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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-07-23

II 81 ( y -
(Del Investors Guardian de II abril 1879
La concurrencia la junta anual
de esta corporation, nos permite lla
mar la atencion sobre la situacion
satisfactoria en- que Sc halla una de
las mas importantes companlas de Sc
guros del reino,A cual es Ia. .deque
hablamos La junta, que fue la 65a
junta annual general desdesel estable-
cimiento de la Companfa}en 1909. Sc
celebr6 en Edimburgo y las cuen'as y
memorials leidas Sc referian a los ne
gocios, yeri6cados hasta fin, de d.
ciembre de 1874 La compaf1'a esta
aprobada por Carta Real Actas es-
peciales del Parlamento, que separan
los negocios de la vida de los fondos
del departamento de a vida y de los
de la Companla, pero la posicion
de esta en- todos los departamentos,
que esa separation apetecible bajo Ell
punto de vista legal, en- ell estado CO I.
mercial de la companfa, es una pre-
caucion DEB todo. superAua. La mag
nitud de las operaciones de la compa-
MIA debe juzgarse por ell hecho de
que sus bienes de to as classes impor-
tan mas de cuatro mil!ones de libras
esterlinas. En ell curse del ano. Ia
companfa recibi6 por premios de Sc
guros de incendios sobre 100000 IL
bras despues de pagar los reintegros:
ssta suma meta arroja IN aumento
81, 800 libras sobre la del ano ante
rior.
En- el departamento de la vida Sc
expidieron 873 p6lizas, cuyasp irneros
premios montaron q mas de 21,OO0
libras ester'iIas. Por las indemniza
clones reclamadas EN- ambos departa
nentos la compsfiia ha pagado sobre
+, 100000 hbras, 10 cual prueba los
buen0s setvlcios hecaos por Ia com
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-07-23
REvIsTA DE JUANA DTAZ.


Julio 20 de 1875.
CdyYetera, cdDsiRos recinales, yeparocion
de calles y plaza, recdJisacion de la iglc-
Sia' y construction de WnG ssaeUa torre en-
la misaa, aunaentO de altpsbrado q repa-
racion de la calle del Ccmenterio.
Ell dia II del corriente mes, Sc ha
alberto al transito p1blico la carretera
que se eonstruia por cuenta del Estado y
que, partiendo de Ponce ha de empalmar
con la de Caguas por ell centro de la isla;
hace un ano y tres meses que Sc di6 prin-
cipio a ella por administration, ven
ciendo cuantas difcultades Sc han presen.
tado, por fin Sc ha terminado con la meior
solidez, y segun informes, con economics
de gu presupuesto; empeza ando desde lue-
go ell p1blco recibir las ventaias que
promote un camino c6modo; todo este es
debido al interes sin limites que Sc ha to-
mado nuestro Excmo. Sr. Gobernador
General d Jose Laureano SAM, que
venciendo los obsta culcs y hacienda uso
del TELEGRAPH para su pronta ejecucion,
solicit6 del Gobierno supreme la aproba-
cion para hacerse por administrator case
de no presentarse licitaaores. Loor eter-
no d ta1 digno gcbernante, que 4 todo
atiendo con esqu'sito cello y hasta con ga
crifcios de su salud, scIo porqne esta
Provincial Sc yea pronto rodeada de bue-
mas Was dc communication De Inca tela
gre fca one le hace falta, medios imperio-
samente necesarios para Ia prosperidad
de los pueb!os, para colocarse la altu-
ra one son acreedores, progresando posi-
tvamente baio la egida de Ia libertad
bIen entendida
Los caninos yecinales talnbien son
atendidos en- esta Jurisdiction; en- la ac-
tualidad ss copsEuye por C0pssata IN ra.
40
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-07-23
MOvIMTENTO MARITIME.
ENTRADAS.

Da 2l.-De Aguada. gol esp "Sireua,' pat J.
K. Carrrno. DE Cabo rojo, gol. esp. .'Daias cap
d Buenaventufa Alsina; L pasajsro.. De Arec'bo,
gol. esp. PETRA pat J Carrau . passeros, d. Jose
de .'uan DE- Josofa de Lnca DE Vegl-alegre qua.
"Ciemeatna," pat. j. Car.elio
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-07-23

,.baia de derechos al introducir nues-
tros t frutos en- el mercado nacional, es
h nisalo que 81 no hubiesemos dicho
NADIA ! porque no existi6 Ell contenido
Je nuestra oracion Conditional.
Ahora he aqufla carta del Sr. Lar
roCa: u
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-07-23

i Yale la penG de mantenerla?-El jar
din de plantas de Paris ha hecho la ad-
qnisicion de una serpiente boa mostruosa,
de metros de largo. Este animaIito pro-
cede del BRASIL, y en- una sola comida
absorbe (esta es la palabra) una cabra y
un carnero.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-07-23
SALIDAS.

