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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-02-07

THE UNDERSIGNED, WHO HAS FOL-
Il lowed the business of nursing for a num-
Der Of years. is DESTROYS of getting employ
ment. Persons needing her services can leave
word at the office of Bishop Il Hagar, or at the
Of Mrs. j. Straus, on Mob Hill. No
objection to going into the country.
MRS. N. HOWARD.
Eureka, Dec. 2, 1882. dstf
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For Sale.

TNHE UNDERSIGNED BEING IN POOR
L health is DESTROYS of disposing of her
business on Ruby Hill. The house is doing q
good business, and has seventy regular board.
ers. For particulars, apply to
MRS. CAvANAUGH.
Ruby Hill, July II, 1854. jyisti
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-12-19
gratitnd haeia Vd y los Sres. Ranquier
Z Zapiola, i cuenten con el aprecio Y
buena voInntad de 81 muy atento.
SIS. @ B. s. n.
DoRorBo OLAvARR1A.
COMUNICADOS,
San Juan Pto- Rico, II DIRE. 1883.
Sr. Director del BoLETN MERcANTIL
DoRoTBo OLAvARR1A,

II CdH dlskll to-leiGUs a A. 11utcs 1o20.
4 Sr. Director del BoLETN MERcANTIL
i Muy Sr. mio: Ruego q V. SO sirys
linsertar en- sn apreciable peri6dico L
siguiente por 10 que lie anticipo las
gracias.
Ieyendo ell articulo que inserta el
niimero las de ese peri6dieo fecha l6
del corriente, relative al confiicto de
que da cnenta con motive de Ia entra-
ia del vapor Atpes de Nneva- York,
en- defensa de los intereses que repre-
sento y de los clientcs de esta plaza
relacionados con mi casa, lie snplico
aclarar dos puntas que segtin ell tenor
de 'dicho articulo deben ser mal inter
pretados:
10 Ell telegrama d que Sc refiere
su articulo, recibido por los eousigna-
tarios del vapor Apes Sres. Sobrinos
de Ezquiaga, anunciandoles la falta de
correspondence, parece debid habef
instruido d aqnellos Sres. para tomar
las medidas necesarias fin de evitar
los perjuicios que Sc habrian de origi
mar por dicho defectt, pues de este mo-
do no hubieran quizas sufrido tales per-
juicios las casas receptoras de esta pla-
"a las casas remitentes de New York,
no solo no Sc hizo asi, sino que tengo
ell sentimieuto de que cuando necesite
dicho documento para presentarl' las
autoridades econ6micas de la provincial
tuve algunas dificnltades para obtener-
10. Dejo la expresada casa en- .el
buen. credito y merecido y alto presti-
gio de que disfruta y que yo SOY el pri-
nero eu reconocer; pero debo hacer, sin
perjnicio de esta salvedad, aqnella ad-
vertencia en- mi descargo, cuyo efecto
queda hecha aquella manifestation con
Ell fin de prevenir las eonsecuencias
gravosas que pudieran resultar contra
mi casa y las de los 25 consignatarios
de la carga que Sc les remite por dicho
vapor.
% AL Sr. D. Guillermo Rubert
tengo que agradecer todos. los consoles
y la cooperation que me presto para
UUteutT III COuuuudCiUu TIC Id Iuuitu quc
necesariamente resultaria en- vista de la
falta de las facturas, y yo!me descargo
publicamente de mi .deuda con mncho
gusto en- nombre do mi casa: Y los
Sres. D. Rafael Perez y Garcia y D.
Ramon Gard6n que fleron represen-
tando ell c6nclave de comerciantes que
20 conyoque para el objeto, les debo
mi agradecimiento por sus gestiones
ante ell limo. Sr. Intendente y demas
autoridades econ6micas.
Cualqniera que sea ell resultado fa-
vorable adverse de la peticitn hecha
d dichas antoridades yo estoy satisfe-
cho de haber hecho cnanto me ha sido
possible para defender los intereses de
los clientes de la casa
MosBACHER D. CO.
que tengo la honra de representa- en-
esocS'esagradable J desdichado asunto.
De ION toda consideration gu
atento amigo yamo. S. s.
c,sssa.>s. NJ.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-12-19
UNA EsTATuA.

