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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-07-03
SOClEDAO ANONIMA
DE CREDITO MERCANTIL
SAN JUAN PUERTO-RICO

Situacion de Ia cya en- este dla.
RECURSOS
Exstencia en- elective metAlico.. 5000, 362-85
Vaores en- rsrtera, ohligaciones,
contormidades y pagares 321, 961' 81
RESPONSIBILITIES.
Obligeciones 10 VISTA
CuentAs corrientes .. $50 t12 81
Wales en- circuacion... L., $50. 90
ler dividerdo Tres
TOY ..-....-.. 5NobS
% id id.. ....., 144 81
Ser i'll. id 922.55
40 Id. Id. . a33-29
| 5 II. id. ...... 1928
6 id id. ....... 5923-73 10 06130
Cantdad exigible por ere
ditos ahiertos ...... 4l,92l 50 l94,6ll-73
Obhgacones = plazo. -Imposco
nes cCn jnteres ............ 78,340-95
OperaciOnes efectuRdas desde 10 dc
euero dc 1891.
Valorea desc0ntados . &c. 544 90
Prestamos hechos. l44, 1887
Cr6dtoS concedidOs. l58, 5000
Total..... s49s, e34 II
9an Juan, p r, lie JUNO 9e 1891 -
Contador Rafael 1'J'e, y Garc:G ". B. .
| f. Snb-director Pablo Lbdrri
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EsP2GSl DE- ViP0asS GSPaI3IEs

ORREOS DE LAS ANTILLAS
DED. RAMON DE He &RERA,
DE LA HA BANA.
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SOCIEkbADES.
Severe BASTON.
45.-S AN FRANCIS CO--45
SAN PUERTO-RTCO.

0ira letras en- todas cantidades corta vista
sohre las sguientes capitsles y pnebIos DO Ia
Peninsula, islas Baleares y las Canarias.
ALICIA,
Bayo, Betanzos, Bayona, Buho, Corufa, Cal
das dc Reyes, Canar mas Carrjl Carnota, Gee,
Corcubion, Constance, Ferrul, Finsterre, Guar
dia, Lugo, Lage, Nal loica, Mondonedo, Muros
Murca, Orense, Ortigueira Santa Marital, No
va, Padron, Pouteve ira, Puentedeune, e, Puen-
teareas, Puent3 Ceso. Rivaleo, Redondela,
Santiago Tuy, Vivero, Vigo, villagarcia, Vi
miaDZo Zas
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fmprcS} oe cochoS Dc D. REGIS RAMS,

DEsDG 81 Ola 10 DE JULl) DE CAYEY A CACUAS
Sac do Cayey Iaa 9 lie Ia moiiana pa
"a Camuas I'm asitn0 3 2 90
Yuyba Uayey las 81 lie In tarda 2
Flee Cualqulor hoia de la tarde 6 90
Las peletls Sc expenden en- Jayey en- Il
casa dc L Carlos Lopez, en- Uagua5 Gu la
nis!ta empresa
taeuas JUNO ~ de i88l.- REGIS RANos
b. 2a inl
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trrsERAR1o QUE HAN DE sEGUIR.

Aaltda de Ia Habana q dia 10 de cudo
mes d las 5 de Ia tarde dei rapor RAMON
np HERRERA. caption Nuilcz.
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:, J, -. noRrERA 8 MANuRIA.

.,-w~yaAa Nrss- q, q. DOE UJIAP ~7afbAkA,
...s.sorss AZ silva E1sris1ez o3mp SAhAcoA, d,
kl&To 4s1.s[Tns.f, an D. 9uap Fou. ATs5nkE, Don
80 ksFSsdo PILL sfse Anasa / u4a ss Z =.
FsasnA-.Rs sxxxas ages, Lamb ocmn,
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Ekestu de In Peninsula,

