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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1877-08-16
Stalking Tomato Plants.

Stake your tomato plants now, before
they fall over and grow sprawling along
the ground. Drive stake four or five
feet high, close to each plant, with two
or three cross-p;eccs foot long, nailed
on it. Nip off every lateral branch that
starts from the main stalk, above the
leaves, and tie the plant to the stake as
it grows, with course twine. For early
fruit, select three or four of the most
forward plants, and pinch off not only all
the laterals, but the main stalk, !. few
inches above the first cluster Of blossoms
You thus divert all the vigor of the plant
into one cluster of fruit, and can ripen
tomatoes two or three weeks ahead of the
other plants. We have had twenty-four
fine " Trophies - making cluster as large
as one could cover with hat, ripening
the most Of them in July, by this process
Under favorable condition of soil and
culture, on singlcstalk system, tomato
plants will grow five or six feet high, and
ripen as many clusters of fruit-cleaner,
better in flavor, larger and earlier.
Eating Fruit.
While few articles of food are more
or less injurious than unripe fruit, still it
is almost impossible to take too many of
those that are ripe, fresh and perfect
when eaten in their natural state. The
earlier in the day fruits are
eaten the better. Their healthful
qualities depend on their ripe acidity, but
if sweetencd with sugar not only is this
acidity neutralized, but the stomach is
tempted to receive more than it can di-
gest, and if cream he taken with them
the labor Of digestion is increased No
liquid of any description should be
drank within an hour after eating fruits.
nor should anything else be eaten within
two or three hours thus, time be-
ing allowed for them to pass out of the
stomach, the system derives from them
all their enlivening, cooling and aperient
influences. The great rule is, eat fruits
and berries while fresh, ripe and perfect
in their natural state, without eating or
drinking anything for at least two hours
afterwards. With these restrictions, fruits
may be eaten in moderation during any
hour Of the day, and without getting
tired of them, or ceasing to be benefited
by them during the whole season.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1877-08-16
Crossing the Boundary Line.

The Galveston Neus San Antonio
special says Lieutenant Buttes crossed the
Rio .Grande on the 4th and rccaptured live
stolen horses and returned to the Texas side
on the 5th. Major Schofeld arrested IS
Valedez filibusters at Eagle Pass. Valedez
himself was at Laredo and warrant was is
sued for his arrest, but he escaped Escobcdo
and party are at Laredo without funds.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1877-08-16
Checking Ch1nese In~s~r.Aa>--

A deputation of Chinese merchants re-
Gently waited on Senator Morton in San Fran
cisco and requested him to introduce bill In
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1877-08-16
Arranging for Sitting 8.ll.s Return.

Selling Arms to Inasans Prohibited.
Immediately after the session of the
Cabinet OH the 7th, President Hayes issued a
eneral order prohibiting the sale of arms and
ammunition to the Indians, and revoking all H.
cences to trade with thom I'm such articles.
Military commandants are charged with
the duty Of assisting in the execution of the
order.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1877-08-16

Public WOrk for Labororo Demanded.
The central council and comm ittee of
safety of the labor league of this district have
presented resolutions to the commissioners of
the District Columbiat o-day setting forth the
utter destitution prevalent among the white
and colored workingmen of the district, the
lawful and orderly manner in which they con-
Quoted themselves during the recent strikes,
and earnestly requesting the commission
ers to raise a loan of $3.50, 900 instantaneously,
and set 1000 men at work at once on the pub
lie improvements, and the league further
pledge themselves to use their influence with
congress when it assemblies to pay the loan
and deficiency with interest. The commiss.
toner's say they will give the subject prompt
attention.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1877-08-16
Canal Blockade Removed.

After Governor Carroll, of Maryland,
had issued proclamation commanding all
persons obstructing legitimate travel upon
the Chesapeake & Ohio canal to dispcrse at
once, and calling upon all law abiding citizens
to aid the authorities in the arrest of persons
engaged in rioting and the destruction of pro.
perty, the regulars and militia to the num-
Der of 800 went to st. Johns Run and raised
the blockade of the Chesapeake & Ohio canal,
arresting nine obstructionists, including the
ringleaders.
DaMaxes for tho He.sAea Chlaee.
A claim for indemnity for destruction
of Chinese property in San Francisco during
the recent riots is to be made against the
United States government. Application will
be made through the British minister at
washington, as China has no ministerial rep
resentative there, and the parties injured en-
igrated from the British port f;Iong Kong.
The claims will aggregate about 100000, up.
wards of half Of which is actual and the re-
mainder for constructive damages.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1877-08-16
Steamship Seizea fer smux<,a.r.

