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FEDDERSEN WILLINK 4 CO.
ICON sucursal Ell SAN THOMAS.)

Comisioaistas.-BanqHcr os.-Giran letras en- 20
la caniid4das sobee las pFinclpales plaEas de Ia
ropa los Estados-Cuidos.
impoatadores de ttdas pgocetlencias con expecial
lad en- Ell amo d. mercaneias.-&o de Ia
mama
Agentcs generates de- las s'guientes compailtas d
Seguros contra incenA os.-Royarlnsur Com.l "A
nv de Liverp0ol-Nortbern Assurance, Londrcs d.
saguro Maritime Marine Insurance Company
Londres seguso sobre IA vida-N sw-Yo.k Ii
Ensu ance COMPANY. - MewYo ork. - Agentes de
Lloyd Andaluz. Caliz - Agentes de la CompaniF
Naa Real Inglesa. AGENTS generates del tamost
Abono para Ia cana labaco :: cafe de- Ohlandofhoi
F.onlres. A sentes del acredtado Ahono para ia
cana 3 adIey superior Phosphate.
ConsnaAo Aleman.
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-; siglo xTx.-Llamamos la

atenci6n del rii4,iico hacia el annncio
qne en- otro lugar insertan los Sres.
Font y Rosell6 acerca de las selecta>
Iinfroducciones que acabau de efectuaf
en- su acreditado iglO XLX.
Todo 10 que ALI Sc expende es de
lnovedad, elegante y barato.
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iPIlNOS! iPIINOS!
EN- LA AGENCIA MUSICAL
De RAMON SARRIERA.
Gale de San Francisco mum. SO.

Ha llegado otra remesa:de los
famosos PIANOS DE BBRNAREGGI
GAsso & Co. tan recornendados
por los celebres artistas RUBINs-
TEN y SoFfA MENTER.
En- primer vapor aleman lle-
CARA otra grande remesa de los
SIN RIVAL PIANOS de TIL.
STEINWEG. NACHF primeros
Modelos, entire ellos uno de cola
de concerto.
PIANOS de ERARD (de Paris)
grandes Modelos.
Todos d cuerdas cruzadas de
gran solidez y potencia en- los
sonidos.
PIANOS de la acreditada fabrica
de HERR, NEVEU & Co. Gran
de y prirneros Modelos.
VISTA HACE E'E!
Las ventas al contado y a pla-
zos:
Accessories de todas .clases Y
mlisica impresa para PIANO ms
rRUMENTos varios; nuevas factu-
ras recibidas. "a
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GRIIIlICICIOI.

Habiendo. y. Juan France IA.
ras0ain, de L0iza, que en- In ac-
tualidad aspira q ser autoridad, trss-
pasado sus bienes en- cabeza agena, y
no sabiendo ell autor de este anunc:o
como obligarle a satisfacer cantidades
en- Elective que lie ha prestado y otras
que lie adeuda, dar& una buena gratif-
caci6n a la persona que le sefiale Ell
modo seguro de cobrarle.
Eu esta imprenta dar&n raz6n.
Mario 20 de 1888. 81
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DEPOSITO DE NUEBLES
DE JOSE F. MURIAS.
Al n
FORTALEIA NUM-. 40.

P los dl vapre M Mpo puerto a cibilo
vario nrtdo de mneb debo a construction gantes for
mas segnro que satran ell caprIcho ma, .d,INado
elo de
!oza lie mamo ,e capicloas f)rnas pre muy m6lcos.
Los que queran aonar la Ultima moda POGO dnero
elgancia msta hoy conoida EN- los mno.
Hay oos los toa las t)rnnas q1eeis conveno ha
cendo vista al reterd0 local. 3S
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c. PRhTS & co. ranoa 8.

Casa de giros y comsiones- Agentes de la En-
presa de vapores del Excmo. or. Marques de Campo
de la Compania Barcelonesa de vapores trasatlan
ricos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-04-01
A LA. GANGA.

