in 1874, for tnctr-atm"ni "i ~, ,:onorr
al and seminal Disease, NIrH y III II
hca, elect, structure, S~>l'aH'> u" ofency
forms. seminal Nrakh'S", - Ming
etc. ,tc. Skin diseases oI wears assiulf11
and liberated Ir-s, eico S"'''
treated. r. nj an
DIX. GirHuN has the pleasure o. Il,
nounciu. ;r.t he iraS rtt"rn'" v.,rone
itin~tnr Iyincipal tinsl ta's "' H
and has RESUMED raCilt'' ,ime no
The Doctor has spared h'.'l'i los All,
money in seeking uGt nov F'a!.ti lilies 10
has returned with increased = no.
the alienation OF human Sh"'I'ns'
seminal week.-mrs." ,c,euc
Seminal emission j. tie coisee"s 4,
of s,.if.aIusr. mis- solitary wee, I'D b
praNcd sexual indulgence, j. nos Vi
the Youth OF both sexes 10 ~! ,nerrin
limited extent. producing "nn r0rbi
certainty the following tEdIT :, "~scIeDtif
SYMPTOMS, unless ! conntel
medical measures, w I"H,as rain
nee, dark spots unucr tH'.s rniae III
the head, ringing IN Inc '"'G,,, ofchal
the fUSlilIii- Ga l'tN'H - ,raAku6
tOS, uncaSlHrSS abonl TN" t"Il4 IN rid Il
ofthc limbs, confused \lsinI; nncSIn :
tellcct, loss of confidence, uiii.Hn x for
preaching strangers, a disi,No e 81
new acuualntanCcs, Il dispoHtios. IA
society. loss al IN mory, plhlIloa heci
cious eruptiunS about Inc ~ heat
nushcs. furrcd tongue, l''t!u ~
coughs, consumption. nighi VIZ III
nomania, and frequently iils"n annlyi
liet he not o~btain'd, yGu sIr"i" hVylett
n~.cGiatcly, either in p"rI'l M d
| and have n cure effected d! .i III Ifoes
scientific mode OF treating llIo ~ 8
which never fails OF eifcctiil| ~
radical cure.
Persons ut IL distance ma n 10
AT HOME, by aGdrtssinE 3epe
GIBBoS, stating ease, s\nll'ui - Z
| of time the disease has ,"n.tni 4
have medicine promptly l"lWa ~ .
from damage and curiosity, Va - al
of the country, with null u acSin i
tions for usr. bv incloSinE slV c0e
registered letter through the
through Wells, Fargo y -, ha 1nrNs
Apackage Of medicine WI. J1ntoD
ed by ENpreSStoany part ol On pie
Persons wrtingtothe pott' aV6fe
state the name ofthe paper th'S
adv ertisem"nt m. ..;ctly Go
All communications s'rie'H
tial. anne
Fox 1867, San Francisco cay
! nbs-lS
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1872-11-15

A YOUNG man in Westlleld, Mass,
who has a bad habit Of seeing snakes
and things, mistoOk his fingers Tor
spiders OF great magnitude, and sriz-
ing a butcher knife, he Uuceremoni-
ously disposed otthe intruding mem
berS.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1872-11-15
POSTPONE AtTNT

AZ At Il meeting OF thc liusia,s /
ii III" office of the Company. untne,
day OF october, i>12. ~ order of
Board of Trustees the aloy, sale
postponed to lIiUE>pAN. The
DAY OF NONEMiE Err. l>7--, at the
ana place specified IN The alolr no
i. Il. RUNNER. seer 1aI
san Francisco, October q, Is. q
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1872-11-15

THE SENTINEL having a large and
extended circulation, offers a valuable
medium FOR Advertisers who wish to build
up a trade and patronage in this section
Of Nevada.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1872-11-15

THE affectation Of being short-sight-
ed is again coming III fashion. TWEEN
ty-vearS ago every stylish Young lady
considered it necessary to gaze intent
lv and atfectionately at her intimate
acquaintances through a piece Of
plain glass III a frame.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1872-11-15
HOPE.

Better to hope. though the clouds hang
low,
And to keepthe eyes still lifted
For the sweet blue sky Will soon peep
through,
When the omInouS clouds are rifted.
There was never Il night withOut a day,
o. an evening without a morning
And the darkest hour, as the proverb
goes,
Is the hour before the dawnins.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1872-11-15

Ihara IS man in our town
N1n "A Il painful cough,
ANA though A"triad NIth ini-ht and main
\ % ph."-m cOlluh throw or,
III! Ia lmbIbri tn >i"rra EaIn
hirh stopped TIVE choking strain.
Ihr"" GoS' al Nevada eur"
Restored his health again.
The sierra Nevada Cough Remedy r
sal9 by all druggists.
SAN FRANCISCO, August %, ls72.-E. l.
Iarra-I""r Sir rs Wc have sold authu
SIERRA Cough Remedy which we had on
hand, You will ul-asnt0 send MS four rross
iloFtN- I-ht DOZEN with bin forthr same
immediately. We remain, sir. yours,
-, 'HAS LANGLEY & 90,
81 Iat' ry ana Clay SIS, san Francisco.
Farmers and miners will rccoivc-a Sier.
ri Nevada iampLI.t Of useful infor,na.
tIoH' re- "i cost, by s"ndingthcir address
10 T. !. Barra. san Francisco, California
Ob-jln
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-04-11