Aibacete, hyia, AIc a, A.mansa, An,equ ra
Alicante, Ayerbe, Alcoy, Amndevar, Alge
clras, Azcoltia, Astorgs, Almerie, Alfaro, Ba
mes, ;5iipao, Barcelona, Bsstrorha, Burgos
Bndajoz, O&ceree, COlahorra Csspe Carih ma
Caatayud, Carmona, Cordoba, Castelion, Cas-
tro u dial7s G.rtageua, Cadiz. C.ud&d Ro
drigo, Chinchila, Ccuta, Don Bcnite. Estella
Ecija, Fgucras, Gero-ne. Guadalaara, Grn'
ns:a. G braltar, Iuelva, Haro, Huesca, He
Hin, Jaer, JatYs, Jaca, Jercz, La Escola'
Logro 0. Lerds, Leon, Madrid, MaZchrna,
Month: nch, Malaga, Murcif Manresa, Moron,
Morella, Matar6, Ohstc, Osuno, lamploua-
Palam6s, Palafrugell, / obIa del Segnr, Puer
10 de Sauta Maria Puerto Real, Palencia, Rel
nosa, Ronda, SAY Fen de Guixols, SO Do
miugo de Ia Calzada, Salamanca, San Fer
nando, San Ldcar de Barramcda, Segovia,
SevIlla. Sort, Sorsona, San Mat"o, Sautaader.
san Sebastian, sarihena, Toledo. Toro Ta-
rrega, TORI ella de Montgh Torrecilla, Te-
rueI Tatalls Torre!evega, Tolosl, Tudela,
TsrraSoua, Tarr<sa, Utrern, Vitoria, villa.
robledo, Vaihd0hd E8le0ciN, Walls. Vinar0z
Val4y Malaro Zefra 24-ego7u Zam1-a
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CIR GU l. AR .

Cidra Puerto-Rco ju'io, 90 de 1881
Muy Sr ruestro :--Tenrmos ell gusto de
part clpar q V, que desde esta fecha por
mutuo c0Hv' nio, cesa en- sus negocos Ia SO
ciedad mer"antil que giraba en- esJa plaza, bajo
Ia TazQn de
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ENPR as.
CONPiNIi DE liPORES ATLAS.
VAPORES C0RREOS ENTIRE
EEW-YORK Y PTO.- RICO.

FLOTA DE LA COMPANIA.
ATHOS. 22o0 tons. ALvO, 22O0 i'll. AILSA,
23I0 i'd ANDES, 1900 Id. ALPS, 1900 i'd.
ATLAS, 400 Id. ErNA 400 III. CLARIBEL
1900 Id. ARRAN, vapor costero 500 id.
uVELlE lt Ia CaRPlIIl H. 81, RIO DEL HQaI[
NUEV
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RESpONSARILIDADES

Obligeciones 10 VISTA
CuentAs corrientes -. $50 t12.
Wales en- circulation. 80. II, $50. 90
! ler diyiderdO fras
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Exlstencla en- elective metalico. s3Os, 1928
Valores en- cartera, ohNgaciones,
contornidades pagar6s. 327, 967-6
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-07-03

In pAsais ldAyvu vusita
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-07-03

oosISaUKN. IA 1887 toneladas capft2n Tir'on,
NAvAoUEz e.. da 1875 Hnr1eroue
NuRvo poRoE. De .I;9 E2LeYatria.
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Total ..... s49s. e34 II
9an Juan, p. R, : lie JUNO 4e
Rafael Pare, y Garcia. -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-04
Gtre Q,atslli2eurer::

00icSt Nos. rs and n Fourteenth street.
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The following statement of William ]
Coughlin, OF Bonneville, Mass, 10 30 remark
able that we beg 10 ask for the attention a
our readers He says "In the fall Of 1879
was taken with avlolent bleeding Of The lungs
followed by severe cough. ] soon began tc
loose my appetite and flesh. was so weak
at one time that could not leave my bed. m
the summer OF 1877 was admitted 10 The CITY
Hospital. While there the doctors said haa
q hole In my left lung as higas half dollar.
expended over hundred dollars In doctors
and medicines. ! was 20 far gone at one time
q report went around thSt was dead gave
up hope, but friend told me OF DR.. William
Halls BalSam for the Lungs. laughed AZ
my friends, thinking that my case was incur.
able, but got bottle To satisfy them, when
10 my surprise and qualification commenced
10 feel better. My hope, once dead, began 10
revive, and to-day feel In better spirits than
have for the past three years.
II write this hoping you will publish Il,
so that every one inflicted with Diseased
Lungs Will be induced 10 take Dr.. WIN, Halls
Balsatn for the Lungs, and be convinced that
Consumption can be cured. have taken two
bottles, and can positively say that II hns
done more good than all the other medicines
have taken since my sickness, MY cough
has almost entirely disappeared and | shall
soon be able 10 60 10 work" Bold by drug.
gists.
West. / McConahey, Druggists aud A pothe.
carries, Dahk Building, Bridgeport, Ohio, also
Logan List & Co., wholesale Agents, Wheel.
Ing, VIVA 4THsAw
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AMUSEMENT NOTES.
"UncIe Toms CabIn"-"My PaPtneP' :
Other Attractions.

