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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-12-04
Revista dc Ia Peninsula.
Madrid, Novbre Is de 1855.

MauEl0S NOVDTe 10 dc 1889.
No me faltan asuntos de interes
que ofrecer hoy q los lectores del
BOLETIN; pero algo de fuera viene
& fijar Ia atenci6n en- estos momen-
tos; y ese algo habr& llegado ahi
con el laconismo del cable, aunque
diciend0 bastante para compren-
der Ia grayedad de Ia noticia.> El
Brasil ha dejado de scr monarqufa,
calandose el gorro frfgio, Y no POT
odio al emperador, pues don Pedro
II era monarca inmejorable, por
sus condolences de inteligencia y de
carActer, y era muy querido mas
ell espiritu Tevolucionario le ha des.
tronado, y gracias que no le afro
pellarOn. A estas horas navega con
su familia y pronto llegsra a Lisboa,
pero no se sabe en- donde fljar8 su
Residential. El movimiento ha sido
militar y so ha heeho sin mas de.
rramamiento de sangre que la del
ministro de Marina, que quiso con-
toner q los sublevados, = recibi6
graves heridas de manos de tres
soldados. El presidente del Con-
sejo esta preso y go ha tornado
nuevo gabinete no todos los Es4
tadCs Sc encuentran cOuformes con
la revoluci6n, pero sucamben & la
fuerza. En- Portugal, antigua me.
tr6poli del Brasil, es donde ha eau
90 el suceso mas profunda sensa-
ci6n.
Por aqui segnimos ain 1,ovedad,
aunque parezca incteible. Sagasta
contin6a navegando con viento de
proa, sin hacer case de los Rolpes
que Ell barco recibe EN- los escoilos
con que tropieza; perdio uno de
los palos en- el Senado, al etnpnie
del discurs0 del duque de TetuAn,
que 10 .trat6 sin piedad, y como Sa.
gRsts no 10 conteatase, d dnQueI
Abandon6 IA CamaER dando lugasl
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-12-04
NOMBRAMIENTO.


On Real Dscreto de IL de No.
viembre, publicado en- Ia Goceto
de Madrid, dice: Vengo en- nom.
brar Inspector de Ia Comandancia
Central, Dep6 6sisos de embarque =
GAIA general de Ultramar, al &c.
neral de brigada D. Alvaro Sua
rez Vald6s, que actualmente des
en,peha el cargo de Gobernador
Mllitar de Ia provincia de Ovie,
do.
Felicitamos por este honroso
nombramiento q tan distinguido, !,
reputado y pundonoroso general.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-12-04
G. B. s. NJ.
Carmen de Aguisar, Taa. de Fsliu.

'''''~'S Wv - 0ov~S"'S "SSs Wv - VS0svs
En- la imposibilidad de poder CO.
Responder & mis- distintos amigos
de la Isla como serian mis- deseos,
que se han servido enviarme senti-
dos telegramas y cartas de p6same
con motive del fallecimientO de mi
inolyidable esposo don Agustin
Feliu y Oassaias; 10 hsgo a todos
por medic de la presente, dandoles
las mas expresivas gracias y ro-
gAndoles me dispenser que haya
tepido que acudir & este medic.
AL propios tempo cumplo un de-
ber al hacer p1bIico mi agradeci~
miento hacia todas las autoridad g.
emp!eados y vecindario en- general,
que tanto en- la enfermedad como
en- el fallecimiento de mi querido
esposo, no nos han desamparado
un mOmentO.
A todos mi gratitud eterna.
Carmen de Agssilar Tda. de Fsliu.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-12-04
'CORRIDA DE TOROS.

