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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-11

The regular monthly meeting of the Columbia
Rife Association was held at the National Hotel
last night. After the transaction of the usual
routine business the election of officers to serve
for the ensuing year was proceeded with, and re.
suited as follows: President Colonel J, o. p Burn.
side; vice-presideni, Professor William Hardness
treasurer, George W. Evans secretary, +. W
Lautz; range officer George J. seuilerle; team cap.
tain, Colonel j. o. +: BURNSIDE executive commit
Ross p J. Lauritzen, aud C. +. Fraser. The fol.
lowing gentlemen were then elected members OF
the association Colonel William G. Moore, How.
ard Bell, d. 8. johnson, Lieutenant p. ]. Duffy
Captain W. n. Dalton, Martin Kcndg and g. Al.
ner A general discussion of the programme fol-
the coming season then followed, and after ar.
ranging several matters of minor detail the meet
ing adjourned.
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TIE HERO oF THE CONFLICT.
Hon. Fred Douglass Eloquent Lecture ON
John nro,yr, and His Raid.

John Brown aud Iuia Raid.
Tho Hon Fred Douglass delivered his new lee
ture entitled 1.-THE Hero Of the Conflict" at LIN.
oou Hall last night, for the benefit OF o. p. Morton
Post No. 4. Despite the inolement weather q large
audience greeted the veteran lecturer as he stepped
on the platform, who was in his hapriest vein ana
held bis audience during the two hours and half
that he spoke. The lecturer was introduced by
Register Bruce in q short speech. After few In
troductory sentences, Mr.. Douglass said that per-
sonal feelings are not always safe guido 70 human
is something more Is needed ana h,I IN Inls
be 20 regarded. Viewed alone without Its ante
cedents the
RAID UPON HARPER's FERRY
WINS ole of the most cold blooded ever planned,
ana all the circumstances go TO mako II the most
aggravated over conceived. When an emperor Is
bloyn to atoms, or an oppressive landlord In Ire.
land Is shot, II is viewed with dctestation, but
when the facts are taken in consideration with
what has gone before IL is viewed differently. so
with this raid; viewed with the attending
circumstances, we regard II differently. This raid
was no worse than some Of the excuses COM
mitled on Shermnn's march to the sea Nothing
Is not reaaped that has not first been s3wn. lie
VINO sows the wind must expect 70 reap the whirl-
wind God Is not Knocked, and whatsoever man
sows he shall reap. The difference between the
| moral and physical world is not so marked, yet
the harvest viii nevertheless come Here as else.
where, there are century plants, aud their fruits
WIN surely come. So, my friends, deeper dow i,
| was reaped from two hundred years OF blood and
bondage,
THE ALARM CRY ON THE POTOMAC
| WIS only the answering cry that had gone up
| from African shores when men had been torn
| from their homes to supply slaves for American
! plantations. owing to want of space this deeply
| interesting lecture cannot be treated III det0ll
Only the Salient points can be touched upon. Mr..
\ Douglass traced John Browns efforts 10 iberate the
colore1 race, showed how he was willing to sdcr.
| flee his life In the cause and how for year, ana
years he planned for their emancipation. He gave
most graphic account Of his first Interview with
| him aud described the poor way in which Brown
| lived so that he might save money for his one
great purpose. The lecturer closed by brilliant
tribute to his character and culogy Of his hatred
of oppression aud love for liberty. The lecture
was frequently interrupted by bursts OF applause
and it will doubtless be ms attractive as all OF this
eminent orators previous efforts.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-11
An ErnnraInn tn YIrrinIn

BALTIMORE, MD, May 1O.-An excursion party
from Washington took the York River steamer
from this city at four o'clock this afternoon on
visit to the memorable field Of Yorktown, where
they viii take u ride over the Temple Farm, the
scene Of the national encampmcnt Of lust October
visit the historical Moore house, aud the site o.
the national monument now being erected Tho
party from Washington onsis,s of the MGTQuisC
aud CHARLES, direct descendants of n 3ral Llfiy
cite; Coz gres smen Hall and wife, OF New Hamp,
shire; Reagan aud wife, Of Texas Gambler, wife
ana daughter, OF Massachusetts,; Singleton, Of
Illinois; Bedford, OF Colorado; Senator William!
and wife, Of Kentucky, and other gentlemen and
ladies. In this city they were Joined by many
prominent persons.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-11