Dia 21.-Para vegahaia gol esp. "Recorte. naf,
r. Fernando Para Aguadi,la, vap. esp. "Malridv
Isabel" cap. ID. Miguel Muiet-tara Santhonqs, !,
berg. alem. eGedius.' cap. Mr.. Lohsse.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-07-23

mas Q menos derechos de introduc
clon, pues esa cantidad no era mas
que una suma que el Gobierno no
dra Q no aceptar, han tendido los es.
fuerzos de todos euautos hemos ira
baJado y en- ell dia trabaian por salvar
la agriculture de Puerto Rico, desde
q Centre de Barcelona, iniciador de
la idea,. hasta mi insignifcante perso
ma.
He aqui, Sr Director, 10 ocurrldo
en- esta question, 10 cual debo hacer
publlco para desvanecer ell cargo que
Y. coo el talento y la fnura que le
distlngue, nos dirigi6 sin duda por no
expresar bien nuestra idea ell peri6dico
Las NoticiaS, 8 por darla un sentido
que no tenfa. Conste, pues, que los
Centros de Barcelona y Madrid, La
Iberia, el BoLErIN y los comisionados
de los Centres, hemos estado todos
eonforme en- Ia agesencia y en- la forma
de pedlrla introduccionsde los azdca
res, 81 bien la comision como tuyo ne
cesidad de estudiar4 este delieado
asunto sobfe ell terreno, quiso conse
gulr loquc lie pareci6 que pyesentarfa
Fmleaos dl6cultades y que daria el mis-
mo reSultado.
Una yezconsegnido mi ohjeto que
es el deinostrar que todos hemos te
nldo unldad-de miras en- asunto tan
delIcado, pernftame V antes de. .deiar
la pluma felicite a mi Respectable ami
go D. Vicente Fano por la mocion
que has ashscho 4 la Association sAgrf
cola de Ponce" y que publica su apfe-
clable peri6dico en- ell nimero de
hoy, atreyiendome arogar 4 el Sr. Fa-
90 que 81 quiete salyar la agriculture
}e esta bella Provincial, uaa vez que
ha tornado Ia iniciatiya en- este asunto,
trabajel nSdeseans6g hasta conseguir
que una comision de hacendados de
esta Isla, pase 4 Madrid a gestionar
ell despacho de la exposition que la
!" ociacion sAgricola" ha .acordado
elevar S. NJ. A(Q D GD lpidiendo
que los pueftoS de la Peninsula sc
abran anuestros azdcares. Vengo de
Madrid; conozco el mucho interGS con
que mira el Sr. Ministro de Hacienda
este asunto; me constan los grandes
trabajos que Il co'nision de hacienda
dos, ell Centre de Barcelona y su Dig
no representante en- la C6rte Sr. Mar
tinez, asf como el Centre Hispano-
UItramarino de Madrid hacen para
conseguir 10 que ,desea ell Sr. Fano
y 10 que deseani0s todos los que
nos interesamos por el bienestar de
esta Antilla; pero creo que a los es-
fuerzos de las pers mas que allf ira
bajan deben unirse los de dos conf
sionados de esta Isla que | even, a ser
possible (y creo que 81 10 es), la auto
rlzacion de todas las Corporaciones,
bacendados,- comerciantes demas
personals de posicion de la Isla para
gestlonar en- ell sentido que Sc desea
boy a V. las gracas anticipates,
mi querido amigo y. antique compa
nero, por la insercion de estoS NAL per-
.jenados renglones, y aprovecho esta
OCCASION para repetirme como STEM
pre- su affmo. amigos. S
= @. B, S.M
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-07-23