U6ntr0 de Dr0v6S ul1S SO lnau-
gurar6 (ya 81 ha inaugurado) Ia es-
fatua de Isabel Ia Cat6lica con que
81 Ayuntamiento de Madrid ha
auerido einbellecer ell paseo de la
Castellana, en- el sitio cercano al
Hip6dromo en- que conclnye.
Las obras de installation estan
Va concluidas. Constitnyen el gru-
DO tres figuras, una estatua ecues-
tire de Ia reina Cat6Iica, 81 carde,
nal Mendoza u Gonzalo de G6rdn-
Va. La reina Isabel lleva Gotta de
maIla, corona real u manic de pc
dreria. En- Ia mano izquierda tie
be las bridas \ en Ia derecha IN
cetro, en- cuyo extreme luce una
csdz de estilo bizantino.
a Sd derecha Sc halla ell carde-
nal Mendoza, con el libro de los
Eyanxs los On Ia mano derccha =
apoyando la otra en- una de las bri-
das del caball0 de Ia reina. Viste
de hdbito, llevando el capelo bajo
- -
= ~ Il ';sna. :.s,n.,a. ...6 oo,oo.,,o lon-
80 s s. s. S. Ixsaana ,s 800 rast;so . a. tolas
arnlas, con la espada desnnda en-
Ii izquiersla, i Il derecha en Ia otra
brida.
Las nguras 0escansan soplo una
roca representada en- bronco, que
slrve uo nasanou.o s glupo' =
peso .osai q s'0 u 'olo'auss. 49, 49,,
y aouo 1cseanss s s.,oI1 posos,a. s 20
uo essll1 ;,ss 1870 aar..a, | aanncea' -, az
ss.1'o o,',n..'So ..,S.'.ns $500 sa,;ansas
- p.. 1t - - ,.,.slas I 80 3 anaTa a.
Saua ano uu "a 5 susI sss;so q 5sa,s ksa rra j.
80 aos;nn. ostS.a I ses3c - ala go .nh,a ntrn Ia
aa.aa,.t. na Z ,;sa sss,o $50 cse 80 8 ve1 Ilava
ss,ss ss..sss ssc.l;nsts 49, As q n;adra 4 Al con m nm :
;a.s,s.s - ,.1... a1.a,sa,sn~ ..,..si. IS
-r. - =, 'ssssoa fsa.s 80 -. q nfa.lr;a
~ - ~ = 1.a 1xn;a. s.s ds nasrn,al ,,s hianc.,
...rs -. Rs ~, e. s;.-.,;arta ;rsor;,,-
81 auo S .uo g go sas e.xs;ans I.sSns ns
o'on s. - $ ss's
a Isabel ta Cdtoticai oa,o c,tyo
glorioso reiaado 50 Asr6 & cabo la
,inidad ndcion0l y g desoubrinassnto
Dc las Am6ricas. ~ pueblo de ma
drtd. 1858.
En- el ffente gel Hlpodromo tie-
ra nm fzar11f{n IA Hn&rm0I ne0rO con
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-12-19
MOVIMIENTO MARITIME.


EEzRADAs.
1aax f5-De Barbados, berg. ain. ''Thomas
Turull, Crosas q Finlay, en- las
X tres
De Arseiho, gol esp. aClementi
ma, en- iastrs.
- f6-De Liverpool u Ia Corufia, yap. esp
aCAdiz, { Vijands 4 Co., con car
I'D general varios.
De Santhomas, vap. esp. saT
Juan, Chavarri & Mendizabal
con carga general d yarios:
Dc Faiardoy RITA, vap. esp. & Ei
canc, Viiande y CO., con oargs
pasajeros.
17--ne Mayaglex, gai. esp. Trei
Hermanos, con sal.
De yega-baja, gol. esp. sHorten
cia. con aziieaf
De Areoibo, gol. esp. aPaquete dt
Areciho,a con carga
:, De Luquillo, gol esp. 'Enriqneta,
en- lastFe.
- De Vega-baja, gol. esp. Anita,
con azacar,
Is-De Halifax, gol ing. Emma May,
Lopez Villamil, con salasones.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-12-19
IMPoRTANTE.
5000 8 1000 PESOS.

