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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-06-03
Ayiso a los seIiores embarcadores.

ss1ns mercaAcias embarcaCns por los vaporcs de la
N< sTihnD D<brrsada, que lleguen este puerto des-
Jx1lFn3sz en- hdelante, pagaran Ell ncte en- veg dc u
snes In libra est, rna al eambiO corrente de giro
"a las fechas de las arribadqs Las que paGnen ei
~ de capa, en- ycz del 10 % senaiadp sobre netes
~ .,sssSrarsI IN. II Oct.
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UnguentO Holloway. d;

Este Incompatible Balsamo. sana los M LES DR
las Uleeras cayo ,origen no convene msnei9naE e9
cutaGeas no hay remedio igual al UNGUENTO HO.
LLOWAY. al que miilares deben Ia saitacion tantO
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TAPORES- -CORREOS TRASATLANTICOS
IL ANTONIO LOPEZ Y COMP

T1aoan 4 este puerto los dias T. 10 II % "A dc
al mes. aaIiendo de la Habana los dias s. Is Is
Rldem idenl. M
FLFTES DESDE PUERTO RICO
4 4 Habana $40 tohelada' iGaa, con 10 pss capa
u. pAsAJES DESDE EPUERTo- RICO
IN Il =. HAnASA. kF 4 CAdiz.
\ 8. "a c. 50 c. Ia Ca "a c. 81 c.
s5n IS. so $500 sleo SO
- ~ fa,:s ;;a,,ata,-ios So5rinoS de EzQuiaga
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-06-03
1NGLATERRA Y FRANCIA.
Al Fegresar el vapor de la Habana toeari G

Al regresar el vapor de la Habana tocar;i en-
Puerto Plata.
Estos precios son en- orc Ia par.
Se eXpenden bllletes de retorno para tres meSes
con una reba dc % Pc, bueno por un ano para los
Vlaes trastlanticoS, seiS mescs para las Antillag
Sc haze una rebala de seXto los tipos estabeci-
dos cn favor de las familias pero solo cn los casos
en- que e iapofte del pasae. 81 carga tctili-
DAD por toda Ia amla. fuere igua al impOrte total
del pasJe de euatro pasilJeros adultoS de Camara.
III termlno famllIa, solo eomprende los padres sus
hUos sus criados. Ia rebaja hara Ii las per
Sonas que t0men bileteS de retOrno Il paSaieros
que tomen betes los precios mas bajos para des
de Europa,
Los ninos msaoe de amos. uno gratis dc Il la
euarta parte, de 10 Ia I;it9
Los paStJeroS para Frahcia cualquier parte de
Europa. pueden quedar Is dias en- inggterra 81 asi
GUSTAV. vice versa los para 1nglaerra pueden que
dar en- Erancia- Los pasaJeros por estos Napores
tendrln e pffyeglo de ylaJar el cdminO de herro
entire Cherbourg, FariS Plymouth L6ndres. Il una
reDala de 10 pse los eInbarcpiOs en- este puerto.
Esta prOhibido a los pasajeros enlbarcando en-
este puerto tonar bllletes sno In Agenea de La Ca
Consulado ingles pto, Rico: el pasaJe tornado bordo
pagart 10 Pc de recarg0. Los vapores que saen de
San Juan los dids 10 u de mes tocaran con los va
pores american0s entire Newly ofk Brasil.
Para pormenores sobre iiotcs. dirigirse al Agente
dc la Compa1a.
La Compafiia asegura teda clase de valores que
en- effective. metales precios0s joyas Sc enbarQucn
en- los vapores de Ia Inca destino Europa San
Thomas, Hahana O cualquier otro puntO de su ruta.
-Agentes. Lafimer q Go.
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BANOS DE MAR
DE
~. E b SN &e G. SDRR SaA~
TARIFA DE PRECTOs.

