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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-07-17
dACETILLAS.

Rsgrsso. - Aoompsfi ,do dc 80
sefior padre don Manuel Fernan-
dee Umpierre, nuestro distingui.
do amigo, hemos tenido el gus
to de saludar en- esta Imprenta al
mny inteligente y aplicado ioven
don Guillermo Fernandez Masca
re, que ha regre sado de Ia Haba-
na Zen cuya Universidad acaba de
obtener brillantes notas en- las ocho
asignaturss de que se ha examina-
do, correspondientesa a las dos care.
ras que esta estudiando }, con el
plausible objeto de pssar las vaca-
clones del curse al lado de 50 res
petable tsmi)ia.
Al par que afectuosa bienveni
da, repetimos al joven Fernandez
Mascara nuestros placemes, que
hacemos extensivos q sus carihosos
senores padres.
| Enfsrmo.-Hemos sabido con pc.
ma que Sc halla enfermo de grave
dad, hace va tempo, en- Ro-pie-
dras, el dignfsimo caballero y dis
tinguido amigo Duestro Sr Lcdo
Id. Manuel Gomez de Agnero.
| Deploramos, como hemos dicho
va, tan sensible suceso, y rogamo
81 Omuipotente devuelva cuaoto
Iantes la salud perdida al citado
Iexcelente senior y amigo nuestro.
| Conciertr.-Para pasado msfa
Ina, sabado, Sc anunca en- nueslr
OolIseo, ell Concerto orgaaizado
Icon la valiosa cooperation de va
rios distinguidos artistss y aflciona q
dos de am0os sexos, por la bella J
notable concertista de violin y can
to, primer premio del Oonservatorit
de Madrid, Sra d. Luisa Terri.
La funclon, q juzgar por ell pro
, grama, promote ser muy selects.
lPrepararse, pues, y al Teatrol
Felis Visjs.-Recibimos oportu
namente atenta ta'jeta del sefo
CatedrAtico del Institute y amig'
: nuestro don Manuel Tenes, quien
: en- compafiia de su digna sehorI
! esposa, ha marchado para la Pc
D lnil sala en- el vapor- correo direct'
: dc eyer.
. Deseamos fsliz v.'sje & los espo
SOS Tenes.
!. Exposition dc labores. Hos b
/ Iatentamente invitado para asistir
lie Exposition de laborts de 81
= q umnas, que tendrA efecto en 10
!. I6fas II, 81 10 eel corriente, FL
0 taleza A6, lie 7 4 10 sc 10 n che, i
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-07-17

de- equipaje ell cual NADIA sufri6
| Eueva Yo K. 6-La muerte de
Sr. Hamlin fre rep ntina.
] Dicho p"rs maj. 6gur6 NIB g.
mo MlaietrJ lie 10 e ,tsdos U III
dos en- NJ .do,d.
Nue. Y rk, g. Telegraflan de
5 n Francesca de- California anun
oianto la llegada A San Diego del
buque chileno Itata conducilo po
ell buq1e de guerra americana
Charleston.
Londres, Gel Emp ,rador Gui-
llermo ha recibido una conplets
ovaci6n q su jlegada & Sherness
sendo saludado por la escuadra
inglesa con salvas de artillerfa.
Todos lbs miembros de la Fami
liza R ,al, empezando por ell Prfuci
pc de Gales, fue ,on a ,ecibirlo q
dicho puerto, en- union de los cua
les parti6 enseguida en- un tren
especial para ell palacio de Wind
sor, donde le sguardaban la Rel
ua Victoria y las augustus prince
zas, quienes 10 colmaron de aten-
clones y festejos, que SO tenfan
preparados de antemano.
Londres, S.-El Emperador Gui- |
llermo, despnes de Ia brillante re
cepci6n que sc le hizo en- el palacio
de Windsor, Sc despidi6 de Ia
Reina Victoria, y partio para Lon
dres, en- cuya ciudad permauecera
hasta fines de la presente semans,
y alli continuara recibiendo toda
care de f1stejos.
Loadres, 8-En las e,ecciones
efectuadas en- Carlow. los psrnelis-
tas han salido completamente de.
rrotados. sin emb srgo de que en-
dicho distrito abrigaban cas- la S.
guridad de la victoria.
Nueva York, 8.-Asegd ase que
20 hubo ell menor tropiezo en- la
eiecuci6n de los c1atro asesinos
en- Sing Sing; que ls
nuerte de esos indivfduos fue ins
y sin dolor. Dicese ademts
lue 81 Sc les aplic6 una segunds
iescargs el6ctrica, tue simplemen
% para asegurar mejor ell resultado.
No Sc produjo quemadura alguna
7isible en- los cadaveres.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-07-17
AvISOs.
Vap esp JULIA.

