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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-04-02

Este mAravilleso Dklssmo sAna infAlibld dmsa
t. lss hsridss anhgaas, lac Ilaxas, los nals
Do plsEnas y do psohe. Per medic do su iuAuen
cir lee aicsras virulsatAA teman muy prDats
sa Aspecto OonsaisCisats , assaparscsa. Jas|
kAsdsta, este unEaaAte farrigsranta, desprai
apcir RaA oara psSfssta do las AfeoCicnss Gs ls
nisl, lea csnstipados, las tesss y 81 raanatls
ne, aan csando - ha aDsdAdo On vane 80
eos lSsdsmAe remedies.
The National tribune., 1890-12-04

Queer world Queer people! Here are men
and women by thousands suffering from all
sorts of diseases, bearing all manners of pain,
spending their all on physicians and getting
no better, but rather worse" when right at
hand there's a remedy which says it can help
them because it's helped thousands like thcm
Another patent medicine advertisements"
you say. Ye5-but none Of the ordinary sort.
The medicine is DIR. Perce's Golden Medical
Discovery. aud it's different from the ordinary
nostrumS in this:-
1t does what it claims to do, or Il costs you
nothing!
The way Is this: You pay your druggist
81 90 for a bottle. You read the directions and
you follow them. You get better, or you don't.
IL you DO, you buy another bottle and perhaps
another. II you don't get better, you get your
money back And the queer thing is that so
many people are willing to be sick when the
remedy's so near at hand.
The National tribune., 1890-12-04
BRAIN-RACKERS.

ITO CONTRIBUTORS In sending answers name
No Of lME NAgToSAL TRIBUNE ia which the puzzle
ilfgund. AEa'"crs Of guesseT- may TO forwarded
within week after receiving this rBIBCEE. Do mol
make numerical eEigmas Of your own name.
Answers must accom- nany all puzzles forwarded.
AEsWERs TO PUZZLES IN TRIBUNE NOV. b.
Rhyming Euigma-Key.
q. q. Puzzle-May your lives be like the snow
nhScs, which leave mark but not n stain.
summer BOuguct-lBHi.sn. catch fly, crocus
JonguE, suoT fake, pnHsy, Chinese sacred lily,
crown 81 tnOrus. sNcci-LiIEr. BELLS.
My FayoIite Poe.-lercy Bys-he Shelley.
PLACE or NoTE.
In Washington, ia Jefferson
Ia Grant, who wore the blue;
ia Arthur, ia Tyler,
Ia Hayes, the good and true.
In Buchanan, la Van Barren,
Ia Harrison, III" brave;
In Garfield, thc President
Who filled n martyrs grave.
The whole, 81 10 letters H. "a place Of note IL
miles IRON my holne.-Jane l.. White. Fayetteville.
IA.
MY FAvoRITE POET.
IN lilly Carter, not Eva Pryor
ln Edith l. Scott, aot Mamie liver.
ia Katie Gauuan, tot Luttie w. Chase
In Maggie AcClung, not olive L. Raeo.
Ia FLORENCE EtneIson. not l.i!lic A. Nilliston-
ia Wrn }. Buckley. .ol Nora Adainson,
Ia Ella Colby, not Acttie Csdy
Ia Waiter G.. Smith, not Rose Brady
la Marta scott, not Clarence A. Crane
In Annie L. Williams, not lltile l.. Lane.
-Ilnie A. Smith.
BIBLE ENIGMA.
IA Fcsius aud lea GOtnorrah,
In Herod aud la Deborah
In Daniel aud Ia Didytnus
Ia Arsyris aud iu iIerodias.
Ia PhlTt- ana ia Abraham,
la Eve aud ga Liam.
la Euth aud 10 ifobabcl.
In Rachel and SHBthel.
la Simon and Ia david
la Jesse and la Find.
la Felix HHd la EleaZar.
la Hosea aud la lgbenezer
ia Solo Oh and la Babylon.
la Galatians aud in Josias.
In Leyiiicus aud ia Ezekias
Ny whole il a saying Of our savior-Iou M
Staring
The National tribune., 1890-12-04
LOYALBOMEWORKERS