"UnCIe Toms Cabin"-"My Partner" :
Other Attractions,
The Opera House was packed from phi
to dome on Saturday night to witneal
"Uncle Toms Cabin" as portrayed by Jay
Rails excellent company. The several
performers gave entire satisfaction to the
large audience present, the applause being
frequent and enthusiastic,
BARLEY CAmpbell's grsstestAuccsss, "My
Partner" will be given at the 0pera
House tomorrow evening. "My Part.
ner" Is, Of It's kind, a remarkably strong
play, Of good plot we'll worked up, oil
healthy moral and happily divided be-
tween sunshine and shade. There Is a.
ways something offensive In the title
american drama" as applied to por'
trayals OF Western life, for one Ia scarcely
prepared to admit that slang and back,
woods grammar are typical Of his assoCia'
lions; but that, however, has nothing to
do with the merits OF the piece, which
tells, In affecting manner, the story OF q
rare love and devotion, The develop.
ment OF the plot introduces several m rked
characters, and In this company, with its
really fine talent, this Is q chief merit.
Reserved seats are now on sale ct Bau'
merg,
Miss Annie Plxley and company will
present "M'liss" at the Opera House on
Friday and Saturday nights and Saturday
matinee. Miss Pixley made q very favora.
BILE impression on our people at her former
appearance In this city, and we predict
that her coming engagement will be sue
Cessiul.
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We WOULD like every reader OF this
psper to glance over the advertisement in
our regular space. The bargains We oder
this week We hope will be specially TO
those in want Of such, We do not intend
to stop. on the few items offered, for We
have In stock this season everything de-
sirshle and choice, and our aim 10 70 dis
tribute the same among the people. Every
BODY Is welcome to come and look over
our bargains as we announce them,
even II they do not wish TO buy.
We have elegant bargains In black
and colorsd cashmsres, black and colored
monte cloth; everything in dress goods
and silks 10 be found, besides the trim
mings TO match. You will never find our
name in print advertising anything that
cannot be found. Our advertised prices
are always sustained, and live find any
occasion for altering the same We shall do
so and tell you all sboutit, Ladies' living
outside OF the city can order anything
they may want, cash on delivery, and have
the privilege OF examining the same, and
II the goods are not As We state they need
not accept them. We hope tn see many
visitors during to-day. Tomorrow We vii
give description ofall the different styles
OF wraps worn this season.
l. BLUM & Bro,
ll04 Main street.
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LRRFRH LRoTUREs.

