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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-01-31
The Matthews Resolution,

The following IL the full text Of the
INSTRUMENTATION on the silver guess
ton. which passed the Cnlied States
senate on the 18Th by vote OF Al to %,
and the Mouse on Monday, the 2S,b, by q
vote II l6S t0 20:
"wHERsAe, BY an act entitled An act
10 improve the public credit aud ~.
proved March Is, 1860, II was provided
and declared that the faith OF the United
States was thereby solennIy pledged to
pay 10 coin or It's equivalent. all Interests
bearing obligations Vt the United stat $,
exceptin cases where the law authorizing
the issue Of such obligations bad express.
ly provided that the same might be paid
w lawful money, or currency, than gold
and siiver; and,
"WHxnEAs. All bonds OF The United
States authorized 70 be issued by the act
entitled An sct 10 authorize the refund.
ing Of the national debt, approved July
IA, 1870. by the terms Of said act were de.
ciHred ~ b Tedeemshlc In coin Of the
then present standard value. bearing In.
tersst payable semi-annuAlly In such
"WarsxAs. All bends Of tn. United
States authorized 70 be Issued under the
set entitled An act u provide for the re.
sumption Of specie payments, approved
Jan. u, ISIS. are required 10 be descrip>
tive Of de bonds Of the United States de-
scSibed In said sct OF congress. approved
July u, 1870, entitled An act 70 author.
ize the reinnding ct the national debt !
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Competition the Life OF Trade.

IT. Louis Rsppblica2,, Goth: "lhis re.
yivsl Of interest In the Mississippi river
and It's tributaries is a healthy sign OF
the times, Tor |, indicates that the people
Of the grea, Mississippi valley are
awakening 10 an appreciation OF the
manner they have heretofore neglected
pa,ure's gifts. But something more than
that Is needed, for river improvement Is
not all tina. Is required 10 revive river
commerce. II st. Louis had done In tn.
past ell that could k done With The river
In It's present condition, it could afford
10 blame congressional s!inginess tor
the destruction OF Ito river COM
merce, but the fact Is that unto
ward event may be attributed In quite
Ss great degree 70 the combined Gu.
pidl,y and stupidity OF the steam boat>
men themselves. Steamboat arcbitec
ture and steamboat management on
western rivers are both behind the age
and only a complete revolution Will
make room for the commercs ot the
fu.ure. Then there is q sort Of freezing
out process by which certain combina.
lions have gained and keep monopoly
OF certain rivers, earning o profit So
enormously dispropOrtionste 10 tho cap
ital invested. that Il can only be got by
exhorbitant rates which stihe coamcr
The rivers are free, aud II there WAS
more competitor there would no plenty
Of business to give q tair return OF Il
very much increased tonnage In all di.
rections. Competition 10 the lie Of trade
and II is the business of the merchants
to see that there Is more Of II on the
river routes"
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-01-31
Holdi,ra' Paw.

The army pay bill Axes the pay OF the
general OF the army at $4,000, that Of
the iieutepan..general at 5000. that Of
major. generals at IS COO. brigsdier.gen-
erals At $1,000. colonies at 5000. lieu.
tenat.colonels at s2.60D. majors at So.
600. captains Of cavalry Gt $l.8O0, same
Of Infantry, $l.400; second lleutenan.s Of
cavalry at $l.200; came Of Infantry Of
$1,000. Under the law oil the officer.
below the rank Of colonel get what I,
called the "iogy ration" which Is ter
pr cent on their pay for each i've y,an
service. The bill also increases the pay
Of sergeant.major from ga to $50; all
6rst,serSeanIs are increased from So u
S32; all scrgesnts from 81 TO $22; all
corperals from SIS to sls. The increase
Of pay 10 the non.commissioned officers
amounts 10 about $50, 900 a year. In.
decrease Of officers ply and allowances
amounts TO about $l.250.0O0.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-01-31
TIM EASTERN WAR.