Gran almacen de muebles sin rival
en- Puerto Rico de Quirico Masjuan.
LIE ofrece al pdblico inteligente IN
variado surtido de muebles de todaf
procedencias y principalmente de Vie
na d precios nunca vistos.
III 44.---San Francisco.--44
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carne.-Durante los dias 2,

Is, 8 y 10 del eutrante abril Sc expen-
Edera en- esta capital la libra de carne
de res vacuna d Is cuartos los tres pri-
meros, y d is Ell dltimo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-04-01
IMP TkNTE
A LOS HACENDADOS
PROPI iRIN De RBlNK lRNlDORS PlNlORES
de poner del p1bco haber
cbo complete nrto de las pnuas preparas ists para
Immediate de la Fabrca de
Wadswort, Martinez y Longman,
W-YORK.
NEW YORK.

sobesalente de colores tan permanenes
brantes a geneazado los Unido en-
Espaha y en- las Rep1blicas Sub Anericanas
Esa completamente peparaia apcaci6n Immediate por
pnar puede empeaa buen exo ell pnto prac
de udad e evta rabao de mezca desper
dco conguiene de acete agaas ahorano perda de
tempo.
NOTA-Iamamos1a aeci6n de los hacendados sobre la
parac6n Oxo de hero de la misma fbca
acho de me de de ferro
caes pOrate conductores dc paa etc. Esta pnu
de heo amagamaa maqlinas de poten
lie da la supeeie pna dureza tan solo la MADEIRA
herro Remmo caaogos de los coores gratis
tonde S pitan.
.Tenemos consante exSencia Petr6leo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-04-01

El .4geate one la compahia Piliain
piensa ahrir uu abono de seis tunciones.
Celebraremos que clio Sc reaiice.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-04-01
SUCESORRS De J..SALA L CO.
Gale del Deposito MIN. l. Marina.

Casa de gisos comisiones. importadores d.
todas nroc5d ncias AgentAS d. vapores Herrera
Inca de New-Yofk De la Compania de Seguros
contra !ncendios Hambnrgo Magdebprguesa De
ee.tifno amargo dc Angostura del Dr. Soegeit.
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Raiie.- Tendra lugar mahana
come cosa segura

domingo nnc de c0ntlanZa en- Ia Socle-
dad de Amigos de Rio-piedras.
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,abaAoS de ferza, 32O Re &ssaHss SsSE*
U0tut1OneS minute. La &s8szaSSrIE&s%HkRH~
PASTA LUBRICADO- pss.azsss ssassseasssss9&A
RI ha Sido Ia lnca - IlRRNib0p,
osici6n que ha podido sssaumm
siSfr prueba tan -<-xgsHM&f&7T
~>d"atANA
En- sla de Cuba ha empeado por mucos e sebo
ubricar las valvuas cindro toda cIase de
solo las de lngeno tambn las ocomotoras
Napores.
En- In parte de los esabccimicnos inlustriales
ompanas Ferro-Carreras de gaera Fancia los Eados
Undos ha abodo complete esa costunbre ri alcal
la sal coniene ell Sebo las valyuas los cindrO
los ropetaros de maqunas pueden observar los
de consndo aueas pueden cortar los tonos o
asientos de las vaivulas 81 fueran de pomo.
Los Hacendado emplear sebo
los dros pues ademas de las aneores razones hay
muy poderosa la cua quzas hayan fado aencion
que de mportancia.
Los barles de ebo reguamene hayan descubertos
los ngeno odo povo adhere cuando este derrlte
para engrasar los cndos dcho polvo mezado e. por
mucho cuddo que enga maquna coocaro hacienda la
uncones de pasta de eer la necesdad mucas dc
onearos 10 cua propoona gasto de aguna
sideracion
La PASTA LUBRICADORA que tenemos e de po,
ner la consideration del pdbco general de
umdoes particular esa atas herm6tcamente cerradas
las materias de aquea en fabrcada medic
de procemeno sumamente prolific evitar la reproduc
de sales aaes sustanclas ell hlerro
especamente cuandose haa alta temperature pro
lucida por la consante frccidn ell vapor.
Recomendamos pdbco prueba de nuestra Pasta Lu
cubrdora estamos seguro de su compea aceptacon.
Crosas y Finlay.
| llSmyv San Juan, Puerto-Rco,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-04-01

