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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-09-14

FL dia S del actual di6 ell Excmo.
Sr. Gobernador General una conf
da de despedida en- obsequio a nues-
tro amigo don Manue! Alcala del o.
mo, diputado electo por Arecibo d
la que asistieron ell Excmo Sr. Ge-
neral Acellana, Segundo Cabo, limo.
Sr. D. Jose Martos, presidente de
"a Audiencia, Excmo. Sr. Conde de
San Jose de Santurce, presidente de
la Diputaci6n provincial, Excmo
Sr, D. Mateo Garcia y Anguiano,
Comandante Principal de Marina,
limo. Sr. D. Vicente Fernandez, fs-
cal de s. NJ, limos. Sres. D. Nicolas
Alcazar y Oohoa, Intendente, D.
Eulogio de Yelarde, presidente de
Sala, D. Antonio de Izquierdo, D.
Rafael de ZIrate y D, Ramon NJ. Mo-
reno, magistrates, Sr. Estrella, conse
jero de Administrator, Excmo. Sr.
D. Jose Ramon Becerra, alcalde de
la Capital, Sr. DR.. D. jaime Agustl,
dean del Cabildo Cathedral, Excmo
Sr. D. Francisco B4st6n, ex-diputa-
do d Cortes, y otras personas que no
recordamos.
La mesa estaba adornada con gus.
to J eran exquisltos los msnjares,
vlnos J postrea,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-09-14
LA AUDIENCIA.

1A al SopANoi lOHOo lOo NOuNtoc
ofciales tienen edificio decoroso en-
que trabajar. Lo tiene la Capita
MIA y Gobierno General, 10 tiene el
Gobierno Mihtar, 10 tiene ell Obs
pado, 10 tiene la Intendencia, 10 tie
ne la Comandancia principal de Ma
rina, 10 tiene e! Estado Mayor, 10
tiene el ej6rcito ingenieros civiles y
militares, 10 tiene la Diputaci6n pro-
vincial y 10 tiene ell Ayuntamiento
Quien carece de edi6cio d prop6-
sito para sus importantisimos traba-
jos es la Real Audiencia, es decir, la
superior administration de justicia,
ell centro de la ley.
La parte del convento de Santo
Domingo en- que Sc alberga la Au-
dienciaes en- ruinas. Sds paredes es-
tan requebradas per los temblores y
expueStas d desplomarse al primer
terremoto: ell maderamen del piso
esta carcomido, y todos los materia-
les deteriorados por ell tempo
Las o6cinas son celdas, la raqui.
tica sala de Justicia un aposento de
familia no muy grande.
FL Tribunal superior de justicia
nd menester casa mas segura, am.
plia y decorosa que la fraction de
viejo convento que posee. K. edi-
fclo en- que Sc ventilan los intereses
Y a veces la vida de los ciudadanos
debe ser, digdmosio asl, un temple,
y no un caseron desproporcionado
averiado & inc6modo cual ell que
ocupa la Real Audiencia, cuyo pre-
sidente es ell dnico alto funcionaric
que tiene que vivir en- casa de al
quiler distante del centro que debe
estar siempre bajo su Immediate vi
gilancia. .Que garantfa tenemos ade.
mas de que un dia no sc pierdan
entire escombros los valiosos expe-
dientes que e1cierra ell archivo de la
Audiencia?
Proveer q esa urgente necesidad
es un deber del Estado y hasta de
la Provincial natural protectora de
todos los intereses de la Isla.
Bien sabemos que nj el Tesoro
Real nj ell Tesoro provincial estan en-
condolences de hacer grandes gastos;
pero ell remedio al NAL que denun-
ciamos es urgente y perentorio. Nj
la conveniencia nj ell decoro de la
justicia consienten que siga alojado
nuestro superior Tribunal en- un edi-
ficio que no ofrece seguridad alguna,
ri comodidad, nj decencia.
NADIA decimos de nuestra anti-hi-
gi9nica, insegura y pequena carcel
que esta NAL situada y que tampoco
responde por concepto alguno a las
necesidades presentes, porque es va
pdblico que el Ayuntamiento acor-
do trasladarla al exorbitante edifclo
que, contra nuestras previsoras OBJ
servaclones, esta lentamente tabrl-
cando en- la tercera Inca.
Pero buscar 8 levantar un local
decoroso para la Audiencia es una
necesidad urgentlsima que no duda-
mos traten de remediar nuestras
dignas Autoridades.
Por hoy nos concretamos a hacer
esta hgera indication, haciendonos
eco de la opinion pdblica.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-09-14

