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BREVITIES.

COLD feet in winter can be prevented
by washing them in alcohol and salt,
and rubbing well with a rough towel
wear, also, woolen or merino stockings
and thick boots.
LINoLEUM is a great discovery. The
natural color of this superior floor COW
ering is soft brown, upon which null
titude of chaste designs are imprinted in
the usual way. 1t is noiseless, imper-
vious to moisture, and does net accumu-
late dust. 1t never shrinks or swells
like oil cloth, and will outwear by far
the best ever manufactured. All first
class carpet dealers keep it. 1t is called
Linoleum, which name is on the back of
every square yard.
I WISH to warn dyspeptics against
trying Dio Lewis's prescription-to 60
without superior a cure. I tried it
for a short time but long enough to
prove to me that if I hadn't changed
my course at once, 1 should not be here
now to tell this story, For the first few
nights I dreamed the most horrible
| dreams that ever visited the tortured
brain of one in the last stages of starva-
ton. But the road of the dyspeptic is
hard road to travel, and [ wouldn't
give in yet. The last night of my trial
| l was awakened out of convulsions Sc
strong that it was a long time be-
fore I could realize that / was ready to
go back to my custom of eating light
and early supper, which the following
day, l did, and have felt better evel
| Slnce.-M. W.
NJ. DoMINoU, of Roziere, France, has
invented an instrument for killing cater
pillars, described as follows: this instru
ment consists of brass tube four fee
long and about an inch in diameter, in
closing another of the same length
which is worked by telescope action
To one end of the tube is affixed al
India rubber pipe of equal length, witt
a mouth-piece. At the opposite end is
receptacle for oil, with fine spray noz
zle. Petroleum, being the most deadl.
liquid known for the destruction o
caterpillars, is used. By means of thi
pipe the nest is reached, and the nozzl
is introduced. The operator place
the mouth-piece of the Indi;
rubber tube to his mouth, and spray o
oil is blown into the nest, causing tn
immediate destruction of the insects with
out doing any injury to the tree. This lit
tie invention has been adopted by tn
French Minister of Public Works, fo
the cleansing of trees on the public high
way, after having been tested by the en-
gineer-in-chief in charge of the publ
thoroughfares in the Department of tn
| SoiOa
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For the ComplexiOn.-To prevent

For the Complexion.-To prevent
grease accumulating on the face bathe it
often with mild acids, as juice of lemon
or tomato diluted; rub the face deli
cately with towel several times day.
To render the complexion smooth and
soft, apply cold cream mixed with water
every night in winter time. In sum-
mer apply oatmeal water instead Be
ware of getting on too much of any such
preparation, as it renders an uncomfor-
table night and does harm to the
skin. If one using, powder in
the day time will wash it off and ap-
ply the above on retiring, much of its
evil effect will be obviated. Late sup
pers have more to do with muddy com.
plexions and heavy eyes than the girl:
realize. Never use cosmetic. They
contain lead. Lemon juice and sugar
mixed will remove freckles.
How to Soften Water.-Distillatio
is not necessary for softening water ren
dered hard by lime or magnesia dis
| solved in it by excess of carbonic acid
for it may be softened by simply add
| ing to it as much lime as will combin,
with the excess of carbonic acid B,
adding pint of lime water, to abou
fourteen pints of Thames water, most o
the lime in it is converted into nearl,
insoluble chalk, and the water yer,
much softened; the remainder of tn
lime, which is chiefly sulphate, may b
removed by adding a little oxalate O
| soda.
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TORONTO Globe: One day lately, at
the residence of Mr.. Lockwood, in Har-
row, Essex County, an invalid child was
lying on the floor, when the attention of
one of the members of the family was
drawn to it by hearing a buzzing sound,
which appeared to issue from the child's s
clothing. Thinking that a bee had be-
come entangled in its apparel, she lifted
the child from the floor, when she was
startled to behold large rattlesnake
glide from the place where the child had
lain. A cat which happened to be in
the room attacked the reptile, and was
bitten, from the effect of which it soon
died. A man who was about the prem
ises, being called in, dispatched the
snake, which was found to have seven
rattles. The child was uniniured.
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AMERICANS are apt to be scandalized
in Europe by the field labor of women !;
but VIC learn from the statements of the
special agricultural correspondent of the
Edinburgh Scotsman, that in this coun-
try, also, women are similarly employed.
Writing from the great settlement in
Kansas, he says: "The majority of those
who have settled here within the past
two years are Russians, and being work
ing people without capital, they have
reduced the cost of labor greatly. They
break prairie and plow land at 5s. or 6s
per acre, which used to cost 12s or 24s. I;
and for a days work Russian women
charge twenty-five cents, or Is, and ex-
cellent workers they are.
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HOME RECIPES,
Lemon Cream Pie.-One grated lemon

