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subduiug and Avoiding Fever and Ague.

Subduiug and Avoiding Fever and Ague.
fall chronic diseases, fever and aguc is per
haps the least comparable by the ordinary re-
sources Of medicine There is, however, arcmedy
which completely roots il out Of the system in
any and all oft various phases. This celebrated
anti periodic is vegetable in composition, and is
not only ctiicaciouS but perfectly safe, thing
that cannot Re prcdicated with truth of quinine.
Ho>tcttcr'S Stomach Btters Is, besides, a most
efficient means of defense against malaria, as il
eudowS the physique with an amount Of stamina
which enables il to encounter miaSmatc infu-
enCc, without prejudice to health. Persons
about % visit or living in, foreign countries, or
portions Of our own where intermittent or re-
mitteut feyerS prevail should not omit TO lay in
a sufficient supply Of the great Preventive, both
To avert such diseases and disorders Of the stom-
ach bowels and liver common TO such locali-
"a.
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or the immense number %! cattle
raised in Texas some idea may be form
ell from the fact that up to the l4th Of
July last los, 500 head OF cattle this year
had passed Fort Worth on their way 70
the famous pasture lands OF Kansas. In
addition to these, $1,000 more were on
the road to Fort Worth. Yearlings sell
in Kansas at IS to -; twO-ycar olds 1t
SD; three-year Odds at Sl4.5O, and beef
steers at $3.50.
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WORK goes steadily ON in the matter
Of grading the Pittsburgh, Virginia and
Charleston railway extension. Every
section between Nuuou.aHcla City and
BcIcvcrnou, on the Mouon-ahc'a, is
being worked, cNccp, a short space near
Columbia. and that is now ready for the
spade. The grading As lar rs Believer
non will be ready by the first OF Octo-
Irr
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BLAINE AT BELLAIRE.


II the Republicans of Ohio brought
BLAINE all the way from Maine IN the
hope OF furnishing the campaign with
Arguments more fresh, original and pun
gent than havs already been made IN
the canvass, they are probably disposed
TO conclude. taking the speech at Bel
laire Yesterday, as a sample, that they
might have gone less distance rom
home and Jared better.
Asa matter Of course, BLAINE was eN-
pected 10 discuss the issues oil the cam
paign, and therefore to follow IN some
sense, the beaten path that others Oh
more or less note have already
travelled over in the course OF
the canvass. but il was certainly
ANTICIPATED that the "Plumed Knight
would throw his jayelin with more grace
and skill than the amateur warriors who
every day come to the front, battling IN
the same cause. 1t was expected that
ne would clothe the Republican argu-
ment with new vigcr; that he would
n least. give of some of his rePuted
dash and brilliancy to electriiy the occa-
sion. The newspaper press from nearly
every Quarter OF the State were there
with their representatives to catch every
word that fell from his lips. They have
made preparations 10 follow him from
point to point during his stay IN the
State. that not a sentence he may utter,
shall fail 10 reach the people.
Now We desire 10 be just, "A well as
candid. and we believe We express the
feeling of the intelligent part OF hlS au-
dience when we say that the speech,
Yesterday, was neither fresh nor iorct-
bile. There was lack Of magnetism IN
both matter and manner. II was simP-
Iva good, clear preSeutuent OF the Ike
publican argument, without oratorIcaI
effect or any other feature 70 mark It a.
original or extraordinary. IL was not
8, well expressed, So thorough IN It's
GRASP. or so original in It's method a. II
spoken by Gen. GARFIELD, nor was
il so well received as the speech OF
the latter at .Etnayil,e a few
DAYS since. IL was not 50 nse-
mons. statesmanlike or convincing
a. the argument bv senator THURMAN
last saturday. IL 10 not consider
BLAINE great stumpyr,' said a promI-
nent Republican on leaving the ground
and We have an idea that he expressed
about the sentiment ot the crowd which
listened 20 him yesterday.
There was everything to favor the
meeting, yesterday, and the Republicans
have no reason TO be greatly disappoint-
ell with the size Of the crowi, however
much they may haze been with the
sHcct Of the speech. The day
was specially fair AMI pleasant
and the Republicans OF Bel,alre
with commendablc enterprise, had done
cvrrvthin, that could be suggested in
way Of advertisement, in the display Of
bunting, the employment OF the best
lIuI-not To mention that the
"P.umed Knight" was secured aS the
orator Of the occlsior-to make the
meetin. one Of rare enthusiasm and
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FOR SALE.

