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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-17
Space.
l W. In. 8 m. 6 M. Tyr.
killing IL Gambler.

dispatch to the Ciocionat Commercial
from WaGuesboro', Augusta couuy, Va, says
l; seems that one evening 10 last January soy-
eral par 8 engaged Oh hs southern extension
OF tho Shenandoah Valley railroad, about
tw,n'y-dvs miles south of this point, met eud
engaged 10 gam, Of cards; smopg them S
psymsster and this gambler, WISH. M.uoio.
lais vas 10 the early part of The evecitg
About 9 80 o'clock the parry tr lie up. MAJ
pin it seem ms lefs first and shortly sfterward the
psymss!er followed, and as he Was " .Iklrc tc-
ward his quarters at a brisk pace, men spr.ns
from the bushes that line the road on eth r
eide, aud with one blow from club filled him
to the gtouud. Ii was moonlight and he had
Msupiu, After Rocking him diva Mausio
proceeded TO rob him, and secured between H.
teen and six ecu blu ,dred doIlsr5, AID then left
him for desd. M4upic Was boss 90 contrao!
10 that nole hborhoUd, and his family wsre not
living far from Ii ) scene Of the robbie ry srd he
at o;c, wspt home. Iho psynaster, however,
vas not dead, tut after two or ttroe hours re-
Vlvod, aod, thougl unable to walk. be crswIed
10 btgro ,biu about ql.rler of milo di:-
tsrt and told what had occurred. III, c,ust.-
BILE. hsppened 10 be in ,hs DtiA hb>rhout aud
ne negro man SUNNI ous d him, and after he
b Sal d the p'ym sster s story and saw the marks
OF vIolerc, on his person be at o1ce summoned
three o'hsr men and they started for Marpia's
residence
Msuoin WAS kuown wherever d, wsnt ss
desperate character and cno that would u3t
hesitate al any venture to seoure his ends. The
pcsss were ,n.rtfJ re We'll armed, and vent Oh
their misslon With the Intention Of tskicg him
dead or awe. Arriving at bis r,sidoac, the
C INST. b. demsoded 20 see NJ pin. Tbs reply
came hat "Maup!n bad DC. bocn at i me siucs
6 o'clock 10 h evening this wss about 2 10
the mornlDg just than one of the posse, stauC- :
lar ct the c)roer OF the house, detected some
uoiss 10 the rear II The house, and as be mty ID
IN that direction to see what it ives be saw
Msupln jump out Of widow aud 8 art for the
bu he's. Hs at oDos eoV,r d him with his pistol
aud ordered bin three tim ,s to halt, but NJ at
pin DAld 90 atcpli0p, aud 60ay ss he was
ab u! entering the bush tho guard fred o.
him Tha ball rock Maupin in the back a1d
pas ed through toto his heart.
he ran on about tee steps aid dropped dead,
U 300 examination all tho MONEY takou from hs
psymaster was found on bis pels)o. M.upio
wss abou Al years OF age aud ever since he was
a by he hs, been notorious character Soue
months slnca be was strongly suspected OF rot-
bug wild W on the eastern side ct the mou: :
talu OF $500 but no direct proof couId be obla,r-
3D. AsCu: three weeks Bgo be attempted The
robo;ry of the "iiIi" OF saIoot keeper 10 this
81 CO, cut was frustrated by the uiden appear
sn,s OF tie proprietor. He made bis living
pr 'pally ty g,nbrg, aud being we'll vcrsed
10 The tricks of ca;d-p syiog WAS very SUI
ccsstil. About eighteen months ago ho stabbed
a MAJ 10 ssloou iu this pllc, t,r exposing
soma CT bis rlscaliy.
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a R1vAL OF DE-. TANNER.-A few days age
q turk y WAS found in the cellsr beneath s. +.
Bsust m,p 5 s!cre in sorry plight, owing to
The long as. it I'd undergone. This tird With
oilers of It's kind had bean purchased nocu. five
weeks previo b, Mr Richsl son for shipment
to DorlherD m,rket, but was overlooked, III
rem med in iIs dark Confinement - to the time
it was fund without food or driuk. Dr. TAI
ner WIS ,upp!i, W III water, il not with tresd
oils during bis long fast, out Il /, poor biz Yves
rescued it eau barely stand u Jon its feet tn.
it was fed and NJ W gives promise Of q rs' ! ra
c"vArv from is loug fact Ct five weeks - Clarke
ToJ,'er
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BARGAINS. BARGAINS.

