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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-08-08

iQue peje En- Paris, segun yemos
por un colega recien llegado, una donce-
LA de labor SO a1quilo, en- un mismo
dia, en- ounce casas diferentes robando
en- todas, aquf una alnaja, ahl una prem.
da de vestir, aca una cantidad de dine
ro etc. etc. AL fin la polic1a olio 81 pas
tel Y di6 con el deposito de sus rapinas
que era un verdadero bazaar. Luego SO
vino en- conocimiento de que era 6sta
mana rancia en- la famula y un honesto
modo de vivir como otro cualquiera.
Sobre todo inocente
Es atroz. -Siguen los vendedores am.
bulantes compitiendo en- escandalizar y
proferir voz en- cuello chistes con tam
ia gracia como las aceras de la Gale de
San Sebastian y los calleiones de la Ca
pilla y Gambaros.
Y sigue ell vecindario arrullado con
tan delicadas serenatas que acabar&n en-
breve con nuestro 6rgano auditivo.
Obit0.-Segun nos comunican de Ma.
ricao, ha fallecido, hace unos cuantos
dias, D. Juan Ferrer y Arnijas, Juez de
paz y alcalde od-honorem que fu6 del
COdA0O 40 VI A0QNAOAA
de aquel pueblo. Hijo de la industrio-
sa Catalina y laborioso en- extreme, no
perdon6 sacri6cio alguno en- pro del
pueblo de Maricao donde SO deslizarcn
los mas felices amos de su vida y en-
polftica, militando constante en- las flas
del partido conservador, fu6 siempre
leal consecuente. Ha muerto joven y
su lucido entierro ACADIA de probar las
muchas simpatlas de que gozaba = Guam
querido era de sus companeros de az
mas.
Descanse en- paz.
Acrobatas. Ell Sr. Acevedo, proceden-
to de Ponce y de paso por esta Capital.
dara dentro de pocos dias una function
en- la plaza de Santiago con ell objeto dc
reunir 10 su6ciente para trasladarse
su pals.
Hoy Sc ha pagado el numero 95 CO.
rrespondiente q la Amortization de BIZ
iietes del presupuesto de 1877-78.
Carne. -Dnrante los dias Ia, Is, Is,
II del corriante mes Sc expendera en-
esta Ciudad la libra de cerne de res va
cuna los dos primeros dias lie euafFos
8 sean chavos y los dos restantes q.
20 6-sean 10 chayos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-08-08
nuestro inocente abuelo
Ia vida Sc pas6 de rama en- rama.


Tai vez enardecida Y juguetona,
alguna vlrgen mona
prendi6le astuta en- sus amantes laZOS,
Y mas fiel que su meta pervertida,
nj le amarg6 la vida
nj lie hirio ell coraZon con sus abrazos
Y ALI, bajo la b6veda azulada,
en- la verde enramada,
a la sonora margen de los rios,
adormecidOs con los trinos suaves,
de las canoras aves,
ocultas en- los arboles sombrios;
Ali, donde la gran Naturaleza
descubre la belleza
de Sd seno immortal, siempre fecundO,
en- delquiOs ardientes amOrOsOs,
Los dos tiernOS eSpOsOs
engendraron al arbitro del mundo.
iAl arbitro del mundo!. 49,. iQue sarcasm0
Perdido ell entusiasmo,
sin esperanZa en- Dios, sin te en- 81 mismo,
cuando le borre su divine emblema
esa ciencia blasfema,
como la piedra, rodara al abismo.
Caera de sus altares ell De1acho
por ell turbion deshecho;
la Libertad sucumbira arrollada.
Que cuando ell alma humana Sc oscurece,
solo prospera crece
Id luCIAd huu1A, uO CillA0A0S 0"A So"eS'
Jay, 81 al romper su religioso yugo,
gusta ell pueblo del jugo
que en- esa ciencia perfla Sc esconde!
lay, 81 olvidando la celeste esfera,
ell hijo de la tiera
solo su instinto natural responde!
Jay, 81 recuerda que en- la seva umbrfa
la bestia no tenfa
nj Dios, nj ley, nj patria, nj heredades!
Ent6nces la revuelta muchedumbre
quizas, Europa, alumbre
con ell voraz incendio tus ciudades.
Batid gozosos las sangrientas manos,
despotas y tiranos
va entire ell tumulte vuestra faz asoma.
Que ell hombre la razon dobla su frente;
mas solo ell hero ardiente
la hambrienta rabia de las feras donna.
GGSpGr Nunez Gle Arce
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-08-08
Se Tenda ) Arrienda.