Cinismo.-Dice g. Fl Pueblo "
que la politica Unconditional es pertnr-
.badora.
Y ell one Sc aeclar6 en- 1913 separa-
tista. como diz qae hizo algnien que
escribe ahora en- n Pue5to, sqn6 sera?
Aguardamos la repuesta, one debe
ser curiosa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-04-01

.Al I'm espanoies!- Copiamos
de Las N0gedndes de Nueva- York:
"EI Iuues (5 del one finaliza) Sc
presentaron en- el eonsulado de Espaha
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DlTBON. PLiNlS f.CO. Pmfg3islso mggfias1

Almaeenistas, Importadores Comisionistss.
Agentes unicos dl A2UCAR CENTRAL del sr ID.
Emilio vadi, Agdads, del ANS COLON de 10
iuda de D. Juan Martinez de Mataro.
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S s: OF. =. =.

Alum line OF property always on hand
Collections of all Kinds promptly
attended 10. Parties wishing
% buy, sell, rent or make
investments will find
it to their interest
to call and
see lis.
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IrATION.

Q
The state OF Texas 'ro the Shprn on
any Constable OF McIennan County.
or eting;
lou are hereby commanded that you
summon by making publication Of tli.
citation in some new paper published
in McLeumn county. I,Nys. for
tour successive weeks previous To-
return day hereof, G. 7, Ward, to be a"d
appeir before e Honorable District
Court OF Mel. 'nnan county, IrXa,, at the
court house thereof in the city Of Waco,
on he 18th Monday after the Bird Monday
in August, A. u. lSS3, thu and there to
answer the petition OF Elil ,bcth ward.
Dlaintiil. tllei in said Court on the 9Th daN
OF August, A u. lss3, against the aid g..
r. Ward, tctendan'. tor salt numbered
1868; the nature fl which dcmahd is n.
i,liuws. to-Wi An acton Tor divorce,
plaintiff legjng rs her grlu' ds Tor ava
action, cruel treatment and abardonmrn'
tor three veals on the part OF -Aid offend
ant, c. T, Ward. Plaintiff prtys judy
ment Tor divorce and the custody Ot their
I three children, the fruits OF the marriage
/ OF pliutti and defendant.
Hcicln tail not. but OF tins writ, nnd
/ how you have executed III" same, make
/ due return a. HE lnw direct.
lssded under my hand, and the s,a
Of the District court I McLrnnan
. H. 5 County, TcNos, 1t office in Wa
this the tn y Of August, lS'3
Attest: L, f BtAsLtT.
CLERK District Court McLeunau County
TrXl-
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LOCAL MARK ELS.
Wholesale Prices for Iendtp.
staples Yesterday.

several bales OF new cotton came 10 to.5.v
Notwithstanding the Anticipated sbortcr,, mi,
year adSices show that cotton. instead ID 81.
'ahclns' IA again On the decline Cuuntr, mr.,
uu'e' with the exception Of sweet p,tu.a,
mas ad'a cei on account OF the short sunni,
and steady demand 'f'''
Long staple, light; me- uum to dne medium
49,. g sN months growth lsg.ut; due VOL
CorroS.
strict mid ilIngsc; miidllne s,.c. .tr,c,,.,,
inluuIllng SIC; low mlddlue -. .trlct pn',i
g5'uun'g y, 'r'i good ordinary 5hci stained,
COUNTRY rRoorcE.
Turkeys, per doz., -. uoal0oo rhtcs.r.
pes doz., 81 OOG2 30. k.s. igt,alt. MI,
10 I1oi. IL incy lUWl2Ic irish uSt,toe.. new
,,N gI 20. sweet potatoes 81 2ial Co. Hide.
green DC, dry Mint l2al3
HARDWARE
Axes. per dozen, IS io1s %; nails, per Ike.
uhlls, s5.vJGi.i1i iron, 4c rates; narb.I wire.
49, pam fence wire, '4aGc; b.lting ~ Del
d i, u,seStnl scsrs, IL YES, D per cent.
u'''ouhti names, 81 liGI ~.
LUMBER
a rough Lumber, 81 10 per Nj flooring, 81 .5v
peI M s!Hlug, ycllrw pine So An u.r Nj
siW'ng. White pine, So vi per Nj; sidius, pup-
,, a,' '+o 70 Per Nj ceiling, yellow pine. $50 uI
ceiling, poplar s. " per Nj shingles, rc-t
. cI pprs' y 70 per- " shingles, second best
- U per NJ finishing la nher, poplar, S. .uI
per NJ; Finishing lumber, white pine, SO 10
sRAIS ASu tonAoG.
pr Sn hay, per IN, SIC mlIlrt hay
What pSMi eaI '9} Ga'"' oe per @ 'o[
10 5O1; Oats 800 Barley jc, shrai oats !! "
y 90 Mlllet SO per TN. Sew millet lu
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have Tor sale and viii sell at from ~
to ~ per cent cheaper than can lie bought
anywhere else thr following machinery.
one IL saw Wiushir Gin
one % Saw Winship Gin.
Two 80 Saw Win. hiu Gin.
One Wlnship condenser
TWO Winship feeders.
one set new Winsbip 90 saws ON shaft.
one new brush for SAY gin.
one Ninship screw Tor press.
one No. > Fought Dcering horse power,
Onr small Kentucky cane mill
Also large lot oI OK ra' Tor Winship
gins. presses and engine. consisting OF
gin rlbs, I'm saws. iron pul'evs. mrgr and
smali ct" etc j {. FNlltR.
July 25th. lSS3. Waco. rr\t,s.
u21dNwln
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NO SOURED MILK.
No SPOILED MEAT.
NO STALE EGGS

