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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-07-10

forman consejo de guerra por una Vi
sual, juzgandola un crlmen. Ell corazon
de las mujeres es una aduana que todo
10 decomisa sus oios son unos carabi-
neros incorruptibles, porque guardian la
hacienda propia, anadio ell captain
riendose. Y I no piensas volver al cam
pc enemigo?
Mientras ella no me lame, con
protestas formales de enmienda, no vol
we're. Mi resolution es irrevocable.
-Manana pensaras de otro modo.
No 10 creas tengo fuerza de yolun-
tad.
-Entonces ella izara bandera de
parlamento, y como deseas dejarte con-
veneer, la campana termina sin mas
que la escaramuza de esta noche. Acues-
tate una hora y duerme la manana, que
ell sueno es un calmanto magnifco para
los nervios.
Dejemos descansar al captain y al
teniente de lanceros, y volvamos al Ca
fetal.
Magdalena habia pasado una noche
terrible. llorando veees, desesperandc
SO otras, Y asomando la cabeza de
tempo en- tempo por la ventana de su
cuarto, que daba al fondo de la casa de
vivienda, para yer ST volvia gu marido;
le luna alumbraba los cafetos, y no SO
proyectaba en- ell suelo mas que la SOM
bra de los arbustos prenados de fruto;
su Imagination le hacia distinguir q
cada ratio un bulto que sc movia, pero
pronto llegaba el desengano, conyen-
ciendola de que eran las ramas agita-
das por 81 yiento.
Deseaba la i6ven que llegara Ernes-
to q pedirle perdon, y temia verle en-
trar; su estado era angustioso. Por fin
asomo Ia laz del dia, esq luz que con-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-07-10
INSTRUCTION PUBLlCA.

Seria ocioso poner en- tela de juicio
que todo 10 que Sc relaciona con la en-
senanza p1blica reviste una importancia
Observation-Disclosures en- la sociedad.
Hoy que todos los gobiernos de los
paises civilizados Sc esfuerzan en- pro-
porcionar a sus administrators los me-
dios posibles de instruction, ora faci,i-
taudo elementos de ensenanza indispen-
sables 4 todos los alumnos ora pro-
tegiendo y estimulando la publication
de obras elementales de todas classes
para la instruction de la ninez, ora real
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-07-10
En- ell mes de mayo recaudaron las

En- ell mes de mayo recaudaron las
Aduauas de esta isla $l97,l44'94 ;
J;eerencia total en- baja 22,222'l5
eontribuciones recaudaronse $42
NAP; baja Sl2,29447.
sfactos timbrados $50, 1902 ;
A'40.
hlgresos eventuales S,870'87 ;
2,S90'59.
: Por bicnes del Estado l,S73'42
alza | 1,lS0'59.
Computando las bajas con la uni
ca alza que ha habido. resulta que
en- mayo ppdo. Sc han recaudado S36
mi; 57l menos que en- igual mes del
IT, dato que demuostra cl triste es-
tado ecoa6mico del pals.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-07-10
g su alma, 81 no Sc prepara J SO de-

de su alma, 81 no Sc prepara y 80 de-
fende.
ID Cree v. que Ernesto sea intel
la fe que me ha iurado? pregunto Mag
dalena, lanzando fuego.por los ojos.
No creo NADIA, sonora, nj dsbo
creerlo, porque no me toca producer
un conhicto en- la existencia de dos e.
pesos; pero con6ando en- Ia discretion
de usted, me atrevo q esperar que har&
iusticia & mi sana intcncion. Entire
un hombre que huge de una muier
ejemplar, y esta que sufre las conse-
cuencias de los extravios de aqusl, mo
toca ponerme al lado del mas d6bil pa
ia ampararlc. Es una obligation de
conciencia, de corazon y dc equidad
i Extravios murmuro ella como
hablando consigo misma. Esto es hor-
rorosol
No s6 la importancia que tendr1n
los de Ernesto, pero me ss muy facil
saber :. !. Y todo por tranquilixar
", pues abrigo la conviction de que
es preferible la realidad & la duda.
i All, 81, es preferible | Ia duda me
esta matando. -. No puedo hacerme
superior este tormento! Lo contiesol
tengos celos
--Conpadezco & v. de veras, Magda-
lena; los celos son Ia desesperacion:
acabara v. NAL, porque al I'm tanto s.
estira una soga que 90 rompe, y no OIL
vide usted que el refran 10 dice; siem-
pre- SO romps por. 10 nas dslgado.
~ 81 me engahal 81. exolam6 iren6-
tica; ah no respondo do mi rason |
Pero Sc6mo averiguarlo2
-Muy sencillamente, rspuso Gusta-
70 miranda q techo. como ii eontafa
las vigas
(CoSrNUAak.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-07-10


