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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-07-27
Subastas.
Providencias judiciales.
Ayuntamientos.
GAOETILLAS.

Impresos para 81 CenSo. Habi6n.
dose agotadO las dos ediciones que
de eIlos Sc hicieron en- esta Impren.
ia, acaba de tirarse en- la misma
una nueva y Ultima edici6n, con el
fin de servir los actuales pc idos.
Esta Casa ruega s los que adm
necesiten de los referidos impresos
tengan q bien .encargarlos con
tempo, pues, como Sc ha dicho,
la nueva edici6n one de aquellos
Sc anuncia sera la Ultima.
N6minag. - DisDussto que las
n6minas SO presenter en- los CEN
tros impresas, y no mauuscritas,
esta casa 'tiene ei gusto de ofrecer-
las, q precios sumamente modicos
Imprenta Del "Boletin. i LibrOS
sscogldos. AeAban de recibirse en- es-
to Inprenta los sigaientes:
CHATEAUBRIAND. EIGenio del
Cristisnismc, 2 tomos.-Eos MArtires.
~ SANTA TERESA DE. JESUS
CArtAs.
MADAME DE sEVIGNE.-Osr.
tas escogidas.
SOLDEVILLA.-Joyas de la lite
ratura espahols.
GGTHE,-Werther. -Faustc.
NJ. j. de LARRA.-Obras, 4 tomos.
FRANCISCO DE QUEVEDO.--
El Parnaso EspHnol, % tomos.-Obras
serias.---Obras fastivas.
NJ. J. QUINTANA.-Obras.
ALARCON.-Teatro, 2 tomos.
FIR. l. DE GRANADA.-GuiA de
pecadores.
A. DE sOLIs.-Conquista de MS-
Jico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-07-27

dllnaztegui.
Las siguientes noticias agl1co
las y comerciales son por todo
extreme halsgutfias, yoon gusto
las reproducimos:
Dice IN colega de Guantanamo:
"Debido 4 los anteriores sguaceros,
"a los que de cuando en- cuando se
dejsn sentir por las cercaDias de 10 ia
risdicci6n, nuestros campos se mues-
tran lozanos y exuberantes, permitieu.
donos presagiar una cosechs satisfacto,
ria parg elsiio venidsro.
A Muchos de los ing snios han teridoA
bien extender mas sus csmpos de cAna,
desmOutando con e,ts motive Slgunos
tetTenOs de sus cercanias, en- los que en
Ia aetuAlidad Sc spican los medios que
permite ls agriculture.
Tambiel tenemos noticias de . 'gunos
nuevos csfeta'es que Sc estAn fomeutan-
do, ssi como de otros AbsndonAdos que
Sc riensau fomentsr.
n cSbs duda que la * icuitura es
Ia principal riqueEa de los pueblos, J
kjsm&s escatimAremosnuestro splAusas
8 sus promoysdoEss.''
-A Espirltsgs0 de Sancti- Spiritus,
escribe On 90 ndmero del ! = Del corrien.
to mes % sigaiente, scer . de loA eplti
vos memories en- sAquells jurisdioc 10;
"a jOrgar par loscsmpps sepbssies
que hemos visso er estos ! limos dias
III por 10 qneaas nos ha contados ssts
nho serA1 en- emosgrandes en- est,
IjnKisdicci6n las cosechas de maa J de-
sFroE, encantADdo verdsderamente u
visa campos inmensos co que no u
descubfe mas que nn mAnto de verdnrs
que ondnla del ma,las mas esp'is b so
Puntos en- que ~ kenbrAdaa , u
sapi gando dies, dose y mas esbAlleria'
de t.errAfotros e eas 80 h'y MA
cabalIeiis, a. msdiA 8 nh eaar,o, 8 90,
mesans, stgha L. fasrEas de qeak kslf'
Ipongu u tfAbaiaaera y los ,sErena qus
ciFcundAn u poblsc6n, tsFfenos %,
layer, poF eauea dc h graz ssqtla exps
rimentada, pFesertAbsn an Aspcctc des
consolAdoE, sstAn cAal maieTlalmensl
ccupsdos pOr tabiss de mats, saa po
tentes como las qas estAn ca ms,otsI
tierrAs. Por mouvJ De esia p'tIsra q
mAiH que tenderness dsntro ds psao
muchoa eose,hsros essAa b = Fsadssadf
igsda - fansga 4 IS e<niasos. PaeA
deeiTse qae - eoseeha de este sa3 sssI
goal, si no sapcrioI. 4 la snAa abahaas
ts qos hayA hAh'dS sssa iafssaas
ei6n."
LA eoareha dc tsl@ep de sais aso q
10 sona De C.malasti, - ssgssses sl
ea!idAd J cansldsd. HAcs nag anra A ,
Qas no as aleAnIabA eIsA kg@sa. h e.
haze eosesb.E 4 loa vegasSum fanaAla
espsEsnKaa de ctsssss haaNsa paeram
| por IL apfsciA1A h81a- Sc enas4An 3Mss
50 J 90 mil si aansrs De ssFeANt ease
ehAdos, qas, 1 an Fieeso ssaa ssaAs ~
regalaf. fsFfsssslAa HAs As aAla -
medic Do pesos, ss Ia ',9 9asEA asasssas
iarisdiss %.
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de Jario, 4 Ia A!A~aas, "a i'isas u
J RiG
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sn 10 loealadat, QAs ssg@'snaMis A'
, hrGa rAs ysssss ass Aa Sas sa 81
annpeaabs Asl s@s &c y seSatA -
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gas nA', saiEs slias - a. n Ftassss
y piha, reya Vega ts@fsA Il Ma.
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gas qas qsssae Tss Fsaass. , rs srss
{ Etdss haa ssintHa6e = saaTss fssp
lqesdaa ass pc ssasss.tw . l.
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-07-27
0AcETA OF HOY