1t will keep them fresh and sweet for
III ulS Day and does not impart the slight
est foreign aisle to the nrtlIl,s treated. Ii
is 50 simple in operation that a child car
tollo" the direction. /, as harmless a,
'hlt'nnd co SONY traction OF a cent to a
pound OF meat fish. butter or cheese or to
quart Of milk 'ruis is no humbrg: it i.
endorsed by such men as PrU Sam'l "
johnson, OF lnle COZ &C. Sod hy drug
-lsts aud grocrrs. Suuplc packages sem
prepaid by mail or ,Xpr, s. Ia We prefer
un recent ct price Name your expires,
Office Nrndlne brand tor meat, Ocean
wave Tor fish and sea food; SuuN Flake
or milN, butter and rh Is Anti-Frlmrft.
Nh'l-tly and Atti-M I'D, 10 per M. zach,
l,rari Tor err am; Queen toreggs, and Aqua
N't.e Tor mud extracts 81. per h. eacn
me HUMl TON FOuD PRESERVING CO..
- kllby st, Boston, Mass.
--S-1d& Win.
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Have your prescriptions prepared at
II Behreus drug store, "a Aus IN street,
Hamlet 4 klaubers old stand,
n 7.l6t- ell
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Prescriptions specially at all hours
d.y or night by competent dispensers.
Tucker q willis b, the place --O7l5,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-08-10

Dnnslger : NegetaOlr Fever and Agur
Powders are sure and safe cure Tor all
malarial fever, dyspepsia and billion, com.
plants. These powders have been
thoroughly tested, having been selling on
their m,rltS Tor the past thirty years prin-
cipAily in the eastern states and in tn,
West lldic.. See testimonials, which can
be had on application Price ~ per box.
Can be sent by mai. For llr by Castles.
Morrison ~ Co, Waco, agents, Tor cen.
trul lrXas.-OlO4,lly
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Mems low shoes at A sacrifice, reduced
IN s3jO. AZ, 2.75, $3.50, s. aud slJO at
sanger b o's. shoe dep rtment-V9o'tc'
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A.N'H lghston is no longer in the en-
p'oymrnl at 6. II. Lewis & co.'s dray
line s-5-lw
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we have drive for yon M hanlker'
chisfs and Won will DO well 20 see them
at Levine BrOs.-s-5-tc
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the EXAMINER liner
,r.L BREsIliES
,n,ere.t From our STE
i'e" .,.r. vote Books
...,,a,bcr +, dishcatt ming to every


