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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-11-23

MI ac0uQEauO dlScbO pVt 0i pu6UtO puefIO-
riuuefo me yeda imperiosamente emitir mi
,,.-saio sobre acontecimientOs que, segun he
;jo ia S,t;m ..mente en- peri6dicos de la peque6s
te,uH at;a haT, mereciido severisima censura po1
narta IA los hornbres honrados sensatos, bier
Pra ner ma anomaiia. t1vier0n ell APPLAUSE dc
los redactores de esos mismos perlodlcos
A,eiado de las playas puerto-rlque4as, cue
acaso no volyere, pisar en- el curse de mi vida,
annuue S6Las me encadenan LOS recuerdos qe
ma madre. quien amo de amor profundo
tierno. de la mayor parte de mi familia, DC
amioos consequences en- la feEi;cidad y en- Ia
desgracia, del hermoso campo, en- fin, ucende
libre de infortunios, y sin haber gustaao aGr
los pesares de esta amarga existeneia, vi Co
rrer feliz mis- primeros amos, sin regoclJarme
del pasado tempo, SIN odiar los venlderot
dias, me es lcito hoy, que NADIA espere de
Dueblo puerto-riqueho, manlfestarle que, q
Zzahsrir ZaH algunas de sus costumores, pretend
tan solo su progressive mejoramiento.
No pertenezco al l1mero de los escritores
nue. pregonando un mentdO patriotismo, de
fenden la patria con razon 8 sin ella para ser
vir mezouinos intereSeS pers0naleS no en-
tiendo que Sc labre la felicidad de los puebloi
adniandoles miserablemente para sumifl0s er
vergonzoso atraso: no form0 parte dc la asa
lariada camaria de periodistas que ponen Ell
pGblica almoneda gu c0nciencia, y recogen COZ
abyeeta mano la propina del pueblo injusta
mente ensalzado en- suS escritos. Hay entire
esos escritores 20 un abismo: ellos Sc deben
Ia mentira, 70 profeso este principle del graz
fil6sofo ginebrino: el lhonlbre Sc debe la ger
dad He tenido siempre ell valer de mis- con
welcomes, y Ell amino bien templado para decil
10 que siento bien al contrario de los escritores
oue. escudad0s con I'm falso patriotismo me
atacan mansalva, persuadidos DE- que Ia prem
sa puerio-riquef7G me MEGA el dereclao de de
fsnsa. Y asi, On vez de motejar en- voz bajs
como eIlos al pueblo puerto -riquefo, para des
nnes. pensando 10 misIao, defeuderle' hip6cri
tamente. he lanzado 4 la publicidad shs defec
tos con Ia sana intencion de corregirlos; J
cuande esos insignes patriotas SO oividahaI
aqui de- su querda patria, : eran lmpotentel
para aAparagla on "a prensa de Aadr@ 70
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-11-23
GAdETaLIAS.

Errata. En- el articulo de fondo del
ju6ves Mds sobre la Gaia de Ahoywos, L.
columna, donde dice por la PROVINCIAL IN
felix, lease por la v1UDA inJeliz.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-07-25
A.nNNR.R.R.

Assistant Chief Engineer William Hood of the Sou.hesu Pacific Rail- road, aud his wife, and 50 men d. gded into three parties have arfivel at AIeSilla, N H. Got Hood has carefully surveyed, finally located and stakei out fbc future llns for the Southern Pacific Raihoad from i . present termnos of Their route at Casa 6rande Va Tucson 10 Mesilla, N- NJ The men and animals on "Wednesday July 9th qaenchei their tiiiist gth the waters of the far fam Cd Rlo Grade IIe says the end of ther track IS orly $40 miIes from Mesil'a
 The Atebisoa, Topeka and Santa Fe surveyors. engineers. stakif : par ues, graders grading outfits, e.e., are now at work and are reported 2 niies thls side Of Las Vegas 1he exact point . winch hey will strike the Rio 6ranie $ nos known at pres ent whether at Bernalillo, Alboqaer- que, CT souh of the latter p9iaF = Aesilia Independent
Arizona silver belt., 1879-07-25
ras aurasrer of s1esneay Eseapca.


