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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-24
7. puMARs. PROPRIETOR.
Bank Exchange,

Bank Exchange,
MAIN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HILL
In hsynasds Block.
YfRsr.CLlss SALOON ~ EVERY
"A respect, q veil 90 general resort for busi.
nass men. AeomfortAbls snd quiet
READING ROOM
4. the rear Of the Saioos. .uspl,.d VIII .Ss
dAy.
4 CHOICE LUNCH:
Served up daily ., noon. IRE to the susiomsrs
o. .as Saloon q. n. PRICE.
Fredericksburg Saloon,
MAIN srRRRT,---....GOLD HILL,
Ashsrt distance ABOVE the SsvsO once.
:JonN TRExOSA. Prspvistss.
CHOICEST WINES, LIQUORS,
AI.Ks AND CIGARS.
And The Famous FREDERICKSBURG BKrn.
Acomsortsbie place Of public rssort. All the
.p~n and periodicals. OF the day. Every.
BODY Invited 20 drop In ant pro-peet. jam
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-24
MuRpHn AND ARSON.

BrFr,Lo. July 2i.-Ati Z O'Clock tho MOB
fired the Lake Shore paint shop and q num-
Der OF cars. The west6eld Company were
driven from their quarters after wounding
q number OF tho rioters. Some oil the
company were shot by the mob, who
had gained possession Of tho westfold
Company's Rlfes.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-24
The Pennsylvania striks.

lsrsciAL DrsrArcHks 70 rHr GoLp HuI
DAILY NEws.l
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-24

ton vas standing al the south side Of The
shaft when DAVE cAmo 10 him and spoke 70
him. He said. "Get out Of here you Cd
id cur. Leave the works, Cd d-n
you" Johnston replied that he was no
cur: that he was q man. and that NO man
had . right TO abuse him. He said that
DAVE had no authority TO put him out.
DAVE then said: III you don't leave the
works, I'll make you leave. you Cd DID
%n Of abb" Dave went up 70 the
oficc and came back with q shooter. which
he put very close TO Johnston's face. I
Johnston did not ask DAVE 10 como out
and fight him. Witness admitted that he
had recently been discharged from the
Justice mine.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-24

READfSd, July Zi-z A.. M.-Ihe killed.
and wounded, As reported. ia thirty.ssven
instantly killed, and seyenty.four soldiers
wounded.
BrruLEHEN. Pa. July 2i.--The Phila-
delphiA aud Erie train mon struck here
last night. This morning they compelled
the shoI hands and machinists TO strike.
Thus far no overt act has been committed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-24

TtuCs
The Kansas Pseinc.
ST. LOUIS. July 2+.-A Tim,s special
from Kansas City says that 1t . meeting
there last night, composed Of several hun.
dred hboring men aud railroad employees,
. resolution was adopted. the feature OF
which was that . demand be made by the
trainmen and trackmen upon the rail.
road authorities for Q restoration OF tho
wages 70 what they were January I. 1874.
Should the demand be refused they will
cease work at o o tomorrow. Tho
passenger and mail trains arc not 10 DO
intcrfeaed with. but freight trains will be
stopped; The Rock Island and Pacific was
the only road which took shipments Of
1.-Two stock for the East to-day. II looks
now ~ II the strike would extend 10 the
Trades-Unions. especially the coopers.
Two Mere STRIKES.
JERsEY err. July 2i.-Ths employees
Of the Delaware. LsckawannA and West.
ern. and the Delaware and Hudson Canal
Company have notified their Presidents
that they will discontinue work ct Q o'clock.
The Presidents have ssksd the Qsvsrnors
for tho protection Of their property.
The New York Press 90 che sit.
uastes.
NEW YoRx. July 2i.-Tho Herald says
fdioriAily eve Judge the number OF
actual strikers all over the country 70 be
mot greater than 5000, or at the most, TO-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-24

PuILApELruIA. July 2i.-Charles Clark.
charged with being q ringleader and incit-
ing riot In the Pennsylvania Railroad yard
last evening. was committed to-day In de-
fault Of 5000 bail. Robert Jamison,
Michael Moore. aud Mark Harris. also
charged with being concerned In the riot
were held. A special grand Jury has bsen
sworn for considering the cases OF the
rioters. and the judges are In session.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-05-30
flames
Lock Hospital
CORNER
Washington&FranHIin
CHICAGO.