lew .r. note Books
rbi. weather is ilah'"'' ''"S ~ '''''
Pr r.r,rt good butter as
hey 'c'''' co.,. 49, ,.. avery exertioa to
waco .hou'' ', NJ" ~. Louis shops
,ec,re the ''A' ,.,, tr n, fl v.t.r,
There is .l' = wn.nc.dny niGht.
,b,at that s''' ''"- , ..,, ..,
,,.,..rnel,ns continue pt h'liul ana
.aoy,ous wagon 'o'"' are O''"S"' !"
9,, t
..i.,. will hr conducted AZ 81.
EE'',,i..ppal church tins afternoon at
y. Itr
u HOY. are ~ goi' TO the Bos-
= D ,.mp-mc liuE mex sunday with
brew '' ',,il..
ihI' d" an oo,, ,hot g farmer in
IL ak. I'm some. save When sur
BOW INV candidate tor puhl'c wriRh"r.
fVll''' ..,..,l comtn,tahtr new
The ban. ''o''' , I" Nar1ny q noe is
ping ln,ireI and appreciated by travel
y 'cI 1'''
n ,,.,l,o wm Tnnes and W T..
Tom Ma"",", tntrtv-ninr nr,itir
SR,e-t sI''A ,'ht i,ts 1t II iii on thrir
tnIyaI "''
~ "'' ,r,o.s vuI hc hold at fla.
n -pfne '.I''' ,o tri. cv"ninv at
~ ts4N =
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At your own price--a pair OF shoes, a
j. T. sullivan 4 Cos.
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Levine Bros red letter sale Of sin lr
mosquito bar, ready made, for u cents.
-S-5.tc
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Buy your shoes at Sanger Bros,
-OsOJtc.
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~ We refer by permission 10 Waco
State Bank, Waco National Bank
and State Central Bank.
The following is II partial list of
property we are now offering:
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25.CENT COLUMN.
DENTISTRY

hR GFO p MANN, Dentist, IS Austin AN-
- rWIr. FIRST. elias work at reasonable
lttue- 81, clAi attention given 10 the treat
uuui ut the natural teeth. -.ualdU
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Nav ORLEAss, Augusta light exchange oi
New York 81 M per , OJl pre- mum, sterling
nlrhsnar banktrsl hLII " v.
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NEW lonE, August The market for spot
cotton Opened nrmer and ruled quiet. closed
quiet; al grades advanced ordinary and good
Ordinary g &c; low miultug .c lower, and
others l-l6' lower; T,Aas gu TED
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-07-31
Maine Central Railroad Co.

NyHEREAS, a written application Of mot less
w than tw enty stockholders. owning not less
than afth Of the whole amount Of capital stock
Of the company paid in has been made to the di-ec
tors TO call special meeting Of the stockholders Of
said company,
To see If the stockholders will instruct the direc-
the name and behalf of the Maine Central Railroad
Company, to prevent the execution of the proposed
lease Of the Eastern Railroad to the Boston Maine
Railroad. or give any instructions 10 the directors
lating to said lease and to act upon any other mat
ter that may lawfully come before said meeting.
Notice Is hereby given that meeting Of the stock
holders of the Maine Central Railroad Company will
be held at Granite Hail. 10 Augusta. ON Tuesday, the
fourteenth day Of August, issS, to act upon the fol-
lowing articles, to wit:
ITO see II the stockholders will instruct the d.
ectors TO institute the necessary legal proceedings
in the name and behalf of the Maine Central Rail-
road Company to prevent the execution Of the pro.
posed lease Of the Eastern Rsi DAD to the Boston 4
Maine Railroad give any instructions to the direc-
tors relating 10 the said lease and to act upon any
other matter that msy lawfully come before said
meeting.
Also by order Of the Directors
2-To see If the stockholders will ratify lease OF
the Eastern Maine Railroad entered into by the d.
rectors behalf of said Maine Central Railroad Com.
pany.
3-To see II the stockholders will ratfy lease Of
the Maine Shore Line Railroad from Brewer TO sul.
ivan Bay or River, entered into on behalf Of said
aaine Central Railroad Company.
By order OF the Directors,
JOSIAH II. bRUMMOND, Clerk.
Portland July 26, 1858.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-07-31
The Growth of Colts.