O. q. Motto Pro Pstria.
&C. Flower FouECt-me-Hot
OliectE q. C.: Progress, paiItJtlsm.
pTIcc silver badge; One dollar.
All regular Tcnucrs of TIM NATIONAL TRIBUNE
may be enrolled az LOYAL Home Workers free aud
90 become members 81 the Conversation Club and
contributors 90 the several departments.
Contributors viii please add 20 the address on
fbeir envelopes: Loyal uonicworllers or &C"
60 facilitate ihe handling of mail.
References required OF new members desiring
correspondence
g. q. photographs md Sketches must accompany
each other, aud each picture must have name and
address the back No notice will be taken OF
them otherwise,
n =. c. C. GUARDS.
The O. Guards is q band of The c. G. organized
at Boston aug rs 1920 Tor Iaulanl benefit and the
more practical enforcement of the principles 81
patriotism nud progress 90 which the &. G. stand
pledged. Animal dues Do cents year, one-Auii Of
which D. credited TO benefit fund foF members in
need. Any member OF the q. g. desiring 90 JOIN
the q Guards should send n personal Rpp.ioa-
zion. indorsr5 by Post Commander ~ pastor OF a's
church. 90 Ihomas J. Martin, Chairman, Inycstl-
eating Committee Box 545 Clinton, Mass. Give
meme, address in full, length of membership in
a.. O., and mcl0ae DO cents as required. The Guards
Of amy State desiring 90 form division should
address tfc Acknowledgement direct.
KAaE E SHERWOOD, tnmmanaCr-in-Ch'ef.
AMOs 4. SEAMAN, Adjulant- General, 81. Louis,
no.
The National tribune., 1890-12-04

"hen Baby was sick, we Eave her Caston.
When shewas Child, she cried for Casloria.
Whom she became Miss, she chung 20 castorIA.
When she had Children, she gave them castOria.
The National tribune., 1890-12-04
To Nervous. Facilitated Men

IL you will send us your address we win send
you DIR. Dyes Celebrated Noltaic Belt and An
pisnces on trial. They will quickly restore
you 10 yiRor, manhood aud health. Pamphlet
free. YoLTAIc BELT Co., Marshall, Mich.
The National tribune., 1890-12-04
MeaE. Ner,ous Hen.

send e. once for fuli directions (sealedl FRI R Of
Common sense Home Treatment will positively cure all
tlie elects OF iinpstency, etc tae only cure kuOsR
IoI NnFieeceir ueW aud certain method electric
nOu-enS q, no stomach dragging. Address Az
HOS PHARMACY o.. Albion. Michigan.
The National tribune., 1890-12-04
FLoFA d. WHITE.

AAfHA ~ ~ HAiEs AihAlA -. NtlIE
Flora DID, White. Of Carson City Mich s. ihe
second dHu. otter Of j. a. White Co. q 81 Mich.
Cav. Size if g0 venrH ~ age Eve feet s1 incitea
tall, md wall-- with crutch. She h a member ~
ths NJ Re uui DauglitDr 0f l1elei.l,h b "a type
Fetter and works iu the office 81 her home paper
She looks eagerly fur IHE NATIONAL TRIBUNE,
and eHiuyB Zee q. G. mozf of ALL
MyHn B white. OF Cnr-ou City Mich. istHe old
esi dHughtc- of j. A. Mhite Co. q. ID Mich. Cav.
She D. = ycIfs oi HEc: Eve feet mise inches high
musician nod Ecool teacher Al eight scars' exc
peFlence. she - n member 81 tAc ~ nc. aud q
Daughter 81 itelBekah; constant fcader OF THE
NATIoshL IRiBUNE, and enjoys The q. q. very
Hnuch
The National tribune., 1890-12-04

fAtt'i-4 ANl--iE md FhhhlL NlAl-'Fs
Alice. liliic Hnd Fannie CFcas Steubeugillc o.,
RFe liF tiers ~ Dr. James Crtrs. ~ Stcnbenvile
o., Assistant Surgeon ~ the 5l-i PA. Alice aud
Fannie arc new members Lille Joined the q. q.
about three wears ago. All have dark hair aud
eyns. Il4r5 love good books aud Huusic; HOp0 10
meet a Eumber of ihe Ohio q. Ca al the GAR
EnCampmsut next april.
The National tribune., 1890-12-04