CliICAGO.
Chartered by the
state of Illinois for
the CNprsS purpose
OF giving imlucdi-
aterolicfin all ease
ofprivate,,c chronic
and urinary dis
eases in Ell their
c-N.uLLunlLl finn l
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-10-18
HARLAN NOMINATED TO THE So.
PREME BENCH

The dispatches state that General Harlan of
Kentucky has been nominated to the Supreme
Benchby the resignation of Mr. Justice Davis.
Harlan is a man of very large physical pro-
portions-a big rawboned Kentuekian, in fact
He was Bristow's special friend and fugleman
at Cincinnati But we are never, not even in
this instance, to have our pleasure wholly
unmixed with pain The following heart
rending story reaches US:
Chicago, October IA Times Washington
special says that warm friend of Bristow's
says that Harlan's appointment as Supreme
Judge would be disgraceful one, as it would
be the result of lying, intrigue and the dis
honest betrayal of a friend who has never
been aught but the kindest man to General
Harlan. The correspondent then says that
Harlan has given the President to understand
through friends, that Bristow would not &C
cept the position himself, but personally de-
sired Harlan's appointment. By these repre-
sensations Bristow has been grossly betrayed,
but has been prevented by pride from unveil-
ing Harlan's duplicity.
Poor Bristow By and by he will know
how it is himself
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-10-18

We are free to confess that we are not tc
reckoned among the admirers of Fremont.
Somehow he always seems to be masquerading
in whatever place he is found. But he has
been busy man in his day, an adventurous
explorer and an active participant in large
and snowy enterprises. We are sorry to hear
of snch man coming to experience the pres
sure and worriments of poverty in his old age
for Fremont must by this time be quite an
old man. Lately his library and pictures
were sold at public auction. The bidding was
brisk, although on small scale, and COM
paratively large prices were paid for works of
no great merit, while standards sold low
Eight volumes of John Adams's work, ammo
tated by Charles Francis Adams, brought
forty cents each; four volumes of Macaulay's
England, eighty-fve cents cents; three VOL
umes "History of Royal Residences" with
one hundred colored engravings, facsimile of
original drawings by we'll known artists,
Sc. % each; Stephens's Northern Runic
Monuments of Scandinavia and England"
S. % for each of the two volumes. Among
the glassware to be sold are pieces with the |
family initials engraved thereon. Three por-
traits, two in oil, of the General grace the
art collection. It is said the sale is by
Sheriffs order
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-10-18
TOPPER DISCHARGED.

BY Mondays Reveille we are informed as
follows: The examination of TOPPER for the
killing of R. C. Allen was concluded last Sat
urday night about 8 o'clock and resulted in
the discharge of the prisoner, the evidence
all establishing conclusively that he acted in
self-defense The evening session of the
Court was held in the District Court room in
order to accommodate the large crowd of
spectators, and the announcement of the
decision discharging TOPPER was received with
applause. We have never known of case in
which one man killed another where public
sentiment was so unanimous in favor of the
accused and so strongly against the man
killed as in this. Aliens death is a cause of
public rejoicing, and there cannot be found
in Lander county one human being who re-
grets his death 1t is terrible thing and
may seem cruel to rejoice in the death of a
fellow creature, but when a man transforms
himself into a wild beast and makes himself
a terror to his neighbors he is not fit to live,
and his death is looked upon as blessing,
the same as if mad dog or rattlesnake or
any other creature that preys human life
had been killed. As showing the feeling in
regard to Allen in the locality where he
resided, We are told by gentleman who was
a witness in the case and who resides in
Smith Greek valley, that when the Indians
held fandango, to rejoice over Aliens death,
the white women said they felt as if they
would like to join in the dance. It must be
a bad and dangerous man over whose death
women rejoice and children clap their hands,
as we are informed was the case in this
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-10-18
HOSTING Works BURNED. Belmont

HOSTING Works BURNED.-The Belmont
Courier has the following account of the burn
ing of the hosting works of the Eldorado
South: This morning at 1 o'clock the hoist
ing works of the Eldorado South mine took
fire from the bursting of coal oil lamp and
burned to the ground in fifteen minutes. We
learn from the Superintendent that the en-
gines are but slightly damaged The fire ex-
tended down the shaft only five sets of tim
bers The Companys mill only 100 yards
distant caught on fire several times but was
extinguished without any damage. About
100 cords of wood were also burned. Work
men are clearing away the derbris ready for
repairs, ETC., and we are assured that the
works will be rebuilt and hosting will be re-
sumed inside of ten days.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-10-18

