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The Brookhaven leader., 1890-04-17

Capt. Gulf g. Ship Island Railroad
Hardy declines to become candidate
for Congress. The country will sur
yive the blow.
The Brookhaven leader., 1890-04-17
OUR SUCcE SIS

Is based upon facts. First-Practical
Experience. Second-Eyery case is espe-
cially studied, thus starting right. Third
are prepared in our labora-
tory exactly to suit each case, thus effect
ing cures without injury.
tB7 Send 6 cents postage for celebrated
works on Chronic, Nervous, and Delicate
Diseases. Thousands cured. ty7A FREUD
ly letter or call may save you future suf
fcring and shame, and add golden years
to life. gYNo letters answered unless
accompanied by cents in stamps. Ad.
dress or call on
The Brookhaven leader., 1890-04-17

The Phelan- Fleming affair in Ten
nessee emphasizes the fact anew that
the so-called "code of honor is a
thing of the past which will no long
err be looked upon with the slightest
favor by an intelligent public senti-
ment
The Brookhaven leader., 1890-04-17

The Alliance Bagging Factory at
Canton will soon be in active opera
ton, and will manufacture jute bag
ging.
The Brookhaven leader., 1890-04-17

The iron bridge at Monticello recent
~ washed away, will be rebuilt on. an
improved plan.
The Brookhaven leader., 1890-04-17

The New York Voice is making life
burden to Senator Quay and other
leading Republicans just now.
The Brookhaven leader., 1890-04-17

Sam Jones il denouncing sin. this
week at Aberdeen.
The Brookhaven leader., 1890-04-17

The Southern Baptist Convention
meets at Fort Worth in May.
The Brookhaven leader., 1890-04-17

There is no repors yet from the
Hemingway experts.
The Brookhaven leader., 1890-04-17

The situation in the Delta is be-
coming more hopeful..
The Brookhaven leader., 1890-04-17

Commissioners Craft and Patty are
Investigating, the State Institutions.
The Brookhaven leader., 1890-04-17

The re union of the Blue and Gray
will take place in Vicksburg in May.
The Brookhaven leader., 1890-04-17

The Memphis Commercial says the
Louisiana Lottery will have to go.
The Brookhaven leader., 1890-04-17

orrrcE-Leader piuldiug, - Cherokee S,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-24
kitsap County Farms
Choice Farms and Ranches in Eisap County fo Sale Cheap

Here bargain chance buy good ranch which will
double in value months forty miles from Chico
Port Washington half mile from Lake Ksap and mile the
Navy Yard The described as follows Northeast quarter the
southeast section township wentyow s4 NORTH
We will sell this $500 cash down. balance
in three years a low interest
We also have the half Of the southwest of section
laol township NORTH a eighty
Price interest This 6ne ranch and lies
mile southeast OF Michelrs point Port Orchard
We have another uacthe northeast Of the northwest
of section twenty-five h township fa6 NORTH
situated Dog Fish Bay the north of Port Orchard
exceptionally piece will sell low easy
payments
We have small usld section township NORTH
and lot section township NORTH
situated Ostrich Bay Port Washington which choice and for sale
bargain
We would pleased correspond with who desire make
purchases wish further information regard to Knsap
TRACTION LAND IMPROVEMENT COMPANY.
c. NICHOLS Secretary, r6 Second ST. Seattle, Wash
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-07-09
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; d. GO ZAEEZ !
ODE LA.HABAMA)

Ounce Amos de Sxito y mas !
de Setenta Mil enfernos cura- 4
dos, algunos de- una mssnera pro- Z
y digiosa, son la mejor prueba para, i
- deInostrar que si L3COas BGksU-s
2 s1sic0 de Brex Ue0ef0t deE <
u DIR. GO7lSGLe& es 81 que mejor
II combate los Casarros cr6nicos,
Toses rebeldes, Espectoraciones
z ahundantes, Asda; Bronquitis y &
$ dem&s .Afecciones del tubo respi- q
ratorio. Preserva do ia Tisis, es
ttil en- los Catarres de Ia vejiga, 4
q purifica la sangre de aus malos &
e humores y tiene una aecion t6nica &
II sobre TODD el organismo, de tai e
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II apetitc y se engords.
E Los enfermos cansados de tomar =
otrasi medicinas han fecurrido aI q
ii LicOs. de BreN dc GOss- 1
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II recuperado el don mas preciOso de
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81 pGblico no debe confundif Il s.
kdcOr de Bfe0 sIe GOss- 8
NGkeN, cor, otros compuestos que
20 an1ncian con nombres pare.
cidos y que no SON mas que imita-
Clones sin afcacia.
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~ LSc0f de BFeU q pesds
q todds ds Botieds ocreditadGs
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AMIGOS KODOa
lPlLDORlSs HOLLOWAY.