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-Posteriormente dice ell mismo
Confsmos en- clio.

Segun telegrama del senior Mi
nistro de UItramar, comunicado
al Gobiernor = General, hanA sido
nombrados Administrators de Ha
cienda de Cuba, don jose Ma'ia
Bolivar; Jefe de Adninistraci6n
de 4. clase en- la Interxencion
General del E.tado,. don Antonio
Gonzalez Udell, y Tesorefo De
Hscienda en- Cuba, don Beraardo
Hi'ihaztegui.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-07-27

zas, dice La Luchs," fde Rprehendl
do en- su coionia del ingenio Santa
Ana" de D. Baltssar Otsmendi, en e.
Aguacate, ell conocido vecino D. Anna
dor Perez, y embarcado despues psr'
Ia capital"
Lo siguiente, que relata ell Did
RIO de la Marina, reviste sumo
interes. 10 mismo para Cuba que
para nosotrOs.
Dice el colega, bajo ell epfgrafe
lmportanttsimo:
"Los Sres. Herrera y Sobrinos, con-
cesionarios de 10 liEea de vapores-co
rreos de las AntillAs, cuyo serviclo de-
bfa interrumpiese por haber desapare-
cido del presEpuesto aprobado para 81
presente ejercicio la subvenci5n que ve-
LA disfrutando dichs empress, han
determinado seguir prestando ell Servl'
clio como hasta aquf, y en- ell concepto
de gratuito, durante dos meses, en- Gu
70 plazo sl Gobierno de S. M. adopta-
ra, sin duds, en- este asunto, la resoiu-
ci6n mas conveniente para Ell comerclo,
Ia industria y las interesantes comunl-
caciones desde la HAbana por la costa
Norte, como tambien con los vecinos
Estados de Santo Domingo y Haiti.
Semejante acto, que tanto honra d Ia
refsrida casa naviers, poniendo de re-
lieve gu desinteres y rectss miras res
pectc de los adslsutos de este paf', hs
procedido de ls oportuna iniciatlva de-
sefior Gobernador General, que exotic
al sehor Herrera Cd. Ram6n), jefe de
la empresa, q que, sin repsrsr en- Ell
perjuicio de sus propios intereses, evl-
tara los muy graves que hxbfs de eau
sar & los de toda Ia isla la suspension
de las expediciones de sus acreditados
vapores- -correos.
En- su consecuencis, la expedition
del 10 Sc efectusrA al igual de las an
teriores, llevando Ia correspondancis
en- So scostum brado itinerario Ell vapor
ManwslG. Por nusstra parte, oil dsr
esta noticis, tan sStisf,ctoria para ell
ttblico, creemos de justicia aplaudir 81
generoso rasgo de Ia Empresa de los
Sres. Herrera y SobriDc."
-Posteriormente dice el mismo
colega:
"Deimportante podemos calificar Ia
noticia que acabamos de recibir de
Madrid, por via telegrafics. Andncis
senos que peFsonas carscterizadas que
Sc preocnpan de los intereses de. ests
IsIa hsn conference.-the con et Gobierno
acerca de la conveniencia de reetablecer
Ell servicio de epmunicsciones que pres
taban los osyapores -correos de lss Anti
liss, entre esta Capital y los pnertos
de la costa Norte de Ia Iss, Santo Do
mingo y Puefto-Rico; y que ssde es-
perarse una resoluci6np pronta sstis
factoria." 80
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-07-27

