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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-04-05

mouse tneTe. upon Vulcn Ills expenditure was IL
every way lavish. Since he came into his for.
tune, indeed, he has been apparently enjoying
and making the most OF his life, and has given
rein to his tastes for handsomely entertaining
his friends. Mention was made recently in the
Gten of an exquisite dinner given by him al
Plnard's Round Table, at which nothing that
taste and art have contributed to the elegancies
of the modern dinner table YVES spared to con.
tribute to the pleasure Of host and guests
Mr.. Vanderbilt had maintained residence in
the Grand hotel, Broadway and 3Ist street, fol
the past year and half. living there occasion.
ally for as long as two months at time Hie
rooms were parlO1 and bedroom in an out-oE
the-way part OF tho house. He received only
Intimate friends there When any one called
at the desk for him the name was sent to his
room by special usher. who raped on tho door
just loud enough to be heard and no louder
The rap was not repeated. II it was not an
swered the porter returned to the desk ssying
that Mr.. Vanderbilt WAS not in. When the rni
was answered the porter was often kept
waiting half aa hour before Mr.. Vanderbilt
would look at the card and second and third
cards sent mp, measurable, by the impatient
caller get no further than tho heed Of the stairs
The clerk said last night that he could not re-
member tsst any bcdy had been admitted to the
room. Sometimes Mr. Vanderbilt came down
stairs He WAS last as the hotel about two
months ago, before e trip that he made to the
south. Tho clerk sand last night:
I'VE received notice some months ago to get
his rooms ready. I'd he was coming to occupy
them. Then NJ. Terry. his agent, sent word
that he was not coming. Three weeks ago Mr..
Terry CAME to n,e hero and said: 4 want to zee
you privately I e,Mc frem behind the desk,
and weat {. !. ftssjgins room. Mr.. Terry saw
that the doc: .re~eecaely closed. and then
raid very earnestly. pryil;se me faithfully that
you woat say shStaina. He waited some
moments. walked ap RHd down the apartments.
locked at RE & iji5iiseft ard sasd: nCOfnee ID
at the Gf.nhaai don't ssant you to mutter 4
syIiapie OF it to anybody. | understood ron,
chat hu did not want mo to give the address.
nr. Vanderbilt NE care hin his addfsag 8 Me
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-05-10
VINO ' JAR.ABE De DUSART
LaCtofOsfato de Cal

expeencs de los mas aceado meco del mundo enero han
soluble
de
reconituyente por excelenca del cuerpo humane
ear los v6mosy demas academies companan
admsTa las nOdrzGs enriquece eche
cratua c6co nj diG,Tea dencl0n
dolores nj convsiones Mas de, cuando ell
pddo dco cuando esn 0ds
qdndas ededo del cueo aooato de
cal remedio que sempre efcaz.
Su accon reparadora segua las
personals oyores cuando padecen de salas detone
debadas edad abao los
gran preo para los cos la de
buo del pumon oene las uerzas del nfermo aoreciendo
aimenacon.
resumen Vino de Dusart esmuan apeto,
complete
regular los hueo de los mascuos y de la sangre.
PARIS Casa GRLMAULT y c., g. Rue HiVienne.
y DEposrro FARMAcAs DRoGuERIAs n
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Sc estiula pOr hOm br0s

ientificoS en- TOO Ilbras al ahO Ia cantidad dc
aiilseuto que toma cada persona. de esta
cantidad Ia lnanteca que consume ,es una Ii
bra q la semana 10 que eqllvale veinte y Gin
co 1ibras al aflo por cada indIviduo Ahora
ben, La diferencla entire Ia Ijarca AGUILA y
clase mas inferior de nl nteca es sOlamente
caja pos liLra de manera que, 10 que v vie
ne economizar usando ula claSe de manteca
interior son trece caias al alo, Ell precio de
I'm tabaco. No seria rnejor que funlase " an
tabaco menos y snpliese su fA6lilla con Ia
marca AGUILA que alimenta al joven y al
debil y da viva y saIud al anciano. Los sefiO-
res PLAZA Bravo de Mayagtez aeaban de re-
cibir una buana partida de la manteca msrca
A6UILA. $50 50 eo&
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-05-10
VAPORTS- -cORRBoS .iSPA10LTS
DE LA COMPANIA .TRASATLANTICA
g ANTES
DE A. LOPEZ Y COMP.
sevioc1 para Puerto Rico y la Habana.