Of "a valiant horsemen who defended HIM
self and his personal effects from some foot
pads the Eureka Sentinel of October 10 says:
A belated horseman, who had passed a
pleasant evening visiting some lady friends
on Ruby Hill, and was quietly vending his
way Eurekaward, cogitating on his delight
full visit and wishing Sunday evenings would
occur more frequently, was aroused from his
meditations as he reached the canyon at the
base of Cariboo Hill by sharp demand to
halt He glanced into the gloom and espied
two men on either side of the road, and both
reiterated the request in the sharpest of tones.
Our traveller had by this time managed to draw
his piAol, and without waiting for any further
commands he shot at the man nearest to him.
The report scared his horse and the animal
ran away down the road, the highwaymen fir
ing four times at him before he got out of
range. One Of the pistol balls gave him a
pretty close call, cutting through his coat
and grazing his arm, but the balance flew
wide of the mark Theron says that Sunday
evening counting is very nice, but he don't
want any more road incidents of the above
character to wind up the visit.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-10-18

| What the Islands of the Sea are doing fol-
themselves down in the pleasant waters of the
warm Pacific, the San Francisco Post of Mon
day tells us as follows Captain Hall, of the
bark Coloma, which arrived from Bakers Is
land, one of the Guano group, yesterday,
| thirty three days out, reports that the buoys
at the island sank on June 4th, and have not
been seen since. After being about the. is
lands for twenty-seven days, Captain Hall
concluded to come to this port. He also re-
ports strong current setting to the eastward,
where it formerly set westward. Bakers Is
land had been visited with heavy rains and
had been completely flooded. The once bar
rem island is now covered with vegetation.
Some pumpkin seed that were scattered in
different parts of the island had taken root
and grown to large vines, bearing pumpkins.
Other parts of the island were covered with
grass, and in some places the shrubbery had
grown to hight of three or four feet. Here
tofore the water on the island was only OBJ
tanned by condensing, and now there is an
abundance of it. The island is almost alive
with rats, who were very much surprised at
the appearance of vegetation, but it did not
take them long to get acquainted with the
pumpkins. and they at last accounts were en-
joying them as food"
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-10-18

John Morrissey has lately been sick with
something very like acute bronchitis He
was very much in danger at one time. As
showing the esteem in which he is held in
certain quarters, it is mentioned that Thurlow
Weed was among the visitors to his sick room.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-10-18

Editor Pratt of the Carson Valley News is
the crackest shot of the whole team of pigeon
killers at the State Fair. A long, single-bar-
rel man like Pratt oftentimes exhibits sur
prising steadiness of reach in directions least
thought Of
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-10-18

The sentence of Joe Coburn to ten years in
the State Prison of New York has been af-
frmed by the Court of Appeals Joe shot at
a policeman one night last February. He can
be spared
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-10-18
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

HNHE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING OF
the Stockholders of the Carson City Savings Bank
will be held at the Office Of the Bank on the FIFTH 9th
DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1877, at o'clock P n Of that day
ossld GEO. B. HILL Cashier.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-10-31
SOCIEDiDES.
GIRO De LETRAS.
Gale de la Fortaleza, MUM. 23