JOYS or WINTER.
DEAR c. C. FMESDs:
When snaNs descend aud robe the colds

DEAR Q. Z. FHEyDs:
When SHOWS descend aud robe the Colds
la Winters bright array,
Touched by thc sua t8e ulster fades
Aud wccps itself away
come with the falling leaves in all their bcAuti-
fol cDlOrs 81 crimson and gold scarlet and brown,
which indicate thAt in a few Short weeks old Via
ter Will have resumed his sway. freezing the rivers
and lakes il ihey shine ike sheets ~ gistehiBg.
polished glass aud tho earth be wTapt iu it, lovely
white mantle 81 beautiful snow. Then won't we
have some glorious sport coastiug skating and
eleigh-Tldlugi imHg me now hear the tinkliHg
Of the bells the sleigh rlidos swiftly over The
frozen ground, while mCrry peals a Lap liter ring
out on the air. ! delight ia outdoor sports aud
think Winter the lOvciiest well ~ one Ofthe nost
enjoyable selsous Of the year. Merry Christmas
and Happy Ecw Year, aud pleasant Winter TO
Gll.-isabelie L. Noucc, Mexico, n. Y.
The National tribune., 1890-12-04

Earle schcib, Grove City. a., d s son 81 % vet
Gran He i- FIVE feet inches iall, fond 80 books
and very much interested iu TuE NAuoNAI. THIB-
UNE. lie PLAYS "a tenor hura in tie Prairie Ice
Baud. Born in 1874 lie wishes THE TRIBUNE much
success.
Carrie Iiolsinger, Mount Morris H., IS veteF-
ans daughter OF Is; black hair, gray eye6 aud
dark complexion. Size IL very much Interested in
the c. g.. and in all that pertains TO The grand
principles Of patriotism and progress.
The National tribune., 1890-12-04
.. The Tao Disciples.
g. Suggestion.

Let ii always be our delight TO carry good
news. specially LET Us find Joy in telling about
the risen Savior.
The National tribune., 1890-12-04
Happy Household

HAIRY H0usEHOLD Tnpe la any form 10 q
WHOLESOME AND pslaiable dish when properly
served, when Thoroughly cleaned ID should lie
boiled Ru hour Hud half Or two hours Ia saltsd
water. IA can tIen be- placed iB viuegHr, aud
6iteF tat may be stewed, boiled fried ls3zz cd
according 60 choice. Here BE- ma excellent recipe
Tor slowed hips very ci.oige dish: Sprinkle bali
pound of rice n rapid boiling water aud Jet Il
boil Tor LalI Eh hour While this Dr. CUukuE cut
she tripD into small pieces. Slice two autOuE and
FRY them lu butter, season with o. tcasp00nful of
salt suspicion 81 red pepper and q tab esp0Ouful
81 NlnCEHT. when tHc onion o. brown add tie
tfiDC aua lri 81 cook for l5 minutes Pul the rice
diEh and pour tiIc tripG over d.
The National tribune., 1890-12-04
6. Suggestions.

/. Avoid the practice of deception. II IA
everything as n moral quality to be sincere.
One is not however, obliged prematurely to
reveal certain plans. There is a time for every
thing. prov, IL: 1877 A mere hypothesis for
didactic purpOse-an effort to attract attention
Of pupil by an absurd Observation-Disclosures,
not to deceive for purposes Of traffic and self
interest financially, but to make attractive-the
setting Of traps for catching rascals-disguises
so as 20 escape waylayeTs-these are not TO be
classed with deceits, but rather with devices;
not To be ranked with artifees but rather with
expedients. And yet We do we'll to heed the
following wise words of the late Rev. +. w.
Robinson:
would almost smile to hear called deception. Toa
moral pure mind the articles ia every depart
of life painful; the stained wood. which passes
for n more firm and costly material in y building
and deecives the eye by seeming what il - not
marble; the painting which j. intended To be tuken
a reality; tire gliding which is meant to pass
for gold; and the glass which il worn To look ike
jewels; for there Is a moral feeling and truthful
In architecture. in painting, and in dress as
we'll rs In the maTkBt-plAce, and In the Senate, and
in the judgment hall
1t is we'll to notice that Hhatever an article
is if IL pass for only what il is, there Ia no
wrong. A chrome is not lie, though it may
be brighter and more beautiful than the orig
inal painting. The evil consists in passing of
the chrome for genuine painting.
2. Cultivate hospitality. IL Pet, 4:9; Sc.
Mt, 10: Al, AZ
3. AK blessing at meals We recall the
example of our Savior.
The National tribune., 1890-12-04
3. q. MLlDIKa ~

