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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-07-29
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Doctor don Francisco Murube y
Gatdn iatez de II M$tancia
del diStrit0 de San Francis.
co de esta Ciudad, decano de
los de la mismd.
Al pdblico hago saber: que en- los autos de
juicios de quiebra de D. Leonardo Igarav1dez
en- la seccidn q de los mismos sobre admi-
nietraci6n yenta de bienes Sc ha dispuesto
en- providencia de esta fecha poner publica
suhasta las partidas de azicar siguiente:
$50 Trescientos treinta sacos de azilcar mar
ca A. tasados d cinco pesos cuarenta centavos
qointal
220 Doscientos veintes sacos azucar marea
a. tasados cinco pesos treinta ocho centa.
vos qnintal
Cuyo remate tendra efecto ell dia 30 del CO.
rriente las dos de la tarde en- los estrados
de este Juzgado, y se hace saber al publ.
co para conocimiento de losque quieran intere-
, sarse en- el remate.
Dado en- San Juan de Puerto Rico. 2l de
Julio de IS83.-MURuBE.-El escribano. JOSH
NJ. SAEJTAN. IS
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-07-29
THE UNIVERSAL COMMERCIAL BANK.
L O n d r E =

Este Banco ene ahoa heho aregos para aar las opera
mercane de los espanOe eablecdos
Epana deconando etras adantando fondo
producos propedad concedendo credtos cente al
recibo de referencias sasfactorias.
La compra de generos realization de producos hara
comisi6n de p los cene quenes remitran
las actua de originates concedendoes todos los
descuenos Poas de Seos siempre abeas Estas ventaa
apcadas los Espanos que hagan
del BANK remtendo
ntrada proportion cledo que deeen Banqueros
Mas pdbcas Representatives Londre Paris bao cond
clones moderadas.
Direction: The Manager of
The Universal Commercial Bank.
n d O N,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-07-29

M. L. viilavefde, cap. Jaureguizar
Puerto. Rico, captain BeniteZ.

Deseosa la CompaGia de dar mas anplitud d
| esta linca abriendo comuncaciones entire ell
| mayor udInero possible lie puertos, In tornado
ei sguiente itinerario que sera servido por los
vaporcs arrba expresados.
Wales DE LA HABANA A COLON.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-07-29

Gale del Sot esqntfG Ia de 00a J1sto.
Vende colchones y almoha-
das hechas y los confecciona a la
orden.
Arregla coches en- NAL es-
tado, dejandolos como acabado
de llegar de la fabrica.
Fabrica arneses de coches
carros, de todas formas y con-
diciones.
Compone maquinas de CO.
ser por muv deterioradas que sean.
Enrrejil1a y fora sofas, 81
Ilones y siIlas, y barniza la parte
de MADEIRA.
Vende lonas para camas y
forros para catre, asi como los ha-
ce de la forma J tamailo que Sc
deseen.
Todo apreciQs sumamente m6dicos
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de
can3
Ia Ia
del da (expedon
del esv Eapanay la Gui
sde os vsporesal aleman procedenesde Europa
amasn
Co hayaguez ses Plaza Bravo Guayanh
&Franceh D.
Noya Denay
Thomas
enSa generates
Silva, Ferrer Comp.
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vlJANDE & co.
FoRTALEZA 81

yenden una partida de cajas de 40 botellas
Sidra achampagnada 1 $l1 cais.
SIN ALC00L, vIGORIzA, REFRESCA
Esta bsbida, tanto por su pureza como por
su agrsdable gusto, no obstante su hmitado
precio compile por todos conceptos con mu-
chas narcas de vinos, de champagne que hoy
se importsn hace el nismo efecto espuman-
te al abrirse la botella.
Como refrescante est& considerable el mejor
y mas saludabIe en- toda IL America del Sur y
4 Isla de Cuba donde se uss generalmente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-07-29
vIJANDE & co.
FoRTALEZA 81 :

Constante surtido general de mereaneia,
secas. Importaeiones direotas de los princi
palcs centres fabrics de Inglaterra, Francia
Alemauia, Espafa, Suiza, BeIgica, Holanda J
Estados unidos de America.
Nentas exclnsivamente al por mayer.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-07-29
FOTOGRAFIA.
AvIS0 !.