SsAS
Despu6s de haber llOvido duran
to tOda Ia manana del domingo
tlltimo, la tarde fu6 hsrmosisima, y
al I'm pudo veriflcarse la ausiada CO.
rrida de toros en- el anchuroso pa
llo del Quartet de Ballaja, prepa-
rado Gd hoo.
Una concurrencia inmensa pre-
senci6 la lidia desde los palcos Y
desde el patio. El p6blico de ahi es-
taba a cubierto de cua'quier emer-
gencia por una s6lida valla.
Pfesidta el Sr. Alcalde, y ocupa-
ban palcos de honor ell NxCmo Sr
Gobernador General y la prensa Pc
ri6dica.
Lidiaronse tres toros de la ga
naierfa del Excmo Sr. d. Pablo
Ubarri. El primero no di6 .iuego
los dos restantes 81 10 dieron, espe-
cialmente el segundo. Y mejol
aun go portaran 81 el piso no hubie.
SO estado h6medo. A cada mo-
mento resbalaban y Sc caian los
torOs.
Los simpaticos diestros Carrillo
matador), Barciela, Silverio y Ruiz,
luciendo con gallardia sus primoro.
sos trajes, se portaron como h&bi-
les 8 inteligentes 6mulos de Pspt
HilI0 Y Romero.
Trabajaron con decision y arrojo,
yla mayor parte de las suertes les
conquistaron grandes aplausos y
continues obsequios.
Oarrillo, flrme Y resuelto, did
muerse q los toros. Con la mule
ta y Ia espada 90 agigantaba. Bar
ciela, Silverio y Ruiz clavaror
las banderlllas con mucho brio. q
dltimo par que puso Barciela pro
voc6, en- justicia, una tempestad
de bravos y aclamaciones. Los
sombreros y regalos caian en- Ii
plaza que era IN contento.
Reciban nuestro hWrrG cordla
los bizaros diestros.
Las mofias de los toros, vistosaI
y elegaute, y hechas por una dis
tinguda familia de nuestra socie
dad, fueron dedicadas per los tore.
ros al Excmo. Sr. D. Pablo Ubarr
| y familia, a Ia Excma Sra. D: Pila
Berriz de Bonanza Y q Ia agraciad'
sehorita do1a Evangelina Jim6nez
hija polftica del digno Jete de Or
den Pdblico Sr. Mayoral.
Dos bandas militares amenizarol
mas y mas la popular y classics
fiesta cou slegres y continues mar
chas y danzas.
A pesar de la gran aglomeraei6l
de gentes, no hubo que deplorar de
sorden alguno. Coco del tanro
maquico espectAculo 10 mismo e
pr6cer que ell menestral, 10 mism'
el opuiento que el proletario, !,
mismo la apuesta dana de alt
circulo social que la modesto espo
ga & hija del industrial y 81 obre
rO., )at ..-....a KS
La corrida di6 comienzo . la
tres de Ia tarde y termin6 q las
menOs cuartO. - @-,.s
| Enviamos nuestros plAcetnes
la empresa por haber llevado q ca
DO con 6xito Y animoso esfuerEo |,
lidis, & pesar de las diffcultades de
tempo, defciencia de elementos (,
personal secundario, etc.
Y en- nombre de Ia misma, rehdi
mos expresivas gracias 4 Ia prens
peri6dica, por haber honrado Ia fies
CO una nutrida y digna representa-
4ci6n de toda ella, desde el c6mod,
pslco & la misma destinado.
Encargo es este que dejarno
cumplido con el mayor gusto.
Y asf mismo anunciamosque pa
ra el pr6ximo domingo, con i
competente v6nia de la SUPERIOR
dad, SO est6 organizando otra corri
da, que tendrk lugar tambien en- 9
Quartet de Ballsja.
Esperamos otro lleno, pues e
entusiasmo del pfblico no ha de
caido. Todo 10 contrario; va 81
aumento.
.,- -sH5s t. 49,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-12-04
CONVERSATION.


Leemos en- an telegrama de
D. Julian e. Blanco al Directorio,
referente 4 Ia election del senor
Moya. i.
"Asf Sc iucha y Sc vence."
IPor quien habIard el Sr. Blan.
co, al emplear Ell verbo UeAcerf
SPor los disidentes de su par.
tidof
lpor n Popular que de.spa.
recei
aPor 81 ssnor Marin, que SO re-.
tira dc 10 political
afSxk n
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-12-04

