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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-08
HYPOCRISY OF THE PROTECTIONIsTs.

II is curious how the radical protectionists
think they can humbug the American people.
Under the Mckinley bill sugar has been os
tensibly placed on the free list; that is. the
common grade of sugars. below No. 13
Dutch standard. have been so placed. All
sugars above that grade however, stu have
10 pay high duties 80 as to give the Northern
reGners a monopoly of the better classes, and
so force the poor man either 10 be satisfied
with poor article or pay the rehners the
usual tribute exacted by the Republican
party Of the many for the benefit of the few.
Although this is 50 patent to the most
ordinary intelligence every protectonist
paper in the country is making an immense
hue and cry over the fact that the Mckinley
tariff has given the people cheap sugar. Sup
pose this were true, has it never occurred TO
these high protectionists that the people are
not altogether fools, and that if cheap sugar
is desirable cheapness in other necessaries Of
life is equally so? II it Is Of such
tremendous benefit to the farmers and
wage-workers Of the land 10 be able 10
purchase a common grade Of brown
sugar from n cent and half TO two cents less
per pound than they paid before the McKin-
ley tariff law went into execution. would 1t
not be equally rs beneficial for them TO be
able to buy their wooden goods, farming i'm
plements. blankets and clothing cheaply in
stead Of having TO pay increased tribute to
monopoly whenever it becomes necessary to
make investments in these articles for the
farm and household?
The Republican protectionists make great
mistake if they imagine they can hoodwinh
the people by any such hypocritcal pretenses.
Cheap sugar is undoubtedly good thing. and
so are cheap plowshares, cheap jackknives,
cheap trace-chans, and cheap blankets and
overcoats And by the term cheap is not
meant American shoddy and half cotton ma
terial which only sounds cheap because it
costs about the same as frst-cass goods can
be sold for in countries not hindered with a
monopolists' tariff.
The truth is that all this protectionist talk
about the benefit conferred on the masses by
cheap sugar is the most flimsy of fimsy hypoc-
rsy. and that the people have TO pay very
dearly for their sugar in the enhanced tax put
upon other articles of prime consumption
For instance statistics show that the duty on
beef. mutton and pork has been raised by the
Mckinley law 100 per cent; on building stone
100 per cent; on ingram carpets more than
80 per cent: oil wooden clothing over 80 per
cent; on flannels the same; on glassware and
lamp chimneys 30 per cent; on handkerchiets
nearly co per cent; on tin plates 40 per cent
And so on through the hst-higher taxes and
still higher through all the schedules.
II the farmers and wage-workers Of the
country can get any comfort from cheap brown
sugar Of No. 10 Dutch standard and below
after rejecting on the above schedule Of
double prices for other necessaries fife. they
must be less intelligent than they are given
credit for even by Mckinley, Reed and tho
rest Of the leading lights of Republican pro-
faction
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-08

Prince william Holds Her Democratic Prl-
mary-Thc Candidates.

BRESTsyIIE, April Especial IA Demo
cratic primary election WAS held in this county
on Saturday, the 4th instant. to nominate
candidates for county Offices with the follow
ing result: For Treasurer. John A. Brawner,
who had no opposition; for Commonwealth
Attorney. f. L. Meredith. the present in-
eumbent. no opposition; for Sheriff. G.. W..
Fansill. present incumbent: for Commissioner
OF Revenue in District No /, Il. II. Hove; tor
Commissioner in District No. 2, w. ID. Clarke
The nomination was holly contested for
sheriff. the candidates being the nominee and
Captain James f.. Herreli Captain Herrell
has never been "a candidate before. but lie is
exceedingly popular and was defeated By only
sixteen votes. In the magisterisl district in
which he resides there is a very large Demo-
cratic vote. and of those cast only ten were
against him.
Had our present treasurer. Mr. w. w.
Kinchloe, consented TO be again a candidate
he would have had no opposition. He. how
ever. wished to retire from the Office. having
been treasurer continuously since the Office
was created. and II Is conceded by those In a
condition ~ know that he is one OF most
prompt and efficient treasurers In the State
Many of the people were unwilling for him TO
retire from Office and many Of them voted for
him Notwithstanding the repeated assertions
that he was unwilling 70 servo longer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-08
ArcrIoN SAILS.

