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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-02-02

i Pronto pronto !! No hay un mo-
mento que perder !.... (dec1a al cabo
de unos segundos ell hermano de Lazaro
abriendo la portezuela del coche, para
do va delante de los Paules. )-Vengan
ustedes conmig CO.. Diego Sc muere!
Una hemoptlsis espantosa. -. El me-
dico no le da una hora de vida! -.
i Dios Santo! { gimi6 Fabian, re-
trocediendo, en- lugar de obedecer al
i6ven. / Yo no quiero verlo ... Yo
no puedo ir!... Yo no quiero encon-
trarme con Gregcria ....
i Lea usted -. ( repuso Juan, ba-
jando del coche, y alargandole un papel
manchado de sangre. i Estas pala-
bras las ha escrito casi espirando !. Va
Sc 10 dice usted la letra. .-Lazaro
le suplica usted tambien que vaya
Fabian lego el ensangrentado papel,
que decla as1 en- caracteres casi ininte-
ligibles
T" Fabian De rodillas y muri6ndome,
to pido por Jesucristo que vengas en-
dulzar la agon1a de tu
DIEGO"
Ell j6ven miro al Padre Manrique cor
espantados ojos, y murmuro l1gubre
me nte:
-Debo ir -.
-Vamos, respendio ell Jesuita.
Y los tres subieron en- el coche,-que
parti6 escape.
Juan les fu6 diciendo por el canine
que cuando Lazaro y el llegaron q casa
de Diego, va hab1a tenido este el pri-
mer vomito de sangre, no muy copioso
pero que 10 lleno de pavor que sopor-
to con mansedumbre la noticia de que
Fabian Sc negaba q hablar con 81 que
estuvo muy carinoso con los dos her
manos, felicitandose de verlos tan amo-
rosamente unidos; que Gregoria ate.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-02-02

a Gabriela ii Era, en- yerlad, ho-
lrible el nuoyo sacrifcio que la desyen-
tura imponla Fabian Cunde -.
Asl SO 10 dijo 4 s'l amigo L'zuo...
-Ac62 2talo como penitencia. { res,
ponds sste. Dios te 10 "gradecr'.
-Pase ustod ;. .-72ijo en- aqnel mo-
mento ell Padre Manrique, abriendo una
pnelt4.
Fabian ayanz6 IentamentA.
Procure listed que Diego I'D hab!e
sino 10 menos possible -. le adyirti6
Juan, sa';6udoIo al pas' -Opina el
m6dico que la prim era ag'tacion que
va tenga 81 pobre entermo sera tanbien
Ia Ultima.
Penotro Fabian en- Ia mortaoEia es-
tancia.
Diego, medic Incorporate en- Ia Ca
ma, tAn:a yueltos los ojos hacia 10 puer-
ia, y al yer ararecer Fabian, los cerr6
y volv;o 4 abrirlos, par via De salulo.
Fabian avanzaba con qn dsdo puasto
sobre los iabios, lecomendandole un
absolute silencio.
Los oios del moribundo sonrieron CO.
mo de gratitad, y despues entristecien-
dose y alzandose al cielo, pareoio que
exp eraba una s1pIica go.
Fabian le cog 10 ent6nces la mano
derecha aquelle terrible mano que tan
amenazadora 50 aIzaba el dia prece-
dente }, y Sc Ia bes6 on senal de per-
don y de olvido,
Los ojos de Diego SO mojaron, y mi
rando entonces al medico, agito los Ia
bios, como para signi6carle que guerra
hablar.
Nj una palabra ..-murmuro el
facultativo.
Al mismo tempo, movi6se una masa
negra que respiraba al otro ladc del le-
cho y en- que no habia reparado Fa-
bian ..,.,y el rostro de Gregoria, Pc
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-02-02
|0LIHII MERCANTILE DE PUERT0-RIC0.
Sabado, II de FebrerO de 1879.
EXPORTACI0N DE 1878.