Y contesta asi la Revista 4 uno
que clama por Ia union del parti.
do. f
EEL particularisrno no Sc com.
pone de otro modo que d linterna-
70 limpio".
FL procedimiento podr& ser po-
co liberal. -
Pero es contundente.
Y yayase 10 uno por 10 otrol
pensara Ia RsUista, requiriendo 10
linterna. 51 - ga zsfs es
O Ia tranca,i que 90 10 mismo.
.ss
Despues de decir la Rerista
que el senor Moya no soareird
jam&s al incondicionalismo, aiiade
81 colega:
"El senor Moya hsce y regala
sus cosas en- sSyiO."
Por 10 mismo creemos nosotroe
que NO se sonreir& mucho Ell sc
nor Moya, cusndo sepa todos los
espectaculos que hs dado ell au.
tonomiemo de Ia Capitalized con
motive de su election para Dipu-
tado q Cortes.
Nj regalsndo como regala sus
cosas en- serio el sefior Moya, al
decir de Ia ReOist0, podra septir-
SO q su vez muy regaladO con los
episodios de su election el Illus.
trado redactor de El LibsrGl.
eel denuedo electoral 8 incon.
trovertible propaganda de nuss.
tras dsscip!;nadas huestes "....
Esto escribe Ia Revista.
La Recista, que desde Enero
de este afio no hsce otra cosa que
tirar bombas y metra!la contra Ia
rebeldia 8 indisciplins de los disi.
dentes de su partido, en- frente
del Directorio!
Es que Ia Revista suele tam.
bien tenef sus ratos de buen hu.
NOR y broms.
7 piensa con el otro:
"Lss guasas, darlas pesadas,
8 no darlas I"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-12-04

Is Recista no quiere que 81
partido 90 reuna en- Asamblea.
Y menos en- A samblea en- crs
do, dice el colega.
La guerra eocida, entonces.
A pesar do ser tan refractaris
Ia Recista al sancocho y al san
cOchito.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-12-04

Bayamon, Nvbre de 1889.
js
Sr. Director del Bo1ETN M8R-
OANTIL.

Muy Sr. mfo y de mi mayor con.
.sideraci6n: ruego a v. Sc sirva
dar cabida en- las columnas de So
llustrada publication & las siguien.
tes lfneas, por 10 que le anticipa
las gracias 50 alta. amiga 8. s.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-12-04

Leemos ~ W tsleRsasaa asl;
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-12-04

Sc. Dr. Goico, dirigido al stior
Oepeda:
Hoy nuestro pals necesita in,
dispensab! b!emente de don Miguel
Moya". :"
Djga ell senior Goico:
IAcaso al pals 10 constituyen
los autonomistas ortodoxos de
Ponce9
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-12-04

La Revista asegura que Ell Sc
nor Moya no sonreird jamas al
incondicionalismo.
No sabemos nosotros que ell In.
condicionalismo haya Eedido nun.
ca sonrisas al senior Moya.
No es tan platonico ell incondi-
cionalismo como los antonomis.
tas.
Necesitanse de los Diputados
hechos y obras, que no sonrisas.
Esperamos los hechos del Di-
putado electo por Ponce.
Mas claro: electo por los auto
nomistas de Ponce.
Mas claro adn: no por todos.
Por los ortodoxos.
La RecistG nos promote CO.
mentarios en- las pr6ximas elec.
clones generates.
IComentarios?
lCuidado 81 Sc truecan en- Ia
mentdciionesi
lSs han dado va tantos casos
lComo que hasta ahora han side
elias los postres obligados de
nuestros adversarios en- las mesas
de elecciones!
Sobre todo en- las generales.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-12-04

SaDan los meSeS On V3nO, 0l SenOE
Maisonnave, en- el OonglesO, pidi6
al ministro de Marina que SO 1jara
I'M plazo para la realization de aqu6.
las, a fin de poner termino a lasitua-
ci6n en- que SO coIocaba el inventor
y colocaba Espafia a los ojos del
extranjero, qae aguarda impacien-
to el resultado del PefGI. Con es-
ia actitud del ministro ha coincidi-
do haber llsmado al inventor q
Madrid para que diera cuenta de
su ausencia de CAdiz, y resuIt6 que
Peral ha estado 60 Paris, sin licen-
cla del gobierno, por 10 eual se en-
cuentrR arFestado en- San FernaI-
do sin perjuicio de trabsjar para
satistacer al pueblo en- sn deseo de
acreditar que es una verdad la ma
vegaci6n submarine.
Quiera la suerte volver por Peral
y que, verificadas las pruebas, re-
suite que no ha sido infructuoso
para Ia ciencia su trabajo y que
demos algun paso siquera en- favor
de su noble prop6sito.
DtG 10. Gran animation aver
en- ambas Oamaras. En- el Senado,
con motive de Ia Interpolation del
senior Bosch sobre la question de
los concejales, Sc levant6 algo Mo-
hin0 Montero Rios para defenderse
de los ataques que le habia dirigi.
do el marques de Sa1doal, acusGn-
dole de ihconsecuepoia. iQu6 aqua
cero cay6 sobre el expresidente
del Supreme! Pocas veces 80 ha
yisto q un padre de Ia patria
sufrir, taios y mandobles como los
que con safla descarg6 s0bre 81 el
BILE marques, no dejAndole
hueso sano. N juriaconsulto ave.
ladO 4 las lldes del foro, no supo
aeieadeEae Y Qued6 mal parade. 70.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1889-10-25

