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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-11-16
GACETlLLAS.

Do1la Obdulia.-l Que volubles son
las damas = con que facilidad desde-
nan hoy al que fu6 aver daeio de sus
pensamientos y objeto de sus solicitu-
des lAsl no es extrano que la decla-
racion pastelero-erotica que q favor de
su idolo amado lanzaba aver q los cua-
tro vientos la apasionada dona Obdulia
hayase trocado de pronto en- soberbia
calabaza, en- soberano desden! Pero
con que poca habilidad trata de dorar la
pildora
-Anda con Dios, hermana, le dice
ahora 81 nuevo favorecido. IA mi con
esas?
CA burro muerto cebada al rabo
eres turoa y no to creo.
Recursos. Sci periodico civil;zodor de
Ponce, que no cesa de desbarrar, cree
haber clavado una plea en- Flandes ccr
ecnarnos en- cara que en- ell nombre de
un personaje celebre que SO cit6 en- 81
BoLETIN hubo Discrepancies en- alguns
letra. Por supuesto que ell trasnocha
do colega Sc guardo muy bien de con
signar que ell referido nombre apareci,
en- un elogiado documento que mucht
antes que nosotros publicaron acredita
dos peri6dicos de Espana y del extran
jero, y que nosotros copiamos de vi
diario peninsuIar que goza de gran ag
toridad en- Ia prensa periodical.
i Buena f6, buena fe antes que todo
lcolegas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-11-16
Extracto de Ia Gaceta de hoy.

Por r. o. de II de agosto 6ltimo sc
ha declarado cesante & D. Juan B. Oller,
Official A. de la Secretaria del Gobierno
General nombrando en- su lugar q D.
Eusebio Frias, Lcdo. en- Derecho civil J
can6nico.
-Ha sido nombrado Promoter Fiscal
del distrito norte de Santiago de Cuba
D. Jose Gutierrez Mensaque, Juez de
L. Instancia de Ponce.
-Por r. 0. II de octubre SO ha otor.
gado al sindicato de riegos del rio ia.
cagsas el aprovechamiento de sguas del
rio MGtrulles.
-Ha sido nombrado aduanero del
Resguardo de Hacienda On Ponce D. Pc.
dro Nadal Sail.
-Ests vacante en- Obras P6blioas la
plaza de Delineante dotada con el suel.
do de 600 pesos anuales.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-11-16
Habiendo salido el mismo dia II de

Habiendo salido el mismo dia II de
Santa Cruz la goleta inglesa Scud, Ca
pitan don Luis Douglas, con direction
q San Thomas, a las dos media de
la tarde y q IL millas del puerto de su
destino, fu6 sorprendida por una rafaga
del N. E. que la desarbolo completa-
mente. La Scud estaba en- ell mayor
peligro, cuando fue avistada por ell va
por espanol Manuela, captain Bidagu-
rem, ell cual, habiendo Observable las Sc
nales de pedir socorro que hacia la 60
leta, on medic de una gruesa mar, con.
sigui6 arrojarle un cabo y remolcarla
sin novedad hasts San Thomas. Ell
captain de la goleta a6rma que ell SER
vicio prestado por el senior Bidaguren
es uno de los mas habiles y valerosos
que Sc han hecho a la humanidad, y
que sin su auxilio tan oportunamente
prestado, toda la tripulacion Sc habria
ahogado sin remedio. El captain espa-
mol no admitio retribucion alguna por
el salvamento.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-11-16