I La acreditada Revista Comerciaz
'ue, dirigida por ell Sr. Asencio,
suincenalmente Sc publica en- esta
,ludad ha dado 4 luz un supplement
to-interesante en- que constan las can
tidades de frutos que Sc han expor-
~ttadde( de la isla desde ell 10 de diclem-
bre de 1877 igual fecha de 1878.
Segun los datos que este documen-
to arroja, tomados del comercio, Sc
han exportado durante ell dltimo a1o
1.679,8OO quintales de azdcar mas
3cabado, 148, 126 de cafe, 49,07O de
tabaco, Alp de cueros, y $50 de
algodon +; 5.030,207 galones de miel,
35,579 de aguardiente y ll,ll2 ca
bezas de ganado.
i Comparados estos productos con
los del ano anterior, 8 sea ell de 1877,
,e nota un aumento de 424,547 OTIS.
1e az1car, S,l29 de cafe, 25,0l3 ga
ones de ron, 1.12O,952 de miei y
,157 cabezas de ganado ; y una dis
1inssion de 1906 quintales de ta-
oaco, 1,473 de cueros y 800 de al
godon.
Hubo, pues, mas alza que baja de
productos /; pero 81 Sc tiene en- cuen-
"a que los precios fueron inferiores
j Is respecto de los del allo ante
rior, comprendese que en- realidad la
riqueza ha permanecido en- ell mismo
estado. Probablemente habra baja
ell a1io corriente., Las cosechas de
azdcar y cafe seran mejores adn que
las de 1878 pero los precios a que
en- los mercados consumidores Sc CO.
izan los mascabados son tan bajos
'ue de seguro no remuneraran aqul
Is gastos de production.
81 ahora nos 6jamos en- los pa1ses
lue nos han comprado nuestros tres
5rincipales frutos, az1car, cafe y ta-
gaco, encontraremos confrmada una
zez mis- la perentoria necesidad de
de Sc abran las puertas de la madre
atria no s3lo al azdcar sino tambien
cafe de Puerto-Rico Pero CO.
,iemos de la ReUlst0
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-02-02

gante forma humana, nj jamas la cldsi-
ca belieza sonada por ell paganismo
griego vi6se en- tai manera sublimada,
va que 20 oscurecida, por los resplan-
dores del esplritu immortal que SER
via de alabastrino vase aquella incom-
parable fgura!
Por 10 demas, las monjas de cuya es-
condida morada acababa de sAlir Ga
briela & la misma nave del temple, ha-
blanse esmerado en- ataviarla, como 81
fuera una santa Imagen, objeto de su
culto mas fervoroso q quien adornaran
para que recorriese, llevada en- proce.
sion, plazas calles.-Cada una le ha-
b1a puesto un lazo, una flor, una humil-
de joya 8 un relicario bendito, dandole
al mismo tempo mil besos y abrazos,
bendiciones, y hasta consejos .-con-
sejos que, por su misma sencillez, po-
drlan serle titles en- su nuevo estado,
aunque SO los diesen tlmidas doncellas,
que solo dc oidas ten1an alguna idea de
los escollos y borrascas del mundo.
Desde las amplias celoslas del coro,
las virgenes del Senior contemplation &
su dulce companera, al par que le can
taban, por via de epita!amio, los solem-
nes himnos del cotidiano culto que
elias seguirlan consagraaas toda la vi
da.
Gabriela, que va Sc kabia enterado
de los terribles acontecimientos que
acabamos de referir, y de 10 mucho que
habla padecido Fabian por puri6car su
alma, miraba este de vez en- cuando
y luego tornaba Ia vista al Altar, como
arrastrando y conduciendo con sus oios
los ojos de 81 la consideration de Dios
y de su infnita miscricordia.
(Qondxird.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-02-02

