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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-11-12

Ell ulobo desciende bastanta. III
lhuque de guerra aleman 10 percibe, ,
dispara contra 81 varios cancnazos. =
/ blauco fn6 NAL hscho. Tado Sc redujc
{ IN POGO ie humo. Una corriente YER
tiQinosa arastraba 4 Ia VIla de Orleans
En- una csrrera loca q traves del espa.
lcio. M. Roller d. libertad q una dt
las palomas menssisras. Esta es por-
tadora del siguiente despacho s" Es.
tamos perdiios. psro Ia Francia vive "
Ell globo desciende. Va tocando las
oles, que algunas veces 10 cubren con
su espuma. M. Roller suelta una de
las cuerdas de la barquilla; ell extreme
de aquei cable, hundiendose en- ell agna
paraliza algun tanto Ia vertiginosa ra.
pidea de- la marcha. Pero en- aquslla
situacion no h sbia otra esperanza sine
la muerts Il, muerte de los ahoga-
| dos
De pronto una especie de banda me-
gruzca aparece on el horizonte Is tie
IRA, es decir, la salvacion NJ Roller
arroia al mar M saco de peri6dicos J
cartas. Ell gloho. aliviado de peso, sc
eleva Y CORE hacia ell Este. Llega 8
terra frme, Y va tocan1o las copas de
los arboles. M. Roller y su compsne.
70, desliz&ndose por Ia cusrda suleta q
Ia barq ailIa y sin reparar On ell gravIsi.
mo peligro & one Sc exponiaa, tocan on
la terra.
Ell globo, que casi habia asfxiado a
los viajeros CON 81 gas que del6 escapar
4 conseouencia de Ia sscu1ida, SO eleva
nuevameutsfy marcha con incredible ve-
loeilad llevado por ell viento. Los via.
jeros, cuyas f1erzas estaban agotadas,
caen eu TERRA desvanecilos.
s. levantan al Ga. iD5nde est4n ?
Sobre la nieva. Ds rspante parciben
que On aquella surerioie blanca SO nue.
ven extranos objetos Estos SO apro-
ximan. Son lobos. Tres de ellos Sc
aproximan i los viaj 4ros sigasn su
camino sin inco no larlos. NJ. Roller y
su compafi sro march n dugante cinco
6 seis horae en- ell siIeucio 1e aquelia
inmensa sibaua lie nleve. nj un ser.
nj el mas ligaro rumor, NADIA. Eucuen-
tran una csbans. NJ. Roller y su com
pa1ero Sc abrigan en- ella. Uls poca
lumbre brillan en- Ia choza. Aquel fae-
go, reval<ndoles Ia p~esencia del hon.
bre. les lena de algeria.
Era una csbana de lenadores. Dos
hombros llegaron al POGO tempo.
i Don 10 estamos 2-les pregunt6
NJ Roller.
lbs lenadores no comprendieron
aquellas pslabrss, limitapaose d mover
la csbezl y sonreir.
d One pals es este
Iglal sllencio por parte de aquelIos
hombres.
Uao de los len .dorCs sac6 del bolsi-
llo u1a GAIA de f5sforos. M Roller SO
'anzo 4 aluai objeto como 81 fuase su
ducora lie salvacion.
- Chriet'auia, lsvo NJ. Roller; les.
t. mos en- Noruega TIL ara Ia verdad.
Aquellos intr5p:los v.sieros habian
,lo en- quince horas desie Paris q No
ruega.
Los lenadores ooniuj ron 4 los nau.
frs Cos a III pueblo psqueno, desde el
craI emprendioron el camino de la pd.
tria.
TIL es ell extracto del viaje verdade-
ram ate fat stico DO Mr.. Roller.
D.gau ah IRA nusstros lectores 81 exa-
gerahp mos al ssegnrar que dlfiCil es
quo Ja'es Verne refi3ra IN viaje mas
extraOrIineriU.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-11-12
a d. u ~ S
MINBRO - N3DICINALBS DB GOAN0.
PUERTO RICO.