The steamship Denmark, at the Nation
| al line, which arrived at New York on the 10th
from London, has been seized by the revenue
authorities for frauds on the. revenue. The
officials will keep possession of her till she
is bonded in the United States courts.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1877-08-16

Congress modifying the 'Burlingame treaty
and levying tax Of $10O upon every China.
man landing in America, the proceeds to be
devoted to paying the passage back to China
OF those Cinnamon who desire to return but
lack means. They also desire to induce the
steamship companies to modify their rates 60
as to reduce the cost Of passage to China to
$3o, while the fare from China hither shall be
put at 40. Their object is to discourage
Chinese immigration to this country and this
conclusion has been reached in view of the
strong feeling existing here against them and
which has resulted in destroying their pro.
pcrty, subjecting them to personal violence
and TO an utter disregard OF their rights under
existing treaties which both State and Ma.
tlonal governments have failed to enforce.
The Presldeat's Policy Denounced In
Ohio.
A meeting Of the anti-aaministration
Republicans was held in Columbus, Ohio, on
the night of the 9th which adopted resolutions
bitterly denouncing President Hayes for his
Southern Policy, and declaring that the second
resolution adopted by the Cleveland conven.
ton is Inconsistent with Its professed declara-
tions Of fidelity to the principles of the Rcpub.
lican party, and is a falsehood adopted solely
or party cxpediency, a libel upon the Repub-
icans of Ohio, and unworthy of the grand rec
rod Of the Republican party. resolution
was adopted inviting Republicans throughout
the State to correspond with them and advise
as to the course to he pursued during the
present campaign. An executive committee
was appointed to receive such correspondence
werkanEmen's Nominations I'm Ohio.
A mass meeting Of workingmen, held
at Columbus on the night Of the 18th, adopted
resolutions dcnouncing the Republican and
Democratic parties and Hayes administration,
and appointed an executive committee to take
steps towards calling State and county con-
ventions to nominate full workingmen's
ticket. At Cincinnati, August II, a mass
meeting Of workingmen nominated the fol-
lowing State ticket: Governor, L. H. Bond,
Of Cincinnati; lieutenant governor, Frank
Skadd, of Cleveland; State treasurer, L. A..
Hine, OF Cincinnati; clerk of the supreme
court, Fred. Arnsperger, Of Cincinnati; board
of public works, Peter McGeerey, of Xenia:
school commissioner, Peter II. Clark of Gin
cinnati.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1877-08-16

It is understood that the Cabinet has
considered plan which has the appro
val Of the Secretary Of War and the General of
the Army, to raise the regular army to $4,000
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1877-08-16
The Last Of tho 1t. Louas Whisky Rlnx
Released.

The case of John A. Joyce formerly
Revenue Agent under John Mcdonald and
last OF the whisky thieves suffering punish.
ment by imprisonment in the jefferson City
Penitentiary, has been decided by Judge
ktckcl of the Z, 8. Court, who discharged the
prisoner on the ground that the court which
sentenced the prisoner could not infict Gu
mulative punishment or pass judgment on
more than one conrt of an Indictment.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1877-08-16
Acquitted On arouna >fHn..ratv.

In the trial of Professor Pike for the
murder offs. 8. Jones, Of the Religio-Philoso
phical Journal in March last in Chicago 1.-THE
jury on the afternoon Of the 7th, rendered
verdict of acqnittal on the ground of insanity.
Papers were read showing that the defendant
had been an inmate Of q lunatic hospital in
Massachusetts, and also of the insane ASYLUM
in Blackwcll's island. Pike was remantled to
jail to await transportation to the insane
asylum.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1877-08-16
The Secretary Net - 10 Anuoyea hv
| Creditor.