permanecienlo en- situacion de ilimita-
do hasta 1872.
Por contribnir Ia defensa de Ssvi-s
la en- julio del aao siguiente, assemble
& teniente coronel Y al emplao inmsdia-
to en- IL de diciembre do 1851.
Fne nombrado segundo caoo INFERNO
.lsl distrito 10 Andalucia y tomo parta
en- los sucesos ocurridos en- Cidiz en-
1868, siendo promovido & brigadier en-
6 de enero del SO, mariscal de campo
en- 20 lie setiembre del 68 = teaiente
general en- 8 de noviembre de 1871. En-
abril de 1874, hailfndose desempelan-
do la clpitania general de Andaluoid,
fue destinado & las ordenes dol go oral
en- jefe del eierci.o del Norts, ynom-
brado coman,lante general del segun-
do cuerpo, en- las empenadas acciones
que precedieron al levantamiento del
sitio de Bilbao, atac6 por ell centro la
cordillera lie Galtames, ocupo i. Inca
derecha del rio Somorrostro y tola la
del ferro- -carril, y lego en- movimiento
ofensivo hasta Portuga'et", apoderan-
dose de Ia artillerfa y municiones que
en- aquel punto tenian los carlistas.
Nombrado director general de Arti-
llerla, y luego comandsnte en- JEFF del
Ser cuerpo del Norte, tom6 la impor-
tante plaza de L,guartia, oblig6 4 las
facciones 4 levantar el bloqueo de Ir1n
despues da sostener los gloriosos com
bates de- s. Marcos Y s. Marcial, v rea-
liz6 por 1ltimo, presencia de S. NJ. el
Rey, las acertadas operaciones que die
ron por resultado la conquista y ocupa-
cion de Ia Inca del Arga.
| Ell "a de febrero de 1875 recibio el
nombramiento de primer ayudante de
S. NJ el Rsy: en- II de julio de 1877 fue
nombrado nuevamente director de Arti-
lleria, en- Is de setiembre del mismo
ano ell Gobierno le contrib ell mando su-
perior d, Puerto Rico Oh el cual ceso
por Real Decreto de 16 de a6ril lltino
Era el Sr. Laserna un miiitar escla-
recilo que possis brillant,sima hoia
historical Ell Ia qua const.ban cerca lie
81 a6os, sin abono, de leales servicios
y su fallecimiento dejA un sensible va.
clio en- el Estado Mayor General Gel
Ejercito.
| 0uStracion Espanola Anerieala1
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He aqul el decreto que ha dlcta-
do des,le su lecho de dolor el empe-
rador de Alemania, disponiendo que
su hijo el principe imperial lie reem-
place en- sus atlas funciones durante
su enfermedad
"Al principe imperial del imperio
aleman y principe real de Prussia. .-Ber-
lin 4 4 de Junio. -Hallandome en- los
momentos actuales y .consecuencia de
las heridas que he recibido imposibil:-
tado de frmar debiendo abstenerme
por conseio de los msdicos de todo cui-
dado serio, he venido On disponer que
Vuestra A. I. y r.. mi hijo querido, me
sustituya en- Ia direction suprema del
gobierno por todo ell tempo que dure
mi enfermedad.
Excite, por tanto, V. A. I. y R., mi
hijo querilo, 4 fin de que SO sirva adop-
tar las medidas necesarias para la res-
lizacion de este prop5sito.
"Los que suscriben, jefes del gabine-
to civil y militar, certifcan qre s. NJ. ell
emperador y roy, q quien SO ha dado
cuenta en- gu presencia de la anterior or
deuanza, ha venido en- aprobarla solem-
nemente, disponiendo one la execute y
publique ell canciller del imperio y ell
presidente del Consejo do ministries,
que han asistido tambien a este acto.-
Firmado: -Wilmoski, Albedyll, princi.
pc de Bismarck, conde de Stolberg.
Leonhardt Falk, KsmeckA, Friedenthal
Bulow, conde de Eulemburg, Maybach
Hobrecht "
La 6rden del principe imperial ha.
ciendose cargo del gobierno esta conce-
bida en- los siguientes terminus:
Gal canciller del impefio. -Adiunts
os comunico In 6rden que me ha side
dirigida por,S. NJ I. y R., encargandoos
que la mandeis publican en- el Dia'fc
ofcial del Impe,'io, al propio tempo que
la siguiente proclama
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-07-10
GACETA DEL 8.