Sentimos que las imprudencias que
esta cometiendo H Agente con preten-
der one la prensa conservadora esta
disfamando los caidos, haciendose eco
del odio y del rencor y entorpeciendo
no sabemos que arreglos del Sr. Igara-
videz, nos arrastren q debates enojosos
cuando es 10 cierto que este senior, Gu
yos negocios son hoy objeto de muchos
comentarios, Sc lie ha venido hasta el dia
tratando con dalgalenidad, impidiendo
que SO abra paso por la imprenta la in
dignacion de las vlctimas, entire las cua-
les Eos contamos, de ese comercisnte y
de esa Gaia de Ahorros Si hostigados
por los insultos del colega, nos resolve-
mos a hablar cloro, culpa sera de ESQ Pc
ri6dico pastelero que nos azuza, y no
nuestra.
En- cuanto q salvar los intereses de la
Gaia de Ahorros, q los senores de Ia
Junta de Gobierno que los comprome-
tic incumbe exclusivamente ese deber.
Pretender que una plaza que tantos mi
les de pesos acaba de recibir protesta-
dos en- ibras esterlinas, reuna 5000, Goo
para devolver los ahorros de los impo-
nentes, ca 10 mas absurdo & insensato
que pueda concebirse. Por nuestra
parte, 81 alguien nos reembolsa en- Sc
guida del elective que representan los
documentos que hemos recibido de Lon
dres, no tenemos Inconvenience en- con-
tribuir al flantropico y te61'ico proyecto
de El Ageute.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-11-16
EI Professor J sI Sindieo de Toa-bala.

Ell Sr. D. Manuel F. Salgado, S1ndico
del Ayuntamiento de Toa-baja, infrin-
giendo las disposiciones vigentes, que
prohiben terminantemente los funcio-
narios p1blicos, retribuidos L honorl-
fcos, escribir NADIA en- los papeles publ
cos sobre asuntos que SO rocen con ell
ramo q que pertenecen, Sc ha dado por
aludido en- un suelto, y empuna el arco
para lanzar su fechita al BoLET1N, y So
bre todo, para continuar Ia guerra que
hace siete amos viene hacienda cl exec
lente rrofesor Prados para coiocar en-
an puesto & sd protegido y correligiona-
rio d. Jose r. Davila, nos endilga un
escrito apabullante on 81 Agente.
Segun ell Sr. Salgado, 81 es el 9nico
reformista que hay en- el Ayuntamiento
de Toa-baia. y q la verdad no nos expli-
camos bien entonces como nuestro gra-
tuito adversario fue votado por la ma
yoria de sus colegas, conservadores to-
dos, segun 81, para s1ndico y hasta para
alcalde. Lo natural, 10 l6gico, 10 cue
pasa en- todas parties, menos en- Toa-
baia, es que, siendo el 1uieo represen-
tante de su partido en- aquel municipio
fuera un CONCEAL raso, como diputado
raso es en- ell Congreso conservador &C
tual ell Sr. Martos. SQue Sc hubiera di
cho 81 este 6 el Sr. CASTELAR, hubiera re-
sultado presidente de la camara de Is
restauracion? Que no era conservadone
nj monarquica la, mayorla. Pero er
Toa-baia las cosas pasan al rev6s.
| El obieto del escrito del Sr. Salgadt
es guitar el pan a un honrado padre d.
familia, & un professor laborioso y elem
plar, segun probaremos en- seguida. po
les mismos motives que sus correligio
narios tienen para tratar de quitarsel'
lal probo depositario de 4abucoa, pc
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-11-16

Chispeante, en6rgico y lleno de inte-
res estd saliendo nuestro apreciable CO.
lega Don Cimdido. Su n1mero del 9 ha
sido leido con avidez. Ell p1blico no
suscriptor ha andado arrebatando el
Cdndido, y tai venta parece que hubo
de ndmeros sueltos, que la edicion Sc
ha agotado. Asi SO abre camino un
periodico cuando habla el lenguaje de
la verdad.
Felicitamos Don Cdndido por su
excelente campana, al par que 10 damos
expresivas gracias por las frases IL
sonjeras que nos consagra con motive
de nuestro editorial Hablenaos cloro, sim
tiondo que los muchos materiales que
nos abruman nos impidan por ahora re-
producer su energico articulo Los falsos
ap6stoles.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-11-16