Yesterday while lady was passing ON d street,
between Ninth and Tenth streets, she was insulted
by young white man, well dressed and of pre-.
possessing appearance. The man was pursued and
caught at the corner of Ninth and ID streets by
Lieutenant Arnold and Detective Coomes, and
after sharp struggle, conveyed TO the Fifth Pre-
burglars jimmy, u bUck.ja and u number Of
pocket handkerchieis, with different monograms
and initials, were found on his person. The Iris.
Oner refused to give his name, and II is the opinion
in police circles that this man is one of gang who
has been operating successfully in this city of late
The man was Ia ken TO police headquarters anG
locked up on charge Of suspicion.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-11

special meeting OF tho AFFILIATED branch OF the
Land Leagues Of this District was held last even
ing in shea's Hall, Mr. Thomas smith IN the chair
and Thomas MCCabe rs secretary, There was the
utmost unanimity Of sentiment expressed IN de-
amble and resolutions We're adup ed which were
Of such character that they could not be con-
densed, and the crowded state OF THE REPuBLI-
their publication until Saturday when they will
appear in full.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-11
PcnnsNIYnnIn Editorn.

Messrs. A. NJ. Rumbo, editor of the Columbia
Pa) Colrant, chairman, and r. S. Menamin, ed
ior of the Printers Circular, secretary, were in the
city yesterday making arrangements for the ex-
oursion of the Pennsylvania Editorial Association
which Will arrive here on the 9th Of June. The
marty will number about $50, and will be quar-
tered at the National and Metropolitan Hotels.
The programme OF entertainment while here will
include II trip to Mount Vernon, reception by
buildings MIR. Will a. Short Chaperoned the com.
mittee yesterday, and will be the medium through
which they will make their arrangements in this
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-11
National LncIsex club.

The arrangements nrc very nearly completed by
tho National jockey Club for their spring meeting,
which will commence next Tuesday. With such
attractive horses as CrecdmOore, Glenmoorc, Tele.
machas Eolsl, Sparks, Thora, Conn ensHtion.
Oden, sprague, aud Sweet Home, the races viii be
sufficiently exciting TO satisfy the most ardent
the best In the country. The Jockey club has now
a membership of nearly two hundred, composed
roll is increasing daily aud II is believed that It
win soon number at least five hundred names, II
is to be hoped that the weather bureau will dis
pose ofall Its surplus rain this week 50 as to leave
Il clear sky and bright sun for the days oi the
FaCeg
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-11
Mr.. Lyach's sercnnde.

In the report of the serenade TO Hon. Mr.. Lynch,
published OH Tuesday, the credit OF getting up
the affair should have been given to NJ M. How
ard, whose activity in the matter WINS especially
commendable. Mr. Patterson who kindly ten
dered the use of his parors for the reception, has
been warmly thanked by those who had the mat
ter In charge, and REGISTER Bruce declines TO take
any credit TO himself for making arrangements In
which he did not participate he having attended
simply as nm invited guest. Mr.. W. Calvin Chase,
who volunteered to make the report, has sent n
card to THE REPUBLICAN, stating that the omission
of Hon. Fred Douglass name, dnd the fact that he
made an eloquent address, was accidental.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-11
Serial Building Association.

The Serial sNNingi and HuidIng Association
held It's fourth annual meeting last night at IT.
rooms, els Seventh street. The report Of the sec.
rotary and treasury, Mr.. John A. Prescott, showed
the association to be in u flourishing condition
An election Of officers for tie ensuing year re.
suited in the choice Of the following: President
William Henry Browne; vice.presldcnt, Robert
G. Campbell; secretary aud treasurer. John A.
PRESCOTT directors John Cook, Jared b. Terrill, j
W. ST. Clair d, G. Dixon, Henry q, Daley, .. s
Firmin, and NJ. r. C0lirn,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-11
The Cadets FaIr.