La hacienda Palmas, trapiche de. bueyea
12l cuerdas vega y 40 de ci6nega de esten-
cion situada la orilla derecha del rio dc
Bayamon q un cuarto de legua de Catafio.
Tiene la gran ventaja de que sus terrenos sin
malojilla, son mny porosos y de facil cultivo
teniendose que emplear muy pocas zanjas.
para ell desagie.
Los frutos con muy pocos gastos SO condu.
cen d la Capital pOr atracar las lanchas &
tomarlos en- las mismas fabricas.
Para mas informes dirigirse & D. Antonio
Ruigdoller, en- la Capital Sol s5 H. 80 A.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-08-08

Ell Sr. DR.. Crexel nos manifesto
desde Patillas que nunca estuvo en-
desacuerdo con su colega y amigo el
Doctor Amadeo en- la question del
pez siguato, y que la opinion consig-
NADIA en- ell n1mero 1913 de N Age,ate
es err6nea y ajena al parecer de am
hos f,cultativos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-08-08

Sc han suspendido las sesiones en- las
Camaras francesas, las cuales Sc volve-
ran a reunir en- Paris.
Sc descubrio aver en- Nancy la esta-
tua de M. Theirs delante de una nume-
rosa concurrencia, habiendose pronup-
oia1o discursos en- favor d. la re-
pdblica liberal conservadora. Sc con-
sidera muy signifcativo el discurso de
NJ. Simon por cuanto en- 81 implicita-
mente hace Ia oposicion al proyecto de
ley de M. Ferry. Los partidarios de
Gambetta acusan M. Simon de aspi-
rante d la presidencia del Consejo de
Ministries.
Hay poca demanda en- los mercados
ingleses por las acciones del Canal de
Panama.
Id. 5.-Se han recibido noticias de la
expedition que explora ell polo artico
bai 10 Ia direction del professor Nordens-
kjold, anunciando haber efectuado ell
paso del N. E. por 81 estrecho de Bsh-
ring.
Publica ell Times una noticia de Port
Ddrnford asegurando Que Cettewayolha
emprendido al fin la fuga y que la ma
cion zulu Sc ha dispersado Sir Garnet
Wolseley ha ofrecido al jefe amigo
Oham 5000 cabezas de ganado por Ia
captura del rey fugitive.
MERCADOs.
Nueva- York Irregular q buen ref
no g !. Mieles "a centavos gallon.
Cambios sobre Londres 1921.
Londres id.-Mascabado II ch. 6 o.
qq. Descuento 2 p% Consolidados in
gleses SO. Franceses $3.50.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-08-08
TELEGRAMAS VIA SAN THOMAS.

Nueva- York, agosto A. Sir Garnet
Wolseley ha concedido permiso Lord
Chelmsford para regresar Inglaterra.
Varios jefes zulus de poca importancia
se han rendido 4 los iDgleses.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-08-08
NOticias naciOnales'
{ Conclusion.

La conferencia verifcada aver tar
de entire el ministro de Ultramar y el
Sr. Cancio Villaamil, verso sobre 81 pre-
supuesto de Puerto -Rico d0nde SO pro-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-08-08
NQVINIIIYl hlRITINl.
ENTRADAS.