Party Lines I'm ms Rritish PNviia'
nsent- Austria witisdraws from
the Alliance 0f.she Tbree Esnprr-
srs dissatisfaction NJ NJ. Peters
burg and RerliD-Penee Net Yet
Assured.
Special BY Gable TO the Republican.
ANXIETY AMONG THE PUBLIC MEN.
LONDON. Jan. &C, 4 A,M.-The general
feeling among the best Informed pubic
men here is one of intense anxiety not
only for the future OF England, but the
continent. II Is now acknowledged that
Russia has endeayored 10 obtain y secret
understanding with Turkey relative to
the
OPENING OF THE DARpAEEILfs,
and the tear is universal that such IN
ders!anding has been reached. 1t iswell
known that RUSSIA Ia resolved on this
concession before all others. and yet she
suddenly on Monday last communicated
TO the British government her Intention
OF submitting 1t to Europe. This ap
parent fairness Is believed to he dua to
certainly Of carrying her poin, in any
conference or
CONGRESS or EUROPEAN POWERS.
There Ia also reason to fear that Russian
troops will occupy Constan'inople for at
least one day. as Russian transports have
been ordered In readiness at Odessa and
other Black sea ports. a Russian ads
vance force has reached Tchorlon. hall.
way between Demoitica and CONSTANT
nOple.
spLEIgAS pAsHA AND BAKER PAsBA
are at Bonlair, terrifying the isthmus
leading to Gallipoli; and should peace
negotiations now TAIL, the Russians will
undoubtedly attack that point, Hopes OF
immsdiats peace are rapidly diminishing.
A Vienna correspondent teiegraphs that
Austria has raised serious objections TO
RUssiA's TERAs,
and that the eateste cordiaA between
these powers has been greatly Interrupts
ed: information here Ia 10 the same
effect. For the reason THAI England Is
evidently counting on Austria's assist.
anee In curling Russia's demand. Ger.
many still holds alooi from any sug.
ges,iuns and 10 evidently IN active
SYMPATHY WITH RUSSIA.
A Berlin correspondent regards the
situation as extremely dangerous to the
peace OF Europe, corrobOrating his opin-
ion BY extracts from semi.oilicial ulter>
ancvs. Ii Ia understood that Austria
and England sre trying to bring about
q Europeon conference. vi once 10 meet
In Berlin. Germany neither approves
nor dlsappreves, but vii! take part Il
such conference 10 held.
LIBERAL MEMBERS or PARLIAMENT
have decided tOprssent AL amendment to
the governments request for war sup.
pliee 70 the eject that there being no In
formation ut hand to justify departure
from neutrality there Ia no reason for
voting unnecessary supplies. Tbls Will
be made q test vote, and II the amends
men, /. los. no further opposition to the
vote Of supplies will be made.
THE. LONDON TINES
editorlallv tnkes rather alarming view
OF the situation, and frars that should
supplemental supplies be granted such
action will be only forward step toward
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Grain Ship a nts via New Orleans

From th. New Orleans Times, Jan. "a.
Daring last week more bulk corn was
exported abroad from New Orleans than
from New York, The shipments OF
corn In bulk from st. Louis to New
Orleans. now aaost and loading, approx
Innate 800. 900 bushels--,his besides ship
men.s from other points. There 10,
therefore, no hazard in saying that our
grain trade Is Ut las, finally and pcrmar
nen,ly established, and with proper care
and encouragement, will speedily grow
Into immense proportions.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-01-31


THBRB 10 now no longer any doubt
about the passage o!the Bland silver bill.
nv the vote In the house on Monday 1t
10 shown that in lbs, body there Is a ma
jority ofnearly three to one in favor OF
the bill. while careful canvass of the
senate shows that more than two.thicds
Of the senators will vote for the bill when
It comes up. Slncs tie vote In the house
On the Matthew'S resolution i;isexpected
that . strong push will be made 10 pass
the bill, and thus drop the financial ques.
ton for the time. The next light will be
on the question Of the repeal Of the re.
sumption act.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-01-31

TEE hiding place Of J. Madison Wells,
who lett the state rather than stand trial
for fraud practiced In the canvass OF the
votes OF the late presidential election has
not been ascerlsined. The trial of An>
jerson 10 still In progress. The jury 70
try Anderson 10 composed Of ten white
and two colored men.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-01-31
kOHeShing Rev

In order to Introduce our Big Seed
Spring Wheat, The Whoa, OF Taos, in
your loc ihty-si' gle grains measuring ont.
half Inch In length-I propose to SEND 6
sample Of She wheat tree Of charge, to
every 81 scriber TO this paper who will
state the name the newspaper snt send
q throe cen. stamp to Day postage.
Agents wanted In every county TO reil
this new wheat. Address
l.. l.. CEMENT, Cleveland, Tenn.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-01-31