vap esp JULIA.
Procedente de Santiago de Cuba,
via Ponce, Mayagiiez y Agnadilla,
recalara 4 este puerto del 10 al20
del presente mes.
Ooasignatario, Ludwig Duplace.
vap esp "CADlZ.-
Saldra ell dia 18 del presente me q
de Liverpool, direotamente para
esta.
Vap. esp. "EMILIANO.'
Ha salido directamen:e de Lii
verpool, para esta, el dfa 4 del GO.
rriento.
vap esp CIUDAD DE cADlz:
El dia 10 del presente mes, & las
dos de la tarde, ha salido del puer-
to de Oadiz con destino a este, e)
expresado vapor, seg6u cablegra
ma recibido por sus consignatarlos.
vap esp ERNEsTo.
Con destino & este puerto, sali6
de Santauder el dia 9 del que cursa.
Vap. esp. SAN FRANCISCO.
Procedente de La Guaira Y esca
las, recalara q e,te puerto del "a al
% del presente mes, siguiendo via
je para Vigo y esoalas.
8. de Ezqulaga.
Vapor fr oLlNDE RODRIGUEZ.
Del II al 18 del corrlente tomarA
puerto procedente de st. Thomas
" Europa, y terminsdss sus opera
clones segu rA viaje para PtO Pla
ta y escalas, de donde regresarA
esta hacia el % del actual, para
continuar su ruta.
| Oonaignatario, joe T. Silva.
vap esp. "GAkLEGo."
| Sali6 del d timo puerto de 81
esoala do Espahs, oon dett no
,este, Q ia 7 del que Curss.
| Con iguatariosi Viiande s. Co.,
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affRiuIOHEs OE suousa ss PUERTO.
TRAvESIA

TRAvESIA.
Berg. esp Rosalia," desoargan.
do.
B,a. nor. Anna" descargando.
Berg. amer. d. T. Campbell =
descargando.
Col. ing" Geraldine" cargando.
Berg. Ing. " Venice" descargan,
Bea. noruega "zelmira, +" pendiea-
te.
oABOrAJH.
Bdea esp. "Nueva Flor, pen
diente. g.
Col. esp. Conception" ca-ga
para Maysgiiez.
Col. esp" Paq lete de Arecibo.n y
carsnando.
G j. esp. Dichosa," carga para
Aguadilla Mayagiiez Y Ponce.
Col. esp. " Lnocencia," pendien-
Col. esp. "Olenentina lie CANA
rias,' carga para Naguaboy Hu-
macao.
G1l esp " "Jovsn CLARA, cargs
para AguadIlla y May agiiez.
Bira. esp. +" Valenoians," pen
diente.
Bdra. esp. Do, Amigos" ca-ga
para Arroyo.
Gal. esp. "Ooraz6n de Jesds,'
carga para Manati.
Col. cap. Borinquen." carga pa
ga Aguadilla y Mayaguez.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-07-17
ANTONIO ALFAU; HBlRtlT,