Lemon Cream Pie.-One grated lemon
one cup brown sugar; one cup cold
water; the beaten yolk of three eggs
two tablespoonfuis flour. Beat the
whites to a froth and stir in three table
spoonfuls of powdered sugar, and when
the pie is done spread it over the top and
return to the oven to brown.
Troublesome Feet.-Persons troubled
with feet that perspire or smell often
sively can effect permanent cure by
bathing them every night or oftener in a
strong solution of borax, using table
spoonful of pulverized borax to basin
of water; two or three weeks of such
treatment will probably be found suf-
ficient,
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GLEANLNGS FROM THE MUSE.
sLAM- BANG.
BY JOSEPHINE roLLAED.

Who Is this that enters my house?
Old Slam-Bang
Who never moves as still as a mouse?
Old Slam-Bang!
Right in with his heavy boots he'll stride,
Clipl clap! the doors must open wide!
And he dances jig on the parlOr floor,
With n whoop, and shrek, and a savage roar,
While the dishes rattle and shake with fear,
And anyone knows Slam-Bang is here,
Old Slam-Bang!
Where were you born, I'd like to know?
Old Slam-Bang'
Why need you hurry and skurry 50?
Old Slam-Bang!
If ever you mount lively steed,
You think he must travel break-neck speed,
Over the fences and over the stones,
With never thought about broken bones
Or anything else but to run and race,
And get your fun at a headlong pace,
Old Slam-Bang!
wish you wouldn't come into my house,
Old Slam-Bangi
When everything is as still a mouse,
Old Slam-BangI
For then the baby is wide awake,
And then the doors and windows shake,
And they might imagine, who heard the noise,
That instead Of one, there were twenty boys,
Re quiet a moment, / do enireat,
Or leave the house and go into the street,
Old Slam-Bang!
--Ba6dlo Commercial.
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wonder Upon wonder.

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publishers have resolved to give it'away to
all that desire to see it. Address by postal
card, F. GLEASON & Co., 73S Washington
Street, Boston, Mass
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etc, sent free to any one sending Fifteen
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Write now.
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A LOUISVILLE girl threw bottle con-
tanning her name and address into the
Ohio River. 1t was found by a youth,
and a marriage has resulted. The Pa
ducah Ne'os is alarmed lest, upon the
fact being generally known, the naviga-
ton of the river will be permanently
impeded.
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THE editorial staff of the Christian Union
(Horatio c. King, Publisher, 81 Park Place
New York;, comprises Rev. Henry Ward
Beecher and Rev. Lyman Abbott (Editors)
c. l.. Norton, John Habberton (author OF
"Helen's Babies" etc., Rev. L. w. Bacon
Mrs. II. w. Beecher, and w. II. Coleman
Price So. Four months, 81. A serial story by
Mrs. II. B. Stowe will begin in November.
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Rheumatism Quickly Cured.