Sc desean colocar en- una casa en-
primera hipoteca y sin gravamen dt
ninguna cspecie. En- esta imprents
informaran. 140
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-12-19
GEL GRANO DE MOSTAZA.

mos 10 sigaiente:
GEL GRANO DE MOSTAZA.
A reserva de hacer oportunamente
las refexiones consoladoras que ell caso
nos sugiere, insertamos con mucho gus
tn la siguiente carta one nos remIte ell
Rdo. Pbro. D. Benito Walls.
Dice asi:
Sr. Director del Diorio de Matansas
Sirvase publican en- ell peri6dico de su
digno cargo las siguientes -lineas, favor
que lie agradecera su affmo. Capellan
@. B. s. M.-Benito Falks.
Ell Sr. D. Andres Rodriguez. dueno
de la gran fabrica de cigarros "La Be-
lleza" EN- la Habana, con esa carload
que tanto lie distingue en- favor de los
menesterosos, para socorrer d las pobres
niflas que Sc abrigan en- Ell .Asilo de
San Vicente de Paul" de esta .ciudad,
ofreci6 dar clnco centavos por cada
veinte cajetillas vacias, rotas 8 sucias,
de So fabrica, que por dicho asilo Sc lie
presentaran; este IA sido ell grano de
mostaza de que nos habla Ell Evangelio,
puesto que, Sr. Director, aun no hace
los anos que hizo tan generosa oferta
va Sc han Iov- 5ido $40, 900 marcas, que
han dado $50 pesos sss,letes, cantidad
religiosameEte e,ltregada ps.-el senior
Rodriguez y recibida por conduce~~ del
Sr. D. lsidoro j. Ojeda. Dicha sunFa
Sc ha invertido en- ropas para cubrir las
necesicades de las asiladas; este habla
muy alto en- favor del sefior Rodriguez;
Y el que suscribe quiere hacer phblico
semejante benefcio, y dar por este me-
dio las mas expresivas gracias d dichc
senior, asi como tambien d don Dionisio
| Moreion, dueno del expreso que con-
duce dichas marcas gratuisamente d La
capital, y q tantas personas que, COM
prendiendo 10 hermoso de esta obra sin
| sacrihcios de ninguna clase, entregan
las cajillas que recogen por las calles J
plazas, contribuyendo con su 6bo-o 8
tan gran carload.
| Deseo, Sr. Director, que lame Ii
atencidn sobre tan brillantes resultados
que, como ha dicho Vd. mny bien, COZ
| "sobras del rico hace festin Ell pe
bbre."
Matanzas, Octubre 81 de 1883.
Pbro. Beait0 VaIts."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-12-19
30 etin Mercantile.


Da Arecibo j rlta, vap. esp. sCfis.
tcbal Colon, ChavaFri e Mendi-
zahal, con cafga pasjeros
SaLKDAS
DnaE. Is. Para Manati, eol- esp. aConcsp-
ci6n, con carga,
17--Para Fajardo, bal esp. Maria Do.
Iores, con carga.
Para hiem Bal. esp. Juanita, con
carga.
s. Para Agnadilla j ruta, vap. esp
ssSan Juan" con carga de transito.
Para Mayagaez, vap. esp. aAlpes,
con carga de transito.
18.--Para Aguadilla, gol. esp. "Fe,
con carga.
- Para vega-baja, gol. esp. santa, :
con carga
- Para Fajardo, vap. esp. "Elcano,
con carga de transito pasajeros
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-12-19

Soudan denuestla qile y honbre q
gran f1ctQ 4
i, .......... a.' 6 SIS. ,a.
caas|7 as1 IS hs,s.s 81 So "a q,
1s7s's az Sc ..:o & ;:.S q. q
aos sn '1esz q =: i. z.. ss,''s ssI II
80 g i. 49, a: r s. = as1 S.,
ssS:.s = 4 ;a,'s.:s Es' I,s7s' : - 81
isS %s sxs',. j. J. ,,.,,s'. !, = s #
aes,s. a.s.'.s ~ -. - \ F2 eSi6ns7 81 Z 81
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-12-19
SIN RIVAL.

