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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-10-18
Boletin Mercantil.

teNsperantes, de cGrdcter dSscolo,
que descOnocen todds las 0iytu-
des necesGrias para OiOir en- So
|csedGd, de- tsroces y disos0entes
reSeaatimieatOs, enspedernidos & IN
sensotos soaodores, que debier0s
ceder el puesto d personals de ma
yor aptit,1dy sensotes, genios d'adis-
ciplin0b1es, prontOs siempre d rebe-
larse contra Ell gobierno, desleales,
que monopolizan Ell patriotismo,
que siem6ran la pert,trbaci6n en- es-
to pacyca TERRA, dominados por
repulsi6sa y odiO.
He aqui en- extracto la sfntesis de
la gran lucubracion que inserta El
AsimiSSto en- ell fondo de su dltimo
ndmero, y de ella deducimos nos
otros, puesto que de otra cosa no
trata, que, segdn dicho periodico,
10 dnico que posa en- PuertO-Rico
actualmente son los dicterios & in
sultos que Sc lanzan al gran partido
Unconditional, va directamente, va
en- la persona de sus representatives
en- la prensa, contra los cuales en-
vano Sc han desatado todas las flu
rias.
Por 10 que q nosotros Sc refere,
seguros de que ell autor de semeian-
tes dislates no es capaz de sostener-
los en- otro terreno, cOncretameaate,
sobre 10 cual esperamos contesta-
ci6n, nos limitamos, en- nombre del
partido, a devolverselos diciendo;
!" Pobres enanos que, desde el
derruido muro de la Venta, ahue-
cais vuestra voz, pretendiendo me.
ternos ell COCO; rastrcad ell vuelo
de los que, muy a pesar vuestro,
y sin parar mientes en- vuestra in
signifcancia, siguen invariablemen-
tie la senda de su deber y conse-
cuencia."
Y va que Ell AsimiIsta, muy
imprudentemente, anuestro juicio,
y con un descomedimiento sin
igua' trajo a colaci6n 10 que posa
en- Puerto Rico, otro dia haremos
nosotros esta historic, y el que ten
ga oidos para OR oira.
Espere.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-10-18

valho Y Choiseul han destruido para
siempre la obra mas hermosa de los
hombres, objeto eterno de gratitud
y admiration, y 4 la que jamas po-
dra aproximarse ningun estableci-
miento sublunar. - La especie hu-
mana ha perdido para siempre ese
conjunto precioso y sorprendente
de veinte mil sdbditos ocupados sin
descanso y sin interes en- la instruc-
ci6n, predicaci6n, misiones, recon
ciliaciones y en- socorrer a los mo-
ribundos; es decir, en- las funciones
mas gratas y titles a la hamani-
dad"
Bacon, Descartes, Leibnitz, D.
Alembert, ell mismo Voltaire han
tenido que proclamar que la Orden
de JESUS ha dado al mundo hombres
de extraordinario talento, sabios sin
rival, amigos ben9ficos de la huma-
nidad, genios superiores, inteligen-
cias privilegiadas.
Dejaremos el probarlo para otro
dia. va sondearemos tambien y
depuraremos, con amino sereno, con
reposada conciencia, todas las in
numerables calumnias, todos los fall
SOS crfmenes, todas las iniquidades
inventadas por la aversion sectaria
con elruinpropdsito de derrocar con
traidora piqueta al gigantic cuya So
la presencia en- Ell mundo aterraba
aver, como aterra hoy, a sus ale
vosos y cobardes enemigos. Asi 10
haremos, apartandonos de triviales
apasionamientos, de vulgares pre-
venciones que hostilizar no deben el
espiritu de justicia de todoaquel que
segdn dice Plutarco, pretenda sacar
provechosas y sazonadas ensenanzas
de la historic. Hacemos, despues de
todo, una obra patri6tica, y a falta
de otras razones, este nos bastaria
para proseguirla impavidos y vale
rosos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-10-18
cRoNICA PoLITIcA.