Temperature de las aguas 4j' 3 del termf
metro cent'grad0
Peso especifco con relacon al aqua dest
lada 1923
Analiss qufmcos. En- 1000 parties de agui
Acido az6tico ind9terminado
Idem carb1nicO 81 80 parties
ldem suihidrico q 410 idem
Tdem clOrhiricO o. 544 gramos.
Carbonate dc col 0. 25l idem
Idem id. ma4esa IL. 720 ilem.
Sufato de cal 0 2G4 idem.
Idln il. maguesa $40 ideln.
Iiem ID hi rro J. 700 idem.
Slice q. 703 d.m.
Granles dep6sitos para enf7iar las agus8 4
la temperature que sc necesite.
Poseen estas aguas las sigentes propieda.
des dapuratlvas, laxantos, sudorifcss, revul-
sivas, sedaates y tonlcas segun la forna y
temperature dssu uso.
Sorprendentes resnltados en- las slguientes
Intermediates: dyspepsia, grastrftis gastral,
gias, disenierfa esttenimiento pertinaz-
obstruecioAes del hig&do bazo mesenterio,
interlnitentes antignas que sc hailen sostendas
pol' nfartos dc las mismA visccras, hidropesias
pasvaS cnyas causas sean los mlsm05 inf3rtos,
stills CONSTITUTIONAL, afecciOnes reumatlcas
croaicas artI.itis del ml5mo oaracter, paralisis
sin lesion organica del cere ro, en- las que re-
copocen por causas l0s c6licoS neryiosos de
plomo, clatc tumores escrofulos0s
AdmiFables resaltados en- el vicio venereo
cerpetico dlceras que ambos dan lugar
/ Las eucorreas y bleDorragias siempre 81
modflcGn yental lsamente.
En- las eniernedades del aparato ganito
urioarlo, e6li os nefrtic1E, escasez de la secre
cion de- la orlna alteration del hluido segre
gado formation de ayenillas: usat!as las aqua
on bebidas y b nos siempre son dtiles
Empleadas las aguas en- lorna de irrig
cion Y 4 toda su temperatures, alivian al
curan las neuralgias, la rigidez y contraccio
de los miembros.
j M6dico-drector, Sr. DR. D. PEDRO HENNAs
/ DEE SANTIAGO.
UsERA n BLANcH'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-11-12
Sc VENDE.

So desea vender en- 81 pueblo de Loi-
za, barrio De la Madiania alta, una es-
tancia muy productive y ademas 400
palmas de cocos chicas y una partida
extensa De cocos. EI que Ia interesa
puede diriiirse la a. Inca, solar n.' So
donde irformaran. Ia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-11-12
Unsrsato holloway.

Este maravilos) balls mo sana infalibIe
meute las heridas aniiguas. las llagas, los
males de piaraas de pecho. Por medic
lie su Influenza las jllceras virulentas to-
man muy promo un aspecto couvaleciente
desaparecen Jamas deia este ungtiento
lie las afec ZONES de la piel, los constipa-
dos, las toses ell reumatismo. aun cuando
se ha apelado en- vano g. >odos los demas
remedies.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-11-12
1000 mil pesos fuopteS!

BILLETAS DE LA LOTERIA NACIONAL
EXTRAORDINARY DE MADRID,
PARA FL p De DIClEMBRE.
De vauta en- FL TE fGRAFo, San Justo l2.-
~. MELON & O. SGT l6
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-11-12
Caru3jaS de Gonzalez, Ramos J hatienzO.

De5de el lia 10 del presentA mes, la en-.
pre5a, para IT as c0modidad del ptblico, all
meutara las salidas diarias de los coches en-
relaciou con las horas que tiene estabIecilas
ell TRANVIA, y con una rebaja notable en-
los precios.
HORAS DE SALIDA.
De IL Carolina q Rio -pIedras, q las II d
10i lie la nafiana.
De CiGuas a Rio-piedras, las Ct 9 de
la ma1ana.
De Rio-pialras para ambOs puntos las 3
v De la tarde, netados todas horts, abo-
ndndO los aslentos que tonga ell coche.
pRECTOS.
Un asiento de Rio-piedras la Carroll
ua 0 gicN-VcrSa. Observation-Disclosures 60
Uno i,lem de dem d Cagu IS, 8 idpm. | so
Un coohe letadO q 8 asient0s de la
Capital q CangrclOs ....,....... .
SiendO lie ida y Vueita. ta..,.........
Uno idern dc Ia Capital Rio-pie-
urf~3. -........ ....,......... 20
SiGndO de ida y vuelta a........... .
Al pasajerO no SO le admite mas equipaie
que un bl to, cuyO bultO no exceda dc IL IL
bras de peso; la dem }sia sera paga conven-
ci5nalmente. s endo el mi3mo el conductor.
la EMpREsA no resp0nie dc averia.
Tambien Sc tietan ooches para todOs los
puntO5 que permita ell camino. Los preciOs
seran m0dlcOs. O. H.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-11-12
Il mil rlS. de regaIo.
ELIXIR INDIANO.
Preparation anti OdoDtiIgica,
Isnica en su ciase.