Por doce baflos yalederos por Is dias 4
hora fila deSde las de la manana
las II de la misma ........... 81
Por doce ba1os valederos por Is dias 4
hora fila dede las II de la mailana las
de la noehe. Observation-Disclosures. 81
Por doce ba1os yalederos durante Ia
temporada para cualquier hora dc las
comprendidas entire las Ii de Ia maia-
ma las 10 de Ia noche ... -. So.
Por un bano para una persona, en- bano
general ...... cts. II
Nota Los abonos Sc verifcaran renoya
ran escluslyamente en- casa de la Slta, Secre
tafia de Ia Junta de Damas Gale dc la Lunf
udmero 80 principal. ia
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Plldoras Holloway,

Las virtudes de esta admirable madieinn son e.
pecialmente eheaces para expulsar dc In HANGRR
tuda impureza. En- los casos de deblidau eA g Ia
comparable Al paso que cura radicalmepte, II IN.
do, del Est6mago y dc los sINTESTIN0s. asEablo-
ciendos9 como por encanto ell vigor la salud nor.
lencias que saelen afgir las MUJERES q pe1ar
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Segarantiza pOr eincO ahes
LA MEJoR MAQUINx DE cosER DEL NUNpo.
"NUEvA AMERICANA. y

Su uso no requiere instruction no puede des-
componerse. cose desde Ell tejdo de papel hsl6 6Ias
guarniciones de cucro.
Sc halla muy por encima de todaS las M6uuinaa
dc Coser. por excelentas Inejofas de- n Inisma
manera que un earro de vapot aventija eli tOdO al
antigno coche diligencia. ssf EygA9 sol ga xsss
Cada MaQuina va acompafIada de las siRuientaa
piezas, sin que por elias haya atefacfou aixuna en-
su preciO. fyY-ssTak
docena aguas surti- dera.. "a - y
das. - Ef% / ptx de preston Iue "A
! medid3r me lido, tor Msornillo: 9sa Mmsisns Dsre seer-
We tambien para recog0r .dObladillafors que sa
sobre coser. - usa tambien para rihe.
dobladilladof de Tu- tear ~ Z IN 4sI7T
nell 1853 lave. f.-tas -,
1 destornillador de la medidor para ac0l.
Lanzadera. Ill char. @gss 4 gI2sf9T9a
/ alcuZa para aceite. libro instruceion nm
carreteles de Lanza-t espaii0l. 5flR} e isS&g
Los precios estan acomodados ala estrcclsprg
la 6poca 10 msmo al centado que al fia,lo.T =
Las legitimas en- el Nueve Dep6sitole i0aincalla
Ferreteria de Francisco Baston Il q. f,., 9,sF1,1
GALE DE TETUAN NUN. q. Hta. inn
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SEdUNDo yIAJE MENSuAL.


Cuando cl mes anterior tenga 81 dias las legnlas
salldas ser;in un dia lntes e primer yiae men
sud. En- los mcses de Julio. Octubro Dciembre 81
yapor ingles llegar este puerto los dias senala
dos un dia des puas.
Para comodidad dc los pasajeros e vapor de IL
Isla ueVara un intGrprete.
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CONsPANRA REAL
DE VAP0RES C0RREOS INGLESES,
sUpvENcroNApA roE FL Gop1EKNo DE s. NIB

Serricio ette Sdato DoiHgo Puerto Plata los Paertos
de luerto Rtco. SaattjaGS, Europa otfoS passes.
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vAPORES ESPANOLES
ENTIRE LIVERPOOL Y PUERT0-RIC0.

a Tos vanores Puerto Rico Adyaguez Ponce ST.
nen ucarreFa destle Liyerpooipara los varios puer
Para ~ T Tinformes referirse los Sres White, For
AN Comp. de LIVERPOOL. 9 q los represontantes;- @
hT1A y5CyoNp. Mayaguez.-W WIEeHERs COMP,
lOneo
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IIsrA DE rnEc1os DE Los rAsAJEs DE i. c1Asr.
Segundo ci0e mensudl.

En- On Si5 parties. 81 una cuarta partc de los
preclos de Ia Los paSaJeros de y cl> han de eVar
sarias.
Cuando el vapor sale dc este puerto 4 las 7 de la
manina no So expenderd ningun billee en- dicho
dia pero Sc hard de de la tarde el da anterior
4 mas de las horas acostumbradas
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TaDor Mdnueln. . cGpitdn Fillanl.
NkAsr kPuERTo- Rrco ron Ell SUR DR. SANTo DOMINGO
III sEGUN FL sluUIENTE fTINERARIo.
I DA
RET0RNO.
coNsIGNATARIos.