ST no fuese por el interes crecien-
te con que observamos suelen ser
leidas las cr6nicas decenales que de
algdn tempo a esta parte venimos
publicando de los successes mas no.
tables que ocurren en- la madre Pa
tria, renunciariamos hoy de buen
grado la ingrata tarea de escribir
la presente, toda vez que la falta de
sucesos de impression ha sido STEM
pre- enemigo dificil de veneer y con
ell cual tiene que luchar esforzada-
mente ell cronista para llenar unas
cuantas cuartillas, con la rectitud &
unprecedented necesarias.
Quisieramos yer a cualquiera de
nuestros amables suscriptores que
juzgan tortas y pan pintado este de
hacer una revista, coger la pluma
para describir una situacion politi-
ca determinada, cuando, como en-
la presente, nj, aun con echar el
arado, Sc encuentra un solo grano
con que alimentar La curiosidad del
lector. Epoca desdichada para
un cronista!
Y menos NAL, 81 no hay quien
piense que Ell periodista, como no
ha dado noticia de ningdn cataclis-
mo, hundimiento 8 resurrection, es
un holgazan de primera calidad, 8
un vago de profession.
Sin Cortes, sin esta valvula de
publicidad, la escena politica no
pasa de ser una ridicula y esteril
chismografia, de que no es possible
deducir la situacion de los hombres
y de los partidos. Asi Sc We que,
a la confusion de las personas Sc
sigue la mas incomprensible oscu-
ridad en- Ia idea, hasta ell extreme
de que, sino Sc alza pronto la tribu-
ma en- ell seno de la representation
nacional, no podremos entendernos,
nj sabremos que pensar acerca de
multitud de dichos y hechos con-
tradictorios que encontramos en-
los diferentes 6rganos de la opinion
pdblica.
Entire tanta indtil prosa, con tan
to hablar de politica, cada palabra
que Sc arroia a la escena tan solo
sirve para vaciar el cangil6n politi-
co, en- espera de otra nueva que ha
de venir q aumentar las suspicacias,
la duda y la incertidumbre, y en-
cada hecho que Sc relata, es de yer,
aplicando ell microscopic de una sa-
ma critica, como Sc descubren las
humans miserias & intrigas, allan
do infranqueables barreras ante las
cuales Sc detiene el movimiento de
la buena fe politica.
A juzgar por las impresiones de
los peri6dicos mas caracterizados,
no faltan en- la situaci6n actual los
contrastes mas visibles y las ano-
malias mas absurdas. Ell Sr. Du-
que de la Tore, antique unionista,
unionista historico, proclamando la
Constitution de 1869; Moret y Be-
ranger, republicanos de aver, Sos
teniendo la restauraci6n monar-
quica, bajo los auspicios de la
Obra fundamental de Ia de 1875.
son la mejor confirmation de 10
que acabamos de decir, tanto mas.
cuanto que no falta quien, llaman-
dose autorizado interprete de los
deseos del Duque, atribuya a este
tendencias perfectamente iguales q
las del senior Moret.
Valiendonos, no obstante, de una
Erase de EI Norte, diremos que en-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-10-18
L o @ UE P A S A.