How TO MAKE AN EXQUISITE TRANSPARENT.
CY An exquisite transparency may be made
by arranging grasses, ferns, and autumn
leaves on pane OF window glass, tapping an
other Pane OF the same size over it, and bind
ing the edge with ribbon-having the group
imprisoned between. Use gum arabic in put
ting on the binding. II is well to secure .
narrow strip Of ribbon. The binding should
be gummed all around the edge OF the first
pane and dried before the leaves, ferns, &c ;,
are arranged then it can be neatly folded
over the second pane without difficulty To
form loop for hanging the transparency,
paste binding OF tape along the edge, eav
ing two inch loop free in the centre after
ward TO be pulled through a little slit in the
final binding. These transparences may
either be hung before windows, or, if prefer
red, secured against pane in the sash In
halls, a beautiful effect is produced in placing
them against the side lif hts of the hall door.
Where the side lights are each on single
pane, it is well worth while 60 place single
transparency against each filing up the en-
tire space, thus affording ample scope for a
free arrangement Of ferris, grasses, and leaves,
while the effect of the light passing through
the rich autumn colors is very fine. Leaves
so arranged will preserve their beauty ali
winter.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-04-11
A LITERARY NOVELTY.

Certain public spirited citizens in
New York are making an effort to raise
the sum of ten thousand dollars to secure
the published compilation of all the in
formation relative to the period of nine
years from 1861 to 1869, in connection
with the war of the rebellion. This
compilation will embrace all the facts
incidents, and references as reported in
the daily and principal weekly papers of
that city, and which trustworthy persons
declare have been made with the utmost
accuracy and care. In the event of its
proving so, it's value will. be immense.
Already we are assured it is completed
up to the year 1854, and represents no
small amount oflabor.
There is little doubt that all the neces-
sary funds will be subscribed, and as it
is desired to present the work to soma
public institution of great merit, the
United States will be able to boast If the
best systemtaized, and most thoroughly
digested military compendium Of the
age. We shall early anticipate it's pub
LEGATION, welcome it with pleasurable sat.
isfaction, accord it respectful analiza-
ton, and give all possible credit to its
author, Mr. Thomas s. Townsend.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-04-11

EVOLUTION OF ORGANs.-When Holsters
have one Of their legs cut off by the shears of
another. common occurrence, as they fight
ferocIously, If the amputation is below the
third joint, new claw soor sprouts out al
the end of the stump. This ex plains why an
cid fellow is found with one pair of pnchero
of monstrOus size and on tie opposite side
another in miniature.
When the tail of some families Of lizards
ia CHOPPED off a new one speedily develops
1t is a balancing pole, without which they
could not run fast or thrash their enemies.
LII the eye OF newt is gouged out from
its socket another will grow with all the in
ternal mechanism OF the original eve, with
Tense exactly corresponding in focal axis to
the undsturbed organ. These are admra lc
compensations for being at the foot Of the
Lao der in animated nature. ..0t
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-04-11

VITALTzE THE HAIR Why does the hair
why does it become gray ? Simply because
the life has gone out Of it, The fbers draw
sustenance from the scalp as the grass Ora WIS
aliment from the soil, and when the supply
Of nutriment Is cut off in either case the
product withers and dies. At the firs' symp-
tom Of decay, therefore, the unfed CT haf-led
roots Of the hair should be refreshed and re
inforced with LYONS KATHAIRoN the only
preparation which will n1ursh the tiaments
and keep them in a vigorous condition after
they have begun to suffer from deficiency OF
their natural stimuant AS long as thu
kathairou is faithfully used, with a proper
degree of fraction, morning and
evening, so long will it be impossible for the
hair to whiten or fall out from the scalp.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-04-11
OLD LICENSES UNDER THE TEN,
PERANCE LAW

We are informed that question has
arisen whether those who have old licen-
ses unexpired are under obligation to
take out new licenses and give the bonds
and sureties required by the new law to
authorize them to sell during the remain
der of the time for which the old licenses
were given. The law may be susceptible
Of two constructions in this respect. The
first and most natural construction is that
the law requires new licenses TO author
ize selling, and that to obtain licenses
bonds and surltics are tn be given. The
other construction is that tue licenses are
g )od for the time Tor which they are Civ
en-, and that bonds and sulecies can not
be required until the expiration of the
time for which the old licenses were
given, and the taking out Of new licens-
e.. The difference in effect, between the
TWO constructions is this and nothing
more. Under the first construction Ii
censes have to be taken and paid for
from and after the 28th of March to the
expiration of the old licenses, bonds and
sureties have To be given to obtain Ii
censes, and the bondsmen, as well as the
licensees, are liable under the provisions
Of the law. Under the other construc,
ton the old licenses need not take out
new licenses, nor give bonds nor sureties
till the expiration Of the Old licenses,
and not having given bonds or sureties
the old licensees are alone liable under
the provisions of the Law. The old Ii
ccnsees arc, III every respect, as liable to
penalties and damages under the pro-
visions Of the law as the new licensees
So the only advantages the old licensees
hsve over the new ones are that they can
continue to sell from and after the 28th
of March, the day on which the law was
pu blished, till the expiration of their Ii
censes, about the middle of May, without
paying for the licenses and without giv-i
ing the bonds and sureties, being them
selves alone liable for damages and pen
alties under the law
1t is we'll that those who have old Ii
conses should know the protection, ifany, |
which their licenses afford them. And |
they will see chat under the most favor
able construction, they are only pro-
tected from having to take out new Ii
censes and from giving bonds and sure
ties till the expiration Of their old licen-
ses In every other respect they will find
that they are az fable under their old IL
ccnses as the new licensees are under new
licenses. And it is we'll that the officers
whose duty it is to administer the laws,
and all others in favor of the supremacy |
If law, should understand ;he protection
if any, old licens s afford old licensees as
veil as the protection which new licenses
afford new licensees.