FIfIh Lecture Of the Coarse or Lentsn
LeetnFeI Delivered b. nishOP RAin.
The filth lecture Of this course on "God
the Creator" drew q very large Congrega.
ton to the Cathedral Yesterday afternoon.
The frat words Of Genesis, "In the begin
ming God created heaven and earth,"
formed the text Of this lecture, which may
be summed up under the following beads:
First-PRntheism 1ts chlet system and
the radical defects which iphere in all ita
theories.
second-Dogma Of Creation; Ito logical
necessity and also aTgumentA and illustIa-
tons OF its possibility.
goodness, which the ills Of time or oil
eternity do not impsach.
Fourth-Consecration, or the continued
extension oil Gods creative act, without
which creatures must perish.
Fltth-MAtter and Spirit: The two ele-
ments Of created nature. RsfutAtion oil
ldealism, which denies the existence Of
bodies, and Of MAtetialism, which denies
the existence Of spiritual substances.
sixth-AHreement OF the Moaaic record
Of Creation with the discovery Of science
Key given for solution OF difficulties raised
by geology and astronomy.
seyenth-DArwinism: DaEwin's theory
on the origin OF man explained and re-
iuted as unGcientific and illogical. Hence
rejected by oil European scientific schools
The conclusion Of this lengthy, but in
terestinR lecture was devoted to o direo
defence Of the great Christian dogma o
the creation by God OF the world and o
man, the Bishop taking the ground tina
this doctrine alone can be reconCiled will
the principles Of true science and with tn
promptings Of the human heart.
| On next Sunday evening the BishoI
will deliver the sixth and last lecture o
this series. The subject will be, God
Our Radaamar.n
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PREENE,s FRACAH,
Again ArFested for Raising q RumPus IN
East wheeling.

ANUlA AAASaNSA AtA SsSAAA14 - ~
East wheeling.
Allie Freese Is certainly the moat peril.
nacious "ornry little cusS," as Josh Bill
lings would put 1t, in the city. For the
last two weeks he has been making thing
very lively around the Moss mansion, on
Seventeenth street, smashing the furniture,
drinking beer at % cents. a bottle, whereas
be should pay 81, the ordinary price
thrasbing the girls, breaking the windows
and, by way Of variety, backing the
madam's eyes occasionally. Last week, on
account OF these infraCtions OF the law, he
ran the gauntlet Of oil the justice shops in
the neiRhborhood Of the Court House, In.
Guiding the Police Court. All his expert
ence appears to have been OF no service 10
him for last night he again went out to
the Moss. house and carried on to such an
extent that telephone message was sent
To police headquarters for assistance, but
before an officer could arrive he escaped
from the house and went out 10 Arlington
Heights, where he was arrested and locked
up for the night. Freese has been rather
prominent individual for long time,
figuring as o faro dealer, poker player,
bSgnio boss, alleged forger, &c. He Is yet
only q lad, but certainly one OF the most
preIociOuB ones ever developed 10 this city,
and II be continues on In the line followed
by him for the last two years bis prospects
for learning trade will be very tlattering.
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Fatality Among Rees.

URHANA, Ills, April 2,-The partial
opening OF spring shows Thousands oil
stands OF bees in this section have suffered
death from the severe winter. Early in
March many colonies were alive which
could not escape from the hives because
so many dead bees had fallen over the
entrance and from this cause, apparently,
the colonies died, all leaving plenty Of
honey, In some instances entire apiaTiee
have persisted. The loss Is very large,
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The regular weekly meeting Of the Land
League was held at g.. Alphcnsus Hall,
last evening. No business o. Importance
WAS transacted. A number Of new names
we're added to the roll, and the men al the
head OF the movement have reason 10 be
encouraged. MesBrs Anthony LAlly, Ed.
ward Duffy and Edward Latkln were ap.
pointed 10 make arrangements for q mass
meeting to be held on some night TO be
agreed upon hereafter. a letter from Fa.
thet Murray WAS read, expressing hid In.
ierest In the work, and advising CsiLAin
measures TO be taken for the success oil the
League.
Alter an iHiormal consultation In regard
10 the various measures that had been pro.
posed for securing lecturers the League adj.
ioufned to meet at the same time aud place
next Sunday evening.
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None receive 90 much benefit, and none
are 20 profoundly grateful ahd show such
an interest In recommending Hop Bltters
40 women, II 10 The only remedy pecu.
liarly adapted 10 the many lille the sex ls
almost universally subject 10. Ohills and
fever, indigestion OF defabged liver, con.
slant or periodical sick headaches, weak.
nSsa In The back or kidneys, pain In the
shoulders and different parts Of the body,
q feeling Substitute and dependency, are
al readily removed by these Bittets,-
Colrdni, AwF4w
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B. Fisher 4 Sons, OF the Star Foundry
have constantly In stock large assert
mentof Marbleized Slate and Iron Mantels
All the latest styles can be found In theil
waterooms, on Market street, below The
PostofElCe, and their prices cannot be TN.
detsold. They have regularly IN theil
employ Practical Mdnlkl and Crate Seller
and are PREPARED to sell and set manteIl
and CRATES complete, and furnish all The
the material required, thereby saving pur.
cbasets any trouble In attending TO the dc.
tails Of such matters. Parties wanting
CRATES reset can have their orders promptly
and satisfactorily attended 10. They keep
q full line oil Fire Fronts and Crates, oil
sizes, Fire Brick, Fire Clay, Crate Tile,
Marble, Slate, and genuine FfeeStons,
and Cast Iron HeafLhs.
d. Fisher 4 Sons are Sole Manufac.
tufets Of the celebrated Gladiator and
Valley Star Cook Stoves, also many other
wood and coal cook stoves. They are at
present working on several new patents Of
Cooks and Heaters, latest and most ap.
proved styles, which will soon be ready
Tor the market. Their material and work.
manship are Of the hest, and parties desif,
ing anything In thslr line are requested
TO call. JOB casting Of all kinds done
promptly 10 order,
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DRY GOODS.
CHEAP GOODS f!
DRY GOODS