/. NuEvrrAs Sres d. s. Doiz Comp.-G1BARA
Gucesores de Silva, Rodriguez Comp -BARAcoA, H.
klayo Comp.-CuBA, Sress. S. y H. Ros COMP
SNTo DoMINao Sr ID. Juan Pon.-MAYAGlEZ. Don
lHin Bernedo.- o.-AGUADTI.LA Srcs. Amell. lula CO.
6dKRrO- -RIco,- Sres. Iritrta. Hermano de Caracena
RComp.-SANTH0AIAs Sras. Lamb Comp.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1877-06-21

This morning. at an auction sale on
Z street, a LOT of WORKOUT household
furniture was under the hammer,
when Chinanan, who had
been carefully watching operations
for some time, pat in bid of two
bittee" for an old dilapidatea wash
Two bits--io | hear three ~
shouted the auctioneer.
There was long pause, broken at
last BY the Chinaman bidding again ::
Tree bittee."
The crowd laughed al the Celestial
for raising his own bid, and the auc-
ticneer taking in the situation, sang
out:
Three bittee-do hear the four"'
and looked over At John.
There was another long pause, but
Al last "Fo hittee" came from the
Chinaman. and roar of laughter
went up, in which even number o.
old women joined SO heartily as to al
most shake their false teeth out. Still
| the auctioneer laid on to the wash
stand. and the Chinaman, determined
to secure IL, bid five, six, seven, eigh
tbittee' successfully. and twas final
IL passed over to him for dollar
He received 1t with a smile of awfu
dimensions, remarking, Me ketche
~ashstand, you bettee-heap cheapee.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1877-06-21

Lord Chesterfield s4ys that the
Duke of Newcastle lost half sn hour
in the morning, and spent the whole
day in running after il. This il a
true expression of the career Of busy
but inefficient man. He j. always
driven. always in hurry, always late
and always with deficiencies 10 lie
made up. il very likely ALWAYS 10 be
failure. 1t is well known that the
responsibilities of society are best and
mas easily discharged by those who
estimate ilc .alue of small portion
of time. wir - thing- strictly in
their proper season aud plcee, WHO
provide against contingencies. and
distribute their day in reference "a
ybaI j.. J, well a. To- what NAV he re-
giigei of .i.si,.
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Celebrated CIydesdalc Horse
METH ERBY.

Netherby viii stand for mares hi. season
is1I. at the following places: MondaysSo
each week, commencing April 3oth. at Tho
stable of James Davidson, north west OF
Red Oak; Tuesdays at Sta n~ood; Wednes
days and Saturdays a. Mechanicssillet
Thursdays and Fridays at Lisbon.
EE
Netherby was bred by Joseph Gregg, Can.
ada West. His sire was the well known
Clydesdale horse, Old Netherby, bred hy
Vim. Faxkes. AMMAN, Dumfriesshire, Scot
land Has taken prizes at Carlisle, Cocker
manth, and elsewhere In Great Britain. He
gained first prize at the Provincial Exhibit
tons of 1854, 1867 and lsts. and also at many
local shows in e. W. Old Netherby by
Mosstrocper, who has taken a number Of
prizes, both in Scotland and England. His
dam, a first-elass mare, got by imported Sir
William Wallace. 2. dam, by imported Bay
Wallace; &. dam, by imported Old Clyde.
Setherby has taken prizes al Markham,
Pickering, Whi.by, and otl err places in Can
ada, aud Tgs also awarded sweepstakes pre-
MUM over all competition as draft Draft
Horse at the Fair ~ the District Agricnltu
al Society, held at Ncchanicsyille last fall.
TEKMS.-To insure foal, sl5, to be paid
on the FIRST OF February, 1878. Persons dis
posing OF their mares before February LIST
will be charged insurance, miles satisfacto-
~ evidence i given that they were not in
foal. All accidents at the risk OF owners.
GREIG d DAVIDSON.
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The - clergyman. ;, II. Sa. hee,
OF Ashton. on Trial at Dixon, H., DIR
ing the last ten day FOR poisoning hi.
wife in February last. Wa last week
found guilty and sentenced to the
STATE Peuitentiary for fourteen year.
The verdict and the sentence are fully
warranted by the fact established by
the testimony. II APPEAR that lac de-
libsrateIy administered .try chime to
his ~iEs shile she vas lick, ia place
of medicine. and ale died from ID. e.
fleets. The motive apInzT- TO have
been a desire TO di.po-e Of his wife in
order to enable hirn to marry another
lady-a member Of hts congregation.
Mc6bee belonged to the asnofns narson
known a. the Christians"
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PURE BRED
cLyDESDAlE STALLION,
Logic o BUCHAN;