Por escritura atorgada en- esta fechA
ante ell Notario Don Demetrio Gime-
nez y Moreno he couferido poder gene
ralisimos d mi dependiente DON Pedro
Schira.
San Juan Puertc-Rico, Jnnio %
de 1888.
- Agustin n6usa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-07-29

Tn niTo hasta dos amos gratis. Los ninos has
. amos medic pssale. Los dsmas pasaje entere
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-07-29
! MDap Es a2H4 ss E.ss,E, E1

NoTALos pasae abordo endn recargo de IS
dgrse los agenes generates Capital
VII n DE x 60.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-07-29
CAJAS De TRESILLO.
Silva, Ferrer y Comp.

Sc han recibido en- Is Imprenta del B0LE
TIN.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-07-29
pRIMERA Y sFGUNDA CAMARA.

Un nifo hasta de dos amos cada familia gra
It's. Los denas hssta7 amos cua 10 pasaje. Los
de 10 amos medic pasajc Los dem$s pasale en-
tcro.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-07-29
J. l., GIBSON,

Gale del Sol ssquisa Ia de San JaSto.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-04-22
A PErRIFiEO FOREST.
Thousands of Trees Turned to stone In ono
OF the Desert Willis OF New Mexico.

thousands OF Trees Turned to stone In Ooe
OF the Desert Willis OF New Mexico.
The visitor to the petrihed forest, near
Corrizo, on the little Colorado, will begin
to see the signs of petrihcation hours te-
fore he reaches the wonder; here and there
at almost every step in the road small
pieces OF detached limbs and larger Slumps
Of trees muy be seen almost hidden in the
white sand. The road at a distance of ten
miles from Corrizo enters an immense
oa.n, the slope beng nearly semi.clrcle,
ana tins isenclosed by high banks of shale
aud white tine clay. AT the entrance of
this semtciTcular basin the exploring party
camped and fire was quickly burning.
The meal consisted OF bacon, beeisteak and
coffee, after partaking of which the party
camped for the night. In the morning il
only required halt an hours good driving to
reach the heart OF the immense petriiied for
est, ana there such wonder met our gaze
as no one can ever realize until they make
that very trip for themselves. The petri-
fled stumps, limos, and in fact, whole trees
lie about on all sides, the action OF the wa.
tiers Tor hundreds. OF years having gradually
washed away the hills roundabout, and the
trees that once covered the high table lands
now lie in the valley beneath. Immense
trunks, some of which will measure over
i've feet in diameter, are broken and seat
tered overa surface of three hundred acres.
Limbs aud twigs cover the sand in every d.
rection and the visitor is puzzled as to-
where he shsll begin to gather the beautiful
specimens that lie within easy reach.
There are numerous blocks or trunks OF
this petritiod wood that has the appearance
for all the world of having been Just cut
down by the woodman's axe, and the
chips are thrown around on the
ground SO that one instiuctiyely picks them
upa he would in the log camps of Michi,
gan and Pennsylvania.
Many OF the small particles and even the
whole heart of some trees have now be
come thoroughly crystalized and the beau.
tltul colored cubes sparkle in the sunshine
like so many diamonds. Every color of the
rainbow is duplicated In these crystals, and
those OF an amethyst color would pass the
eye of a novice for the real stone. The
grain of the wood is plainly shown in near.
ly every specimen - making the piece s
more beautiful than ever.
Although the party went armed with
pick and Crowbar, they were entirely un-
necessary, tor thousands OF broken frag.
ments can be gathered all about you, and
the sunlight striking upon the cry stalzed
particles point out their hiding places to
the eager searcher after curosities. AL
buequerqne Journal.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-04-22

