davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-06-05
GALLlEN ( PRINCE, AEG0CIAATS- -C0MMISSIgSAAREs
EFT AGENTS DE PUBLICITE.
ACTUELLEMENT, Ia, RUE vIvIENNE
ApARrIR pu 1er MARS 1878, S6, RUE LAFAYETTE
p A TS I -.
A NuEsrRos LEcToREs :

Dlh'ante la Exposition Enicersal de 1878,
tados nuestros compatriotas que quieran leer
nuestro peri6dico no tendran que lacer mas
que dlrlyrSe nueStroS cOueSponles on Pa
ris los Sres. GaHien Primes quienes les da-
ran los n1meroS de nuestra collection que pi-
dan. Indt seria decir que cuidaremos de en-
viar naestros corrcsponsales los ejemplares
lie nuestro Dario que sc hayan publicado des-
lie la sada de cada buque correo, de modo
que cada ector pueda estar SECURE de halar
en- la casa de nuestros amigos los nimeros mas
recienteS
Dc este modo oada lector de nuestro perio.
dico, por ma. que Sc halle muy distante de
nuestra ciudad, podra contiLGar informandose
de los hechos los sucesos que tengan ugar
en- su patria.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-06-05
Avrso 1 NuEsrRos LECroREs.

Tenemos la satisfaction de anuaciar nnes-
tros lectores que nuestros corresponsales en-
Paris, los Sres. Gdllien u Prince (36, rue La
tayette) Sc han apresurado poner nuestra
disposition sus ofcinas para permitir nnestros
amigos que vayan Paris darante la Erposi-
cion ,tnirersal de 1878, Ia lectura de nuestro
peri6dico que enyiamos con regularidad por
cada buque correo. De este modo cada uno
de nuestros compatriotas podra, durante su
permanencia en- Paris, dirigirse nuestros co
srresponsales que inmedlatamente le faeilitaran
los ejemplares que puedan interesarle.
b, Julio los mierc.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-06-05
AYiso impoftaass.

Las prendas que Sc hallaban Ell rifa en- a..
joyeria de Don Felipe Hecht, que Sc verified
el 80 de abril, han sido entregados s. Reloi :
leontina q ID. SeTapfo Mitieola, de esta caI,i-
tai. El reloide seiiora fu6 entregado d Don
Domingo Gonzalez, en- YabncoR El terno
de senora ny ha sido entregado por no haber
presentado Ia papeleta que contiene desde
Il, ,30I al 1886 Inclusive. El que tenaa "a
papeletr Hlede venir q recojer dicha pfendn.
Puerto Rico ode Junio de 1878 JOSH 4.
ozERo, la
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-06-05
SECCION LITERARIA.
SOLEDADES.

Con este titulo acaba de publican on
Madrid un precioso libro el conocido
poeta dramatico d. Eusebio Blasco.
Creemos que nuestros lectores veran
con gusto la signiente composition que
forma parte de dicho libro:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-06-05