sevioc1 para Puerto Rico y la Habana.
SAhIDAS.-De Barcelona los dias 25
de cada mes. DE Valencia ell 5.-De Malaga
ely 27. lie Oadiz ell 10 3O-De Santan-
der ell 2O.--De Ia Ooru1a el 2l.
Sc expenden billetes directos para Maya
guez, Ponce, Santiago de Cuba, Gibara Nuevi
tas, Sabauila y Colon, con trasbOrdo en- Puer-
to-Rico Habana.
vIAJE DIRECTO DESDE PUERTO-RICO
SANTANDER
saIida de Puerto Rico el dia 10 de cada
mes.
ID cAmara. IA CAmara. sc. prefto. s.a oAmara
los 1870 IS so
Tambien puede hacerse el viaje, saliendo de
Puerto Rico, los dias 4, Ii % de cada mes
y trasbordando en- la Habana
Los preclos para estos wales, son los 81
guientes:
DE Puerto-Rico la Habana.. $50 8 "a 5 10
DE Id. aSantander, Cadiz Bar
celona lVla Habana) ....... 200 100 "
Sc expiden pssajes de ida y Vuelta con rs
p.% de rebaa,
Habrareosjas para las familias numerosab
con nlnOS.
PRIMERA sEGUNDA OAMARA,
Un niflo hasta de amos, en- cada ramilia,
gratis. Los de1nas hasta amos un cuarto
pasaje. Los de q q IL amos medic pasaie,
Los demas pasaje entero.
TEROERA oLASE.
On niflo, hasta dos amos, gratis. Los nj
nos hasta amos medic pasale. Los demAs
pasaje entero.
sEhTIGIu OE Ii aARAlA 4 PTO, RICO,
ocN Es0ALA EN- NUEvITAs, a1BARA, CUBA,
PONCE, MAYAGUEz PUERTO RICO.
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In tereSante to.

Ell Comandante Molinero, procedente del
colegio de Infanteria con examen concluyen-
te, terminada su carrera y g quien el ante.
peder para abrir en- Mayagiez una clase
preparatoria para la academia de Infante-
ria, So ha trasladadof& esta Ciudad, educas&
un nifio en- idioma frances por Tres pesos 81
mes, Y .prepara para Ia academia por S5
siempre adelantadOs. Sol l3l. S-3
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AmmOniated Accidulated Peruvian GuanO,

Este magnifco abono preparado expresa-
mente para Ia cana, y que ha dado tan bri-
llantes resultados donde quiera que Sc ha en-
pleado Sc encuentra de venta, Gu el almacen
le los que suscrl0en a 81 50 cts por barr1l de
IUO kilos netos, al contado.
La, gran escaseA que hay del Guano del Pc,
ri, ha hecho que experimenten sus precios
una alza notable, circumstances pOr la cuaI
otrecemos 81 80 cts el "Perurian Guano''
Reconocidos por nuestros acendados les
exceIencias de este abono so5re los dem&s
empleados hasta hoy, en- vista del esplendido
exito obtehido, escusamos 4tOda recOmenda-
ci6n. Ell "Ammoniated and Acidulated Pc
ruvian Guano" esta recomendado va por la ex-
perieEcia y por la practlca.
Mayagdez de tebrero de 1882.
Gorhuma Hubbard q Ca. b. H. myo
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Todo con caps de ss<. siendo paGadeEo an Liver.
pool, de 19$s sl6ndo peS9derO On Puerto Rico.
csmbo correnEe de Giros en- las fechas de las eRa-
de los vGpores.
No Sc nrmar& conoe:niento per n6nos de &o.loIe.
Las plezae bultoe de mauuinaria que pasen de
dos toneladas de- peso q otras mereancias no men
,lonadas arriha. d6te conventional.
H0bre emcarQuees spor un soloxap0E de no m6nos
lue 100 tonaladas. para uu solo O0nsiGnRtArio, go
abonar& Ia cana pa&6ndose dete en- Liverpool & la
entreg8 del0s conoctmieAtOe.
Pare pormenoFeS. dirlGirae Nf-t
Liverpool 4 los Sres, White, Forman & Co.
San Juan, P. B., Sobrinos de Ezqniaga. -
Mayaguez, Kraemer q Oo.-Pence, Muller
HingelbergF Fsrgur & Go.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-05-10
AVISo.