Lot No. Is, Wabash street, Island, 4OxlOO A
cheap lot. Terms easy.
Lot No 5, square No. l, Baker 4 Carroll addi-
ton, MCCOllOCh street.
A Frame Dwelling containing four rooms and
other improvements Lot 6OXlgO on MCCOllOCh
street. Comfortable residence aud cheap.
A desirable, well built Cottage Dwelling, con-
tanning fOurrOOm and other COuvcuieuccS. Plea
sanity located in KirkwOOd, Ohio.
He-Sundry Houses and Building Lots on hand
for sale ALEXANDER BONE, SE,
General Business and Real Estate Agent l2Ol
McColloch 81, Wheeling W. Va. Sp27S
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INDUCEMENTS TO COLONIZATION
IN WEST VIRGINIA.

IN WEST VIRGINIA.
We are in receipt of pamphlet pub
rshed by ]. II. DIss DEsAR, late Com
missioner of Immigration, IN the interest
of eolonizing the over crowded city
population, by the aid OF capital within
safe and moderate limits, upon the cheap
lands of the nearest Southern States,
sueh as Virginia, West Virginia, East
Tennessee. Western North Carolina, and
Northern Georgia and Alabama.
The reasons given for selecting these
States in preference 10 the far West are
principally that the contingencies OF the
climate of the West, the scarcity OF
timber and water, and danger from grass
hoppers, malaria, drouth and tornadoes,
materially enhance the risk OF failure Tor
the settler and consequent loss to the
capitalists. Besides, the West would be
farther removed from the financial and
directing center.
An expert in land and colonization
has therefore made a preliminary ex-
ploration of the sections referred to and
the report is highly favorable and
especially so as to the States OF Nir-
ginia and West Virginia. We extract
from the report some OF the references
- the advantages possessed by tins
State for the purposes in question:
There is no section in the Union com
bining, in the same happy proportion,
so many natural and accrued advan-
taces As the one embracing these two
states from the Potomac 10 the ONO
river. The climate, with few eX-
ceptions i'm the tide waterleyelS, is OF re-
markable salubrity. The surface pre-
sents every variety OF scenery between
the sea shore and mountains,
always picturesque, often beautiful
and sublime. The water Is
pure and healthy, and bOunti-
FULLY distributed Tor domestic and in
dustrial uses. Original forests still eX-
tensively prevail and supply some Of
the most valuable timber OF the cOntI-
uent. Coal, iron, copper, zine, gold,
lead, salt, petroleum, marble, lime and
building stone constitute mineral
wealth hardly equalled in any other
State. The fertility OF the soil is pro-
verbal. Railroads, canals and navlgable
rivers secure access 10 every important
section of the two States. From the
proximity of the great markets OF the
East and OF Europe, land in the Virgin
las can never more depreciate. but must
stea lily enhance with the spread OF lm-
provement and population.
While the tide water and the middle
country OF old Virginia offer many de-
sirable locations 20 settlers and small
colonies OF independent means, the
lands available for the purposes of this
report must be sought principally be-
tween the Blue Ridge and the Ohio
River, i'm IN irregular triangle, with It's
base upon the mountains IN the east,
and its apex between the mouths of the
Great Kauawha and Big Sandy Rivers
i'm the west. The altitude OF this region
of 10000 square miles varies from GOO to
1000 feet above tide. and the effect OF
this diversity of level upon the local
economy is sufficient to require a con-
siderati0n of this interesting territory IN
separate groups.
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Preservation Free

For the speedy Cure of Seminal Weakness, Loss
Of Manhood. and all disorders brought on by in.
discretion or excess. Any Druggist has the in.
gredieutS. Address DAVIDSON 4 co, IS Nassau
street New York. iue4eOdwc
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
GIRL WANTED.

Wanted, q girl 10 do general house work in
small and convenient house. Must come we'll
recommended. Wages liberal Apply at
1906 JACOB STREET,
between Thirteenth & Fourteenth SITS. sp27q
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AT meeting Of the Western Iron As
ISOLATION at Pittsburgh, yesterday, the
existing card was advanced from p to 3
cents on bar iron, to take effect on the
olth inst
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STRIKES seem to be the order of the
day at Pittsburgh,
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A Fine Opportunity to Purchase an Elegant
Residence at Moderate Price.