500 pair a-buttOn kid gloves at
35c pair.
200 pair seal brown real kid at
75c.
100 doz. full regular made hose.
20 dOz. misses unbIsaChsd SChOp-
psrs hose at IL l-2C a pair.
rs pieces Washington figured
dress goods at l5C.
10 pieces black silks below value
500 dOz. pearl buttons at 7,s, 9
and l0C.
100 dOz. hemstitChsd handksr'
chiefs at ST SO and 81 90 per tOzsR
worth 80 per cent more.
We sell lace, ribbons. COnOts and fancy good
cheaper than any hOuIo 10 the trade.
John EL1nsheimer.
Eleventh e., near Second Ward Market
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ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH.


RoNE, GA, April 9,-During the freshst
OF the CoosA river 1t inundated the farm
OF Mr., Frank Perry. As the waters 70.
coded Q buried battlefield came TO view,
skeletons and parts OF skeletons lay strewn
upon the field, and bones Of every por.
ton OF the human frame. In addition ev.
cry variety Of Indian heads were unearth,
ed. A large Indian pipe carved into the
likeness Of q human face was also found
The field was strewn with implements oil
war used by the aborigines, and here and
there could be seen remnants Of iortifCa'
tinnR
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Points Abont People. at Home ana
Abroad.


Points Abont People. at Home and
Abroad.
Prof. T. s. irwin, Of Bellaifs, Il spend.
ing a few days al CIaysyille.
Col. Haase, Of the q, 4 o. Railroad, ID
confined 10 hia room at the 81. James by
illness. Z ,f
John woOlson, a O. o. Express tisssen.
ger, is enjoying briel vacation near San.
dnsky, o. u g.... ....s uH0.p r..
Miss a. Virginia Hupp, who has been
visiting friends In Baltimore, returned
home on Saturday evening.
Mr.. L. L. Bill and family have broken
up housekeeping and gone 10 boarding
with the Misses. Roberts, al Fifteenth and
Jacob streets.
Miss Annie Cushing returned Yesterday
mofning from the East, where che has
been for the last fortnight, In attendance
upon the various spring openings.
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SUPREME CoUaT OF APPEALS.
Judges Moore, Raymond, johnson and
Green. f..

judges Moore, Raymond, johnson and
Green. .f.
ThisCourt met ct $3.50 Saturday morning
and rendered the following decisions.
McCully's administrator vs.. Phuniz
Lie Insurance 90. Appeal granted. No
B. i o. Railroad 90. va. p, W. & Ky,
Railroad Co., from the Circuit Court oil
Ohio county condemnation case Opinion
Of Court was rendered by Judge johnson,
but final judgement has not yet been en-.
tered The opinion holds that the case
was not removable to the Federal Court,
and that the land owned by the Baltimore
4 Ohio Railroad Oompsny not In actual
use, and necessary TO the proper franchise
OF the said company, Ia liable TO DO taken
by the p, W. 4 Ky. Company for lie pur.
poees.
Reversed and remanded. Opinion BY
Adjourned till Saturday, April 9th, 1881,
DAM
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respected citizens. has been very III for several
weeks past HE'S now better, but II Is feared
that he cannot recover.
MessrL simms 4 Middleton have started a
furniture Establishment in the frame building
east Of the Mound City Hotal,
D, L, Logan has built only one new house
during the present winter, but he may build
SsyerRl more during the summer.
Our gardeners are very anxious for the bad
weather 70 cease.
We will have \ new bank this time nc
doubt Mr., Doty, the gentleman at the head
Of the concern, comes highly recommended.
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RIYER nEMA.
Movements Of Observation-Disclosures Eots
and Gossip.