hairy UoUsEH0LD. J send a recipe Cor white
cake, which D. eAccleHi-good enough for g. O.
wedding; whites 81 ~ eggr, tIfce cupz % sugar
one cuF ~ milk, one cup 81 butter, five cups 0f
Hour, two trH7punuiuis 81 cream ~ tartar aud one
81 soda. Flavor with lemon The eggs should be
thoroughly Dgllgu hud tC butter aud sugar stirred
- . crcam.-J rsuiR A. Campbell Mt Chestnut
pa
HONE MADE BREAD ~ HOMEMADE RHY6Es
HARRY HOUSEHOLD: , have copied this rhyme
iof good bread making from D homemade cook
book. Try 81, RiTlb:
Put three quarts Of lour at noon In a great big
bowl
And right boz the middle make hole;
flincc tcA-pOoniuls Ot sugar Eud one Of salt
Hall q cap 81 strong yeast free from fault
One piul ~ waiter sud q litilc lard
l4el Do hIHIll lilI icHtImc lhcu roll up hard
Jet % ri-, 800 bedtime illcu l,uend again
Put lH yogi best licl.sn with might and Iaain;
Then raIIy urEi mOruluT lilse 90 once more,
Work o. well, cat a. up, don't pat on ans iour;
Shape H uiO r0.lH, put into your pan,
Let o. fis- Once more us quickly you can:
Then pul Iu your oven Hd thoroughly trent f.
And % lih not good D ID come Hcip sou eat H.
Martha fIskc Tuckorton, n. j.
The National tribune., 1890-12-04

st. Luke, q: 90 50; ST. NIX, 1913
2. Tine
We see from verse % it was toward evening
before Christ and the two rccliaed for their
meal at Emmaus. They probably eft EmmGus
at, say, o'clock p. IN, reaching Jerusalem at
perhaps p m.
The National tribune., 1890-12-04
sEAEcHERs AND sobvERs.

John Anderson, 3; Lou H. Staring 4; Lizzie L
Mhlpple. - Carl Walker. q; Alma q. Miller IO:
Bertha Edwards. D; Harry n. Matthews. Harry
}. Buchon. q lila n. Bliss f; Della g. brand
- JHmrs ~ Aiger, 8; Minnie D.. stewart, 2:
John d. aud Katie Gannan, =; Flora a. AguIicE q.
.. Veronica AdHmsou. +, l.ga Kern. 8: a. y
WALLACE I.hie ~. Ha4shbHfper, q Lille A
Smith, 3; NJ l,ieden, 81 Louis A. search. \
Mary Meseroie - Louis AZ. Oktef, 2; 4. Eduh
The National tribune., 1890-12-04
STRUCTURE

Dissolved and removed BY medicine only No instru
mPntS. Address Physician Box 7G1, Providence R. i
Mention The National Tribune
The National tribune., 1890-12-04
Conversation Club.

IsHss .hs C1b.-l. Write briefly. 2 wTiteonly
o. out eide az ilte paper. .. Write 10 lC point 4
Write un one HuHiert. o. NJ rite EoLr Busl o.
Bend ns',cIr 10 nll puzzles lof 81 Editor Zach
Eeth tllr natIer ~ uio-p writing tc brsl letters
Hlslc, conn ,usiilOn spelling Trumaushlp aud rcn-
eful h'cii couhicereu-wlll bn named Ht tie head
a. Nlif 'U,umn on thc Honor Kohl. First honor
Will include ull 81 tiic-e requirements Second
honor VIII Include "a deficiency lu some one point
Nc Otheft IS III 10 NAMED
The National tribune., 1890-12-04

