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National Republican., 1877-02-03
Feroeity of the Butcher Bird,

An incident Illustrating the ferccIty OF butcher
birds and their tenanity oi lifo recently occurred
In this city. A gentleman saw one OF these cruel
creatures take sparrow, impaie him on the
sharp twis OF tree and then peck at him, seem,
insly with almost nendish delight. Selling a
gun the man fired at the butcher bird and clipped
of one Of Its legs UndIsnayed by tho report Of
the gun, and apparently thinking that the spar.
the little fellow with redoubled fury, when the
gentleman rred again and both birds fell, lIfs.
less, as he supposed, on the snow. But before lie
could put up his gun tho butcher had come 10
life, pick ed up the poor little dead sparrow and
huttered aWay.-SPTinqGeId( (Mdgg) CaioR.
National Republican., 1877-02-03

ether feelings than those of well-zrounded
alarm and apprehension.
We cannot refrain, in conclusion, from re-
minding the Police Commissioners Of the fact
that the few days during which RICHARDS and
the detectives were suspended they spent in
lobbylr against the Presidents veto Of the
bill abolishing the Police Commission.
In this connection It may also be stated that
the names Of the majority Of the gentlemen
who visited headquarters day before yesterday
in RICHARDS interest are appended to q peti-
tion now before the United States Senate re-
questing that the same veto OF President
GRANT might be ignored and overruled.
National Republican., 1877-02-03

MADDOX has promised to produce those much
talked-of letters to-day. We hope he will do II.
The Republican members OF the Committee, the
people Of the country, and J. Madison Wells
want him to do so by all means. Maddox has
made great bluster and splurgo about those let
ters, he has insinuated that their contents would
ruin Republican hope In Louisiana; he has given
It out that the political and social world will be
shocked with the perndous matter contained in
those letters; and now let him produce them and
the world will learn how large trees from little
toe-corns grow.
National Republican., 1877-02-03

The NEWS comes from New Orleans that
DONALD McNICKLE has made an affidavit that he
was approached by parties who made proposl-
tion to enable him to obtain the election returns
and change the result In favor Of fNIcaoLs. The
affidavit duplicates SPEARISa and LIrrLErIKLD.
This is the same LITTLKYIELD who, with plous
countenance, has been attempting to assasslnate
Governor WELLS reputation.
National Republican., 1877-02-03

TIM HorsB Of Representatives arc engaged in
the cowardly business Of holding Governor
WELLS down while PICKETT, MADDOX and LIT-
TLRYIRLD stab him In the back. Gentlemen,
this is n cowardice unworthy such men as NOR
RIsoN, KNOTT and Cox.
National Republican., 1877-02-03
fisl,y.

There are in Connecticu: ajG ponds, each
having i've acres or more OF surface. Efforts have
been made to Introduce valuable nsh into them
apparently without success. In thirteen ponds
iSa,eo young land-loeked salmon were put last
year, but none OF them are now to be found
There are trout In hnyseven ponds bass In, my.
seven, pickerel in I'D. II Is believed that the
number OF salmon visiting the rivers OF Connectl.
cut Is now on the increase.
National Republican., 1877-02-03

THE WITNESS MADDOX now makes the al
nouncement that he believed 1t far better for the
people to buy their rights than lose them, and in
his games In Louisiana he acted on broad moral
grounds to accomplish that end. When MADDOX
made the broad moral grounds announcement q
ripple Of laughter ran through the committee,
which shows in what estimation the high moral
qualities ofthe witness are held by the public.
National Republican., 1877-02-03

THAT WAS wlso rule adopted by the Cor
mission which restricts tho presentation of cases.
and arguments thereon, by members of the two
Houses, and by counsel, to eight hours in each
case-four hours to tho Congressional managers
and four hours to counsel. This excellent rule
may not prevent the members Of the Tribunal
from being talked to death, but II ought certainly
to finish the business Of the Commission before
the .th of March,
National Republican., 1877-02-03

THE Methodist says: "To get the gambling
element out of business should be q steady effort
of honest dealers and the religious press. Dam.
bling In business docs not mean taking intelli-
gentlya risk in q sound enterprise It consists in
reckoning every enterprise as equally risky, in
esteeming laws Of trade and demand as Of no con.
National Republican., 1877-02-03
Nichols Recognized as Governor.

