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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-04-23
REV5ISTA COMERCIAL.
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NOTICIAS Y ANUNCIOS

de las Antillas, espeoiaImente in-
glesas, precios fiojos del producto
refinsdo, J sobTe todo 81 fendimien-
to fabulos0 de la cosecha de ID re-
molacha en- Europa, y no segia lex
traIa alguna bsja mas en- pfoGiOs
antes de tocar el fondo. En- este mes
Sc discute en- el OOngres0 h Redne-
ci6n Tecomendada de IN 36 D 6 on
los de'eehos. con limite de color
hasta No. l6 en- Eez de No. 12 20.
mo hasta ahora, pefo = dudd q le
adopten cualqu'eFa msedida 'Sea
del veranO.
Mieles. - Sostenidas con- cUrtas
existencias, en- New.YOfk e14 bo-
Coyes, tde que 244 bocoyes de Plo-
Rico,) Y 9l0 bocoyes ca Boston de
que todos de Puerto. Rico ]. To-
tzo " francyD 500, choice 32c..
'"pfime" 28c., "goodn 70 q, ''fairS
'3 c., "ordinar as" 21c., precios al
por mayor, al detail algo mka
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-04-23
TINTOR ERO.

El que susoribs ofrece sus selvi-
clos 81 p1blico en- dicha industria;
Sc tine de todos colores, 10 mismo
en- sedas, lanas, que en- otras telas,
gsrantizando sus trabajos, como
6nico en- Ia isla.
Gale del Sol ndmero 9, MesetG.
--HermenegiidO OslS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-04-23
RRTISTA DEL MERCLDO.
m 4. nUTTH1 4 zxIOs.
lrErs E1aIaAEurEn Para IL D'IErH mRslErl.
Londres, Abril 5 de 1890.

1sGcar de TsmolacA0. .-El Er. LIGHT
CalCuls, ahOra, que la Cosecha del
Oontinente alcanZar& & 5000, 900
toneladas contra 2.764, 500 tonela-
das, resultado actual de Ia campa-
ia precedente. Los rehnadores de
los Eatados Unidos han comprado
On Las primeras 5 semanas del NEE
pasado unas 10000 toneladas de
ax6car de remolachA en- Francia,
Alemania y Austria pero despu6s
pudieron obtener el de Cuba 6 pre-
Oios comparativamente mas bajos,
7 cesaron de comprar el az6car de
remolacha. Segdn 81 ST.. LIGHT, la
Alemanis J el Auatria pueden ex-
poEtar de aqui & fin de Agosto CO.
mo 500, 600 toneladas de az1car
mas que por la misma epoca del
afo paaado.
TOdas estaa consideraciones han
eitinulado 6 los fabricantes del
Continente 6 ofrecer mas libremen-
te, y los precios han bsjsdo g. por
cwt. Ootizamos hoy el axGcar de
rem0lacha /: SO 90 entrega en- Abril
A11I102, entrega en- Mayo & 12E4,
y entRega JUNO, Julio, Agosto y
Setiembre s 12l3 por cwt., franco
& bordo Hamburg0.
Las existencias en- los 1 prinCipa-
les puertos de la Gran Bretafla 81
canadian 81 29 de Mario a 142, ,1S5
tOneladas contra 161, $50 el afio pa.
sado en- la misma 6poca.
Las exissenCias vieibles en- todo
81 mund0 Sc consideran, hoy, ma
yoEea de unas 430, 900 toneladas,
que las del ai0 pasado por Ia misma
6poca. El mercado cierra encal-
madO.
As6car De cana. - La demanda
be sido buena durante los primeros
ounce dias del mes que revistamOs,
peFO dej6 mucho que desear du.
yante Ia Ultima quincena, salvo para
las classes inferi0res de reAno, qae
siguen siendo bastante buscadas.
Los refnadores americanos, des-
pD6s dc haberse abstenidO durante
3 amos de ofrecer 81 ax6car granu-
ado para el consume, han eomen-
1aad0 de nuevo, y sus ofertas han
afojad0 nuestro mercad0 para Las
clases semeiantea.
No tenemOs ningunas transac-
clones que senalar con ax6car de
lns Antillas espaholas, J cotizamoi
81 de Puerto Rico, nominslmente
Masoabado comdn1
re6no LII. 6 11I6.
"a. regular refno OondicioDel
12I. q 12r6.-s... flotantes, pc.
I'd bueno 4 superior so del desem.
tednO 13I. & 1876. barque.
CentrifugadO refno
III. 4 1ls8.4-.--
Mascabado regular
9 Emo para el con-
numO III. & 16T. Condicionel
Dentrifugado Fegu- de Ia plaza.
lar 8 fino 15E. 6
1T. es4..s 49,.
"a asfsax ds Caba vale III.
70 mascahad0 regular 4 bnen Re-
no, J 1ls3 s 1zle n buen renns
sentzlfpgad co % 90 pelaRlna'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-04-23
e. ROS De ORC
Nm sAxvADoR A1sxWA
IscEsSl Oh Don IsAI HAYEsa.