SPECIAL NOTICE:
Wa have inst received rG2 PAIRS LADIES'
SAMPLE BOOTS, French XIII, Simon and
Pebble Cost Button Boots. HA!tO SEWRD
Thee gCo!s have been sent 10 ue % be sold, ard
they will be disposed Of withou. regard 10 thor
cost t. make.
These goods are a,l f,s! class AID will DO sold
o! . gresl sacrifice
de3 w. p W.DDEY. 40 King st..
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siLV3h WHITE" EXPRESSLY for cleaning
o,a ~ std polishing silver snd plated wsre; re.
Sr"'~eA1e1 BY a.! Iao leading jewelers.; for sale
l.. l.. ADAM,
--'N'' rs King street
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4 TTENTION, FLORISTS.

nug25 Il King street. Alexandria, Va
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AAI Is FOR HGIaTuaS YLE:ENTS
=, w '.' SHE at ioT prices q! 50 King I'll, co7ntI
-o'c.i J. T CREJGETDN = SON.
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FRIDAY. FEBRUARY IT, 1899
TRUTH ATTEGTED.
lSome Important Statements OF Well Known
People Wholly Veri6ed

lcome important Ststements OF Well Known
People Wholly Verified ]
In order that the public may fully raslizs the
genuineness of the statements as we'll as the
power and value of the article Of which thew
sDeak, We publish herewith the fac smile sipns-
lures of parties whose sincerity ia beyond cues.
ton. be truth of these testimonials is absolute
nor can the fscss they announce be ignored.
Ale1,ndris, Va, August 4, 1881.
WAS thrown from my horse or years ago
and suffer ed severe wound of the side which
was aggravated by disordered kidneys. Eleven
months ago Was attacked with pneumonis and
bladder disease. deposits of brick dust end albu
men being discornable By the naked eye wss
confined 10 the house for six months aud w.s
unable TO cross the floor without assist 'nce. My
physician did me no good. Having read in nv
religious weeklies OF the wonderful cures BY
your Safe Kidney and Liver Cure, and beiag
advised to use it by Cspthin Graham, did so,
and am oLcs more able to walk thu strests. Nv
pains have left me. and hslisve if I had used
the remedy d year ago :shcuid then s'so hsve
been cured,
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I - 90 GARDEN SEEDS.

90 GARDEN SEEDS.
We have just received our first suprlY OF Gsr.
den Seeds Ter his ye.r from The cid ard relis.
be house OF Landre!h
We will be llsssst to furnish LandrttRs al.
MANAGES 10 al pur hssers of Seed
b. Z. :. LsADBBATRR s. BRO.
WE HAVE this day secured the agency fol
w celebrated brand of BOTTLED ALE
and PORTER, which We will keep constantly
On hand, and to which We invite the attention o.
families who desire ne srticle of Ale or Porter
spE W. a. JOHNSON u GO.
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THIRTY SIX YEARS IN TIE PeNlTgNT1ARY.
At the present term IF the Ccuoty c uIt,
Juo. Morris lcolored was arIGigoed, charge
with hsvirg committed rape uUo1 tho person
ola colored girl. The Jury fund him guilty
and fix his punishneat ct ten years in the
ponteulisry. a mo:i1n for a new trial
was made, aud granted by the court, but sub
8 Q1enlIy. 90 the petition Ct the prisoner him
sell, scqniescad 10 By bis ccuasa, tho motioo
fur ntw trial WAS eet aside, and the Vard C: Of
the ja'y offr ned. Tire same day. tho s.uo
prisoner was trrsigptd Charged with breaking
into tho house Of Mr.. Chts. E. Noun. ard
stealing lot of wIsritg apparel. &c The j.
~ iu his css', a's) rouud him guilty, and
CIV, / in six wears 10 the penitebtiary which
added 10 his first ouvioliors-mskes tho total
'erm of imprisonment, sixteen ysals Chaa
Greene, white several years ago, stole toiss
from Mr.. Weshit gIon Hsnes, for which be was
sent TO the penitenIiary for f7s years After
snvog portion OF the time ho made tls e5-
oap2-r:turnod to LoudOuu. and few week
ago stole ,wo horses from Mr.. H,ues, ore Ct
to, m the same that he had AIKEN year or two
before. Ho WAS err, sted with The horses 10
charge; be was Indicted by a special grsud iu-
~ at the preset term OF the cour', spd 90
ruesdsy WIS arraigned for tri'l lie plead
gully, aud the ury gave hip Is YEARS 10 the
psnitl ntiary witt fVa yeas additional BIC use
1t WAS his sec)od convlctio1-uak ~ his total
term Nv .n'y years. Should tn Ivi 10 serve
uut the r respective terms. ii, prs >nnts sill
@ rainly be older, ii cot better msa.-L0udOun
Mirror
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N1HE GREAT ESSING CONTES
R,lITT Tn EJ.nSE