h. DORRAS Y HERsIANoS. lei eomercio de es.
Ia plaza. giran sobrc los puntos stguientes:
ALAyA Amurrie Ahana, La Guardis, Saliva
'e'iI, 1s.opTx Albe,.,te AIcaraz. Almansa Casas
lhaGo1 Chihchilla. HELM. La Gineta La Rcda VI la
'ic 4ITcxsTs.p Acoy. Alcanfc. .Elehe. orihuela-
AIMERIA. = Airn Alfnerla. Huercal overa- Ro-
Iuetas. Vera.
b.pa5oz. AEur4qer9ae, AImendralsjo, ,lBada-
nal % h qe5.aa sr 4eni5e Lern"' ovenza Viliehu"v"
HALEAREs fbiaA Mahon, Palma
Gartoreli Mesnan. Molins de- Roy, sabadeIi Tara
"a. Viel, Vtlaaueya Geltra. Ri!iaira2ea de Pa
gGRsos. Aranda de Duero. r4rgos,
CANARIAs. = Las PalrRas. Santa Cruz de la Palma.
GierHEs, = Aieantara. Bro7as Caceres, CorIa.
lilo, valencia dc A"sntara
6ApIz : Alspeirqe cadiz, Ceatn Chiclana,, Gl-
bratar Jerez Do Ia Frentera, 0lvera, Puerto Real.
Puerto de Santa Maria. San Lucar de Barrameds.
'1 CssTEn1oS. n oS 1Beniearl6 castol!on. vinaroz
CIuDAD Real : Ctudas Reai Mhnnza;nares -.
Hncsa e. agnS EaG E@eann Mona GaRTa
Moatoro. Pozo Blanco. PrieGo, Pnente Genii. Ram
&c RunA. Betanzps Gee, Corcubion, Corura, Fe-
Erol. Noyn. Santa Aarta de ortgueisa, Padron.
"9s1asa GorSca ie caenca 2ss auvte Preco Taranc8n
GEnoNA. .-Bagur, Blanea. FIgueras. Corona, Llo
ret de Mar olo Paiafrueell. falamos. San Feiiu de
GRANADA Alhahel. Almunecar Albania. Baza
Granada, Gnadix. Huescar Illora. Lola. Motri Or
GuApALAJAnA, Athena. Brlsuega. Cifuentes
Guadaimara. Molina. Pastrana. Saccdon. Signenza
GuIruzcoA. - San Sebastian
HusIvA. Haelva
HvKscA. Ayerbe. Barbastro. Graus. Huesca. JA-
JAIN, Anddiar. Baeza, Carzoia Jaen. Linares.
LEoS.-- Astorga. Bus1ongo. Cacahoos, La Bane-
Leon ManSitla de las MulAS, PDnferTuin, II no
sahagun Valencia Dc d. Juan. VilIafrHnca del Nier-
% LksIDH Baaguer. Bosert tvalle dc Aran) Ger
vera, L6rida Solson4. sert, T'remp. TarregA.
santo Domingo De IA calzSda, Torreca de los Ga.
Luoo Fox. Luso Mondcnedo. Monforte. Ri.
y MtpRID. Araniuez. Aloala de Henares. Madrid
liz GA. Antcquera Mi "a Rondd velez Ma
~ MuHcA Aruilas. Caiayaca cariagena. Ciexn
Jupilla Lo ca. Albania de- Mdrcia. Murcia, Maza-
IRON Mula. Puerto dc MazArron. Totana
NAvARRA. = Pam plona. Tudela.
a 0siSno. -Ayiles, Belmonte Cangas de onis, Cam
gas de Tneo cqssrope GoinnEs THaero n d99n ,s
va vadesella. S. slas S vavicosa Iniesto TO- ~
PoSTEyIDR.: P @C CaIdss de Reyes, carril. Bayona.
sss ssaonc SpsfiS ra3 Eso @ @9a
sAIAMANcA., = Be,sr Gipdaa Rodrigo. Penaran
'' saNTASDER - Castro, Urdales, ReInosa. sar.
lander. Torreaycga.
SgGoVlA Segovia.
SKvILIA Carmona. Eclja. Moron, sevllla. Utre-
SogIA -Agreda Burgo de Osma Soria.
TARRAaoHA. - Faiset. Reus. Tarragona. Tortosa.
Walls.
TERuE1. Terusl.
TOLEDO. Toledo
vAESoIA.-Alcira. Carcagente. D6nia. Gambia. ia
tiva Rec Iena, Sueca Valencia.
VALLADoLID. - Arevalo, Bejar Medina del Cam
DO, Rioseco. Toro. Valladod Villalon.
VIZcAFA Algeria. Bal maseda. Bermeo Bilbao.
na1rap IA de Ia
rama
ZAMoRA.-Zamora.
ZARAaozA. -Almunia Ateca, Bcrja Calatayud
Carinena. Caspe. Daroca. Egea do los Cabaleros.
SnR Tarazona ZaraEoZa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-10-31
MODO DE UsAR8E.