PlaxNi de Armas mum BIZ
I'm este antique acreditadu astableCimientc hay
conatantsmente nm gran surtido de Eablsss EspAdan
diyinas de- tOdas clAses para los seioEes Ohciaes
relegrHhassn, J Escndos, Trciecs, KmbiamAa. stc.
Ee rcnfecciOnan gorras de sndan nInaes tormA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-04-23
J. M. IzQUIERD0 G co.
sooIRDAD IN ooMANDITA.
EOrtalexa, 81.

IMPORTADoREE 7 ExPoRTADoREs.
Giran lstras sobre las capitales priucipale
poblaoiones de Espafa, Isla de Ouoa, EstGdOs
Unidos Inglaterrs.
AgenteS de Ia Oompania Trasatlkntioa de-
vSporea de PrEILLos, SdsnS y c., dc o&diE.
Agsntes de 10 OompaAiA de Eegaros Mariti-
mos del Lloyd Ingles: The In2svssritsnv a
A gsAcv A asSoi0alOn LiMiAs4. &
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-04-23

Alocuci6n de 8. e. Va en- otfa
porte.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-04-23

Jose z. GoBHd lsEs
Bahca a. COamO, L. AhrlI 1890.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-04-23

Nombrado Segundo Suplente del
Juzgado Municipal de MaricaO d.
Juan Billoch y Andreu. lie felici-
tamos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-04-23

Esta vacante una de las plazas
de Procurador de n1mero del jug
gado de Vega-baja.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-04-23

d. Francisco, acompan6 ell f6retro
que era magnifco, tocando fnne
bres y selectas msrehas.
Sobre el lujoso tren ostentabast
una preciosa cruz, ofrenda de lol
Empleados de la Sociedad An0ni'
ma, compsneros de oflcina del Sr
S6nchez Apellaniz ique en- paz
descanse
Visits. HemOs reCibido la aten.
ia v cortes vista del distiDgui.
do caballero Oficial de Ejercito
= digno Jefe de Ia Secci6n de Or
den Pdblico de Aguadilla, don
Francisco Lopez, que Sc encuentrs
en- esta Capital.
Agradecemosle la cortesis, de-
sekndole infinitas satisfacciones
entire nosotros Y reiterandole las
.protestas de nuestra afectuosa
consideration.
A CObrar. .-Segdn SO anuncia en-
la GGceta, los pagos 6e haberes del
presente mes 90 haran por Teso-
reria on ell siguiente orden:
Abril 26.-Secciones a. y Ga
- 2S.- 5.y7.
- 90 8. y 4.
Mayo 2.-Pensiones en- general.
g. Cesantes, iubilados y
retirados.
7.--Olases pasivas residen-
tes en- Ia Peninsula.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-04-23
Maseabad0 comdn

"a askeav d. Caba vale III. 4
To- mascabad0 regular 4 bnen re.
no, J 1tsS s 1zle q buen rsnpO
sentElspgad GO d 90 pelaElAa~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-24
GEORGETOWN.

POLICE CoURr CAsKs.-Policeman Upperman
had four cases in the Police Court this morn
ing. The defendants were Annie Smith. Ella
Pinkney, Wiilism Webster and Walter Bradley
The first case called one ia which the two
women were charged with disorderly conduct.
The officer arrested them on Bridge street at q
O'Clock this morning. Guilty" was Ella
Pinkney's response when arraigned. Here,
too" responded Annie. They were fined % or
Is days zach. William Webster, a middle ged
colored man, was called as u vagrant and the
officer said he had seen him drunk twenty
times In thirty days. He was slso arrested
about a. m. His sentence was twenty dsys
Walter Bradley, a small colored boy of fifteen
years, charged with vagrancy, was also given
10 days.
A SERvASr GrRL CHANGED WITH LARcxNr.-
Flora Lee, a domestic in the employ of Dr.
WEIGH. 33oS street, was arrested yesterday
for the larceny Of ell. A marked note among
the stolen money was found on her person. In
the Police Court today the girl was charged
with money larceny. There were two charges
against her. The girl came here from Virgnia
about three months ago, and II Is alleged that
shs had only been employed at Mr.. welch's
two days before she stole ell. A marked note
vas then placed where she could ges it. and she
also took that. Judge Miller imposed fine Of
slo OF thirty days in jail
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-24
ADJUSTMENTS