Cualquiera que lea ell tiltimo MI
nero del nunca bien ponderado
Asimilista, podria creerse que este
es un peri6dico de esos que gozan
de algdn prestigio en- el campo de
la pdblica opinion, a juzgar por
el tono magistral con que pre-
tende endilgar una flipica a los
que en- la esfera de la prensa Sc ha-
Ian algunos codos mas altos que ell
colega del manubrto y de los equi-
Hbr6OS.
Anemico y enfermizo, suele di-
cho colega gastar muy NAL humor,
y nosotros, aunque a veces, validos
de la autoridad que nos dan nuestra
historic y superior representation,
parece como que lie regaaamos, 10
que realmente hacemos es contem-
plar, con la risa en- los labios y la
conmiseraci6n en- e. pecho, los I'LL
timos destellos de una lampara que
Sc apaga, los roncos estertores de
moribundo que Sc va, los tristes
ages de la ceguedad y del despe-
cho, ell torpe pataleo de amante
desdenado por SUI bella ingrata,
amada enemiga nuestra.
Aunque no sea asi, no parece si-
no que pretende hacer el testament
to, llorando en- la amargura de su
coraz6n los muchos extravios de su
azarosa exis,encia por el mundo del
pericdismo. I
Gamma entire las sombras; vive
en- una me5ulosa, y no alcanza a yer
la luz del astro rutilante que pasa
por encima de SUI alcazar, iluminan-
do las almenas de que disparan
sus dardos los hijos del encono, de
la ira y de la envidia. Ante sus
ojos tiene ell name theceI phares,
que ha de acabar en- una sola no
che con tanto poder y grandeza
tanta, y aun estrecha entire sus bra
zos a la ingrata Herodiades, que lie
ofrece en- un plato la cabeza del
inocente Bautista.
El no sabra darse cuenta de su
propia vida, hija del acaso, debil
punto de TRANSITION; pero hele ahi
convertible en- un nuevo Pitago-
ras de la prensa borinquena, dan
do vueltas al aula de sus fallidas
esperanzas y sonados triunfos.
Cual 81 ell eco de SUI voz resonase
en- alguna parte, metese a averi-
guar 10 que pasa 0ctualmente en-
Puerto Rico; ell que no tiene titulos
para hablar, nj para ser creido, y,
como siempre desgraciado, 10 hace
con tan mala suerte, que POGO mas
ha conseguido que demostrar de
nuevo ell injustifcado rigor con que
es hoy tratado por los que no tienen
mas que motives de gratitud ell be-
nemerito partido Unconditional.
I'm abismo conduce 4 otro abs
mo, y es la verdad.
Bajo ell epigrafe de las pala-
bras que hemos suorayado en-
plea cuatro largas columnas pa
ra averiguar aquel extreme, y ell
case es que, sin decir NADIA de 10
que pasa por aq1t, pdblico y noto-
rio para todos, menos para EI ASi-
milista, Sc descuelga no mas que
con un cdmulo de injurias & in
sultos contra ell gran partido de-
fensor Unconditional de las insti-
tuciones, insultos & injurias que
no caben dentro de las reglas de
una buena educaci6n y urbanidad,
de las que, por 10 visto, .carece el
obcecado escribidor que los inserta
en- un peri6dico que Sc dice organo
de atlas pero lobregas regiones.
Refriendose q los eScritores in
coadscionales, que son, como decla-
RADIO esta, el 6rgano, nervio y cora
z6n del partido Unconditional, les
llama este destemplado colega IN
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-10-18
ELL os S AB r Al N

A prop6sito de la dimisi6n que
de su alto cargo ha hecho nuestro
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-10-18

La reforma constitutional sigue
fernando ell tema de muchas publica-
clones que la Green una necesidad,
siendo la opinion unanime, hasta
entire los menos adictos q la mo-
narquia, que la Nacion ejercio va ell
verdadero acto de SUI soberan1a, al
confrmar en- ell Soho de San Fer
nando al que por aclamaci6n del
pueblo, 10 ocupa tam dignamente.
Tanto Sc manosean las constitu-
clones de 1859 y 76, que al fin nos
vamos a quedar sin ninguna. Para
este case dice un peri6dico que con-
serva ell senior Sagasta la de 1887 y
ell senior Alfonso Martinez la de
1845.
Entire los % partidos que ALA Sc
disputan ell triunfo de sus ideales,
la amenaza la resistencia son ell
dnico sistema que Sc emplea pa
ra hacer prevalecer las opinio-
mes. Amenazas: la vuelta de
los Conservatives, ell incremen-
to del partido republican,, la
constitution de 1869, "a guerra
civil, la muerre de la industria, la
agonia del comercio etc. Resisten-
cia: todos los elementos partidarios
del buen orden y sosiego de los
pueblos, que son la mayor y mejor
parte, pues va todo el mundo como
ce ell valor de los procedimientos
de los que pretenden mejorar nues-
ira politica a fuerza de tiros y ca
! lf1onazos.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-08-09