fbssa 60 AsmAsss !. h.4 s@
ssa IL 4 - es4smAs sas rss
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-07-27

zas, dice La Luchs," fue aprehsndi-
do en- su coionia del ingenio Santa
Ans," de D. Baltsssr Otamendi, 60 ell
Aguacate, ell conocido vecino D. ANA
dor Perez, y embarcado despu6s para
Ia capital"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-07-27

Ol,A We. les BlgArrillaG d. : Il
CoronA~--Cofcna, y do oro an0s
mcfeccs sna IlhEieanlcA. ks0a o.
xArrillos soa Il cosuao De u deia.
ca J dc Ia mav.
AgcaleA strs. aaeA lie G. u.
SAcnE J Ca
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-07-27

Las siguientes noticias agrico
las y comerciales son por todt
extreme halsgutfias, yoon gustt
las reproducimos:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-07-27

cONVOCArO3n JuNTA GENERAL ExrRAo3DlARn.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-03

ner thence north So west with said Douglass lus
* chains rs links to his southeast corner thence
north west 20 chains TO stake In Fellows south
pointers, thence south s8I10 east with Feilows line
"a chain, 80 links TO the beginning containing io1
ACRES ana tract beginning az stake white oak
southeast corner OF the Fellows estate thence 70 10
west with liamlus aud Ellis line 81 95iOO chains
with " white and ID red oak pointers thence $50 45
lass north line. thence north % 10y east 70 chains
% links TO stake, thence south $50 east with Fel
lows aud Andrews' line "A chains g links To be-
ginning containing 100 acres
Thrty-three acres Of the Borland subdivision In
Fourteenth civil district owned by Louisa Fain.
ScNenty.fye acres, Eleventh district, owned by
Anna VI. Roper, lying on Nonconnah creek, begin
ming Mt stake In tho Bayou sass,fras pointers Let
Tic Lewis northwest corner, thence west 1851
chains 10 gum marked ~. H., thence south s
chains 20 links to stake with gum pointers, thencs
east Y chains 20 links 10 stake with sweetgum and
hornboan pointers, thence south 10 chains 10 links
10 stake and dogwood Ia the bend OF the creek,
thence east II chains "a links " an elm, sweetgum
AND OAK pointers, thence north with Lettie Lewis
line TO the beginning.
Two hundred and seven acres owned by George
ruggle, beginning ut II. y. Jones southwest
corner, thence west chain ~ links 10 northeast
corner OF the dover thence south 10 east 60 chains
20 stake on the g. & II. road, thence south 10
west ~ chains 90 links 10 stake in old field thence
south a. chains 81 links TO n stake with whiteoak
and hickory pointers, thence east 81 chains . links
70 stake with whitooak and swcetgum pointers,
thence north l07 chains 2 links 10 stake in II. ".
Jones southwest corner, thence west 20 chains IS
links to the beginning less " acres redeemed by
ono hundred acres, owned by J. c. Nicely.
bounded on the north by n. 4. Harrison. on tho
cost by the bradley estate and on the west by
Five acres owned by J. W. Scott bounded on tho
north by Bosrdman, on the south by Tuibevlllo.
on me east by Thomas, and ON the west by liar
Eighty acres owned by Alex TugRlc and II. W.
teathertonc bounded on the north by A. y, Doug
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-03
rn,c.tIrntlns The rrenbIe.