In the general horse markets of this coun-
try, nothing is so great disparagement to
ready sale as the want Of size. No matter
how powerfully the horse may be built, with
strong body on short limbs, no matter how
much capacity he may have for digestion and
work, If he is small he brings only meagre
price, and is led away with the contemptuous
opinion that he is only pony. Like the nub-
bin in the corn crib, he is estimated to be of
very little value. The attainment of size is
the labor of scientific breeding and generous
nourishment Undoubtedly the law that Like
produces like, or tine likeness of some ances-
tor refers as much to size as to form, color,
temperament and action, and the success sful
effort to change law is the gradual result of
long continued crossing and treatment Both
the sire and the dam should be as perfect spe-
cimens as can be found, in size as well as in
general proportions. Nothing deteriorates
horse progeny so much, as the selection of
unsound and manifestly imperfect parents
Public policy should demand the passage of
statutary prohibitions in every State of the
Union against breeding from unsound and
weedy sires and dams. If such legal disa-
bilities had been applied when the Govern
ment was formed, the average horses of this
country would have been advanced many
generations over their present state of per
fection.
Our farmers, and breeders of horse stock
generally, should make it special point, to
exclude from the harems dwarfed stations
and dIminutive mares. Then they should
give heed to the proper care and feeding of
the colts during the years of their more rapid
growth. and they would not only benefit
themselves pecuniarily, but would contribute
to the permanent value of the horse stock of
this country in the future ages.-Nationak
Lire Stock Journal.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-07-31

The secret Of the universal success of
Browns Iron Bitters is owing to the fact that
il is the very best iron preparation made. BY
thorough and rapid assimilation with the
blood it reaches every part Of the body, CIV
ing health. strength and endurance to every
portion. Thus beginning at the foundation
it builds up and restores lost health. II does
not contain whskey or alcohol. 1t will not
blacken the teeth. 1t does not constipate or
cause headache. 1t will cure dyspepsia, in
digestion, heartburn, sleeplessness, dizziness, :,
nervous debility, weakness, etc.
Miss Hattie NJ. Garland, 3 5 Bracket street,
PORTLAND, ME-, says: 81 suffered terribly
from kidney troubles. Browns Iron Bitters
relieved me-"
DIR. w. ID. Ewin, Keyser, w. Va, says:
"Many esteem Browns Iron Bitters A. an
excellent tonic. july3lf&wlw
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NO. l78.

desire to sell their lines to the government.
A stock which pays per cent these times 10
not one which is seeking purchasers.
The wife of the editor of the Sydney Her
aid, a lady of great beauty, personified "The
Press" at the Savage Club ball, in Lsndon,
recently The dress was made of white satin
on which actual copies of her husbands paper
had been printed in colored inks.
A Dakota paper uses this argument by way
of assisting immigration to the territory !:
sit costs ELI 200 for man to get mod
crate outfit for farming in Iowa, but all =
woman needs to run . homestead in Dakota
is an oil-stovc, three hens and rooster"
A farmer in Henry county, Ga, was cut
ting wheat not long since, and uncovered =
partridge nest with fifteen eggs in it. The
mother bird flew off, which left the eggs ex-
posed to the scorching rays of the sun. Re-
turning that way two or three hours later, the
farmer was astonished to find that every egg
had hatched out and the. restless occupants
gone.
In l772 bright cloud was observed at
midnight to cover mountain in the island
of Java it emitted globes of fire so lumin-
Gus that the night became as clear ~ day.
Its effects were astonishing. Everything was
destroyed for seven leagues around. Houses
were demolished, plantations were buried in
the earth. and 3040 people lost their lives,
besides 1900 head Of cattle.
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The profit that comes. if any, from al
lowing important machinery, such as now
ing machines. or horse rakes, to stand out
exposed to the changes of the weather.
may easily be calculated by valuing the
time required in visiting the blacksmith
shop, and adding hereto the cost of repairs
necessary in consequence Of such expos
ure. In conversation with smith, he
mentioned dollars in amount of repairs
made for want of proper care Of a single
moving machine. and still there are farm
ers that will continue to shelter their ma
chimes when not in use, under the "canopy
of heaven" and then complain because
the machine does not work we'll, or needs
repairs. A course pursued towards new
horse rake might be said to be little
better, when simple roof made of slabs
resting at one end upon picket fence.
and at the other upon pole on crotches
set in the ground. served as a shelter.
And yet farmers practise such things.