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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-06-24

on la discussion del ! :.
tan expl1citas nj concre
guen confundirse incol
con la mayor1a.
La Iberia atribuye la act.
nor Romero Robledo al afan
hombre p1blico de prepararse p,
mar on su dia un gobierno pres
por 81 sin elementos canovistas.
Gree la Nahana que algunos de /,
representatives. de Cuba que han fgura-
do como adictos en- las listas electoral
oposicion.
Ell ex-diputado D. Juan Anglada ha
sido invitado para asistir al Congreso
International de Bruselas, que SO ocu-
para de las cuestiones de ensenanza.
Aver por la manana fue hallado &
la entrada de 10 casa en- que habita el
doctor Santero, un grueso petardo car
gado de p6lvora y dinamita.
- DAG.
Cree un colega que el mensaje ton
dra en- ell Senado unos 30 votos en- con.
ira, distribuidos Ell esta forma 20 cons.
titucionaIes, radicales y 6 moderados
hst0ricos.
--Parece que varios individuos de la
iunta suprama del moderantismo tienen
resuAlto presentar la misma, en- cuan-
to Sc reuna, una proposition para que
se declare modifcada la proposition de
con6anza y adhesion al general Marti-
nez Campos.
Supone 81 peri6dico de quien toma-
mos estA noticia que la mayoria de la
junta directiva no la aceptara.
--Anuncia un periodico que por Ell
ministerio de Gracia y Justicia SO diri-
girA en- breve q los senores arzobispos y
obispos la acostumbrada circular para
que inviten al clero de sus respectivas
diocesis a que ceda en- beneicio del Es-
tado la cuarta parte de sus haberes.
Ola 7.
Para obtener la economic. acordada
en- ell presupuesto de Guerra, naras->
segun un colega, que Sc q
to disminucioN de ,srsonal en- los
rentes cuerpos del ejercito:
ArtiUeria. Cinco altilleros de segun
da clase er cada una de las 40 compa.
MAS de q pie 4 en- cada una de las 25
montadas; 4 en- cada una de las 10 de
posicion 46 en- cada una de las tres
sextas de montana 40 en- los estableci-
mientos de remonta SO en- cada una de
las compa1iias de obreros, y 20 en- la
academia del cuerpo.-Total, 798 indi-
viduos
CabaNerta. Veinte. individuos en- Ca
da uno de los reginientos de los "a del
arma Is on cada uno dc los escuadro
nes sueltos en- la academia del ar
ma; 20 en- los depositos dc instruction
donna demas dependencies, hasta el
n1mero de 1,037 hombres. Queda re-
ducida & cuatro escuadrones la fuerza
del establecimiento central de Alcala de
Henares.
Ingenieros. Setecientos treinta indi-
viduos en- ell cuerpo.
kfanteria. Queda reducida la fuer
"a de cada battalion & 404 individuos
Sc disminuye la fuerza de esta arma en-
1O400 plazas.
-Constituyen la comision de Mensa-
| io del Senado los Sres. Slivela d. M. J
Ribo, P rier, Mena y Zorrilla, marques
de Molins, conde de B9rnar y marques
lie Fuente-
DAS.
Segun resulta de un estudio sobre el
estado de nuestra actual marina de
guerra, los buques de primera clase
que hoy tenemos, son cuatro fragatas
blindadas y siete de MADEIRA, estando
desechadas otras dos blindadas.
En- una de- las primeras sesiones
del Cougreso SO pondran q discussion
varias reformas relativas q la admins.
TRACTION d. Ultramar.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-06-24
Ronuncia de podor.