Sale Of seats for Mr.. Sol Smith Russell in the
comedy drama, "A Poor Relation" at Albaugh's
next week begins tomorrow morning
Milton Mobiles in Tho Phoenix" will be the
attraction at the Bijou next week. Seats now
OH sale.
Grs Hills World OF Novelties" every fea-
ture new, at Kernan's next week.
Admission to the Last Days of Pompeii' at
Atlantic Park, 18th and L streets, beginning
next Saturday, % cents; seats, 80 cents; boxes,
81 per person.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-24
How the Railroad Acquired Long Bridge

10 the Editor Of THE EVENING STAR:
After all its feeding upon public property at
the capital the Pennsylvania railroad is today
no less rapacious than it was fifteen years ago,
when it filched Long bridge from the people.
That bridge was the property of the govern
ment and was built by the government for the
accommodation Of the citizens OF Washington
aud the neighboriug counties of Virginia II
was the only bridge spanning the Potomac in
front OF Washington Yet this great structure
was acquired by the Baltimore and Potomac
Railroad Company wholly without considera-
ton. 1t 10 sufficient comment upon the
transaction itsef-a sufficient illustration of
the methods to which this corporation resorts
to state that this piece OF legislative injustice
was carried through both houses Of Conrress
and became a law within seventy-two hours:
actually before those most deeply interested
knew that such a measure was ontem plated
There was nothing to prevent this COMPANY
from building Its own bridge across tho Poto.
mac. But it preferred not to do that SO II
elected to surreptitiously get possession Of
bridge which belonged to or was built for the
public. Other railroad companies build their
own bridges; they neither beg nor borrow
them.
This act OF Congress practically surrendered
a narrow roadway alongside of the railway
track: Yet the risk of travelling over such q
road is SO great that only those use 10 who are
compelled to. In brief, then, this valuable
bridge. nearly one mile in length, was taken
from the public in order that ii might be made
| a free gift to the Baltimore and Potomac Rail-
road Company. Having been so successful in
the past, this corporation, evidently, sees no
good reason why it may not make another sue
| cezsful essay in the same direction. But will it
find Congress rs indifferent. rs ignorant, a.
acquiescent as heretofore? This corporation,
like other corporations, has, or ought to have,
some striking symbol Or trade mark with an
appropriate legend illustrative of its aims and
activities. II it has not already made a choice
there can be iIttlo question that cormorant
| or vulture would be eminently suggestive,
while its legend has been supplied by the great
dramatist-"Base ID the slave who pays"
WAsHINQraNIiN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-24
Saving Time at the City Post Onice.

Changes in the details Of Office work in ths
city post office where saving of time can be
effected and the business facilitated have always
been encouraged by Postmaster Ross. Re-
Gently Mr.. W. D: Peachy, the superinte ndent
OF the registry division Of the Office, proposed
try bills and return receipts. II was found that
it effected considerable saving of labor and
expedited the return of the receipts to the va
rious post ofiees, thus informing the public at
tered letters had reached theifS desti-
nation. Under the former method the receipt
was signed on one side and postmarked
on the other. Now by = stamp combining
the date and receipt the receipt il simply
stamped on one side, thus saving one hand
ling. While the change is u simple one, yet it
is regarded as OF sufficient importance TO ro-
ceive the Endorsement OF the third assistant
postmaster general, and it IL pr obsble that the
practice will be adopted in the other large post
Offices Of the country.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-24
The Golden Cross.

At the regular meeting of Columbia COM
mand ~, No. 374, U,O.G.C., held last evening,
Noble Commander Lewis presiding, Lady
Jessie NJ. Blair presented the application OF
Miss Martha E. Shopper for membership. An
interesting discussion On questions RELATING, to
the good OF the order was participated in by
Sir Knights Gunson. Streby, Farnham. sayer,
Noble Commander Lewis aud Ladies Bishop,
Blair Cole and Deloe, closing with recitation
from Josh Billings entitled, Life Insurance, y
by Sir knight Harvey y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-24
SHOOTING STARS.