THOIUE GOODS.
Whole, half and quarter boxes Rsisins,
Valencia Raisins Pruues,
A tull line of Pure Spices,
Mince Meet,
Apple Eu.ter,
Canned Peaches, Corn and Tomatoes,
Butter and riggs,
Jeles and Pickles.
Is bbls Refined Sugar,
Nos |, and MHckerel Goldfish. For sale by
dec2I HARMON & SMITH.
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RIVERSIDE PURIFIED Whisky free from
all iupurlues. O.y 50 a gallon.
GEO. NlcBUkNEY & SON, Agents.
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NJ BW GOODS-heceived to day Colgae's
IN Rosadors Water, their new perfume. in 70
cent sprinkliDg top bottles; Bsnson's SslI Cure,
Vaaeiue in collspssbe tubes, convenient for
travellers, Vasellne Cold Cresm Vsseline Cam.
phor. Ice; and Vsseline CONNECTIONS for Coughs
and Colds also Vaseiine Ponsde, unsurpassed
ss delightful dressing for The hair
decl2 JAHNEY & co
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DHILlP B. HOOE,
AGENT
Liverpool & London & Globe Fire Ins. Co.,
n 7. Underwrters' agency Fire ms Co..
Petersburg Savings and Ins. Co.,
Fire snd Marine Ins. Co.
Rsas TAKEN by these first class companies 81
current rates.
Losses eettled promptly snd literally. fab7
rTAKRANTS SELIZsR APERIENT,
L Wsrner's Kidney aud Liver cure, War
ner's Safe Di,bztes Cure, Warmers Ner'ine,
Warmers Tonic and Warmers Safs Pills, Also
Holmsns Liver PAD for lhs cure OF all
malaria diseases. An assortment of the beat
shoe Bacsibg, viz: French Dressing, Satiu
Polish, Gutton's haven Gloss and others. tor
sale by
ie q y A u & R2Q
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USE RIVERSIDE PURIFIED WHIsKEY for
medical purposes "a. IS GER gallon.
GEO. mCBUaNkY l. Son, Agents.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-11-26

Aectually clc'nses the
lssal passages of Ca
'arrhal virus, causing
healthy secretiOns, al
ass inflammation, pro.
ects the membr me
rom additional colds,
ompletely heals the
o es and restores the
-euse OF taste aud
snc ! Beneficial re-
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-11-26
CHATTER Xxx.
IT MIGHT HAVE BEEN so DIFFERENT

IT MIGHT HAVE BEEN so DIFFERENT.
Erica, come to me"
1t was Philips voice, tender, gentle,
that spoke, yet with something in its
tones that made the girl pause in her
excited, feveriSh walk up and down,
and she pressed her hands TO her throb-
bing temples. looking at him with large,
bright, pathetic eyes.
But he stretched out his hand, and
she came to his He passed his arm
round her and held her to his heart a
moment in silence.
My poor child, he said at last
And those three words, spoken with
such infinite, tender pity with such a
perfect understanding Of all she was suf-
tering, broke her down, and for many
minutes he could do naught but soothe
her conyulsive weeping weeping that
yet brought some relief to The over
burdened heart.
He did not indeed try to check her
it was the inevitable reaction from such
self-control as she had put on herself
throughout the day, and it took a load
from him to know that she had the
power yet to weep.
Presently she grew more quiet, and
Whispered, hiding her face on his breast,
u could have been calm Philip, still,
II you had not spoken Forgive me,
Oh, Philip how | have made YOU SUI
fer
Hush, darling You make me suffer
still when you reproach yourself" he
answered, passing his hand caressngly
over her bright trcsscs; you must not
dwell on that Erica
ut seems like a dream, a dreadful
dream; vet oh. so real, all this day,
she said, otter a moment. Philip,
there was still some good in him, strug-
Cling through the hardness of his reck-
less life
1T was a tardy justice, Erica, Philip
said, slowly
And she shivered.
For life,n she murmured, brokenly;
shattered broken. 1t might have
been SO different. When we played to-
gether by the sea, bright children both,
think | would have willingly seen him
die before this setting Of his life
Philip, "--how Wistlully the sorrowful
eyes sought his--"you will let me 60 to
him;n
lie flushed darby over cheek and
brow; but his glance lost no softness
resting on her.
1t will do you no good, Erica he
said. Then almost irresolutely: lie is
not worthy Of it. lie would not under
stand you
But he is i'll; he may be dying,
Philip The girl laid her soft check
with such wstful pleading against his
hand. "Once--only once before-bc.
fore" She broke OFF abruptly, and
then went on; "IIe will never work
out his sentence. Philip; | know that,
This one thing | pray Of you--oh, hug
band, be merciful,'
TTn hs (hnff,,,iSIl
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-11-26