Papel de cartas rayado SATINADC
q 10 cts, Ell ell almacen de D. JOSH
GONZALEZ FoNT, sitio donde estnve
Mr.. Ramos. l49
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-12-19

Two luear II apertura ~ este
establecimiento b microbes h
del corriente mes de Diciembre,
|dia de los Santos Ieozne1eo
Pancracio, con TODD "a aparato
|necesario, bajo h dikecci6n do
I'D. r. SONIC III ANO.
No se han omitido gsstos A.
ningdn g9nero para hacer Il lo
cal digno de los aatr6noizlds
|concurrentes.
HoRAs DE ENTRADA
Desde las s de Il maflal1
ia las 10 de IA noche.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-12-19
MosBACHER 4. CO.

que tengo la honra de representa- en-
esec~'esagradable y desdichado asunto.
De ss>-con toda consideration gu
atento amigo yAmo. s. s.
Svsa.1'sS. M.
CHAs G. GRoPPLER.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-12-19

Del Diario de 4Matansas reproduce
mos 10 sigaiente:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-12-19
|GUILLERMO LLANERAS.

IraportSdor de articulos do noyedad de todAs pro.
eedsncias Constante snrtido de calzad0 de t0daz
iormas de los ra&s afamados fabricantes espanoles
u sxtranjeros. Calidad j prscios sin competcncia
ysatas a por mayor detail en- su sstablecimiente
~ DIAMAETE.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-12-19

Il 1Eoueh o. 1atss 11uerte 8 los
lratonesl al flo Sc ha encontrado ID
aue hemcs necesitado toda Ii vidal
pidase i los boticarios IL Z Rough on
Rats. Destierra los rat0nes, cucara-
Ichas, moscas j eainches.
RabIa 81 arte. sres- xannman
y Kemp, Nneva- York Mny seflores
| MOS: Gontinnamente a4nejado por una
laguda enfermedad Z Ii garganta, result
! Ifado de mi vida artistica, sin espe-
ranzas de mejorar, dieiH hacer aso
de SD va celebre Pectoral de Anaea-
lhuita en- union de su bien conocido
Aeeite de Bscalan, TODD este por indi-
cacidn de los afamados Dres. ID. Juan
Zapiola Y q. Carlos Ranquier, & quie-
mes, por tan feliz indicaci6n, puedo decir
icon orguilo que les debo Ia vida Y, CO.
mo eonsecuencia forzosa, el susIento de
mis- lijos.
| siryan estas iinsas como praeba d
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-12-19

Sr. Director del Diorio de Matansas
Siryase publican en- ell peri6dico de su
digno cargo las siguientes -lineas, favor
que lie agradecera su affmo. Capellan
O. B. s. M.-Benito Halts.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-12-19

A reserya de hacer oportunamente
las refexiones consoladoras que ell caso
nos sugiere, insertamos con mncho gus
tn la siguiente carta one nos remIte el
Rdo. Pbro. d. Benito Walls.
Dice asi:
New-York tribune., 1883-12-12
ALL OVER THE WORLD.
AN AsTONIsHED EDIToR-WHAT HE SAW
AND WHAT HE SAYS.
FROM GREENLAND's ICY MOUNTAINS TO
AFRICAs SUNNY STRAND.
BALTIMORE. Md.-1he Daily Evening Ne,rs