,On puStO III SlSllicHtc CoLiP POSAClOH Vu
'orma parte de dicho libro:
All esta ; lei bale IN entorna 10
yeo luz tras cl terso crista|,
y a traves he Ia blanca cortina
La yeo REAR.
De ro iillas Y al CLEO los oios
Ta yez bus "a sus penas la paZ.
Largo el rezo fcrviente pLrece.
=: Por qu en- rezara?
V. acal>6 lie su lccho en- la aim 7hada
Tn objeto n miro buscar .....
Una carta! Scntada en- su lccho
Leyendo'a esta
So so,Trcnde va lobla la hoja,
Termiu6 va vueive empczar....
Y sc .la su frente serena. 80.
sQuicR le escribilia!
Elpapel otra vez ha eseonlido -.
Pcnsst va quedanlosc esta;
Sc levanta, so acerca Ia mesa -.
La veo buscar. .....
Una carta a escribir ha empezado
Que interrumpe de llanto un rAudal. -.
Una carta, ell que laSrimLs vierte .....
Para quien sera!
va del pecho Sc arranca las 1oreS,
Tn clayel Sc Ia We deshojar,
Y otga vez su llanto Sc eutrega 49,.
!; Por quiel llorarA?
Explicando ma tarde anatomia
Tn sabio professor,
Del cOr8Zon 4 SIS slumnos daba
Pertecta description
Anonadado por sus propias penas
La catedra divide;
Y riesgo de que loco lie creyeran,
Con alterada VIZ
"Dicen. sehores, eXclamaba paido,
Que nadic cOnsigui0
Vivir sin esa viscera precisa.
Error extrano erTnr!
Hay un ser de mi ser, una hi mia
Qae aver me aband0n0
Las hiss que abanlonan sus padres
No tienen cOraZon
Tn estudiante que del au.a oscura
Sc oculta en- un rincon,
Mientras los otros asombrado3 oyen
Tan plbico dolor,
Sonriendo q un amigo Y compaRero
La dij) media voz:
&c; PieDsa que d Sill hija el corazon lie talta,
Y es cue lie tengo yo!"
Aver cuardo mi lado un mundo hallaba
De amor y de ventura,
Al cabO de sejs hOras eXclamabas
Guam POGO el tempo dura
Y al yer que de partir tenla prlsa
Amante lastimera
Decias con dulcisima sonrisa
Ain es tempranO /! espera
H.. -. s,.o, h,,x,o al t;a,nno to norano
Mas argas las sasiOnes,
Qae es trSte YER, cuan 10 ell amor decna,
Cambiar los eStaciOnes.
Las horas cuentas del relo yecino,
Da seiS V oyes til siete,
Y dices ensenandome el caminO:
Es va muy tarIe, vete
iOh coraZon que aumentas que acortas
Las horas aver dulces hoy amargas.
Cuaudo el amor empieza son muy cortas,
Cuando el amor acaba, son muy largas
".
Esperando al cartero en- la ventana
Durante un ano, la sensible Ines,
Con lluyias, con frios ca.ores,
ConstAnte esclava de sus pasos fue
Todos los dias lie traa carta,
Siempre salia i conversar con 81,
4 suplicarie ticrna carin sa
Qle y0,vlese mas pronto la otra vez
Hubo en- la casa boda, y ell cartero
Ces0 cartas amantes de traer;
Al aho un largo viaje hizo el esposo -.
Y sofia escribir. de mes a mes.
Tn dia que ell cartero la escalera
Vi6 Ines bajar, sin reparar EN- 81,
lie file dar una carta, Y ella diio:
Dejela arrba la we're al yolver,
SIurmurando el cartero do la vida,
Iba dicendo con amarga hiel:
La mitad de las cartas que Sc pierden.
Sc deben de perder
EUsEBIo BLAScO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-06-05
COMUNICADO.

San Lorenzo JUNO de 1879.
Er. Director de 81 BoLETIN.
Capital
Muy sefior mio: sirvRse v. dar publicidad
sn las columnas de su ilustrado peri0dico,
estas humildes hneas hijas de mi acendrada
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-18

AT OLD Posr OFFICE. NASSAU sf-wN. rKfs1
ss,,: CO. A"c naS nt win sell wsaas1ssy
shy 10 cover advances Goods on exhibition.
NRiE RAILwAY.-FORECLOsURE sALE.-sU.
S'a I5As AD fssr coMsAsH4
h TIE nn 1,as "a suo COMFY ASD
ment and decree foreclosure and sale rendered and
above sassd action on hs seventh o. Sovs%ssr K
George cur. .sis fer shsI:a
and property both real persona. and mixed mentioned Il
's Che the and
s1s ON
sSs n: s%IsS
.asS% he sstsss Tor is
and a
River ana including the final terminus 9 9Th. q the
known as tie Sswburs Branch. from Newssrs to v:
%ss !. sss al q % f. hs
Ing from Hsrneisve to Attcs In the state OF New YORK
i Z:
srssiiOns isncss, ~ss Sxtur: fancSsc pr vssss and
f T.
aa sSs
csnpsny and Ill tolls. income profits arising
tie same asS al the estate right title and interest,"
sS Term: 'oa e Of
p law Or IN equity conveyed assigned the New
Buifalo, New York and erie Railroad Company. by the
Buffalo, Bradford aud Pittsburg railroad Company by tho
Rochester and Genesce Valley Railroad Company and by
the Long Dock CompAny also all and singular the chooses
Stocks bonds bills receivable and
other evidences OF leasshod estste con
and other In the said Judgment mentoned
Given under hand the cisy Of New York. this list
u"' % '""u'''' GEOaiE rIcKNoR CURTIS. Referee.
TURNER LEE MCCLURE,
Plaintiffs Attorneys
20 Nassau st.. New York.
The sale Of above described property heretofore ad
vertised to day OF 1878
u o'clock noon NJ the Merchant Exchan-e salssrooms,
No. Ill Broadway the city Of New York. then and
there adjourned TO the 5th day Of March, 1873 at the
GEORGE TICKNoR cUn1Is
Referee
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-18