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lAments y sislsme nsEyis16 y dlnIIs 81 \ AZ
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-07-09

La OIENOIADN TENEDURLA DE
LIBROG afnplihOada poF u apllcaOiOn a
ana rsgia b sallbls para aOsFtar q aeuaeE
y sl aCreedOi, aC0mpanada ds numercsos
.Ismplos 10 cklculoe nsrcantllss, pof @
Il. Marsh, hadnciAo d lf20. sdiclon n
slssa Dor A. q Bsck,. baio u immediate
snpeccl6n del autCr. Un tOmo eleganta-
ments sncusAstnaao ssh, sn l. Ina
del 1cletlM. s. osilii s4 iss n
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-07-09

PERIoDICo CONsAGRADo
La DETEESA DE LOS INTERESTS EACIOEAIEg RB AMERICI
ogalEo DR LOS RsPAaORs lNOOEDIeIOs tlH Il pYb.sIoo


O2aLEO DR LOS RsPAaOlRs laOOEDIgIOsklE mPFosRIOo
coNDIcIoNEs GENERATES aoordadas Dor Is pireccIoe
para toda cIase de remitIdcs anunclos.
Le pu6n de los medic conEstcs prs ton
vanconaes que determnarAn los mi1noE ~ -
Los comuncados Fsmdos gacelas debn snkodou con
mAs con II de parsons rssponaable M pagd 82
Los originates d o0nunidos Esni gacsslas anuncs s
responds rotura d sxtruvtos d snahss Il ~ IS
L. columns ds p6dcO condssada pos ssnta 80 esnsss
de largo Is sasFsllFssS sfaRIa4F az
- anuneaants 4nn dsfsshca sgif oouzna drinada -
qualification Dc .u AnuncoA I'm Dc dsssxo eas ss
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drA uIa bcuhdn g lo pS aohrs !Os plsaas q tnEa
UuAudo imports de lCg nnuncg exCsda
nars 81 primer ndmsrc Efa 80 F5 rs
Pan lOs del BoLszs ms d raess ccrnlo
ctido On ssccitn correspondents
Los suscrEtotes tsndn - pS a. boAan sCb prsco q 80
sHll1s, eomuncAdos remihdoA 81 ss9s 81 af
III impor Dc las EnscpOnee auuncos escI stiaon nns
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Tarafa paua Ii pubIieacion de anuncios
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-07-09
COXTkDILIDkD, !
MUNICIPAL.

Juego complete Dc Libros arrs-
slados 4 Los formulariOs puhliea-
dos por el Gobierno General.
Impresoa de tOdas clases para
los Municipios.
De venta "a q Inprenta del
BoLnxIp. s
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-07-09

The Proprietors of the " Bolstfs
MercanfiI have the honour Of r.
guessing English advertisers to hand
their orders to Mess. AMEDkE
PRINCE I c. who are the sole
Agents for all Esglisb d Eask
Adpeysisfng.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-07-09
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DE aBONNEFONT.
9IAAAIFIALES DIX ROSsIKREs.

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meas, igeEamente ferruginosas. nsl ~ -
Eas aguas las gaseogas de
Muy agradabes paadar pueden baber purss =
comidaa mezeada, con vno Los Pr1Pos .guas han
iende. popiedades do elias bene6ciosa en lcs pste
ados e han Waldo medaa . Rxpoatn s Galcat1 81
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Muy dtss On tempo epd6meo como prssery,vo j. "a
Intermediates ocaaionadas pcr las aguas ordnarias
Resmplaxan La aguaa de- Vichy todas sus apHcas
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-07-09
ENCUADERNACIoN
DEL 'BOLETlN MERCANTILE, >

Rn esta secci6D de Ia casa, montada cor
odos los elementos necesarios provista d,
materiales de primera clase, se hacen encn..
dernaciones en- hoiandesa, cartons, pasta es.
pamela, piei de leVante CON relieves. fodo ner.
tecto y 4 precios redacidos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-07-09