Notwithstanding the inclemcncy Of the weather
last evening there was nm appreclatve crowd in
attendance Mt tho fair OF the Washington Cadets.
The Knights of st. Augustine, No. l. and the Web
ster Rifles we've present The voting on the silver
churches Of this city was quite lively. There will
be special attraction this evening, and the pub
lie should not fail to attend
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supposed Murderer Discharged.

Major Brock has received telegram from the
Connellsyilc Pa,) authorities saying that there
was 10 murder committed in the mines at that
place month before or after March 7, 1881. On
receipt of this dispatch Bond was discharged from
custody, and is very wroth ut Ward for having
given the information which led TO his arrest, ana
threatens to make things warm for him If he can
upt Mold pf him
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-11
"AIdcrncy Dairy Wagons,

Fresh Alderney butter churned every morning
and delivered in 1Sb ward" prints, at 45c. per ID
Also cottage cheese, &c. per ball; buttermilE, 80
per quart. and sweet milk &c. per quart
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-11

The Worlds Museum was crowded at both per-
formances yesterday, and its curiositios have
caused odd Fellows Hall 10 become n magnet
which attracts the Washington population. The
performance Of the one legged acrObGts Is exceed
lngly wonderful
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-11

Mr. Fred b. Anderson, the business agent of
snclbakers Mejestics, is in the city, making ar
engagements for the reopenng of the Thenter
Comique, which will take place next Monday
fui young ladies' and novelty not yet announced
will he among the attractions
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A SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
AT
The National Gapital-

MIR. AND MRS. WILLIAM d. CABELL
VIII open Female School ut the National Capital o
Select boarding aud Day School Tor Young Ladies,
on the THIRD WEDNESDAY IN SEPTEMBER,
III the building At present occupied by Mrs. n; II.
Cabeli will lie Assisted by q complete corps Of Mas
ters aud every facility viii be Afforded TO students in
advanced classes, while the preparatory department
win receive most thorough attention. The modern
languages Will form prominent feature OF the school.
For full particulars address the Principal:
WILLIAM ID, CABELL,
ma3.6m lila NJ street n. W., Washington ID. O.
Y ATTN, GREEK MATHEMATICS, NATURAL
Il Science and English privately or 10 CLASS Stu
dents prepared for College and competitive exemna-
tons. Address A. JANUS, a; M
iel Room 81, Corcoran Building
CPENCERIAN business COLLEGE, CORNER
y Nnth and y streets northwest, OCCUPIES tue sec
Dad fiOOr Of LINCOLN HALL BUILDING, Com
plee In It's arrangements for training sons and daugh
terra for real life Graduation exercises held last OF
May. No vacation. students received every month
in the year for nstLgcti9n day or evening, by tlt
month or quarter. SPRING AND SUMMER SES
SIONS give students from other schools opportunity
for business training. Full Information glven Mt tho
College Office HENRY Q. SPENCER Principal
SARA a. SPENCER Vice Principal. ny3-tf
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-11
LOCAL MENTION.
DUBLIC VOICE.

WASHINGTON, d. c., Dec. 30. 1881.
GENTLEMEN: Being Il sufferer
from female weaknesses tn such an
extent could not go around the
house, and having failed TO get re-
lief from the treatment of some of
orr most responsible physicians,
my husband persuaded me to try
Browns Iron Bitters, two bottles of
which completely restored me TO
health, and l am now strong and
hearty. My husband also took
Browns Iron Bitters for Kidney
Complaint with beneficial results.
From the effect shown on me by
the use of the first bottle DR.. Bris-
ton recommended Its continued
use. Mrs. NJ. LAURENT.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-11
NEW MEMBERS ELECTED.