 sheriff Shiboll reea4ed the follow ling, dated Yuma, July fl, from Geo. NJ. Thurlox, Superintendent of the Arizona Penilenhary:
 4 prisoner by he name of Theo- dore Brown escaped from the Terri torial Prison at 8 o'clock last night. of the following description. Age 42 years. dark brown hair, close cut and close shaved. blue eyes, 5 feet 5 and one-half inches high. welghs 125 pounds; has a scar one inch long on the forehead under the hair in the center of the bead. Had on black and gray striped prison pants, drll underclo.bpg and No brogan shoes lIe is ruptered oa she left side and wears a Iealher-cayerea russ sad stoeps considerably when walk Hg will p4A $50 reward for bls detention unth l can send for bim.
 Ths Brown $ tbe man who killed H. Kennedy, at Pueblo Niejo. and was serving a sentence 0f twenty years for the ornae. Considering the man IS raptured and not very stout. tbe escape IS somewhat remsTkable.- Arizona Citizen.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-07-25

Tie trial of Csl. Tom Bafora who muraefed Judge Elliott of the Court of sApPeals of Kentucky for reueeFing a0 adverse decision in a case in wbich.the Bafofa family was interested. was begun at Owentown on the 9.h inst. The defence viii at tempt fc show emotional insanity. lt is supposed that the gial will 0c- cupy SIX weeks.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-07-25

Deaths in St Lotus ascribed to solar heat for the week commencing July 14sh of last year numbered l36 during which time ihe max nun heat was 94 degrees and the minimum 75 degrees. Nbat would become of c azens f that place had they to en- aure q heated term corresponding to gbas which We now and have for tbe past three weeks saferai Wne mattresses. rubber ice bags tubs of lee water, dippers and sPankling pots and tIe heroic treatment" would not prevent them from passing
 n theR checks Wfh the ihesmo- meter at 94 degrees no one here complains Of heat b ths place t is not uncommon to note the mark
 lngs ef tue thermometer atoye 100 degrees ami ust anfreaqeaEly as high es le6 degrees aa} US ant some t'mes as hgh IS Ile degrees 'Ts
 true ae sweat ise an loyal or the nese of ] 5oype.eye yeryboig does ie this dry climate under torrli son, and thaEs what prevents our aualhemat- izing tae heat or snceuni5irg t0 Us ef.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-07-25

The gaage of the St Louls, Iron Mounima aud Southern Railroad. for T distance of 100 miles, was changed from i've feet tp four feet eight and | half inches in less than eIghIeen hours, and the regular business of the road Ras scarcely interrupted.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-07-25

Price Hickey and Frank 1ayhew are the names of the persons arrest- ed for the stage robbery near Ph0- nix If guilty, they should be gwen 3 rough deal
Arizona silver belt., 1879-07-25

The trial in Ss. Louis, of Mrs. Sterling s assailant resulted in sem tence of eight years in the peniteati- ary.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-07-25

We arc in receipt of tke first num- Der of the Arizonian, published ] ,. Prescott by John 4 Marioa.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-07-25

The population of bIeAico 5 off, sially sts5 T o00
Arizona silver belt., 1879-07-25
Arizona Silver Belt.
k.rsdar. Iulx 25. 1929.

TBS dRIz08.8 sSIL 1{R BELT is ssasa frseas nsosssngs, af G5obe, IiRas toaRtg, sfff<ols2. TERKS OF SIBSCRIPTI0A~-t2t Ode Tear, foaT pel2ars Sir H9afks. Isro Dol}afs and k55la Csats 44ree HaasfS. )ae Dak. las cad k1tg SsRfs--Ineafiatig is -Id- TaRet. RATES or aDFER7TSI8G girsa upoa ap- ptfoafteF. s'6B PRINTING done prompf1g dad at Rea- soaabls I'yiees d8drsss,
 d. q. H8ChbkF. lg9ifor.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-07-25

Los Angeles frUt is beng sent by ra,l sn large caantities Co Ar.zasa.
The People's vindicator., 1879-11-29

Como to tho polls on the second OF
December inepired with patriotism
and denuded Of every vestige Of per.
sopal feeling. Come to tho polls
with the intention Of doing q good
days work for your country regard.
lees OF the claims Of individusls, and
In this acting you will be consulting
not only tho welfare Of your country
and State but your own individual
tnterests-the happiness Of your
household and the safety Of your %.
tate. It isa wise man who ''lees
we'll enough alone." and he IL .
reckless gambler who IN tho hour Of
calm and peace is willing to entrust
his sll to the keeping Of those to
whom he attributed oil he suffered
prior to 1870. Men may repent and
reform, but they should "tarry In
Jericho till their boards grow" and
not be entrusted With the custody Of
oil you hold lear for tho mere asking,
The People's vindicator., 1879-11-29