NV YouK, May 1.-The State Board Of
Arbitration today resumed It's inyesliga.
Ton 81 Tie causes Of the trouble between
lhc employing and ioumcymen brewers.
Robert Elsncr, secretary Of the Milwau.
kcc local union, who testified last week,
resumed the witness stand lie said his
union IN Milwaukee had no paper az an
official organ, but that they had started n
paper IN Milwaukee as workingmen's
payer. Il was called the Rcfomer. Con.
.inuing. The witness said he was not q ciii.
ten Of tho United States. lie came 10 this
country In 1850.
On being shown n circular advising the
boycott Of Pool beer" the witness, by
,dyicc 81 counsel, declined 10 answer the
question "a 10 whether he was the author
Of the circular. rs Il might tend 10 crimi.
nate him.
why do you do things that arc crimi-
nal3' asked Lawyer UntcrmeYor. This Dro.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-03
ST. LOUIS BREWERS.
The Employees Meet and Prepare for Com
ing Events.


ing Events.
ST. I.ouis, Mo-, May According 10
~. yious arrangement Gambrnus assembly
convened at s. Louis hall last evening
Tho meeting was large one, 500 or 600
brewers being In attendance. The session
lasted until about 1880 O'Clock, at which
time Il adjourned, and the result was made
known by the officers, who gave out that
the following resolutions were drawn UP
anl adopted:
Where's That In many cities Of the
United States the proprioiors Of the brow
cItcs arr engaged In warfare with their
woliugnCn, aud hundreds OF scab brew.
en- throughout the country would like to
So our assembly go out on strike; aud,
whereas, arrangements have been perfected
f0f importing Wofkngmrn from Europe to
take our places thouldit become necessary,
be- Il
Received. That Il would be better ior,us
O. have the COOL viii Of all lalpring 1850
ciniioHs and the people at large, than 10
engage in q strike under the present cir.
cum.iaucrg therefore, be Il
Received. That W. will not begin n ight
AGAINST tio Brewers association until We
ar driven to do 30 by further oppression
OF a." luascg.
Resolved. That no member 81 this union
shall under any circumstances, be allowed
81 present TO leave his place, aud he shall
caftiully avoid any action that would give
the bosses q cause for his removal.
Resolved, That the secretary Of The as
scmbiy keep a list Of the men who are
tunnel % from time 10 time, and IN the
event 81 further oppression, tho brewery
turning oil The greatest number Of union
men shall be the fut one with which We
will engage In fight.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-03
Terrence maIIen Again.

Santa FE, y. NJ, May 2.-Tcucnce
Mullen, who served eighteen months in
the Illinois pcnitcntary for an attempt 10
steal the body Of President Lincoln, has
been lodged in the peniientiary here Tor
an attempt 10 dcimud the government
He was convicted IN southern New Mexico
OF perjury In connection with the entry Of
public lands IT the Territory aud sentenced
10 four years at hard labor and : 900 line
lie bore a fair reputation herr before his
connection with the Illinois affair became
EnpWu
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-03

voked laughter, but the witness did not an
swer. Several letters were shown to him,
but he declined to answer whether he had
written them. Lawyer Untermeyer called
the attention Of the board to Elsner'sreiusal
to answer on cross-examination, and asked
that If he persisted in his refusal his entire
testimony should be stricken out.
lie could not remember Of the Queen
City breweries ever asking his permission
to take certain malt. He did not not call
any men out on strike on the Milwaukee
malt houses. The men came out on strike
and two hours later dispatch came from
Louis Herbrand ordering them to strike at
once.
He declined, by advice of counsel, to
tell who paid for printing the circulars
used during the Milwaukee troubles.
Counsel for the journeymen admitted that
the local union paid for printing them.
The witness remembered a conversation
with Capt. Pabst OF Milwaukee, concern
ing the raising of the wages in the malt
houses, but he could not remember il
Capt Pabst told him to order the men out
en- strike.
"Did Capt. pabst order you TO boycott
the brewcries?" asked Mr.. Untermeycr.
The witness said the brewers had not been
boycotted. He was shown q circular and
was asked ii that was not a boycott circu-
lar. Elsner replied "That depends
upon views" He could not remember
any thing about the issue Of the circular
On being asked ii he was here under u
subpoena the witness said he had received
q dispatch asking him to come to New
York. His examination being concluded
he departed in haste.
Lawyer Untermeyer had got the ma
chinery of the law in motion Tor the arrest
OF the witness on the ground of conspiracy
He instructed the sherilf's deputy to find
him wherever he could. A recess was
then taken.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-03
J.G.SCHMIDT & SON