Por el Gobierno General, en- cele-
bracion de Ia paz de Cuba, Sc permi-
te continde pnblicandose ell peri6di-
co La Prensa de Mayagiiez, supri-
mido per e! alcalde de aquella ciu-
dad.
NombraGos presidente de la Sub
delegation de Mediciua y Cirujia
D. Francisco Alafont Marco, vocal
D. Gabriel Ferrer y sub-delegado
del primer departamento D. Agus-
tin Muniozguren.
r. 0. II JUNO dejando suprirnida
la expedition de pasaportes para Ell
extranjero, no pudiendo exigirse 4
los viajeros otro documento que Ia
cedula de vecindad para identi6cacion
de sus personas.
Anunciada para ell 6 de agosto la
subasta de quinientas mudas de ro-
pa para los con6nados del presidi0
que tendra lugar en- la Secretarla del
Gobierno General.
Circular de la Admon. Central de
Rentas recordando de nuevo < los
municipios la necesidad de que en-
un plazo brevfsimo remitan ell repair
to de la contribution TERRITORIAL:
Otra excitando d los ayuntamien-
tos 4 la pronta recaudacion de las
contribuciones sopena de proceder &
la ejecucion de apremios que dispo-
ne la instruction de % de enero de
1876 para los morosos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-07-10

sC0nstItuclOn Y las reyes de acu6rd0
con los principles de s. NJ, mi padre y
senior, que me son bien conocidos --Ber-
lin de JUNO de 1878. -Firmado -
Federico Guillermo, principe imperial.
Con motive de ser ell 13 los dias
del Sr. Canovas del Castillo firmaron
la sign;ente carta de felicitacion pc
riodistas de todos matices polfticos de
los que asisten d Ia tribuna del Con-
greso:
Excmo. Sr. D.. Antonio Cdnovas
del Castillo:
Muy senior nuestro y de nuestra
respetuosa consideration Cuentan
las cr6nicas que era tai Ell poderoso
attractive del santo patrono de Vd.
ell monte de Padua, que con frecuen-
cia Sc veia aclamado por sus mas de-
cididos enemigos, quienes milagro-
samente convertia.
Usts1, que no en- balde lleva su
nombre, na logrado convertir tam
bien en- adiniradores personales 4 sus
adversarios polfticos, y es que 81 las.
luchas del poder separan y dividen,
las luchas de la inteligencia aunan y
concilian, pues ia palabra y Ia plu-
ma, ejercitos de la idea, combaten
por la vida y ell progreso, jamas por
la destruction y la ruina.
Atleta en- la tribuna y honra de
las letras y la ciencia, permltanos V.
a nosotros, soldados de fila del PEE
riodisno, per& eaulpeones al fin de
aquellos ejercitos, que saludemos hoy
con Ia mano en- la visera, no a IA es-
trella del presidente del Consejo de
ministries, sino al talento de d. An
tonic Canovas del Castillo.
! Luchando desde distintos campos,
aunque no todos somos mi1isteriales
del ninistro, todos nos honramos por
serlo del orador y el publicista.
Y sirviendose aceptar nuestro tes-
timonio de alta estima, 81 dirige Vd.
en- este dia oraciones San Antonio,
abogado de las cosas perdidas,
dfgale que Vd., como 81, ha conse-
guido el privilegio de hallar el tails
man que une hoy en- un mismo afec-
tuoso sentimiento hacia Vd. 4 sus
!eales amigos y adversarios polfticos
respectivamente seguros servidores.
K Siguen las irInas).
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-07-10
pREsUpUEsTos DE PUERTO RICO.