TBy TcIeRrAph 10 The NRt0nal Hepubllcan.l
LOUISVILLE, KY, Feb. e. Information
comes from Frankfort that Gov. McCreery, OF this
State, has recognized Nichols as Governor Of
Louisiana by Issuing Il roquisitIon upon him for
the return Of Maurice A. Schwab TO Kentucky,
arrested In New Orleans for alleged fraud COM
mitted In Louisville.
National Republican., 1877-02-03
Two Ribs R.,i.

Last night while Mr.. Chas. Z. Mallam, ore
OF the guests attending the German ball at
Marini's dancing academy, Was passIng z through
the ante'room, In which Is located the dumb.
waiter, he missed his footing and was precipltated
down through the waiter to the kitchen and
moved TO his home, No. 10 Ninth street north.
west.
National Republican., 1877-02-03

MADDOX failed TO produce tho letters, ycstcr-
day. The people desire to know the contents OF
those letters. Governor WELLS friends claim
that as soon as the letters arc produced the Gov
ernor will settle the case Of MADDOX ehectually,
Let him produce those letters to-day.
National Republican., 1877-02-03

LITTLE "ToDDIE," one Of the originals Of
"Helen's Babies" died suddenly, in Brooklyn, Of
membranous Group, on Tuesday last:
Little Toddie has gone and left US,
And his loss we deeply mourn;,
II he had only lived to bless us,
Helen's other babe would have received only
half the attention he will now, sc.
National Republican., 1877-02-03

A wART prominently situated on the tip Of the
nose is said to bo n right lively guardian angel
for young lady. A scven-shooting, selEcocking
slver-plated revolver is said to be safe guardian
angel for the average young man.
National Republican., 1877-02-03

FoR A LIrTLEFIELp tho Tribune says the croI
Of pure cusscdness produced is enormous. Thii
refers to his crooked statements and straig ghtout
and-out falsifying.
National Republican., 1877-02-03

A YOUNG LADY Of Charleston, South Carolins,
prefxed TO her marriage notice the word'. "Under
HAMrToS's Administration" Now tho Dcmo
Gratis claim that the HAMPTON government has
been recognized.
National Republican., 1877-02-03

The State Legislatures are awakening to tho
money Issue. Many Of them are passing strong
resolutions urging the early resumption OF spe-
Gle payments. The country is ripe for 1t, and con-
seouently IL must come
National Republican., 1877-02-03

The Sun says tho Commission must declare
TILpRN President and WHEELER Vice President.
What and sacrifice poor HEspEIcKs' That
would be cruel, indeed.
National Republican., 1877-02-03

1T is SAID that the Commission will not go be-
hind the returns in tho Florida case. Justices Of
tho Supreme Court arc supposed to know law
when they see It. The supposition is not amiss.
National Republican., 1877-02-03

THE DEMOCRATS sec signs Of disruption in tn
Republican ranks. They will hear profane crup
tions among themselves in q few days.
National Republican., 1877-02-03

AYTKR THE MADDOX testimony has gone before
the country to influence public opinion, General
ANDERSON comes forward and denies the most
important part Of II emphatically.
National Republican., 1877-02-03

A GREAT many Democrats are now denying
that they arc opposed to the Arbitration Com
mission. Como In out Of tho rain, children.
National Republican., 1877-02-03

THE ground hog was out yesterday, but hi
failed to find his shadow.
National Republican., 1877-02-03

The Democrats need some new PICKETT fences
for MADD.oxEs In LITTLE.FIRLDs.
National Republican., 1877-02-03

People should De careful of their propeyiu
Richards, the chief Of Police, and hfs Mrse pei
detectives haze been restorsd 10 duty.
National Republican., 1877-02-03

THE voTI, as It has been counted thus far,
sands TILprS twenty-five, HAYES nine, with the
Commission still noundering In the morasses Of
Florida
National Republican., 1877-02-03

A AMApp. OK in n committee room is as lively as
n bull In q china shop.
National Republican., 1877-02-03
HOUSES FOR RENT.

rIHE GROCERY AND. LIQUOR STORE
L northeast corner Of Thirteen -an d-a-half aud
streets northwest is for rent, and will be given 10
a good tenant on easy terms. The above having all
the tonvcnlences necessary for carrying on an
extensive grocery, liquor or provision store, and
being situated In such . fine business locality,
embark In business with a small capital. The
house Is In good repair, and contains six rooms,
which may be rented to advantage. Apply at va
Pennsy " ania avenue, or issi ID street northwest
InaC-6t
National Republican., 1877-02-03