Para ell azdcar han sido, pues, In.
glaterra y los Estados- -Unidos nues.
ros principales mercados, y para el
9f6 ;fe y ell tabaco, Cuba, pues aunque
'spana aparece haber tornado %, ,S32
uintales de tabaco, como han debi-
. ser de boliche, no representa- en-
~iidad valor de importancia. AL
!que Ia metroqoli, de quien con-
aimos la mayor parte de nuestros
~SGlos de primera necesidad, no
5 ha .comprado mas que 1890
iintales de azhcar para 846, ,473
ue nos compraron los Estados- Uni
los, y 1921 quintales de cafe para
100, 4l5 que nos tomo Cuba, no po-
lemos m6nos de lamentar ell aisla-
aiento n,ercantil en- que vivimos res
scto a los ,mercados nacionales.
Jan Inconvenience legislacion tiene
5rzosamente que desaparecer, pues
o de OtrO mOdO sc eStrechan tazOs
,grados que deben unir esta pro-
ncia espanola con las demas.
Por las dltimas leyes arancelarias
ue Sc han puesto en- vigor en- la
'eninsula Sc ha sobrecargado consi-
sablemente ell cafe de Puerto-Ri-
tanto que sabemos de una casa
esta plaza que envio a Espana
II via de prueba unos diez mil Pc
en- cafe y los costos lie importa-
n sobre unos doce mil, perdiendo
Ia buena suma en- la operacion.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-02-02

ga 10 hasta aqual momento contra Ia
sabana, dejose vor como tragica apart
cion, EN- tanto que su quebrant 4da voz
dec1a:
No hables 49,.
Una palabra -. halbuceo Diego
tan quedo y tan despacio, como 81 te-
miera CUE SO le esc"pase ell Ultima
aliento.) Re pido una gracia siguid
diciendo del propio modo, y sin soltal
Ia mano dc su antique amigo. Dime
que me Ia copcederas -.
-Lo que quieras. ,murmur6 Fa-
bi4n con goneroso acento, on que bri-
lIaban la piedad y ell carino.
Diego rsuni6 otras pocas fuerzas,
anadio:
-Jdramo que no dejaras &c hacerlo..
II Ts 10 jaro .-respond'o Fa-
ban.
-Pues oye. Para que me per-
done Dios y Ill decir este, hizo un es-
tuerzo do que no SO lie hubiera creido
capaz 49,; para one 10 me miren con
horror los angeles del cielo. ;, casa~
te con GAbriela
Un nuevo porsonaie, que aoababa de
entrar en- la alcoba, Lego q tempo de
cir aquellas supremas palabras del mo-
ribundo.
Este personaje era D. jaime dc la
Gqardia.
Fabian no 10 hab1a visto entrar -
Asi es que, al Dir Ia suplica de Diego,
SO estremecio como 81 acabara de reci-
bir una mortal herida torn6 los ojos
hacia el anciano SAcerdoto, y arrojose
cn sus brazos, exclamanao dolorosa
mente:
i Padre mio expllquole usted que
ESQ es impossible!
Pero Diego habla va espiraao,
Asl 10 anuncio un lastimero grito de
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-02-02
DIOS DISPONE.

Media hora despues, y precisamente
en- el momento en- que 81 Jesuita y Fa-
sbian llamaban a la puerta de la hospede-
ria de San Vicente de Paul, vieron en-
trar q todo correr en- aquella solitaria
.calle el mismo coche antigua propie-
dad del ez -conde de la Umbr1a en- que
5Azaro y Juan Sc hablan lido a casa de
Diego.
Padre. (exclam6 Fabian.) lAquel
;es mi coche IT,. Y en- 81 viene Juan
de Moncada =. ". mire usted. :.
a'ros hace senas de que nos detenga.
>As!...
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-02-02
Gaceta del / do Febrero.

Por ell Gobierno General Sc admi-
te la renuncia que del cargo de AL
calde de Morovis ha presentado Don
Jorge Cebollero.
Conclusion de Ia Ley electoral de
% de diciembre de 1873.
La distribution general de fondos
que para ell mes de febrero publica
la Intendencia de Hacienda asciende
4 $29S, ,687-31.
Los billetes del sorteo ordinario
que sc celebrara ell % del corriente
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-02-02

Sc entregaran por la Administration
de Loterlas en- la forma sguiente:
Los dias 3, 4, 5, Gy 7 los $4,000
con la rebaja del 4 p.% y del 7 al
If los apartados.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-02-02
ts FOIALE.NIN.
e. EseAlghL0.
Z NOV Ella
POR
PEDRO A. DE AL.ARCON
CONTINUATION.
N Q v E L A
CONTINUATION