Imported Augast, isss--rising three years.
iii make the s<4so- ~ ISL as follows.
eomneneing April skE: Monday and
Tuesday till neon 81 the STABLE 81 A. aie.
north seet az Red OAK thence TO the static
al Jaseph Little. til Wednesday zoos
thence % the stable a David ssrefsnd I'll
Ttarx1sr nosa: thrare 80 the sfssie 81 .
sss-nrr. SFe nafs-s southwest Of LoEden. I'll
ssanl there Til Saturday morning issnce
80 LazdeU to remain till fear q caoes tseEes
10 the ssseBe n u 1- brefS-
N B. This rosie Eik3 tse c=aait1 sest cErzh4-
IL ga sss- axxaaA kr6 weAt4s- Fse-Hlis11--
PEDE6kER -iesst " Rsehxa was bred
81 NJ NJ Grades cA7 Of 81 excellent Sasses-
dase mare vhfes vas ssi ~ ikai tAr f4ia~a
na-~.. Essrvxs, sss g4ssec saAtfe frsi prizes
va--e he xAs shswE his SIR Prime
xxsTzse. wss s-es r. NJ xIt<he'I, % EsEap
s-ass az- q d pare ct 2>sazke mare, 10
wa~ zsszsx xxasa-S Es D PRIZE tsker = TIE
sx-s.Aessssr sAsw. HIS srsn3sIre. CAR
ssxs6a- Eaa <kE-at . p-cEfM- Ct 50 10
serve tn Gs.sAa2ss q Fleet Society, when
sss- vears ssss The asxt season. b YeEnas
fer CsrEisse snS sk- next 10 poEDas fog
DszssrEliAe- He sxs Afterwards bought
ssy tie Cx-gs~s-eA Agricultural Society,
sAs~e Ass ssock e~zis no. he snrpsssed-
O a-Kex Ssrs- sssrasss6se. uho gained first
81 Ps~xA.s Highland Society n ls6l, - 5
skrre-yexr-os1
TERAHl-To iasure so. to be paid FEB.
Iss. ls@@4 For the season, SIC. TO be paid on
lsss resad. Single service. Il 10 he paid ~
fimf at service Mares that are insured
mast be retained regularly TO horse, or they
yin ee charged as season mares. Persons
removing or dfsposing of their mares be-
fore LIST Of March will be req nired TO make
psymeni ct the time OF doing so, unless sat
isfsctory evidence that the mares are not
with foaI All accidents At risk Of owners.
GREIG 4 CHISHOLM.
ALEX. CHISHOLM, Groom IS
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She was young aud fair. and teal
giisfened in her eye A. she laid hel
curly head on his shoulder and ex-
claimed:
% George. think II ! found you
did no. love me should die.
"My darling he answered, passing
his had gently around her dimpled
chin, II will always love you. do
YOU think l would marry you IL did
not feel sure of it. In a few days Al
the altar shall vow TO love you all
my life and keep my vow"
A lovely kind of beatifie happiness
PLAYED for moment like sunshine on
her Iip.. sud then she whispered: ID,
George. like to hear you talk like
that: you have been 20 good 10 me.
you have given me a diamond locket,
and gold watch and chain, and rings
that an angel might wear outside her
gloves and not lie ashamed, and If /
thought that one day you'd be sorry
vou'd given me all these nice things
and want them hack sgain | should
break my heart.
He held her gently against his
manly breast, and answered with a
auavering voice: 20. my own darling
there l. nothing on earth that could
happen that would make me repent
giviag YOU few tokens Of my love, or
mske me want them back again
She sprang from his arms like joy
Gus deer: she shook back her sunny
eurl., and with a poem in her hazel
eyes. exclaimed: 20 George. you
have taken load from my heart.
I've come To say that | can't marry
YOU after all. hecause I've seen some
body . like better. and | thought you
would want your presents back
again !"
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1877-06-21

