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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-10-31

z. N. oerd elverdaderO seDtimiento de
Ia Frnncia.
El Rsy rsspondi5 diciendo que ha-
bia yenido animado de los mejores SEN
timientos de smistad por Ia Francia
que consentia endar un prueba mas de
50 cordial simpatia, pero que Sc lie per-
mitira que, despues de este iltimo sa-
crlficio, conserve sn ibertad de acci0n;
y ahadi6: para que 20 pueda aceptar
esta reparaci6n de una ofensa ptblica
es necesario que se me autorice 6 hacer
igualmente pdblica "a declaration.
M. Grevy respondi6 diciendo. "No
solamente autorizo v. NJ. & hacerlo,
sino que hasta 10 snplico.'
Por tltimo NJ. Greyy qued6 encan-
tado de la amabilidad del Rey, de su
dignidad, de su sangre fria, de su pre-
vision al renunciar al proyecto de visi-
tar al Conde de Paris y al Duque de
Montpensier para no infundir sos-
pecha alguns alos que Sc ocupan de Ia
polftica FRANCESCA nel partido orleanis-
to en- cualquier otro.
Ell banquet fne .bueno, estuvo servi-
do como todos losde suiclAse, y concl,s
y6 las flueve de Ia uoche.
Desde esta Ultima hora hasta Lac
nueve y media don Alfonso XII. el
presidente de la Repdblica M. Jules
Ferry estuvieron sents2os es<el mismo
canape y hablaron lafgamente..
Ell Rey. manifesto So intenci6n de
salir de Paris cuanto antes para evitar
disgustos al gobierno y para acceder &
los dcseos de la colonia espafola resi-
dente en- la capital, pues los espadoIes
estan irritados de Ia mala acogida he
cha q su Rey.
NJ. Jules Grevy y NJ. Ferry insis-
tieron en- que el Rey permaneciese en-
Paris un dia mas.
d. Alfonso XII dijo que tenia Ell
disgusto de que Sc hubiesen desconoci-
do sus sentimientos por la Francia.
NJ. Grevy decia su vez q sus con-
vidados: Nunca habria esperado
hallar en- hombre tan joven tan buen
sentido. tai dignilad y tanta saugre
fria." 7------
En- una palabra: despues de los es.
candalosos sue sos de la vfspera, el Rev
de Espaha' conquist6 Ell domingo tlti-
mo las voluntades de todos los que
asistieron 81 banquete dado en- su ho-
bonor.
d. Alfonso XII volvi6 al Hotel de
Ia Embajada cerca de las once de Ia
noche. Hoy lunes, q Las nueve menos
cnarto de la mafana, ha saiido de Pa
ris en- direction de Espafa. Qneria
marchar en- un tren ordinario. pero tn.
vo que ceder q las instancias rspetidas
de NJ. Grevy y So primer ministro y
aceptar ell tren especial que Sc le habfa
preparado.~
Los perio licos de los partidos in-
transigentes y radicales censurar&n Sc
veramente la reparaci6n DE-, Ia ofensa
hecha por Ell populacho de Paris.
NJ. Jules Grevy y NJ. Jules Ferry
seran objeto de las iras de los energd-
menos de la prensa
La reparaci6n era necesaria. Ell Rey
de Espafia no ha hecho agravio alguno
& la Francia. Ha venido q Paris como
amigo y cuando ha sido objeto dc las
mayores distinciones en- Baviera, Aus
tria, Alemania y Belgica, IN servido
de objeto de oprobio al populacho de
Paris animado por los radicales, los in
tfansigentes, los socialistas y los reyo-
lucionarios anarquicos.
J. G.. Sdez.
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GACETA DE HOY.