EN FADAO.
Agosto 5.-De Luqulllo, balandra esp. "En.
riqueta," con carga.
De Fajardo, balandra esp. "Pe-s \
tronila," en- lastre.
De Manatf,, gol. esp bella Joa-
quina," con azlicar.
De Veaa-baga gol. esp. Horton.
sia," con az1car.
De la Isla, vap. ing. "Arno,' en-
e.-De ,assae' san Thomas, vap. francs.
Salvador" con carga.
de Arecibo, . con carga.
De Aguadilla, gol. esp. "Rapi-
do," con carga.
De Manatf, gol, esp. Anita,
con carga.
SALIDAS.
Agosto 5.-Para la isla, vapor esp. stSan
Juan," con carga.
Para Santo Domingo, vap. ing.
''Arno," con carga.
Para Mayagiez, vap. ing. Had
ji," con carga
6.-Para Mayagdez, vap. fran. SAL
vador, " en- lastre.
Para San Thomas, gol. esp. 'sAn-
gel Marla," con carga.
ParS esp Asfsadiia Rosita Mayegasa' oon earsa sol.
Para Luquillo, balandra espaiio.
la "Enriqueta.
Pasajeros llegados en- ell vapor ingl6s Ar-
M: NJ Antonio Firpo, Joaquin Dura, B.
Acevedo, Bronsteel, Lindermann, Josefa
Delgado J. Carasusan, Francisco Arribal,
Salvador Antonelli, Tomas Noble, j. H Coo.
per-. Simonet, Son hija, Cirilo Melendez
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-08-08

provision de las secretlrias manicipa'es
que Ia Gaceta en- que Sc inserto la circu
lar del Gobierno General fiando los
sueldos d. los Alcaldes y secretaries es
la del % de- Julio pr6ximo pasalo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-08-08
Almoneda pdblica.

Ell lines II delcorriente q las 10 en- eli De.
posito mercantil, de 30 sillas bejuco, 90 sillo.
Puerto Rico, dc agosto de ls7s,-F. Ia.
mos, '
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-08-08

S, hall,n vacautss dos plaz IS de mli-
scos de q" clase en- el BAtallon de Ca
diz.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-08-08

Lagerbier marca de fabrica Gel Elefante''
tan acreditada en- Alemania, SO vende & $s4
la GAIA de docenas botellas enteras, $81
hoff y Korber, San Justo 35. il. II.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-08-08
Mullenhof y Korber.
35.--SAN JUSTO- 35.

Cambian moneda de todas classes, 8 pc dc
premio sobre plata americana escogida.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-08-08

| Entire tanto no es tOdo de flores el
camino de la remolacha. Hasta ahora
| 10 ha sido el tempo muy desfavorable !;
en- una circular de az1cares de una
casa muy respectable de A6ndres, fecha
del s, leemos 10 siguiente "Los avi-
SOS sobre Ia cosecha de remolacha NO
son favorables el tempo que tenemos
SO aproxima mas & los meses de Setiem-
bre y Ootubre que al de Julio las llu-
Was constantes, sin sol, retardan el de-
sarrollo vegetal, y sin contin1an asl, las
consecuencias para la agriculture po-
dram ser mqy serias.
Ell regreso de Hanlan, el famoso re-
ma1or americana que gAno ell premlo
de la reina Victoria, despues de haber
provocado la espectativa de los aiclo-
nados de ambos mundo, ha causado gran
alboroto Y no poeas ovaciones al trlun-
fador del certamen. Hanlan es url mo-
20 simpatico aunque no de la corpulen-
cia Y robustez que corresponds q uno de
los mas famosos remadores del mundo'
-En Bodie, California, hizo explo-
sion el dia 10, un polvorin situado en- 81
distrito nuevo, que destruy6 por COM
pleto cuanto existia por millas la re-
donda. Sc tome que la perdida de vi
das haya sido espantosa, habi6ndose en-.
contrado 4 Ultima hora mas de veinte
heridos de gravedad.
i Indios oux.-Desesperada por g!
hambre esta trfbu, capitaneada por o.
fam0so Sitting Bull, 80 esta congregan'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-05-27
Anlover, March 10, 1879.
STATE OF MAINE