BALTIMORE, Md.-1he Daily Evening NeVs
publishes the following, editorialy
At the time The Ne,o-York Herald with characteristic
generosity, gave tho princey sum Of one hundleu O
and dollars TO relief fund for the sufferers from famine
in Ireland one OF the most distinguished literary men OF
America contributed 10 the Art Autograph, puDsed lor
the benefit OF that fund.- the following note: 49,
when distressed nation appeals Tor thls OF tnsI O
sympathy from this other creed or gronp or
spaces OF the EARTH it only when she asks for bread
that creed and party forgotten and the whole world
While recognizing the force of this sentiment the
perence which amember OF our editorial staf had
ieray furnishes unmstakabe evidence OF the fact that
the want OF bread that famine. ls not the only thg
which causes tho whole world to rise and ny unlted
action TO record enthusiastic ndorsem ent OF audaDle
object This conviction OccasOned by q
visit to commercial enterprise or which, althOugh nucn
has been said and written the writer conesses he knew
nothing from personal experience prior to his inyestga
tlons The following facts are presented cheertuly, IN
but of extraordinary nature, encouraging to
our local pride as TO demonstrate beyond 9 DOUBT tha
the agency I'm question f. the remarkable OF Its kind
known in the history Of scientific discovery.
Doubtless every Inventor and every manufacturer OF
even an Indifferent article without serious dfcuty
enlist certain amount Of local and general influence IN
support of his producson the principle perhaps
TINT every political aspiran has some foowers-but the
proofs here under consideration positive ana con-
sidcrng the high supplying the following state
mcns they are so extraordinary and conclusive tha no
sane man can doubt that the. expressions were caed
FORTH by really marvellous degree of excellence and
power.
leaders III public, mercantile, and social circles OF oil
sections OF the world and in art OF eminent professional
men, whose conservatism IN matters Of this Kind Is wen
known basing their expressions upon actual experiment.
and observations voluntarily Join In public praise so
prcudce7 to silence sccptc' and TO carry conviction To
the understanding Of every fair minded man.
When OUr representative examined the originals OF the
Following toflbc documents ne was, as above Indicated
so struck with their extraordinary character that he
public interest. This before stated, is done cheer
fully, aud Of our own accord.
New-York tribune., 1883-12-12
JJTSTICE MURRAY'S DEFENCE.
HIS STATEMENT FOR THE PUBLIC.
- ,r~oDrs ,-pov THE POLICE CAPTAINS.

ur prToRTs UPON THT POLICE CAPTAINS.
The police captains held meeting at Ponce
Ueadauarters yesterday, expecting TO IecelIe io
NV fo the letter which they sent to Police Justlce
Murray on Saturday, but they were dlsappolnteu.
II was decided to wait few days before making
the letter to Justice Murray public III lno 80 nop0
that he might be able to send an answer 10 H.
Later Justice Murray issued statement loI pun
Ication concerning his action with reference 70 ar
reSts for violation of the Excise law, ana the
charges made by him against the ponce Iie says
that he dismissed complaints against lquoI.uea!ols
where the record of their CONVICTION LOT NloasiiB
tbe Excise law was offered as evidence ana us
action was approved by District-A Attorney fecK-
ham: but when the latter advised MN tnat Ju-
dicioi decision to the contrary mad been gwen, ne
held all persons against whom sue cOnplalnts were
made With reference to the charges against inc
nolice he saws that in conversation VIVID tnIee OF
four gentlemen he did speak OF occasional Ialds on
nIaces of vicious resort, while those of notorious
evil character were unmOlested lie dlu hOs , IeloI
10 the captains as q whole, because MS cOnnuehCo
in many OF them would forbid such n statement.
Nevertheless, he says
In some districts places OF public resort are eA A
changes where vice and crime are the SUBJECTS ol
and arrangement the products OF the country are i've
ness marts captains upon salary OF $1,000 year, nv mre
extra; agantly and become rich. Thls community ia
mil we'll that haunts defiance in the puDnc ~ Z,
that could not become such shame 10 lHH oh
convictions my experience as maglsuatT nn made
yinced me that the raids which art. now anu no @ oF
upon vicious places are genelaIS loi 'n' R'-4
terror to those who are unwilling 10 pay
The accusation that he deserted ms posi- az
policeman during the riots of July, iooo, JuotSS ~
fights in Chathanl-st. and in the Nlne,eenth anu
Twentieth Wards. Later he was eng1geut ngt pt' ~ Pr
tectng the Metropolitan Gas Works IN Nest foI'S-
secOnd-St.
New-York tribune., 1883-12-12
AUSTRALIA.
Uniicd 1I rs Consulaic,