Georgetow (Tex.) Record: Az per
announcement, Col. Bently, one Of
tho great apostles Of tho 0reenback
Labor party. addresssd quite an aud
ience Of our citizens on last Saturday
evening. he spoke for an hour, and
was answered BY Judge W. r. Res.
gan. brother Of Hon. John b. Rea.
gan. In . speech OF an hour. Col.
Bently replied in . speech Of half an
hour, and Judge Reagan replied
again.
Judge Resgan's remarks entirely
exposes tho utter hollowness Of tho
pretentions claimed BY Col. Bently
and bic party Of fiat lunatice, and
predicted that in 1880 these ssme
ssre headed Radicals and 0reedbsck.
ers would be working for the came
old cause.-the defeat OF tho Demo.
cratic party; that hard money Re.
publicans and soft money greenys
would hand together for tho over.
throw Of the old Democratic party
Of constitutional liberty and iree
government.
The People's vindicator., 1879-11-29

Democratic Of Natchitoches your
duty is plain. We scarcely need
urge you to work In tho interest ol
your grand old party. for this you
have been accustomed to do. We
need not remind you Of the fact
that defeat Of your party and its
nominees would signify another lease
OF corrupt government and tho re.
mission Of your rights into alien
hands. Your interests are many,
your duty very plain. As courage.
Gus men you must face the issues
that present themselves and where
and when difficulties arise you must
bravely surmount them. The rec.
ord Of your party In tho past Is q
glorious one. and by all means keep
your political tenents high above
the foul touch Of the Radical com.
binstion. The Democratic ticket
must be elected by an overwhelming
majority, snd to do 90 all hands must
be on deck.
The People's vindicator., 1879-11-29
RALLY TO Y0URO0L0R


II tho detection In Natchitoches
parish extended throughout the
whole State. Radicalism OF the very
wors. stamp would succeed In its Of.
forts to elect . State ticket.
And whyl
Because the detection here is found.
ed upon selds6uess. A desire for
Office ct any hazard-even to IN
alliance With the enemy.
William Boullt charged them With
that alliance and the party was
rampant that he should deny 1t.
He he's not, done 20.
On tho contrary, he declares on the
public streets that TAYLoa Barrie
and tho Republican State ticket will
carry this parish BY FIFTEEN HUNDRED
MAJORITY.
And be gives - an argument that
tho 0reenback party Il aiding them
and has promised ia their platform
to see that they are not molested In
voting that way.
And II tho face Of this, Nc have
some friends Who yet cling to that
party, even when convinced Of the
fact that It can only defeat tho Dc.
m0cracy.
Como friends, have done Il.
The People's vindicator., 1879-11-29


This is what tho Philadelphia
Press, . Radical Republican ssys:
The 0reenback party wss such
an iosigni0csnt factor ID tho recent
State elections that IT. voteo Were
not even reported. The party seems
70 have utterly flashed out and faded
away, like Q meteor. No ono knowD
whence it came or whittier tt has
lled, but certain it II thst it 3 nov
numbered With the. things that Were.
- schocl.boys tsle-ths wonder Of
And the Chicago Inter. Ocean, On.
other extreme Radical paper, ssys:
Aud 10 ars OF tho opluion that the
0feenbeck party never reeombled
n uoh OF . meteoe, Il WaS never 4
very luminous body. Aud. beeidee.
| Il haD not eoon q epidemic. po10ine
IN To ct, but uGhee opoeadie.
The People's vindicator., 1879-11-29
PAUSE ANDO CONSIDER.

A victory for tho Greenback. Labor
ticket Ia this parish next December
means tho qualification Of the smbi.
tion Of Q half dozen men, and the
putting Of tho mass Of tho people
back into the 0heckle0 they wore 10
1876. A victory for tho Democratic
party means tho maintainsace Of
good government and low taxes, tho
development Of our resources. tho
protection Of our stock, and general
advancement 10 oil things. material
and educational, Now "ye who halt
between two opinions," think well-
pause and consider before you take q
step that may cause eternal regret
aud do your friends and neighbofs .
grievous wrong.
The People's vindicator., 1879-11-29