Acting Secretary McCormick, has issu-
eda circular to employees Of the treasury de-
partmcnt, stating that the credit Of the gov
ernment required the duties to be performed
by honorable men, and the secretary would
not be annoyed by creditors, seeking their
just dues from clerks; that It was, expected all
Just debts would he paid, and II clerks refuse
topay just debts they will he charged with
fraudulent practices and recommended for
dismissal by the chiefs of their respective
bureaus.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1877-08-16

me hoppers have departed from Sauk
Tenure. Stewart Duncan one of the old set
tlcrs tn OF West Union died recently Of lung
lever; ls g. a section of country between Osakis
discovered by the hoppers and is reported t. t.
yield most abundant crops.
WABASHAW. :!
A few days ago little son Of Austin
Wiswell, of Lake City, strayed out into the
harvest field where his father and crew were
running reaper, and lying down in the
standing grain fell asleep. Shortly after. the
machine passed along and the driver not see
1ng the little fellow, the sickle passed over
MIN lacerating his body and limbs terribly.
, 1877-01-01
NurppaiGhe Nadridten.

gNursbmrg. yet Der N%bseoronetcn=
mabl wuroen Die 50. 9oliwartb uno
Gonraoi als NbS%soronete uno Appcq'
ratb unseu,ad uno Y%lrgsrmsilter Otto
Don Ysioiussfelo oils grlae mannsr nit
&C sesen 81 Stimmen 9ewdblt. DAMMIT
1T Die nit 10 pislem Mufwanoe Don uu'
sere6ti9teit bon Der altramontaneu
&ammsrmebrbeit psrnl1t:ts 8abl Der
.bieliseu freilinniseu Ib9eoronsten nsu'
erbinss ais @slinnun9sausorud De.
Msbrbsit u~nlsrer StaOt beltati9t wor'
Den.
ImbroGus &ass fat BEL Dem 36nis
UNI @snebmisuas ieinsr &eisnation
aui ben bildoFihsa Stubl oon WIra'
burg nadseiudt, "a er Die Iar i'm ais
OrosuSmaun srioroerlide papltliAe
Dispsnis nidt %srlausen fonnte.
Wadbem nunmebr in u%uieren iranfi=
iden 2asen Die Wsinleie nabe;u beenoet,
1T iiber oas Gielultat oerielben Tolgen.
oss su beriht.u: Quantitatiu baben mir
eiuen Der serinsitea Sabr9dnse Dor uns,
ba Sas @%rtra9niB nod butter Den Be-
lA,ioenlteu Grwartumgsn 3uriidblieb.
Sn seoedt sewel.nsn Weinbsrsen bhrfte
elm Drittbeil, in nnseoedttn taum elm
6anit.l zines suteu 9srbtes elnsetban
wOrosn iein. ye3Ialid Der Qualitdt
baben mir Is ben bsrrlihsn Iasen oes
St,ober su oanfeu, oaB oas Sabr 1876
nod gu ben mittelmaBts suten 9ersd)net
peroen barf. Sbwobl mir uns elnes
li6sren urtbsila Dor u~ollenbster @dbs
ruus ~entbaltcu, alauben mir bod oaS
oiesiabris. @swaAs awIlhsn benz 1874
unb 1851, benz erltsn iid msbr II
ndberab, sinreiben 81 birisn. Die sroB:
j3abl Der in uislen Srten nnb 0aseu
poraenommensn Observation-Disclosures
.rsab b%uraidalttlid bel btn Sasen er.
fen Wan9s 1870 @rab, psreln ,elt
bis 100 @rao, bel Sasen 3wsiten Ians
ses 1916 Grab. bel Ya9en oritten
Nau9ss 62-75 Grab na@ Oshsle.
Yis Jest beidrautt lid Der @lntani, Oh.
wobl lid) cine lebbaIte Nad irase conlta'
tirsn laBt, in iunssn Weinsn aui ben
notbuenbislten 9eoari, iuossSsn De
ieitber 3ismlid o.rnadlalTatea 1875er
lsbbaiter 9sfraSt uno su srb0bten Brei,
len sefautt weroen. Yon Den uns bes
ianut ssworosnsm Mbidlaisn bewe9en
fd bic Yreiie ,wiiden ID uao 40 Ds.
per 100 2iter Mof.
2sraum(&weia. &c s1itirt bier elm
Wsrein unter Dem Ramem Club tss
, 1877-01-01
9nlanoi(ae pspe(Aen.