WEDNESDAY. April Sth. at p ". sale OF a
medium-sized. two-story dwelling house, Di
Reservoir street containing eight rooms.
THURSDAY. April 9th, tsp. W., sale Of de-
tached frame. No. 1910 north First street.
THURSDAY. April 9th, at 3 7. NJ, sale Of two
story brick dwelling, No. ~ north First street.
FRIDAY. April 10Th. at 4:8O 2. NJ. sale Of de-
tached two-story brick dwelling and lot south
west corner Of Twenty seventh and VI streets.
MONDAY. April 18th, at II NJ, Mossrs. Angus
tine, Royal & Co.. auctioneers, will sell IN front
Of Chesterfield County Court steam mill
known as Hancock Mil.
FRIDAY, April 18th, at 8 P. NJ, by Harrison x
Powers. auctioncrrs. trustees, sale OF modern
tvo-story detached brick dwelling, No. iOi west
Leigh street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-08

GREAT BRITAIN is having considerable
trouble with her Indian subjects, and if they
should prove to be anything more than local
riots the Russian Gar may take il into his
head TO renew his advances on that Asiatic
empire of Her Majesty. The White Bear is a
very persistent animal He always keeps his
eyes open for an extension Of his domains,
whether in Europe or Asia and is always
ready to take a step forward whenever he
thinks he can do so successfully. lie will be
very glad TO take advantage Of any weakness
which uprisings in India may afford him.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-08

JOHN SHERMAN thinks that Mckinley can
run for Governor of Ohio on the tariff issue
and be elected; but when it comes down 10
the Majors being swept into the Presidential
nomination by the tidal wave of protec-
ton, the Senator is silent. Probably
the Senator thinks that he knows an Ohio
man who would be worth two of Mckinley as
the next Republican candidate for President
OF the United States.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-08

must no longer hesitate. BY Americans
mean both native and naturalized citizens in
the broadest sense. They must now organize.
and irrespective Of party, color. religion or
former nationality. demand that their repre-
sentatives in Congress pass. and the Execu-
tive Departments enforce. such laws as will
stop further immigration 70 this country of
outcasts from the slums and prisons of Eu-
rope, and the party that fails to respond should
be defeated
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-08
THE TURF.
Entries and Results of the Races at Gutten-
burg and other Tracks.
The entries for tho Guttenburg races to-day

The entries for the Guttenburg races to-day
are:
First race thrcc-quarters OF mile. selling,
beaten horses Defendant. l2i; Experience. Ore
gon. l0G: Bessie X, Rapno Myndham. Avery
Amos. luS; JOphet, Freedom, iOl; kOseylllc, gS;
Aiol III II, Sc.
-king>tock. ~: Prince Edward. Tho Begun,
10: sentiment, ll6; Cantcen. il3; QuibOler no.;
Jim Murray. Kitty Glover lgeldlng). lO7; Baylor.
l05; John Mullins, Doodle, lOi Discount, lJ2;
Oriental VI.
Third race. fve-eighths of mile, selling
Carnegie, 10; SanarlO. ll2; Sam Morse, III,
benjamin, llspent. lO9; Bob Arthur 100; Go
Lucky los; Cora Tanner o.; May j, "; Slas,
Fourth race. six and one-half furlongs-The
Sheriff. khafton. Prince. Howard MerSen,
hcnMood. 10; GLORY; 100; Montsry l15 -,
litth race, one AMI One-eighth u Il mile: sell
ing -Eblis Landsecr, Ecarie. lDi: Squsudercr,
lOl: Supervisor. lul; Acnop hone. 100 Bohemian.
rs; Montpelier 95: Rush Light. ~; hate Clark. 10.
Sixth race. seyen-olghths OF mile. selling
Sparkling, ~; Aftermath. ~: Blackthon. Drus-
sells Ia. Gannymede, ia; Lamar. 40; Ariel. ipl;
Ripton. l07: Armiel. lOi; Nod l0e; War Duke,
IOf; Midget " Pokeno. Bodice. ~.
GUITENnURG. Y. ;.
First race. seven furlongs-Ropent first, Louise
second, Extra third Time lsIle.
Second race, one half Of \ mile-AZracl tirst,
Petuant. (colu second, Maggie Duncy Third.
Time '0ls.
Third race. four and one-half foulongs-Ham-
bier first, Blanche second, Extra Dry third.
Time lN3lb
Fourth race one and one-cighth milos-Prince
Fougnatus first, Jack Rose second' Endurcr
third. Time i.5S
Fifth race, one and one-sixteenth miles-Ston-
ingion first Nengcur second. YOsburg third.
lime 59ls.
Sixth race. seven-eighths OF milo-Hawk-
stone FIRST, Chapman second. Pericles third.
lime l..5pA
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-08
Monument to General HlIl.