WHO will be the radical candidate for
congress In tbs district this tall IL q
question that the average radical poll
ucisn is, now asking. There 10 a
plentiful lack Of timber from which to
select IN available candidate, and yet
there are q number Of gentlemen who
think they could lead the party to
victory, and either Of whom would be
willing TO make the race. Before the
dsath Of the late Jsckson Frick, VI Jones.
hOro, that gentleman was regarded IS
the coming man, but now that he Is
gone. the party Ia Ii IL bad way land TO find
q man. upon whom all the factions can
be concentrated, 10 giving the managers
NO little anxiety. True, there Is Willis,
q Metropolis; Jack kuykeLdsll, OF Vi.
emma; Pierce, OF Pope county; an
NcKeaig, Fisher, and score OF others 10
aud about Cairo Meriz, oil Mound City;
Judge Brown, OF Villa Ridge; Captain
Parks. OF Perry county Judge Dougher.
~, Of Union, and o score or more OF
Others whose names might be mentioned.
But there are not to exceed two or three
out Of all the gentlemen named who are
considered available" and against
whom one or the other Of the factions
would rot "kick." A "holse divided
against Itself cannot stand" and the rad
icai party In this diS!ric. will require &
great deal Of ''concil!stioDn before it will
be even able to make respectable show
Ing ~ the election next isll. As matter.
now stand. however. j. q. Willis, o!
Metropolis, seems to be the coming man,
and he Is perhaps The strongest man the
party could put forward,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-01-31
UNIVERSAL SATISFACTION,

(yESTLEREN. - We nsvs sola eASroHns nAps.
~ CA Gus FOR nearly one year, ppd con ssy
Eahaidly lhat We never eO.d asl!a,iar pTyrNrGttoa
toss gnye srsh up.vessal aui faSt.on Ne hsyC
tokasn tee afst ccEiplal6tyt.
we are not 70 tfe ha0,t OF Recommending pat
wabta Of Ill oasands, ard We ttiak tbose stD,t ed
shn.t be convinced VI 10 great picyiis tnsii a'y
snHer:aa v'ill ho relieved. Wa h;V, been Ia no
enh sold eysiyIhlgior Cstaff.I, has y0uys iealr al
Gorest. u ynl ace proper sou can bse Ii d ietteg
or any nart o. L thatyoa wst.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers 10 D.ug., Books and
stationery, Washington, Ind, bob. Is, ISS.
Essa package cop.s,ns Dr. senfosdS Improved
Irhoilnx Tube, ODD lnll dirpc,lous for aso 10 ali
saeS. PLlNe. Nm; For sale by ell vholslls sp4
E.tall drrggstn md s.eIs throlxhort lho United
A9eGts and Wholesale pYuQgtats, BOStoc. M.ls-
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-01-31

A GREAT many remedies are sdver>
tlsed TO bring them before the public,
but the latter decides whether the article
Is good OF bad. The good reputation
which Or. Bulls Baby Syrup Enjoys is
standing guarantee Of ts.merits. Price
"a cents
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-01-31
Baakrupts.

At Delphos, Ohio, on the 2C:h. were
three bankruptcies: X. b. Jervls, gro.
Ger, liabilities $4,000, assets 1000; I.B.
,rlIden, boots and shoes, liabilities $1,000
sssets $4,000 Bernard Esche, llqutr..
dealer, liabilities $46, 900. assets $1,000.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-01-31

A ELL Ia now pending before the Ohio
legislature to repeal the compulsory
education law, and 1t is believed the bill
will pass. The law has slways been 3
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-01-31
SANFOnn's RADICAL CURE

MAY estaly Olshn 20 Dc one OF tho few popniAP
M rc6ed!ea rsccivlpg che appfova, Of r.saica!
GehtiemgD, vAo, in prtvnte, nos egIy ifsey Tecou-
ttsre y hgt 80 Il IN Their s.ia's5 Ia preference
pAys.e!sas.
,"You are avstc, rssid Distinguished city phS.
s!clq9. wat my obligations 10 .lin nlse Medical
ofprsseIlIs IGe Radical (pro hus s.r2e received
20 nocl Fettei f,o' ;he b.c OF n Eiys.H. Nier q
vAtoly advised Re- us9. sai p'c.ss,c have .ens W
S0.rsi0:t no les tAsE one hg5dsei Of my ysIiS3.s
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-01-31

YouR lite Is In danger when you allow
a severe cough 1t cold 70 90 uscheeksd.
Or. Balls Cough syrup y Cheap, harm
lssa and ,sliAble remedy.
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Ghe 8ullsiim

EX-SENATOR Ben WADE. Of Ohio, Is
dangerously III.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-01-31

PAcxARp declines the nomination OF
minister TO Central, America.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-01-31
IMPORTANT LETTER
From q Distinguished Physician.