trsYg fruCOS GH q IHCtCduO ndClOlaI, e!
II nsaio que, 81 no hubiesemos dichc
- nsda porque no existi6 ell contenide
Se nuestra oracion conditional.
Ahora he aqufla carta del Sr. Lar.
rOCa:
"Sy. d. Jose Perez Morfs.
Mi apreciable amigo: a mi regreso
de Ia madre patria a esta queriaa An
tiIla, me han llamado la atencion al
gunos amigos respecto al suelto que Sc
Oublic6 en- e. BoLETIN MERcANTIL de
su digna direction ndmero IS, CORES.
pondienteal 4 del corriente. En- este
transcribe Y. otro de las Not;cias. de
E8pa7a & interpretando FEN mi DO
bre conceptol de unaAmanera equivo,
cada 10 que aquel colega y otros de Ia
C6rte dijerou sobre la conferencia
ooIoE.n4~~.&Et VA ~ ~
que cele9famqs con el Excmo. Sr-
Mnistro de Hacienda los represen-
tantesde los Centros de Madrid,J Bar
ceIohay Puerto Rico, en- la cual pc
dimos 'que Sc declararan de cabota
le las lDtroducclones de los azhcares
mascaOaaos oe Fuerto -R,co en- la
Penlnsuls, liVlslae !. case de no ser
possible esto, PeFmltlera establecer de
p0sItos en- laigunos Puertos de Espana,
Pagando unos oerechos lnslgnlhcantes
de introqueelon on as eonsumo," dice '.
10 slgulol'so' NteemoS, empero, que
el ulCllno Sss e1s1e1no oea eliema, es de-
cir cOnceaef 70 iacuitan de establecer
alll deposleos, no es io que mas con-
tflOulria eieyar log postrados pre-
CLOS qel azucaf, n a pasar este dulce
de los'deposltos al coiisl15no hay que
abonar los mlsmoss NIL enormesg aranceIes
hscales que actualmente rigen, NADIA
adelantarlamos con poder stuar alIf
nuestros mascabados, puesto que es
toya 10 podrfamos hacer en- Inglater-
ra donde no pesa derecho alguno so
bre este lmportante Jproducto de las
Antillas, siendo ademAs los mercados
bntanlcos mas concurridos que los
esPanoles,,. e
Antes- de haeeF la historic de 10 SUI
cedldo en- este asunto, permftame V.
dafle las graclas en- nombre de mis- Dig
nos companeros de comision y en- el
mlo por las hsoDeras frases que nos
dedlca y las cuales 10 somos acree-
dores, puesto que no hicimos mas que
cumpllr con un deber muy grato para
todos los que aslstlmos a aque'las con-
terenclas, y este deber eseel de ira
DaJar cuanto eStuvlera en- nuest a ma
no para consegulr que la abatida agri-
culEura de "a lsla salga del estado de
poStfaclon en- que Sc eneuentra.
hnIro en- materla: a mi llegada a
barcelona Supe que mi dlstlngu'do
amigo hacendado. a en- esta Antllla y
to0a5 oGt oenCro alsPano- z oitrama-
tluo Ge Dafcelf ma, y. sebastian Pla-1
Ja' haola convocauo una reunion de
PerSonas dc distinction que habitani
ou ~ a4uo11a t Ia oiunau J tlenen lntefeses
Gu os's lsia' con oo]eEo dc acoraar
No Sroaa, ula soliGl'ua al Uoolerllo oe ia
nacion plaienao que "se deciararan
ue Caoota]e los azucares mascabados
0e PueTto-Rlco, 6eque, caso de no
POderse acceder a esta solicltud Sc
pefmttleran estab ecer deposltos en-
alsunoS puertos dc Ia Peninsula pa
Sanaos su lntfodncclon sunos modl-
OOs oerecnos' La sollcltud Sc eleVo,y
'aul0 " eG MadfllIeelDi una .aten
M u carta del Or oecretarloa del CentFo
n'spano- olIramarlho dc aquella Cof, =,
to eli Ia cual me communicable que el
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-07-23

I10DeOFe Mtc0.-Acaba de nacer en- un0
de los barrios mas pobres de Paris, una
criatura singular: uu nino mono, ell cual
Sc halla, por 10 demas, perfectamente
constituido
Este fen6meno esta dotado de un largo
rabo- y su cuerpo es;a cubierto de pelo
tino, sedoso y rubio.- aca0 - 9.g e
Como los monos, aquella criatura es
cuadrada, su rostro es igual al de todas
las criaturas; sin embargo tiene una ex-
preston mas viva que los demas recien-
nacidos en- general.
Tiene va cuatro dientes en- la mandf-
bula superior seis en- la inferior; esta
denticion precoz impedira a la madre
amamantarle, manifestandose esta deses-
perada de tener qua criarlo con ayuda del
viveron. a4
Ell padre, obrero ca' pintero, Sc halla
tan afectado con tai nacimiento, que no SO
atreve a volver a su casa, refugiandose
en- la de un hermano suyo, que vive en-
los alrededores de Paris.
Temese por 81 juicio de este desgracia-
do, que no puede resig1arse q tener por
hijo un hombre -mico, mayormente afr.
lnando los lnedicos que la criatura vivira.
Sin embargo, todo bien considerable, y
tomando las cosas tales cuales son, no hay
motive para perder la cabeza por ESQ.
Si rehaxionase un POGO aquel pobre
hombre, verla que tiene ALI una fortuna
aseg"rada en- estos tiempos abandantes de-
fen6menos y m6nstruos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-07-23
G A G E TIL L A S.