Por ell Ministerio de Ultramar h&ss
ordenado telegrafcamente que Sc sus-
penda la reunion de la Diputaci6n Pro-
vincial convocada para ell 3 del mes
entrante por ell Gobierno General.
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'dolor la acompafamos sincera-
mente, enviandole por este con-
ducto nuestro mas sentido pesa-
me.
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Nombrados: Jefe de Negociado de
3.' clase, Jeft dl Resgnardo de Adua-
mas de esta isla, d. Luis Duran.
Jefe de Negociado de 81 clase, In
terventor de la Ordenaci6n de Pagos
de esta isla, d. Francisco Acosta.
Official So Ce,ador g. del Resguardo
de Aduanas d. Eduardo Martinez.
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Est&n vacantes: Ia plaza de Official
20 de la Secretaria Municipal de San
German.
Una de sobrestante en- ell Municipio
de Bayam6n.
La escuela rural de Cienaga-baja,
Rio grande.
La secretaria de Ia Acadia pedanea
de Jayuya, Utuado.
La escuela elemental de nifas de
Rinc6n.
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Los sucesos mencionados hicieron que
varias personals notables aconsejasen a
Rey que abandouase d PARIS iumedia.
tamente. pero don Alfonso XII Sc opu-
so a tai determination. Pensaran (di-
io) que tengo miedo, y no saldre de Pa
ris sine d la luz del dia.
LEGO ell domingo, y fue d cumplir
con sus deberes religiosos oyendo misa
en- una capilla contfgua d la casa de La
Embajada. Despues monte Ell un ca
rruaje en- el que lie acompah6 ell gene
raj Blanco. Luego que ell coche pas6
por la plaza de la Consordia y la Gale
Real, el Rey mand6 al cochero que de-
tuviese ell carruaje. Ell Rey y sn Ayu-
dante de Campo echaron pie d TERRA y
comenzaron d pasear por las Boulevares.
Ambos iban vestidos de paisano, y ell
coche les seguia.
Recorrieron los boulevares hasta ell
de Montmartre y volvieron al Hotel de
la Embajada d la hora de almorzar,
que fle q la una y medic.
Desde esta' hora no cesaron de llegar
coches al patio del Hotel, en- que Sc al
berga don Alfonso XII, conduciendo
personals notables que deseaban darle
muestras de su respetuosa considera-
ci6n.
Entire tanto ell Presidente de la Re-
pdblica habia pasado buena parte de Ia
mafiana en- leer los periodicos, y no pu-
do menos de lamentar los errores CO.
metidos ell sabado.
Mand6 que Sc preguntase al Rey de
Espa1a como deseaba pasar ell dia del
domingo, y Ell Rey respondi6 que estaba
d cnmplir 8 no ell programa
segin fuese del agrado del
presidente.
Temia NJ. Grevy que hubiese algin
en- la estaci6n del ferro-carril
de Montparnasse 81 sc llevaba q cabo ell
proyecto de caza en- Rambouillet; dijo
lue el tempo estaba lluvioso y que Sc
ia mejor renunciar d Ia caza. En- ell
,aso de que s. M. sea de esta opinion
tendr6 ell honor de ir 4 visitar { V. M.
las cuatro de la tarde. Ell Rey con-
;est6 que esperaria al presidente, que
lego al Hotel de la Embajaia ( las
'uatro en- punto.
La vista dur6 media hora, fue muy
,ort6s, Y comenz6 dirigiendo 4 don AL |
onso XII estas palabras:
Vengo, d nom5re de la Francia, a
'ogar d Y, M que no Ia coafunda con
os m,serables que han comprometido su
tnttgua nom5radta por medic de demos
raciones que yo repad,o" Por des-
rracsa naestras leyes son impoteates
,ara reprsmsr semlaates maayestacso-
aes. 70 ruego a Y. N. que nos de una
,meoa praeba dc su generosa amistad
,sistiendo al banguete en- que todo el
9obierno estd coaridado d mt mesa, 81
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aEi c0nvlenon nu6Str0 peTlouIco,
como q el podrian ajustarse los
de signi6cacion contrarla.
Hablando, como siempre, con-
ira ell BoLErrN, he aqui la prime
ra andanada que lanza ese bota
fuegos de Ia ciudad del Sur.
",C6mc les ciega la intransigencia
politics 4 estos donosos ineondicionaIes.
Para ellos no hay patriotismo, para
ellos no hay lealtad sino La lealtad de
aduellosque esta virtud la convierten
s1 rebeldia; nj mas patriotismo que el
demostrado en- odiar la libertad, favo-
recer elnepotismo, alentar las concupis-
cencias, maldecir de los espaholes IL
bres y endiosar La colonia con todos sus
priyilegios, con todas sus injusticias y
todas sus desigualdades irritantes. =
Else 81 que es Ell patriotismo puro que
enaltece Ell BoLETIN.
Pase este, en- gracia de ser un
plagio de 10 que mucho antes Sc
ha escrito en- esos libros y papeles
democraticos con que saturan de
hieI sus desocupados nnmenes las
cabezos cdcids, que no saben dis
currir por su propia cuerta mas
que en- ese genero de palabrotas
vulgares, tabernarias y ca6ticas.
Pero ESQ es NADIA, 81 Sc compa-
ra con 10 siguiente, que reyela ell
ssdrimum del apasionamiento en-
que, sin conocerlo acaso, van CO
mo arrebatados los insignes cori
feos de esa idea caduca y des-
prestigiada que Sc llama refor-
saismao.
He aqui como re expresa en- |
carandose con ell BoLETIs:
Psro para eI peri6diro defeas,r de
los Jesuitas, como es defensor nato tic
todo 10 aue es refracforio al progreso Y |
e;viIizaci6n de este dssdscbado pafs, 10
cue es racional, legfrimo y bueno para
csialquiera provincia peliinsuiar, Sc le
ant0ja absurdo, ilegftimo y nlaio tra-
taniose de Puerto Rico. 81 asi proce-
de siempre Ell BoLHTN sque tiene d
extrafo que el Pafs yea ese peri6dicoI
come & 81 mas iznplaeable enensigo.
Que ell BoLETIG es refractariol
~ nro0reso de este dcsdichddOl
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fTVtt0eHSs sSW'
The policy Of all governments toward
Ireland reminds Us Of that Of the shifless
fellow whom the Arkansas traveller found
%scrspinH a single tune from a cracked violin
while the rain poured down through the
leaky roof Of his cabin. "Why don't you
mend your roof?" asked the stranger.
"'Cause its rainin' now" was the reply;
"Why don't you mend 1t when 1t isn't
raining?" at doesn'tleak them" So the
British Government by its policy, II not in
words, excuses its failure to do its duty by
Ireland. Why was a reform measure not
brought in and passed in 1881, when, in
the language. OF the Queens speech, "the'
social condition ofthe country had assumed
an alarming character" Because the
Government had its hands full suppressing
the social disorders. It was training" then.
To-day Ireland is quiet; why are not the
reforms effected? Oh, there is no need Of
haste in this matter now. The oof"doesnt
leak" now.
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snra Unra lnr piiaa.