AL salir de su Gale, Fabian SO detuvo
yolvio la cabeza, a fin de divisar por
Ultima vez la casa en- que habfa vivido
que acababa de alhajar para recibir 8
su esposo 49,.
Un sollozo Sc escape entonces de su
peeho, y sus labios balbucearon todavla
este nombre.
( i Gabriela {!
Ell Padre Manrique, que 10 notara, Sc
mhoz6 hasta los oios, apreto el paso...
Fabian siguio detras de 81 maquinal-
aente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-02-02
Total importe de la
cinD 1o 1879
Y como, segun los datos oficiale'

7 como, segun los dat0s 01iclaIes,
Ell 1877 assemble la exportacion a
$10.460, ,958-87, resulta un aumento
en- favor del 78 de $176, ,544-85, 10
que puede provenir de haber noso-
tros calculado ell ganado d mas alto
precio que la Intendencia.
Tenemos, pues, que ell ano proxi-
mo pasado ha sido POGO mas 8 me-
nos igual en- rendimiento al ano an
terror.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-02-02

El Is estaba el orc ell la Habana
4 9S9 premio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-02-02

Greg oria,-la cual estrechaba entire sus
brazos el cadiver del que habia silo su
esposo.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-05-14

trade along this valley. The J. B. Reese
tannery, six miles south Of Keyser, on
New Creek, consumes near two Thousand
cords year, at m average cost Of five dol.
lars per cord. For the last several years
Mr.. Reese has been paying six dollars a
cord for bark delivered up to q certain
time, but this year he only pays I've dol.
lars, and yet the supply Ia far above the
demand. Some parties have been con'
sidering a project OF shipping 10 the East.
The buyers will require the bark rosseh,
ground and sacked for shipment.
Although the tanbark business las
formed a large feature OF interest here, vet
II has left the ~iartHers q good deal as the
hoop and staye business has the farmers
along the Parkersburg Railroad.
Occasionally an oil and mineral excite.
ment springs up along this Valley, and
several Professors have asserted their be-
lief that oil and mineral exists here. But
for the pressure in financial matters nc
doubt q company would be formed TO test
the existence Of oil. j. 4.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-05-14

Il lie tourist Is u~nproyided with some medic.
Il resources. Changes Of temperature, food
ryh water Of IN unaccustomed or unwhole.
,me quality, and a route that lies in the
lrOpicS or other regions where malaria exists,
are each and all fraught with danger 10 one
who has been improviden4 enough to neglect
a remedial safeguard. The concurrent testi.
mony Of many voyaReFs BY land and tea es.
tabltShes the fact that HostetteFs Stomach
Bltters enables those who use II to encounter
hazards Of the nature referred 10 with impu-
nifty and that; Us q medicine adapted TO sud-
den and unexpected exigencies, II Is pecu.
lIarly valuable. Disorders Of the liver, the
bowels and the stomach, fever and ague,
rheumatism and nervous ailments brought
aa-h.expogirC, are among the maladies to
WhiCh GniIgrantS, travellers and new Settlera
are most subject These and Others yield 10
ths action ofthe Bltters promptly and COM
pletely. AwFAW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-05-14


TheAChicago market Is again firm this
morning, but the jump OF Monday is not
followed up by another jump. In regard
to the excitement OF Monday a Chicago
dispatch says: "a fine assortment Of
rumors are prevalent tonight regarding
the future Of the wheat deal. It's destiny
lies in the hands OF n few men. 1t is be-
lieved, and the belief has every appear
ance OF authority, that the combination,
consisting Of james Kcene, David DAVIS,
Jesse Hoyt, VIM. Young & Co., and Ar
mour 4 Co., controls something over half
Of the fifteen million bushels OF wheat
now in sight. The dry, hot weather
which has prevailed of late in the
Northwest, the parched condition
Of the soil in many portions, and
the appearance Of a probable dura-
ton OF the heat and dryness, have tended
to push prices upward quite rapidly, and
to-day they were higher than at any time
since last summer, reaching very near one
dollar per bushel, the days rise being
three and one-fourth cents. The whole
deal is run from New York, even the
brokers here who transact the business,
having no idea what the next move will
be. Every ~artifce is used to mislead. Bo.
gus sales are m~ade-bogus, because they
are simply transfers from the clique to the
clique. Rumors are started to test the
feeling Of operators, and there are
no present means Of determining whether
the ultimate result will be a heavy
bulge or a heavy break. 1t would take but
little to precipitate a panic in the market.
The failure Of n margin bank, heavy and
universal rains over the West, or a we'll
authenticated report OF sales by the ring,
would probably put prices down to the
eighties in short meter. On the other
hand, n continuance Of present weather
and tirmncss Of holders might bring almost
war prices. Every operators eye is
strained to catch Il glimpse OF the end, and
many fortunes are dependent on the re.
suit Of the deal"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-05-14