Desap el6 del actual y en- en- los dias 40
lestiv. d. desde las s las II de La mafAna,
tendrS lngar la compra de caballos para Iel
TerGio ae la Guardia Civil, en- La casa subde.
lltigaci6n de Ia amiBma, eits en- Ia Gale de San
Jnsto ndmero 81; advirtiendo quelos cebelIos
que SO presenter han de reunir las condicio-
l.es de "a z amos de edad, 6 cnartas y IL de.
DOS de alzsda minimua sanidad completa con
ancnures u, lolos suncientes. iun
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-05-10
sEaTCIU Of Ii aADAAA 4 PTO. Rico,
ocN EsOALA EN- NUEVTTAs, GIBARA, CUBA,
PONCE, MAYAGUEz Z PUERTO RICO.

kL a.
Saldr$ dc HaDana ei 70 50 dc cada mes para
NueVltaS.
Id. do Nuevltas e l de id. i'd. ID. Gibara.
Id. dc GlOara ei dc id. Id. Id. Sgo de Uuba
Id. de og0 Cuba el ID. id. id. Ponce.
Id. de T once cl id. ia. ID. Mayagiez.
Id. de Mayagdez 81 8 10. ID. Id. san Juan.
RETOKNU.
Saldra Go Pto. Rico el Is dc cada mes para
Mayaguez.
La. dc Mayague2 el IA ID i'd. i'd. Ponce.
1o do Z Ii &C el 10 ID Id. i'd s. de Cuba
ii. Gs s. de Cuba el Is Id. id. id. Gibara.
Id de Gibara el ~ ID. ID. id. Nnevitas.
Id. de Nuevltag 81 ii III. id. id. Habana.
Los dias lO, cntregara este buQue al vapor
correo que sale para Cadiz Borceloaa, la car
ga que con0uce de los puertos de escaa co
no lgnamente la que reclba del vap0r UEk
IO-klCO, procedente dc coon y Pnertos del
facltico.
Los dias 3, recioira la carga que conduzca
para '.0S puertos de su ruta para Colon v
fuertCS del Pacltico, Vi vapOr Cofreo que sale
dc Oadlz el dIa 3U.
Servicio de Colon Puertos del Pacifco
kn CUnbil acion cuil las LAeas de l1 misma
EmpI eea TrasaLehslca AhLllIana, y tamblen
con las CoIll anlaS uei terro-carril de Panama
y vaporeS ue lA costa sur del Pacitico.
VAPOk PUERTO RICO.
Viajes de Ia Habana.a Colon.
SALIDAS. LLEGADAS.
De Id Hauana el.. IA A Sgo dc Cuba el.. IL
De SgO. ue Cuba ell Ii A oabania el. -. 2I
DE SaDanilla el Il A Colon el. %
REGRESO.
De Colon ell. ...... 29 A Ssbanilla ell .. l
De SaDanilla ei.... A Sgo de Cuba el..
De Sgo de Cuba 81 A habana eL. 80. 8
Los dias II reciDira este buque en- Santiago
de Cuba, los trasbordls que cOnduzca el vapor
PASAJES del vapor cOrreO que sale Ell rs do
Barcelona 80 De Cauiz y legan los dias IL a
Puerto-klcO.
Los dlas entregara en- Santiago de Cuba
al vapor PASAJES, los trasbordOs que con-
duZca desde Sabanllla y Colon, para ell correo
qHe sale de Puerto-Rlco los dlas lO, para "a.
0lz Barcelona.
Mas 0eLaiiea oaraD sus conslgnatariOS
sc06Ttn08 dS EsQWiG0G.
PuerLo-Klco.
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Ell COMERCI0.
s7-sANf FR1ANCIsC O-s,