FL mel r descubrimiento que hasta ahora
Sc ha hecho y el mas excelente conservador
de n boca la dentadura. Afirma v fortifl-
ca los dientes y las muelas que tengan mo-
vim euto eyta asimismc las inhamacio-
nes. carries, NECROSIS, u ceracion, fAtidez del
4li9nto,, OF as muchas de las enfermeda-
vegetables le eleva por enci ~ de cuantos
prep4rados sc OF ecen al publieo, y com
puastos Ell su mayor parte dc acidos, como
el malico c6trico. ac6ti 20 Ii oxa leo FERN n
ta2iones lacti2a but6ricas, y otros diver
sos idos mincrales.
De venta At pOr mayor Y menOr, en- Ia
hotica MICARD, SIN Francisco, 53, en-
todas las quincallerlas de la Isla.
OF. o.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-11-12
PAPEL LARDY.

S2uereis desembarazaros dc un horrible
resfriado, 2 de un dolor molesto sin tomar
10 menor droRa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-11-12
HH HI % ~ va ny "a .

La pulpera sta Gale s Francisco ndm u
nsqnina a la .el Sant9 CristO En- la m4ma in
tOrmar}n. h. 2On.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-11-12
OBRAS IMPORTANTES

PARA JUICES, REGIsrRADORES Y LETRA-
DOS, NJTARIOs Y JJZGADo5 MUNICIPALEs
Dictionaries lie Las mater5as conte-
nfdqs en- III LEY HIPoTECARIA para
las is1rs de Cttba y Puerto Rico, su
reglamento 6 instruction seguido de
los comentarios, concordancias y for
nularios por los abogados del colegio
lie la Habana D. AHastasio de Oroz-
co y Arascot y D. Carlos Fonts y
Sterling, un tomo EN- folio, $6-38.
CoDIGo PENAL DE 1879 para las
islas de Cuba y Paerto-Rico, y Ley
provisional de enjuiciamiento crimi-
nal por don Andres de Orozco y de
Arascot, $3.50.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-11-12
lA}i. l}llll. BIGIO Y DlRA7l.
A LAS OFICINAS.

Ademas del constante surtido de
PApEL EsPANoL dc Jover Y Sierra Que
hay en- la imprenta del BoLETTN, Sc aca.
ba dc reoibir un gran snrtido de papal
forete, superior calidad, dc Vilaseca '
do Fontauet, euyas resmas So realizan
como sigue:
Papel espanol Vitela de L. resma. S4.2B
Id. id. Florete de q. la $50
Id. ia. id. de g.. ia $50
il, Id. id, de - id...... ..... a7e
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-11-12
SURTIDO DE LOZA.

Huacoles dc Escudiilas
HIuAcalea de Eseupidnras.
HaacaleS de Tazas platillos.
Huacales de plat0s bIancos
Huaeaes de p'atos orilla color.
Huacaiea surtia;os.
Reaizan una partida precios equtativos.
VIJANDE Go. FortaleZa 81 h 40
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-11-12

perfumar e panueIo, 10 mismo que para ell
tocador de las dumas de buen gnsto como para
ell balo por las personas apreciadoras de 10
bueno. Sc Ie consdera como ell perfume su-
rival en- todo ell orbe. Sirve ademas como in
humero EN- las ha5ittt" me- e los enfermos v
saroporcions gran ,iivo 81 langor, fatalen-
ptraeion 1arviGsa v vfrtlgoS, &c &c.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-11-12
AMIGO DE TODOS.
PlL1nHks HOLLOWAY.

del nun 10. recemiend4n dich IS Pfldoras
como ell mejor res5aurati7o de la salud que
50 cOno2e. Elias cur4n todas las afsccio-
nes lei corazon, de- higAdo, del est6ma9o,
de los ridones de los intestinos, remue-
ven la acrimonfa, la aatul sncia y la cardial-
gia, exputsand0 lie 5angre toda impurezs,
complet -mente ell sistema ner.
vioso Y danio un tono salu liable q La orga-
niZacion general.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-11-12
MiiLi0nhOff & K0rb3r,