+ Ell que suscribe participa al p6blieo oue poe
su espontanea voluntad renunei6 el Qenerdksmo
que ie tenia conferido D. r, Pom Buss6. Hunns.
ce, Is do Juuio de 1879. I'D
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-06-24

Por la Secretaria de la Diputacion
Provincial SO convoca q los Sres. Dipu-
tados para la session que tendra lugar ell
2 lie julio entrante, que debi6 celebrar-
Sc el 18 del corriente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-06-24

Sc ha demostrado, por 10 cual esta.
mos dando a la moneda cspanola un
valor que no tiene.
No obstante este, para nuestros
calculos actuales tomaremos como
moneda-tipo la nacional acunada en-
1868 y segun la ley que rige a su ia
brlcacion tenemos que ell gramo de
plata fna amonedada vale O,O444 de
peso.
Con esta base podemos deducir
facilmente ell valor de las monedas
de plata extranjeras que circular en-
Puerto-Rico siempre que conozca-
mos Ia ley porque Sc rige SUI fabrlca-
cion. As1, pues, un peso mejicano
de los que hoy tanto abundaa pesa
27 gramos, y siendo SUI ley de 903
milesimas que reducimos a 900, ten,
dremos que contiene "a 80 gramos
de plata ina y vale respecto al peso
de 1868 $l,078. Ell medic dollar
americana, que hoy casi ha desapare-
cido, siendo su peso de l2,44l gra-
mos, tiene en- plata fira IL, 1877 gra-
mos y vale 493 centavos de peso.
La moneda de cinco frances, fran
cesa y belga, y la de S liras italiana
es igual exactamente a nuestra mo-
media y podemos cambiarla q Ia par.
A la par tambien pueden tomarse
los soles del Peru, pues el peso y ley
son la misma que el de nuestro Sis
tema monetario, habiendo sido re-
ch ,zados y menospreciados sin razon
justi6cada para clio.
Aunque dejamos para otro dia
ocuparnos de las monedas de orc no
queremos dejar de notar que ell Va
lor que hoy damos a la onza de orc
espanola de SIG plata es despropor-
cionado, en- razon a que esas none
das del cuno actual pesau solo 400
gramos y contienen plata fna 800,
mientras que los mjsmos SIG plata
de 1848 contenlan 378, ,624, cuya d.
ferencia de l8,624 gramos es de
$0,823 que hoy damos de menos por
la onza de ORC.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-06-24

La Gaceta de hoy trae dos reales
ordenes sobre; > adu|teracion del vino
por medic de Ia 1ucchin,. Las reprodu-
ciremos en- otro ntmero.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-06-24

Sin meternos en- la polltica francesa,
en- la que somos neutrales, no podemos
m6nos de sentir profundamente la ines
perada, aunque gloriosa muerte, del
principe imperial de Francia, el j6v' n
Luis, esperanza de So partido y de la
Francia bonapartista. Era hijo de
cuna espanola ilustre y estaba en- la
for de la juventud. lPobre Euge-
MIA Cuantas espinas ha encontrado
en- el trono 4 que la elevaron sus vir-
tudes y su belleza, y cuantas amar-
gurss en- la emigracion!
Ell principe Luis ocupaba eI n1mero
4 de los de su dinastfa y desaparece Ca
81 desconocido como su pariente el du-
que de Reichstadt, hijo de Napoleon ell
Grande. =.
Dios le haya 1acogido en- la mansion
de los justos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-06-24

La Gaceta de hoy trae el Real Deere"
to rebajando en- un 20 p 8 los aranceles
notariales y un estado de los provisional
les que habran de regir en- las islas de
Cuba y Puerto-Rico en- virtud del men
cionado decreto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-06-24
D1A 3. 70