A sure cure for Blind, Bleeding, Itching and
liberated Piles has been discovered BY DR..
William, Ian Indian remedy called DR.. vii.
liam's Indian Ointment. A single box has
cured the worst chronic cases OF twenty-five
years standing. No one need suffer Eve min.
utes after applying this wonderful soothing
medicine. Lotions and instruments do more
harm than good. Williams Ointment abb
serbs the tumors, allays the intense itching,
particularly at night altar getting warm In
bed,) acts as q poultice, gives Instant and
painless relief, and Is prepared only for Piles,
itching Of the private parts, and for nothing
else.
For sale by all druggists and mailed on re-
cept Of price, 81 90.
For sale by J.. F. shirk, Logan 4 Co.. also
Chas. Moenkemoeller, Wheeling, and r. K.
McConahey, Bridgeport O. pAw
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II CIIURCH DUDE.
Rcipg aNew type Of Him.

The Pioneer.
Perhaps the most expressive American
word which has lately been coined is
dude" 1t signifies a Young man OF that
class, which is increasing TO such an alarm
ing extent, who ia deficient 10 manly energy.
Circumstances over which he has nc . u
troll place him in a position where he can
drift along-and he drifts,
A dude drifts into business-or drifts
into a situation, If nc wealthy relative will
set him up in business-driits into badness
a little, not enough to hurt him very con-
siderably, and generally drifts into "old
bachclorhood." At the age forty the eld-
erIy dude can be easily distinguished by
bis slightly bald, but carefully brushed
head, seated in the front row ut a comic
opera, ogling the ballet girls.
Should the dudes relatives, however, be
church.goipg people, with equal facility he
drifts into the church, where he is OF about
as much use and benefit as a broken hinge.
When q collection is being taken up he
drifts out, and when a church sociable is
being held no drifts in, though occasion.
ally he develops an unwonted degree Of
energy and strength in the climbing Of
step.ladders during church decoration.
In these piping times OF peace" when
no persecution tests the courage OF the
protectors OF religion, the dude exists in all
his glory in the church. Far otherwise
would il be, should a NeroniRn epoch be
reinaugurated, or the grisly horrors Of the
Inouisition BIZ renewed in our midst.
A dude but seldom mentions his relig-
lion. II speaking on the subject, he sayS,
"the church which I attend" not ito
which l belong" and 1t would take a
double.barreled microscope to discover
from his walk and conversation in the
world that he is a Christian at all.
How discouraging 1t is to preach to
dudes, ministers alone can tell. Not bad
enough to be desperately wicked and moi
good enough to be holy, the are a set oil
India rubber balls, and the impression
intended TO be stamped in is etEaced on
leaving church.
What the church needs is virile energy
on the part OF her young men-muscular
Christianity in the true sense OF the word
that they, when their time shall come,
may take upon their strong young shout
ders the burdens which the elders lay
down, when they have finished the race
which is set before them, that they may re.
ceiye the crown Of glory.
The transition from the "dude" state to
that Of energetic Christianity is hard, but
Il has been accomplished in many in
stances, and when 1t Is done, II Is wonder
iul to see the jelly.fsh transformed-to see
an ornament Of the vestibule soliciting his
companions to become Christians, visiting
the sick, helping q needy brother, without
charging ten per centa month and a bonus
In short, taking an active, manly part In
the church militant-and even contribut'
Ing a due amount to It's current expenses.
TO all dudes we would commend the
careful study Of their fate, as found in Rev.
III, 1919. See Bible.