MO sfRls dissGse has pntslled more paerips OF
~ hGstened tie bresk!ng Wy % ths constitution
iran SatsTfb. The sc1.c pfsu.ol, Of tS5,e, ofsshL
Of hearing The hpman voice, ths Mind, ou3 g moro
end touetrl.3 Al yiFS 70 he desyrr, iIhpsncs.
TGe poison IL Distributes tercpshoyt the system
ROBUST oicop5t.Dsion.. Ignored because 6vs liIi,e
n,de'too9 W wvet phys;s!.ns. inpotrpily ssssiish
by c1sch and cnas,atp,s, tf-oss aU1sf!DS rom
u the grove. Histmt, tbrn, ,hatiLe p5p nrsrsst
eh. % 9!. trrriele 9lsesse BY rersGrt w'th'p ise
s s ~ va rssssd hssas sss sSrt,sn
method stovssd BY pp. Sanford ip tie preparation
q he RADICAL tosa les won ny hearty approval.
feuediee fai, because esIhes st the root Of tne
d,.easo, W., ths0sitRsd o!cod w;le y beS!s tha
c.cs,GId membrane by direct appttoe,ioE 70 rio
Shr4a, end unlsss tho vital forces are too far eI.
hsos,e nusa TO She great majority ofcntcs, cees
cRn. BHApD, ~. D.
Soosoo7r Block, so. FnkStEosin, Ott. !, tei4.
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This stock Special given Country trade
Or Stock embracs needed Country Groceries DR.
C'oods Please
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full line Of Cspe Mattnes, Floor Oil Co.hs Curtain Damak
Ladies' and Misses Boots Children's Shoes Gents
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OUR MOTTO: 'ghs ssst Goods At the Lowest rri
s--- e. G. HANNY 60.
Corner 9th Street and Commercial Ave.
d R % q e ;" ne J.
Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes.
Clothing, Hats and Caps, Coffees, Teas, Sugars
Bacon, Hams Specially in Butter,
Cheese and Flour.

Prints, Domestics, Bleached Muslins, Shirtings
Fannels, Tickings Dress Goods, Silks
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OGee0s wharf boat foot Of sixth street,
Otnce 0. Halliday Brothers, oppcs!sc u.
Charlie. Hotel.
Egyptian Mills, Twentieth street.
Coal Dump. foot Of fhlYty-eign&h street. Or
PO1i Office dTswor 400
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-04-12

ME undersigned informs the public
that nc Will always keep 4 supply ~
good Q 2 on hand, 80 that thew can ret n
whenever they send for II, at seven cent?
q cushcl, ct the Friedman mine lust west
or Jasper. Picked coal at reasonable
prices for those who want Il.
Nov. ,, '76--tk JOSEPH KRAFT.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-04-12

Ordered by the Board Of Trustees Of
the Town OF Jasper. that the petition
heretofore presented To this Board BY
Edmond benkert. Charles Soliga. Henry
knfhnfen and Others. owning property
a. Nill street. between Third aud Sixth
streets. i,xyins : majority Of the owners
80 real estate on said portion OF said
Li.l STREET thereon. De granted. aud that
~ait hill street between Third street
..ni Sixth street b. brought 70 the proper
sradc la accordance with the established
grade OF the Town Of Jasper. and that
sidewalks Of Class RI" ~ laid down on
both sides thereof and the Town Clerk
Jasper Courier for bids AZ public outcry.
for grading said street as aforesaid said
bids 10 BE- TOR q given sun per cubic
yard Tor dill: said grading 10 be COM
pl.ted by the first day OF July. 1875 !;
said walks Of Class n 10 be laid down
within sixty days after said grade Is
completed. Tic contract for said grad
ing 10 be LET az public outcry. ut the
Court house door, IN the Town OF Jasper,
Dubois county. Indiana, at one o'clock
p. m. April 9th, 1878. The successful
bidder to give . bond to the approval of
the said Board Of Trustees. for the
proper completion Of his or their con-
tract. The Board reserves the right to
reject any and all bids ii they deem
best to do 80.
OTvrcE or CLERK or THE Town or
JASPER, April 4th, ls77.i
|. b. L. Greene. Clerk Of the Corpora
tion Of Jasper, do hereby certify that the
above and foregoing ordinance is q true,
full and correct copy of al ordinance
adopted by the Board Of Trustees OF said
town, ~ their meeting held April lst,
1878. as appears on record in my Office.
Witness my hand. this 4th day April
1878. Ii. l.. GREENE,
Clerk Town Of Jasper.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-04-12