cauciones, 81 pdblioo serd explotado en-
mayor escala, y l6jos de salir realmente
para el extranjero, daranse los billetes
por San Thomas un paseo, y volveran
aquf para expenderse mas caros que
nunca. AL contrario, tomando todas
las precauciones para que sea una YER
dad la exportacion sin reimportacion
de los billetes, la medida sera muy
provechosa al pals y 81 en- 81 escasea-
sen los billetes, en- sus manos tlene la
Diputacion el remedio : con aumentar
ell n1mero de ellos hasta llenar la de-
manda de los consumidores, cesaran la
escasez y carestia de los mismos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-11-16
Toa-baja, 9 de Noviembre de 1879.
Sir. Director del BOLErIN.

Muy sehor mio con profundo sentimiento
he leido ell remitido titulado '.Intransigencia''
que suscribe D. Manuel T. Salgado, inserta
el per6dico El Agente en- su n1mero de aver.
Mi conciencia y mi calidad de padre de fa-
milia me obligan protestar de los cargos que
Sc hacen en- dicho remitido al professor elemen-
tai de este pueblo D. Candido Pra1os.
Ell comunicante dice que en- trece afios ha
eierce ell profesorado, no ha dado ell Sr. Pra-
do alumno alguno conclude en- las materias
que estan su cargo.
Mi hijo politiee curs6 en- la escuela aludida
la instruction primaria Y terminada esta ingre.
Sc, prevo examen, en- ell Seminario conciliar
! Que prueba este? La ilustracion de V. lc
decidira.
Pedro Lac0std.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-11-16
AL PUBLICO.

Por disposition del Sr Presidente de 1a til.
cera Comision del Excmo. Ayuntamiento &c
invita- los que quieran subastar ell abasto de
carnes para ell consume pdblico de esta Ciudad.
en- los Gias 26, n, 20, y 70 del cerTiente, dentro
las condolences acordadas por el Municipi0.
que estan de manifesto en- ell Negociado de mi
cargo, para que concurran Ala Casa Oonsisto.
rial hacer sus proposiciones las IL de Is
maiiana del 18 del actual.
Puerto-Rico IA de Noviembre 1879.-E Of-
cial Sscretario, Juan Power.-V.o B.'-Padi-
liza. lis
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-11-16
Sr. Director del BoLET1N MERcANT1L.
Toa-baja, 9 de Noviembre de 1877!


Muy Sr. nuestro los que suscribimos nos
hemos impuesto con sorpresa del comunica-
por D. Manuel r. Salgado; y decimos con
sorpresa por que en- dieho comunicado Sc
vierten conceptos que rebajan altamente al
professor de este pueblo Don Candido Prados.
Dice ell comunicante que de la escuela no ha
salido un niflo enteramente conclude en- la
instruction primaria. E,sto es una falsedad
que toca desmentir todo hombre que de
honrado Sc precie tenga> datos para clio.
Los que f1rmamos tenemos tres hijos que
han sido educados por ell Sr. Prados y NADIA
deian que desear respecto a instruction pri-
maria por haberla terminado.- .-Higinio Sc
rrano.-A ruego de mi seflora abuela, JESUS
Marrero. "A ruego de mi senior padre, Jose
Ct. Filomeno.
Luoido ha quedado 81 impartial sin
dico de Toa-baja,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-11-16

Por telegrama SO sabe que ha side
aprobada ell acta del Sr. D. Jose Julian
Acosta, 10 que sentiran mucho sin duda
sus nuevos gratuitos adversarios. Por
nuestra parte, convencidos de que ell
Sr. Acosta, sabra defender dentro de la
prudencia y del patriotismo los intere-
ses de esta provincia, nos alegramos
mucho de que Sc hayan alberto las puer-
tas del Congreso al diputado por Que
bradillas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-11-16

Ell II Sc embarcaron en- San Thomas
con direction al Thyber los ofciales
Ferguson y Rochefort en- un pequeno
bote, reinando NAL tempo, sin que has
ia la fecha Sc haya sabido mas de ellos.
Han salido dos lanchas de vapor en-
busca de ellos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-11-16