Z Como de costumbre, insertamos {
continuation ell preambulo y proyec-
to de ley de presupuestos de esta is
la que ell Z de Junio present6 i las
C6rtes el Excmo. Sr. Ministro de u
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-07-10

Estoy frmemente resuslto 4desem-
peilar las f1nciones interinas de que me
Ia encargado s. M. /. y r. Y que he
aeeptado, observando estrictamente ID
Constitution r las feyes Y de acuerdo
con los principles de s. NJ, mi padre y
senior, que me SON bien conocidos. -Ber-
lin & 5 de JUNO de 1878. --Firmado -
Federico Guillermo, principe imperial.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-11-13
THE FISHERY AWARD.
Dispatches from Salisbury Regarding
the Matter.
The Award to be Paid in London No
vember Odd.

NEW YORK, November II. A despatch from
washington says Salisbury's reply to the des
patches OF Evarts touching the Halifax award and
the newfoundland fishery question, was received
this morning at the state departme Mt ha wing been
telegraphod from London.
While nothing definite was learned at the State
department as to the tenor Of Salisbury's des-
patch, 1t is believed that that portion which refers
to the Interference with American fishermen in
January last. by the authorities is satisfactory to
ms government, and that the imperial govern
ment Will IN good faith carry out the treaty OF
Washington, and extend to American fishermen
the rights and privileges accorded By the treaty
Eyarts is prevented by diplomatic usage from
saying anything as to the contents of Salisbury
despatch, but As there will be no Improperly in
tue British Government making it's c0nten ts
known after it has been formally delivered to this
government, 1t is probable Sasbury's communi-
cation will be published in London 10 q very few
days
Members Of the diplomatic corps express the be.
lef that the full amount awarded by the Halifax
commission, will be paid 10 London on November
I'D, the same day specified for the payment to be
made.
The statement recently published that $780,
600 IS now in London in readiness to be handed
over to the British Government, il believed to be
erroneous.
The money in question has not been drawn from
the treasury, and far the accounting officers
of the treasury informed, no tran, fer of money
from Washington to London, for this purpose, has
been made.
WASHINGTON November II. 1t is believed
here that Lord Salisbury, in his reply to Sec'y
Evarts is as earnest in his position that the Cana
dian Fishery Award was made in accordance with
the treaty OF Washington, as Mr.. Evarts is in
maintaining az opposite view. The correspond
ence is not likely to be concluded by the 23d inst,
when the award is due, and it will probably be
paid under protest.
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EASTERN AFFAIRS.
THE RUSSIAN ARMY ON THE ROAD
To BALKH AND HERAT.
Great Political Importance Attacked 10
Its Course.
AN INTERVIEW WITH THE FRENCH
FOREIGN MINISTER.