Ell gobierno tlene va preparado un
proyecto de ley para someterlo en- bre-
We & la deliberacion de las Cortes, rela-
two q la abolicion de la esclavitud con-
forme 10 que SO estipulo en- Ia ley lla-
mada de Moret, en- la cual por. uno de
sus artlculos SO determine que sera pre-
sentado un proyecto en- este sentido al
tomar parte en- las tareas parlamenta-
rias los diputados cubanos.
--Algunas personals notaban aver, du-
rante la session del Congreso, que las
minorias, entire 81, guardabanse ciertos
respetosa ceremoniosos, como respon-
diendo a un estado de relaoii;1nes pollti-
cas- muy POGO lntimas.
Ell senior marques de Orovio ha rea-
lizado una economic en- su departamen-
to de 35 millones de reales, en- los nue.
vos presupuestos.
-Esta tarde la una y media ha ia.
llecido en- esta corte el digno general
Quadros, segundo jefe del real cuerpo
de Alabarderos. Su cadaver sera en-
balsamado Y conducido a Andaluc1a.
Ell general Qualros ha prestadc
durante su larga y laboriosa carrera mi
litar graudes servicios q las institution
nes y al pals. .
! DIA 4.
Gaoeta de hoy.-Ultransar. Circular
solicitando varias disposiciones en- O
expediente instruido acerca de las de-
claraciones provisionales de derechos
pasivos sobre las cajas de las islas d.
Cuba, Puerto. Rico y Filipinas.
/ Ola s.
il La suscripcion alberta en- Madrid pa
ra socorrer las familias de los nAufra
gos del Son, ha producido Al, ,499 rs
cantidad que aver entreg6 en- tres letra
sobre Santiago, el depositario d. Jua1
Barrie Y Aglero al Sr. Romero Ortiz
, que este envi6 sin p<rdida do GORE
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-06-24

La.Sociedad de Agrlculturs de Ponce
pos Hra elguante poE mapo do 10 fran.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-06-24
So f1eta

el bergantin espanol Esplorador, del porte de
200 toneladas, su captain Don Vicente Albert.
para uno de os puntos de! Mediterraneo. =
Quien 10 iterese dirJase B. Borras hermanoa
San Juan, P. R. le
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-06-24

Els un agradable y benigno espcffco para
peinar ell cabello y evitar las canas, removiendo
so tina y la caspa conservando ell cabello esps-
la sedoso, hasta ma edad muy avanzads.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-06-24

Nuess
Que 50.
No ha dc
Y pues
De San Jual
Hemos de fell
A todos, sin dist.
JuaLes, Juanas y !,
Tocayos del precur.
Aunque esteis de ma
Y pongais ell ces5 atro2
Por 10 que Aevais gsstao>
7 consumido-l que horror
En- esos ruidosos dias
De- esp|eudida diversion
Que de pasar acapamos
Entire fausto y buen humor,
Gracias q Ia desprendida
Concejil Corporation
Que, en ESQ de dar impulse
AL popular buan humor
Y en- echar, sin mas nj menos
La casa por el balloon, /
Rival no tiene en- Ell munde/
Nj en- el siglo del vapor~
Gozad. ppasaS
ISAs"aisasiiS
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D. Vicente Balseiro : 1amilia: =. zuii
Izagulrre.- Francisco Hernaiz.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-06-24
NOTICIAs NACIONALES.

Extractamos 10 siguiente de las
colecciones de peri6iicos recibidas
aver por ell vap. correo Espaaa pro-
cedente de Cadlz
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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-11-24
NOTES HERE AND THERE.