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r,A,.v aud Liver diseases and Rheumatism
uSserJ Terribly "Eothlns seemed TO help me;
soaId no. EelOuI Of bed. Dr.. smith cured me"
wheeling, ". Va
c.,,rh, Polypus Of Nose, Impaired Voiee,-suf.
"a toT yean; patent medicine Jailed 10 help me.
n, smith completely cured me"
OF speidtl & Co., Wheeling, ". Va.
,,,r.us. and liberated s,OmAch.-"Trestmeut
tot yesi, failed to give . g ftlisL VI. emltn cured
me-" ThUAAs HOLT, insurance agent;
N%. ~. :" them ig L6 lGyI;e !. % sIl5fhi ssl'A
!Seoiaia, Running Sores on Head.E"ay son WV
.SScsSS for fourteen yeArs, Nothing seemed 70
help him. d. 9M''H ass. CAIHsRlNE GAPS,
Market street, Wheeling. ". Va
r,,ns, -"sufelel for years win Cancer. Had Il
mi mi three times. II returned Atet each opera
u uSaa Ahs. Il. N. CIRCUIT.
n Vie. PI.tulA Of AnuA-FlAt Of my back for IS
weeks Reported dying. Dr.. smith cured me witn'
Out Anis' THOMAS CoLvN,
Wholesale Grocer, Main St, Wheeling, W. Va.
rtcenIiops Of KeCtuu, trolApsus and. Piles.
-SWT given up TO die and pronounced incura'
bic. Dr.. smith cured me without xnne;" ,,y
Martins Ferry.
Raw. Il. o. Ldd w~htcs:-"Dr. Smiths probes
ton.l services In my family have ben most salts.
Lrt0iy, and | commend him 10 all a. q gentleman
md . n!lliui phyLliAn."
M HGTynseI K0lb ays:-"l had been suffering
tr sTen wears and treated by many physicians for
sTne,sIG. Dir smith said / had 4 tape worm. and
Il rISht houn removed n mon ter 100 feet long,,
Female CCmpInll,E.-1hFee jeass 10 hospitals for
temGlck yiye me peculiar advantages IN such cases
Parsons cured Of CataIrh, diseases Of heart, liver,
rotnsch kidneys, akin, blood, nervous affections
nd EeaknetsCS Of min and youth, scrotulA and
asthma testify 10 my success
Hles cured without the knife. =,
hsfiests al a distance may be trerIed By letter and
stilacllou guaranteed. a chart Ior seltexaminA:
ion sent On receipt Of two three-cent stAmps, and
CaasuIAuon At office FREQ. Once hoursirom %.
ho7R. ", daily. Call on or address
JOHN X. SMITH, N. D.,
mil M 1901 rhAplIne 81, Wheeling. ". Va.
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Warrington Ltttr.
A members wife went to the bluff, bold
Bright Sergeant.at.A Arms OF the Senate, Just
before Congress adjourned, and begged for
one ofthe Senator'S desks. Bright sent her
to the property man." who has a perfect
furniture store down in the cellar some
where. To him said the persistent Mrs.
Representative ~ want a Senator'S desk.
l want to send it home and have it put in
the library to surprise my husband when
he goes back. You see,' she added in q
burst OF confidence, seeing that the furRi-
ture man didn't look particularly cross,
we 60 out on the 4th Of March, and We
want TO get as much out OF 1t as possible"
She didn't get that desk.
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When all other remedies fail Dr.. FRAzHR's
Eoor BrrTERs will cure General Debility,
Loss Of Appetite, Dyspepsia, and all diseases
arising from O Disordefed Stomach, Liver
and Kidneys.
"For several months I have been afflicted
with Fever and Ague.. For weeks at q time
I was confined 10 the house, my suffering
was intense. Icould find no relief until l
heard Of you Root Bitters. I have taken
the Root Bitters for two weeks and they have
restored me to my former health.
JONI ROLAND, Cleveland, o.
For sale by J. F. shirk, Logan & Co., also
Chas. Moenkemoeller, Wheeling, and Z. K.
McConahey, Bridgeport pAw
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"MornEnr cried a little girl who stood
looking out OF the window Of a dwelling
on Fulton Avenue, Brooklyn, yesterday,
there's father coming down the street
leading two drunken policemen, and he's
so ashamed he's pulled his hat down over
hia eppaO
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J. E. SMITH,
No. 1904 Chapllne Street.
Near Fourteenth Street.