George Tanner, prominent coIored politician
or Illinois, yesterday fatally stabbed A q. Leon
ard, editor OF the Cairo Gazette. on a steamboat
The damage by the lightning I'm the country
ABOUT Troy, n. Y, was very extensive
The third annual convention OF the Barbers
ASSOCIATION Is In session I'm Philadelphia.
The first day OF the Baltimore Orlole September
l2th, Will be occupied with competitive driIl be-
tween military organizations throughout the
$3.50 ~'''' WV "A'~
force OF thirty-two New York detectives yes.
Ierday raided the policy and lottery shops OF T. T.
summons In that city. Ten persons a printing
ONCE ana Two Offices were captured
Inc Grand Chapter Royal Arch Masons OF Wiz.
ginla Is In session In Lynchburg
William Easton, native OF England and a resi-
dent OF Charleston, s. c., left, by his will, a pro.
perty amounting TO $4,000 % that city for the
establishment OF home for the poor and the
erection OF the necessary buildings will begin at
once.
The ground between the British lines and the
outposts OF the enemy in Egypt is now covered BY
the guns or the lron-clad Temeraire which n
lying opposite Ramleh Last evening there was A
forward movement OF Arabs outposts but a few
Snots from the gun-boat caused the enemy 70
abandon the new positions
An Official dispatch from the rebel government
claims that Saturdays engagement was an Egyp-
tlan victory. 1t says the English were pursued
until nightfall
The expectation is that Arab will be declared
reOcl at the meeting OF the conference Tomorrow
and then arrangements Will be made between
England and Turkey in regard TO the dispatch OF
troops
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-08-09

Mr. Hamilton, Of the marine hospital service,
has received the following telegram from the COL
lector OF customs at Brownsville, Texas" SAM
tary condition OF this port not good. Yellow fever
or mild form prevailing here. The fever is OF
more malignant type in Matamoras, against
which place quarantine has been established.
Shipping OF port thus far not affected" This dis
patch was taken to Secretary Folger, who adj
dressed q telegram to Gov. Roberts, of Texas, as
fOllOWs:-" Do you desire action OF government in
assisting to suppress yellow fever at Brownsville
c. j. FoLGER, Sec'y Treasury"
Governor Roberts replied as follows: SIT the
fever is epidemic in Brownsville we will need as
siStance. Will let you know. have advised scat
tering people tn camps State health officer is
there"
It is understood that Senator Harris and some of
the members OF the national board OF health have
called upon the President to urge the use OF the
national board OF health instead OF the Treasury
department In case Of necessity.
The national board OF health this morning re-
ceived the following telegram from Brownsville,
Texas: "The epidemic here developing. Probably
nifty cases OF yellow fever. The excitement abat-
ing. The people organized and prepared for the
worst, and require no aid at present ! am bottled
up, and may remain some time.
"R- NJ. SwEARIN0EN, 8. h O."
The following dispatch was also received this
morning by the national board OF health: sWtll
send you number OF cases and deaths this evening.
Two cases IN garrison, one death. Swearingen.
state board, Is here HArPERsRxI, U. s. A."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-08-09
The Political Field.

1nc fOllu1Cdl k1e10.
The returns OF the Alabama state election 80 far
received Indicate that the democratic ticket will
not have more than 30 900 majority and there will
be at least 20 Independents In the assembly.
The democratic congressional convention OF the
18th Illinois district, after 3H Intellectual ballots
at MI Sterling, adjourned and met again yester-
day at Beardstown, and after the /, 449th ballot
adjourned until to-day.
The four delegates to the Burkeville convention,
which meets on the 10th instant, were elected at
Beled. Va, yesterday, and instructed to vote for
the Hon. Joseph JOrgenSen.
The New York democratic state committee met
yesterday at Saratoga and decided to hold the
committee refused to consider the communica-
lions from the rival factions in New York city
lative to admission to the convention.
organ, has withdrawn the names OF Harris NJ.
Plaisted, Joseph Dane. Daniel h. Thing, George
w. Ladd and Thompson Murch, the fusion nomi-
columns the namesof Scion Chase and the straight
greenback ticket for congressman.
In response to the offer OF Gen Terrell, OF the
republican state central committee OF Indiana, TO
circulate ten thousand copies OF Mr.. William II.
Engllsh's recent speech among the county repub-
lcan clubs OF Indiana, M English replies. &C
the republican committee shall pay the cost Of
preparation.
MI: John B. Finch, who was one Of the most
earnest advocates Of prohibition in Iowa, and who
has lately been lecturng In his own state, Ne
braska, on the same subject, says that the people
are working to secure the submission OF consti.
facture Of liquor for drinking purposes with good
prospect OF success.
The Mexican section hands on the Southern Pa
day and drove them to n Paso.
At q meeting In Dublin yesterday Of the ladies'
land league notice was given Of the dissolution OF
lana AZ q q ss q Az
sion house committed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-08-09
Labor Strike Notes