Bates de mfScavaS Los anunciados
Ell nuestro n1mero anterior Sc veri6caran
en- la calle de la Tanca mum. II.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-07-23
CARTAS De La ISLA.
G"rabo, julio 10 de 1875.

Nocenorto.-Liupias -Misioneyo Pre-
pqrat'vos. Partie'a. Nucro Dcleg4ao.
--FteStas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-07-23

In la primera qaiucena De- mes quo
atravesamos Sc han hecho con la mayor
soiemnldad J ante una concurrencia POGO
trecuente las novenas de Nuestra Sonora
IL Virgen Maria, bajo Ia adyocaciQn del
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-07-23

iBie's las conocia!-Le pregantaron q
Milton 81 hacia estudiar muchas lenguas
sus hijas, y contest6:
= Una mu er tiene bastante con la suya.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-07-23

Como bnenos mgleSes. s.-Acaba de ter
minarse una partida de, aiedrez que iuga:
ban por correspondence un ingIes un
americana. Esta partida empez6 i en-
1855 !! Ha durado, por consiguiente
til veinte anosi Ell americana resulta
ganancioso.
iQue cachazai
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-07-23

Puerto Rico, ,IjdiiO 2l de 1875
h& I9 b.
.9uy7 s zeaaIl :. - aaaalaI sc
The daily Argus., 1875-01-12

See that they read via Peoria and Indianapolis
and Won will avoid the Omnibus Transfers, Fer
irages Changes and DELAYS ididen to other routes
c. W. s dIIii, General Manager Urbana, ILL
| JNO- W. BAOWN .sGen'l Pass. & 7 icket Agt,
Indianapolis, Ind.
The daily Argus., 1875-01-12
Ghe Daily Argnsi,
It will come to that.

It will come to that.
From the Springfield Mass } Republican.
The new year.6nds the Republican party
face to face with the old problems. Civ
en- lately rebellious states, plus ignorant
suffrage, carpet bag thieving and Attor-
ney General Williams, to make them
peaceful. contented, prosperous members
of union which undertakes in its pros
pectus to establish justice. insure domes-
tic tranquility, promote the general vel,
fare and seclre the blessings OF liberty.
Given deprecated paper currency, plus
hard times, financial quackery In high pa-
ces, sundry gigantic internal improvement
schemes and an impending presidential
election to make dollar of this curren-
CIV worth its face in the money OF the
civilized world.
These are two of the most important
and urgent problems of contemporary
American politics. They we're put out to
, the Republican party nearly ten years ago.
Both could have been, and should have
been soiyed-or at least in hopeful process
of solution-long before this. But the
partv. with It's ostentation OF getting
ready. its fits of studious abstraction, its
rubbings.out and beginnings-oyer again
is no nearer the solution, apparently. thar
it was in '65, and the country, in sheer
WEAKNESS and disgust, has it's lips oper
to pronounce the school-room formula
"Snfficient-nextr' Now the next" il
this case, is the Democracy.
IF the Republican party does not wisl
to be sent away from the national black
board in digrace, it has not moment t
lose A third of the winter has al
ready been wasted, With the end of tn
present session. the party will bid fare
we'll to its supremacy in the national leg
isiature. 1t has seen a long debauch G
power, and merry one; its fumes ST
the effect the party brains. But it h
at last come to an end-as all ueuaucnt
must, sooner or later. If next Marc
finds these two problems of the south an
currency still to be worked out, it is heav
odds that the March of 1877 will find SON
distinguished Democrat reading manl
script from the Eastern Portico of tt
: Capitol tsa-tz1
The daily Argus., 1875-01-12
Clear the Decks.
From the jack onville ILL.,, Sentinel