He aqui eI levantado manifesto qua
dirigieron nuestros amigos de @ lguas 4
los electores de todos los partidos
La iniuria y la falssdad no deben en-
plearse nunca, y ell hombre que la toma
como arms, Q el partido que de ella ga
vale, no merece mas que el desd6n da
los que de probos y buenos blasonsn.
Passmos por alto todo 10 que para
lauresr su candidate nos dics sl Co.
mite reformista nos fiaremos 1nica.
mente On su apartsdo A.
NADIA mas calumnluso, basfemo
descarado que ese aborto do hombres
que SO llaman espanoles.
81 los Iiberales conservadores se hu.
biesen de valer de ardides que la raz6n
repugns, habrian de tomar sus leccio-
nes de los cabecilias del Rsformismo
verdaderos lobos con pieles de oveia.
para decir fAlseda1es como las qua sa
estampan gu el Manifesto q que nos
concretamos.
No, mil veces no: Nosotros predica-
mos 10 paz y Ia ammonia, vivimos entire
nuestros hermanos con toda clase de
carinos y deferencias y jamas hemos
perturbado las familias.
lBurls sangrisntaI Los que tratan de
llevar al seno del hogar las mas puui.
bles calumnias contra nuestra amadisi.
ma Espana, queriendo demostrar uue
NADIA bueno hemos recibido de ella
que todo 10 deseamos pedir y conouis.
tar los que ensenan a sus hiios que
nuestra nacion es la ultima en polltica
y on saber los que lamss han tenido
una paIaora dc oensnfa para loa verda.
deros enemlgos do Ia patria en- Ouba '
On pueIto-Rleo, nos Ilamau perturb bade,
res de In tamilia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-09-14
qACETA DE HOY.

PArticips eI Rapresentsnte del cable
estar interrumpido este entire Jamaica
y Colon, pero que los telegtamas seran
enviados aprovechan1o Las ocasiones
Que &c presenter.
La cautidad de- los pagos eiecutados
por la C0ntaduria General de Hscisn-
ls durante sl mes do agosto asciende d
>~1AS 6so,7a,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-09-14

La Discussion, peri6dico reformis-
ia de la Habana, ha sido denuncia-
do por un artlcu!o tremendo que ha
publicado contra los peninsulares,
concitando odios infundados entire
hermanos, y ponIendo en- ridlculo a
los pocos espanoles europeos que f.
guran en- sus hlas.
81 con mano fuerte ell Cuba no Sc
pone coto d la licencia de la prensa,
no tardara en- alterarse ALI de nuevo
la paz de que dichosamente disfruta
ell pals.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-09-14

Alli donde SO hayan auulado colegios
por falta de los cinco electores que ss-
pan leeJ y escribir que pide la ley, no
tiene culpa alguna nuestro partido ST.
no la ignorancia apatia de los autono-
mistas. 1 Qaien les h4 impedido cons
tituir la mesa? Nj Sque culpa tienen
las sutoridades nj nuestros amigos de
que no hayan scudido o no sepan es-
crlbir los amigos del vecino ?
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-09-14

Nos alegramos mucho que el resps-
table ex-protector dc tltulos y ex-cats-
dratico doble del Institute reformists
de 1873, que perclbia tres sueldos, v
uno su hijo, no se hays separado dc su
partido nj SO le hAya depuesto.
Nos gusta ese senor por 10 enemigo
que es del Nancy.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-09-14

Sc anuncis para el 26 del corrisnts,
en- la Diputsci6n, la subssta del sunni,
nistro de vivares para ell personal del
asilo de B9nefcenoia durante los meses
que restan del actual sno econ6mico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-09-14
r. P. DEL Rio