democrats have wrenched from their oppo-
nents all their constitutional positions held
ten years ago. They have extorted from the
supreme court aud republican admnistra-
tons n surrender OF all the false policies and
policies born during the reconstruction per.
iod. The republicans still cling with pal
sled hands 10 their protective war tariff,
while the democracy, supported by tie
manifest voice of the country, demandsth that
1t, too, be surrendered. l. this a time, then,
to lay the tariff aside and invite a popular
apathy on the only national question
that has blood in it, Ii is said
the tariff will provoke diller.
ences in the democratic party. Admitted !:
but I will provoke ten times as wide aud
deep differences in the opposite party. The
republicans are high protective party,
with a large and restless malContent fac
ton against protection. The democrats are
tariii reform party, with a very small and
thlnly spread high protective element in IL.
Admitting, therefore, that AN exacerbation
OF the tariff discussion would create scnisms
on both sides, surely such re-arrange-
ment is not to be deprecated by in.
tellieent and thoughtful democrats, who
clearly perceive that their party must
achieve its restoration to national ascend.
ency in 1854 on this issue, II int Is to achieve
~ tIVu II all Tue utulOCEals are menaCeu
with peril which nothing but sharp, in
tense tariff discussion can exorcise-the
election OF MIR. Randall of PENNSYLVANIA to
The speakership of ths next house, On the
only living question of the day. Mr.. Randall
is in conflict with his party; he is repub-
iiCan, 1t were better for the democratic flu
ture that republican were chosen
speaker of the next house than
he, for he is high protectionist, and re-
publican could be nothing worse. Mr..
Randall, no doubt, deprecates mainte-
nance of the tariff discussion because it will
interfere with his schemes of election; but
for that very reason nine out often demo-
Gratis may well desire to have it made rs
sharp and intense as possible. 1t is an
issue full OF strength and promise to them,
and capable,...if managed Alright, of being
made an agent of destruction to their OPP
nnnnnlN - MisSnllri Pom lhlinnL.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-04-22
SCIENTIFIC SCRAPS.

A New industry in Japan is said TO be
that OF lacquering plaster so as to resem-
BILE marble On Il basis of clay this lacquer
work is especially novel and effective.
The Swedish Government has granted n
sum OF $500 Tor this year to an entomolo-
gist, whose duty it will be TO advise iar.
mers as to the best means Of destroying liz
iUries insects.
A small hydrogen gas balloon, with n ca
paoity Of about two gallons, was liberated
al Bercy and made its way to Gradno in
Poland, having travelled more than 1000
miles; This is the longest AIR journey on
record for so small an object.
At Sebastopol n new government dock
has Just been commenced. IL will take
the place of the one which was destroyed
during the famous siege by the al
lied armies more than twenty-five years
ago. IL will require three years II com
pete it and the estimated cost is $50 600 20
900 600.
The shape of the new British man-ot.war
Mars Is so peculiar that her keel cannot De
laid in any OF the usual buildings slips, and
the vessel must be constructed in one Of
the docks. Great care il taken to prevent
strangers having any opportunity OF ma.
king any examination OF the model and
drawings
In many parts of Spain farming opera
tons have made little or no progress since
the expulsion of the MOors The same
sort .ot plow is used now as then, oxen
tread ont the corn afi er the ancient Orient.
al fashion, aud women separate the chall
from the corn nv tossing the grain up in
the air during breeze OF wind.
The staining of brick red is effected by
melting one ounce of glue in gallon of
water, then adding piece of alum rs large
rs mn egg, one half pound OF Venetian red
and one pound OF Spanish brown; redness
or darkness is increased by using more
red or brown. For coloring black, heat the
bricks and dip in fluid a,phaltum or In a
hot mixture OF huseed oil aud asphalt.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-04-22
A French rlay About the American
Revolution,