IT, I i''Si j. ilsnl' as usual "hel NE
says we nave never peen aule 10 peneEt
an tlH' mas "eei sniu oI 1he Rolneh hools
Vi tl.1 Siigep' Mnel uy mat Is meant 70 con
'eS 'ie i''e' Ina W Suee' necessarily
a, l'"s'uIe, T. n. oeaouIS Vi aiPole' ~
~ say III 'iiis oo'ie''ion Ano" one
Pos'GIe 'nu' years ago "oul1 Keep lour
l'.iGreJ sueei hs wen as 1t uoes 10" one
e' anu .ie. ias ueei any 'lii'iH
ou1 sieeP o' II siiicS II was olice s"ou mn VI
La l. 1neIe Is hnr"y uush on on IT, ana II
u'Iuss up mighty quesvioH no" can we
Iel'o' aIe '"t pastures NiVnou' us cos'ihs
more Una" '"T! are "ort" Mosu ol 'he
ln'i.ie's Here guy SHeeP because 'ley can
winter more ludh 'irN Gan summer. mere
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1889-10-25

The PhaniN briefly mentioned last week
th" holding of public meeting in Vershire
m the interest of the establishment of a
Swedish colony there The Boston Jour
nal despatch relative to the meeting states
that after full discussion Of the subject it
wa, unanimously resolved To- accept the
proposition made 10y the commissioner Of
immigration, and committee Of citizens
was appointed TO make the necessary ar
rnngement, for securing the requisite mum
her of farms and locating the colonists
thereon. The list of unoccupied lands in
Nershlre, made up by the town clerk and
the listers, includes A. farms. ranging in
area from 81 to 25o acres. All of these
farms have good houses and buildings there
ON, aud some of them boast of brick build
lngS and pretty cottages The lands are
uniformly rich and productive, and the
farms, including buildings can be bought
at from - 10 - per acre These farms
will he sold 90 any parties applying for
them. ami already the town clerk has re
ceived over 100 letter, from native Yer
m"nterS and Others, living m all parts of
the United states, asking for information
concerning these abandoned farms
Mr. Valentine states iu an interview since
the \ershlre meeting that he found the
quality OF the Nershire land Unexpectedly
good and the prospect of the establishment
of IA colony there excellent, largely because
the people are alive To- the advantages of
such an euterpri,s The town Is o,,t of
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1889-10-25

A writer says There are two ways of
artitcially manuring the soil-one by the
direct usc of chemical fertilizers, the 9th
e" 10y feeding farm animals the foods that
are rich in fertilizng elements, such as nitro
gen, phoSphoric acid and potash This is
true, but there Is a good deal more TO it,
There is no dung from farm animals that is
not sufficiently rich in potash, no matter
how fed Potash is abundant in all the
woody matter of plants and in roots and
tubers. Poor hay, upon which stock does
not gain at all, yields manure rich in potash
If we want well balanced manure, we must
use feeding stutfs rich in phosphates and
organized nitrogen, such as bran, linseed
ana cotton-seed meal But there is no way
of high feeding, when We 60 beyond corn
meal, bran and oatmeal, that will not in
crease the combined nitrogen of the dung
beyond It's due proportion for all but few
garden crops, unless bone meal is also fed
or phosphoric acid in some way added to
the manure - U'dfchmGu
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1889-10-25

A Philadelphia despatch gives chapter
OF fact, about the decline of farm values
in PENNSYLVANIA which shows that the CON
jiti,,, nr tbi,,,y j,,,,.,, than. l. ma. ,,+,,;
nIIy different from what ii i. in Vermont
and New Hamp.hir4 j Wallace e5
itor of Wallace. Nontbiy of New York
standard stock publication ,yisbin., IatsI,
tn buy "a farm near I'M. ola b,m. a5ya,.
tt>cI for farm i'm tb, southern porti,p of
AlIr-narv e,1rt. OPP +ts markham, ,,,rt of
Washington n,rpt, H.. received t3o of
lrr- of land and from the investigation,
which hp made i'm his search for "a farm, f.,
hi, taste Mr. Wallace. ,,ip.l information,
which convince. hin, tho+ ,b.. .jooIin. ~,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1889-10-25
AGRICU