SHOOTING STARS.
| PANAMA, Sept "a is n smoking ruin
The Worlds Fair appears TO be coming into
site.
! Where was Malone when the white went out
Inquire OF Messrs. Langsson It al
mission.
Hung be the Heavens in black! fwm Ma
hone and all the Democrats in the House.
The shoroham is the leading temperance
hotel in the eountry-bar none. IL P. Nor
| ton.
The young Duke of Orleans will accept rich
American wife il she is big rich. Have We q
| Maid Of Orleans among US?
man with kicker onto him like Consta n
| tinop'e Buckingham Kilgores should be put
on the warpath just behind the walking dale
gate" We read so much about.
Mr. Benjamin II. Mckee Of indianapolis il
ON visit to his parents in that city.
rolling quorum gathers no moss. IT. b
Heed to absent Republican members.
1t was not necessary for the Republicans in
the House yesterday to wish 70 change their
luck by playing it on the black.
Market reports on the price Of ice are not 90
interesting now as they were three months ago.
The police force in New York city has reached
such condition that a member IL referred to
in prin! - Police OFFICER.
Col Kilgore of Texas is foot soldier.
Between his Uncle Dana and his Anti Fat, Mr..
Cleveland is not having a very delightful rest.
AMI DISTINCT DAY.
1t is District Day in the Chamber,
And there oOmeth into the Hall,
spirit Of doless inertia.
Which bringeth forth no good at all.
Every member neglects the Dist. let,
As if it were none Of his own;
His grand old intellect grapples
With National matters alone.
Perhaps it is we'll that the Statesmen
Hold only to National law,
II they tried on the making of others,
They'd bite off what they never could chaw.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-24
Suing for Damages.

Eda Jenkins today, by E. c. and Campbell
Darlington. filed suit against W. F. Geyer to
recover S3O7 damages. She claims that August
20 last July and July Is defendant agreed to
sell her horses at $3.50 each, being warranted
perfectly sound and gentle. and they were ac-
cepted rs such. She claims that the warrant
was false and they were not worth moro than
alas in the aggregate; that she offered to re-
turn them and allow him si43, their full value,
and demanded the Misunderstanding unjustly
paid, which he refused to pay.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-24
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
WASHING AND IRONING TO DO AT
drsss G rs 3, si,rss'n as Laandre's Cali q
WANIEp-A LADY ACCUSTOMED TO TEACH.
1,s ns Sl si,s lSssSns in family or shSo EnSlish
3l3 New Jersey ave. ae. s24-3ts
WANIED@ srTUALIoNs FOE FIRsf.cLAss
s.mssess klnsy ;H sSis Porssra ladies', aa,as
other thelp fog Commission Housed. BURNHANs,
llloGn.M s2o-6t'
:. Ladies. M ESrY Ts,, S W..
aud Do Piain sewing. Cali or address 1901 L
WASTEpD,- or BY a REGISTERED
IA g.s Clerk. Address POTASSIUM star once.
WANTkD-0o TO DICKS AGENCY Fur CoOKN
w Maids, Nurses. Laundress House workers But.
ne3 "a have references from iasi PHASE. GIs TN
WEE, ; csImsI @ -PosITIoSs
sn. sssr Sn Ms's.s gNHl S1as
as Maid and t Of 10 Do
a d,as ch.mber Work and sewing address X star
WANTED-Bf A SETTLED LADY or TEN
r. sssesr or e Lady
nv, Washington, DC s2:s-:sts
WAAMTED = EMPLOYERS : FUR FIRsT-CLAs
Il SSs send sS
your order will be nled with dispatch se22-6ts
WANTED--HOUSES.
WANTED-TO BUI FROM OWNER A Dwell
NY ing IN desirable part OF northwest on Capitol
1908 :sf l's xsSS ,al ssSSS as
WANIED-owNERs OF VACANT HOUSES. IL
Dr. SSn want Your Houses Rented to Good tenants
race Them 18th Us ut Once We una able to supply
the daily demand give this brapca OF our
OH our list HEISKEIL A Mcf Fran
sS@-ot zoos h st.
WANTED-THE UNDERSIGNED WISHES TO
purchase House Of about eight nine rooms :
lot not less than 20 feet front; location between th
office siS 10
WANTED-HoUsES TO RENT; PERSONAL AT.
tention given to the collection OF rents: state
ments rendered promptly: we have more applications
Tor houses than can I'LL. ACkEk dADSBY,
1oOo It. NV. sl3-lm
WANTED-hOUSEs FROM $4,000 TO 90 600;
w also Lots III " Washington and Ispier EcightsL
ACkkk dADSBY,
aul3 zoos ct NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-24

Where was Malone when the white went out
Inquire OF Messrs Langston It al
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-24
WANTED-STORES.

wANTED-TO nENT. STORE ON NORTH
w side OF Penuaylvauia ave. between ~ and 6th
sss.. address GOOD TENANT. Star Office.
a3z-w,EsN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-24
ARCHITECTS,

ID EN0vEp NY OFFICE TO
- is a SEYzza AreAi..s>
y1ss psoef buildings svscssiv. Sx-s1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-24

Between his Uncle Dana and his Anti Fat, Mr..
leveland is not having very delightful rest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-24
FOR RENT-FLATS.

lroR RENT-HANDSONE FLAT: THREE ROOMS
Il and bath; newly finisued: every convenience ca
terer in tile house; terms reasonable 26lS W.
sl32ws
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-24

PANAMA, Sept a. is smoking ruin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-24
BOARDING.