| Fine weather
| Business is lively.
| Goal oil has taken another jump.
The justices say it is extremely dull
-Jere Chamberlain, of Carbon Cliff
was in the city to-day.
On Thanksgiving eve, the Wide
Awakes have their annual ball.
There will be Thanksgiving service.
In Central Presbyterian church on Thur.
day morning
The Iron Moulders Union, of Moline,
will hold their annual ball at Timm's Hall.
on Wednesday evening.
Mr.. Fl. E. West has put up sub
stantial storm door at the entrance to the
Occidental dining rooms.
John Subtitle and his men went out to
Bowlesburgh this morning, to paint Sam
Bowles' new barn and granery,
-Janauschek at Harper's Theatre to
night. She is one of the most brilliant
actresses on the stage-reaiy without a
peer.
The sermon by Rev. Geo. r. Palmer.
at the Fifth avenue church last evening
was a good one. and received the closest
attention from first to last.
-janauscheck's diamonds. which are
valued at $4,000 Swere on exhibition 10
Jos. Bakers show window to day. She
wears these diamonds on the stage tonight.
In the county court, this morning, the
jury 10 the Fecken case, came in with
sealed verdict of Not Guilty" Connolly
i McNeal were his attorneys. and it is but
justice to say that they worked untiringly
for their client.
DIR. G. G. French left on the 9:15
Peoria train this morning, for the bedside
OF his father, who is dangerously ill. MIR.
French's father lives at Tamarosa, in the
southern part of this state,
News of interruption of travel on a
railroad spreads far and wide quickly. The
G. L. !. d 2. passenger train Friday COM
prised three coaches, instead of SIX TO
eight as before the slough bridge break.
At competing points scores of car loads Of
live stock have been diverted to other
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-11-24
Dr.. scaENCK's MANDRAKE PILLS

Do not produce sickness at the stomach, nausea
agreeable in their action that q person suffering
with sick headache, sour stomach, or pain in the
bowels, lie speedily relieved of these distressing
symptoms. They act directly the liver, the
organ which, when in a healthy condition. pnriiee
the blood of the whole body.
They perfect preparation of that great ana
well-known remedy, Mandrake or Podophyllin, q
remedy that displaced the OF mercury, as
well many other poisonous drugs in the practice
OF every intelligent physician.
Prof. John King, of the College of Medicine, OF
She bowels without disposing them to subsequent
costiveness. In Chronic Liver Complaint there Is
Its equal in the whole range of medicines being
vastly more useful than mercurial agents. arousing
the liver to healthy action, increasing the flow
Of bile, and keeping up these actions longer than
any other agent with which we are acquainted" -
(See American Dispensatory, page 720.
In all cases of Liver Complaint or Dyspepsia
where there is great weakness debility, DR.
connection with these Pills
DIR. Schenck gives advice free to all, either per-
sonaly or by letter, at his principal Office Cor 9Th
and Arch streets, Philadelphia.
His medicines are for sale by all Druggists.
An interesting treatise on the Causes Treatment
and Cure sf Consumption, Liver Complaint and
dyspepsia is sent free application.
~ Address all communications to DIR, j. 81
-Phlaaelphia. ~ -eSSe
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-11-24
The Revolution Complete.

Twelve mooths ago public opinion was
advertised medicines for Coughs aud
Colds. All doubts upon this important
subject seem to be now at an end. The
unparalleled success of HALE's HONEY OF
HOREHoUND AND TAR has settled the
question. 1t is in evidence that in upward
OF five thousand cases of Lung and Throat
Com plants it has not failed In single
instance to effect cure. The result is a
demand for the article that has no prece-
dent in the history of proprietary medi
cines. Sold by all druggists at so cents
and 81. Great saying by buying large
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-11-24
NERVOUS DEBILITY.

VITAL WEAKNESS OR DEPRESSION
weak exhausted feeling, no energy o. coHr
age; the result of MENTAL OVER Wo2&
lNDisCRETIoNs Oh EXCEsSE S, or sore
erail upon the system. is always cured ~
HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFIC No
%. 1t tones ID aud invisorates the srs
ten, dispels the gloom aud desponde1cy
nparts strength and energy, stops thi
drain ead Tejuvenates the entire maa
Beel used twenty years with perfect sec.
cess by thousands. Sold by dealers.
Price, $l.00 per single vial, or $50 pei
package OF five via!s and $500 vial of pow.
der. Sent by mail on receipt of price.
Address HUMPHREYS Homeopathic Me-
DICINE COMPANY 100 Fulton Street. n. Y,
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-11-24
Too Much Bloody Shirtism.