Tine Sew Hampshire commissioner of
agriculture is uu-il, o., work To- arrange for
th. establishment of colonies Of -0cde, in
that state Ilo WIS called to Boston last
week Co. consult with the president oi the
.,ciet, of ~Node, OF that city, members of
which are favoraby disposed toward the
Sew Hampshire abandoned farms, and
who. if the, make the move, want 10 get
settled there before winter sets i'm.
A,a reunion of the alumni of the Ma,,a
chu,,tf~ agricultural college. held at the
Parker House. Bo,tou during the coutluu
auce of tine Bay state fair Prof. Walker
said that though be- was graduate of ale
hc should send hi. own boys 90 the agricuI
turnl college because he Thought there was
mo- better opening ion the world today than
that given by agriculture There is "a con
tuunlly growing demand for skilled agri.
culturi,t,. Train young men To- be scientific
nrrrulturst- said be. and they will be IN
demand at once
s current item of state news says Dur
ing the past year "a number Of families
which left Vermont To- seek homes in the
far west have returned to their former
Indications to spend the remainder of their
dav, Information received from other
Vermoutcr, u Dakota and the Northwest
is Co. the effect that the coming year will
witness the return to \ermont of many
more families Similar information comes
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1889-10-25

We don't care much about the fast horse
business, and utterly fail To appreciate the
fabulous value for any legitimate purpose,
that Is set upou g small fraction of min
ute boo making mile of distance Those
who are specially interested IN such things
can lind q complete surfeit of fast horse hi
ography genealogy. eulogy, etc. in some
of the vel-kuowu agricultural papers.
Eight solid column, in fine print ought to
satisfy the average farmer with such horse
talk That is what one agricultural paper
gave last week and it wa, not much of ii
week for horses The ancestry, near and
remote. of several thousand horse, has ap-
peared u these papers Not half the pre-,
ident- oi the United State, have ever been
traced back iu so long a ineof ancestry The
reaGer, of such columns Of horse lore ought
To- bee able, though they may not know the
names of their own great grandparents
totell the great great crandsires and great
great grandam, of hundreds Of fast horses
provided they remember small part of
the whole
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1889-10-25

II on the right side and lower part uf the IIl.
phragm. though playtullv meant and delivered. i~
calculated 10 evoke profanity from a chappN
" hose liver Is out ut order. When that region i~
sore ana congested, pOkrs seem teudish. Look at
A mans countenanc,. ere you prod him under the
ribs II his skin and ryebals have a salloW tIugr.
YOU may infer also that his tongue is furrtd hi-
breath apt To be sour. that hr has pains not only
beneath his ribs but under the right shoulder blade
Also, that his bowels arr irregular and his dlgr~
lion impaired. Instead of making a jocust. d,.
nonstratlon ON his ribs, recommend hIm 90 take
Hostetters Stomach Bitters. the finest ami bilious
and Alternative medicine eXtaut. uncomfortable i-
Il, also, Ton dyspepsia, rheumatism merry business.
kidney trouble and fever and agur
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1889-10-25

An onion trust mas been organized in New
York There is nothing too strong for
trust to tackle.-Chicago Herdd.
The southwark flight of wild geese across
Connecticut began week ago, and grizzled
prophet, declare that cold weather is close
at hand and that the winter will he pretty
snu- and snowy, nov We hear me ~ Ihiia-
dt'yLi1 Record
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1889-10-25

'Ihes- wattirs, Maria he sac.
As with culdly critical eve
lie eyed them. and then shook his head.
With chunks of warm rubber would vie
And bah what a horrible TASTE
II 5 the taste of nearly raw dough
These must have been made IN great haste.
! should die if / ate one ! know
said his wife with whitening look.
our ma happened iu here. You see
And made them-ain't she a good cook
.IAse iMn MAfll..-. nv InrIInE- sAIl nL-
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1889-10-25
PhenyO-CHffeiu cures headaches aud mel
ralgia sold by all druggists