Inc miners OF the Cumberland Nd, region yes
terday requested the companies 10 name place
aate and time for general meeting 10 arrange a
basis for resumption.
In spite OF the backdown OF the New York
Ireleht handlers, the men In Jersey City have de-
termined 10 hold out
Inc driver boys on strike at the Empire mine
WllkeSbarre, Pa, have returned 20 work upon the
promise OF an amlcable settlement OF the demand
made by them.
Inc longshoremen employed at the Washington
avenue elevator, Philadelphia, have succeeded In
securing an advance OF 81 per day. They have
been receiving s. per day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-08-09

DRAW POKER, LocKJAw AND DEATH-Peter VIII.
nams, coiored died Ia Baltimore yesterday after
noon, OF lockJaw, superinduced by a blow with a
Drlck, which he received Sunday, July 30 at the
nandS or George Jean, colored. They were play
Ing game or draw poker, when they Quarreled
about the relative value or the cards they held
In The dispute Williams struck Jean with a chair
ana ran into the street Jean followed him. and
picked up brick, which he threw at Williams
and hit him on the left side OF the face. few
Gays afterwards symptoms OF lockjaw appeared.
and last Monday Jean was arrested AMI lodged In
Jall, where he now is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-08-09

NEW YORK, August9 "a murder was committed
this morning at q low lodging house In Pell street,
Krent, aged nineteen, a laborer, was killed by his
mistress, girl named Kate Kertz, while the two
were occupying a room together. The c1rcum-
deliberately after generalization and with extra
ordinary skill single stab wound with long
bladed penknife in the right side OF the neck sew
cred the jugular vein and caused almost instant
death. Hardly drop OF blood had flowed from
the wound. The woman after committing the
deed fled, but the crime Scovered almost I'M
med!ately afterwards, and the police expect to
have her soon under arrest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-08-09
I'd n EN-

BRIGGS On July oath. 1es2 at the residence Of Isfs
mother, in DE ihan, Mass, ROBERT BRIGGS civil
and mechanical engineer, formerly resident of wash-
1ngIon, while come ted with the construction of tia
heating and yentiating apparatus the Capitol and
with other public works.
JOHNSON. On Monday, August T. 1882, at II 80
O'clock q. m. after q short illness, BARBRA JOHN
years
Funeral will tsse place at Asbury NJ. Z. Church O
lhursday, the 10th inst, at O'clock d. m The body
will be Rested in the church at O'clock which ~
the friends can view the remains.
MlLLIGAN. July -, 1892, at her residence RIM
wood. Va. Miss JANE A. MILLIGAN, formerly q
this city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-08-09
The Fuettive PhiIadclnhia Eorser.

PHILADELPHIA, August 1.-TWO more creditors
OF the fugitive and forging sugar reflner have
come to the surface and filed mechanics liens
property for amounts aggregating $7.400 This
swellS the total amount Of Higert's Indebtedness
to over half million dollars The refinery, and
also unclaimed goods in the warehouse are TO be
disposed OF at public sale under order OF the dep
uty sheriff, on Wednesday next Work has been
stopped at the refinery, as the men could not OBJ
tain their wages, and the deputy sheriff had no
authority to pay them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-08-09
Notice to StrikerR.