D<tscfirsI Miller, kcDsvtR and MrEIErrsh
hsrs bsfa rstRsfdfed. u 10 probable hat there
srtu t< Big ROBBERY So0E. The goods pH be
fvund at tAs TrHhsl Rdii0H.
National Republican., 1877-02-03

RieAsrdI aad the three dsieefires are again at
sAsuIG Js ssTsfs 10 loci heir doors | al aiSsI
National Republican., 1877-02-03

WITH gold at lci,l specie payments cannot be
far away.
National Republican., 1877-02-03

THE Cabinet. makers are on the fcnce.
National Republican., 1877-02-03

Be'cdre Of thievesl lilla, IfeDeyia and Ne
EJresh, The disgrdsed Detectives, havs bssn re
stored 10 du,y,
National Republican., 1877-02-03
TOR RENT, BY b. Ii. WARNER & oo.,

1FOR VERMONT AVENUE NORTH
L ~ west: sls. s3i b street southwest; go.
Enquire OF WHITE BRO. Jag7-5t
National Republican., 1877-02-03

Detectives Miller, NeEsfresh and MDsvm
hare been rciastd:sd. The ticvss dni erimin1 Is
rN NSEdrHI 10 the city ia n,yridds.
National Republican., 1877-02-03

FOR RENT-A LARGE AND, HAND.
- somely- furnished HOUSE, with all modern
nshie,t to the ears, stablins Tor several horses,
Kent iow' For particulars inquire Of
. II. u. HALL,
deu.u SIS Seventh street.
National Republican., 1877-02-03
FOR SALE on RENT.

fOB SALE Oh BENT.
TSS n STREET NEA 1R1E-cSnSnGc. + THE GIRSIs
l1OC FOR sale or Rent-Elev en-room house
nneiy frescoed and nnished from top TO bottom; en-.
SMITH, BIRGE a co.,
oct-u loh Penn syivAnia avenue.
National Republican., 1877-02-03

FoR RENT FOR RLNTll FOR RENr,,i
- ,,., -. per month
~ i,is ,sln Vsrmon; M s:snns 10 soSms
rine Slore, lslt penna. syenue............. 70 90
Zine Store ias Pepna. avenue, ...,.,........ 20 %
store and dwelling cor, l1lh and sts....,... 40 %
PsnnA avenue. bet. 10th and nth. eAst....... 20 90
~ 81 n. W, srooms. % 90
MI rleaSant, new cottaRe.... ............... Is 90
Se an ST. n. e., rooms...." 2n 90
Ao Bonniary st brooms ......,.. II 70
50. Apply 10 THEO. y, 9ATCHEL,
ItZ9-tf Corner Eieycnth ana " .traats
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NueVa imprenta
uDEL BOLETIN.'' y
FORTALEZA, 81.

Cortando esta imprenta con toda clase de
elementos ad de personal como de maieral
moderno de las mejores fabricas, aDannancis a.s
a. napel. hace con LIAIPIEZA, BARATURA
y PKFSTEZA A toda clase de impreso6, libros,
n. desde los mas sencillos los mas largos J
eomnlicados. Para estados cuenta con exec
ieates casas mecAnlcas.
~ PARA Ell cOMERCIO.
Ccnoclmiensos % buapes de vapcr-Idsm de ids Idsm
a yeia -PSllzas de enlbaruue para cabotale iusni
ffuesaa De dafasiones &C.. &c
.39 PAnA Los AruSTAMIENTos.
ror anlon del territorial libros talonarios
A Mafrienas de ganado. Id. talcnarios de gula de
Sa1e,as NbrAmiontes municipales eargaremes &C.,
etn zs
REvIsTA cOMERcIAL
One tedas las auincenas Ia saiida De los v1porce
ineieses con "a correspondence para EUROPA las 'e
nerdos de ventA
frAMBIRN sE ENoUENTRA DE vRNTA
nRGLANENT0s GEEERALEs DE- BILLAR
eH 50 czNrAvos EsE,rPLAR.
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GIRO De LETRAS.
Gale de La FortaleZa, nIin. %