HOVeihents OF observation-disclosures Note
and Gossip.
The 81. Lawrence depGttsd for oiucin
natl on Saturday evening with good
trip out,
The local packets arrived and departed
as usual. .s
The Dlurnal will be to.day's packet for
PAtkenbufg leaving at iO3OA, NJ
The Bachelor will leave for Pittsburgh
at u A. ~, tomorrow.
The LaBslle is doing good business In
the BellAiFe trade.
The Andes is due from Cincinnati 10.
day and will retutn at the usual hour for
departure tomorrow.
The Coulter will be to.morrow's packet
ior Pafkefsbufg.
The Welcome departs for Matamoras at
Up. ~, tomorrow.
The Pres Ellison, O'Neal and Telegram
are making their daily trips as usual.
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Mr.. P. D. Carroll, Ct the well known
Marble and Granite Works, has just re
turned from an extensive Eastern trip
where he has made selection Of q large
quantity OF granite and marble, which be
offers ct greatly reduced prices. The bssl
Of material and workmanship guaranteed
We Cheerlully recommend this establish.
ment 10 those wishing anything in theiI
line. Quick sales and small profits Is their
motto,
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A sTATlsIoAN (bALchelor Of course), In
sists that Courtships average three tons o.
coal each, and we would add, scores Of bad
coughs and colds; but then every prudent
gallant 10 provided with q bottle OF Dr.
Bulls Cough Syrup. Price, rs cents.
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The celebrated remedy Kidney.wofL
can now be obtained in the usual dry veg.
elAble form, or In liquid form II Il put
In the latter way for tho especial conven.
fence OF those who cannot readily prepare
H. 1t will be found very concentrated and
will act with equal efficiency In either case.
Be sure and read the new advertisement
for parliCulArs.-SOth and Wsa,
MWFAW.
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KnIIpg the Hen Thar Lays the Golden

NEw YOEK, April 9,-The Anti.High
Rent League resolved to-day that the
competition with Western industries, Of
which New York manufacturers are now
complaining, must inevitably become still
more dangerous alter the uniustifiable in.
crease Of house rents, and will drive many
industries out OF the city,
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CINCINNATI, April S.-0harles and John
Miller, brothers, became involved in 9
difficulty Ia a baguio last night when they
were both shot. John died almost in'
stantly and Charles died this evening. II
is claimed the fatal shots were fred bv q
man named Knspke In selt,delsnCe. The
Millers were aged nineteen and twenty
one respectively.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-04
]. BLUM & BRO,
.lIO4 Main Street.

n HNTIsTRY.-TO THOSE THAT DE-
~ BfRE 10 save their natural teeth We would ny
Lhat NO are now better prepared than ever before V
enable them 70 do 20. BY the use Of an EtEcTRo
and haadsonsr Gold Filling, with more ease 70 our
Patients, than bAVB heretofore been made 10 this
VlIy OF elsewhere, without The aid Of the Electric
plaggOF, What wo ny NO CSn prove ~ ACTUAL
Accumulation. Call and see Tor yourselves,
JAMES N. HURIlBON d sOn
inr No Itia Market IL, Wheeling W Va,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-04

OARBUNCLES, Felons, BoilJ, sout o, long
standing, such as Ulcers, Abser >, etc
positively cured without tile aid Of knife
or poultice, by using Mrs. JuIye Myers
Drawing and Healing salve. Piles, Sail
Rheum, Erysipelas, Soft and liberated
Corns, Chillblaine, etc. It has never failed
TO cure. For sale by Logan & 90.