"Durang's Rheumatic Remedy" the
great Internal Medicine, will positively cure
any case of rheumatism on the face of the
earth. Price, 81 a bottle, six bottles So.
Sold by all druggists. Send for circular to
Helphenstine d Bentley, Druggists, Wash
ington, ID. c.
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Mrs. General Sherman,

Wife of the General of the United States
Army, says: az have frequently purchased
Durang's Rheumatic Remedy for friends
suffering with Rheumatism, and in every in
cular to Helphenstine & Bentley, Druggists,
Washington, D. G..
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"YOU say Jones' scales aint good for moth
ing. It's your interest to lie agin 'em. So
Pll run the risk, as l have no money to pay
till Pm satisfied. l can buy Five Ton
Wagon Scale of Jones, of Binghamton,
Bnghamton, N. Y, for $50, on trial, and
freight paid at that"
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BURNETT's FLAvoRING ExTRACTs.-TNc
superiority Of these extracts consists n their per-
feet purity and great strength. They are war
ranted free from the poisonous oils and acids
which enter into the composition of many of
the Fictitious fruit havors now in the market
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adv. of THE INDEPENDENT, the great Reli-
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IHE value of the silks manufactured
in the United States averages $26, 900, 600
per annum.
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a good appetite, sound digestion and elastic limbs,
take TUTT's Pills. Then, if you poor, You will be
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Ifyou feel dull drowsy debilitated, have frequent
headache, mouth tastes badly, poor appetite, and
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VECETINE
Prepared by 4. R. Stevens, Boston, Mass,
vegetine is Sold by All Druggists.
CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED.


PULMoNA
which also recommended certain and radical cure
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ali W. bsnsaes symntems With if ds5g .aRst
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NIGHT SwEATs inyigorates the appetite, relieves the
flesh, and inducnd calm and refreshing sleep.
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of % bs d Is ha any
Female Disorders it is positirely uneQualed
PUILMONA supplies the place of ' Cough Mix
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e Mana a@ss ss 6ggf %sne % a Bg 5as{
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VfAyE oRDINARIo / SANFu6afAs PoE FL NoRrE
.4s8 H@s DE SANTo DOMINGO.
] D A
RETORNO
IDA

VrAJE < PUERTO Rico PoR III. SUR DE SANTo DOMINO
sEoux I'll sIGuINTE ITISrSAEIo.
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BANOS DE MAR
DE
$50 81 EGE a. q aD aa SAP.
TARIFA DE PRECI0s.

Por doce balos yalederos por Il das
lolu fila desde las ) lie hl mailana
lls / dc la misma Observation-Disclosures. 81
Por doee ba1os yalcderos por Is dias Il
h0ra fija dede las II dc In mailana las
dc la loeAe ..................... 81.
Por doce bailos 4alederos dnranto Ia
temporada para cualquier hopa da las
compreudidas enac las II dc Ia mafla-
M ales lode lo noche @ SO
Por ag haiIo para una personal enibaRo
general -. .s,3.t,...,..,,....,...s. cts. 10
Nota Los abonossse yeFi9Qar.sn renova,
ran eScluSyamcnteg en- casa dc, ,ia Slea Score;
ial'a de Ia JnntA de Dumas Gale de Ia Lima
udmego 80 principal 3-l3
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4n .VAPORES ESPANOLES
ENTIRE LIVERPOOL Y PUERTo-RICo.

~iJ % yapores Puerto REQ Rtgagtlez Rnce s-
Rnen sn earrenI dcsde Liyerpoo para los yaros puor-
sspas11 inforrnes Feferifss ii los Sres White. For-
man Comp. de Liverpool. y Il los representatives
SREs TATfafEE Y CoaTp., san J1nn.-S1si's. LIAuEi,
RaTDa n COMP Mayil.uez.--M IEcHEI-5 CONF.
Ponce.
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Ayiso ailos senores embaroadores.

~ Las licrcancias emberca as por los yapores de la
inea arriba expresada. que csuen este puerto des:
ie est, mes en- ;elante, pagarn ei tcte On vez de
Issess Ia libra sserIina al cano corriente dc gir9
an las fecas de las arripa3Qs. Las Gue pglien ei
fefc adaiaftstid en- liverpool Solo 50 les cchrara el
%. de eapa eI yez de 40 ~ seialado sobra letes
en- general. III. IL Oct'
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PildOras:j Holloway. y
Unguento Holloway. u

PIERNAS DE PECHO. las Llagas antiguas, akn
las Uleeras cay9 origen no conviene Ineneionar en
eutiiEeas no hay renedio igualal UNGUENHO no.
LLnWAY. al que millares deben la salyRciQn tant0
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yAPORES -CORRE0S TRASAILANIGOS
M ANTONIO LOPEZ Y COMP.