Hold thou thy cross before my closing eyes;
Shine through the gloom, and point me 20 the
skies;
Heavens morning breaks, and earth's vain shad-
flee;
In lie, in DEATH o Lord abide with me.
The National tribune., 1890-12-04

We are rejoiced St. Luke left account Of the
beautiful incident at Emmsus, if for no other
reason than that it inspired one Of the most
cherished hymns in the English language. No
one will ever be able 10 tell the story of comfort
flowing from thnsn I've sfanzaa.
The National tribune., 1890-12-04

TyNTCt Epilepsy. The ONLY treatment Insure an -
tire aud rapid cure stay for lifsi fs
HlAN DR. KRUSE, ID. C., ISIS Arsenal So, 81 Louis, Ma.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1890-02-06
A Return to Old Times.

S. GOLDMAN.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1890-02-06

A special from Lebanon, No., last
week says: Gen. George Meade Post,
Grand Amy of the Republic, of this
city, is preparing to send out a cir
cuiar to some sixty odd posts in this
section of the state, suggesting that
each of them intending 10 attend the
State Encampment Of the order to be
held at jefferson City in April. send
its men overland in wagons, and that
these respective wagon trains leave
the several starting points at such q
time that all will meet at Tuscumbia,
in Miller county, when oil will form
iuto one train for Jefferson City. The
route by rail from most Of these
points to jefferson City is very cir.
cuitous and would make an expensive
trip. The desire to have this section
well represented at the encampmenl
gave rise 10 this suggestion as 0
means Of securing i large attendance
and enabling the members 10 make
the trip with less expense and loss OF
time.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1890-02-06
ELSTON ITEMS.

Elston still keeps up her weekly SEN
s%ations, the last was a home made old
fashioned rough and tumble OIL last Sat-
urday evening between the Russian bear
and the great North American Ourang n
tang. The performance closed with
the ourang on top.
Mr. Qctavus Gougc started a subscrip-
ton last Saturday for the purpose of Sc
curing fun Is to erect 4 new fence around
the Els ton cemetery, and we are glad to
know the movement will succeed, that
everybody subscribed very literally. 1t
is something badly needed, as the old
plank fence is about gone in many pla-
ccs. As soon as sufficient funds is &C.
cured the subscribers will meet and de-
eide what kind of a fence to build.
The Mc1.ain G.. A. r. post OF Centre
town held their regular meeting on Sat
urday night. There were several new
members mustered in.
Sunday was ground hog day, and as
there was sunshine of course the ground
hog saw his shadow and returned for a
forty days winter yet to come.
The Elston nimrods were out on a
grand hunt on last Thursday. The most
successful man was George Moad, who
succeeded in shooting a fine turkey COB
Ter. 1t is said that the boys had to sit
up with George for several nights.
The bridge recently demolished on the
county road west of town by food has
been rebuilt by Mr.. Ku%ernshrelete. From
outward appearance it looks as if SUBJ
stantial enough to resist any flood.
Dr.. 0. landlord, the efficient and
popular dentist of Centretown was in
Elston several days last week on profes.
sional business.
L. IL. Robertson postmaster and nler.
chant at Scots Station, died last Thurs
day of pneumonia and was buried i'm
ELTON cemetery Friday. Mr.. Robertson
was Il native ofiNirginia mud settled at
SCOTS at the close of the war, where he
has built up Il considerable mercantile
business. lie was the first postmaster.
and has held the place for four admins
%trations. lie leaves a wife and two
children.
Mr.. John Eaily and family who were
formerly residents of this county and
cmigratcd to Texas county n few years
ago, have moved back to the land of their
nativity. No place like Cole county,
MIR. Grippe got a grab on Judge Geo.
Elston last week and held to him prettv
tight for several days.
Prof. j. W. Adams made a business
trip to jeff City Saturday.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1890-02-06
CORRESPOND ENcE.
MARioNT ITEMS.