NJ. Villiers de Plsle-Adam was lone OF
our Paris correspondents writes one of tbs
competitors for the prize which was offered
at the time of the Centennial exhibition at
Philadelphia for the best drama upon the
subject Of the war of independence and
his piece, the "Nouveau Monde" though
II did not obtain the prize, received an hon
orable mention. NJ, de l'lsle. Adam has
also according to one French writer, made
the startling discovery that Shakespeare
was not mn Englishman, but that his iather
Jacques Pierre, emigritod from Burgundy
during the persecution OF the HuRenots,
aud settled at Stratford, where his name
was Angici2ed into Shakespeare.
The drama which he wrote for the inter
national competition six years ago has at
last been put upon the stage; and the
"Nouvesu Monde, which Is being played
at the Theatre dies Nations, Is by no means
devoid Of interest. The curtain rises upon
the Solway, and at the property OF Lord
Cecil. q minister OF the late King George
III. Lord Cecil has just married Miss Ruth
Moore. a beautiful irish girl, who is In love
with Stephen Ashwell, and who, though
forced into marriage with the wealthy peer,
will now be bis vile except In name. Lord
Cecil, engrossed by alta re- OF state, has
agreed to let Ruth have divorce, In order
that the may retire into convent, when
the existence OF stephen Ashwall IL re-
vealcd 10 him Nv the tra,tress OF the piece,
Mrs. Andrews who IS herself In love WITH
stephen. Lord Cecil then refuses his con.
sent, and the scene shifts TO the United
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-04-22
ON the Blue Kisslmmee

The Florida bass are treating the pres
dent very handsomely. His bait never fails
to awaken lively intrest in presidential
fishing tackle, and the fish fairly wrang 0
with each other to see which shalt have the
honor of being caught first II any southern
hostility to northern iish.lo)ks yet fingers in
the breasts of The scaly innabllants OF the
deep blue kissimmee, it is not allowed to
show itself and on his first day out the
president was rewarded with u ve-y large
catch. What pleasing and picturesque
sight, by the way, the president must have
presented. The country is tolerably fami.
liar with him as he appears in spike-tail
coat dispensing the Courlesies Of white
house banquet or shaking hands and ex-
changing small tax with the guests at u
reception, but who can imagine him IN a
flannel shirt, broadbrim hat, and Il rough
suit of clothing, soling his delicate hands
IN taking OIL the hook wriggling fish, What
the shaky dug-oufis the president OF the
United States, fixing the fly which Is to al.
lure the gamey bass from the dark depths
of the Kissimmee; where they already await
on the very tiptoe OF expectation for the
sport to begin. With quick motion OF the
arm the tly is cast. The hands OF the presi.
dent tighten up on the 1.-The and tspcrng
pole, AMI an expression Of keen interest and
expectation dawns upon the counteance
shaded BY the broadbrim hat. The line
moment floats free with the current. All
It tightens with o sudden witch. The tip
Of the slender rod bends violently. The
president has bite. The secretary of the
United States navy, looking on from the
ieck OF the steamer near by claps his hands
aud shouts. The nsh, full Of grit, tugs at
he line with all his might. Now he dives
nto deeper water, bending the tip OF the
I'd 10 the surface. Now he makes a dart
10 the ,,ream to the full length Of the line,
nd an instant after he has scudded down
,r stream, soc the calm AMI determined
ook OF the president. with what keen eye
ie watches the twistlngs and tprninge OF
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-04-22

States, where Stephen Ashwan has on
grated and is serving with the reoels,
Lord Cecil is sent out to command the
British troops; his wife and the wicked
Mrs. Andrews follows him; and some very
interesting episodes in the war Of independ-
ence arc put upon the stage. In the end
Lord Cecil falls at Boston, his head resting
against the pedestal OF the statue OF King
George aud his body enyeloped In the fields
OF the English flag, Thus Ruth is LETT free
to marry her first love, who has risen TO
high command in the American army; and
Mrs. Andrews is killed by an arrow from
the bow of an indian girl. lust AS She is
about to stab her rival in Stephens alice
tons, The acting is not nearly so good AS
the mounting OF the piece, Pail Mall Ga.
gettee
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-04-22
No Danger In It.