A r OLD posi- OFFICE. NASSAU sf.-WM. IRIS
ABAILEY CO., Auctioneers will sell weanesds
next public auction, sunerb Coral and Diamond Je'
elry 10 ndvnnces Goods on exhibition.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-18

THE RICH HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE ANNOUNCED
TO Bk, SOLD 9N M0NDAY Nsxr At A O'CLOCK
4OTn ST., WILL. BE SOLD SAME DAY AND HOUR
AT % AsToK PLACE, CLINTON HALL REMOVED
FOR CONVENlENC. or SALE
brand Piano !ich ebony AMI ornou Parlor Suits. in
match rich carved Dining Room Furniture, In leather
buffet and Extension Table and side Tabes rich wilton,
Moauet and Brussels Carpets fine curicd hair
French Pillows and Bosers But es stands rich engraved
and 1lass Ware, hnc French china Dinner aud Tca
Sets, silver Plate, together with large Of
Kitchen Utensils &c -.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-18
AUCTION
A UCTION, AUCTION,
. Clearing ont sale this MONDAY.

commencing 10 o'ciocx. Elegant
costly Furniture II 113 Vest 18th st., 9Th av
Wis. -Paror Suits In sntin cotelaine and Turkish
Suits Oil Paintings Curtains, Bronsss Bookcases secre
tsres Clock vase % Carpets nsid Chamber Sets hair
Blankets sheets. &C.; Dining Room Buffet. Exten-
sion Table. Chairs silverware, Glassware Cutlery AID
n B--ioods packed and shipped. Sale positive. ~ R.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-18
A TTENTIoN LARGE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

THIS (MONDAY) MORNING, AT 10 O'CLOCK,
at residence 232 West 43d st.. between 9TH and sth
II fine Carpets rs on Paintings crimson satin and rep
Pmrlor Suits PRnoorte Curtains, Mirrors Vases Cooks
Tables. Esgerss 10 walnut bedste Dressing Cases.
Bureaus Washstands Wardrobes ~ hair spring Mat
tresses Bedding, Lounges, Library, Dining Furniture.
Buffet Extension Tables, Glass. China, Silverwsre Cut.
Iery &C. L. Roth Auctioneer Take Broadway Seventh
Eighth Goods packed and delivered city
country.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-18

g HERMAN, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 15h BOW.
D.cry. MONDAY February IA, NJ IL o'clock
1Jif and IL Bowcry.
Peremptory sale Of Wines aud Liquors.
via, OF 90 barrels Bouroon aud Rye Whisseys various
brands aud ages; casks Brandes. Gin hum, Is casks
PORT sherry large lot Wines and Liquors cases,
5000 CiRarH Ac Be sold In lots to suit daalera
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-18
ART EXHIBITION AND SALE.