OXFORD ss,-Bo4rd 81 County CoHmissioEer5.
lfay Session, 1879.
Upou the foregoing petition satisfactory evidence
having been received The petitioners arerospon
.ibc rnd that inquiry into the merits OF their ap-
lllcatIOl Is cNped rut,
Itts Ordered hat the Coanty CommissiOner
meet al the Store Of L. Is. k.mUuil, RumioW
Point On "Wednesday, The 2lst DAY Ui August
next. ~ ten O'Clock u. m. aud thence proceed i1
view the Ferry mentioned in ssid petition immtd'
atey after which view hearing OF paIue- and All D.
sscs WILDE had ~ some COW cnent place ~ tho N
cuity an such other measures taken inthe prcin-t
as tie Commiss 0uers shall judge proper. And u
further ordered that notice OF the time, place AL
unrpo.e of the Commissioners meeting aforesaid
be given 70 all persons and corporations interest
ed causing atcsted copies Of said petition and o
mis- thereon 10 be served Upon the respective
CLERKS oil the Towns OF AndOver and RumioTd and
posted up in three public places IN each OF said
town unpublished three weeks succes-iycly
in the oxford Democrat, q newspaper printed
al Paris, in the County Of Oxford the Ersi
of said publications and each Of the ether
notices 10 be made, served and posted AZ leas,
thirty days before said time OF meeting 10 the emu
that all persons and corporations may then
and there appear and shew cause, II any they
have, why the prayer of said petitioners should
not be granted. -
Attest: JAMES 5. WRIGHT, Clerk,
A true copy OF said Petition aud Order oil Court
thereon. ..-.,,,,,,, ,,,.-,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-05-27
THE MOVING MACHINE. Is IT A
FAILURE

K. y. Oakman of Montague, Mass,
owns a moving machine and stated his
experience at a farmers club in regard 10
is use a. follows: The machine cost 500,
and has been used $ years, and Is practi-
cally worn out. He expended 'on it
sll % for repairs; for oil, $40: for
interest. S76.O4: total, S9l.40 To this
add the purchase price, 500, and the
amount IS SlS740. He Is offered $40
for his machine in exchange for new
one, leaving Sl77.4O as the cost of a
moving machine for years-equal 70
so. Is per annum. He cut from 80 20
40 acres of grass yearly. The average
is nearly so acres at a machine cost Of
s22I5, which equals 591 cents per acre,
call il 90 cents per acre. He cut but 100
acres against Mr.. Thomas 1000 acres
If could have cut my 500 acres in one
year should have saved the interest.
nearly the cost of the machine. | used
nv machine only I'VE days out of sos
DAYS. have made no allowance for team
and driver. Mr.. Thomas put 1t at - a
dav. I cannot do II. ] reckon team and
driver at IS a day, making the cost Of
cutting grass 90 cents per acre. a fair
day work for a man to cut with a scythe
Is three acres a day on land smooth
enough to NOW with a machine; men OF
a former generation could have cut four
acres a day. 1t costs me 80 cents per
acre TO cut my grass by hand-scythe and
90 cents per acre with a machine. l thus
prove the moving machine to be a failure
by demonstrating dynamically that it cost
nearly twice as much 10 cut my grass
with moving machine as by hand. =
.Americda.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-05-27
srArr ~ MINE

OXFORD. ~ Hoard Of County comm. --i1ls..
May session, l,.t.
Upon thcf0regoing petition, satl stactory evidence
having been reoc wed thatth petitoneTsarcr,'p
.ible, and that Inquiry into the merits " t,.ra1
plicatou 4. eXBedicnt itis ordered thatihc County
commissioners meet At tie
Dwelling.housc OF Slmuc! ii. Howe IN sumner.
on wednesday, the 18th day of june
next M ten Of the clock 4. NJ. and thence Ura.
coed TO view the route mentioned iu said petition
immediately after which view, d bearing oi lhe
narties and witnesses will De had AZ some CONVEX.
ent Mace In the Vicinity, and such other measures
taken in the premises a. the Commissioner shall
iudre proper Audit Is further ordered that notice
otthe time place and purpose OF "a" commissioner
meeting aforesaid be given TO al persons aud cog.
oorations Interested BY causing attcstrd copies 0,
aid petition aud OF this order thereon % deserved
upon the respective Clerks ofthe towns Of PAr- aud
sumner, ana also posted uP "a three public places
n sand towns, aud published three weeks surr'e.
.iyely In the ONiOrdDcmocTnt, news paper print.
ID NJ Paris. in said County Oi ONiuui
mo fr. OF -aid publications and each 90 DE
other notleest TO be made, served and posted. 10
least thirty days before said time OF meeting ip r
end that al persons and corporations may Then 1-i
there nppeaf and shew cause Il any they have 70 Dry
the PRAYER OF said petitioners should n0tbt granted
Attest: JAMES :. WRIGHT, Clerk
A true copy said petition aud order Of Cont
Attest: JAMES s. WRIGHT Clerk
m2J3w
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-05-27