m. best evidence Of a phySiGan's success ID The
~ SI his patients. The increasing demands
taHnV HH,otsssiousI services prove that have dealt
@ sIa!.Siy and fairly with those Ahohsye consulted
~ never use 4 patients ntue without pstmis.
aSD, ,SH > whom i have cured after they had been
loa aD1Nctd incursble. A thorough medical edu::
pisylTl' With many years hospital experience and
auTI, Nv Win ~ihenpuuc agents, q close oh ery'
49, iemperamentAl peculidrities and ttsict a;
,SnIIou 70 hygienlc EianGgenent INJURIES saecee. y
sS;e i posibie, and / frankly give tho patient my
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MEDICAL.
March on, March On to Victory.

Under date Of Nov. 81. 1852, Mr.. Alder. ".
Handy. Of Pratt and ShrIasy Company, Hartford,
Conn, writes
Having been a great sufferer from a severe at.
tack Of Kidney dleuo, and endured for a long
time the lntsnts pain. many aches, and extreme
weakness .hut always attend this dread disease,
including the terrible blstaohe, after trying
doctors prescriptions and many other so called
cures, without gaining any eouOat, I was finally
p.uuidsd to take Hunts Remedy; and, after using
f. ysry ,hort tins. I And myself entirely relieved
from the ba0tsehe and ether pains; and. ee.tOr
than all the other Improvements In my general
health, my Kidney disease Is cured. 1t sFords me
great pleasure torecommend Hunts Remedy to ali
who may DO suffering AL have been, a. 1t hA mio
and reliable medicine for Kidney disease"
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By DR. FRAz1kI's MAsIc OINTMENT. Cures
as II by magic, Pimples, Black Heads or
Grubs, Blotches, and Eruptions on the Face,
leaving the skin clear, healthy, and beauti.
ful. Also cures Itch, Salt Rheum, Sore Nip
Piles, Bore Lips, Old, Obstinate Ulcers and
sores, etc.
Sold by all druggists and mailed on re.
celpt OF price, 50 oents.
]. F. shirk and Logan 4 Co., Agents at
Wheeling, and B. K. MoConahey, Agent at
bridgeport pAW
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Tribune.
"ThRye come" remarked The graduate,
As he stood with AmIling face
Within the open do. rwAy-
On his features all the grace
OF y BelViderU Apollo,
Aud Of baseball lore Il trace
In the broken.j inted fingers,
That were OH tne second OAsS-
,.TosAy to the blgge,t editor
He that kiRhl 'EsiiIEt Wrong maintains
And weapons OF cold logic
On the rat Ks Of SophIsm traint-
That, 70 help his worthy paper,
have loUGed my SeetAlng brains
And evolved thtfti. ON n DAper
On tao sukjecG: why Il RAil4.'"
.s
There was ne'er q larger funeral
Went from Out the city's gate
Than that which followed slowly
The corpse Of the graduate
He wA laid beneath the willows,
Der his grave the daisies nod,
And The essay on the rainfall
Rests beside nim In the sod.
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DR PIERCE: Aneighbor OF ours was suffer.
ing from 'female weakness" which the
doctors told her could not be cured without
a supporter. After considerable persuasion
my wife induced her to try your "Fayorite
Prescription" After using one bottle she
threw away the supporter and did a large
washing, which she had not done in two
years before. JAMES MILLER, 4246 Jacob
street, Wheeling, W. Va. TuFAw
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gRIg,s ExpERIENCE.
Another Cure utterly without Prec'
ARnl.