Now exhibition. day and evening" free. at the Art
Rooms. S17 Broadway, until time OF sale, Tuesday and
Wednesday evenings, February 10 aud 70.
FINE MODERN PAINTINGS FROM PRIVATE COL
LEO TONS.
comprising two hundred examples by American and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-18

IlICHAED " ALTtRs' SONS, AUCTION BERS--MORT-
IL nge sae-wi SELL Monday, At lO1sbcock, at ~ last
lrJadway large and general assortment vi household
Furniture Wardrobes Paror suits. Dressing Cases BED
seads Mattresses, Centre Tables Pympton Bedstea
cases. MIR ors Lace Curtans 6c also lot Lounge
ana CHAIR Frsmes, unfinished; Morticing Machine,
1ennoning Machine, 49,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-18

- fCHARD " IIARNETr, AUCrIONEEK
LII will sell at auction TUESDAY. February 10,
ut IL o'clock ut Exchange Saesroom, Ill broadway.
by order Vt executor of Archibald Hail. deco sscd
1856, 1871 Madison S., Brming three stor
attic and brick Houses lots each 19x59y.
Maps. Ac at auctionees oce. III Broadway, basement
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-18
LXECUTOKs SALE.
~ v. n. DAVIES, Auctionecr.
No. Pine 81.

ny WYNANs a DAVIES.
viii sell at public auction Thursday February a. at
IL O'clock at Exchange saesroom No. III Brondwsy,
the three story high stoop House. In eotd order known
NO. 2l5 West odd ST. FOR permits, terms, &C., apply
Office Of auo<oneerx
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-05
oRDLN.ANC

10 open Martin street, Murphy street and FysLj
Weet, from Nam street 20 Elm street, =.
BE Il ordained by the city Council OF tho
city OF Dallas: '"'
Section |. That Martin street, Mur,h .
street aud Field street, from Main street on
the south To Elm street ON tn north, he nnd
Tue same are hereby established as NJ reefs
anu tha proceedings necessary for the open,
ing ot the same are hereby ordered
sec. ?. The Mayor, city Engineer and CITY
secretary are here y O fdered to pro0psd "a
provided In section lt8 and succted inc sac.
lions OF chapter TX of city charter, H. mar.
lorin thelr respective duties for the opening
of said streets f'''"s
See. >. The private property necessary IN
be cnndemucd FOR use In opening said strsa, .
shall De paid tor 10y special assessments ne
provided for In section 81 aud auothpr Soc.
Ton OF chapter IN Of charter of city.
rec. !. Said streets are 10 bs opened az
pIaysu lof IN petitions Of citizens, Martin
street AMI Murphy street To be of the ,vfdth
OF ~ feet, and on llne with that p1r,inn
OF sald streets lying between Commerce AMI
MAIN STREETS, and "A continuance of The same
sec. >. Field street shall begin Al "A poini
, the north side Of Msiu street ll9I, ieei
west OF the alley at Lsonsrds soutlieae,
corner; thence west 50 feet; thence no,,I, > y
ieet 70 Elm street; thence east 10 feel aioss
,ouln side OF Elm street To said eouortt
y tihe II corner; thence south 40 feet IN Inc
sluhlnE.
~. sec s, p, Inc said streets ate & be paid for
" Ieclhi assessments, end the general fiinJ
Di the city Is not to be used for the purnnaa
sec. The requirements Of city chertet 10
pa strictly complied with In opening saiJ
sec. ;. That tits ordinance 20 into ef,ee,
IN and after lis passage.
Approved Decem Der -, 1871.
u W. l.. CABELL, Mayor.
- =. hHhhf KID SC y. dec "A tOt
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-05

DR., Tanner recently told the people
Of ~ Paul, Minnesota, tnat Dc lhu
eaten nothing for iufly dals aNu
had lived on cold water, 4 physician
under whose eyes the experiment VA,
made, fully corrohurnlcd The Stale
ment Hut there were scrplios eho
shook their heads and Nr1ie eauhtle
letters 10 the newspapers. pt lhnutl
In reply 10 these critics, stls lnTlh lhti
the feat was undertaken viii 90 dt
sire for notoriely, tat in ihe inlorrsIt
of science, cites numerous INSTANCES
0f the suspension ot vital functions
ffom similar causes, Chlls 10 witness
the serpent the toad, The Ho1on Eud
the wO0dchuck, And suhmerges th'
whole subject ia comprehensive VIZ
dom, Nov II b. srli.rNldrui thai a
man who caH write a letter 20 The ral'
tor three aud one hall columns iu
length on any subject save huance
or civil service reform, 10 capable VI
doing almost anything, even 81 fast
ug iuTty.tNo days. But d. Tanner
oflers proof Of another kind Tie
promises 10 repeat the experiment
under the slTic,esl surveillance Tor ihr
sum 81 $500 in haLk, 81 which sum
he shall retain ouly slun u hr suo'
ceeds Ia going forty two days without
food, the balance belog used toT chart
able purposes
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-05
THE STATE OVER.