] I'm just IN receipt ofrwExTr-rivr sases
|of Mems, Ladies md Childrens' Shoes, 0r
the best Winter STYLES. and nj PRICES
LOWER THAN EVER. Come md see me.
Mems Calf Shoes. warranted NJ Sl.,O 10
|Sl.75; Women's Fine Kid Side md
Front Lace. warranted at Sl.6O to $r.76
per pr; Childrens' Shoes At CSC 10 Sl.OO
per pr. always Keep the largest stock
IN hnntlngburg, and prices lower than
In the cities.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-04-12

NOTICE Is hereby given that the con
~ tract for the earth-work Of grading
Mill street between Third and Sixth
streets. will be let at public outcry, At the
door Of the Court house, on
SATURDAY, APRIL 9th, 1873,
in accordance with the above ordinance,
and all persons interested will please be
present. Il. l.. GREENE,
Clerk Town Of Jasper.
April 5, '7s--4w.
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INGLATERRA Y FRANCIA.
uAxAnA. .. oiMAnA. sossr cunrrnrI
.Tarifa para dinero.


lngiaterra frahca-.. ...............t....... - pS
Los Vapores TrasatIintcos tocan en- PlJ mouth
Chcbou x Southampton. I'm eSta hEen la
pidcn pasajes dire.tos para Paris.
Sc expe den biletes dc ida yuelta Para pasa
jes lntereolonales Irasntiantcoa por meses un
aho respectivamente con una rebaJa del 25 D. "a
PASAJES DE FAMI5IaS.-- Taia. .fa.aa IL. eoIas,
puesta dc o mas persOnas cuyo pasaJe Trasatlanti
co eomponga ell valor de cuatro passages enteros
tiene derccho Ia rehaja de una scxtl parte del
montante del paseje Entendase por familia les pa
dres. hjos Grades. Esta reduction ticne lu-
gar cuando Sc expidan pasajas de ida vuelta
Los ninos m6nOs de anos. uno gratis de 3 In
euarta parte, y de II In naitad.
Los pasaleroS para Francia. 8 cualquier parte de
Europa pueden Quedar Is dias en- Inglaterra 81 asi
GUSTAV. Vice versa los para Ingaterra pueden que
dar on Francia. Los paSajeros por estes vaporee
tendr&n e privegi0 de yiaar en- el camno do hie-ro
entire CherboTHrg Il Paris rlyIEouth L6ndres. una
rebala de 10 p$ los enbdreados en- este puerto.
EstA prohibido los pasaieros. embarcando on
este puerto tomar billetes sno casa de los Agep-
ties San Juan Puerto Rico. Sres. Litimer Co: ell
pasaje tornado q bordo pagara ~ % do rocargo.
Adcmas de los puertos mencionados arriba. pue.
den obtenerse pasajes por los vapores de esta Com
pahia para los slguients puntos: Antigua. Barba-
das, Belize. Cartagcna. Colon. Curacao. DemeraI a
Dominica, Granada. Grey Town. Jacmel Jamai ca
In Gaira Martinca. Port-au- Prince Puerto Linn on
Savania Saint Kits. Santa Lucia. San Vicente To.
bago isla de Trinidad.
So exigen ahota precies modcos para los ira spor.
ties de tabaco cafe Europa.
Para pormenores sobre pasajes, fetes dem as di
rigirse In Agencia de Ia Compaiiia.
La Compahia asegura toda clase de valo res uu.
en- effective. meales preciosos joyas sc ibaruneI
an los vapores de In Inca con destino Eur spa SaI
Thomas Hnhana. cualQuier otro nnutn j a su rufa
-Aasnies. LAtinaer * Co.
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srcancfas embarcadas por los vapores de Ia
ypresada. que lleguen este puerto des;
slelahte pagaran el iete en- vez de d
pesos la libra esterna FL cambio corren;e de giro
On las iechas de les frsibadas. Las que pagnen 81
spx dc capa On veg del 10 p,f senalado sobre fstes
an general. m. II Oct.
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p4s,ssss Sc -.