B. BoRRAs Y HERMANos. del concrete de es-
IA plaza giran sobre los puntos siguienies:
ALAyA. Amurrie, Anane. La Guardia. Saliva
HIsaoETE. Albaeete Acaraz. Almansa Casas
Ibaiez. ChiAchia. HELM. La Gineta La Roda. viii
ALICANTE. .Alcoy. Alicante, Elche orihucla
ALMERIA. -Adra. Almeris. Huercal. 0yera Ro-
a'',AiI1ai Ayf1A. 1.AsMAvila
BADAJoz; AAlburauergue. Almendreeio. Bada-
nal Merida Montijo. Llerena. olivenza. villanueya
10 BALEsRs.s. a..: - - iSiza Mahon, Palma
de AsP Bhdans IsaITe BaIG
Martoreii rel Masnou. SIoins de Rey, sabadeI Tarra..
"a. ,yich. Nillanueva Geltrd. Villafranca de Pa
BGRGos. Amanda de Duero, Bdrgos.
CANARIAs. ~ Las Palmas. Santa Cruz de Ia Palma,
Gyadaqpe. Lsgrosann. Montanchez Plaseneia, Tru-
'AV 6iDIz % Aige- res Cadlz, Ceuta. Chiclaaa. Gil
braltar Jerez dc Ia Frcntera, 0ivera, Puerto Real
Puerto de Santa Maria. San Lucar de Parraneds.
S.sSssiss; BsaieSaIlSS ss, oastsllon lion ynaroz.
CdRDoaA. Aguilar. Bsena. Bu,alance,. Csbra
Cordoba, Hinejosa, La Carlota Lucena, Montia
Montoro. Pozo Blanco. Priego. Puente Genil Ram
CeRunA. Betanzos Cos, Cerenbion, Cornna, Fc
CUEScA e Cuenca, Huete, Prego. Tarancon.,
ret de Mar. olot Paiairueen Palam6s. San Feliu Do
/ A.
Granada. Guadix, Huescar. nlora Lola. Motril. Or
Guadalaiara, Molina. Pastrana. sacedon. Signenza
GUfpGzcoA : San Sebastian.
Baroastro oyaps uueaos j..
- - JAEN, Anddisr. Baeza, carzola, Jaen. Linares
LEON -Astorga, Busd9ngo. Cseabelos, La Bane-
sahagnn Valencia de D. Juan. Viilafranca del Vier-
= LEnIpa Balaguer. Bosort tvalls de Aran) Ger
sefg .ocsoSo. ou Arnsdo Calahorra. Hare. LegroAo
santo Domingo de Ia Calzada. Torreci!la de los Ca
- f.Geo = Fox. Lugo. Mondohedo. Menforte. Ri
'AAIsL IsnR,p, = Araniuez Acala de Hsnaros. Madrid
iofMSyli Man1aA. Antequera Malaga. Ronda velez Ma
gBss ss Wssss esHfssna Hss Ga Sss
from, rnpn,.s uIs. T Puerto dc MazarTon Totana
EAyAERA. = Pamplona, Iudeia
0SisDo.-Agiids. Belmonte. Cangas de onis. Can
gas de Tineo ogatr2poi G0iaag2 Cndillere Gi{an
ss esdeseiia, Seells. salas S yiavieiosa Iaaesto
PonTSTEnnA ai caidas de Reyes oarril. Bsyona,
Estrella Guardias Lalln, Pontevedra. Puenteareas.
RedsgpdSa Tsy YSS xdShsaif daa Rodrigo
da. salamanca vtgudno .sisisa Lsdssga s,,os, d,
tander. Torreayega
HEG0yIA. - Segovia. -
EEYIIdA. Carmona. Ecija. Moron. Bcvila. Utre-
soR1A Agreda. ,Burgo de 0sma. soris
TAEBAaoNA. = Faset Reus. Tarragonas Tortosa.
TppuEr4 Teruel.
vsfaaTi- vls 1iora. Carce rente Denia. Gal iia ia
dva, ,Reguena. suesa yalsngiA ,s..,,., =, -
so. Riosseo, s Toro. yaIIadoli !. Tiilalon
YIzoArA Agqrt BaIIisssda .aE Bermeso unsS Biihbao
EanZn
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Una respectable fa-

milia espanola de esta cudad solicta una ms
titutriz que Sc encargue de la enscRanza edu-
caeion de un niho y dos nihas, siendo eondi-
cion indispensable que conozca e iRgles el
frances, fin de que puetla ensefiar esos iiio-
mas q los educandos
Para informes dirigirse a Don NJ. Arribas
Ponce, con buenas reterencias hta l2e
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Para las Escuelas.