~-'Administraa;on dn BoIetfn Mer-
JantA phOnneur de prier Messieurs
- Aazcneiers fansais dc vouloir bien
amestse lears ordres de publicite 4
NM. AnGEDEE PRINCE q c., qui
scnG les Agents uniques & exeiusifs
= q journal pour h PsDlss9 Frasssix
lngluiss.
Dodge City times., 1890-04-24

t6nAte interruption. II was the hour Of
delivery by the afternoon post. The ser
want came in with Q small sealed packet,
and slip Of printed paper in her hand.
~It's registered, ma'am." )" the woman an
nounced. "The postman says you AIe tr
please sign this. And he seems to be in .
hurry"
She placed the packet and the slip Of pa
per on the table. near the inkstand. Hav-
Ing signed the receipt, Mrs. Vimpany took
mp the packet, and examined the address.
She instantly looked at Iris, and looked
away again. "Wfl you excuse me for .
moment" saying this she left the room,
without opening the packet.
The moment that the door closed on
her, Iris started up. and hurried to Mount
"Oh, Hugh" she said. 81 saw the ad.
dress on that packet when the servant put
it on the table"
my dear. what Is there to excite You in
the address,"
Don't speak so loud! She may be lis
tening outside the door,"
Not only the words. but the tone In
which they were spoken, amazed Mount
joy. "Your friend. Mrs. vimpanyr' hs
exclaimed.
Mrs. Vimpany was afraid to opeA the
packet in our presence" Iris went on;
''you must have seen that. The hand
writing is familiar to me; am certain OF
the person who wrote the address,"
"Well! And who is the personf"
She whispered in his ear:
Lord Harry"
To Be Continued.
Dodge City times., 1890-04-24
Ludicrous Errors.

The method Of lending money on
furniture. which has sprung so far and
rapidly into public favor. is constantly
begetting ludicrous errors in chattel
mortgages. said clerk in the record.
er's Office to St. Louis Globe Demo.
crat reporter. This is due to the fact
that so many illiterate men with small
capital and a passion to increase it like
sixty are dulging. We are compelled
by law to copy every instrument put
here for record letter for letter. II
there is an error we copy the mistake.
but underscore it to indicate that it il
not the fault of the Office. Not long
since man presented mortgage that
described "a blue mule with red plush
trimmings" Whether it was an article
not know, but I suppose he did.
Another curiosity was the description
of marble top stove, . bureau with
seven baking utensils, a luttuce-colored
silk dress, mixed with yellowish blue
fringe lace aud flour barrel fixin' be-
hind, and patent apparatus for stir.
ring eggs up fine" 'Lusterless silk
(2). frying pan, egg hatcher. cracked
spittoon, sausage machine and Reub-
ems chrome" is an extract got from an
incongruous collection one day. "A
bureau with lookin' glass an drawers
to set what's left over in, was the SEN
tence used by one man to keep track of
. sideboard. An S tete-a-tete was re-
corded as a 'settee with both ends
warped skin ways and the back in the
middle" while an invalid chair was
marked down by an expressionist as .
double bicycle chair, devilish easy to
set in any shape" But one I remem-
Der excelled all. 1t spoke of q fine
taxidermist's cabinet as q "glass case
full of dead birds that don't stink and
a squirrel to boot"
But their orthography is great. Cur
taiLs often go as ''kirtins," center table
as 'sent her tabil," and bedstead with
mattress as ''begstid wit ticks" while
"soin' masheen," "x1Oshun table" and
''screetwar'' for escritoire are common,
though chickens in a peeno'' for q
Chickering's piano is not. But these
must be rendered, on our books true to
copy, which led to a very quaint en-
grossment soon after the legislature re.
duced the number of notaries public
from 700 or 800 to 100. One Of the
ousted notaries, in writing his last
acknowledgment, took occasion to re-
mark at the bottom that the members
of the last assembly were a class of
men which he designated by hyphen-
ated trio of words which few Americans
will be called without trying to whip
somebody, and the application of which
is popularity considered q justification
for trying to whip anybody. But his
opinion was reco ded and will stand for
years as concise sizing up of q de-
funct legislature.
Dodge City times., 1890-04-24
STORYTELLING MINERS.