BERTRAND.
Esss medicina fuS descubierta por Ia anciana ~.
TERxERA BERrRASD que durante m6s de 50 aaos 10
Sc ocup6 mas que de enfcrmos y de hospitaleA Com
p6nesc absolntamente de Elantas, Tcrbag y
Raices, es agradabilisimo tanio Al palAdar como
al olfato, pues es cstimulante aromatica. Ks IN
purgante segurisime que limpia 81 est6magO l6sin-
testinos sin cansar nauscs nj door. No debitauan-
ca, deja el sstema Ibre sin resecar los intsstnos
como acontece con los dcmas purgantcs. rnfdess
administrar los ninos los inyafides con ftoda
conhansa; garantizandosc que On tOda ocasloH dafk
por resutado Ia curacion completl do tcda indiges
tion extrcaimiento. Is adcmas un poderoso eatlm-
lante vIGORADOR DEL HIGAD0. SuS
efectos sobre la sangre los humores son vsrdadeF
amente asombrosos, pues son mas inmediat0s e6m-
petos que los de cualqucr otro DcpurAtso csnocidb
teniendo ndcmas Ia ycntaja dc que despucs deTema-
vcr arrancar c veneno de Ia Escs6fna dc las Clexf
as malignas 6 de los Tumores cancercsos, 10 ArSas
ira fuera del sisema por 10 evacuation. Hingun Gro
depurativo hacc csto-con todos clos cf pacieEte
tiene que tomar pfldoras otre purgante deaasFAda
BILE cualquiera. pues de 10 contrario 81 vsnsno se
queda en- el sistema vuelve Ia sangre. II
JARABE de VIDA de REUTER e niny
agradable al paladar,y nccesita de ma scgun.
da d6cis para alcanzAr Ell efccto purRante.
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Exespcioncs de 10 sobredicha tarifa.

Nf0os. de q II amos de edad pagan Ia mitad
Aef finOo oue los adutos: ninos de 6aflos de edad
naran Ia cuarta parte del pasae de adulto: nios
ds m6aos de amos, gratis.
R --Criadas que ocupan eamaroteS toman sus
cornidas sean el salon de las damas. la Gu
mara de aus amos, pagan dos terceras partes del
nasaie de pfimera camara: criados seran colocadss
eIl Ia sagunda cAmara,
o. Pasajeros do prmera camara que deSsen e
aso exclusive de una emara satisiarln dos yeces e
III = Pasaieros que hagan ell yiae q Europa por
afns vapOres dos yeces dentro del t6rmino do doce
s~ese gozaran de rebEja de 10 p.sSSobre el inn
Inrfa del segundo hillete al t0marlo.
IA - paeaieros que t0men bliete de primera CANA
"a "a ida vslelta Europa rice-versa goaran de
ana rehaia de Is PA sobfe el importe del pase que
fonue al eervicio de la Inca de Hamburg0. Bietes
1tfrrfns nara pueFt06 allende de Panama. Serip ex-
selnndidos cor las rebaias dc eostumbre que suean
Sonceder las nneas de eonexion, por las cuales el
frsanorte sea efectuado.
Biiietes de ida vuelta son vaedetes nor - meses
IL one estOs. como los demas Duedan transferirse2
II IA rebaja de una sexta parte sobre el tipo es
ekenid1 fYtle Sc hara favor de familias solanan
- - nesas que 81 importe del pasaje Isl fHese cargs
iiS.gera aI fmDOrte del pasaie de euatro adutos
a eonlprende una familia padres, hljo6 cfiados
"a ee haee rebaia persona que tome billete de Ida
yueltA
para mas pormenores dirigirse en- Aguadilla ga
: 1890 & ilva Ferrer Con- Mayagiez Eres Hesa
KfrSeraer ) 60.-En Ponce. Sres. Schroeder Con-
~ Issan de Puerto Rico
TEDDRRsEN WILLINK d O.
Can gsap Do ppsEto.IiIco. Abril Do ISIS
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-05-31

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