early in the spring If YOU wait until
they get well established, you viii rue it
They must be knocked right and left
early in the season. They must he given
no peace Keep them under. Cover
them up, tear them out with plow and
cultivator You can't raise good crops
and good weeds too. One or the other
must suffer. Put the cultivators to work
at once in all crops that need cultivating,
and keep them running through all such
crops once or twice a week. Follow with
hoes and chop out such as escape. Fight
continually these enemies to good crops,
and good farming. Try to have clean
fields this year, and to do this, begin
early.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-05-27

CHEAP CoRN.-Col. Moses Humphrey
of Concord, \. H., one of the leading
farmers in that state. and noted as a sue
ccssful corn-grower, says his corn costs
him thirty-three cents a misunderstanding
in It's cost interest on the land, taxes and
every hour of labor spent in raising the
crop. He also credits the crop with sl3
per acre as the value of the slower.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-05-27
tcst: JAMES 3. WRIGHT, Clerk
m2J 3w

To Me HoH. hoard If County Co'lrissloHey' .f
OrG9rd County, GtHAemeHt
WYE, the undersigned, citizens Of RONbury ana
w vicinity. would respectfully represent that
The uublic convenience and necessity require tuAt
County Road be located. beginning a. some
point on the County Road, between the mouse oi
eonard 10. LoVcjoy IN Koxbury, aud And0yrr
town line then IA the most ieasabIe route 10 land
OF Lcander a. Marston, or Lincoln Il AnHef-Hn
m AnIuyer, then the most icasAulc r"ui' ip ilr
F.rmer's nm road SO called; then fOlloNIuS -H.i
rnad as near az may &c 20 near tHr HOusc ul -- t
Cnapmnu, thence hrrOss the hapman Bridge -tt
me most lca-shle route 20 Aniuyrr Corner, anil
requests your honorable body, after que pfoce,i.
~. mad 10 view said routr and locate the -Auit
or any part lhcr sof, is Iu Ia Jour Jadgmen; may
HENRY LNDU.
and 4. other.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-05-27
TO ne Non. co,mty coumi.sioner, Jor lie c.uty

~ oLJoTo'
NvOt-K petitioners. Inhabitants OF tie town. of
sumner and Pari-, would pec'fruv pep.
resent thsr The road and hghwa. leading ium
Wet Sumner via Ple@-aut Pond % N1iih a1l
Wcsf Paris Is hilly, and drills haiiy WIN snos
and mar a part or parts a. sad road might Ht .,r
much improved by alterations tn The sIlur. In.r
netitionef- would therefore c-pccuuly t.h aaU
rc0lCst that your liuuogs would view, locate .ri
n. gc such alterations .. tar public -oYd ard .r..
al rf.uffre-, aud dl-rrutlulf hu much a. ..l
NAV mink best of said road between ihe .ul .a.
ND po.uts, 10 Wit.-btgiultrg OF near " b.-
Rrook " hrirer, 20 called, NEAR To- 300 ca....r
nom s.ngel 1! Hlvcis dwelling h0usc, ln -a.I
simmer. thence ly Tee r.Hri practical. ru..r .1
th. dwelling h1u.e OF Frukun Held. Boo sad
p,rt-. and .s lu duty bound W ill ever pray.
q. %. CHANDLER
ard - others
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-05-27
To he Honorable County Commissioner FER or.