The spring diet should be sscomple'
A change n possible from the cold
weather regimen, 10 begin with The
lassitude ocasioned by the frss ho'
weather Il . nudge from Mature
that man with nothing but instinct
to guide him ought to interpret, and
stop eating heavy. greasy. heaf-pro-
.iu.inr food. Even the OK IL not dnil
enough tn stick to hi- stall and the
b II of messing. he has = chance
TO 80 10 grass" ''Greeiss OF all
sorts. lettuce, asparagus, peas, etc,
should be literally used as they come
into market. IL they are used ~ .
substitute for meats, Instead as mere
addition 20 the usual bill of fare, most
people who have any choice As 70
their food. can afford them. couple
of punches of asparagus cut in small
pieces. with the hard portion thrown
out. cooked tender. with shickened
gravy, and poured over platter OF
tested bread. .trimmed around the
edges" with sliced boiled eggs, make
4 spring dinner dish. which, served
with generous salad. will make one
forget the absent roast ormutton CHOPS.
Salads, by the way, are much mis-
placed dish. Where Holsters or suifa-
bic fish and lettuce can be had, salad
properly made and dressed, taken
with rolls or bread, is SUFFICIENT for
the lunch OF anybody who likes il:
but il il generally crowded in to make
dinner bill over rich, or to cumacr
down the tea table. Eggs may ne
used much mere than they are. ~
studying up new ways OF cooking
them. Rice IL not enough used in
this country parity. perhaps. beeause
90 few cooks know how 10 hit the
happy medium between rice dry a.
chips and poor starrhs slops. Ii is
the chief support Of three-fifths of the
human rsee.and i. wholt some, nonr-
ishing. sufficient food, bat We banis h
il ss sort az lnake-.hift dessert. or
use if TO make girls boarding schools
hateful. Oatmeal has come into gen.
eraI use: and cooked long time in
dish act in water,-Ioured when done
into pretty mold and set in the ice
chest. and served cold. moist and jelly
like. for breakfast. with cream and
sugar. il can often be eaten and RELISH
ed when nothing else could he. Iced
milk, with bread. some Of the coarse
grains. rice, or even taken alone,
makes an ample meal for many pso-
Pile 4 pinch of salt, or little lime
water. viii make milk agree with Il
majority If those who think they
cannot take it,
Warm-weather drinks deserve an
other chapter. Blu, we must say,
that coffee make a
mistake If they keep mp the strength
of their tayorite beverage. Have a
lesser quantity made, Of full strength
aud use half. or even II quarter of q
cup. filled up with warm milk. Iced
tea is delicious drink; only don't
make the mistake of ,upposing that
this means .'coid iss," Pour il fresf
and hot into goblet filled with Ire
and season 10 your taste, replenishins
the ice as it melt-, and you will hsv'
most grateful beverage. The mar
no invented it deserves the thank
of all who appreciate the difference il
their dining hetwaen December an
MAY, Fourth of July and Thanksgi,
ing Golden Raie.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1877-06-21

GoE. Rice's veto Of the Massachu-
sets local option law wa- sustained
by the Legislature last week. In his
message yetoing the act, be said Of the
reeults OF q license law /: "Froul re-
turns furnished by the Chief Detective
Of the Commonwealth. at the begin
ming OF the present year, from 2Sj
towns and cities. or from some more
than two-thirds ofthe, " hole number, il
appears that the whole numher of ar
rests for drunkenness in these place.
was, in the year 1874, 25,740; In tn.
same places the like arrests in ls7t
were 1886, showing a decrease o
7,oi4 between the last year of the pro
! h;bitory law and the first year Of thu
+ license law in 235 towns.
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ses wxsp ToSrc, ASD MASpKaKs PrLIs-
TNese medicines hare undoubtedly perform
ID more cares az consumption than any OH
rr remedy known 10 the American psoiic-
They are compounded AZ vegetable ngredi-
ents. and contain nothing which can
- inIurious to the Asman constitution.
Other rrrusdies advertised a. CARES for Goa
sumption. probably contain oriam. y hica ~
4 sarne ~ast Dangerous drng la al cases,
s,,a II .aker freely ~ ccnsump'iye patients
!, must do great lniary: for lis tendency =
Ia enuens ihc raoroii matter IN the system,
vhsch- OF course. mast make cure impos
,shl.. Ssssncs's Palnorte >vrnp y warrant
"a No. ~, contain particle OF opium; IL u
composed az powerful nat harmless herbs.
xhisA act on the iung>. liver, stomsch and
blooA. ard thus correct al morbid sscre.
tons. and cxpell sill the diseased rnstter
nom the systcm. These are the only means
~ which consumption can be cared. ard -
schepek's Pulmsaic syr1c Sea Weed Tonic
and Mandrake Pftls are the only medicines
which operate this wxy. u Is oevaons that
they arr the only genuine cure for PHimoa-
ary Con ,nm ption Each bottle OF this in
valuable medicine il accompanied bv fnii
directions. DIR. >cheuek IL professionsHs
II his priacipal Office, corner sixth ana Arcn
streets, Philadelphia, every Monday where
III letters for s5rice must be addressed.
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SHERIFF. SALE.