Doctor en- Derecho Civil y Ca
n6nico, Abogado. de los uustres
Colegios de Madrid y Puerto Rico,
con bufete alberto en- la Capital de
la Monarquis, ofrece sus servicios
profesionales a so numerosa ellen
tela de esta Isla, para ante el Tri-
bunal Supreme de Justicia, el Con-
sejo de Estado, Tribunal do Oaen
tas del Reino y demAs centyos su-
periores, judiciales y administratl
vos de Ia Naci6n.
Serrano, ndm. Al, %
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GUIA LOCAL.
sOBaIN0s De EzQ lIAea,
FOB "A 4EzA, IL

Oass de CIR sy CON stones.
Agentes 10 los vaa0rss cor reos 4s 4,
mpaifs Tr4aatlAntIca Espnhola
Ayentss do Id Id - srs senores In
shnags y o., !e Liverpool.
[ lem idsm G. II. Fletcher Co.,
ii. (com2ahfa 'L, Fischa'') de ID.
Agsntee dc i'd i'd de los sefiore~ J. T
Sickels y o., Lines de "Serra".
Agentes de Bah Behrend y Ross,
Liasa de Sierra.
Agsntss dc 10 Uompsffa De Seguro,
cone lla,alios icao nia.Is 10" Ro
yal". i'd
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-07-17
Telegramas VIA HabaDa.
7ERITAE
(RxTRA11HROs).

noms, 20 de JuniO.--Rn Ia tllti.
me q s'Rr de 10 CAmara de Dipu
sxao~. u Sr. Rudini aseeuro q1T 10
pas surcpa durszA mssac tempe
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-07-17
MEROADO DE LA CAPITAL.
FRUTOS DEL PALS.
Az6CAR.


SE vENDrERON.
80 sacos eentrifugada de 81 "Sar
Pedro, & 81 80 quinta
30 B ys San Jose", J. L. 8. s
1924 quintal. Oompra-
dor, A. Rauschenplat.
SO Boys IF. o." q s2.873 quintal
40 Boys "Oonstancia " & $287A
quiutal. Oompradores,
Lopez Villamil y 90.
96 sacos centrifugada de "a go
seina" a S367 quintal
Oomprador; Jose T. Silva
80 sacos centr fugsda de 2. "San
Pedro' q 1912 quintal
Oompradores, Lktimer '
Fernandez.
CAFh.
Ootizamos clase corriente de
s243 4 24S quintal.
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al 0MV0 San Frsnsisso SO.
~AVfv~Os esquins 8. Justo.
EoToa1Ayo Dz LA REAL CASA.

ssS titulo saaorince por q. N. .iR.v p,.u,.x.
.. wsdsils 20 plata psaci6n hoaostass'
dsee sefscHalnssts toda clsss de- rssrsle an nm
asvs ssts aleclz'sa.e fcr!nsre On % oIsss AZ !
Mn .s'aAa 81" Ia saIds. szacs- q, dis .s.e
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-07-17
lRMAs 7 JIMcNEZ. dfsI

sMseisei1lsaie d stssrsisrisy 1uiaoaIls, ssstdo
SMsshi ~ hrANe, Vsztag al Dor mayor = 1staIi
'sss ie7siaata.ssas pisdVs slAstice Psrtlsui nsss
"sss ass'isioss isvsdsEsa. Pssniss limItsdos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-07-17
ANDRES BORDOY YCO.
C0MlSIONlSTAS.
Gale Jaime 2.-87 y SO. Palma
dc Mcllorca.

OUtso VuFW6 Z.-oI q %. FOIH10
de Mcllorca.
Son agentes de varias fabricas
de Calsado y de Ia !" Vidrieria d, Q
Pont d. Inca" gran fabrication do
ga'rsfones de l ! 8 galoDes ' de
boiellss de todas classes.
Unicos representatives de la acre.
dditata tsbrica de caias de hero
para salores, de don Francisco
Martiue
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-07-17
aAcETA DEHoY.