From the jack -onvie ILL.,, Sentinel.
John Hise, in short speech in the
Democratic caucus on Tuesday evening,
while cuunseling harmony. said the aues-
tiun of aoho should fill the legislative Of
fees was nothing. What We wanted was
the organization, and the composition Of
the committees, SO we could examine the
tracks leading in various directions from
the state treasury"
This is precisely what those who are
red hot for Cullom don't want. Mr.. Cul-
lom is a courteous, excellent gentleman.
There are others who are excellent, cour-
teous gentlemen But that is no reason
why these tracks leading in various di
rections from the treasury" should not be
investigated. Are there any Democrats
who are mixed up with these tracks r
Let them step down and out. What
are two or three Democrats, who may
have attained an unworthy prominence,
compared to the success of the party oi
reform next year and two years hence
Why were Democrats, belonging to a GER
tain whisky ring. anxious to see Cullom
elected speaker? Are there Democrats
who know too much about where some Of
the money of the Harper defalcation wen
to? Is there Springfield ring, and Il
the courteous Cullom the head, while
certain courteous Democrats form tht
tail? These be pertinent questions, tha
an honest Democratic and reform leglsla
ture is bound to inquire into. Woult
such thorough inquiry compel some Dem
ocratic Schumacher of Illinois to have
wife fall suddenly sick in Europe? l
there be any Democrats III this tlx, III q
out of the legislature, the best thing fo
them to do is to = sing small, keep thei
! 'clamshelIs' shut, and get ready to quiet
ly retire to private life, and enjoy their IL
gotten gains. We are entering an era {
reform, aad it is neediul to victory to Gle;
the decks of all such rubbish.
The daily Argus., 1875-01-12
hNOTH ER
OPPORTUNITY

TO INVEST A FEW DOLLARS, WITH PoSsl-
r; E RETURN OF THOUSAN S, OFFERED
BY rHE POSTPONEMENT OF PUBLIC LII
BRARY OF KY, To TIE 2Ith OF FEBht AK
NEXT, OF THEIR FIFTH AND LAST CON
CERr AND DRAWING. THE MANAGEMENf
ARE PLEDGED TO THE RETURN OF THE
MON Y If THE DRAWI G SHOUL Not
| n ME OFF AT THE DAY NOW APP INTED
The daily Argus., 1875-01-12
SPECIAL NOTICES.
(VIlRHB5S a|F9N

WARRANT ONE BOTTLE PERFECT CURE IN
THE WORST FORKS of Piles, two to five bottles ir
IEpRosY, SCRoFULA, RHEUMATISM, SALT RHEUA,
CANCER, CATARRH, KrpEEY DISEASES, and all dis
eases of the skin, Rad the greatest Blood Purifier
ever discovered Entirely vegetable. request al
to send 10 me and take back their money IN ais
cases of failure. None for Is years. II. D.FOWLE
Chemist, Boston, and Montreal. Sold throughout
ishinL cures
The daily Argus., 1875-01-12
ALMOST A MIRACLE
TESTIMONIAL
Office and Residence No. a Dauphine ST.,
New ORI.F ANS Sept. 90. 1913.
L