The currency resolutions adopted
by the Democracy OF this parish and
published In the vIxDlcAros arc
from tho DIxoCRATIC PLArr0Ru OF the
State Of Louisiana in 1879, and DR..
]. II. CUNNINGHAM. 0reenback. L.
Dor candidate.for District Attorney.
came 70 this Office some weeks since
to get . copy OF that very plattorn "a
show that he and bic fellow g. B,
Lsborero stood where We did on the
currency question. Aud nov comea
the witness and says its . delusion
and Q snare.
The People's vindicator., 1879-11-29

Tho 0reenbaclkers arc diatrihnfina =.
good campaign thunder lor ,k66.@
Democratic party. For ln0l ~
Judge Alcofn1 speech, on ~. g. !. u.
page Of tho Oollax Chronicle 1hich, ~.
20 publish 10 to.daY's issue, esllln2 :"
tho 0reenhaOkerD BY tho follSVl8S
pet names: .5@gs e .a9ii.,st1,..xt
Nv :.Whoop,. b: .,.d D. Doodle-do eonestus ~
Soreheads. y ,,ss'.!
Fiddle fsddle Rsformatoriei. p; s1S
Wild lust Tor olaCe. .a.'1' *! !!
Lost AIts."
oolleni'ety, What . dish ! q sa.z,oa:!
The People's vindicator., 1879-11-29
HOW THEY STAND ON THE
STATE TICKET.

The 0reonbackers here stand on
tho State ticket and the new consti.
tuition - the jury In New York did,
and when the Judge inquired : ''How
do you stand. gentlemen ?" tho fore
man replied: "Your Honor. there
are Ok Of % on one side, and four on
tho other; ono % on both sides, and
ono didn't vote" Then tho foreman
got red IN the face because there ~
. laugh jn Court, % there d & lsugh
oil over the parish at the miserable
attempt Of the G. B. L. party to rid(
every horse 10 tho circus at once.
The People's vindicator., 1879-11-29
THAT (D PLATFORM.

The 0reenbsck. Labor platform
at least. the platform OF the Nstchi.
toches ''eend" Of the dead turtle'-
b published 10 the CollAx Chronicle,
and . copy b before ~.
L 10 anti Democratic all through.
Il bids for the Republican and 10.
gro vote;
Il denounces the Democrats;
Il does not endorse Wilty:
It does not endorse the new Consti.
tuition.
And L b upon this record that The
0reenbsck. Labor party ask The sup,
port and counteaance OF good poo.
Iple."
The People's vindicator., 1879-11-29
COLORED VOTERS!

When q Greenbacker hands you q
copy Of the Coliax Chronicle, dated
Nov. Is. 1879, containing tho platform
Of their party:if you want to see
him squirm. just ask him to show
you an article on the Sd page Of that
paper, entitled: "A REPUBLICAN
TALK" copied from the jackson,
Mississippi, Comet. There you will
find wholesome advice. They dare
not show you that side Of the paper.
The People's vindicator., 1879-11-29

From counter. farm, bus,pss,jI:' ! '3,ii. 4o,is : 3
fices. and homes tho young Dem6:
cracy have thrown thsnsel,es iithV:!..
breach and 90 daily bsttliae. ~;
over the parish Tor u victoeys ~ \
work Ike besysgs add. that r . ahlnaISiIi, !,
sueceo aad triumph. ' ~ a.'e,' y n! "a.
The People's vindicator., 1879-11-29
:ellek:eaAvet1" makes eAills ,nl:
fever inposSible. Il - t.
For sale BY J. J. NcCO0K ABR0.
PoLITIoAL.NUsIoAL "E" FLAT,

He whistle tho piss. hs whiitls
the Gown, and he tried 20 whistle Of
seventy OF Natchitoches best Ghxen&
to tho D. 8. prison.ee: but, when
requested BY tho deiendsuts'' attoe-.
uee to whistle his testimo.nee, . aiitt)&..
loud.ee, be. vAoour Herri.teei
Whistling lip.ee. got out Of geax:ep,
and told tho lswyee, that he W. d6t'
10 tune-e. The ju.ree. brought II,
their verdict, which read, thus.iee:..
Boys, you can 20 ho.mse, and learn
how TO whistle.E." This same Val.
cour 1erri.tee. is back hefs, 'whiet.
hing tho reveille. tor tho 0feenb66k
Olubee, and on tho 9d Of D6cemtbe..,'
he will whlstled tho dead Marches. ~
Tor tho rag bs-bee," % tho pensioai
NAmA. .knlnAA. sHt ss,.Ti
The People's vindicator., 1879-11-29
9oet's Corner.
OUR TICKET.