A continuation publlcamos ell mani
! fiesto autonomista de las Piedras, que
hemos mandado denuncisr q los tribu.
males, y los dos en- que contsstarou nues.
tros apreciables oorre.igionsrios de las
Pledras y Juncos q quienes estamos
profundamsnte agradecldos.
A los electores liberales del distrito de
Juncos.
LIBERALES. va habeis leido ell
manifesto puolicado por nuestros ad.
versarios con motive de las proximas
eleeciones para Dipotsdos provincisles.
Ea 81 50 lanza los vientos de la publ.
cidad y 90 recomienda como candidate
por ese Distrito ell nombre de D. Jose
Perez Morris. Ante esq nombre fstldi-
co para los hijos de esta desdichada tie
rrs, de cuyos males y pesadumbre 90 la
causa primordial y unica, son in1tiles
las recomendaciones porque On el cora.
z6n de tolo buen Puertoriqueno, sman-
te de la Libartsd, esta la conciencia de
que debemos combatirlo con todas
nuestras fuerzas. Psro existe aun otrs
raz6n mas poderosa para prepararnos &
la lucha, lucha resuelts, sin temores nj
vacilaciones, y esa raz0n, liberales, es
nuestra propla dignidad tantas veces
uItrajada impugnemente por el enemigo
eterno de nu9stras aspiraciones, qua no
han sido nj seran nunca otras que ell
triunfo de la raz6n y de la justicia como
azo indestructlbls y eterno con la ma
dre Patria.
Ell triaufo de d. Jose Perez Morris no
supondria para nosotros solamente una
derrota, sino que implicaris, tenedlo
presente. la mas bochornosa humilla-
cion. Tratemos de evitarla luchando
como buenos, y encerrados dentro de la
legalidad. Amparados por la ley no
quede NADIA por haoer para que no cal
ga sobre nosotros tan terrible anatema
A las urnas, pues, sacar triunfante
nue. stro candi iato,
DIR. ID. GENARO ALMODOVAR
quien todos conoceis que tantas
pruebas tene dadss de su ilustraci6p,
amor 4 esta Provincial y nuestra Ma
cionaldad.
Piedras 8 de Setiembre de 1981.-Gs-
nsro Marquez. - Ramon Gongalex -
Monserrate Cidiz. Antonio M ,rquez.
Jose B9rrios Lima. Ruiz.
-Oasimiro Mirquez. --LorenKo CANA
cho -Sotero Carrion.
Ell partido espanol Unconditional de las
Piedras, los elsctores del distrito
de Juncos.
ELEoroREs va habreis leido el viru-
Iento manlh 9sto que ban lsnzado al p1
blioo los llsmados ibersles de este pue-
bio, los ouaes pintan nuestro digno
candidate Don Jose Perez Morris, como
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-09-14
BOletin hercantil de PuertO-RicO.

MArtes, Is de setiembre de 1881.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-09-14

He aqui el levsntado manifesto que
dirigieron nuestros amigos de @ lguas 4
los electores de todos los partidos
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-07
AEETz5FN A 2AE.aS.

sGH III ,6i1& hF5 SALE OF hyijs &
~ ANl AUf OF n0UED,- sy virtu9 OF
= GsCfeo 81 lno , orpOTsiOn CDur! OF the citv of
J,."Aandrtr. reLdsret Oh !aD 0.n Gag CT Julv,
i-;o. II tuo Cna-cary cause therein depending.
g-u=r the z.ylUOt GSieY & GUl:Uck vs.. j. G.iyp
E! SIS, t"" uGGer8lEn-c, spcc;al coDni-sione-
iGer:ln Aa,ne1, viii ,iia: 10: s-.e 81 Iubhc suc
t.0. ia t'o": OF lng Make. Bui ding ya kvy Al
street, IA tno ci;y OF Aie-aacf!s 4 Virginia. on
~AI tsD = !. Lae ZO:1 DAY ol February. 1851
+! IL oc.ucM N !1s 10 OwIIg described proper
iy, VIZ: i. Luat i.DL OE :1itGU = i VITA the
SIUI.E >iUG.5jL and BUILDINGS thereon
s..I3ta It the or.huast cJrEur Kiag and West
sI;ur:E, Ia s.d city. and luGiLy O.Uk on West
:!iest TO an tiley 6ejn., tbs property c1nveyed
by x. windsor to Joseph ':rj.g and devised by
tue sad sa. Gi gg 10 jams Grg*,
Terms ri sai,: 4 Il tyr = s. Lti.ia.Ltur ID nav
the cUs:s Ji --ld su'g md hi, sac, and the suca
OF iOrty four dollars and fourteen cent. with IN.
te!ssL 'ro;l tue 81 Of juy 1881, aaG tie reaidue
IL intse elun! lDstaliL.eILs "a. six, .aulVe Lni
eighteen months res p c.;ve2 with Interest, :. d
e7iclced by the Bond: OF tao purcn sser the
tile 10 tae property - be refined uutli Ill oi
the purchase u1VLev snail De paid Convey.
aAcILS u: tn Cost .! the purchaser.
t'GA-4 CiG L. SMITH,
JaI22-2awts Commissioner OF sal
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-07