7 OFFER FOR SALE THAT VERY DESlR-
/ ABLE property, No. 22}l Chapine Street,
adjoining Hon. G. d. Hubbard belonging to my
fathers estate. The situation OF the property is
the best in Centre Wheeling for residences The
house stands on a good sized lot, contains nine
rooms and two halls aud has Just been rc-rOOlcd,
painted and papcrcd complete, inside and out,
and is in perfect condition. WOuld-bc pur-
chaScrS are invited 10 examine the property.
The price asked is low and terms Of sale iay0ra-
bic Possession given Immediately If desired.
For further information inquire of +. \. Brltt,
Real Estate Agent, or 10 the undersigned at his
home, 30 Virginia street Island or office LaBclle
Glass Company, Bridgeport. ....-..,,,
+. G. WINSHIP,
Administrator.
II not sold before, the property will hc offered
at public sale AT the Court House on saturday,
October llth, Mt 10 O'Clock \. NJ scplgS Ihl.
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GEN. SAM. CAREY will entertain the
people Of Martins Ferry tonight with
one Of his characteristic speeches. Those
who have never heard him should 20,
and those who have, will need no inyi-
tation. He has few equals on the
stump. BLAINE would appear very
prosy after listening to Gen. SAM. On
Monday night he will speak at Bellaire,
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McFAODEN E. SHEPPARD

DUILDEKs. 1910 MARKET STREET I'm.
ID trance three doom above Custom House
All elAsssz ~ Buildings erected uromptly and
satisfactorily. Plans and Specifications prcI@red
and eziimAtes furnished on Application Careful
supervision given % building Parties desinng
" ereci new, or b. make improvements on prs
ent buildings. aud those needing any work IA
our line, win DO veil N call ~ Addrc.s a, above
sprihc AcFADDEN a SHEPPARD
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LANDS FOR SALE.

In all the groups Of Virginia and
West Virginia counties above described,
suitable tracts are offered for sale in
areas of 5000 to $4,000, and even OF
100, 900 acres, at prices ranging from 81
to s. per acre, usually One-fourth or
one-ffth cash in hand, balance in four to
five annual payments with legal interest.
These prices vary, as elsewhere, accord
ING TO quality Of soil, surface and access
ability. The larger tracts, as may be in
ferred in sections containing an aver
age population of 20 to the square
mile, are more or less dotted with
pioneer settlers, improperly termed
squatters, who have located under adj
verse Junior patents, matured under the
statute of limitation, or under previous
purchases from the Initiate owner.
These interierences, though generally
absorbing some OF the best land OF the
tract. have invariably enhanced the
value of the remainder by the cOnstruc-
ton of roads of access and other i'm.
provements. Moreover, If the lands
thus previously occupied should be
wanted to round off colony site, they
may, as a rule, be purchased on very
reasonable terms with proper discretion.
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this group of counties, may be reached
from the north by the steamship lines
via Richmond; by the Virginia Midland
Railway via Washington and Gordons-
vile, or by the Baltimore and Ohio X.
r. and Valley Branch by way OF Har-
per's Merry and Staunton.
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I. o. o. F. Notice.

NTEMBERs OF vIRGINICS LODGE NO. 2,
vi /. o. o. F., are hereby notified OF the
death OF their brother Philip Shatfer, aged forty
five years at Memphis, wednesday, September
oath, of yellow fever. sp27q
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-12-17
- :EOLLEIINe
la NOVA DE LAMMERMOOR.
POR
SIR WALTER SCOTT.
TRADUUCION DIRECTA DEL INGLEs
PoR
JOSE PEREZ MO RIS
(ooNT1NUAo1oN.) { J

No era, pues, sorprendente, siendo
tales Ia costumbre del siglo, que Buc-
klaw, quien sus habitos de dissipation
habian separado hasta cierto punto de
la buena sociedad, no atendiese, parti-
cularmente en- 10 relative q su noyia, q
esos sentimientos q que hombres de
mas experiencia y refexion hubiesen
sido qriza igualmente indiferentes. Sa-
bla 10 que todos, 8 sea ell punto princi-
pal, saber, que los padres y amigos
de Lucia estaban decididos en- favor de
81 y que existian aun mas poderosas ra-
zones para esta predileccion.
A la verdad, Ia conducta del marques
de A., despues de lido Ravenswood, pa
recia encaminada cerrar toda posibi-
lidad de que su pariente Sc casara con
la seiorita Ashton. Era el marques
amigo sincere de Ravenswood, paro le
juzgaba NAL; 8 mejor dicho, como mu-
chos amigos protectorss, solo tenia
presente 10 que considerable mas pro-
vechoso los intereses de su deudo,
aunque saba que procediendo as1 iba
en- contra de sus inclinaciones.
Elmarques lleyo, pues, con toda la
plentiful de su autoridad ministerial,
una apelacion & la Camara britannica de
los Pares contra las sentencias de las
salas de justicia,,. que habian puesto q
Sir William en- possession de los bienes
heEeditarios do Rayensvood Como
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-12-17
JUSTICIA SIEMPRE.