A number Of gentlemen who served IN General
A. =. Hills corps during the war met Monday
night at MIR. Lewis Ginter's residence and organ
ized a permanent \. T. Hill Monument AsSocia-
poratiOn. ,
Plans for the monument were accepted and
the funds for its erection guaranteed
The monument will be az the Intersection ~
the Hermitage road and labumum avenue. and
will consist OF pedestal work OF solid and strik-
ing architectural design, surm0unied hy "a
bronze statue OF General Hill Inc structure
will 10 thirty-two feet IN height. Tho general
effect will be pyramidal taking the angle from
outlying bastions six feet high.
The money for the monument has been raised.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-08

THE news of the death Of ?. T. Barnum
will be received with sincere regret through
ont all the world. Mr.. Barnum was a long
headed. sagacious business man, and accumu-
lated fortune, but he made every cent of
it honestly. and his main object in life
has really been. when the plain truth is told.
to make as many people happy, at small cost.
as possible. He achieved q worldwide repu-
tation not only as an enterprising man but as
a true philanthropy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-08

THREE HUNDRED deaths in excess of the week
previous were reported this week in New
York. and the increased mortality is attribu-
ted to the ravages of the grip. In the mean
time. it is encouraging TO see from the
official health statistics Of this city, published
inyesterday mornings TINES that Richmond's
mortality for the past week was only twenty
nine, against forty-seven for the week PIE
yious.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-08

Mr.. Z. DuSB,n LOCKWOOD uses the follow.
Ing terse language OH very important SUBJ
ject in recent letter TO the Philadelphia
Times; I'VE arc fast approaching crisis in
the Affairs Of this country. and Americana
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-08

THE TIMES is ALWAYS for sale at the following
Richmond news stands:
ExcuASGE HOTEL. Franklin and Fourteenth sts'
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THE CIRCULATION OF THE TIMES is
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ING.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-08
wEAruEK FORECAST.

- WasHINGToN. j.. c. April For Yir-
| r,o lFinia: Fair Wednesday; westerly wind,
IkHR Slightly warmer
~" For North Carolina: Rain Wodnes-
t-day: casterlv winds: slightly cooler.
except Eastern North Carolina; station
arv tQmuprafuro.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-08
RICHMOND. March 2l. 1891.

yellow CITIZENS UPON AN
II integrity and honesty. well and truly tried
with the full assurance OF having fulfilled all
pledges made when. you honorcd me with the
candidate Tor reelection. subject 10 the Demo
cratic Primary. which / am informed will DO
held at o date to DO hxed by the City Central
mhssT JOHN K CHIrnRKY.
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ape-6t
CPECIAL NOTICE,
RIcHaoNp, fRgDERrCKsBUa
AND PoToaAC kArLRoAD Co,
RrgfffoNp Va Anil fsuf

AND POTOMAC kAuROAD Co,
RICHMOND, VA, April. G, is9l)
On and after Thursday. 9th instant, local pas
senger trains viii run 20 and from ELBA IN
stead Of Byrd street on following schedules.
tredericksburg Accommodation: s:i3 =. ".
leaves Elbs; 70 A. NJ arrives Elha
Ashland Trains: 6:+s 4. u. leaves Elba; G.2i
i. NJ arrives Elba.
Through passenger trains will run to and
from Byrd Street Station as heretofore.
c. A TAYLOR
ap7-2t Traffic Manager.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-08
J. THOMPSON BROWN,
LEROY f.. BROWN,
W. =. DASNilLI..