GKATES at So kins, corner Of Royal street
- On hand Club and other Skates, which we
will close out at greatly reduced prices. Cal
and see.
jan2l J. T. CREIGHTON q SUN,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-07

He RODE UT bis DOLLAR "A jolly old fs-
low came down from the mountains just before
Christmas to spend the holidays a. Sacramento.
Becoming tired Of footing it about the city he
got into street car, and when showed by the
driver the box iu which he should deposit bis
fare he dropped therein tr,de dollar. Then he
demanded his change, but the driver informed
him that he could not give him any unless he
paid the coin to him. For time the old fellow
was in dilemma. His dollar was in the box,
and he had no show to get il out. Finally he
solved the problem of getting even with the rail.
road company by notifying the driver that he
would use up the money he put in the box in
rides. This he did by remaining on The car for
twenty trips, sna armed with e ,sk of whisky
and lurch of crack ers and ca lese, the old fel.
low mad picaic all 10 himself.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-07
NALE OF vALUa HL@ ..atijlN FAIR
~ FAX COUNTY

4
~ FAX COUNTY,
Pursuant TO Gecrse re rod a. The N0ver
Der term, 1870, "S tue CirCl. Court uc Fairfax
county IN tue sGis Of i.mes Grlslia va. y Pes
cock @1d oLhers. the uoJefsiEned, camr1isgio7-
ers OF ssio, on MON y, the 2i:l Of s'cb,uary.
1881, (Couit dsy) ut Y H'c Gc& N, will ssh Il
puolc auction, b .itra Ine J..iyt Hlls.. 600: Of
sad county, Grain I,taCT OF Lend w.
ihg IN sad c0.a.y, on tGs fond leading from
Lc"lnsgllie to Langley, adin'Hiag tbs lsncs OF
Smont, Peacock md tiA@Ta known a: tho 90 "
Ckt> X aH' kah& The farm Cousins III
and ~ lOJ tct"&; 3 III high s.ate .! cuiLiv=I n
ana lmpfcTed by ;-HG4 ID UWaLL;uE
dOU ot ant substantial out buildings
Terms OF Ssia: enough CASH 10 pay the costs
OF suit snd eIernses of salG sad the sum OF
oII4, with Interest from the !2Lh OF huguu
1874, and toe remainder in three cQusl annual
inst .imen!s, secured br the purchasers bords,
bearing Interest trom Eha cay 0: p4le, Aac ti.io
10 oe Retained till tao lsst payment is made.
CA ~ Us UAK Gk:.:, | Jomm'rs.
Is. ". MHOki of Gaia
FGirtgT c0uaJy iYr 15-~iU
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-07
MONDAY. FEBRUARY z. 1881.
CpHSEsassas HH&GfiAEFa.

SK? e. JOHNSON & CO.,
WHOLESALE GHOCERS,
;JkN Et.&L UOMMlS@lON MERCHANTS,
And Dsslers in
AL XIHD DIS Of LIQUORS.
Haze ca hai.d u I2@ON'S Ky, xxx, xxx
aad Pu EE GID kEH OLD CABINET
znd MONcGKAA WHISKIES; also BAK-
EHS and It Il q PSON'S PURE RYE
WEISki G.5. 10 ghich they invite the attention
Of the trsd5
Orders from the country for merchandise shall
receive prompt attention
Cousigr ments OF Flour, Grain and Country
Produce solicited. for which they guarantee the
highest market prices and prompt returns.
Northeast corner Of Cameron and ROYAL sts,,
.Alexs.ndrIs, W. oct ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-07
FANGY sas3etssS
Q. M. AID ANS.