WHY ELEGANT APARTMENTS AND BOARD
v Tor Two Confidence In Private Family in north
ID Pennsylyanis ave n.w.--f1fst-cass Beard, Large,
fessant Weli-furnished kootns % moderate prices.
Permanent aud Trsusaspt BosfSiers ACCOMMODATED.
slb-ln .--.---.. 80.
ZR0E COOL. AIRY AOVNs. WITH BOAkD. q
IL Per day and up; Rooms. 30 snd S6a TIN Wkts
HTk& 6lS 18th q nv. nyl7
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-24

The Worlds Fair appears TO be coming Into
Gte.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-24

Hung be the Heavens in black, fwm. Ma
hone and all the Democrats in the House.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-24

The impecunious mans mission Is owe.
mission
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-08-14

HOE soLE-HOUsE ard LOT 11O south Co.
4 lumbns street. occupied by Mrs Jonas Fisher,
containing nine rooms ind bath room, aud hot
and cold water Apply to JOHN T. MALLS, S2)
King street. augS tt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-08-14

LAST OF THE GREAT EAsTERN Who
would recognize in the shattered hull
which now lies at low tide high and dry on
the New Ferry shore of the Mersey the
Great Eastern, which, in 1858, was the WON
der of the world? Where once was her
stern, the rudder-post. with the tiller at.
tached to it, towers out of the water like q
gaunt skeleton, and lover down the rudder
itself can be seen still intact. For seventy
or eighty feet forward the bulwsrks and
sides have disappeared nearly to the kelson,
and all that connects this part of the vessel
with her amidships section is the keel, and
above it the enormous shaft. which, with its
casing removed, lies exposed to view. Her
bows have slso disappeared completely. OF
COURSE her masts, her tunnels and her pad
die wheels have all gone long ago. Viewed
closely by means Of boat, vivid realiza-
tion Of her immense strength can be formed.
Everything Is massive and solid, and 1t Ia
said that the plates forming both her
inner and outer skin-for the Great Eastern
was built with complete outer cssing-are
as good as when they were originally put
In. 1t is this obvious strength and thor
oughness of workmanship and material
that makes her demolition all the more
pitiful.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-08-14

A HAIR PULLING MATCH.-The wife of
John Weikel, d Pennsylvania railroad en-
ploye, appeared before Recorder Braker in
Camden yesterday with a tale of a hair-pul.
ling match at Atlantic City. She had caus-
ed her husbands arrest on q charge of non
support. She said be made good wages. but
used large part of 1t 10 frequent trips to
Atlantic City She said she became suepic-
ious of these trips, and leaving her children
in the care of neghbors went down herself
one day last week. Unfortunately for john,
his wife ran across him on the boardwalk at
the seRshcre in company with good look.
ing young woman. Mrs. Weikel went for"
her husbands companion, and had to be
pulled off by force. John escaped to Cam
den, and was arrested Weikel promised
the Recorder that he would stay home and
care for his family and was discharged
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-08-14
MEDICINAL.
q
SURP RISING
GAS e.

Mr.. Ales W. Harris, prominent lawyer at
No. 1905 G st. n. W., Washington, D. C., under
date Of jan 11th, $780, wrote to the a. B. c.
Chemical Co., Richmond, Va, giving the history
of case of skin eruption of 90 years standing
the resul. of mall l'gnant blood disease (At THIS
time Mr.. Harris had been unable to walk for Blk
months In reply ho Tss directed TO uso A. 3. U.
ilteyat ye with the assurance that he would DC
cured. March 1st. 1890, Mr Harris again wrote
the A. p. c. Chemical Co. in .he following words
s'The improvement in my so far is almost MI
raculous. l am resly getting we'll, and can walk
as we'll as l ever could, and my general health
Was never better shall write you from time to
timo. Meantime you can refer any one to me
YOU desire, and 1 shall certainly tell them that
the A. 8. C. Alternative has done me more good in
two months than has 20 years experience with
various eminent physicians and all other reme-
dies tried" Under date of April 7th, 1890 Mr..
Harris wrote, 81 am entirely well.'