DEOruFAls ron INDIAN SUPPLIES AsD
1 Interpretation department to, Tho luiencr
uflrr ui Indian Afhiff. Washington. April D. isft
totiei ppin~ais iniuf.al "lfupu.iia frf lisef"
thils i0r levi HHa boz suhmitt,1 IN ssram'c en-.
yrlupesl nsrun. Hour Clothing 90 tmnI purlailun.
missioner Of Indian Analn. No. Gio1dGi uos,iSy
Hn,f Nug iort. Will D. tunol,,d uuul pm. u
Ta0siiy. Nav - isC, flr Furnishing iof tie Indian
pounds lcof on tho h6nt 0OOl pounds lt.ans,
a.ny pounds iatiug Powder. iouuu pounds
Corn. fOuu pounds tuii,r p.iao9o Iuunis flouT
1900 pounds iiuminy lUuu pounds lad ~ lar.
tells Mes iufs, 100 pounds oatmeal 100
pounds ua's. tlOu pounds iioc puu pounds rrs,
sus,r, sol con pounds Nhcat A-i ulaut.
81. Nollen aud cotton Goods icuuH.siinH IN
pat ai.tlgklns Loo yarls. slnisld oaiiro.
frum On sitting $3.50 yards ponims. i7.unl
yards biugh1m H'u0 yafls kruiu ~ Jeans,
low yards thgtiut Hn9 yards hfuuu shrctins.
Hickory rhlniur lOu1 YHris. talru shifting
nu0 yafdg Mtusrv, eu0n yaritI tluihinr GrBs
ecds. notion, iiativiars, Mriiosl ,npplis.
articles. such ns iiafuc.l Flow. iakr. l1tas. Ctg,
and ~ shout 80 Wagons required iUf DE service,
h. b. delivered nd thlrfro kau.as tity ard sioux
sdartei 10 the climhf, ~ the Pacific Coast. Wiih
ta'ii1fuia hrkrf delivered 81 .an fmnrisC.
= - and supplies dat NAV not b. contracted i1r
l. b' dslItcri ai ihc Arrnrcs hina gr.r ~
nAur uUr WH NHNNfHMAHN NNhNhA NfNfIlNHa
thuNluf thr Kinds Hrt quantities uf fuir'tiruoa
furrIirs required fuf eaIh AF-rry fni scIuol
rul tlo kinds ami quantities iu grss ~ all other
PODS and rTurlrt. tHIrtntr ulIh blank pro
tfsHIH fuuf iuua tu h1 observed by hlIhrrt, time
and pinHr % delivery. tsuUt ri contract uni pay
fnsul tfausrpfatHn ROUTES aud 40 other nccUasafY
Instruction. Will D., furnished upon applI 'atluu %
tHu Indian uMre in Wellington ~ Ne o. uud ~
Norsisf s'fFf. NOu lors james liirewuui, No
IS UfuaIWay. New NOft the tOmmlunrrs ~ sub
s.Htrure q. p A. ~ cheyenne. 'hiolrn. isavru.
WHuh lOmaha Saint inuls Saint Paul nnd ran
Ifaurflo. tho fusiuaftrra 81 Sioux CITY, nud
Nautt0u. end 10 che ro.tmasiru ~ tho following
named place, iu khn.ns Arahnras CITY, Nurllng'
ION. caldwell hcdfa ~ hnpuna, tuukn orlut
IFnI uuHarl NuIrhlnsnu. famed. Nerhrrsnn,
Marion Nsilrne ilnifr Newton nsare CITY tciian,
Sterling TuuftH. Wellington, NlDhlia ani VIM
fsld The tIrhi IL reserved iy ihu Hottumcnt ~
INJECT Any aud al bits, or anl parl ui aul hi eni
UrHa IfUros's sfe lufIirl under rwtl.1 ulu
appropriation shall be made iuf nc supplies Y
Cnnrnaf u.is viii d. u.euHd ~ tnr hour aud
daY hbute stated Hnl l.iiUu are iutfuao u
present % The upru'uF tflIFith tuIttH. Al
An bids must ba accompanied BY cCfiilui CHECKS
a. dnifts urlu aunn United taiss lFIultuV -
the Iifit National iank III ius AnTc'rs Cal. 90 -
least ~ pff cent "a fhr Hmuuuf ol ne UfulaHaL
u.snsaIfnu u. T. ATKINS. Ctuualaiali0r
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Prof aoidwin smith Answers Dcpe,