En- Ia imprenta del BoLETIN hay de venta
ESTADOS TRIMESTNALES de los que
pasar los seilores profesores las juntas ioca-
les 4 tres pesos q ciento Y vellon el e)empiar
adevass los sieuientes libros de texto:
ABARIC Y PRIMER LIBR0 DE Lee
TURA por Dor Jose Solves, q edieion
NJ. NUAL DE MORAL PR4 C7ICd 7
REL GI0SA, raducida por NJ. de los A Ar
royo a,nbas olaas a Is reales docena y a 2
realeS ell ejemp,ar.
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FIsgAIIl II glUsls
DE LA CAPITANIA GENERAL

HabiendOse redueido e preeioIde los niue.
bles de 10 propieaad del Captain Don Manuel
Carreras, quion Sc sigue callsa por desfaleo.
alas dos terceras parties del impofte de Ia pri.
mlera tasacion, Sc comunea al p6blico para s,l
conocimi> nto, adyirtiendose que dichos mne-
pa el almacen del Battalion de Madrid, sito en-
el Cuartel de Ballaii, para su venta hasta 81
dia IS ae eorriente mes
Puerto Rico lS de Diciembre de 1917. m
Teniente Secretario, Federico Gomez. III. u II !
-El 7, G, Comaadante, Garcia. IA
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Don AristidsS Alvarez Rosy.

suplieamos s este senior, ex-agcnte del Bo-
rxTR an San German, SO sirva abonar esta
Administration $29l-60 de recibos que le he
NOS remitido, amen de otros que indebldamen
te cobr6 con su propia firna Y Sc 10 avlsaInos
per este medic nor haberse obstinadamente y"
rado 4 contestar 1 las repetidas cartas que,
muchas de elias certihcadas, lie hemos remltldo
La Administration del R0T.FTIN.
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TIGTIJf0 T0IIBTlY,,

No hay herida, dleera nj llaga que deien tla
ceder las propiedades sanativas de este In
comparable ungiieato, el cual es especialmente
eficaz en- los casos de MALES DE PIERNAS
y de PECH0.
Frotandose Ell cuelloy el pecho dos veces al
dia con dcho balsamo, los constipados. las to-
ses y 10 RR0NQUITIS, no tardaran en- desapa-
recer, con tai de que Sc tomen simultAHeainen-
te las pndoras con arreglo las instlmcciOAes
impresas de que elias van siempre acempa-
a ldas.
Antes de comprar, examinese con nancha
cautela Ell rotulo en- el hote Ia Gaia, nara
cerciorarse 81 esta la direction 533, Oxford
Street, London, pues 81 no esta, ent6ncss =
trata de perpetrar un descarado engaio.
BsS~ Sc invita- las personals cue sean de-
fraudadas por los vendedores que expenflen
las Ptldoras y el U7agaento dc HolloaraV falsih-
cados, para que Sc slrvan comunicarme Ios
pormenores, 8 Embellishments hare for.nalizar
processes legales contra los ofensores, y recon-.
pensar6 liberalmente los delatores por 81
trahajo que Sc t0men, eomprometi6ndome (
que no haya trascendencia de sus nombres.
~ 98
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AL 81 de renta monSual

Sc yenden, por ausentarse su dueno, varias
casas stas en- Puerta de TERRA, SO da un So
lar que cost6 $1250 de SAPA
mformaran, calle de la Cruz ndmero 10.
Hta len
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EMPRESAS.
GAIA de pr6Stamos.

El 81 del corriente SC remataran en- p1blica
almoneda las prcndas dc los talones siguientes,
por cuenta de quien corresponds Y por 6rdeR
de d. Francisco Tinaud
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Censo de poblacion.

En- la imprenta del BoLETEN Sc hallan de
venta en- forma de libro todas las Instrucciones
que deben conocer los funeionarios personas
que hayan de interyerr en- el Censo que ha
verificarse el 81 del corriente, q 80 centavos
eemplar ay cineo pesos docena. 4-6
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MARGARY & Co.
q MWgaD@.

aahsa r15nares Paris Bremen. G6noya; Habana'
asnt 40 de- Cnbst, Sante Domingo. Maqrlg. ssntaIa-
a. I5Fffs. Iona otras paEss de Espana, gi-
sn,sar cantidag dc mas dc yeinticlnco pesos
~ oolkP,. TstaanR. o"fe' /"
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CIRCULAR.