Leaves Of Senator Hills War Record.
WASHINGTON, May Ex-senator Hill, in
his speech on Saturday, tried to prove
that he had always been a white souled
Union man, and that Zach Chandler was
the guilty original cause OF the recent dit.
ticuIty between the two sections. In this
connection the following resolutions,
which were introduced into the Confcd.
crate Senate in October, 1862, BY the e n
tlcman from Georgia, will be Of some gen.
eral interest:
"RHSoIted, That every person pretending
to he a soldier or officer OF the United
States, who shall be captured on the soil
OF the Confederate States after the LIST Of
January, 1853, shall be presumed to have
entered the territory Of the Confederate
states with intent to incite instruction
and TO abet murder, and unless satisinc.
tory proof be issued to the contrary be.
fore the military court before which trial
shall be had, no shall suffer death. and
tnls section shall continue in force until
Iie proclamation issued by Abraham
Lincoln 6GS 9 dated Washington September %,
1852, shall be rescinded."
Senator Hill also introduced the follow
ing; "' ''''"
Every white person who shall act No n
commissioned or non-commissioned officer
commanding negroes or mulattoes against
Tue confederate States, or who shall arm,
organize, train. or prepare negroes or
mulattoes for military service, or aid them
in any military enterprise against the Con-
tederate States, shall, il captured, suffer
death. Every commissioned or non.com.
missioned officer OF the enemy who shall
lnlcite slaves to rebellion, or pretend 10
give them their freedom, under the aiore.
mentioned act Of Congress and proclama.
ton, by abducting, or causing them 10 be
abducted, or inducing them to abscond,
shall, II captured, suffer DEATH"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-05-14
WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAY II. 1879.
marshall County Sunday Se"ool Inst.

Elaborate preparations are making for
the holding Of aSunday School Institute in
Marshall county, at Cameron, on the27th,
18th and Goth Of this month. A very
handsome and extensive programme OF
exercises has been printed at this office
for the Institute, by which We notice that
Revs. J.. II. Aughey, ]. s. Pomeroy, ]. P.
Thatcher, ". +. Cannon, J,M Brown, A.
Hall, j.. p. Sanford and R. b. Farrar are
expected to take part, along with several
leading laymen Of the different churches,
and also several Sunday School workers
among the ladies Of Marshall county. The
address Of welcome will DO delivered by
Rev. MIR. Aughey, which will be responded
to by Rev. Pomeroy. The Rev. Mr..
Hall will discuss the question whether
the International Lesson Series should
be continued in our Sunday Schools.
Many persons think it should not.
The Rev. Mr.. Sanford will dis
cuss the "Art Of Questioning" a most I'M.
portant, perhaps &e most important
feature in Sunday school work. An other
important question, allow may a Teacher
best gain the Attention Of his Glass; will
he discussed by Mr.. F. NJ. Henderson.
Miss Kate Aughey will read III essay on
"The Sunday School Teachers Cross and
Crown" and Rev. Mr.. PomGroy will give
the institute::his views touching the "Com-
mon Mistakes Of Sunday School Teachers"
All the exercises, each day, will be inter.
spersCd with music, and we doubt not
that the proceedings will prove high.
ly interesting and instructive TO those IN
attendance.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-05-14