The Hest medical writer's claim thar the sue
cessful remedy for nasal catarrh must he non irri
tatiug, easy of application. and one that Will reach
all the remote sores and liberated surfaces TIN.
history of the efforts 10 treat catarrh during the.
past ohgrs us 10 admit that only one remedy has
met these conditions and that is EIy~ trram
Balm This Pheasant remedy has mastered ga
tarrh as nothing else has done. and both phys.
clans and patients freely cuucrdr this fact The
more distressing symptoms yield tu 10
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1889-10-25
,TATE on VERMONT. NnrInoro. 5

- The Probate Court for said district
In aiI PERSONS interested Iu the Estate of
CORA b uGuNlF. hale Of Uummrrstou m said
uI~trlUt. Deceased Greeting
Administrator upon tur estate of CORA
oDllA a. ut'. of uumurr,tun 300 said district
deceased ut- tIrl lbs Petition u this court. setting
forth THAT Tine sale, 90 the whole ut the real estate.
Hi sud deceased v 90 ht' beneficial Co the heirs and
all persons mtrrr ted Therein. and praying for d
ln this court what UuUurt- a. boz the consent ul
writing ui 900 tine heirs residing lu this state Ca
such sal. Nn-rrupou 90 Is ordered that the same
h- heard at tine session oft said count 90 ir held at
urday uf October 1851 when and where Nou may
ut urufd BOO thr premises. o. q. 20 s,.r cause.
% T. ~ STtbnAItu Register
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1889-10-25

There are
many white soaps,
each
represented to be
Just as good as the Ivory"
They are not,
but like
all counterfeits,
they lack
the peculiar
and remarkable
qualities OF
the genuine,
Ask for
Ivory Soap
and
insist upon having it.
It's sold everywhere.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1889-10-25
C,omm,-sIoNERs, NOTICE.

ENINTT " IEtONT K IHOMTNIlN
The undersigned AaN ii- h--ru appointed hN the
Honorable i'ruiat. Court for the District of Mar.
bnru commissioners Co receive. examine AMI al
just all claims and demands ut all persons against
lu said district. drurd~rd. ana all claims rNhll
itrI 100 offset thereto. hereby give notice. that
Voc Will meet for thr purppst aforesaid at A. a
ButtortirII uiiI- Iu Jacksonville uu the Hth dan
70 clock a 81 until four g. 81, on each of said DAYS.
and that Sis months from the asth day Of Srpieui-
ur l~e.i I- iur tam, limited by said court for said
tInu and allowance.
Dated al Jacksonville this 10Th day of oct. lssl
a. ID, 81 -. IA IA. NEi' Commissioners
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1889-10-25

The Well-known manager of excursions o. Wash.
ingtOH. California and the White Mountain, l. A
mr much good as your sulphur Bittcrs. f1r
know they cured me-
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1889-10-25
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoril.

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria
When she was d Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung 70 Castoria,
When she had Children, she gave them ,ast oria
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1889-10-25

= lhr Irupaua Court for said district
O.. ali persons Interested 300 the estate OF joins
s WAKE. late uf Nard~huru iu said district de-
crasrd Greeting
Whereas Norman e. johnson has presented a.
this court an instrument puTortng to be- the last
Will of said dr,T-as,.d for probate You arr here.
o., notified that tins court will decide upon the
probate of said instrument at session thereof o.
b,' held az the Probate bhic- m lrattlebOru. iu
said district. ou the Wh day of November 1851
when ana whore you may appear and contest the
same. DO yuu caus,.
81 " STDppARD. Register
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1889-10-25
Free 7 Treatment 1 yea !

remedies included, will be donated bv Dr. Sweet the
natural born setter and physician 20 one
norfhg person in each town Mluuur ENFENsE ca
cept sl.o TOR drawing examination papers. send
no money until return Of papers. Application must
A. endorsed boy Minister or Postmaster. send stamp
Tor FREE LNANISAUuS BLASKs and particulars %
llr sweets sHntarium tor the Lame, H. Union
laTk street, Boston, Mass.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1889-10-25

a mans wife should ALWAYS h, the same. esp.
'hllN q" hrI h"0lI.H, tst % -r BE- a.Aa .t.HI u l
Nuu~. and Uses tarirrs Iron Pills. She cannot he
Tor they MAX her "tr like q different person b
al iraN su tntN AN say and their husbands say :,
Too tarirrs Iron Pills rqualIzr THE circulation
remove nrrN business and give strength and resi-
TRY Them