Como SO vera en- 81 primer anuncio
de esta plana, el Juzgado ha declarado
defnitivamente en- quiebra la Gaia de
Ahorros de esta capital retrotrayendose
sus efsctos al 5 del corriente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-11-16

Ell 1aedicamento anti-bilioso mas poderoso
que Sc conoce, garantizandose que solo contie-
ne sus' ancias vegetables. La podoflina lep-
andrin constituyen sus principles activos. Son
I'm antdoto infalible contra La jaqueca, fatulen.
cia, gastrtis cardialgia, indigestion, dispepsia-
congestion del hfgad0, dolor de ccstado oe
espalda, constipation del vientre, almorrauas
Y para toda complication del hfgado, est6ma-
60 y ri1onea
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-11-16
10VIMIID9O MARITIME.
ENTRADAS.

Nobre 13.-De San Thomas, vap aleman
Bavaria" con carga.
SALIDAS.
Nobre. 1s.-Para Mayagdez. vap. a1eman
Bavaria" con carga.
Pasajeros saiidos para la Habana en- ell
vapor CrrDAD DE ClD1z.
Clnco narineros de la Armada, Don Jose
Manuel Rodriguez, preso.
Embarcados con Ell mismo destino en- ell
PAsAJEs: d. Felipe Veranes, Jose Campffio
Ramon Barreras, Luis Leon Senges, Alejan.
DIRE Llaneras. guardias ciyites.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-11-16
Cafe caracOlillo

Prerarado por .Sobrinos de Agostni y o. de
Yauco en- barriles de so Kilos, de venta en-
el almacen de Gandarfas Bregaro O. Plays
de Ponce. LIZ
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-11-16

de Toa-baia consigno en- ell ibro de
actas por Wnaninaidad "que en- visto del
brillante resultado obtcnido en- Ell erdnnen de
la escuela elemental & cargo de D. Can
dido Prados, asi por Ell buen estado de
instruction de los, ninos, como ,por su
despejo y compostura, y ell mary eaacto
lcuapplimiento de todo 10 presc1Ito en- Ell
regzamento, SO expidiera = entregara q
dicho professor un atestado en- que asi Sc
hiciera constar. >" En- acta de la misma
Junta local fecha 8 de JUNO de 1874
acord6se hacer const0r 10 sotisfactoq'io
que ho sido la Jmata Ell latcimiento obte-
ai1o en- ell adelonto de los olumnos q buen
6rdes del estoblecimiento, debido todo al
cello, esnaerado comportansiento q oloonces
del diigno professor D. Cd"dido Prados
etc. En- acta del Is de JUNO de 1877
no solo SO hacen iguales elogios de los
examenes de aquel ano, sino que Sc
hace notar elsadelanto de los alumnos en-
geografia e historic de Espana y Puer-
to-Rico, asignaturas que no son de
reglamento pero que contribuyen {" d
arraigar mas los sentimientos de nacio.
nalidad. Tan satisfecha quedo la Jun.
ia, que felicit6 pdblica y calurosamente
al Sr. Prados, y asi 10 consigno en- su
! libro de actas. En- 81 de diciembre de
1873 ia citada Junta certified que "re
gistrados los libros de acuerdos que
lleva la misma desde el aho de 1877
hasta la fscha, resulta que los examene'
pasados 4 La escuela elemental de varo
nes cargo del professor D. Candide
Prados Novoa, han sido satisfactorio
8 la Corporation, al extreme de habe
merecido en- todos aqaelIos actos los fldce
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o. You had Tom Murray on the