PHILADELPHIA, August 9.-The manager OF the
Philadelphia Grain Elevator company, has notf-
ned the foreman at Port Richmond, that unless
the grain handlers who refuse to work at the "a
cents per load rate return to work by twelve
O'Clock to-day, their places will be supplied by
new men. The manager says the rate is the
highest paid by any elevator in the country, and
is as much as can be afforded
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-08-09

--latest TGlGgramS to Tle Star.
The sSBrOtherhOOd of the Union.' -
IN CONVENTION AT HARRISBURG
special Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR

IN CONVENTION AT HARRISBURG.
Special Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR.
HARRISBURG, PA, August 9.
The Grand Circle OF Pennsylvania Brotherhood
or the Union convened in its annual session to-
day, and will continue for three days The city
Is full OF visiting lodges and number 1000 men
The brotherhood OF the Union" is patriotic
order based upon the principles of brotherly love-
the animation OF the right to every man to life,
liberty, land and home embodied in the declar-
alton OF independence The order Is non-partizan,
yet uses Its Efforts to harmonic labor and capitai
and thereby secure justice to ali. Its motto is
that God has given the American continent as the
homestead OF redeemed labor 1t holds fast to the
hope that some day Will come when labor shall
be free from the death grip OF the monopolist and
tyrant 1t cherishes that love is universal BROTH
erhOOd Its title is "Brotherhood OF the Union
The union of the good against the bad; the union
OF friends against the enemies OF mankind; the
union OF workers against the tdlers who do steal
the fruits of labors toll; the union Of labor until
labor ripens into capital The order is In flour
fshing condition, and is accomplishing very sue
cessfully its principles. There are circles in
twenty states. represented by 1000 distinct lodges
I'm the United States.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-08-09
TO-MORROW.

WALTER b. WILLIAMS CO., Auctioneers
AUCTION SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
On THURSDAY. AUGUST TENTH, at TEN
O'CLOCK A. NJ, will sell ali the Furniture of house
No COG Pennsylvania avenue east comprising the usual
variety of Parlor, Chamber Sitting Room and Dining
Room Furniture Stoves. Carpets &c
House aud furniture new last October.
House for rent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-08-09
1900 Ballots without Result.

BEARDsTowN, ILL. August 9.-The district con-
venttOn met at $40 this morning and began with
the 450th ballot, which resulted thus: Singleton,
70; Wfke, q; Withers, % The balloting continued
without change until the 1,5OOth, when recess Of
half an hour was taken.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-08-09
NORFOLK AND NEW YORK STEAMERS.

~ ORFOLK AND NEW YORK STEAMERS.
THE STEAMER LADY OF THE LAKE
Mn leave her wharf foot of 9Th street. every MONDAY
WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY, at $50 O'cIk y m. touch
ing at Pney Point Point Lookout and Fortress Monroe
CONNECTING AT NORFOLK WITH THE BOSTON
AND PROVIDENCE STEAMERS.
class fare to Fortress Monroe and Norfolk
Round trip fare to Fortress Monroe and Norfolk 90
class fare to Pney Point and Point Lookout
Round trip fare to Pney Point and Point Lookout $50
Second class fare to Pney Point and Point
Returning: leaves Norfolk TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS
and SATURDAYS. at five o'clock D m
THE NEW YORK STEAMERS
JOHN GIBSON and E. c. KNIGHT will resume their
trip, leaving Pier Al. East River. New York. every
every FkIDAY at o'clock m For particulars apply
Tickets and stateroorns can be secured at general
offce 613 18th street, National Metropolitan Bank
nue.; st. Marc Hotel, and at boat.
oc23 ALFRED WOOD. Secretary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-08-09
CURE CURE FOR MALARIA.
HARny INA UnnT N rrnN

6ure cure for Dyspepsia In eli il staees saso fR
Coueh& Colds. Bronchitis. Asthma. and al dseasss Of -
Throat and Llngs; ana The only remedy that bensa
SAN or. TOLU, ROCK CANDY. MAoSEsiA- ana
other medicinals tenecis in above diseaees the bs
very plsas.nt g - IYH. For.ls ~ e drusItsl
q ibsss discoust 81 Bsrous Hassiison snd essf
HSna MhS12sSe,s Grec.ss and Sole Agsas fg ~
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