vienna. Nevatsber IL. The Pesther Lloyd
states Russian corps, eight thousand strong,
stands on the road to Balkh and Herat Great
political Importance is attached to the event
LONDON, November II. The Paris correspond
ent of the Daily Telegraph, says Prince 0rlod,
Russian ambassador to France, had long inter-
view, Monday, with M. Wsddington, French
minister Of foreign affairs, at which he informed
Washington Of the cars willingness to cooper
ate in securing an arrangement Of the Turco-
Greek frontier difficulty. and Of his firm intention
to carry out all the stipulations Of the Berlin
treaty.
Orlof goes to Baden Baden, TO interview Cor
tschakof, Friday.
The visit to Lividia of Schouvalof, Russian
ambassador TO England, seems TO have had coed
effect, and the fact that tho Russian government
has gone out of its way reassert ts intention TO
respect the treaty of Berlin, il regarded here ss
very peaceful omen.
A despatch from Simla, says the Russians AFTER
constant fighting reached upper Atreka, and that
thus opening up the Herat road
A Vienna despatch says the Frendenblatt semi
officially announces that Count Schouval06 brings
resssurlng explanations to Austria. T..
LONDON, November IL. The British foreign
office announces note giving assurances Of the
cars desire to faithfully respect the treaty OF
Berlin, which WAS handed to Lord Lotus on the
9Th inst.
ROME, November IL. The truth of the report
that Count Cortes is going 70 Paris and London
to secure common action in the East is denied.
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j A cable telegram received BY Major T. M. An
.rews of this city, on Monday afternoon. COM
municated the sad intelligence Of the death Of his
son-in.law, Capt. Llewellyn Cooper, in Glasgow,
Scotland, on Sunday last. Capt. Cooper was mas
ter of one of the steamers plying between Glas-
gov and New York, and stood high in his profess
sion as careful and efficient officer No partic-
uars we're given Of this sudden and unexpected
event which carries sorrow and bitter anguish to
many hearts.
A man by the name of Arthur, residing in West
Farmingdale, was before our police court
Monday last on the charge Of attempting to shoot
one of his sons. He was committed to the county
jail at Augusta, to await trial at the September
term of the s. J. Court. Arthur appears to be .
man lacking In moral responsibility, and might
perhaps more appropriately find home at the In
sane Hospital rather than the State prison. The
boy sustained no permanent injury.
Drinking aud smoking habits, most perncious
10 health and good morals, should no; be formed BY
any young men, and especially those whose parents
and friends are perhaps making personal sacrifices
to give them an opportunity for obtaining edu-
cation st colleges and other institutions of learn
ing while away from home influences and parental
authority. Initial steps in downward course
are easy to take but evil habits once formed will
sooner or later produce their leg ultimate fruits of
degradation and sorrow. We would most earnest
ly caution every young man to beware Of taking
the first steps in evil and dsreputsble ways.
These might as well be called "Indisn Summer"
or at least prelude to that by no means apocry-
pha season of the the closing year.
Mr. William EulIer ho for tho mast s;x
months has been in the employ Of the Bodwell
Granite Company at Carver's Harbor, has return
ed to his home in this city for the winter in the
enjoyment of excellent health.
U. S. Steamer, Iris, Capt. Johnson, arrived at
this port on Monday, on q semi-annul tour to at
tend to the buoys in the channel of the Kennebec.
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OSUFFERERs from headache, constipated
bowels, inward piles, costiveness, fevers, torpid
liver. ycllowness of the skin and eyes, indges
ton. dyspepsia and all arrangements of the inter-
nal viscera, are cured by "Swsyne's Tar aud
Sarsaparilla Pills." Unlike many other purga-
tives, they do not irritate the stomach and bow.
els by frequent use. They keep the system in
healthy condition by arousing the torpid liver to
healthy action and expelling by the bowels and
kidneys the matter that poisons the foundations OF
life. BE particular to obtain "Swayne's Pills
Price rs cents box at all leading druggists. Geo
G. Goodwin 4 Co., Wholesale Agents, Boston
Partridge Bros, Augusta. septic teod& wifi
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FUREIGN NEWS.