ERIE, PA, September 10Th, lssl.-DR,
HARrMAN; l cannot but express my thanks
to You for the great benefit 1 received from
the use OF Peruua and Manalln. One bottle
OF each placed me squarely on my feet, after
A long sickness, which had laid me In bed
and then left me lame ard crippled. Three
DAYS use OF these remedies dispensed with
The cane,and In n week l was perteGtly WE'LL
n, ]. WRIGHT, Business Agent. Erie Evening
Herald, Ask your druggist for DR. Hartman's
BOOK on the "lllS OF Life" He will give Il
gratis. II not address Dr.. Il. ct Osborn, 0.
DAw.
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"yhat will it be Z" said a Brooklyn
druggist TO a well.dressed young man who
stepped'up to his soda fountain. Blood"
'.Beg your pardon?" BLOOD" "No
mistake 2" "B l.oo.d was what 1 said"
1--WE don't keep it." "Guess you know
what l mean. That is what they call 1t in
Boston," He got 1t.
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MILLIONS OF bottles OF DR.. Kings New Dis
covsry for Consumption. Coughs and Colds,
as Trial Bottles Of the large size. This enor.
nous outlay would be disastrous TO the pro.
prietors, were 1t not for the rare merits
possessed by this wonderful medicine. Call
az Logan & Co.'s Bridge Corner Drug Store,
and get a 100 Trial Bottle free, and try for
yourself. It never fails TO cure. MwF&w
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"Wnr didn't you tell us there were
snakes here before We Gamer demanded
n OF the young ladies Of the pic mic party.
And the gentlemen replied: "lnever speak
Of seeing snakes in any locality; such re-
marks are calculated to arouse cruel dis
gust OF ones SELF"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-05-18

TIE genuine SARATOGA HIGH Rock sPRNe
WArxR, for sale by all druggists by the doc
en-, bottle or gallon. Address all orders to
the High Rock Spring Co., Saratoga Strings
N. Y.
J.. r. shirk and Logan & Co., Agents at
Wheeling, and 3, K. McConahey, Agent at
Bridgeport. pkW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-05-18

The greatest medical wonder Of the world.
Warranted to speedily cure Burns, Bruises,
Cuts, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Can.
GERS, Piles, Chiiblains, Germs, letter, Chapped
Hands, and all skin %eruptions, guaranteed to
cure In every instance, or money refunded.
% cents per box. For sale at Logan & Co.
Bridge Corner Drug Store.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-05-18

"You made a little mistake in your an
nouncement yesterday, SIR" Very likely.
1t is almost impossible not to make a mis-.
take sometimes. What was il? You said
me and Lizzie Perkins were bothered,
when we are not bothered at all. We are
betrothed, sir"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-05-18

CxLIuLo1p Eye.GIass frames,i in their beauty.
strength aud durability, far surpass the ordi-
nary tortolsO.shel frames commonly In use.
ali leading Jewellers and Opticians, MWEAw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-05-18

III I can send one suffering soul to you"
writes James Cotbln, OF Washington, ILL.,, ~
will be happy. Samaritan Nervine cured
me-, and will cure al cases Of fits" 81 go.