Vacancies among the original trustees having
occurred by the death of Mcssrs. Alexander W.
Randall, John II. briggs, Thomas A. Jencks. 0rris
f. Benjamin, and Daniel Palsy, the following
persons were elected to fill the vacancies: Messrs
David X. Cartier, Omar ID. COnger, Edw. Mcpher-
son, Henry Is. Anthony, James II. Hawley, John
A. J. CresWell, Montgomery g. Meigs. and Nathan
COT, jr. The death Of Managers Francis Thomas
Richard Yates, Alexander ". Randall, Nathaniel
G. Taylor, aud Henry ID. Cooke were announced
aud the following persons chosen to fill tho yacan
cies oeea'iOned thereby: Messrs. John A, J. Cres-
well, Montgomery Q. Meigt, DAVID X. Cartier,
meeting then adjourned, subject to the call of the
president of the association.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-11

THE highest cash prices paid for dresses and
gents clothing, watches, jewclry, &C. Call on or
address Herzog, sos Ninth street, near Pennsyl-
yania avenue.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-11
LINCOLN MONUMENT ASSOCIATION.
Meeting OF the Trustees-Pernancnt Or
EnniEntIOn EGected.

A regular meeting of the trustees of the Lincoln
Monument Associ ation was hold at the Capitol
yesterday. Those present were General Nathaniel
p. Banks, Of Massachusetts, Hon. Godlove 6. Orth,
Of Indiana; General Halbert L, Paine Of Wiscon-
sin Hon. Charles o'Neill, of Pennsylvania, and
Hon. John Hill, of New Jersey Tho board organ
lied by the election of Mr. Orth as temporary
chairman Permanent officers Of the association
were then elected as follows: General Nathaniel
p. Banks, president lin place of Hon. Thomas
president; Edward Mcpherson, OF Pennsyly anita,
secretary. and John W. Thompson, Of the Dis trlct
of Columbia, treasurer.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-11

THE REPUBLICAN, will be issued as usual in
double sheet form on Saturday, and will be up to
its regular high standard in respect to local and
political gossip, personal intelligence fashion and
age notes and book reviews
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ot corner New Jersey ave-
Fcning.

ALL EA-PhlSONhNS OE WAX WHO
meet meet TONIGHT !ThnTsday, May ~ At e a. r.
nSys MEDICAL ASSOCIATION.
special meeting of the Medical Association of the
d 9i Rooms 90 No. S New es Ss9 q a. as M'e
Day NEXT the lsh instant, at o'clock p. m. BY
WV '. Wv .sD','' A. Y. p. oARNETT, MD.
]. y. HARTIGAN, NJ. d. Secretary myll3t
Y" ELECTION OF IE,a D5REG Z y Nav ,ss,
=, SOsSs hereby ysP 6s ;IoSk6SSSrs rs Cap
E NJ Rs s2 @ a THd a
between the hours of and l;o S,ql9ek M
w. BovauroN, Secretary. - - myS5tf
Ing brGch Of the FqrrOgu association in ms city
Phliadeiphia and elsewhere. viii please address W.
r r.. Republican office mas-tf
a1Ys PosroFFIcE NOTICE.
the Foreign Mails for the week, ending sATgR-
Via 3 ~ o r WEBS 81 at Hihoh of
E o by snd Fee BE- ss a
liza and at $50 a. m. for France direct BY steam.
by Steamship Main, Via Southampton and Bremen,
hin Ae Via s 81 'GE ee erSPS er q GERMANY
and France must be directed per "AGrntc ~ and at
MOUTH cherS SSS a a%SaE SSsHl TG NJ
at n m fnr EurnDp nv sipn mgliD Cily of Montreal
Nv y " ~, W, ~, 49,, ~ ~ w. ti,i
wa SG eo LOT ~ HS SeSahd
mus u tr Enrone ~ saoinShln T ia
y III a., 1nJ T,svs a,i,I 10 ~, Gr IA
direct by Steamship Ethiopia via Glasgow and at IL
IN. for Belgium direct, by steamship Vaderland,
via Antwerp. Tho malls for Newfoundland, by
steamship Canirna close ON Tuesday, ut D. The
mails for Brazil and West indies BY steamship Pom
ca via Baltimore close on Tuesday nj 73O y. NJ The
malls tor AspinwRll and South Pacific, by steamship
Acapulco, close on wednesday, at 10 q NJ The malls
for the WindWard Islands, craftsmanship Murel, close
Mantnnzas III slcanlshp civ oil san Antonio ciose
on "wednesday al / d. M The mails for Berinutla by
steamship Flamborough close on Thursday at 1880 D.
m, The mais for Cubn aud Mexico, by Steamship
tiiy OF pnebln close ON Thursday nj i!Sj D. M The
malls for jamaica Turks Island Jncmel Greyton,
and Port Simon, by steamship Andes close on Fri,
day, at H. m. The malls los Mexico via New Or
leans, close ON Friday, at 1850 u. M The malls for
! Cuba and the West indies by stenmehip NiaaaTn
/ close on Saturday at 1890 ID, m. The mails for
| China and Japan, via San Francisco, close MAY
9, at p. m, The mails for Australia &C., via San
frAhcisco' cloIe hihS ~, ht p ~, ,>, ,,
HENRY o. PEARSON, Postmaster
| PosrOffIck NEW fonH, May o. ISL APPS
f4Y@, WILLIAM n. BRADY HAS REMOVED
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-11