GrdgSoa CoUmtp-Newsi w. c. Ever.
heart, sheriff of Grayson county. sheriff
f. D. Burnley of Omaha, Nebraska, and
Deputy Sheriff Gaines, also of Nebraska
arrived in this city Friday morning ON
the Houston ~ Texas Central passenger
train in charge of prisoner who was
heavily ironed, The prisoner is one of
the party who stopped the train on the
Union Pacific railroad at Big Springs
station, Nebraska, on September 18th.
and robbed the Union Pacific Express
Company car OF sixty thousand dollars.
"A Sneak thief entered the room of
John league, section foreman at Caddo.
at the Planters house Thursday night.
and stole his pants and YES. In his
vest were his watch, some money and
two checks for thirty.four dollars. The
checks were drawn by the pay master
OF the Missouri, Kansas a Texas road
-TwentySone car loads of cotton
were shipped to Chicago Friday. and
one to ST. Louis Three coaches with
soldiers of the 10th regiment OF United
States infantry left Hannibal. Missouri
for this place Friday night. They will
arrive in this city Sunday evening.
Three cars with baggage belonging to
the regiment also left at the same time.
hagfmdm County Times: Wednes>
day morning, about sunrise, thousands
of wild pidgeons passed over Kaufman,
supposed 20 be in search Of mast
Christmasday ut Kaufman was one of
and pleasure. There was
much life and merriment. yet we have
10 record no act that would tarnish the
good name Of our fair and prosperous
iown.--On Mondsv evening as Mr.
J. d. EchOls and his wife were driving
nto town. the horses suddenly took |
right and ran furiously of with the |
'uggy, throwing both OF them 10 tie
round, breaking Mr.. Echols' leg lust |
ibove the ankle, and seriously iniuring
his wiie-rhe prisoners, idcarceraied |
n the county Jail, attempted escape the
'ther night A razor had been turned
nto file, with which they cndeayored
o cut uway the bars Of their cell win.
lows - Lawrence I,ems: Parson
ialdrip had his saddle and bride
tolen on Monday night Of last week
'everal horses were stolen about the
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-05

Was there an intrigue between Conk,
ling and certain southern senators to
rejejt all the returns from Louisiana
and order new election in that state ?
In Mr.. Chambers recent letter, alleg-
ing a corrupt bargain between Mr..
Hayes friends and southern democrats
Major Burke, of Louisiana, is named
as one Of the parties to the bargain. In
statement concerning the charges
made in the manifesto, Major Burke
says
"As to the re opening Of the presi.
dental issue. we consider il closed
The old combination between Senator
Conkling and democratic SENATOR,
which offered to Louisiana and The
country defeat of the electoral count
and new election under Conkling
may be received with view Of opening
the electoral question, but think Il
impossible"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-05

CONGRESS- reassembles on the l0tb,
and many important measures will be
acted upon at once. 1t is thought that
the Texas and Pacific bill will come up
very early after the meeting. Its friends
are sanguine of success. As an economic
measure, stripped of all subsidy feat>
ures, there is no valid reason why il
should not pass at once. Every patriot,
and every progressive man in Texas, or
in any other of the states, should sup.
port it. The main trunk line, without
branches, ought TO insure favorable ac.
ton at once.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-05

CHICAGO, during the year just closed
erected thirteen hundred and ninety>
eight buildings, covering frontage of
seven miles, and requiring nm invest
ment of something more than six and
ahalf million of dollara. This inclina.
ton to build may account for the
promptness of many of her monied in>
stltutions to present their cases to the
kindly consideration of the bankrupt
courts. The Garden City believes in
improvements, but seems to be aversed
TO the payment of unsecured debts.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-05
AnIIanr LIToT..