OUR TICKET.
Our ticket! OF course! What else d.
you suppose?
For . man who's 40 American an,
intelligently knows
What he is q doing In these times, 81
red hot,
When principles and men, boil In tn,
political pot.
We've a royal setof men, in this par
ish OF ours,
Men who will do to tie to, In the
darkest Of hours.
You don't know 'em, eh? Well. here
is each name,
To be handled in song and writ on
scroll OF fame.
Nov, here We have for Senators
N. ]. Cunningham.
As whOle.souled In spirit az any othel
man,
While B. w. Marston "whoops 'en
up" with shot
And pours into the enemy, ,broadsidee
both red and hot.
Our Senators. G CUNNINGHAM anC
MARSTON.
Now, here's the District Judge, q
lawyer Of old,
Whose bearing is dignifled, whose
speech is always bold,
Who has met the enemy. In many 9
fierce battle,
Aud knows the cannon's music, ani
the muskets' rattle,
And that's. DAVID PIERSON.
Here comes one Scarborough, whose
other name is Dan,
A youth from the pine hills. q much
'seli.made man,
He's q lawyer too, we'll versed in ite
lore.
And We will support him, nor run his
boat ashore.
The District Attorney, D. G. SCAR.
BOROUGH.
Down the Parish Ticket, with men
Well.knovn In name,
First comes our J. II. Cosgrove, OF
Democratic fame,
And next r. E. jackson, who'll
physic every Ill,
And cure the public ailments with
intellectual pill.
COSGROVE and JACKSON.
Now, We have for Sheriff, one Sam.
uel p. Raines.
Who'll be . terror to thoss who have
criminal flames,
A man OF the people, with . spirit
like q rock.
To stay 10 trying times-a chip from
the old block.
That's, SAMUEL p. RAINS.
God bless Us! Here's one, whose name
Is Kesrney.
Who, though Irish In call, Is never
full Of blsrney,
A whole.souled fellow, always ready
for "biz,"
Who. In the peoples opinion, haa
already "riz."
That's, g. W. KEARNEY.
And last but not least, IL ono Of the
olden school,
Who 10 never classed % being aught
Of fool,
Respected and honored, for years and
learned lore,
Dr.. Chss. Hamlin, whom the people
adore.
Coroner, CHAS. HAMLIN.
"Thst's your Ticket" boys, vote
right away,
For we tell you. we're bound to win
the day.
The way things are going fllls every
heart with JOY;
We'll elect this ticket, we WILL, you
bet, old boy.
W. u. TuNxARD.
NArc1l7ocHRs, Nov. ls, 1879.
The People's vindicator., 1879-11-29

A people, however exacting, can.
not in justice expect the candidates
OF our party to do all the work In
the canvass. An election has anoth.
er Specification besides the success
Of particular individuals there is q
principle involved and around this
sentiment all men with patriotic
ideas will gather and do battle. Let
the leading citizens in every ward
take It upon themselves to fortify
the works In their own neighbor-
hoods and the enemy will be repuls.
ed. Would to God that We could In.
fuse into every breast the same
warm sentiments oflove to country
and devotion to principle that warns
our heart. Would to God that We
could depict in proper colors the
base tgnonomy that would fall upon
q people who would be too craven to
demand their rights and too coward.
ly to maintain and assert them.
People Of NatchitoChes your future
destinies are In your own keeping.
IT you allow Radical combinations
TO lull you into inaction yours will be
the fate OF the craven, but II you
initiate the noble teacher OF the
Bible, who standing upright In the
door Of the Temple OF God With un.
sheathed sword, bade the infldel to
come no further, then yours will be
the proud record Of q proud people.
The People's vindicator., 1879-11-29
TIE CRISIS HAS CONE.