Charles Eah'o Consul ~ the United states 81 Amer
lea sydney ana ~ dependencies do hereby certify that
G. &. Cohen appeared before me this day and aclnow
edged TINT nc hld signed the following instrument
his free and voluntary act Given under my hand and
seal Of tlis Consulate the dIy and year above written
CHARLES KAHLu, L. = Consul.
some three years AGO Injured my cftlcg and knee
that extent that thought had become a permanent
cripple. My knee cap twice it, natural size. and
lcg was go contracted and shortened that could not
walk without considerable pan and Inconvenience.
During that time tried rrurlc. luuuWcrHblc, hut with
rc,iyiu ghfc-t benefit until St Jacobs
oil the great pair. trial, aud much to my delight
and a-tou-hmtut began O ct better both Lex and
knee assumed their normal condition and To day am
pain and walk well us ever did IN my
u'c feel U incumbent my part 20 inform the pub Tie
OF tho great benefit have received, and | heartily
recommend -. Jacobs oil tn anyone suffering from pain,
and feel satisfied 10 has equal aS cure. &C COHEN.
N.TE.-Thc sydney, New -SGuth Wales d" News" I'm re
fcrrng tn cures Ike the above says. cdorally: II II
being made plain all that the history of Aus
trl hn- medical discovery been accepted by the pub
lie with such general appreciation St. Jacobs on Its
rur,- 20 simply CluJls.
New-York tribune., 1883-12-12
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Breroor House-Professor Alexander aSg,ain Agasio
sz OF Cambridge. Mass. BrerTm O UoirEx.
Mayor samuel O. Cobb, of Boston, and John g nor
Victoria Hotet-General George s. f1eia, Oa II smith
Ticepresden Of the Louisville and NashXs oY Of De-
trn John b. Alley and Benjamin Dean. OF Boston
NS,r, york Hoiei-Augstus SchOOnmaker. OF mo gatsI
state Civil Service Commission. CfdTeno0'' NV
Robert Lenox Banks OF Albany.
New-York tribune., 1883-12-12
WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Meeting OF Republican Committee of Eighteen al No.
40 Penardent2D Cesnola libel suit before Judge snip
- ,.,.o vor prunt
Elevated railway sIit before judge van 10 a1eral ses-
Policeman ConToy's trial for murder III uonoi" w
sions. ,,.. a., a,oo,1can Institute
BOARD of Trade and Transportation IN bryant oun"s
Amalgamated Building Trades meeting. ,,
Annual meeting of City Missions III blple HOUSE,
JoyaI Legion reunion at Delmoncos o. o,.,,u.
George W. Lakes sentence in Richmond county OouIt,
Meeting Of Chamber of Commerce Coinhi''oo on
New-York tribune., 1883-12-12
SANDWICH ISLANDS.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.

Hon. John c. New Assistant Secretary United States
Treasury writes that IL Il Of satisfaction and
pleasure 10 give from hiS personal experience To st.
Jacobs on the cOnqucrOr Of pain, his cordial recon-
mcndatlOn.
General Rufus ingalls,, Quartermaster General T. g.
Army considers st. Jacobs on the best pain fol
spriinH and bruises ever used.
Dr. William A. Sonia, ID. V. g.. the popular veterinary
surgeon NewYorF for nine years Ia charge Of the Third
Avenue Railroad stables, NowYOTk, certes to the cur
aye qualities OF 70. Jacobs C, the cOnqueror OF PAIN
as superior to all other remedies for all ailments OF
horses such spTains gals and rheumatism that haf
ever come under his observation.
New-York tribune., 1883-12-12
CAPE OF GOOD HOPE.

Hon. Godfrey schcl. member Of the Parliament Of
tho Colony Cape Good Hope South Africa according
10 the official report ot the proceedings, published IN The
J,,,rn1L G. GrahatsoWn, Cape OF Good Hope, and
said He could speak from experiences he had spent a
small fortune and could obtain relief from the medical
prnlcssion lie had tired calomcl quuinc strycnnne
and finally 81 jacobs OIL and It cured him. II members
aectrd with Neuralgia would only take his advice they
would get a bottle OF st. Jacobs on and 1t would cure
hon,
New-York tribune., 1883-12-12
EGYPT AND TIE HOLY LAND.

Hon George Cotton, the distinguished Oriental trnv-
clIrr yhoc interesting letters from abroad are familiar
t hc uubr wrcs result OF his close observation
I'm Eypt and the Holy Land, that S. Jacobs OF by it4
curri u.c there shown Ia bc blessing 10 suffering
humanity and that wherever he has travelled, whether
i'm England France Germany or .ciacwhcrc the same
tu0ua ncd praise IL gwen To the Great German Remedy
"a "a cnuuurror OF pain