ToRoSro, Ont, May PROF Goodwin
Smith. IN a letter TO the Nal In regard 10
the verbal cutting which was given him In
Sew York, by Chaunccy NJ. Dcpcw, for
talking politics nj a public dinner, says
that the presidential fever Is burning IN
Dopcw's veins" that Dcpcws protest was
q distinct bid ior the Irish vote, aud that
Drpcw recently eat through banquet at
which Irish politics was freely talked
without making any protest.
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Anrr Inrrr Nrnr.

W. 7. Walton. OF Springfield, Tom, says
Il have been sullcIslg with neuralgia In the
face and head. OIL and ON, OR three years. ]
purchased box Of DR.. Tanners lniallIblc
Neuralgia Cure, and took eight u che pills.
have not felt any symptoms of nruralsii
since. ltriyps me pleasure to recommend IT,
Rnngum Root Medicine Co.. Manufacturer,
Nashville, Tenn. 10 ccnis per box Sold 10
ucisters drug store. 81 Main street.
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The Grst through boat-ihought 10 be-
the propeller Gilchrist passed mp the
Duluth passage NJ $50 o'clock ycsicsday
morning. When last seen she was work
ing through large Geld oi Ice seven miles
above Chcboygn, Mich.
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NERVOUS DEBILITY 10 al ~ Stage mel.N
IN aud physical depression. spffmtluffhra, NJ
81 hnndda sirfitY ucufa 'gla hf fffla. lncapt.lV
w study or butlnUsf partllH.g lnrglfi.e trtgH
sy iuss u memury, soncniuH ~ tht e,iln. sil 4.
cured In either srk by The ~ OF ms uufhN..et
pfrpafatlon. II ia maiief " supreme tnpotla..es
L. H., aunfapfInta treatment TOT ne cuf1 ~ rs
- al nerve noWsf Hni be- ncanfIafla toui1
and NefVins alter NAM yean ulal IN hitupei "a
yfayrd iufaillbir II tatVn acr0riiaF 70 dfeftnnt
which are snted 70 eaeh bottle ons poA - - "
one months tfeaiinenti will cure ffgent cases
If.re VI 90 a boz. o. slk bstca inf 5000 teat
b, mall prepaid on recsipt oi pflce We gdaIhntes
erIvod bv us for sln botes We will ssni or written
guarantee 70 return the money u ucatnent aofe
GOT elect a cure A. hcnksfi 4 %, briEfls,.. s,.s
ascuis ior uulisd states. ~ and ~ AAin seess
ACmpha. lena
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Prru.yA has undoubtedly cured more
cases Of consumption than al the other
remedies put together.
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PnbIic Debt statement.

WASHINGTON, May 1.-The following Is
a recapitulation of the debt statement is
sued Yesterday;
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Security sS MSF ara f sSa 's Ana SGn S
burning llydrOnaptho Pastilos In
Against S GS%' a n@f nSsUns TGfs e st
skin aud scalp diseases are pcrma.
Suffering n'T pnc c" SsS Sy iSS%%% qa
soap for toilet, nursery aud bath.
Tooihachc, face neuralgia aud In.
nieaaea famed or swollen gums yield
DioCooO promptly To Darhy's Dental plnsters,
which take the place NJ opiatcs aud
and dangerous toothnche drops
anu Curns and Buniuns cause no pain
where Mend's Corn and Hunlon flus.
Coofhi tens ARE used. They quickly alay
bOo'H' Inflammation and relieve palm.
SpalpoN and other contagious DIS.
- eases are prevented by burning Sen.
buy's sulphur Candles in Cellars,
Ok Gontc closets. sinks ships holds, bird
- SS"'S'cugus chicken cnOps etc.
(9 srABuRI a JOHNSON. New York.