RoCK ISLAND, His, Nov. 81 1879
Ed. Argus.
1t is nearly fifteen gears since our war
with the south was closed. Time, the great
restorcr and healer of the breach is natur-
ally working out much that is bad. and
bridging in better aud more amicable
relationship between the two sections of
our country. Less narrow mindedness
and bitter feelings prevail between the
purely religious, the mercantile classes, and
common people.
1t is the stalwart politicians that keep
gnawing the bone of contention
The sinister politicians and partisan
stalwart press. are yielding more power in
this country than is conducive to the peo-
pies good. 1t is time the sober sense OF
the American people asserted itself, and
it will, too IE that day the stalwart par
tisans will be reIegsted 10 back seats.
CONSERVATIVE
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-11-24

roads. This diversion is but temporary,
however. as cfnnection is now resumed
between the II cities.
Frank LeaDs. the fireman, 10 answer
to question by caller as to how he felt
when he went down with the e. II. L. d
p. wreck said,-"Well, had no sooner
thought / was going down than | sods
down-and the first thing I knew I was
crawling out of the cab for land. If death
had come TO me, would have died ignor-
ant of the cause of my death-everythinR
happened SO quickly.
Trains are now going over the bridge
and through connection is again establish
ed. Up to late this afternoon no engine
had crossed. the cars being run or pushed
over on running switch, to the other
side where an engine in readiness takes
them in tow To-day the temporarysspan
was being strengthened and made secure
for regular trains.
p. O'Mara. Esq, has gone to Chicago
to endeavor to secure the services OF Hon.
", W. O'Brien, the great criminal
lawyer, to assist him 10 defending the
prisoners now in Jail for the murder OF
Conrad Wittick Mr. O'Mara went in
answer to telegram from the distinguish
ed Chicago lawyer, and was to have met
him at the Grand Pacific to-day.
R-The State Teachers Association OF
Iowa meets at Independence, Buchanan
county, on the 29th, 3Oth and 31st of
December. Principal Shoup. of Dubuque
is the president of the association and
Principal Bowman. of Davenport, seere-
tary.
About the liveliest wind storm we
have experienced in long time, passed
over the city Saturday evening. about half
past eight O'Clock 1t only lasted few
minutes, but in that short time signs,
boxes and hats made 2i avenue look as il
hurricane had struck it.
D S, Mcdaniel has some very foe
| oil sketches in his studio 10 Mitchell u
Lyndes block. One of his finest and latest Is
''Thornbure's Last Charge, taken from
| aarper's Weekly, aud is credit to Mac.
/ as an artist
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-11-24

Hardly to be credited, but it is never
theless true, that a sick horse or a bad
conditioned cow can be brought up 10 a
few days by the use of Simmons Liver
Regulator. The powders should be mixed
with the food. and they will eat it readily,
and it is surprising to see what improve
ment Immediately takes place. 1t opens
the bowels, strengthening them. and does
all and even more than the best Condition
Powders. A small quantity in the food
for chickens will cure cholera. and keep
the poultry healthy.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-11-24

| The Uaion draws il more mildly in its
Sunday issue, when referring TO the city
officers. 1t even condescends TO say that
the police, should be appointed by the
marshal as, 1.-THE marshal should have
entire control of the force, and strict disci
pline cannot be reconciIed with the indie
! pendence which an election would give
| This is an extremely small aperture.to crawl
through The UnaoB admits that the
police force should be independent, but
insists that the marshal should have the
power TO appoint. 1t is disengenuous, tor
| 1t must be evident that, should the mar
shall be elected, and he be authorized to
appoint the remainder of the force it would
mean nothing more or less than
a partisan police force-a police
force, in fact, practically bound
to shield political friends and rersecute
political enemies. The Union by its advo-
cacy of dual method with the marshal
and single elective plan with the rest of
the city officers, again shows that its
nest that is to be fsathered, and that the
Union proposes to have the whole hog or
nothing. While the Union is 80 persist
emily advocating the election of all the
officers and insisting that the people
should be enabled to say who shall be their
servants. would it not be well enough to
include postmaster? OF course the Office
is an appointiYe one, but then as the peo-
pie are the ones who have the direct
dealings. and as the Uai0R seems to be so
greatly erercised over the people rights, it
would not be auiiss for the people, when
electlDg this cayacade of city officials to
informally declare their preference for
postmaster. The official term of the
present incumbent expires in March. and
it would be good thing to have the peo-
pie say who they would prefer for post
master. Such preference could then be
sent to W ashington aud the appointment
made in accordance theFewith. This way
Of settling the pestmastership, might, it is |
true, interfere with the plans Of the editor
of the URt0n,-It would undoubtedly |
thwart them. but it would afford the !
people" such an excellent opportunity to
exercise their sovereign right to choose, |
When enumerating the officers whom the |
people shall designate their preference |
for, why not include the postmaster
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-11-24
Bloomington Leader