tive in making this confession is to
clear the name Of my cousin, who has
suffered all these years for my fault
She has lain under a false imputation
since she left her home with me. She
did il simply because She was afraid TO
leave me alone to manage my escape
And | swear before Heaven, as | am
perhaps dying man. that there was no
thought of wrong between us, and she
is guiltless Of amy sin that can bring
a shadow OF dishonor on her fair name.
! have nothing more TO say, my lord,
and | thank you for allowing me 10
make the only reparation can. even il
a little late TO the woman who has
been at least noble enough to sacrifice
even her name for the sake Of an oath
made to dying woman"
1t was evident that a profound i'm
preston had been created by this con-
fession and defence Of Erica st. John.
There was even a faint attempt to
cheer this tardy reparation; and many
were touched by his words, and thought
he was not SO bad after all. And in the
eager curiosity to see how Erica bore
this, the words Of the judge as he began
to charge the jury were scarcely attend
ed TO-.
The sensation lay there, over by the
witness-boX. And yet there was moth
ing to see. Only a slight girl striving
with an agony that not tenth part OF
that crowd could more than dimly COM
prehend. She showed nothing to
cursory gaze, She stood quite still, not
seeking support, not dropping. But
Philip, who was at her side, knew all
she was enduring, and in that knowl-
edge was not touched even TO a mo-
mentary pity for the man who had done
such tardy Justice.
The question Of the verdict could on
ly lie between murder and manslaugh-
ter and the jury, without retiring, gave
it on the latter count Yet the sentence
penal Servitude for life seemed
scarcely more than a moCkery for that
haggard and broken-dOW man.
Then there was a stir, 4 sWaying to
aud fro of the crowd, the fresh air blew
in through open doors. and there was a
buzz of talk and comment and rustic
of silks as ladies came down from the
bench, and felt that ii was dreadful
pleasure TO see a man tired for murder.
1T is all over Philip whispered
gently for the girl did not seem to take
note that people were going out. and
that kind, if iuiudicouS, friends We're
coming about her. But at the sound of
his voice the chain snapped that bound
her physique up to bear the tortured
soul, she lifted her eyes with a wild
start to his face, and caught hlndly at
the hand he laid on hers, and knew no
more till she lelt the air from an open
window flaming her forehead, and
Philips cool, soft hand putting sweet
scents on her brow.
Take me home, Philip; take me
home, was her cry, and, as in dream,
she heard kind and gentle voice, and
knew it for Lady Cheshmts.
TO my home, dear Mr. st. John; be-
lieve me, it will be so much better for
her. and am such an old friend. You
shall he as though you were in your
own house.
And Philip yielded, thanking her on
ly with look from the dark eyes,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-11-26