37-SAN FRAN ClSC O-34
Pr6xiMa la semana SAINTS, el que
suscribe, psrticiqa sus parfoquie DOS
y q pdblico en- general, haber recibido
un estepso surtido de cslzado De todas
ciases para caballefos y ninos, sobre
todo ell de Antonio Ramon, ell que me
me propongo realizar . precios nunca
vistos. q 5s@s%o 6 1 'sf kasi
EN- Ell COMERoIO
Hay aceite superior en- botellas, .js-
bon marca Bpldoy sin rival, camisas
msyorqulnas. todo q precios m6dicos
a ag: ANDRES BoRDol.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-05-10

Este maraYilloso balsamo sana infalibIe
mente las heridas anUguas, las Ilagas, los
males de pieTnas y de pecho. For medic
de su inhuenciaI las Glceras virulentas to-
man muy pronto un aspecto convaleciente
refrigerante de producer una cura perfecta
Qe Las afecciones de II plel, los constipa-
dos, Las toses y el reumatIsmo, aun cuando
SO ha apelado on vano q sodos los dem8s
remedies. sts@as @ <'ts8
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Sc Uesade 8 d1.11endd.

La estancia de Pueblo viejo, jnrisdic-
ci6n de Bayam6n. Para informes diri-
girse asesta Imprehta q eD ID nisma es-
tancia al Mayordomo, Don LUIS GAR.
CIA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-05-10
COmpSnIa general HaSsuanhcs
VAPORES.CO FRANCHISES

t.1ineG de ST. NGz0iTe q Santander.
FL dia Il de cada mes saldra de st. Nazaire v
escala eli SantaIuer, con deSlino este puer-
10, VIA SGn TboMaS, unU ue los me]oreE va
pores dc la Companla, liegando este 1ltlmo
puerto el dc cada MeS, blguleAdo hasta Ve-
racruz con 81 slgulenLe lIlNERARlO.
SALIDA. LLkGADA.
De st. Thomas Ell g.. q san Juan, T. ell Z
" 5. Juan, +. Il. eli la Habana el. Il
" HaUan;s el Ii "a VeracruZ ei.. "A
kETORNO.
Sahehd0 &c GIacrUH I'll lS de cada mes
llegar& este puerto dei "a al 26, tomando
aqui los paSUJefOs 1etes para Europa.
PrecioS de pGsO,es %sateycoto1s.ales.
FRA Entire pte. Pe
De este puerto aSt. Thomas. $lO 30 3
VeIacluz 80 40 23
PTecGOS de pGSQjeS tT'OSatld1atic0s
IL de II q de IL 3Sde ~ tntre puente
$500 $l75 $3.50 $50
Est precios son pagaderos orc ame-
ricano Su equlvalente On mOned orriente
con el S p.% de aumento
OONUESIONES.
Sc expiden pasajes de ida de vuelta Ell k
viajes intercolUuiaies validos por dos meses Y
con un 10 pa de rebaja' y en los trasat
iantlcoS vaildos por un ano y con un rs D.
de rebaja. A toda tAnlllia cuyo paSaje COM,
pute al montante dc cuatro pasajes de camara-
Sc le concedela una rebaja lie Is pa.
Los nlDos memories de ) amos, graus: de 8 q
8 a1os ia o.. de IL La mltad, y dc IL
cumplld0s pagaran pa5aje entero. Cuando
una 1.mlla tehga varlos nlflOH memories do 5
amos solo unO Oe eIios Hevaran gratis los de-
mas pagaran A.. parte de pasaje,
PASAJES DE CRIADOS
Los varones al precio tijado para los oe en-
tre pGente, las muJeres pagaran 2I5 de pa
saJe, .oInt ~,t pOr sus amos.
Para mas inlormes dirlgirse los agentes.
aityG EeYTeT d. Go.
iunio z.
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| Est precios son pagaderos orc ame-
ricano su equlvalente On moned orriente
con el S p.% de aumento.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-05-10
AMIGO. DE TODOS.
PtluuaAs EuLtoWAy.