New OR1F Ans Sept. 90, 1913.
CAPT TRYON j, " OODWARD
Agent Ma ,uirr's Medicines.
No IS Magaz Street:
ESTEEMED SIR:-From q ceiling OF nearue sIat.
itude and general sense OF duty, ! am Pr mpleo
to address you and respectfully be- 10 give E"a'
voluntary and brief statement OF my past ana pres
ent state of he 'lth- UNDRASG' LiVsk AM i ph" s,
BIrTERs AND SARsAPARILLA Tonic. MY nealtn IT,
wears has been bad. but from the commencement ~ ~
Ali cbararte of business: and upon incoming oop.
nIeely paralyzed in my right arm and WIN my
whole right side threate cd became SH th, mos
al iIIfnI nhysicinns Of his and other States ana
cities with no benefit; and, in facI, my own medi
cal knowledge forces me 10 reae ts ~ nsce oon
| Iii, M. I wouid shortly die, and made my every
1 earthly arrangement accordingly, when by mos;
| nroydential circumstance was directed 10 anu
| pr,st Won about month ago, and, from yonr gen
| arous sympa hy was induced ito crafty You, ou
,rith no hope or confidence of benefit to myself
nniy try the Cundurango; and to- my Ut most aston
ishnent and qualification, am now aiInoss enaiien @
restored to perfect health ana that oy .ne ase ~ -
hut on. bottle of thu CUNDUkANGo LlvEE AND
BLOOD BITTERs and SARsAPAkILLA 'ei, i
5nd.ad a renewed and resurrected n.a.., and VII
ever nv dear -ir, he gr .teful IN my remembrance
of vnu for the kind interest and generous sym ahy
| sbS3vn me i'm INV wretched helplcssness, ana au
= nvincra that to the use of Cunderango ana D'
vine Provi enre through you, am ind' oteu i"F
% new lease OF n1e -. ,hHoa
~ From sense of duty. let me ask that q "nohca
t;on of nv case BE- made and by my happy eAperri
ence none need despair. and that througn you, ~
,, the use nf Cundur:huo they may also una tenS iI
has has fed With respee. and gratitude, | remain
nourS ros trnlv' etc. THOS. NJ. L0tiAN JR. ID.
youie H'S' Nav ORLEANS, Sept "A, 1873
, u.h ,,5o-siqned. being personally acquainte
10 With DR. Logan cheerfully certify that me moo'
* statement il true and correct N every EarGE4r'
II e'"'o " } C MCCALLlSlER
es Pm GOODWIN
OAN'L HICEAR
Sold hv censerS Thomas, Rock 1'-and.
The daily Argus., 1875-01-12
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s.; +
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B 3S33 4.S SAM
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and Pleasant, consequent
ly, the Greatest Remedy Of
the Age for COUGHS,
COLDS, BRONCHITIS.
PNEUMONIA, WaOOp-
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all Pulmonary affections.
Positively the most reliable remedy in
the market for what it is recommended.
The united voice of all that have used it
are enough to prove its wonderful effects
in arresting all diseases of the Throat and
Lungs.
Consumptives should not rest until they
try DIR. HEDGES PULMONIC LIFE
BALSAM, primarily because in the end
it will secure to them health
Secondarily, because it will give to them
comfort and freedom from coughing.
Every forerunner or producer OF con
sumption, such as Coughs, Asthma, Bron
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: HEDGES PULMONIC LIFE BAL
SAM
There are ten reasons why every fanil.
e should have DR.. HEDGES PULMONIt
LIFE BALSAM:
|. 1t is the cheapest. Large Bottle
$ for 80 cents
: 2. 1t is much more pleasant to take.
D 3. 1t is more effectual.
O 4. 1t is simple, safe, and certain cure
/ 5. 1t is adapted to both old and young
;. 6. 1t is warranted to give satisfaction
n I. 1t is composed entirely of herbal ba
samic medicines.
s 8. 1t is the most popular medicine
the market.
" 9. Because physicians are prescribin
e. 1t.
d 10. Because every family that has ha
it will not be without it,
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- RATORY OF
The Osceola times., 1875-11-27
The Boys Rooms.

We wish especially, says Scribner's
to urge upon mothers the propriety OF
giving up to the boys, as soon as they
reach the age of twelve or fourteen,
one room( not a bedchamber), for whose
(reasonably) good order they shall be
responsible, and which they shall con
slider wholly their own. The fool
should be uncarpeted, of oiled wood
the furniture Of the same material
Let it be papered, curtained, decorated
according to the boys own fancy; il
the taste is bad, they will be interested
after awhile in correcting it, There
should be plain bookcases, a big solid
table in the center, by all means an
open fire, and room after that for Joe,
printing press, or Charley's box o
tools, or Sans cabinet of minerals; fol
chess and checker boards, or any othel
game which is deemed proper. TC
this room the boys should be allowed
to invite their friends, and learn how
to be hospitable hosts even to the eX
tent Of an innocent little feast now
and then. Father, mother and sister,
should refrain from entering it except
as guests; and our word for it, they will
be doubly honored and welcomed when
they do come.
Somebody will ask, no doubt, what
is the use of pampering boys in this
way, or of catering to them with
games and company Simply because
they will have the amusement, the
games and company somehow and
somewhere; and if not under their
fathers roof, with such quiet surround
ing as befit those who are to be bred
as gentlemen, the games may be gam
bling, and the company and supper
those which'the nearest tavern affords.
As for the cost, no money is i'll spent
which develops in a right direction a
boys healthy character of idiosyncra-
sizes at the most perilous period of his
life, or which helps to soften and
humanize him, and to make more dear
and attractive his home and family.
If it can be i'll spared, let it be with
drawn for this purpose from dress,
household luxury, the sum laid by for a
rainy day-even from other charities
and duties. We do not wish to help
the lad SOW his wild oats, but take care
that the oats are not wild, and are
thoroughly well sown.