A group of old mining men who have
been doing some hard swearing in the
United States Court for the past week
were camped in the reading-room Of
the Markham trying to shock ono
another with yarns about their special
line Of business, says the Denver Nescs.
Some of the tales were wofully moss
covered. but the old fellows didn't en-
joy them any the less because they had
heard the same things at intervals for
the last quarter of century. Finally
they branched of from mining proper
into quarrying. None Of them ever
did any quarrying. and it was perhaps
for that reason that the romances were
saturated with = lurid irridescent
coloring. First Of all it was agreed
that getting out big blocks of stone
wasn't much Of . job anyway, and re-
quired no such intellect as burrowinG
into the depths Of mountain with .
real mine. Then it was agreed that it
was wonder that any quarryman
lived more than q week.
up there by my place." said red
faced hearty looking man from the
Gunnison country. 'they don't seem to
think anything Of putting in a blast
with more powder than a couple of To-
comotives, and then standing around
to sort of encourage it to 60 of and
kill half dozen Of them. If it doesn't
seem to be a good. healthy blast they
60 over and grin down the hole at it
and poke it familiarly. Every now
and then a couple of them are hoisted
in several directions over the hills.
The survivors have satisfied air for .
week after, and sit around the saloons
telling how things are beginning to
pick up again like old times. Then
again, don't think they are doing their
duty unless they shower rocks over a
township. My house is quarter of a
mile away from the nearest quarry,
and the outside of it is covered with
dents made by flying rocks"
His auditors looked at one another
doubtfully, but he kept right on with
perfect evenness.
People don't know what those heavy
blasts are. Cannons are nothing to
them. l saw case myself where q
stone that weighed. should say,twenty
pounds was thrown eight miles. May
be you don't believe that, but it is
true. Itell you those quarrymen are
the most reckless lot of fellows on
earth. They got so used to tearing
things up by the acre that l believe
they are making their charges bigger
and bigger every day. Do you know
why game leaves the neighborhood of
the quarries?"
'Quarrymcn eat them maybe" VEN
tured little man.
Eat them, nothing! So many are
killed by the shower of stones that the
remainder leave"
The party broke up in a thoughtful
and distracted way.
Dodge City times., 1890-04-24
Four Sleepless Years.

An Athens. Ga, special says: -Four
years without sleeping a wink. That
sounds preposterous. but it is exactly
the case of an old negro now living in
Athens. Charley Hayden IS Is name.
and the SHOWS of age have settled down
upon him. In slavery times he belong
ed to John White, who lived at that
time in this county. Charley was seen
on the streets yesterday talking to sew
eral of his friends and telling them of
his curious condition.
For four years." said he, Il have
not slept . wink. hear continually .
buzzing sound, and it seems as if sew
eral persons were talking to me all the
time. At night lie in my bed with
my eyes wide open, and if ! do sleep
never close them. and always Lear the
talking. It is an awful thing to be
talked 10 for four years, and through
the long nights to have to listen to this
nonsense"
Charlie has tried doctors for his
slseplessness, and has found no remedy,
and has given up all hope of ever sleep
ing again. He. as matter of necessi-
ty, sleeps, bnt his eyes never close, and
all his mental faculties remain ever
awake. His case il = curious one.
Dodge City times., 1890-04-24

Il see," said Mrs. Henpeck, "that the
new Brazilian Government has estab-
lished civil marriages" well, wish
you'd go down there and learn some
thing about them. I'm getting mighty
tired of this uncivil affair of ours. IN
7. Sun.
20, DOCTOR" exclaimed the weeping
wife. must you give my husband ups
Can't you do something more for him.
doctor. before you go?" Yes,
madam" said the doctor, grimly, u
can make out my bill. "-Somervills
Journal.
you have read Faust in the origin.
al. I presume, Mr.. Verybright?' sac
said, while the other folks at table were
discussing German literature. mo, ]
haven't, he replied. but I've read
Goethe, though. Have you ever read
him?"-M Y Sun.
Cjerks-"You know old Sample. the
biggest liar in the Northwest? Well,
he's going into business. Bjerks-
whats he going into?" Cjerks-"He
hasn't made.up his mind whether to be
. weather prophet or 3 crop statisti
cian."- n."-Minpeapolis Journal.
Mr.. Bluepill-'I am in favor of any
movement that will shorten the hours
Of labor. / think no man should be
compelled to work more than eighteen
hours day." Labor Agitator-"You
mean eight hours?" .'No. I mean
eighteen. am drug clerk. Tina
Dodge City times., 1890-04-24

"You certainly Mistaken sii young another at an
evening party but that be young last winter
though the is the Judge for yourself girl has glor
complexion while the er Young looi heaveps
she had Covered oohcs and pmpes it was like
nutmeg CRATER Oh this be the young LADY, was
though and Dr. Perce Golden Medical Discovery the
miracle As remedy for me otehe erons and all Skin and
Scalp diseases the wonderful medicine
many blood purifiers and remedies FOR skin diseases Golden Medical
Discovery" the Only guaranteed mats
money promptly rtnad! Especially has manifested potency
curing Sarheum, letter. kea Eczema Bol Carbuncles
In all Scrofuous Sores and Swe "Feversores" Dis
and all impurities of the blood from
arising, effects WoHDs DspENsARx
MEDICAL ASSOCIATION Manufacturers Street: Buffalo, N Y
Dodge City times., 1890-04-24
Honor Among Thieves.