1Ialn democrats hear of the artificial
pOub manufactured out of Mayor Iarri-
sspeech at the lroquois club banquet
ohlcago with profound uneasiness,
" are filled with the most dismal fore.
'hgs lest the affair may assume wide
portions and create a schism in the par
aud this, in the presence of prepare
s lor the next presidential campaign,
mink, would be an irreparable
nrtune. But we are not sure
this this Chicago hubbub is
The most fortunate thing tor the
a9eratic party that could have happened
sus Time. IL is not easy to tell precisely
M Mayor Harrison was aiming at in his
ssn perhaps he could not tell himself.
he has brought about a state of things
pught To thank him fora state ofthiDgs
very opposite of that he intended; he
ne the tariff u more intense and liv-
issue in the party than il was before
Wls Is something that ought TO be
Nhly welcomed. No possible degree of
Iatnn and interest that can he impaired
'he tariff discussion can ipiure the de.
Sacy. IL will cause hewilderment
n A. - "e''u, NtT'uliIy, UuN OuitHy, ~
Gculsively, 10 the ranks of republi
|" mere Is where the tariff issue is dread
democrats have nothing to fear from
~ wasa squirt OF life in this very ques-
mat gave victory to the democrats in
te congressional elections. won the
h. mousse and wrung from their oppon-
M Valuable conquests in five or six
aern states. and that, too, without
Ss"k one inch OF democratic ground In
vest or south, IL Is this
IN issue that he coun.
M becoming democratic on. Is Il no,
rr.v,vs.erous, then, Tor democrats to dep.
|nns q discussion In which they have
|sr , y, Mrength and victory to seek to con.
NJ rust and disnse the weapon whose
(o,p point and curing edge their enemies
NM urra'f The tariff is the only living
bd ulic tue couatry. Take u away
IS,is.""e 1e y positively nothing between the
"' 70 dispute about. One By one thel
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-04-22

the line, rs II he could descry the bass at
the end oft A moment later and his
time has come. A sktliul twitch OF the
rod, the bass bangles in the air. swings into
the presidents hand, and is taken Wig.
cling from the hook" A six FOUNDER" ex-
claims the presidents attendant, and the
president is the happiest man In all crea.
ton. Chicago Times.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-04-22
SuY REVIVE THE PASTE
. LITTLE GIRL OF TWELVE WARS.

ron rHR SUNDAY HERALD,
should keep his letters NOW
hast Is past for aye,
Irh IL will in my mem ry dwell
| the hour die;
kved each other. hut alas
fate as stood between
karnug hour was fraught with grief,
sorrow deep and keen.
kde me burn his LISTERS then,
|had not the heart;
b. memeploea wished to keep
Il we were far apart
khy should | revive the past
| er can live again;
h. better far to bury H.
lar from human ken.
should | keen his letters now
long since last we met;
heucr far that ! should try
me mOries to forget.
should row recall that face,
Ear 20 me of yote
IS madness thus t think of one
IN | shall see no more.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-04-22

We have something to say, and want TO
say it plainly and frankly. II is this We
know 1t to be a fact that Hunts Remedy
the great kidney and liver medicine, is the
only real cure for diseases of the kidneys,
bladder, liver and urinary organs. This
is the plain, unvarnisnsd truth. We do not
believe as much can be said for any other
medicine. You who suffer and doubt, have
faith enough to try Hunts Remedy. IL
will cure you. 1t cures everybody.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-04-22
. '~s..,sssSgSNyMN$XNSSM
CURE YOURSELF