An immense assortment of Merino Underwear,
showing The lsrges! snG most complete stock Of
fIred in the city. for l.dieg gents, misses, boys
and infants; prices l5c to IS rach.
Ribbons, Ccrsess and handkerchief.
Gernshtowa, SnIony snd Shetland Wool :;
Yarns IN ell coiors aad qusliLies; Zsphyr Worst
ed, full supply; always in STOCK Canvass, NJ OF
toes. EmOroluerlng Si ks and Hceiles
EutLous spool silk UcttuDs Thread, Soaps,
pertumoTy, Jeweiry, sc.
Hosiery in solid co!ors, Stripes, Balmoral,
bsiorigsan, aerino, lssls Thread, Mourning
aud Yafn; over 6OO dozen OF Ene and medium
price Hoslsry; prices irpu lOc 70 81 so per pair
Wocleo Shhws, Scsrts hoods aad Nubiss
Gloves IL Kid. Buck Shaep and Dog Skin,
French CssLor. Cloth. Berlin, Rinvwood, Cash
mere and Tpce1ratf; price 25c to 81 per pair.
Gents fine Necawdat in Ties, Bows, Rutland,
DeJ elnvllie and handsome assortment OF Ciau-
dents Scaris Shirts, Collars, Cuffs and Silk
Suspenders.
Neck Kufaing, Ruffs, Laces, Edgings Veil
ings, Hoop skirts, &C.
9. NJ. ADAMS. 90 Kingst
sepl6 Alexandria, Va
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-07
jaI22-2Hwts
VALUABLE Fishery FOa SALE.

HiIl be offered for sre vt the esst front Of tbs
Market Hou-', IN LEX .ud:ir, On SATURDAY,
February In ri - a., tn fishing shore a
CHAP MAJ Pa II. Iuls enore, which has
been tsh sd prrls-by tJI o hundred 81 d thriy
years, and Is reSAruoG a. luu oesL OF. tho river
l, sOJ4I one rnliS III e&L NJ, being ;h4 ahtir1 Wa
ter IrUut of the farm OF ne ls.S Pearson Chap.
!naE, aid ruas 5aCk twoGty Gvo yards above
high water mark; 1t has eCc5ss by road to
the tack country. saG is pruy.ied with nll the
aPpIs tCes OF : well appointed shore The outfit
consisting OF senes, ooth herrii End shsc
o1at', scV1:, &C Is very c0npl0Lc snd IN good
urdYI, aud '. al Is ,ossd Of ~ private sale
Ter ms: oao tnT1 ~a9a and toe remsirier in
three eqaG: annual lGat .lue4t;, 00hrIus Interest,
aad secured on the pr0prTLy.
j. q. Chapman,
jaLz2-aots Xxx OF j. . Ghapm.', Il, I'd
- made the Oh day OF Iuas 1877, BY EG
WsId ID. Wills and wills - ms II trust ~ secure
70 StsphGD DOW.lng and Unvid lowing tho
payment ut six tnuu ,snd do!er5, with iase-es,
from the date OF said deed. eVide.ced by certain
nugotlaoe Oses described therein which deed
Is OF record IN tn1 CM2e Of thU Clerk Of Prince
WIhim county, deiauL in uayment having oc-
Cusrcd, II rursu.nc6 Ot d.rtcIOns having Oeen
gwen by SSH Ssaphen Diving and David
Lowing, Is SAID teoG OF trust pre-cribcs, l viii,
Ms trustee, on Tai KSDAr, Tho l7th day of
February, 1881, AZ Il O'clock III, II front of the
riafket BuI..Ius GA Royal s.raet ia the CITY of
a tcE irlR. pr1ceei t. sell ~ pub suction Il
IhHCT OF l. y y in PfiIcs William county.
virgins, bordering IL psrt u0oa the Ne,Dsco
Kun Hnd 10 part u oou poWeifs Run end near
fre"s!one station, on the Fredericksburg and
Potonsc Il. II b"i#g = part Of tha tract
known IS aILO, snd ths same Land c0nvayed
by ]. b, Robertson commissioner to said K
d. Willis, consisting II slx hl4ndFcd snd seyan-
tS-sight and one hat acrs; mora or Iess, snd
more particularly q sc;i"-d !n said dead Of trust
Terms: 1906 u"d sufficient 10 pay costs aDd
expenses oi ssiu CASH II residue ii III .ce eousi
lnsta nehts VI oHf, tho AID - yrars Ui.u in
isrest upDn the ds.5rTei payments from ds.a Of
sn'e secured By nrg,t!.b,e Hutes oi TAO our.
CHASER, With Satisfactory endorsement and De d
OF trust uaon the premises Lonveysf chg at
Cos. OF purchaser, tle 1srm5 rs to tie & fsTred
payments subject to such ruotjf ystroG ss may
be desired b2 sad s Il Wills -! IA sale,
". PETER WISE, Trustee.
ianl3-eots -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-07

The best IMPORTED Brown STOUT. LONDON
PORTER and ALE Gao always be found at Mo
BURNEYs STORE isu28
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-07