SOME NEW FACTS on THE SILVER QuEs-
TIoN.-By comparing the gold value OF the
staple products Of this country in 1869 and
in 1878, A. j. Warner, Of Ohio, in a recent
speech in the House on the silver question,
has marshalled some highly significant
facts in support Of his assertion that the
purchasing power OF gold has been in
creased by the decentralization Of silver.
The wheat, corn and tobacco crops OF the
country each increased nearly 10 per cent
in volume in the years mentioned with.
out increasing. in their total gold value,
and the cotton crop while increasing
100000 bales fell Off in its total gold
value an eighth. The same was true
of otherproduCts. As the county went on
paying its taxes and its debts at the old
rates the amount OF each product needed
10 meet n given debt was largely increased.
At the price OF labor in 1873, for instance,
the expenses Of tho government were
equivalent TO the sum paid for l05, 100000
days labor; in 1878 the sum paid for $780,.
100000 days labor was equivalent to the
the expenses OF the government, which
had meanwhile fallen from $2O3, 900, 900
to S236,OOO,OOo. In support of his second
assertion that the production Of gold and
silver is now scarcely equal to their con.
sumption IN the arts, SO that without
demonstration prices rs expressed in
the metals are falling, Mr.. Warner
shows that the price OF commodities
as expressed in silver has fallen %
TO 80 per cent. II the gross products Of
t%hecountry in 1873 would have purchased
5,OOO,GOO,0O ounces Of silver, the same
products would now only buy 1000, OOO,.
900 ounces. This is illustrated BY a long
and ingenious comparison OF prices as
expressed in silver in 1873 and 1878. Mr..
Warmers facts, US far rs they 60, show
thatthe purchasing power Of gold has in.
creased since demonstration, not that il
has doubled, as his theory requires, and
that silver has fallen less, reckoned in
gold, than other staples, but he does not
show, and his facts are to the contrary,
that the relative value Of gold and silver
are rs Ito 10y which his bill proposes to
make their relative value in coinage.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-05-14
Convention OF Masser Nechnn,c.,

CINCINNATI, May lS-The twelfth an.
nua! Convention of the American Rail-
road Master Mechanics Association began
It's session at the Grand Hotel to-day. with
\. Z, Chapman, Of Pittsburgh, IN the
chair, Col, L. NJ. Dayton made the wei.
coming address, after which the routine
business commenced, and occupied the
attention Of the members nearly the en-.
tire day. The number Of delecatesis very
large, representatives from ali tie promE.
nent railroad cities in the United States
and Canada being present,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-05-14
nIEn.

sEyERtNG.-At, i2:4S 4. NJ, Tuesday, HESRY
sEvERISo, sh, In his nth year.
Irhe funeral will take place from his late residence,
1903 Eighteenth street, Thursday a~IternOOa All O'Clock.
Friends Of 1.-THE family are invited to attend.
RorH-On Tuesday morning, May IS, 1879, at
O'Clock, GEoR0E, SOn Of LOUIS 10th, aged 10 yeafS, 2
months, 7dayL
Funeral from the residence Of his father 10 Fulton,
this "wednesday afternoon at 8 O'Clock, Friends Of
the family are invited. .
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-05-14

WHENEVER you see a friend suffering
from Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, SicE
Headache or any kindred disease, advise
him to 90 to the nearest drug store and
procure a bottle Of 0fner Rakoczy Bitter
Water, and be atonce relieved oithose dis.
tresstng ailments. A wine glassiul a dose,
For sale by all druggists.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-05-14
Laurel. DALE CORRESPONDENTS.
The Recent Fires In the MountaIns-Crop
prOspectS-GettIng OuI Tanbark.

Prospects-GetIng Ont Tanbark.
LAUREL DALE, MINERAL Co., May 10.
Editor, IatellIECnCcr.
Since our last letter the fire excitement
has subsidized, and the work OF rebuilding
and repairing has been done and our
farmers arc busy with the usual spring
work. A limited area Of oats was sown,
but a full averaGe nacrcs Of corn will be
planted. Already more than the usual
average Of corn Inns been planted, but the
season so far has been uniavorable, the
nights being quite cool and the Grounde x-
ceedinEly dry.