Sc hscen cargo de Ia vonta y compra
de GIROS.
Camhian dinor0 de TODAS CLASSES.
Giran sobre LONDRES
Ffuhlipg & Goschen.
PARIS. Mallet fr6res.
HANBURG0, Cour. Hnr. Donper.
NEJE- YORK, M,itland Phelps & Co.
BAN AVANCES
sobre produotos del pals en- cousignacion
pars gu mojor venta.
TABAoo en- rama 90 todas clases y de
lor meiores aistrit9s. para vender.
GIROS. - Venden y compran.
San Juan 1e Puerto-Rico. .-Mu u|enhoff
& Korbar, coMsIoNIsTAs. H. IL an.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-11-12

| Ceryantismo. E sam4nario h1zme
reir, en- Il misro n1mero en que SO la
echa de d6mine, escribe con la mayor
frescura-l vaior de la iguoraucia i:
" con arreg glo de la nueva ley las
personals etc. rs hemos ohio decir 4,
"enpl6 " y otras garraflladas que
no SO consiben On I'm academico GER
ySntico que de tan castizo blasons.
ST Csrvantes to escuchars,
lOn lumbrera sin igual
Vlve dios, que te llamara
A oOca LENA. .... esqnlmal
ola NAcion = DAmos expresivas
gracias 4 esta apreciable colega por los
Ilisopieros conoeptos que consagra al di-
rector de este psri6 iico y la iustioia que
haoa la rectitud de sas propositos.
Justo Derech ,.-Sigue la socielad de
bombos m1tuos en- el ejsrcioio de sus
funcioles.
J4sto Derecho la dedicado una que 81
llama satirs al Sr. de Juncos. 7 cate
senor. para consolar al caballero NJ M)n-
"a de la deception suftids, la inserta en
su semanario creyendo eclipsar a Mora
tin.
i Pareoenos que Justo Derecho va
armar otra garata igual d Ia que promo
vio su seiioria raiz del primer certi-
men del Ateneo porque no le dieron o.
premio.
PRO, homhre de Dios No habe'
habido un prenio en- ell cervantico para
81 eminente y ssolarecido poeta, pre-
de los clasicos 2 blason de Mayagusz
Sanor de Mongo: este es inagd anita
BILE
Es sensible. e.--Laemos en- un periodi
! co las -iguleutos desconsoladoras lfnea
escritas por un vecino dc Camuy:
Estamos rasando por una epidemi;
, lie vlruelas y v6mito, que lleva merms
do nj pueblo no hay fanilia que NJ
tepga que msntar algnna desgracia
? 70 mismo no psrdido IN hijo gu 10 r.
: friega."
Botella. los baios de mar a
Ponce % ha encontrsdo una botell
Daily Republican., 1880-06-21

The Democrats have trouble in mix
ing up mud that will stick to Garfield
when it is slammed against him, ant
every lie no matter how black it looks
when it starts out upon its errand be
comes white before it makes an i'm
preston. Garfield had hardly beer
nominated before the Democrats put
their mud machine to work, and the
frst avalanche prepared was Garfield 8
tariff record. Twenty-four hours had
hardly elapsed before his tariff record
was produced and it was found that it
stood the test of the blacklist dscoction
Of mud. This being abandoned rare
specimen Of clay from the Credit Mobi
lier was thrown into the mud machine,
but Judge Black one of the corporators
and owners of the machine, pronounced
the clay unworthy, that gentleman who
knew all about the affair asserting in a
letter written seven years ago in the
most positive language that General
Garfield acted in a perfectly honorable
manner and that no faint of fraud
hangs about him in consequence. This
dscoction of mud wouldn't stick no
better than the first. Judge Blacks
endorsement is so full explicit and
hearty that the Credit Mobilier charge
hasn't a foot TO stand upon. A kettle
of mud mixed up with the DeGolier
pavement dashed against Garfield,
turned into pure Wilderness when il
touched him, and lastly the mud
mixers and singers pretended to have
found tailor GU: near Garfeld's home
who made him a suit of clothes when
he was poor and penni!ess principal
OF an academy. Unfortunately however
for the Democrats, the tailor referred to |
still lives and hearing of the reports
that were going looming around
came out in strong denial,
stating that he did make General Gar
field suit Of clothes at the request OF
his friends on trust, but that Garfield |
paid for them afterwards in his own |
time, without having to be dunned for
the money. Over goes that kettle Of
mud without leaving stain remain
upon Gar6sld's escutcheon. What will |
bs the composition of the next kettle
of mud will be bard to tell but against
: man with such pure life and char
acter as General Garfield it will only
make him more popular than ever.
Daily Republican., 1880-06-21
Tho Cincinnati Glad1ators.