Or. fohanpan vegetable curative IA wa,.
ranteu 10 permanently cure all fuims of sperIna
torfhea or seminal Weakness, General Dehiiitv.
lmpotency, etc D, and restores Lost Power, ma
brings hack the Youthful vigoin OF those v ho
have destroyed II by sexual excuses or avii
pree,lee' ~ rom two to seven weeks time. This
iepsdy, which has been used by DR.. Bohanpau
II, , ms private prsc,ire for over thirty years was
neves known to fail 10 curing even ihe WORT
OAshs j. gives vitality and imparts energy
WIN wonderful effect 10 The Nc middle. aged mef,
who u ~ weakness beyond their years liz In.
vigora',ng properties arc ielt At once. Yonna
men snusflnv from the conat ono noes OF mat
uIeaniulIy destructive habit Of Self Abuse can
use ms medicine with the assurance Of 4 speedy
snu PERMANENT ture. The patient Rsinu
sueng'h nnd elasticity Of spirits ii once ~ Il
scu directly on tho rarts sdccu as soothipa
anu hcnhpg tonic and nnodync 10 the rVjaxed
seminal vesicltp and irritattd ducts, impArtIne
powe. hnd tone and restoring them 10 their nat.
u'al STATE the zane an II the babeful habit had
never boon INDUCED In. The ingredients are
simple productions Of nsture--hafke. rook
cares.
es-pic,. Fiye Doilars sent with fun dirsc
lions ~ sry sddresa. For sale only 1t Dr.. G. 4.
Bohannsr's Office. No. e2i North fiflh strecl
between washington avenue and 0nen stYec(
w. Lows, No. Established ltJ7. ~
~Df t's "Tf(Auns ON oIecial D'seasea
which s'ves cleav deIineAticn Of the nature.
sSSrnvsg,. S. nssns y cure s.s, u sylEILk
Any aedrsss upon uesipseie ne ssanR-
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-04-22

ShVeU
from feeling Of heavness, acid reactions
in the throat, scalding and burning like fire
dull heavy feeling in the head as though a
band OF iron were around t--obstinate con
ipation-Acker's Dyspepsia Tablesls do
indeed save from such uiseries, then why
neglect the first symptoms. Sold by W. II.
Patterson Il Co.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-04-22

"All ladies' who may be troubled with
nervous prostraton who suffer from or
ganic displacement; who have sense oil
WEAKNESS and feeling OF lassitude; who
are languid in the morning; in whom the
appetite for food is capriciouS and sleep at
proper hours uncertain, should have re-
course to Mrs. Pinkhams Vegetable Com
nnnnh
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-04-22

Illustrated Marriage Guide. go piges. s,e,A
and Kilt oind'ns 50 cent?; ssne In paper GOV
y cents. Manhood. ~ cents; vomenhood.
cents; pamphlet ; cents securely seaed.
mail Send money or pos,sge STAMPS Dr..
WHITTIER, the great specialist GU St chailss
stree, 81 Louis No
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-04-22
SIMMONS
Pile Ointment!

'uTed me IN one aqpAcs'inn-n Blind Piles
HENRY G BILIOUS
Rector II. ttuls, -. AibaAs, VI
Acted lie charm-p:oUuiing Piles
J. L VIII fNEl, IL. D.. Little Falls ~.
Never had 20 use Il but onc,.-Ichine Piles.
l.. q BROWNING, Master Mcvuanu.
WILMINGTON Gar Moiks.
Gave relief at once sad stopped all desire to
scratch, h. q BoWRlG,
Insurance Agent, New York.
Allayed all pain aud itching in one tlAl.
T. \. SVERoEAlLLE, Rector Trinity Chapel
Sonora, n N.
ASK vonr druggist for Il. 2Sc per OK.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-04-22

s~ps erGkNE DkvAux. OF FRANCE.
Ass nsoe us his sfen;s FOR TIE state az rssSsi
sell his never,tailiag :, me<iy. Mature senrr.
eis, Restorative or Ni,sllseF.N An An,cts.i v,,i
eeryous debility, hos Of manhood Ant a.. an
cred diseases should Al once psccur III scircuiar
l,O,n which 70 learn the oscse al the ciseases
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