E = ! j. I
Saa Juaa Puerto Rico. dieiep'1Fe 10 de 1877.
Muy sSr. nuesro:
sTanemos lue partciparle que desde esta fecha cs-
81 la ssis negoios la que giraba en esta pla-
"a bajo In raz IN de
MARGARy \ COMP. IN LIQUIDACIoN. =
por com pra que de%0das suI exisienas ha ha ho ID.
Andres Cl6sas cont n9and9 aliqnidScion DE in mis-
ma 4 cargo de Et nueya firTna ssEun circular a la
vlieIta
A era lec los por Ia ron f,,nza que Sc ha servido
III disppnsaT ruEamps Ia haga eNtensiva . m va
Sociedad, saecrihi6nd mos da V atentns : & . SsH
MARaAaY COMP EN- LrQU1pACToS
San Juan Puerto Rico, 10 de Diciembre de 1877
Muy Sr. mio;
.Reari&ndonos Il Ia cir uIar qa aute'e' 'e, tenemos
el gustu de parti ipar !. q19 est ft5ha. nem S
estabIecido una Socie1at mer'ant Ie girara h j ,
la razon de
CROSAS FINLAY.
dedcandose los mismos neRocios que su anteceso
ra de cuya liquida lion he nos hecho cargo sien
do unicos Socos 9cstores do Ia msma, ID. Andres
Cr6sas D. Jorge Y. Flnlay.
E EspelAndo se sirvan honrarnos con su confanzA r
tomen nota de nuestras ilrmas al pie. uuedamos dc
v. atentos seguros servidores q. p s. II.
s-3 CRosAs T FTNLAY
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la zARAG0zANA> !
CAFE. REsTAURANT. = NEvERIA.
% EnRTALEzA 30 - III



de ma porcoh
Ia
ACADIA de recbr TURR0N de de Alicante De
ds mHar mentc lcofe
raiz m6dhos
aQu a e 6M s8 8R
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;;GANGA!!
PldOraS HOLLOWAY.

Estas famosas .pldoras ejercan una inHuancia
tan beneflca en- Ell est6mago, el higado, los in
testinos los rihones ypurif tan completa-
mente la sangre, que han lesadt disfrutar dc
mayor venta que ningun otrO meyiicameRtO
Los que padecen debiidad 6psrdida cc ape
tito reeobraran pronto Ia salud aormale tonaado
unas euantas d6sis de este execlelte remedlo
Las mujeres que han llegado 10 edad critica
deberian apelar las pildoras HOLLOWAY.
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Carruajes..

De Gonzalez Ramos salem diariamente las
dos de la tarde para Rio-piedras Carolina Caguas
las euntro para CanysreJCs piedras, hetadOs
todas horss. : Gale de Ia Fortaleza R6m. ~
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A los Sres. cOnlerclanteS.

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Saa Juaa Puerto Rico. diejep'bfe 10 de- 1877
+. 81
, 1877-09-22

An interesting account OF an cnyAgeme mt be
tween party Of red and Of black ants ts related
by u correspondent Of Fbrat aud Streom. t' Last
wcek, as ] was coming in the gate" saya the
writer. "my attention WAS attsactel by scrEug =
stream Of ants moving Aesuss the walk, going
lu different directions. Thry were travelling iu
q hett about four tuchea wide, and moving very
rapidly. OF thoso going In one direction, ea1:i,
hA4 large sut-egg ia liz mouth. followed
the siupty 'mouthed' ones, aud found they were
Eobbtna1a nest Of red a1lts- Ths acst WAS about
one foot across, and was covered with rcd and
black ants engaged iu 1uost desperate battle,
the reds trying to defend their home fran,
their Ghieviah enelntea. At times the anita would
form ln little hilis Sliding aul rolling over tho
ground. l observed that the black allts that
were Engaged in stealing tuok no part In Tho
fight, but would &clxe tLu e;ys aud naks for
tLelr own hlll, leaving thu Sighting ~ be lune by
ths rest Ut thv 6And- Tue black ants,
In making these dcpectaklons, had
10 cToAs one csTHagetiriye, two plank
walks, aud climb up terrace two feet In hight,
Tho distances between tho two hills being t53
feet, through tho grass of III ordinary lasn.
Out Of curiosity. killed oua Vi the black arts,
aud took It tu ! iewcler md had It put ln tue
balancS With the eag It wzs carrying, whea tlls
egg was the heaviest; which show. tho rcuark-
abln strength aud endurance Vi these Interest,"
ing Insects. onct noticed u sn4ll rcd Aut try
Ing to carry worm, several times - heavy ~
ttsclf, up q small mouu4, on thG top of Which
Na4 IT. nest, After ttytng several tiMes With
out succsas, 1t ran up the hill ana' disappeared