By virtue OF special execution to me
directed. issued from the office OF the Clerk
Of the District Court in and for The county
of Ced, and State Of Iowa, In favor Of
James 8. jenkins, and against Perry Lee
and Melinda Lee, Ihave levied upon the FOL.
lowing property as the property Of tie said
Perry Lee and Melinda Lee, to wit:
The east half ~ Of the northwest quarter
Il A. and the northwest quarter q ~ OF the
northwest quarter q y OF section No. three
81, In township No. eighty tso), north OF
Range four az, west OF the 5thprincipal me.
ridian, containing one hundred and twenty
acres, more or less, and situated in Cedar
county, Iowa.
And shah of er the same for sale at the
court house door, in the town Of Upton, IN
said county, IN Saturday The Sd day Of
June, A. d. 1877, at one o'clock, p. N. Of
said day to satisfy said execution and costs
that may accrue thereon
Dated this cath day Of May, a. ID. lss7.
A. B. MAYNARD,
23w3 Sheriff OF Cedar Co, la.
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.Nrr xrAn uUo8 ~ EuuEA
DR.. C. MeLANE'S
cELHBRATED
LIVER PILLS,
ron THE erRs o.
Hepatitis or Liver Complaint,
DYSPEPSIA AND SICK HEADACHE
symn,oms Of a Diseased Liver.

Symptoms OF a Diseased Liver.
TAIN in the right side, under theedge
of the ribs. increases on pressure
sometimes the pain is in the leftside; the
patient is rarely able to lie on the left
side; sometimes the pain IS felt under
the shoulder blade, and it frequently ex-
tends to the top of the shoulder, and is
sometimes mistaken for rheumatism in
the arm. The stomach is affected with
loss Of appetite and sickness; the bowels
in general are costive, sometimes alterna-
tive with lax the head is troubled with
pain, accompanied with dull, heavy
sensation in the back part. There is
generally considerable loss ofmemory,
accompanied with a painful sensation Of
having left undone something which
ought to have been done. A slight, dry
cough is sometimes an attendant. The
patient complains of WEAKNESS and de-
bility; he is easily startled, his feet are
cold or burning, and he complains of q
priekly sensation of the skin; his spirits
are low and although he is satisfied that
exercise would be beneficial to him, yet
he can scarcely Summon up fortitude
enough to try it. In fact, he distrusts
every remedy. Several of the above
symptoms attend the disease, but cases
have occurred where few ofthem existed,
vet examination ofthe body, after death,
has shown the LIVER to have been ex-
tensively deranged.
AGUE AND FEVER.
DR.. c. McLANE's LIVER Pills, IN
CASES OF AGUE AND FEVER, when taken
with Quinine, are productive Of the
most happy results. No better cathartic
can be used, preparatory to, or after
taking Quinine. We would advise all
who are afflicted with this disease to
give them A FAIR TRIAL.
For all Bilious arrangements, and a
a simple purgatiye, they are unequaled
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
The genuine DR.. c. MeLANE's LIyEE
Pills are never sugar coated.
Every box has red wax seal on tht
lid, with the impression DR.. MeLAsE''
LIVER Pills.
The genuine McLaNE's LIVER PHI
bear the signatures of c. MeLANE ant
FLEMING Bios. on the wrappers.
nay Insist on your druggist O
storekeeper giving you the gennin
DR.. c. McLANE's LIVER Pills, pre-
pared by Fleming Bros, Pittsburgh, ia
Sold by all respectable druggists AM
country storekeepers generally.
To these wishing to give Ds. c. McLAsrs LIVE
Puts trial. ~e xl mail pos: paid 70 any part Of II
United States. box os Pfs tor twenty-five cents
FLEMING BROS. Pittsburgh. pa