The most wonderful Lilliputian pheno-
menon ever seen 10 the city is now on ex-
bibition in the store room, 10 North
Main st. The marvellous midget of man
kind is l43 years of age. weighs lO3. lbs,
and yet is perfectly formed aud intelligent,
speaking two languages The manager
holds him out on bis hand and stores bin
away in a small satehel. Maj Tot. as he
is called, stands under Tom Thumbs arm,
with space to spare. He may be seen for
10 cents.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-11-24
PU1MoNTC SYRUP, SEAWEED
TONIC and MANDRAKE PILLS,

and gave them to her. She began to improve at
once, although the doctors and her friends said
was throwing my money away
In few days she got so she could lag down and
sleep, thing she had not been able to do since she
never saw such wonderful change; everybody
who saw her was aetoIished for the like had never
been seen in this country.
On the a3d of January you came ana examined
her lungs with your Respirometor, you prOnou nc
ed her right lung nearly gone, and the left badly
sald,) but you said she was improving as fast as
possible.
About the first of June she commenced attending
to her household duties. aud has cont nued to do
ever since, doing all her cooking and sew
she looks better than she has for ten years.
My wife's case lis looked on by the many who
saw her az the most wonderful cure that has ever
been made in the State of Virginia; it like
raising the dead. Some Of the medicines you sent
have Sold and they have never failed in giving
entire satisfaction here is great deal Of the med
icfne sold in this vicinity now, and has made other
cures almost as wonderful as that of my wife.
My purpose is thus writing to you is to benefit
others who may be suffering from that dreadful
disease. Consumption, and will cheerfully answer
all inquiries that may be made of me whether by
correspondence or personally, and l can refer to
Thirty OF forty persons of the highest standing
G. WI. MARTIN
CHARLES G.. JOHNSON, formerly OF Bristol Pa :,
now residing at sI6 North 18th street Phiiadelnhs
cured of a very case of Consumption by
Dr. Schenck's medicines. He WIS reduced from
one hundred and eighty pounds to hundred
and elevtn was attended by the most skillful ply
sicians, who
ALL PRONOUNCED HIN INCURABLE;
he was confined to his room thirteen months
Although this occurred many years ago, Mr..
johnson, who is now in his sxty-hfth year, has
had no return of the disease. We submit his case
evidence of the permanence and thoroughness
of the curative properties OF DR.. Schenck's medi-
clnes.
This case is well known to the older residents of
Bristol
MIR. johnson will be pleased to hear from any
one who Is a sufferer by the great destroyer, and
who seeks q sure cure.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-11-24
Farmers Get Fooled

when they buy Butter Powders and col
ored salts. and big bottles of cheap color
ing stuff. if they expect TO get as good a
Butter Color, as the Perfected Butter
Color made by Wells, Richardson 81 Co..
Burlington, Vt. The others have tried to
initiate the excellence of this, the original
color, but have wholly failed. Farmers
should use only the Perfected. Sold
by Druggists and Merchants generally.