10 he Honorable County C,nH.,ssi0Hers FER o..
Jord county
NNvHEEEA~, there Low exists legal Perry
w near Hanover Village ia thc county "! oN-
ford across the AudroscoggIn River, between me
towns OF Hanover and Bethel and here's CLARK J..
Frost who WssEprontcd Ferry man by our honor
lb,c board. has resigned li- position now, th,re
fore, We etpectluliy pray mat jour BOARD NAV
suuoin, Heriv y Howe Of said Hanover, or some
other "a table person. 20 De licensed 10 Aecp -at
Ferry. a-reeALIy 10 char ter 20. Revised Statute
and also that your board may determine To- w..lt
proportion said FeTry may De- maintained Oct"tt =
fAid towns oI Hanover sLd Bethel.
j. ID. RUSSELL, 3 sciecimen
j. X. UOWARD I or Hanover
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-05-27

KEEP THE WEEDS DOWN. great
mistake Is made every year by farmers,
BY not making an aggressive war on the
weeds earlier. Weeds are enemies Of
the farmer. They must be treated as
enemies all the time, but more especially
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-05-27
coLLINs' VoLTAIC pLAsTEet
Notice of Foreclosure.

NIvHEREAS. Addison b. Parsons OF Pare, 10
w the County OF oxford anil >t'i" oi Name
bv his NOR -lrr dccl dttri March li-u. a o. $50
and recorded with the oxford Registry OF Deeds.
Book l-7. Page 20, conveyed 20 one Andrew j.
Russell of Hartford. 10 .aid County, a certain
parel Of real estate -ltIAtCd IA Hartford ti"rtsa
anil being all and thc same rea. estate decided y
said Addison B. Parsons hv Andrew j. Russell
Ly Ms deed dated March 18th, 4. u. 1876, AMI The
same premises since that date occupied 10y sno
Addison h. Parsons ~ homestead "a said Town
OF Hartford the same being known a. TIE henson
farm 20 secure the payment OF ten promi-'oty
roie- 90 one hundred dollars each and interest
annually. aud whereas the said Andrew Nus
sell on The thiTile,h day OF March, A. u. Isl, 10y
his assignment 10 writing, Is HIM signed, scaled
acknowledged and dclIycI cd, transferred, sold
and assigned 90 me the said mortgage deed Aui
the NOTES thereby secured, AMI AT interest hc had
in the real estate thereby conveyed, and whereas
The conditions Of said mortgage having been
broken ]. the said Assignee. hereby claim iore-
closure OF the same. agreeahly 10 the staiut S IN
such case provided. ..
REEECCA $. II SELL.
Hart ford, May 18th, 1919. lj-i"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-05-27
CATARRH
IS 1T Durable?

rrUoeE who have suffered from the various and
i complicated forms Of disease assumed BY Ca
tarrh and have tried many PHYSICIANS and RENE
DIS Without relief or ciire await the answer 70 this
question with eOns derable anxiety. Ard well they
mRv for no disease that can be mentioned II 80 uni
vcfsAily prevalent and so destructive to health AZ
CatArrh. Bronchltis. Asthma, Coughs, and serious
and frequently fathl affections or the lungs f9nowI
IN many Instances, case Of simple hut neglected
Catsrrh. other sympathetic affections such as
deafness imnnlrcd rycsiCht. and loss OF sense OF
smell NAV hc referred 20 as minor but nevertheless
se-fous insult. OF neglected CatArTh. bad enough
In themselves. but as nothing compared with the
dangerous affections OF the throat and lungs likely
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-05-27
A COMPLICATED CASE.

Gentlemen. My case sbr'cAy a. follows; lhava
had Catarrh for t,u YEAR, each year With inctoas
iug severity For nine years had not hreathcl
avery bad cough, asthma SO bad a. To hc obliged 10
take arcmely iOrit before being able 10 lie
down anil sleep, and constant dun PAIN IN ny
head. Nv head was at tlalcs 20 hll OF catarrha!
matter as 20 inlurc my sense OF hearing and compel
re 10 CT up several tnCs tn the night 70 clear y
spd NV IN oat before I could sleep. Every one ~
thcsc distressing symptoms has disappeared under
the use OF not quite three bottles n SANFORD
Rtpfc,r CvRE. MY hearing j. fully restored.
have 10 Rsthmatlc symptcu,, IN cough, no drop
plns In The throat. no De- ache, AMI IN every way
better Than have been fer years. could feel the
.r-cts az thc CyEE on tuv appetite, on my kidneys,
and, IN fact. every part Il my system, What has
i'i FIToilavEs. oct ~ Z. ii. LAWRENCE