Q. You had Tom Murray on the
green?
A. with q sneer.) The dirty pup.
This remark, as his previous ones, ex-
cited general laughter.
Q. Were you not the man to carry on
q fight with Tom Murray?
A. My action is not to buudoze the
committee.
The laughter at this point was ex-
cessive. Counsel, audience and COM
mittee together joined in the merri-
ment.
Mr.. Merrick- Don't bulldoze the COM
mittee. want to ask when you first
met Tom Murray here were you more
pugnacious than now?
A. don't propose to answer any fur
der.
Q. think / have the right to ask the
question, but may be in error.
A. don't propose to answer. You
kin commit; you kin do as you please |;
l won't answer.
Mr.. Merrick, at the suggestion OF the
Chairman, withdrew the question.
Witness, with much earnestness, said :
"Neber showed Murray no money, and
that he would have nothing mo- to do
wild politics. 1t was a dogs hfe."
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1879-06-20

All the interest of Tuesday evening
conferred in the Upper Chamber. The
rumor had gone forth that the Prince of
Wales was to make his maiden speech
in the Lords in support of Lord Hough-
toms bill for legalizing marriage With a
deceased wifes sister. Consequently
there was very full house. No less
than fifteen Bishops were present, in
Guiding the Bishop of London, the dire
opponent of the bill. The two Arch
bishops were absent. The rod benches
were nearly filed with noble lords, and
the galleries above held a good many
noble ladies', though not so many as had
been expected to be present. The de-
mands for admittance on the part of
strangers were very numerous, and the
galleries allotted to them were simply
crammed.
To Judge from appearances it seemed
likely that his Royal Highness really
was going to address my Lord" He
was sitting in his usual place, and had
by him portentous roll of paper, the
meaning of which presently appeared.
At the bar was standing the Duke of
Edinburgh. The private business hav-
ing been disposed of, the Prince rose,
and, carrying the roll to the table, an
nounced that it was a petition signed by
more than 5000 farmers, in Norfolk, in
favor of the bill. His Royal Highness
then went on to add (and this was
the speech) that he presented the
petition with great pleasure, and that
he should give his warm support to Lord
Houghton's bill. This was all. Noble
lords waited about in the expectation of
hearing the Prince bsequently MAKE
a set speech, but they were disappoin. ed
His Royal Higbness soon showed that
h had said all he had to say by leaving
b place and going to chat with his
brother, and Lord Stanley, of Alderly,
who was then addressing the House,
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The Stomach Cannot Re FreiChted

gative. True, such medicine relieves coIlsti-
patton for the time, but ut the expense of great
injury TO the intestinal canal, which it both in
flames and weakens, thus uniting it for the
performance of its proper functions Widely
different is the action of Ho,tetter's Stomach
Bitters, tonic aperient, which produces ef-
fects prompt, indeed, but never violent
and convulsing The purity of it's botanic
ingredients, its unobjectionable flavor, its GO
NAL influence upon the mind, and the thor
oughness of its remedial action in cases of con-
stipation, liver complaint and dyspepsia, COM
bine to render il most desirable family
substance, tranquilizes and invigorates the
nervous system, and gives an unwon,ed relish
for the food. wine glass three times daily IL
about the average dose.
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The New Northwest.