PARA LOS DOLORES REUMATICOs.
briGndolo con otro de cnaIquiera clase, pues
el objeto principal es conservar el ealOr, ope-
racion que debera repetirse alemnas veces,
hasta obtener la mejoria que nunca tarlla en-
presentarse.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-10-31
BANOS DE COAMO.

Conocidos son on toda Ia isla aun fuera de
ella los saiY'rendentes resutadlos obtenidos cor
ei uso Gle estas aguas minerales para la cnra
clon de la mayor parte Gle las intermediates.
Los duenos del estableeimiento con ell fin de
tacliitar el coHocIgiento de sus propiedades
mediciaales tanto los Medicos para Ia meior
aplicacon, como los enfermos que dessen
hacer uso de dichas aguas, remitiran gratis M
e]emplar de la Mcmoria escrita pOr el DIR. D.
Juan Usera Alarcon, todo ell que nos enyie
su direction y un selo de 25 centimos de pese.
ia para Ell franqueo
Junio de lS77.-JoSs j. Useya
hta. "a Alb 1878.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-10-31
Carruajes.

De Gonzalez Y Ramos, salen diariamente 4 las
los de Ia tarde para io-piedrHs. Carolina Caguas
las cuatro para CanGrejos -pedras. hetados &
cdas horas, Gale dc la Fortaleza, num. "a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-10-31
Alcoholado Barnes.
PUERTO RICO.

Este es IN licor 8 nna preparation c0mpueD-
to de agnarliente de cana y de pIantas aroma
ticas, mny usadas en- tosia America, especial.
mente por los indigenas.
Asi, pnes, no debe existir el mas mlnimo te-
NOR en- usaria, puesto one, en- ninguh case,
puede ofrecer riesgo alguno su Aplieacion !;
siendo sus resultados tan embellishments Ell
caces, que no dan tempo que apafczea la
duda acerca de sli ntilitiad
Rastan las primeras aplicaci0nes en- cHai-
qniera de las dolencias que sc menclonafan
para que sc note pronto segufU ailvio cir
cunstancia que ha dado lHgar & qs,e haya obte-
ndo un cretlieo satisiactorio entire las persOnas
que la han usado, y one sn consume Sc haya
aumentado de una manera notable
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-10-31
PldOraS HOLLOWAY.

tan benefica en- ell estonago, ell higatlo, los in
testir0s y los rihones Y purifcan tan c0nlpleta-
mente la sangre, que han legado dlsfrutar de
mayor venta qae ningun otro medicamento.
Los que padecen dcbilidad perditla de ape
tito recobraran pronto Ia salud normal, tOmaadO
unas cuantas dosis de este excelente reIhedio.
Las muieres que han llegado Ia edad critica
deberian apeara las NldOras HOLLOWAY.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-10-31
Ell HERALnO GALLEGO.
GUABB LIGl7IM0 Dill PElj

Lo tionen dc venta sos tonelada pasando el pedi.
do do 10 sacos s5S tonelada nmero hlsta 10 SO,
cos, los Sobrinos de Ezquiaga.
Puerto Rico. octubre 24 de 1877, Hta. 40 mar.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-10-31
vBGVIIf0 IDILgVlY..

No hay herida, dlcera. nj llaga que dejen de
ceder las propiedades sanatiyas de este il,-
comparable ungiicnto, ell cual es especialmenta
eficaz en- los casos de MALES DE PIERNAS
y de PECHO.
Frotandose Ell cuello y ell pecho dos yeces al
dia con dicho balsamo los constipasios, las to-
ses v la BRONQUITIS, no tardaran en- tlesapa-
recer, con tai de que Sc t0nen simultaneamell-
te las pldoras con arreglo las instruceiones
impresas de que elias van siempre acOmpa-
iiadas
Antes de comprar, examines con mucha
cautela el r6tnlo en- 81 bote h caja, para
cerciorarse 81 estA Ia direction 683, Oxford
Street, London, pues 81 no esta, ent6nces g
trata de perpetrar un descarado engaio.
Dey- Sc invita- las personas que sean de-
fraudadas por los vendedores que expenden
las Ptl3oras v ell UagHent0 de H0llDle0s1 falsi6-
cados, para que Sc sirvan cOmunicarme los
pormenores, & Embellishments hare fornalizar
processes legales contra los ofensores, recon-
pensarS liberalmente los lielatores nor 81
trabajo que Sc tomen, comprometiendome
que no haya trasCenslencia de siiS nOmbres.
Tvs 20
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-10-31
PARA Los CATARRos.