The Cincinnati Convention promises
scms rare sparriDg compared to which
the excitement OF the Chicago Conyen.
ton sinks into nothingness. A score
Of regularly trained candidates and as
many dark horses are on hand for the
nomination and which the Preside initial
current of electricity will yet strike is
hard to tell. The acrobstic passes Ct
Tildea and Seymour are amusing in
the extreme. Both pretend to have
declined the nomination and yet there
is that reserve in their declipatiops
that shows they have no: resigned at
all but that either OF them would ao-
Cept the nomination if it was offered TO
them. The letter from Tilden is
couched in such pitiful strairs al .hA
less Of the election four years ego that
the symrathies of the delegates are
stirred to the utmost depths. Boss Tilden
has such a peculiar way of doing
things that his declination is received
with great many grains Of allowance.
Seymour has also telegraphed to a Gin
cinnati paper that he cannot accept the
nomination if it was offered to him I'M
der any circumstances, but when it is
remembered that Seymour said the
same thing once before and afterwards
accepted it, after shedding a torrent of
tears, there will still be an undercur-
rent of opinion that he is not in earnest
and would accept the Office lit we're Of
fered to Kim Of course ell this fool
ishpess would soon be stopped if it
were not that both Tilden and Seymour
are from New York, and Nav York has
to be carried at all hazards if a Demo-
cratic President ia to he elected. In the
meantime Bayard and Field are bounc-
iog around the eladiatorial ring, with
a preponderance of hackers for tho Del
aware Senator if only Seymour and
Tilden were out Of the way. The at
tempt Of Tilden to let double portion
Daily Republican., 1880-06-21
TO THE LADIES OF WILMINGTON.

a
AS we have received frequen. requests from
many ladies to have IA afternoon sa'e OF pic
lures, we have decided to have special sale
for the ladies Of this city, commencing Thurs.
day afternoon alta O'Clock. ALI are cordially
invited to 800 M arket street.
6-l62t HUGH A. NJ. DAMN.
Daily Republican., 1880-06-21

The REPUBLICANS of New Cast lie ooun
ty should lose no time in orgP mixing TO
the campaign. The county can b.
easily CARRIE! BY the republicans BY
proper exertions. The re is no use il
stopping to differ and oicker over thii
man or that man being appointed Il
places on the various committees. L
the real work Of the campaign is moi
performed, victory cannot be won
Let the Republicans then throw aside
all little difference and animosities and
go to work to carry the ticket, no mat.
ter who is on the State Central Com
mittee, or who is on the County Com.
mittes. Real solid work is needed now.
Let as have it.
Daily Republican., 1880-06-21

II Northern States were not needed To
elect the Democratic G .ndidate the ex-
rebels Of the Sout' would nominate
Bayard or some otf .er man with a good
rebel record, ar d Tildeu, Seymour
Randall, Payne Thurman, Hendricks,
Mcdonald, Hs noook, Field and ell the
other NORTH IN Democratic horses en-
tered Tor che race would be imme'
diateiy s. ETCHED of.
-oeia' are by frauds and Democratic
maniI station Is kept in the hands O.
the democracy, but there are yet 49,
ooo Republicans in the State who car
v H. at the coming elections who have
act bowed the knee to Democratic
BaSls. Are the Republicans of Della
wsre ready for a surrender to a party
led by such arch rebels as Bradley 7
johnson ! Can the country afford
Isuch a surrender ! Are We ready II
forsgo all that was won at Gettysburg
and Appomsttox? Shall johnson AND
Toombs and Hill and Blackburn agair
become rulers of the land with even
Bayard in the Presidents chair Thai
is the great question that confronts all
true Republicans, and they cannot
afford to ignore it. 1t is the same
alternative presented TO the Republi.
cans at the approaching election. Let
them be true to their party, and
through it true to their country, in the
coming struggle, and they will once
more redeem their native land from
the insidious grasp of treason.
Daily Republican., 1880-06-21
TITO EXCURSIONISTS.-HO, FOR
y CAPE MAY.
sssHR

daily with steamer REPUBLIC, comm ncing
TUESDAY, JUNE 22d, leaving fourth st.
wharf, Wilmington. at o'clock .. M. return.
ing about 7 p. IN. Fare for the excursion 81. 90.
Commencing JUNE 92d, will connect with
the steamer THOMAS CLYDE for COL
Inns BEACH and BOMBAY HOOK, laav.
ing Fourth street wharf at s O'Clock. The
steamer will connect at Pennsgrove with
stare for Wool st0wn and Sharpstowns, N. J.
WILMINGTON AND PENNsGRovE TIME TABLE
The steamer SUSIE A. MCCALL, Will
leave Wilmington for PennsgIove dai y at 8
d. m. Up. M. and ST.. M. VIII leave Penns.
grove for Wilmington at ga. m, 10 q. m. and
b p. m.
Daily Republican., 1880-06-21
uoUsEAND SIGN PAINTING.