Says the Shreveport Times: 'Til
true that the ranks Of Republican.
Ism are somewhat demoralized, and,
as Beattie says, the party Is playing
q solemn farce, in which he is cast
for leading man. But they will work,
and work with that energy charac.
teristic Of despair. They will en-.
dorse the independents" and en-.
fold 10 their arms the Greenbackers.
They will sacrifice everything. resort
to anything, leave nothing undone
that could possibly operate against
thegovernment Of Louisiana by the
Democratic psrty-the only party
In which honor and interest In the
welfare Of the state is to be found.
Those men who are pleased to
style themselves "Greenbackers, -
are the outcssts or boilers from the
Democratic party. They bolted be.
cause the losves and fish fell short
tho Offices wouldn't 80 around-and
an Office they must have at the sacri.
flce Of principle. patriotism, every
thing; they we're born to rule. When
the Democratic party sleeps the in.
dependents works, upon the leaders
Of the Republican party Of this par.
ish, who as yet have put no ticket In
the field. "Give me your endorse
ment Mr.. Republican. I am an In.
dependent, but I never forget q fa.
vor."
Lukewarm Democracy is as bad as
none at all. We must work more and
sleep less. Our whole duty doesn't
consist in waiting until election day
and casting q vote; there is no credit
10 that. See that your lukewarm
neighbor registers. and when the
day come, see that he votes. Talk
to the colored man; explain to him
the reason Why the Democratic ticket
should receive bis support; take
him by the hand and lead him out Of
the darkness In which be IL wander.
ing. There is as much necessity for
work now asever. We worked hard
to get the government Of our state
into hands OF honest men and now
We must work harder to keep It
there. live lose the battle in De.
cember We are lost irretrievably, and
will have again to walk under the
rod Of Radical oppression and Fed.
ersl bayonets.
The best men in the parish were
chosen TO nominate . parish ticket
for us. They did It and used great
discretion and judgment In their %.
lections. It is our duty to abide
their decision and throw ell our force
to tho election OF the ticket Of their
naming: forget personal prejudices
and remember only party principle.
Work. and remember that In our
fancied securitv lies the danger.
The People's vindicator., 1879-11-29
Miscellaneous.
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.

SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.
THE countcnance is pale and lead.
] cn.colored, with occasional n,shcs,
or circumscribed spot on one or both
checks; the eyes become dull: the
pupils dilate an azure scmicircle
runs along the lower cyc-lid; the
nose is irritated, swells. and sometimes
blccds: a swelling Of the upper lip:
occasional headache. with humming
or throbbing Of the ears; an unusual
secretion Of saliva; Shiny or iurred
tongue; breath very foul. particularly
in the morning: appetite variable.
sometimes vOraCiOus, with gnawing
sensation of the stomach. at others.
entirely gone; tlceting pains in the
stomach: occasional nausea and vom-
iting: violent pains throughout the
abdomen bowels irregular. at times
costivc; stools Shiny. not unircqucnt-
Iy tinsed with blood; belly swollen
and hard; urine turbid; respiration
occasionally difficult. and accompa-
MED BY hiccoush: cough sometimes
dry and Convulsivc; uneasy and dis
turbed sleep. with grinding Of the
teeth temper variable. but generally
irritable. &c.
' Whenever the above symptoms
are found to exist,
DR.. {. MCLANE'S VERMIFUGE
will certainly effect a cure.
TT DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
in any form; it is an innocent prepa-
ration. nptrab,bhof fM,umg Tie slightest
MyWy 10 Me NEST hndty infant.
The genuine DIR. MCLANE's YER
MlFuGE bears the signatures Of {.
MCLASE and FLEMING BROS. on the
wrapper. -:O:-
The People's vindicator., 1879-11-29
DIR. G. McLANE'S
LIVER PILLS

are not recommended as a remedy "for
all the ills that flesh is heir to-" but in
affections Of the liver, and in all Bilious
Complaints, Dyspepsia and Sick Head
ache, or diseases Of that character, they
stand without rival.
The People's vindicator., 1879-11-29
AGUE AND FEVER.

Nobetter cathartic can be used prepar.
atory to, or after taking Quinine.
As simple purgative they are un.
equaled.
BEWARE OF lMlrATlONs.
The genuine are never sugar coated.
Each box has q red wax seal on the
lid, with the impression DR.. McLANE''s
LIVER PILLS.
Each wrapper bears the signatures Of
c. MCLANE and FLEMING Bros.
Insist upon having the genuine DR..
c. McLANE's LIVER Pills, prepared by
Fleming Bros, Of Pittsburgh, Pa, the
market being full Of limitations Of the
name McL0we, spelled differently but
same pronunciation.
The People's vindicator., 1879-11-29
"uAcx.oRAve1lT" i reooau

b tO6sy yeofS Of successful trial.
For sals BY J. J. xcCOOK 4 BRO