Engananse y enganan miserable
mente q los que tienen la debilidad
6 la mala fe de dar asenso q sus lu-
cubraciones, aquellos que nos acu-
san un dia y otro de sistematicos
impugnadores de la America que
fue espanola. iQue hemos de alta
car nosotros q esas hias de Espana
que los yendavales de la revolution
y de la ingratitud separaron de su
maternal tutela? ESQ serla 10 mis-
mo que combatir lmpiamente los sa-
grades vlnculos morales que a los
sur-americanos nos unen, ell precioso
idioma que ellos hablan, la divina
religion que ellos profesan, la civili-
zacion que en- ellos resplandece, las
piadosas tradiciones que ellos vene-
ran, la misma generosa sangre que
en- sus venas circula, todo cuanto de
grande, en- fin, y de immortal lleva-
ron los espanoles a aquellos pueblos
aver prosperos y envidiados, hoy en-
su mayor parte agitados y combat
dos por Ia sedicior y las ambiciones
desmedidas de un punado de des-
potas! Nosotros no atacamos por
sistema q esos pueblos hermanos
nuestros nosotros lamentamos la
causa de sus desgracias de hoy y re-
cordamos con orguilo legltimo los
Fundamentals de su felicidad de aver;
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-12-17
MAS DE CUBA.

De una correspondence fechada
el 80 en- ell cuartel general de Santa
Clara tomamos los siguientes parra-
fos que demuestran la Immediate
proximidad de la paz y la buena 'ac-
titud de la isla hermana
Abortado ell movimiento insurreccio.
nal en- la Jurisdiction de Sancti Spiritus
y entregados en- poder de las autori-
dades los principales moto1es de 81,
nuestra primera autoridad contin1a r6.
pidamente su Marcia haeia Remedies.
Todo induce Greer que los fines que
esta gente SO proponia no son los que
mas cuadran q hombres que defender
una idea politica. Como .el t6rmino
y jurisdiction de las Villas radican fin.
cas- azucareras de gran valla, y la b1ena
casecha de este aho ofrece una pingue
ganancia los duenos, SO presentaba
una OCCASION muy oportuna para cose-
char sin ser propietario, vali6ndose para
clio de la situacion alarmada del pals
poniendo por pantalla ell santo amor Z
la patria. A mas de un propietario de
ingenio SO le han hecho proposiciones.
que ha rechazado virilmente, de dar de.
cantidades para que no 10
quemen los canaverales. He aquf ell fin
= los medios. No Sc 81 los principales
motores de esta abortada insurreccion
seran los promovedores de tai pensa-
miento; no quiero hacer una afirmacion
de 10 que ignore y que directamente lea
es bien ofensivo; pero 81 es muy eierto
que las proposiciones SO han hecho y
este basta y sobra para formar juicio
de la insurreccion y de los insurreccio-
nados, puesto que de ellos han partido
aquellas.
Como es consiguiente, el pals no ha
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-12-17

Segun costumbre, acaba de celebrarse
en- este pueblo la festividad de la Purf-
sima Inmaculada Conception de Ma
ria Santlsima, Patrona de Espana y de
sus Iudias.
Nuestro venerable parroco,. d. jose
de Jesus Delgado, q pesar de sus amos
y de su quebrantada salud, ha llevado &
efecto todos los actos religiosos durante
nueve dias, terminando el domingo con.
una misa solemne y procession por la
tarde r demostrandonos una vez mas di-
cho sacerdote su cello y fervor en- Las
sagradas practicas de su elevado minis
terio.
Tambien tuvimos el gusto de oirle en-
el sermon sobre la pureza de Maria, y
como siempre, hacienda uso de las mas
bellas imagenes, con toda la elocuencia,
que le es propia, habl6 bien y extensa-
mente de las virtudes y bondades de
nuestra purlsima madre.
Estas hijas de Maria, cuya devotion
puede decirse que es insuperable, SUI
pieron transformer ell interior de nues.
ira Iglesia con bell1simos adornos, =
todo, todo invitaba al recogimiento y q
Ia oracion.
Bien por todos los que han contri-
buido la solemnidad que nos ocupa,
10 que habla muy en- favor del espiritu
religioso de estos feligreses.
| I'm vecino
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-12-17