RutIanb, ct. 80. 9cs. Ser Mon.
trealer Ggpreb3us brad lurS na@ Mit'
turodt bur6 Die iuolid BON her5tation
Yitisfielb belinblide Bride unb wuroc
ibsilpeiie ssrtriimmert. Soueit mar er'
mittelte, sinsen feline Menl6enleben
Derloren.
2ouispilIe, 80. De3. Bci Musu+
Ita, 3d., ertranfen seitern 7 unbetannte
iunge Mdnner bel einem @sriu6e, Den
Ohio ouf Dem Gle gu iiberidreiten. 3
2ei4en uuroen aufsefunoen. Mue Ser
unslidten itammten aus Olopia, Obio.
, 1877-01-01
neutft telfsr. ptue(1sa.
Ser &rieg i'm Orient.

Qonhon. 80. SIS. Ser Wiener
0orre5poneent Der rSimes" t%elesropbirt
boB in Der @isun9 ter Gonferenb ON
Iebten 9onnsrtase bsIdluIen puros,
ben WoHeniti0tano bis gum 1. Msdr5
al p~erldngern.
Oie Gabinotsibun0 in Wicn Ioa sire
8erothuns iiber rie 3pttwenoisfsit ei'
rsr geiebuns gosniens bur6 oitrei6l'
19s Sruppeu gum 3mfds acboht baben.
Sic Wiener Correspondent Der
Shines" hdlt Die 8trldnssruns beg
WaHenti1itanoes fir elm aiinitisss Sci
den fir bos 3uitanoetommen einesGin'
psritdnbniies.
Cine Miener 9epeide Der .Ncps"
meloet, bab in Der ouieJtIt am lesten
Gonertas it%attsefunbensn &obineisfs=
ing beldloHsn puroe, Die Yeiesans
Ssrbicns our6 &ublauo fir 9enii9enoen
@runo ansuis6en, I'M 9osnien onrd
6itreidiide 5ruppen 81, beieben.
Sic n9ailp N,ps" perDhentli9t cine
Ssnlotionsnadri9t, nod wcl6er Die
Bepolmddtistcn an lebten 0onucr fa-
ee Der Yforte sleidlautenoe Roten por-
lesten, ,pelden, i'm Sale bic Yfortc Die
8or1dldee periuerfe, elm uitimatum
&nblanos fol9en wiiroe.
, 1877-01-01
S9redli@er Giienba9n- umfaa
in Ohm.


GIepelanb,2 80. 9es. Gin Idreds
li9er Babnunfaa bat iid bel @lbtabula,
Obip. :.erei9net. Gin Toe itlid aebenher
3us Der. 2afe= Sbore.Yabn" brad bur9
cine e%ilerene Bride uno itiir5te aug elmer
60be bon Is SUB in Die Siefe biaab.
Gs perIautst. Sab lieben puHasiermas.
sons, Der grprebuasson uno ale Sc.
pddiaden perbrannten. llnsefdbr Der
FINITE She'll oaer YaHusiere purosn &C..
tnbtst. As Stunosn bat rs ununterbro-
den scidueit, uno elm 10 beftise Sturm
iuiitbet geaenwdrtis. bah es idpieris 1T.
Na4ri9ten bon Der unslidstatte gu ct,
balten.
Gin Ggtrusus nit @eratcn, &rantsn.
tpdrtsrn uno alien n0tbisen Silismit-
teln 1T ioeben BON bier mad Mibtabula
a%6sesansen. Das Msttsr an Dem leb-
tsren Orte miro INNER tdlter. Bis isbt
iino nar 4 2eiden aus ben Sriimmern
be~rporseboIt 'porbsn. Ser 9immsl 1T
iebt tlar, unb Der S9neefaI bat aufge.
bort.
Man i@dst oab ii@ IT'S paHasiere
ouf benz 3use befanbsn. bon ,ueldsn ,ue.
nieitens Elm Drittel enttpsosr our9 ben
Stura. our4 Grtriaten. gifrieren ODER
@srtrsansn um's 9sbsn fam. Ser 3us
, 1877-01-01
Werito.