Mr.. Peters is noted for his presence
of mind and his influence over his fel.
lowmen, as we'll as for his sense of fun.
which he sometimes uses to good effect.
The business of the firm which employs
him, took him not long ago. to little
out-of-the-way country place, where he
could find lodging only in a very I'M
comfortable-looking inn. kept by a
single man.
He was wakened in the middle of the
night by light shining on his face.
Sitting up in bed. he found his host
standing beside him with lantern in
one hand and a pistol in the ether.
"A lantern, too" said Mr.. Peters.
do you know. it reminds me of a corn
husking frolic went to once? We all
took our own lanterns, and hung them
up to the rafters of the barn"
Where's your money? Where's
your watch?" asked the man, gruffiy,
though he could not conceal bis sur
prise at Mr.. Peters GOODNESS.
If I tell you." said the traveller,
smiling, will you promise to go of
to bed and let me finish my nap?"
''Well, then, yes! You are the cool
est customer ever see."
Every good. I know you'll keep
your promise and 60 as soon as 1 tell
you where they are. My watch is at a
city jewelers. for a new handspring,
and all the money have with me-$17
is in my sample-case down in your
Office. where left it for you to take
care of. l hope, if you bother to get
it, you'll leave enough for me to pay
you for my bed and breakfast"
The man turned abruptly and walked
out of the room. Mr.. Peters declares
that he was laughing. No reference to
this midnight visit was made next
morning, and the sample-case was
found untouched; but just as Mr..
Peters was leaving, after paying his
bill, his grim host said, with GRIM
mer smile:
Good luck to you on your trip, and
be sure you put that sample-case of
yourn in safe keeping nights."-
Youths Companion.
Dodge City times., 1890-04-24

Tommy-''Paw. why do they alwayl
say counting noses when they talk
about counting a crowdP" Mr.. Figx-
1T started at political meetings. my
son. You can see q politicians nose
when there is not light enough to dis
tinguish anything else. Hduts
Eapress.
'.Dashley-"I would like to 20 to that
masquerade tonight, but am broke.
I can't even afford 70 buy q mask. {"
Cashley-"Why, you could get trusted
for Q mask" Dashley-'That's 50.
Maybe I could" Cashley-"Certainly.
Your face ought to bs good for . mask
anywhere. e."-Ameriea.
Mrs. Wickwire-"Why don't you
quit that stupid habit you've got Of
saying BY Jove'p What do you know
about Jove anyway" Mr.. Wickwirs
II will If you will stop saying The
idea every time you are spoken to.
What do you know about ideas any
wayr"-1ssre Hdase Express.
Don't you think" said . youth,
after working his vocal cords with in
tense vigor beside the hotel piano. that
I ought to 60 on the stage?" Yes"
replied Miss Pepperton, who doesn't
like him very well. Il certainly do
There IL one that leaves for the station
just an hour and half from now
Musical Courier.
Jack Rapid (behind the scenes ex.
amining . coin suspended from the
bracelet Of the premiere danseuse-
why, what rare coin! Stamped with
the old Roman Emgy too. Where did
ron get itr' Rival Coryphes Cin an
audible whisper)-"She got Il hon
Ju!iue Ce.aE for . birthday gifk-
11Hod61p4le kNlle
Dodge City times., 1890-04-24
She Fetched Him.

Miss Hurryup-Ah. George. you can
not tell what troubles a girl has who
is receiving the attentions of a gentle
man.
Mr.. Holdoff-Troubles, Carrie? OF
what nature, pray?
Miss H-Well, ones little brothers
are always making fun of one, and
ones relatives are always saying,
when is it going to come OFF," as il
marriage was q prize-fght. But this
is not the worst. There's the inquisi-
tiveness of ones parents. They want
to know everything. There's pa, now;
he is constantly asking such questions
as, Carrie, what are MIR. Holdoff's in
tentions? What does he call upon you
SO regularly for. and stay so late when
he does call?" And he sometimes looks
SO mad when he asks these questions
that actually tremble.
Mr.. H.-And what answer do you
make to these questions, Carrie, dear
est?
Miss HI can't make any answer at
all, for, you see, you haven't said any,
thing to me and-and-of course l.
=
Then Mr.. Holdof whispered some
thing in Carries ear, and the next time
her father questions her she will be
ready with satisfactory reply.