Mr. ". s. Dashioll has formed co-partncr-
ship with Mr.. 4. -. NJ. Cobb 70 conduct the real
estate business az 90l east Main street
W. ). DASIlIELL,
ap2-6t C. ID. NJ CORR
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-08
RICHMOND. VA

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O year.
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-08

AIsHIF I'd.
Steamship Czarina, from Manzanilla, 70 coal;
steamship Chatham, merchandise, Providence;
steamship Dorchester merchandise. Boston.
City Of Atlanta, merchandise, West Point;
steamship Brunei, for grain.
SAILED.
Steamship Kanswho, coal, for New York;
schooner IL. y. Kelsey. coal. for Allyns Point;
steamships Czsrina, for New York. Chatham for
West Point. DORCHESTER for Baltimore, and City
OF Atlanta for Now York.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-08

Sun rises............54G Moon sets....6 0O Z. u.
sun sets.............6:37 Dsys length. i2h. iSm.
FOR WEEK ENDED APRIL H. 1891. PRE-
DICTED TINE STANDARD OF
HIGH TIDE AT
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-08

j cure your cold. cough. bronchitis. cfe. r'.
Sold by all druggists at 25c. and jJc. per bottle
mhE-ff
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-08

IETANTED-TO SILL A BAY MARI. OF
w Lexington stock, fifteen and has han Is
hgh, iiye, ye9rss 9d me i trotIer > ana rnnn.r
Eighth. near Main mi -t
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-08

LNTANTED-TO SELL HOLIDAY GOODS OP
w A SUBSTANTIAL SOkI. II yOu llB
needy friends this Is the time toromembor them
and We can assists ia a selection. and II you hlD
some not quite so needy We are equally well SUP
ways on hand choice line 81 staple AMI Fancy
Groceries. Tobacco and Cigars. and Wooden.
ware. j. T. LAKEWOOD, dealer IN Groceries
Tobacco and Cigars, Il6 east Broad street, i.ifA-
mnnd. Va l.-L
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-08
PORT OF WEST POINT, Aram 7, ls1l


ARRIVED
Steamship Danvll!e. rillups. Baltimore. mcr
chandise and passengers; steamship City Of
Atlanta, Dole New York. merchandise; steam
ship Charlotte. Nickel. Baltimore, mcrchandi SO
and passengers; steamer Elm city. Grams,
Malkerton. merchandise; steamship Chatham,
Providence, merchandise.
SAILED.
Steamship Cityof Atlanta. Dole. Norfolk, mer-
chAndlsot steamship Danvlllc. Bllups Baltimore,
merchandise and passengers. steamer Elm city,
Evans, Malkertou. merchandise; steamship
Chatham, Norfolk. merchandise; steamship
Charlotte. Nickel, Baltimore, merchandise and
Passengers.
PORT OF LAMBERTS POINT ArRM r.
ARRIVED.
=. Barges Mayhower, Puritan, y. and W. three,
v and W. four.
LOADED.
Schooners Douglas Dearborn, Portland; J. A.
Beckermsn. Warren; Anna J.. krsnZ. Portland;
ii. II. Benedict, John $. Amos. Boston.
CJALED.
British steamship Pocasset. Savannah. BARGE
Iona; Spanish steamship Saturnina, Pensacola,
Hayre.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-08
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC. Apnu s, 1871.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-08
NOT rs.

OFFICE or j. THOMPSON BROwS & Col
REAL ESTATE AGENTS ASD AUcuoNEERs
lll3 MAIN STREET. J
RICHMOND. Va, April !. 1891.
THE FOLLOWING CHANGE N THE ABOVE
firm has this day been made Mr. W. :.
Dashiell wlthdraws, Hereafter the business
will be conducted under tho same name and
style az the old stand, with Mn. J. THOMPSON
BROWN and LEROY l.. BROWN a. full part
ners.
J. THOMPSON BROWN,
LEROY f. BROWN
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-08

NTANrED-EYERY MAN ~ VIRGINIA AND
w North Carolina % know that We mani.
facture tho best Old VIRGINIA SUN-CUAED
TOBACCO and our brands are 80. 1. II. u. O
Fig. and Caroline sun Cured Ask your d-l..r
piece j. j. HICN0K a CO. Manaiactar.rs
Richmond. Va Cos
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-08
PORT OFLAMBEETs POINT, Arm
PORT OF NEWPOKTNEWs, Arm l. 1891.