Brownsville, Set, 40. Scsbr.
Gin &ourisr 1T nit 9ia6ri9tcn aus Dem
Snrern pou Nlegico bier ansetommen ::
Gen. Gio5 bat Nueretaro beiebt.. uno
SslsIias ii9 na@ @uanaiuato surildse=
5osen. Ser Ssri6t boB Gen. @scobeoo
erj6oIien uno2eroo sefansen woroen lei
1T unbeerunbst. sic beianoen li4
Ma5atlan.
Sic omeritaniiden Gaufeute in Mas
tamoras bitten Die Ser. Staatep lin
Sdub.
, 1877-01-01

Sn 6on 6ranci;en bat cine Mmeri-
tanerin ~ous hen hclien 6 ellen" Trduz
lcin isonnp Walter einen ebineien, nb'r
einen reidrn. osheirat6't uno beiBt jes'
Wooams Nb @ab. Sic Sronnng oe'
lhnb ourh hen foutaiiid driltliArn
gbineien< Wiiiirudr @ition. Mnoam
Nb Wob bs,ppbut nit i6rem oeIber
Mdnnhen Gin mites 6d,lshen nit pier
9erdumigen 3immern INN nit slnen'
@driden Dor Der 5bire. Sic weiBe
Game mar weiie senus. lid Ton ibrem
Soften, Der gang in rer Ndhe 'einer
Wobnuno eintrdNlides Woidhaus be.
trcibt. $4,000 ous,ablen 81 loisn, nm
fir o~rinaenne Ndlle, uie &eilcn ooef
eerol. itcts q~eriiltct su lein. Sie elantt
pon ibrem Dianne @inselnheltcn liter OIL
oebeimen dineilden Sribunale onsfni'
ihen all tDnnen. uno tann blerourh tu'
Stcpt uno Staot nod BON polltlldef
2corufune merosu sic Iebt lolpeit mt
ihrcm Manne, ben tic in entl@ieoener
@ei5e untcr DEM 9ontoffel bat, aans
olidlid. Gr bdditi9t tie nl6t onrd
iiberorobe 3drtliht'itsn, neil Sos &d1tn
oenGbinsitn iiterbaupt unhefonn' 1T uno
ldhsrlid portommt. lelbf umarmun9en
oelteu MIR beoinoungsluelle aIs anltnns
bia. Wenn lie inn ale 5pei oosr bret
9ose Den 3opf matt nno oenleIben bon
oben nod nntsn ltrcidt, 10 ldBt er ei1
!eiles Gnurren BEG Moblbebasens bDren
uao lit oann gu @elhcnfen uno le!bit 81
Mitlb eilunseu iiber @c6eimniIle ssrei9t,
lobolo 1ie i'm aber zen 3opf pom Gnoe
mad bemGopfe gu, alio ssgsn oenStrid
itreidt, fdnst ct al. onf 4lnsNlh NOR
Oeyii6 au flu4en.
aus bemStaat &anias miro aeidrie
ben: Stir cirsu bartcn Wintcr ipridt.
oab Die 8hfiel our 3sit ueiter I'M @iioeu
erl6eineu, ole felt Is Sabren uro oaB
bic 6ancnneGer in ierucn Be1en nebr
Bclstbieyc funssn, Acknowledgements
tea.
@iae folldc !3ebaooQaraote Der
,9~eatioualbant pou Wiuncie. 5no," 1T tn
@irfulatioa.
, 1877-01-01
NirainiQ @toat8<Wd5e1If
tasltp bsraassssebsn BON
3pbn 8. Vein
DO. 81 3m6lfte strase.
3ttAmonb, V a.
Wretie Der Aajei9en:

$500. .,n mnI $075
Gin sauare, ,met Wdl -.
Gin Sanare. bret Wldl. ~
Gin Square. cine 9eD6e ~
Gin Sdudre, etnen Wcndt ~ ~
Gin Sanare. bret @cnats low
Hr5s.re Nn,.taen tert tn tristr SersHnet.
Nht ,b,r mentasr a.i rb,lben einen Square.
nut Nn1etsen fnb TN gsfaus au satlen.
Die 3eituna Nib IN Nta mont ntn UNI
Meaenb BON ben 3ragern tar IS 4ente per
Wche auseetraeen.
, 1877-01-01

puroe BON 2 2ofumotiuen se,osen; cine
oerielben blieb ouf Der Bride iteben.
lpdbreno Der iibrise 3ug 1inabfiirSte.
glepeIanb, 80. 9e;br. Sotpelt
man biz iebt eriubr, murosn 81 Yerlo-
men %perwunoet; ,pie piele nnperlsbt el't=
tomen, lit seeenwdrtis in Grfnbrun9 5u
brinsen. Ser GypreB'uaason iuuroe
p%onndnbis sertriimmert. Ser 3u9 be'
Iano aus feds 8oiIaaierwnsson uno
.inem ober awei S6laflpo9sors.
Sos 6olswsrt Der @assons 1T jeBt
uonfdneis BON benz Gsuer ,erltOrt; ss
Tam ieooh Dor 3osesanbruh rpen'g &c.
iden, I'm bic 9ei@en ul'ter Dem Wrade
bcruor5ubolan.
Ser Gytrosua mtlder i'm I'll uhr
hier nod Mibtabula ab9ing, bate III 2
Stunben in 6olse beg tiefen S6nse's
crit 30 Nesilcn, bic 9aIfte oss We9es,
Nriidgelegt.
, 1877-01-01

Gde Der 1lten uno Wfain Ctr.
NGbsres iibtr bic SsrIbtepsnen 8laNsn nnb
Der Qebrarten fbhnen bel prcf. 0aubt Nc.
IL Galt 8rpab Strabe, cesr in Der Neabs-
mic erftast ipeYren.
Die n%eulten Edu;e ueroen selebrt.
DIR llntirri9t fir iunse Oamen, NGtHen
unb 4nabeu, Tnbet Mittwots unb Gonna
benbs. Namittags BON 4 bts 6 ubr, ben Der
etrrsn Dienfaes anb 8reitass,.. Nbsnbs BON
8 bic 10 llbr, Rattr MI Int
, 1877-01-01
@epr9e @ibion, ir.,
(WahfSIder 0 Re[paa & Gib1pn.1

y 0. 1907 MAINS tr0Ee {.
Smpprteur unb Gambler in
alien Sorten Eorsellan. unb @las,
Maaren, louie in oeridieoenen
Mrten 9auSbaltuu9sse-
rdtbibaften.
Sd babe foeben birstt RON Der GabYif III
1imoess, Granfri@, cine irii1e Senbuna,
ron BEN beitn fran;GFiuen MOtsartifsln IN
Wlaswaaren, melte (H febr fir Salouns unb
WirttlHaften eienen, srbalten unb bite has
publitam mid ~ beiu1sn. ba id fsts srtStis
bin meine Maarsn ~ ;efasr.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-06-24
PrecaVerSe dc las VileS
FALsIF1cAcroNEs EN- NUEvA-YoRK
De Las PildOras y Ell Unguento
DE HOLLOWAY.

yiles imitaciones eontrahechas de " Las Pildoras
el Unguento de Holloway" Sc tabrican SO venden
bajo ell nombre de s..s, Holloway ' C s nor
!. I. Henry, Cur ~ ~ rany c. . DrOguia.
"a de Nueva- orK, "a RA con ana supuestA
marca qe patente yskSzRHs asi: Mercaderes sin
escrupulos las oD- IA "a uenen precios m ui
lnnmos, de la de- NW ~ noninada cnsa. ES-
tas composlcloneS - de ningun .valor So
expenden al pupil co como mis- leXiti.
mas Pfldoras Ungdento.
Apelo pues, muy encarecidamente los amigoa
y los demas en las Republicans Hspano- -Amerieanas
a cuyas manos esta llegare mas espeaialmenfe
las madreS dc famia otras seMoras parY cue s0
5irvan prestarme Su auxilio. en- cuanto puedsn an
denunciar este des carado fraude fraguad0 en- Nue.
va York precayiendo sus amigos, fin de due 1o
Sc les engahe cQmprar estos a6mpestds dee p4AciA
bles titulados Pildoras y Unguento de H0lloWaVN
cue lleven algunos r6tulo de Nueva- York On eliog
Antes de eomprar, eXamlnese con mueha caut0la
el r6tulo 81 Boe la GAIA para cerciorarse 81 ost6
la direction de $780, Oxford Street. London pues 81 no
gano
Cada Bote Gaia de las Medicines Legitimas lava
q Itnbre del G0biesno B,.itdnco con las palabras
Pildoras y Unguento de Holloway London Q graha-
daS 81. En- el r0tuo eSta la direction 53a Oxford
Street. London. ell donde unicamente SO fabfcan
ha-Se invita- d las personas que sean tiefraudadas
Unguento de Holloway fasihcadoa, para srue ae sir..
van comunicarme los bormenofes. innlediatdmtJH.
te hare formalizar processes legaes contra lSs fbH
sores, y recompensare lberalmente a los DelatorFa
por el trabal0 que SO tomen, pompromoti6nd6mnE
que no haya tra5cendencia do sus nOmbres - Firma:
do TOMAS HOLLOWAY. - L6ndres, Mario IL Xe
1875. y -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-06-24
PldoraS Holloway.