Millones depersonas, en- todas las parties
del m1ndo, YTeccmiendan dichas PIldoras
como el mejor restauratiVo de La satud que
So ,conoce. ELIAS cdran todas las afecclo-
nes del corazon, del higado, del estomagO,
de los Ilhouess y de- los intestinOs, y femUe.
ven 2 ec1lmo onlas Y h haEulencla y e cardlal.
Iortaleeiehao compi ietsmente efsistema I1er-
vioso y dandO un tonO saludable Ia cxga-
niZ&AciOn general.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-07-15
a HAPPY THOUGHT

IN intimate friend OF the late Rev.
Dr. J g. Wakclcy tells an amusing an
c,do,e Of him. j. follows
The doctor was a most iuimiiahlc dc
luca,or, and fond Of d good story He
related 10 me. with great glcc, how he
cNtricated himself once from most
awkard dilemma. Preaching in llud-
son river town on warm summer after
noon TO a congregation Of farmer, main
". from the text. at any man drew
back. my soul hath no pleasure in him.
he inadvertently observed, NV brethren.
sheep never fight" Those who were
awake looked up 4; him. and showed
hy their inieres; iha; the minister had
never seen two old rams irving to but
each Others brains ont. The doctor
discovered his mistake as soon as they
did. but not seeing his way out OF it,
he repeated the statement with greater
emphasis. Those Of his audience who
were awake nudged their sleeping broth
rcn, who. on opening their eyes, looked
about TO see what had happened. This
greatly embarrassed the doctor, and he
was now sadly puzzled. lie vcn,ured.
with still greater emphasis, 10 repeat the
statement. "My brethren. sheep never
fight" when luckily he saw his way
out. and doubling his fist. struck il into
the palm of his hand. adding. with gen.
uinc JUNCTION, except they first draw
back"
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coNvERsArIcNAL POINTS.
DO not manifest impa,ience.
No M, enoaee in ar1t,n,ent

DO not manifest impaticnce.
DO not engage in argument.
DO not find fault though you may
gently criticise.
DO not talk OF your private. personal
or family matters.
DO not appear TO notice inaccuracies
of speech in Others.
DO not always commence convcrsa-
ton by allusion to weather.
DO not talk very loud. 4 firm, clear,
distinct, yet mild, gentle and musical
voice has greater power.
DO not be absent t-mindcd, requiring
the speaker TO repeat what has been said
that you my not understand.
Do not speak disrcspectfully of per
sonal appearance when anyone present
may have the same defects.
Do not try to force yourself into the
confidence OF Others. II they give
their confidence never betrayit to others.
DO not use vulgar terms, slang phrases,
words OF double meaning, or language
that will bring a blush to anyone.
DO not intersperse your conversation
with foreign words or high sounding
terms. II shows afIectation that will
bring ridicule upon you.
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SELLING GIRLS N SHEETS.

i,..a "a. H,. H.ss,. E,fs.,s-
Up II Clear Lake. that center OF sum.
mer pleasure parties and Sabbath school
associations IN Iowa. the churches be
came tired OF the old siereo,yped plans
OF raising money. and a new scheme
was cnvolvcd from the inner conscious
ness OF some bright genus. The treas
ur, OF the Congregationalis, church be-
came rather tare, and 80 the Young folks
got together and determined to ill it
even TO overflow After 4 long discus
sion II was decided 10 bring about the
desired end by putting all the girls OF
the church mp 4; auction TO be disposed
OF TO the highest bidder. The time
came around. and every Young man in
that part OF Iowa IN or near Clear Lake
who had any money OF could possibly
borrow any was promptly on hand, eager
10 bid io the fullest. Bu; there were
some of the girls on whom il would
have been impossible 10 obtain the bid
OF an old fashioned copper cent, while
there were Others for whom the love.
sick swains would willingly have bid
their last dollar. and in the spirit OF
Ariemus Ward. the last dollar of any of
their relatives. SO, to give all the boys
an equal chance. the girls were wrapped
up in sheets, 50 aS TO be completely un.
recognizable. Each young man was
positive tha, beneath the snowy folds
OF the sheet he could discern the outline
OF the girl on whom he dotted, and when
from fifteen To twenty Of the young fel.
lows singled out one particular shee,ed
object on which TO stake their fortunes,
excitement ran high, and money ran
out Of pocket books like water down
slanting roof
After all the fair ones were disposed
of. the order was given to "haul up
the sheets" and then enSued an in.
describable scene of mingled happiness
and disappointment. Maidens who had
been purchased for a mere song, owing
10 lack of bidders, turned out to be
the best looking girls in town while be-
ings whose sylph-like appearance under
a sheet excited the greatest admiration,
and drew hard earned money from un-
willing pocketbooks, were found TO be
most common place creatures indeed.
But all made the bcs; OF il, and the dis
appointed ones bore themselves bravely.
Altogether the plan was great success.
and as long as churches will raise mon-
ey by lottery schemes, why not adopt
this method1 Il is harmless. and yet as
productive of as much good to the par
ticipants, as any game of chance We
know Of II gives the homely girls and
bashful boys an equal chance with their
respective opposites, besides resulting
in a grand financial success, and we
look for its general adoption. To be
sure, il is asking good deal Of modest,
womanly refined girls. But then church
sociables are always doing that.
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BALTIMORE, Mp, July 8, 1882.
THE MocKERY OF MOURNING.