| ht'ot" Uoe1itCA 10 "iSJOii1 4uC uuisC0 tSltun CH
| preSentarSe.
PARA Los CATARROS
/ No habendo tos, debera friccionarse con ell
ALcouoLADo ell pecho Ia gargantay como
tambien Ii irente Y ell cerebr0 sietidO indis-
pensable en- estas afeeciones, col0carse nm pa.
iuelo eli ell cueIlo, mojado en- el especifco, al
tempo de acostarse, echar una eaatidad del
indicado liquido en- ell aqua al lavarse n cara
i otra parte del cuerpo hasta que esta quela
lie un color lechoso avatorio que, ademas de-
iniluir ventajosamente contra Ia enfermeClad
da suavidad al c1tis 10 que hace sea tambien
recomendable para Ell uso del tocador.
Cuando ell catarTo Sc manifesto con tos, ade-
mas de las aplicaciones indicadas, sc Adeber6
tomar al acostarse una taxa de Infusion de yer.
ba de limon, bien caliente, mezcIkndola al actO
de tomarla, con una cucharadita de ALOOH0IA.
DO; recogiendose y abrigandose desnnoe -.
No hallandose dicha p lanta, qno jes ID mas
propia, puede suplirse con las hojas dc tho, ma.
rania las de cualquiera otra que sea aroma.
tica.
Con estas apcaciones cesari todo aceeso do
tos, salvando asf al paciente de las penalidades
que eya consigo semejante afcccion
Aunque el catarro Sc presenta con fehre, no
importa la aplicaeion exterior Y fria del especi-
ico; porque. va esta probado en- much0s casos
que vence la calentura. ss
Por 10 tanto, cuando Sc sienta en- el cuerp0
esa decomposition, precurs0ra siempfe de Ia
Gebre, convene darse en- ell aet0 una fFiegn ge-
neral con el ALcOHoI.ADo frio, tomar segui.
damente el cocimiento deque Sc ha hablad0.
PADECIMIENTOS DE vIENTRE.
Este NAL que regnlarmente ataca Z causa de
malss digestiones, 6por efectos de humedad,
Sc ha visto favorablemente c0mbatid0 con solo
Ia aplicacion al vientre de paios moIados en-
ALCOH0LAIO.
PARA Ell. AH0GO.
Aplicaciones hechas para ea.arros pulmona-
res, en- personals que sufr.an del ahoaO Clesde
su infancia, han descubierto que para esta Pc
nosa enfermedad el ALcoHoLADO ObFa eflcaz-
mente aplicandolo del miSmO mOdo QueQueda
expresado al tratarse de las afecciones catar-
rales
FIEBRE INTERMTTENTE
Deberan segufrse las mismns instruccioues
que Sc indican respect0 las calentpras catar-
| raleS
DOLORES DE CABEZA-
Basta aplicarse una venda bien mojada en- el
especifco, para que desaparezca eI dolor
G0LPES Y QUEMADURAs
Para estas doencias, solo aplicanl0se paiios
empapados en- el ALCou0LADo disuelve los pri-
meros evita la formation de amp0llas en- el
segundo case, a la vez hacienda iesaparecer
ell ard0r.
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GH H4QD@.

Sobre Londres. Paris, Bremen. G6noya, Habana
Santiago dc Cuba Sant9 Domingo. Madrid. sanlan-
dor, Cadz. Barcelona otrls plazas de EspanR, 81
por cantidad de mas dc veinticinco pesos.-SIL-
VA Y COMP. Tetnan 80. obre. 10
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A los Sres, eOInerclantes.

m Il nueya imprerta del B0letin Mercantil,
Forfalcza 81, ss irnprimen ldesde esta fecha)
como tens aereditado, con
snelp, szaetitud ! fnPisEa,
Conveni0s naercantiles,
COnformidades
Obaigaci0mes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-10-31
Gaia de pr6stamos.

Ell 81 del corriente Sc rematalan en- p1bca
almoneda las prendas de los talones siguientes,
por cucnta de quien corresponds y por 6rdcn
de ID Franpisco Tiuaud
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-10-31
Lissa De Ia fotsfia De Puerto. .Hico.
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