In long review of the condition
prospects and possibilities of the vast
and comparatively undeveloped coun.
try lying to the north and west of Min.
neapolis, Mimi, the Northeastern
Miller says that the Northern Pacific
railroad passes nearly through the CEN
ter of the finest wheat region on the
face of the earth. Nearly 800 miles
further north another great trans-conti-
mental railway is being constructed, and
our Canadian neighbors even contem-
plate building railroad having its
northern terminus on the shores of
Hudson bay. 1t will thus be seen that
to the north and west of Minneapolis
is a vast and productive agricultural
region, extending far up into the Brit
ish possessions on one side, and losing
itself in the mountains of Montana on
the other. 1t is capable of producing
wheat enough to supply the world, and
the water-powers of Minnesota alone
are capable of converting the larger
part of its product into flour. 1t en-
braces within it's limits immense forests
of pine and hard wood, and miLes of
iron, copper, silver and gold. Nature
has provided in abundance the elements
necessary to the support of great pop
ulation, and the population is now
coming.
1t is only within the last few years
that q systematic effort has been made
to develop this valuable section of the
national domain. The success of the
pioneer settlers has been such as to at
tract the attention OF others seeking
homes in the West, and the stream Of
immigrants thus started has suddenly
swollen to gigantic proportions. Last
year the settlers poured into Western
Minnesota and Eastern Dakota by
thousands; this year they are coming
by tens of thousands. AID yet only a
1.-THE of the magnificent wheat lands of
the western portion of this State are
under cultivation, and the sod of the
greater part of Dakota's fertile prairie
is unbroken. There is q steady exodus
from the eastern part of this State and
from Wisconsin and other States, of
young men and old men, 70 the "prom-
ised land" which, if it does not literally
flow with milk and honey, does promise
an abundant harvest and competence
to those who are willing to work hard
and wait patiently.
1t cannot be doubted, the Miller re-
marks in another connection, that this
great accession to the wheat growing
territory of the United States Will have
marked influence on the milling in
dustry of the country. With an abun-
dant supply of breadstuffs prices must
rule low, and the margins in flour man
ufacturing be small. Every effort of in
ventive skill will be made to cheaper
the manufacture and better the pro-
duct. The inevitable result must be
that the making of wheat into -four will
be done in large mills employing i'm
mense capital, and that the class of
small combined merchant AMI custom
mills will become thing of the past
The present high standing of spring
wheat flour, which many have thought
and some have hoped would be lost
with the exhaustion of the Minnesota
wheat fields, will be maintained through
the superabundant supply of the choic-
est kinds of hard wheat from the fields
now being opened.-Scientifc Amer
can.
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felt himself at such discount that he
speedily collapsed and let their lord
ships divide.
In the division the Prince of Wales
found himself in the same lobby with the
Duke of Edinburgh, who is also warm
supporter of the proposed measure. But
they were in the minority, and against
them was pitted that redoubtable ad-
versary, the Earl of Beaconsfeld.-
Whitehall (LOndOn) RepjetU.
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Lost Seven Pounds in Three Weexs.

Alans Anti-Fat is genuine medicine, and
will reduce corpulency from two to five
pounds per week Purely vegetable and per-
fectly harmless, acting entirely on the food in
the stomach, preventing the formation of fat
1t is also positive remedy for dyspepsia and
rheumatism
BosToN, Mass, Feb. IL, 1878.
Botanic Medicine Co.. buffalo, N Y:
GENTLEMAN: The lady alluded to lost seven
pounds in three weeks, by the use Of Allan's
Anti-Fat Yours truly,
SMITH, DooIITTLE x SMITH,
Wnolasalo DruQyiata
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sseoKE Pogue's asitting Bull Durham Tooacco "

SEE Col A. w. McCormick's pension card.
He is one of our most successful attorneys.
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CHEW Jackson's Best Sweet Navy Tobacco.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1879-06-20

THE Sanitary Record says that dis
eases of the eyes are often distinctly
traceable to arsenical poisoning in wall
paper, and that people most not imagine
that injury from this source is by any
means rare.
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THERE is no time TO be lost when cough at
tacks one In adopting means Of prevention
against consumption and bronchitis A cough
may, with perfect truth, be termed the in
cipient stage of those destructive maladies aud
ii Is the height Of folly to disregard IT. II neg
lected IT will assuredly eliminate in some dan
gerous pulmonary affection, but, il DIR VIM
HALLS BALsAM FOR THE LUNGS be used, the
complaint is speedily vanqnished and all danger
averted There is no pulmonic comparable to
this great specific. Sold by Druggists.
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PEOPLE residing IN paludal districts, or re-
the efficacy of DIR. Wilhoft's Anti Periodic or
Fever and Ague Tonic, to prevent. or rather
counterfeit, all malarial diseases II never fails
TO cure Chlls and Fever, Dumb Chils and En-
larged Spleen, and Is guar anteed to contain no
dangerous drug. The composition of this
medicine is given with each bottle, and can ne
had from all druggists.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1879-06-20
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