British steamship Pocasset, Savannah. Bare,
Iona; Spanish steamship Saturnina, Pensacola
Hayre
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~ veais - esss ~Prsasa,
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IA IuIIL islICIl EuEIlilR
DIN RAMON MORENO.
Il. - CRUZ ri.

Iengo 81 guato de oilecer .
pnniico en- general mia lel,ieios
en- 81 Eano 4 que me eiedioo - ir,s
nes oe adultos v do p6ryulos .Is
gran injo.I1enes para yiAfisos !
fal oles.-- Oapilla ardIente ~
taliacos pa1e Aonfas j cnan.c -.
balo 60 nos conilen, airyiendeo 4 I 49, y.
pleblos de il isla con 49, : =. =.
s,as,o aS,p.e. ss...:..asl os ana hoEA 40 i nd
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G. A r T Ell ES

con las pesas yImedidas del Sistema Ne
trico Decimal, en- La lmprenta del BOLEl
Tin MERCANTIL
xzSe hallan ademas Otras muchas nOveda-
des y Sc esperan mas del extraniero,
En- trabajos de Imprenta, Encuadernaci6n
y Litografia, SO pueden yer satisfechos to-
pos los gustos y cumpIidas todas las exi-
gencias. Pa tura en- los precios elegancia
en- Ia eje 80
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de Est6ms13
7 nIspEpsIAs, eAsTRsLGAs

"a comisi6n nombrada por Ia .sct
Ssp.ia de Medicina de Paris para este. =
les efeetos del Carbon de Belloc descu',s'l
due los Dolores de estomago, DispepsiaS,
Gastralgias, Digestiones dificiles g 'iulo
sosas, CaIambres de est6mago, Ace''i"s,
Eruptcs, etc. desaparecen los p's''s
ilas de usar este medicamento. De ord'-
nario, el anyio Sc manifesto desde que
Sc toman las primeras dosis; vuelve q
Rpetiso Y ell eStrehimiento, tan habitGs'
en- eStas Intermediates, desaparece.
Las tpropiedades antisepticas tel
Carbon de Bellot hacen de 81 uno de
los nledios mas seguros y mas inssssa
sIvos contra las Intermediates Infes ~
sas, como la Disenteria. la Diarre.
Colerina, Ia Fiebre tifoidea. Sc emple
c..rb6n de Belize, va para prevent
nara curar estas Intermediates.
ada frasco de Polvos Y cada ~eF' ~
"a stilIas debe ilevar la firma y rbl
Gel s,r Belloc.
var&a an ta1a4 lac EormSrioc
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AuENo1A DE TTNNDURIA Dl
LIBROH simpllfcaaa per la apiieseion d
una rssla II table para assrtar d dsudol
' sl ssresaof, asoopakads Dc nHnsrosoa
tIsnplos DO. exlealos nsrsantilss, pof @
o. Marsh, traAssido Do la 80: sdision In
eIssa Dor A. G Beck, bajc 10 iAnsdiats
enpsselea del aator. On tome slsgAnts-
meats snsaalsrna&e tsM On ID In
asl E0letiR.
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;. GEOGRAFIA
AsTRONOMlUA 7 PUL1TIOA
ls EPlul I sUs feslsIslEs ULiliElllIii

Obrs dsclaraGa Dc tsxto para las
ssuslas Dc ssta provineiA 3. Haisidp
De vspta On 10 lnprsnts del BoIs-
RlK. u
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Boisti1 Nsrcantl dc PuertO-RieO.