Las virtudes do esta admirable medicina son es.
toda impnreza En- los casos de debidad. ella es In
comparable, al paSo que cura raaicAInente las IN.
DIGESTIONES los des6rdenes generates del Hfra.
90 del Est6mago de los INTEsTINOS. esta6le.
males. Dchas Pildoras renueyan asi misnio las do.
lencias sue suelen afigira las MUJEliRH Il logar
esta q la edad eritica. e~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-06-24
Unguent0 Holloway.

Este incomparable Balsamo sana los MALES DE
P1ERNAS DE PECHO. las Llagas antiguas, y a6n
las Ulceras e1yo origen no convene mencionar on
:utaneas no hay remedio igu8l al UNGUENT0 HO.
LLOWAY. al que millares deben la salyaeion t0nto
de sus brazos plernas como de Sus existenciaa.w -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-06-24
VaDOr americana HUNTSVILLE
DE | 200 ToNELADAs
SU CAPTAIN, WEIR.
Linea directa mensual para los z. Unidos,

Este c6modo s6lido yapor seguira hacien-
do srs yiajes peri6dicos entire Nueya- York Y
esta lsla, tocando en- San Juan, Mayagtiez y
Ponce
Llegara aqni procedente de Nneva- York el
dia 30 dc cada mes, regresara Ii dias des-
pues.
Precio de Pasaie, S IS ORC en- Ia camara
Flete tipos Inodieos segun la cantidad de
earga.
Ademas, este yapor tomara hete en- otros
puertos de la Isla, siendo de alguna importan
cia
Para otros pormenores dirjhse sus eonsg-
natarios:
SILVA a. Co San Juan
Gil DE -CIIOUDENS. - MayagueZ.
PASTOR MARQUEE 4 Co. - Ponce.
Hta 10 Az.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-06-24
sEGUSDo yIAJE MESsuAL.
RITA OBJ
SiLTDA.

Cuando el mes anterior tenga 81 dias las llcgndas
salidas seran un dia antes en- el primer viaje men
suai. En- los meses lie Julio Octubre Dicicnlhrs. Q
yap0r inglfs egara este puerto en- los dias scaaa
dos & un din despucs.
Para comod!dad de los pasajeros ell yaror de Ii
Isla evara un infSrpfete.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-06-24
CSDNaEsANEA REAL
DE VAPORES CORRE0S INGLESES,

Serncio eatre Sdnto Doniago Puerto Plata los Perto
DE- Iaerto- Rico. Santlt6maS Europa otros Daises.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-06-24
Vapor "Manaeld" captain PiNamii.
YrAJE PUERTO Rico PoR Ell SUR DE SANTo DOMINGO
sEdUN Ell sIdUIENTE ITINEEARIo.
I D. A
RETORNO.
CONSIGNATARIOs.

N,,rv4rAs srss. d. p s. Dolz v Comp.-GIBARA.
Sncesores de- Silva Rodriguez Comp.-BAKAcoA. K.
Alayo Comp-CgBA sFes & : p l. los gsz S2mbb Bon
min Bernet0-AGUADIIl.AS Sras. Amell, Julia Ca
PUERTO Rico. Sres. Iriarte.- Harmano de Cafacena
VI Nomns ANTH6NIAs SrcS Lamb Comp.