''husn, GEAR one, not that, " he said,
lightly touching her lips; that shall
be all forgotten He was silent a mo-
ment, and then added, with some EFFORT
And now, my child, it is hard to part
from YOU even these few hours, but ne
cessity is laid on me. Tomorrow |
shall take you from here; you will come
TO ME-"
She shrank little,
mot till-not till that is over" she
said, wistfully; "till the world will know
the truth, Philip"
Yes, Erica--at once he answered.
81 do not wait for the worlds fiat. -
Trust yourself TO me, my darling, be AT
rest
II will, Philip, for your sake"
He folded her in his arms, and kissed
her forehead with q long, lingering kiss,
and then smiled down into the uptured
face so sad, yet with dawning bright
ness. the dark eyes so wistful and
tender. al, Am
clasning her hand as though even then
he could scarcely bear 10 let neI ~,
"To-moTow's sun shall hight you 10
iov. dear one You shake your mead.
is'there any sorrow for you that may
not lighteny' .
II shall be stronger when ! am with
YOU" she said, turning little aside,
and he knew that there must be grief
and suffering yet for her, ~ GU under
stand me, Philip" very wistfully.
Yes, my own darling, and for your
sake"-he stopped and added resolutely
for your sake, could school myself
to yield up vengeance; but for, your
sake may not yield up what is dearer
than vengeance, or love, or life,
Once more he bent and kissed her,
and went out softly. but the light of his
presence fingered behind.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-11-26
ITO be Cmtin'xa.l
A Guaranty Of Credit.

A Connecticut merchant who applied
to a New York house for goods on cred
it was me, by the reply that he had fail
cd, and paid only ten cents on the dol
lar VERY true he replied, "but
am the only merchant in the town who
over paid over SIX" Didn't you allow
your paper to go toprotest last winterp"
"Yes, but the doctors said couldn't
live twenty-four hours Just then, and |
wasn't thinking of earthly things. ~
Haven't you put all your property in
your wife's nameP" "Well, yes, but she
knows more about business in five min.
utcs than do in half II dnyW Ho was
given credit for $500. -- IVaU Street
NeWs
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-11-26
NllNrrEN Wy.
TINE TRlAL " ARN0Ln MURRAY.

ihH IhINh Or AkNuLU MURRAY,
There was IN immense excitement
over the tllnl Of Aruold Murray for the
murder of Walter st. Johu,not SO much,
indeed because the murdered man had
been SO closely connected with lhe fam.
Gus Werme'r, that had hut secondary
place IN me pQhllc mind, but because
THIS trial would of necessity include Tic
clearing upof that mystery which hung
must have the effect either Of resto,img
or for ever blasting his wle's fair
name.
so that when the trial came on there
was not standing room to be fonnd nd in
the Go ,hn a anI dGnse crowd spread be-
of news passed from those Within WIZ
The bench was filed with ma,mhoro
not only of the literary and Mildred
professions. but with those he I,,oing
TO the polite world couSnirnso'S
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-11-26
DIRECTIONS.

Insert with little inger
lugTtIcle of the Balm
uto the noeuils; draw
strong brcaths through
the nose. II will be
bsoihed
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-11-26

Themystcrious origin of man has been
partially disclosed by the indianapolis
citizen who found IN infant in tin pail
at the top Of o tree
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-11-26
SpEER's PoRr GRAPE WINE !!

FOUR YEARS OLD.
rClItS CELEBRATED NATIVE WINE IL made
i from the Juice of the Oporto Grape, raised IN
this country lts invaluable tonic and strength
onng properties are unsurpassed " any other
Native Wine. Being the pure juice OF tte Grape
produced under Mr.. Spcor's own personal suporyi
aion, its purity and genuine ness are guaranteed.
Ths younest child may partako of its generous
qualities, aud the weakest inyalid uso II 10 adVhll,
tagc II IL particularly beneficial TO me aged anu
debiitntod aud suited TO the various ailments WA.
affect the weaker sex. IL IA in every resPcoo a
WINE TO BE RELIED on
Speer's p. J. Sherry.
The 7 !. SHERRY sa wine Of superior Char.
meter and arakcs Of the rich quail ties OF tne Srnpe
from which II is made For Purity, Rlcnnoes, ria-
70 and Medicinal Properties, IT VIII DO 'ouhu uh'
cXccllcd
Speer's p. j. Brandy.
This BRANDY stands uprivaod 10 this Country
being far superior for medicinal purposes. ~ Is
pure distiatou from the grape, ana contains val
liable medicinal properties. u mas a delloato M
vo similar TO that Of The grapes, from which 10 Ia
dist,lled and ia In great favor among nrs.class
families Soc that the signature Of ALFRED
SPEER Ps.saic, N. j., Ia over the cork Of each
bottle.
Sold by PAUL SCHTJH IF.
AND BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-04-26
VAPORES- -CORRBOS DSPA1OLFS
DE LA COMPANIA aTRASATLANTICA
f Z ANTEs
DEA. LOPEZ Y COMP.