Real Otden de indulto 4 favor
de varios conf 6nados asiaticos de
este Penal y el de Ceuta.
Otras dos Rsales Ordenes de-
negatorias del indulto de conde.
aa psdido por los con6nados de
este Presidio Ramon Toro Ortiz
Jote Gallart.
Osra Real Ocden dejsndo ain
efecso Ia de 16 de Abril 6ltimo
4ue de:lar6 caduca, con perdids
de Ia fisn4.. 10 CONCESSION de te
rrenos que de Ia isls de 10 Mons
se hizo q favor de D. Carlos Lyle
sias.
Otra Real Orden rtferente tam
oiea q terrenos de Ia I,la de 10
Mona que deben incluirse en- IL
concession hecha d favor del cita.
10 D. Carlos Iglesias.
Cuadro de LAS senales de ma
tiempo que sc publica siempre por
a Comandancia Principal de M.-
rina al aproximarse ID epoca. dc
zoe ciclones.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-07-17
MovIMIENTO DE BUQURs.

HETHADAe On TRAvHBfA.
De Liverpool Y escalss, vap. esp.
!" Carolina" dc 1850 toneladas, Ca
pitan Aldsmis, a q. de Ezquiags.
CON carga de trAnsito.
ENFRAOAA Dh OABCTAyR.
Col esp. Corazdn de Maria, /"
Dis MaDga.
Co. =. 1-abela," dc Huma-
Gao.
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BUENA 0OASI6y.

81 vende s SO alquila ma casa
situada en- uno de los mejores pun,
tos de Aibonite.
1lfornaFan, en- aquel pueblo, don
Fernando Pont Y en- la Capital.
Sucesores de jose Hernaiz.
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8. BOLIVAR A. ca.

.,-,- ~~s Tefuah
Vsntaa si Por mayer. F"''a'0n
Duenes 40 10 antigua y acssdisads EH,....
~ FoVoFss, estabisCida On EsnturOa. ''''
hsrcss BOLIVAR y u0NILL, --t).ra.,.o
TstuAn IL, DsPosaso
mn
Aksntsa de Ia Asasditaas MARI. a. .,...
iss Pafarito q HslIcsa. W ''saf"
@z
f'hr'ssntss de- iiosrss d. saaa. s,....
{@~
@'~'ss a'sssFssa 'snsignsaIaa.
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SANTORAL. 3

Viernes, 17.-San Alejo. conf.
s bsdo. Is. Santa Sirf,ross
sus siese hjos martire,.
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Subastas.
Providencias judiciales.
Ayuntamientos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-07-17

| RAOAAAOAG%1s
Berlin, 6-L % peri6dicos alema
mes expresan con ell mayor entu-
siasmo su gratitud al pueblo iDgle:
por Ia briIIante acogida que hs
hecho al Emperador Guillermo.
Nueva- York, cha fsllecido g
Sr. Hannibal Hamlin, Vice prssi
dente que fQe de los Estados Uni
dos.
Buda Pesth, 6.-Ha fsllecido g
sabio prelado hdugsro Louf
| Haynald.
| Paris, 6.--La prensa de esta ciu
dad aboga porque Sc desista dc /
| idea de encausar al Sr. Lessep,
| fundAndose en- que q 81 Sc debe |
|. aperture del Canal de Suez, en- gu
lse halla condecorado con la Legi6
de Honor, en- que g, un acad6micc
!, v finalmente, en- que es IN promi
nente ciudadsno frances, que hae
] honor 4 50 ptis bajo todos aspet
! tOs.
Eueva- YoIk, 6.--Segdn las 4
Itimss noticias recibidas de Cha
leston, Virginia Occidental, ade
mas de las IA persouas que pereci'
ron en- Ell reciente desastre ocurrid
len ell ferrocarril cerca de esa ciu
dad, hnbo 5S heridos, algunos
: ellos dc grRvedad.
Los carros de pasaieros aol
leran dts, pero lban llenos de excu
sionistas y ambos sc hundieron
|. ipasar ell puente.
Unicsmente uno de los pass
q ieros sali0 ileS0, pOr Ia eircunstal
], eis lie que 10 Labia pasado 81 CAR
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1891-04-02
BITS OF SCIENCE.