esta medida, que 4 todo trance querian
hacer efectiva los poderes existentes,
era nueva en- los procedimientos judi
ciales de Escocia, aunque tan frecuen-
to hoy, muchos abogados de la opoai-
cion la censuraron como ingerencia
intolerable en- la administration del
pals, y como al par que nueva, arbitra-
ria tiranica. Y 81 tanto afectaba los
que solo tenian que YER on este ell lado
pol1tico pero extrano q todo interes, va
puede adivinarse 10 que dir1a y pensaria
la familia Ashton tan perjudicada con
esta reforma. Sir William, mas codicio-
so que timido, estaba desesperado ante
la p6rdida inminente que le amenazaba
Su hiio, de caracter mas altanero, esta
ba furioso q la sola idea de verse des-
pojado del rico patrimonio que espera-
ba. Mas para el caracter, todavia mas
vengativo, de lady Ashton, la conducta
de Ravenswood, y mas a1n la de SUI
protector, le parecia un guante que le
arrojaban con desprecio profundo, una
ofensa atroz que requer1a mortal vent
ganza. Hasta ell mismo amino apaci-
bic y confado de Lucia, infuido por las
opiniones que 4 cuantos la rodeaban
ola, no pudo m6nos de afectar, conside-
rando la conducta de Ravenswood co.
mo precipitada y un tanto malevola.
Mi padre fue, decia suspirando, quien
le recibi6 Embellishments en- esta casa
y amino 8 permiti6 al menos ia intimi-
dad entire nosotros. ST 81 recordase
este 5no andarfa siquiera con mas par
simonia en- la reclamation de sus preten-
didos derechos?" Yo hubiera perdido
por 81 ell doble de 10 que valen estas tie
rras que persigue con un ardor que in
dica Guam olvidado esta de las conside-
raciones que de 81 debfa esperar 20.
Lucia, no obstante, solo podia tener
estos pensamientos para 81 misma, no
queriendo aumentar las prevenciones
que todos los que estaban q su lado
aPrigaban contEs sp amante, quieaes
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-12-17

El Ayuntamiento de Juana-Diaz
ha tenido la generosidad de dar para
los inundados de Murcia, Almerla y
Alicante los 500 pesos que tenfa con-
signados para calamidades pdblicas.
Su activo alcalde-presidente, ell Sr.
D. Policarpo de Echevarria, continue
la lista suscribiendose 81 con $25,
con igual cantidad ell Sr. D. Francis
co CASTILLO, con $16.5O ell parroco
D. Froilan Garcia, 10 ell teniente
cura d. Francisco de la Cruz, 10 ell
Sr. D. Jose A. Renta, s ell Sr. Don
Eugenio Suquet y asl con cantidades
de $25 d 20 centavos multitud de We
cinos, arrojando la ,ista de Juana
Diaz, que sentimos no tener espa-
clio para publican, un total de $3.50
AZ centavos, donativo que honra mu-
cho los sentimientos caritativos del
Ayuntamiento, autoridades y vecinos
de Juana-Diaz.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-12-17

Ell sindico de Toa-baja ST., Salga-
do, despues de haber estado casi un
mes pensandolo, nos contesto sin ex-
plicar como es possible que siendo
conservadora la mayorla de aquel
municipio le haya votado a 81, al,alco
liberal, alcalde y sfndico, pues la
conciliacion, que no es la absorcion
del partido dominante por ell caido,
20 explica bien ese fen6meno.
No es exacto que cl Sr. Janer na-
va tenido que repasar al j6ven Don
Antonio Salgado para ingresar en- ell
Seminario-Colegio, quien ha sido
admitido, previo examen, a cursar
ell primer ailo.
La nota favorable al professor Pra-
dos que le puso ell inspector senor
Diaz es verdadera solo que fue en-
la escuela de Toa-alta y no de Toa-
baja como por errata sali6 impreso.
En- ell escrito que firms no ha logra.'
do ell Sr. Salgado otra cosa que pro-
bar una vez mas ell odio personal que
tiene al Sr. Prados, pero NADIA ha de-
mostrado contra la buena conducta
y aptitud de este.
Que la alcaldia de Toa-baja haga
sus impresos en- la imprenta del Boo
LEr1N, NADIA tiene de particular.
Aparte de que esta casa paga sus
contribuciones y trabaja tan bien y
tan barato como cualquiera otra, sin
embargo de ser correligionarios y
amigos nuestros, la inmensa mayor1a
de los Alcaldes de la Isla no encar-
ga sus trabajos y efectos a esta inn
prenta, sino las de Acosta y Con
zalez q ninguna autoridad local he
mos escrito pidiendole que pre6era
q IA imprenta del BoLET1N, nj para
defender q un calumniado hemos
a nuestros dependencies
81 es parroquiano 8 no de la casa.
En- esa question de intereses es muy