JaaiH., ia N,r Yo,k Ti@e..
The custom Of putting on mourning
for the dead has been obsolete in Eng
land for some years among the higher
classes, and is gradually becoming so
here. There is no reason why il should
not be. II often entails expense upon
fama ghat can IN afford if .zis costly,
unbccoming and unhealthful. Not one
woman in thousand looks we'll in il.
| have seen a beautiful women look pi-
quaint in i widows cap, but the recol-
lection that her a,tractiyeness was born
Of the grave, that she was making CAPT
tai from corpse around whose neck
her arms had often clung, turned admir-
alton into another feeling.
Its advocates insist that il is a "mark
Of respect" But would no; "respect
be shown quite As well By withdrawing
from the public gaze, instead Of inyit-
ing it a, such a time? The fact that the
most intense care Is taken that ihis" mark
Of respect" shall always be in the style
Of highest fashion somewhat s,aggcrs
the conviction that sorrow alone fills
our hearts, even in the first agony Of
bereavement, We "bury our dead on,
OF sight, bu, no; in the abomination
Of Grape and homblzne We lay them
away in white robe and with the soft
benison of fowcr>, for wc would have
the las; look lingcr with Us an ever pleas
ant memory, and .n white robes" We
hope % meet them again beyond the
vars. /, /, time ,ha, this Haunted ad-
ycT,iscmcut of sofrow, this compulsory
demand ior street sympathy, ;h!s sense
less ob,r.-lon Of d ghoul-lik- caste should
take i,. placcwi'h tie fashion Of drown
ing wiichcs. and the belief tia; G,htu-
ma J, paved with The skull oi unbap,il-
eI n.an,-
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Nothing short OF lnmi>taknblc
Reueflts

Conferred upon tens q thousand. 4 uG.fsrs could
euginais Ani maintain the fsputstiln shich
~ fgH's >anskfAnittA etJays. IL camFaund
= the bsst egstAlis Alternative. ~ith the ioiiies
u re,assium sni lron.-All pg~efful blood
making. blood cleansing aul lie sustaining -and
T. the meet eGertaa II al remedies feF scfofuvus.
msFesrial, % blood disorders unifefmiy success
fai aud certain. ,i produces raril and complete
eufcs q Scrofaia. -ares. Boiis Humars. Pimlics.
Eruptians. skin nseases aud al ssriers arlsin {
effects 1t Always relieves aui often cgfcs Liver
Complaints. Female Weaknesses Ard Irregular
ties. and l. potent reneWer u Naalng vitality
For purify ing the blooi .i has 40 equal Il tones
up the 'ys;eiu. restore. aui prc.erves the health.
ahi imparis sigor AMI energy. For forty years
Il has been Ia eStsnsiVe use, ani y to-day the
moit available medicine far The .uaering sick ~
For sale hy al iruggi.ts. ..
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-07-15

mcnt old Waxcnd's oil. Not if know
il however, and if that relict captures
me without my consent, ! shall be
greater dolt than have been painted.
suspect that the Goldthumb cooks
are organizing scheme for reprisals
upon my kitchen divinity, in the inter
est Of their mistress, but I'll scotch that
campaign in its inception. This very
day I'll put a chain and paddock on the
gate and carry the key myself, and to-
night bring home ferocious dog that
will insure me against inroads from that
Goldthumb colony, or my name is not
BACHELOR BoB.
HALIIMnRE. Mn. InlY &. 1872.