DE x. LOPEZ Y COMP.
ic lpara Puerto-Rico y la Habana.
SAL1DAS.-De Barcelona los dias Is
de cada mes. DE Valencia el 5.-De Malaga
el Z a. DE Oadiz ell 10 3O.-De Santan-
der ell 2O.--De Ia Coruha el 81.
Sc expenden billetes directos para Maya.
gdez, Ponce, Santiago de Cuba, Gibara Nuevi
tas, Sabanilla Colon, con trasbOrdo en- Puer-
to-Rico Habana.
vIAJE DIRECTO DESDE PUERTO-RICO
SANTANDER h
salida de Puerto Rico el dia 10 de cada
mes.
:. camara. aa- cAmara. 5. c. prsfsos Sc oAmara
l66 1sO rs So
Tambien puede hacerse el viaje, saliendo de
Puerto-Rico, los dias a, l3 y % de cada mes
y trasbordando en- 10 Habana
Los precios para estos wales, son los 81
guientes: sita4Z'3
De Puerto-Rico la Habana. $50 = "a 8 16
Ue Id. &Santander, Oadiz 6 Bar "A
I celona (vfa Habanal. .s..... 200 l6O 10
/. Sc expiden pasajes de ida y vuelta con 26
PIX de rebaja,
'Habra rsbajas para las familias nunerosas
con nihos ~ I -, ~-0. " -i-.-A. ~-A
Il. PRIMERA z SEGUNDA OAMARA.
On nifo hasta de afios, en- cada eamilia,
gratis. Los demas hasta amos un cuarto
pasaie. Los de a7 d IL afios medic pasaje.
Los demas pasaje entero.
TEROERA CLASE.
On niflo, hasta dos amos, gratis. Los nj
nos hasta amos medic pasaje. Los demas
pasaje entero. .c1si
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-04-26
Annoliated Accidulated Peruvian GusnO.

Este magnifco abono preparado expresa-
mente para Ia CANA, y que ha dado tan bri-
lIantes resultados donde quiera que Sc ha en-
pleado Sc encuentra do Venta, en- el almacen
de los que suscrloen 81 SO cts por barrn de
iOU kilos netos, al contado.
Lag gran escaseA' que hay del Guano del Pc
una alza notable, circumstances por Ia cual
otrecemos & 81 bo Gus ea 'PefuIian lGuano"
Reconoc;dos por nuestrOS acendados las
excelencias de este abono so5re los demas
empleados hasta hoy, en- vista del esplendido
exito~ Obtelido, escusamos toda recomenda.
ci6n. Ell ''AmmoHlated and AciduIated Pc
ruvian Guano" esta recomendado ya por ID ex-
perieEcia y.p0r la practlcss II ca 4 / Il
Mayaguez 4 dc tebrero de 1882.
q Gofh4sns Asp'EtsbE'a6fa II EtsE'a6 b Ca. b, II. myo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-04-26
Sc estima pOr hOmbres

cientffcos en- ] 10 librxs al aho la caAtidad de
shHento que itoma cada persona De esta
cantidad la manteca que consume es una Ii.
bra Ia semana 10 one equlvale veinte = Gin.
co libras al aflO por cada indrviduo. FAhora
blen, la diferencia entire Ia marca AGUILA Y
la clase mas inferior de m nteca es solamente
ctja por libra de manera que 10 que V vie-
ne economizar usando una clase de mantecs
un tabaco. No seria mejor que fnmase " un
tabaco menos ysupliese su familia con la
marcs AGJILA que alimenta al joven ell
d6bil y da vida, 'salud al anciano. Los sefiO-
res PLAZA Bravo de ,Mayaguez tcaban de re-
cibir una buena partida de Ia manteca marca
AGUILA, ea}
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-04-26

Este maravilIoso balsamo sana infalible
mente las neridas antlguas, las llagas, Y los
males de pieruas de pecho. POr medic
de su intiuencia las dlceras virulentas to-
man muy pronto un aspecto convaleciente
y desaparecen. Jamas deja este ungtiento
ue las afecciones de la piel, los constipa-
aos, las toses y el reumatismo, aun cuando
80 ha apelado en- vano q sodos los dem6s
remedies.