s r1o5 "a f.sta m nrto los dias A. - 014 % 2i DE-
Uda mas Saliendo do Ia Habana los dias 5. 10 q
de idem iden. 49,
agGI~ FI.ETEs DEsDE PUEi'To RICO
s.r3=A N Habana SIC toneladGs ICON 10 20 eapa
4 Cudiz.... SIS ideh. b
pr pASAJES DESDE PUERTO RICO
assA "a HABASA. CAdiz.
...cs ae O. 81 c. le G p G. So 6
500 ss4 SIG $500 sioo- $50
- ! Sus Cttsionatatios ScJaiaos de Ezq'siaga.
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CdlHaEsANHA EksGAE.
DE VAPORES CORREOS INGLESES

4 - NJ. II.
Seicicio etre Santo Doningo Puerto Plata los Puerto
de ueTto Rico. SdatttsRds, Europa voa'os pdiscs.
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INGLATERRA Y FRANCTA.
:. Al re&rasar el yapor de la Habana tocara ei
Puerto PIAZZA

b, Al regrssar q yapor de la Habana tocira Ell
Puerto Piara.
I3stos prt}cos sou en- oI'o q Ia pnrt
BE oNpcAd3n biletes Ge rcfofnu para tres mcScs
con una rebala de Is ps baeno por ano p;irn los
Yiales trlsatiltaos, scs n!esc2 para l> Antiliae
Sc hace un reba De IN se2to cn ln ipos estahleci-
dos n favor de las fanlliias pcro solo los ,asos
en- que 81 lmpoIte i passage 81 carsa totili-
dad por toda la tamilia furf iglta! al inpOlte total
del passage de elLtro pasiueroS adu!too dc Camara.
Al tSrmino fama, solo cOnprendc os padres, stls
kiIos SIS cliadOs. Ia rebaIa hari i;s per
sQapA que tOnCn biitctes de rcono, o 4 piisajerOs
1--WE to2en billees los prccos mas baiis para des-
de Europa,
Los nihos E.tpos DE 3 amos uno gratis, dc 8 i s la
cuarta parte. de II "a ..iif,ti,
Les pasaJeltls sra Fra;lctg 4 flahluier parte d.
Enropa IIcdan quedar IS dies ep IifgR!arra 81 asi
GUSTAV vice Ner9a los para lnSlaterrI g}t4dcn que
dar en- Iranca. LoS puslUefDs p0f C3tQs y}pOres
tcndrin e pFiglO de yiaJar 81 clnliGO de hiorrQ
entire Cherbours, Paris. Piyelouth LGlasrps ii una
rebAla de 10 p96 los emoanados on este puerto.
T2sta peOhibido a los pasfierOs. embarcando en-
este pEesto opgHE tcs sinO en- la 3geilcia dc In Ca
Gonsulado ipss its -fiieQ; el pasaje tornado bordo
faG;tii 10 ps ne se'Fegi !}s iaypres ,Iue salem de
San uall lDs dias Is II 90 fcoJhsll con los va
pores AM %rlcanos entire New oak / t}lSGt
Para pol IGNORES s0bre hetes. dirgir5e L, AGene
de Ia Companta.
La C9mpaaia asegura toda elase de yalorcs que
en- efeeIHo. taeieA Rfecloa1S joyes. SO cinbarlue
en- los vaIo:ts De it iii Gon sttno a EGrspa. san
Inoids ilatan@l, c1I;4!t-;T atfp Qunto dc S Iuta
I'll Agente. W. Il. PAuEf.
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Sc expidcn passages De ida Nueita yiiidos uor dos
NINOS.
Los nihos de los pasajetos que no tengan amos
cumpios. son .lcvados gratis Los que tengsn 3
amos cGmpidns hasa sin cumplir, pagar;ln i psa-
je Los que tenEan amo7 ru0ptos no lle%uen Il
II. pRgarau = pusne; de- Il amos on adeante pagan
pasajc entero. In de quc una flmiiia tonga &
3ninoS memories de amos. uno de elps solamente Sc
lleya gratis, los otroS pagaran i pasaJe
CRIAD0S.
Los criados de los pasajeros pagardn los yiujrs
trasat6ntcos, pasalc dc enircpuentr Ss1. Las crla
das pasara as , del preriu del pasaie segun IN
tearOria tunada pur amos: tenca drrsclIe Il
tStar en los salones sino el tempo rignrosamente
necesarO para el scrvicie de sus amos.
ltccom,ndnmos 4 los pasajcruS ns"riban sns
nombrrs lussar 4 donde van. cuuipajrs, en-
caracttres inteligibles Los pasaes eXpden hastG
una hoFa antcs de In sada de los yapores.
No so admiten fcte9 despues de In llcSada de los
yapores. Para mas informcs dirigirse ii los Consig.
natarios.
LLAURI. BoEDA CoNP.
Mayagiez II dc Fcbrcro de 1876
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SEGUNDo vIAJE 3fTSSUAI.
RITA ..R,''
S4LIDi.