There never WAS BETTER TEA for so cents
per Douod than that which ia nuW being sold at
Mo BURNEY's 8 STORE jau4
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-17

A meal hastily and untidily served, and
presided over by slatternly woman, ia
positively demoralizing in its influence
upon the members Of a household. II
engenders lack OF polltenets and general
bad manners at table. Are parents less
careful in teaching their children good
manners at the table than they were years
$50 ? It iAnot uncommon to see children,
from the oldest 10 the youngest, reach
across the table and help themselves, In.
stead OF politely asking for what they re-
uulre. and waiting patiently till II can be
served. Some children seem to prefer to
get their food In a rude manner. II they
cannot reach 1t they stand on the rounds
OF the chairs to be able to stretch farther,
or leave their chairs and 20 round the
table for what they want. They eat
tast, drink fi9t, and Gil their mouths 80
full and 80 rapidly that II not
cboked, the wonder Is that half
the children do not die Of indi'
Restion. There are many ways 10 which
children can make themselves offensive at
the table, II not checked In time. Then
why should not parents pelgn early 10
teach their little ones 10 eat slowly wi i.
out any noise, to fold their napkins, to Icy
their knives and forks on their plat g In
the proper position, side by side, INSTEAD
oil leaving them on the table cloth, or
thrown carelessly oil the plGte2 Why rot
teach them 10 sIt quietly, instead Of NOV
ing restlessly about, disturbing the com.
To-, ~ nthafs2 II This Hag only one oil
Inc little things which belong 10 early
childhood, and which might pSss of az
they grow older, II could be endured
But rough, rude, III hammered children,
seldom make refined, courteous, respectful
men and and women; and II proud, sen
sIuve nature, and quick TO observe, they
viii, while recognizing their deficiencies
shrink from being in society, and become
awk ward, III tempered AID norose mel
and women,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-17

The following statement Of William ].
Coughlln, OF Someryille, Mas, Is 80 remark.
able that we beg 10 ask for the attention 81
our readers. He says, "1n the fall Of 1873
WAS taken with ayiolent bleeding OF the lungs,
followed by a severe cough. soon began 10
loose my appetite and flesh was so weak
ct one time that could not leave my bed. In
The summer Of 1877 was admitted 10 the City
Hospital. While there the doctors said had
hole In my left lung rs big as half dollar.
I expended over hundred dollars In doctors
and medicines. Twas so far gone at one time
a report went around that was dead gave
up hope, but friend told me Of DR.. William
Halls Balsam for the Lungs. laughed at
my friends, thinking that my case was incur
able, but got bottle to satisfy them, when
TO my surprise and qualification commenced
10 feel better. Ny hope, once dead, began 10
revive, aud to-day feel IN better spifiH than
I have for tbs past three years.
II write this hoping you will publish Il,
30 that every one inflicted with Diseased
Lungs will be induced TO lake DR.. VIM. Halls
Easani for the Lungs, and be convinced that
Consumption can be cured. have taken two
bottles, and can positively say that 1t has
done more good than all the other medicines
| have taken since my sickness. My cough
has almost entirely disappeared aud | shall
soon be able 10 80 10 work" Sold by drug
gists.
West 4 McConahey, Druggists and Apothe.
carries, Dank Building, Bridgeport, Ohio, also
Logan, List 4 Co., Wholesale Agents, Wheel
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II seems strange that anyone will suffer
irOHl the many arrangements brought on by
an impure condition Of the blood, when
scovill's sarSaparilla aud stillingla, or Blood
and liver syrup will restore perfect health 10
Inc phyS al organization. II i9 Indeed a
Strensthenlng syrup, pleasant 10 take, and has
proyeu itseiils be The best blood purifier ever
discovered, eFectually curing scrotula, syp
hilitl disorders, weakness OF the kidneys,
efySiplias, malaria, all nervous disorders and
debility, bilious complaints aud oil diseasei
Indicating An impure condition Of the blood
liver, Kidneys, stomach, skin, etc. ltcorfeot!
indigestion A single bottle VIII prove 70 you
IL merits a. a health remover, for y acts likt
A charm, especially when the complaint 10 o.
an exhaustive nature, having tendency e
lessen The natural vigCr Of the brain ant
nervous system. ,,-,.
west 4 McCOnahey, Druggists and Apoihe
c.fies, bank Building, Bridgeport, Ohio, Alsl
Logan, List 4 Co., WhoIelaieA Agents, Wheel
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