THE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN, with its full amount
of interesting reading matter, will be Is ued to.
day. Copies in wrappers ready for mailing may
be had at the business Office
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-11

M Positively these goods must be sold, as we will
not carry any Of them over the summer.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-11
DISTRICT BREvITIEs.

For he hidd7e Atlantic States, rain, Jolo,ced BY
CLEARING ced<r, edssrly shifting 10 northcos minds
stationary or otoer temperature Jollo,Cod By rising
barometer,
For Washington, from a. m. 10 NATURALIZATION,
JoAotrcd b. clearing ,Deather.
Thermometric readings-7a m, 63.5o; II a. M,
CO., p. M, 6s.loi Up. M, 0lo; II p M, GOloj
maximum, 72.ioi minimum. cole.
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RIBBONS, So,

y. = '-''is So 49,
S6TENHE~WIsE FOR HEALTH on DAILY
i walks Depend" Feet relieved without pain
IN n few minutes lhousandB, from far and near,
visit DIR WHITES CblyOpodia tstlblish menil ~
pennsylvania avenue opposite Willutd's Hotel, iDr
relief lronl and Avoidance Of Herd and son corns'
BuuiOns Club and Ingrowlng Malls, aud all cum
plants OF the feet, llpura, a. ~. TO D. N, Qnloe
iea}l per Wait Hstabiishedl Washinssoni " O.
infedis mr.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-11

You can publish three-lino advertisement Of
WANTED" For Rent" For Sale," or Lost"
three times for twenty cents in THE REPuB-
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-11

N~zgeTuE SURVIVORS OF THE GULF
VIZ Squadron, who willing to Join In organic
Ing braiich OF the Farragut Association In this city
several OF which are in II furnishing condition In
Philadelphia and elsewhere, will please address w.
Il. H.. Republican office. ma8tf
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-11

Sn Market Space
is the man 10 mako them Milde,pr roof Store AVN.
lnga sDecnltY, aanOlm
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-11
GRENADINESI GRENADINES I!

In the most magnificent assortment ever displayed
in Washington.
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daily. tDaily except 3
Baltimore and Ohio DcpO
pttp and
MornbiQ,
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Trains marked ! daily. u
daily except Sunday. All
gtOD Mt Relay station,
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n99-" ELECTION OF DIRECTORS:
VIZ WAsIIISGToS, ID. c., May s, 1852.
Notice Il hereby given the stoSkh9laers Of The Cap
itol, North Street and South Washington Railway
that the annual election of seven Directors OF said
company will be held at the GeS corner Third and
between the hours of aud 4So o'clock p. IN.
CHAS WHITE, President.
E ROVguTON. Secretary, myg-5t+
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-01-20
BOletin MercantiI.