ROME. November IL. 1t 10 stated the Pope has
made direct appeals to the Gear on behalf Of the
Polish Catholics, and if the appeal 10 fruitlcss,
will issue encyclical denodncing the conduct Of
Russia. az
GENEVA, November IL. The elections for
members Of the great council Of the Canton of
Geneva resulted In favor of the democratic con-
servsuve party. This ensures return of the dis
possessed Catholic priests, the cessation of relig-
ious war, and eventual separation Of church aud
state, but does not ensure the return OF Bishop
Mermillod, as he WAS expelled by the Swiss fed
eral government.
MADRID, November IL. The government of
Morocco promises to indemnify the families Of
Spaniards assassinated in that country and to 90
lutte the Spanish flag.
Congress to-day discussed bill for the modif.
cations Of suffrage laws. Senior CASTELAR, opposed
the measure. He defended universal suffrage and
advocated liberal policy which would allow the
true will of the nation to be made known.
Prince Bismarck is very fretful and nervous.
He constantly suffers from neuralgia and from .
belief that his enemies will attempt to sassnstc
him. He is sleepless, haggard and broken, and
his temper frequently finds violent outbursts. He
keeps up his nerves by drinking port wine.
The crew Of the brig Francs, which foundered
on the passage from Mandel to Wilmington, were
saved.
The Swiss government will give notice January
LIST of its intention to withdraw from the Latin
monetary convention.
BOMBAY, November II. Sir Andrew Clarke, q
member of the vice royal council, has examined
the Wynaad district in the Madras, and has de-
c!sred it highly aurijerous. Miners have been
brought from Australia, and great results are an
ticipated.
BERLIN, November IL. 1t is announced that
the German government has decided definitely to
occupy the whole of the Samoan archipelago.
The Belgian parliament was opened to day BY
King Leopold, who congratulated the chambers
and people on the general condition of prosperity
and announced his intention to celebrats in
glorious manner the fftieth anniversary Of the
constitution.
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WEST INDIES.
Arrived.

HAVANA, November IL. The French mail
steamer from ST. Thomas has arrived.
Yellow Fever.
The proclamation of the quarantine at Porto
Rico against st. Thomas until the 10th, created
much indignation and protests were made by the
foreign consuls. There was no fever at ST.
Thomas and the quarantine is said to have been
obtained by the intrigue by one house in st.
Thomas having branch at Porto Rico to prevent
other purchasers coming to St. Thomas and oblig-
ing them to purchase at the branch house in Porto
Rico which is the chief market OF st. Thomas,
and lost 100000 import duty by the quarantine.
The InsurrectIOn.
The instruction tn Santa Cruz is over, but the
future Of the island is doubtful. Business is at
the lowest extreme. The Danish government has
contributed $4,000 crowns by telegraph.
From santa Domingo.
Santa Domingo is reported quiet. The revolu-
ton in the province of Asua is reported Is sub
dued. The latest accounts, however, show that
Port Asua is still blockaded.
Election.
The presidential election is near at hand and
the election Of Guillermo is now considered about
certain
The next coffee crop promises to be unusually
abundant.
Marine Items.
which are easily disposed Of owing to scarcity.
From Hayh.
Hayti was quiet. The executive desired an
amendment to the article of the constitution which
which excludes whites from the enjoyment OF the
same rights colored persons. The executive
seemed determined on this point, being convinced
that the measure would be for the benefit Of the
country, although his own overthrow is threaten
ed if the amendment is submitted to the cham
bers.
Hurricane.
A hurricane recently visited the island and the
coffee crop is expected to be one-thrd short owing
to it.
Provisions.
Nine American vessels are unloading provisions
in different ports of the republic.
Dark sugars.
The Demerara planters were snxiously await
ing the result OF the trials in Baltimore to deter
niue the question whether rich dark sugars are
admissible under United States customs regula-
tlons, at low rates. If the decision was favorable
the estates would forthwith recommence making
dark sugars, il adverse, the crop would be shipped
to England.
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CONsUMPTION CURED.

An old physician. retired from practice, having
had placed in his hands by an East India miss ion
airy the formula Of simple vegetable remedy: for
the speedy and permanent cure for consumption,
bronchitis, catarrh. asthma, and all throat and
lung affections, also a positive and radical cure
for nervous debility and all nervous complaints,
after having tested its wonderful curative powers
in thousands of cases, has felt it his duty to make
it known to his suffering fellows. Actuated by
this motive, and desire to relief human suffer
ing, will send, free of charge, to all who desire
it, this recipe, with fall directions for preparing
and using, in German, French English. Sent
by mail by addressing with stamp, naming this
paper, w. w. Sherar, l49 Powers Block, Ro
chester, New York. lO-tSw4w