Cuando el mes anterior teRca 81 dias. las legeda.
Saldas ser;sn IN diG antes e primer viRle men
sual. En- los mrses de Julio. OcubFc Dicichibre. q
yapor inglGs llesar este puerto los dias sehala
dos & un din deSpues.
Para comodid&d de los pasaieros ell vapor dc Ii
Isla llevara un intGrprete.
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reform 0
coNsTGNaTARIOs.

NuEvrTAs. Sres D. p s Dolz Comp.-GtBARA.
Sucesores de Silva. Rodriguez C2mp;-BARACoA. Ii.
Alayo y Cotnp-ylfyBA, Sses. ). y l.. les Comp.-
S.yros sDoMiN NGo Sr u. Juan Pou.-MtYkGhIZ, Don
min Rsrnedo.--sAGuApILLA Sres. Amel yulih Ca
PuElro- RICO Sres lriartc, Hcrrnano de Caracena
v Conn. -SlNTH6stAs. SfeAs. Lamb Comp
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-05-23

1e&I
Facil es presentar a La persona que deeea
adquirir una maquina de coser, I'M apafato dc
un golpe de vista agradable, y.cnya iaborn1s al
parecer buena, pero solo una larga eserie dc
amos de uso con satisfactorio resultads pueden
servirle de garantia. 30 .oI ,3fli0T9
La experiences ha deinostrado ,elaramente
que no hay maquina de eoser de ,doble pespun-
te superior la de ~ at ~ .tIitll
SINGER Y COMP. ,slfa
cuya agencia excllfsva ftie concedida IN linda.
dor de esta casa, nj hay maqnina enel mundo
que tenga tanta aceptacion como. esta.
Els sulnamente sencilla s6lida en- sli meca.
nismo, facil de manejarse y difcil de deseeia-
ponerse. agt.,..s.e sIs. ..,tc.g r,s-....,
Hay constante depGsito en- esta lnica .agen.
cia, y en- sus sucursales de la is.a s9lf0isflu
N. b. Mecinieos inteligentes yYn9 compile
to surtido de plezas accessories que la casa
tiene, la'ponen ell esta1o de cofnpotier cual.
quiera maquina, sea cual fnere 50 sistema.
Los trabajos Sc garantizan, y los precios son
muy equltativos, 3t'ftli 5lt8 ~ 3l}fR
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-05-23
LsTA DE pREc1os DE LOS pAsAJEs DE Ia c1AsE.
ridje ;Hensudl
RJTi s.B.'

En- "a so paltcs y en- u una cuarta Iarte De los
precios de Ia. los pIsiaras De 3; el>e han dc llevar
saFias.
CEandJ el vapor sale de este puerto 4 las de Ia
maEaLa. no 50 eypendera sninGun billcte en- dich,
dia ptro 81 tar& de de Ia tarlc 81 dia anterior
mas dt las lloriis acoataGhradas. a. s..
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-05-23
!. ss ass COMP DANEA
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
I1nrA DE Las INDIAs oCcIDENTALEs
PLAN DE Los Wales.

Eve, ,pnuNcIP1r /. LiSEA PRINCIPAL II.