la this enlightened age ana land, hnd ac'
eeplAuce nAly with the ptvludlccl and H.
uurant 10 II impossible, iul Instance, lo
persuade any large pr portion oi lcnplc
who have lmbibtd their iiuNs OF iuslC IN
common schools and free aca cmi"s, thal II
Is vNpcdient 10 cram their -. icus wiih
Ilercury. rasp their bowels with colycluih
aud lalap, or etupeiN their huu with
upintts, whom u pure, effective, safe, botAulc
cordial liko HustettpTs stomach b.Urn,
which relieves vNtry dholdor for which tue
poisonous drugs have b On heretofore pre-.
scriOed, ~ within the reach ~ every one,
Old m7hiuuel remedies are rapidly giving
ground before the advance oi this conquer
Ing spccih ne, aud old fashioned Ideas no rc.
gard 10 depletion as means %. cure, have
been quits exploded by the success Of TIM
great rcuOyant which tone, the system,
truuqulliLaH the nerves, intucrs sound re-
pose, neutfallzos malaria, dtpuratts ,nd en-
riches the blood, ruusc- the liver when dor
maut, and promotes regular habit of body
tu.lau-s,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-05
STATE OF TEXAS.

IL gives to the Passenger view OF the grand
est scenery, finest agricultural district and
great grazing grounds OF the West.
als passenger and freight trains are sur
passed ny none in the state. Pullmanf
IAlace Drawing Room aud sleeping can
IcaNe 81. Louis daily via the NJ, X. & /. ~
". =. m; Hannibal at 10 n. no., and sedalla
~ O'EJ p ~, running Though to DenlsOu'
sIerlhah, DALLAS, Hearne, Austin ana HOus'
ton without change connection Is also mace
at sherman with the Texas and Pscilc falI'
way LOT the above named points. .
n, me CONNECTIONS of this Road with Tine NJ
IN. * L. at DenisOn for IT. Louis, HHnnlOai
SnlNhso, Fort scott, Kansas city ana gu
points North and East; with the Texas a "a
cinc AT sherman for st. Louis, Cairo, Mem,
pms, anu all points East and southeast, anu
az uOOston with the g., II. & >. y for sAn
5Ant0nlo, the o., ii. 4 II Tor Galveston' ihe
texas New Orleans Railway for Beaumont
nrhhge, etc., the Morgan and Mallory steam
shlI LOT al points on the Gull ana Ataulio
S9asts, AND the Liverpool & Texas steamship
Line 10 Liverpool, Havre and other tllu'
penn cities are perfect, while its fTttuoII
uoui aust and heat on account Of the nAlIIe
oI the SOIL and the open prairie ""r'''f' ''-'
when IL passes, with is coolib
PHEASANT scenery OF broad prairie
groves, well cultivated fields Of CO
snall grain, and fruits, render IL
ueflrable and udvantaE eOus TO ira
shippers In preference To others.
~. Louis Express leaves Gslygs
txcept Saturday, at 2:20 y. M, Ht
o'SO y. m, Hearue nj 2.25 y. M, Dali
m ana Denison at Has q, m.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-05

II is the duty OF every persoa who has used
Bosohets German syrup to let It's wonderful
qualities be SHOWN TO their ilirnds IN cur.
lnG consumption, severe coughs, Groups,
asthma, putum9nla, ana in irt al. thruat
und lung disrHSas. No lvrn can use Il
without Immediate teirL Ghr q doses VIII
relieve any cast, aud We consider II the duty
OF all druggists to rec nmeud IL Ia the poor
Dis Ing cnusumptiv., ut least To Try one boz
to- Us iuCO0 du2eH bottles were Spld last
year, and no one caSs where II failed WINS re-
ported such mediclue Rs the German
syrup eau not be too widely known Ask
Your druggist about II. sample bottles to
try, old nj 10 cent, Regular siEa IS cents.
For sale by all DIR ggists. Janldlw.wlt