II
Granting, Vanishing, Paper Vanishing ,
speciality, Staining and Hard wood fintahing
aaa every Kind of work IN our line done in Q
first class manner by experienced worEmen
Patronage solicited. Estimates furnished.
DANIEL SMITH, Manager,
Successor to Barker @ Smith, Agts.
23l SIMPLIFY STREET,
3md Wilmington, Del
Daily Republican., 1880-06-21

Of his spirit fall upon Payne, Of Ohio. Is
met with a sour face from Randall, who
expected to be made the recipient Of
the cast off garments. Meanwhile the
play Of the political acrcbats goes Oh.
but in a few days a champion will be
trotted out, only to be met and defea {
ed by Garfield, the David Of the Rep ab
licap host.
Daily Republican., 1880-06-21
MINNESOTA FLOUR

AVA
HaTing for the last four years given the
flour trade considerable attention and found
out which IL tho best, | an preDared to fur.
niSh the celebrated MiRnesotn SDrlug what
-four in any quantity desired to all who want
a superior article. l ara prepared to guaran-
tee that this fouc will turn out 50 pounds
more bread to the barrel than any of the com-
2aon brands, and WITH good baking 1t is no.
possible to have bad bread. Leave your or
dsrs at All King street, Central Building, Z
at e23 Shipley street. WM. u. PICKLES.
I!2I-tt
Daily Republican., 1880-06-21
CERTAINTY OF CURE

Is what a person wants who has got himself
into trouble. He does not want to be dosed
with Balsam Copabla. He does not want Ia
take medicine for weeks because It is cheap
He does not want to lie seen going into the
shops of quacks. Nc, he wants a remedy thai
can ba depended on, a remedy that has been
proven to be q positive cure. Such remedy
is the Samaritan's Gift, used and recommen.
ded by the U. =. Suraeons.
Fort Marshall Hospital, Baltimore, Md
recommend the Samaritan Remedies strongly.
ALFRED O. BOWERS, Surgeon.
Used and recommended by surgeons on
board ocean steamships: l would not make
voyage without the Samaritan's GIFT.
Us. DORSET,
SURGEON Steamship Costa Rica, between New
ork and Aspinwall.
Price, male package, 81. female, 90. Sold
oy z. Els BELT and by Druggists.
DESMOND Il o., Proprieiors.
4.3Cmslv 9l5 Race st. Pbila.
Daily Republican., 1880-06-21
604 Market street.
TO NOT HESITATE.

Do NOT HESITATE
Remember we have taken the lead 10 sffrr
ing the greatest number of Inducements IL
DRY GOODS
to the ladies in this city. Uur extraordinary
success and the flamenco increase of our bust
ness proves to us they have been appreciated.
and 1t encourages US to do more. We will
again on Saturday morning offer at eacri.
flee great variety of Dry Goods, every one a
7peciaity-evtry speciality a genuine bargain,
suffice to say an inspection by you ali will
prove most satisfactory. Wool filled Plaids,
b.; WoOi-flled Dress Plaids, Sc Lace stripe
buntings lOc.; Novelty Suitings, lOc.; Diago.
nal Suttings, 10c.; French Cashmeres fool !
lIe.; Partisan Grenadines, loo; Buntingq,
Atwood Plain aud Lace Stripe fashionable
shades. IL rs, 81, 45c. Robe Lawns, s 8, 10.
l2Hc; Victoria Lawns, 8, 10, 100. to 25c Mus.
Inns 6H up; Crashes, AZ up Ladies' Gents
and uhlIdien's Hose, full regular made, l211$,
loc.; Sndershirts, 2oc. up; Machine SILK, 100
Yes W TT nted, &c, and many ether goods
propertlonately as low. In Parasols we can
not be undersold, complete we'll kept stock,
iu'l assortment, from 20c. up. Infants Lace
Cape every one beauty; former prices were
15c. to $3.50, will close balance of STOCK at rs
37%, b., e6c. $l.O0. Every mother should see
them, and many other attractions to be seen
marked and displayed at WAINWRI1HT'S
3l2 Market street. Agent for Domestic Paper
Patterns, the most reliable in the market,
booh catalogue Tree. 42S-2m
Daily Republican., 1880-06-21
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