PERIODICO CCNSAGRADOE
LA DEFEESA DE LOS INTERESTS BACI0EALES Ell AMgRzgJ
0aGAEO DE Los EPAaOLES IBOOKDICIONlL Ell Pro RICO.
CONDICIONES GENERATES acordadas por Ia DirsccI6B
para tOdascIase dc renitidos anuncios.
medic preoa
vnconaes determnaran los mismos.
Los comuncadoa remdos gacelss den
frma del ponsabnd
mas con u de persona Responsible Dc % pago
rsnd gaosss nuncios no ssrsr
dsvusltos aunque pubHqusn
"A 80 Q % rotura nj extravios 10 clchka
La coumna del p6dice sondads po ssntimra
Dc largo a ~
N anunciznte tenda dsrecho me
puban dc anuncos I'm desssr cond6rss psfsf
10 p,S sobrs 81 precio de anfa He .s#sTf
Kanuncante pubHcac6n de ppurcios
drA una bondsc6n Dc 10 pS sob los prsco
Ouando imPcrts Dc los Anuncios sxda
ans recba ps6deo cAda ndms
viHfa s primer ndmsra
Para los no useporss del Boazn s gaes eonuns1o
rsntiao, sscci6n correspondents
Los suscrptorss endrin 81 pS Dc bufeacn
sstllss, comuncados rsmiddos S
inpor Do la auasrpons anuros gaess
eAdco. anticipate. 49,
81 imprsvsa dsas h l psSdiso ssrponn.ns..
rsnsgdo sns pubeaconss ss aus bss
asjado D. salL. -.
zarifa para l.. publicacion do anuncios.
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UNGUENTO HOLLOWAY.

Este .marayilloso balsamo sana
ln1aiiblemente las herldas antieuas.
las llagas, y los males de piernas :
DC pecho. Por medic de 81 is .
huencia las dlceras yirulentas tc-
man muy pIont0 un aspecto con-
vaieclente y desaparecen. Jane a.
9ela, este uDgnento feffieerante.
de prodncir una cnTa peffecta iie
las aiecclones dc Ia miel, los cons
tipados, las tosesy y Ell rtumatismo.
atln cuando 90 he apelado en- veiso
q todos los demas remedies.
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COEfkBILIDkD
MUNICIPAL.

Juego complete dc Labros arre-
gladoe 4 los formularioR publica-
dos per el Gohierno General.
Impreaca dc todas classes para
los Nunicipios.
De venta en b Imprenta del
BoxxxIN.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-11-11
AMIGOS DETODOS
PI!LI0RAs HOLLOWAY.
DB zNBAKQUB.

Miliones de peIsonas, en- todss
las parties del mnndo, rtcomiendan
diehas Pildoras como 81 mejor res-
taulatlvo de 10 salud que Sc conc
&c. Elias curan todas las afecciC-
mes del coraz0n, del higado, del
.stomsgo, dc les finones y dc los
intestlnos, y remueYen Ia acrimc-
Ma, Ia natulencia y Ia carOialgis.
expuisando de Ia ssngre toda nm
pureza, fortsleciendoc occ mpletamen-
te 81 slstema neryioso J dando IN
tono saludable I 10 Organization
general.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-11-11
LIBROS

L1DANA-Eo
recibldos por el ultlmo va
por-corrso ca 10 lmprenta
del BOLETIk MERoAN-
TIL.
cereda. Los HLmbres 0e pro.
Sinus -Hlja esposa , made,
4 tomoe. I'll
Rscrieh. I'll Martiy Gei G6lgotA,
4 Aomos. r9
O6digo Penal Militar.
Ancora de salvation / Devocit.
DArioJ.
Oaeta6oe.-TenednrIa dc h0ros.
quia del Comercio J de la banCa
NOvRLAS DIR PEREZ GAL
DCS.-Meraorias deun Cortesano de
1915. ri Grande Oriente, N Terror
de 1894. Un Voluntafi0 realistA,
Los Aroct6licos. Juan Martin el
Enpecinado, Los Glen mil hiios az
San Luis, On faccioso mss, III .iek
dc Julio, Batalla de los Arapiles.
Bailen, N eQuipaje del Rey Jose,
NapoIe6n en- Ohamartin, n ~ dc
Mario y el 2 de Mayo, 6erona, Tra-
falgar, La segunda casaca, La Oo'.
to de Carlos ~, Cadiz, zaragossi
T,oymento. III DIR. Oenteno, LO Pro.
hihide, La Fontana do GRO, ~
amigo Manso, Dofda Perfecta, 6lo-
sia, fortnnsta J Jacinta, Ia H.
n5iss de Leon Roch, Ia Deshsreds-
d&. 81 ht}A}t