en- su n1mero correspondents al 30 de
diciembre pr6ximo passdo, ssf como de
la csrta que nuestro digno recono.
dido jefe 3irigfa el mismo dia al Direc-
tor y Redactores de aquel peri6dico,
6rgano dc nuestra patr6tica colectivi.
dad, tributAndoles sus placsmes por las
dignas y scertadas spreciaciones que
dicho articulo Contiene, y en- gu couse-
cuencia fu6 acuerdo unAnime alherirse
en- un toao 10 expuesto en- 6ste y aqu6.
liz, nosin haCer fervientes votos per que
IL indisoiubla union del gran Partido
Unconditional contin1e por la serda 4
que so noble mission 10 conduce, y pro-
testsndo contra Ia idea de que en- an
seno pueda haber quien sea conforme
con Ia formation del funesto nuevo
terCer. .partido & que el Imp0rcial de
Madrid ha hecho referencia.
Dsspu6s de SCordsr 90 eleve C6pia de
ests acta al 6r. Presidente del Oomit6
Central, por si tiene & bien ordeuar su
publication, di6se por tsrminado el ac.
to susCribiendo los senores concurren.
tes la presente de que 20 81 SeCretario
accidental Certihco
~ Presidente, Salvador Villarongs.
Los Vooales, Luis r. MunoA-Joe6
Dolores Borgos. - Nicolas 64ntini.
Gregorio Rodriguex. - El Secretario
Accidental, Modesto Arribss LIZARD. "
\ para ga remission & Ia Presldencia
del Oomit6 Central On virtud de 10 scor.
dadc, libro Ia presente en- Barranquitas,
3 diez de enero de- mil ochociantos
ochsnta J dos..-M. Arribas Lis1rdi.-
We be- Presidente, Suivudor Vlla.
ronqG.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-01-20

por dona Fsustina Saez de Melgar y
de Ia cual es aqui agente D. Pablo
Oalvet.
Sus patrones, 6gurinas y aemss gra.
balos llaman Ia atsncion; y cor los 1ti-
les conocimientos que propsga Sc hace
indispensable para las familas.
CASINO DE SAN j. st.--Para 81 20 se
anuncia un bale do reglamento en- este
circulo.
Damos expresivas gracias po, ia es-
quela de invitaci6n que para el citado
acto 80 nos ha ramitido.
ALARKA. -Oaus6la grande aver tarde,
an Ia cAlie de la Luna, la noticia de que
hsbia si]o envensnads una nina de cor-
ts sdad. Aclarado el hecho, result6 que
ls adolesosnte hsbia sido embriasada
con bebidas slcoh6licas. A consecuen.
cia del suceso fu6 dstenida una muier.
PAN.-Ss ha decomisado una gran
cantidSd fAits de peso.
TA1AoUERos.-Ssgdn el snuncio que
Va en- otrA parte, en- la acreditada "a
brica Las DOS ANT1L1As, del Sr. r ,dlf.
guez Fuentss, 81 necesitgn opersrios
buenos cuyo jornal ufaimo no bsiarG
de 10 reales disrios.
S6panlo, pues, los hlbiles tabsqueros.
ESoUELA DE M6s1oA aRATulTA PARA Lon
pObres. ha .nstalsdo ei acredlta 10
professor D. Fsiipe G lti6rfez en- el Ca
sinO de Artesanos y dara c'sse los mar.
tes, jueves y sabados, q las ssis y media
de la taTde.
UN RENEDIo NATURAL QUE DEsA1IA Ia
imitaclon.- dice quo eI cimlen,o GU.
rativo de! Aceits do H gado de Bsca-
lao es el yodo, pero sceite y ycdo
misturados srtifcialmente forman uua
composition Gin va,or slguno. Hay
iDgredientes en- ell huido natural de- los
cuaies So principal constituyeute medi-
cinal no puade producer el efecto desea.
do en- los males pulmonares y otros
para los cuales SO receta.
No Sc sahe cu6Ies son estos inpre.
dientes, pero 81 muy ben que 90
precise conservsrlos On tcda su lntegri
dad, cuanlo go prepare ell aceite 6 se
destruye sn utilidad. E., pues, porque
son copselv>.dos TN sus coDbinaoio.
mes originates en- 81 Aceite de Fl gado
de Bacalao puro de Lsnman y Kemp,
que 80 le ha dado un lugar tan importan-
te On la materia me lica. Sus cualida.
des restsuradoras y sanativas no son
tan iguales por nine1a otro acsite en-
su uso hctual. Uus cucharadita con
dos del PsctorAl dc Aoaoahuita es
modo mas facil y mejor de tomar 81
Aceite.
SANToBAL -S,bado, 21. Santa Ines,
vi-gen, y San Fructuoso y compaieros
m6rtiree.
Domingo, %. S,n Vicel te, di6cono,
y San Anspt~slo, m&rtir.