The Ice gorge at this place has broken
up. The river is clear Of ice now.
Capt. Ed. Stuart, the ferryman, has
clear sailing. He is doing a good BUSH
ness in his line.
Capt. johnson Glenn Of this place re-
turned last Sunday from a weeks sojoutn
in the capital city. Capt. says he en-
joyed himself very much.
Mr.. Herman Dulle Of jefferson City
was In town Tuesday. lie sold Mr..
Henry Baushausen a fine domestic sew
ing machine. Henry is plenty able to
run one.
Mr.. j. II. Guitar of Columbia, Boone
county, was in town Wednesday to buy
mules. He bought one from Fred Rithel
of this place. Fred got a round price.
Mrs. Jane E. Gregory has been con-
flied to her bed with the La Grippe,
There arc other cases Of it in town.
Mr.. George Elliott, of the firm of
Tagart & Elliott, went to California
Thursday on business for the firm.
Mr.. j. ii. Pluner, tic contractor and
timber agent for Hammett Il Marion Of
st. Louis, tie contractors for the Mis-
souri, Pacific railroad company, was In
Thursday. lie will get about
twenty thousand ties at this place and
close around here.
Gilmcr Tagart and Henry Glenn re-
t urncd home Thursday from the river
route survey. They will join the corps
a gain when they return from Arkansas.
ANON.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1890-02-06
Hon. VIM. E;oSS.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, January 27.--IIon.
VIM. Bross, eX-Lieutenant governor
of Illinois, and for many years prcsi-
dent of the Tribune company, died
at 1895 tonight at his home here.
He had been ill with a complication
of disorders fol some time, and had
recently suffered two strokes of par
alysis. lie was born in 1913 in New
Jersey, and came to Chicago in 1916.
In 1919 he began the publication of
the Prairie Herald, but in two years
united it with the Democratic Press.
In 1851 the Press became republican,
and Mr.. Bross became in 1856 q
warm advocate Of the election of
Fremont. In 1858 the Press and
Times were consolidated under the
name of the Press and Tribune, but
in 1860 the name Of the Press was
dropped, and 1t has been the Tribune
ever since. The Tribune was one of
the earliest supporters of Lincoln,
and during the war was q warm sup
porter of the administration in every
way. Mr.. Bross being particularly
active in raising troops and sending
them forward for the defense Of the
unicn. Mr.. Bross was chosen lieut.
enant governor in 1864, this being
the only political Office he ever held,
with the exception of common coun-
Gilman. lie was q forcible and inn
pressive speaker, and always in ear
nest in everything he undertook.
During the past thirty years he has
been o tireless advocate of western
waterways and their Improvement.
Beng a shrewd and %far-seeing bust
nefs man, he amass1d q fortune es-
timated at not less than 1000, 900.
His family consists only of a daugh'
ter, the wife of David d. Lloyd, an
| editorial writer on tue Tribune.
Gov. Bross was q cousin Of Mrs,
H. +. Tcnny, wife Of the present
deputy revenue collector of this dis
trict.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1890-02-06
MANIMS FOR

After you have brushed the udder clean
milk the COW rs fast as you can aud milk
her clean to, the last drop.
If more than II mixer is employed
do not converse. You or he will have to
stop and ask: "What do you say?"
II you arc unsteady inclined you may
hum in q low tore. The COW will like
1t and commence Illuminating.
Never drive mil,h cows or fatlcning
stock faster than a walk.
You have no need of a dog in bringing
the cattle home from the pastures.
Do not allow or force milcl cows to
drink ice cold water.
Your cows will certainly fall off in
their milk unless housed in a warm stable
during Indictment OF very C Id weather.
If you desire your COWS to do their
best at the pail, give them a change OF
food as often as porsible.
Sixty cents will buy a pair Of rubl er
shoes. Buy a pair and wear them while
yol are at " urn table cleaning. Before
You enter your dwelling or milk room
leave the rubbers in al onthous,. Then
the madam will not need to hold hel
nose to avoid taking in the odors Of the
barnyard.
CHAs. w, MURTFELDT.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1890-02-06

Norman j. Coleman is talked of as
the democratic candidate for COVER
o in 1892. He may be the demo-
cratic nominee, but some good, hon
est republican will be elected COVER
no",-EX.
The head Of the department of
Missouri, Sons of Veterans, has is
sued n general order for the celebra-
, lion by the members of that organi-
cation on the 18th of February, Lin
coins birthday.