The largest barometer yet made has been
put in working order in the St. Jacques
tower in Paris 1t is Al feet ) inches high.
Seawecd is now made into tough paper,
which takes the place of window glass,
When colored the effect is similar TO stained
or painted glass
One of the interesting facts of physiology
is that the human body generates enough
heat during the day to melt forty four
pounds of ice and raise it to the boiling
point.
1t is proposed using the Eiffel tower 70
exhibit the rotation of the earth By the
Foucault method. The pendulum is a
bronze wire $50 feet long, with steel globe
q: the end weighing l98 pounds.
A special kind Of paper has been invented
which, 1t is alleged, is absolutely impervi.
on. to water. and will even stand boiling
The waterproofing can be carried out either
after the paper is made or during the opera,
tion of making it.
German engineers are adopting a new
lining for machinery bearings, made 0,
compressed vegetable parchment. When
fabricated with an emulsion of mineral oil
and water the parchment becomes impreg
mated with the oil. and will last for con
siderable time.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1891-04-02
THE LATEST NOVELTIES.

Crushed morocco is the very newest ma
terial for covering bags and all fancy leather
goods.
those that show a combination of tortoise
shell and silver.
Decidedly unique are the new spoons, the
chased hands of which are pierced until
they produce quite lacelike effect.
The long chains Of twenty odd years ago
have returned to US, and with them comes
the old slide chain with jeweled slide.
A novelty in cigarette cases is shaped like
portmanteau, opening in the center and
disclosing it's contents neatly packed or
either side.
Costly trifies are bonbon dishes in silver
Modern patterns are heart shaped with
pierced borders Silver shells are also used
AS bonbon trays.
The very latest in cut glass scent bottles
has a silver bird perched on the stopper
On pressing the latter the bird emits 8
spray Of perfume from its beak.
The watch is making itself q ute at hom.
In all sorts of odd places. We find it in
umbrella handles, the tops of inkstands, in
calendars, and hidden away in the heart Of
rose pendants.
In much of the new jewelry, diamond.
and pearls have changed places, pearl:
forming the piece de resistance of the or
nament and the diamonds serving as al
enhancement of their beauty.
A convenience for the smoking room i.
the self adjusting lamp in silver. 1t comes
in various forms, in all Of which the ar
rar Int is such that the light remain,
al",. t the top, in whatever position The
lamp may he held.-Jeweler's Circular.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1891-04-02
THEATRICAL CHAT.

W. n. Crane has begun his travelling
season. He will play only 'Ths Senator
duringsthe present tour.
Count Tolstoi has written a satire in
dramatic form of the vanity and folly Of
the Russian mobiles. It Is called the Fruits
of Science"
throat has completely restored his voice,
and his singing Is now fully up to the high
standard Of former years.
During a recent engagement Of Clara
Morris in Sioux City, the Typographical
union of that town presented her with a
handsome souvenir as a token of their
esteem.
William Hanlon. of the firm of Hanlon
Brothers, the proprietors Of the "Superba, "
is, it is said, about to patent a new ar
rangement for the stage which will do away
with what is known as the "star" trap.
Mr.. Marion Kerner. who has recently re-
turned from Ober-Ammergan with views
showing the scenes and characters in the
presentation of the Passion Play, will be-
gin a series of lectures illustrating the
sacred drama.
Lawrence Barrett is SO we'll satisfied with
his latest production, Guido Ferranti," +"
that he has not as yet chosen a successor
Edwin Booth, who was an interested spec,
tator on the first night, feels convinced that
Oscar Wilde has written fine play.
Bronson Howard's new play, which is
about completed, will probably attract
more attention than the work of any mod
ern living dramatist. His name is now
more prominently before the English
speaking world than that of any other
writer
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1891-04-02
GASTRONOMic TID8.TS.

There Is . Bew salad called rustic" Il
= made Of watercress, onions and oe@ery.
Before they are cooked, the test Of fresh
Or green smelss 10 . decided odor Of the
festive cucumber.
1t is complaint that food portions at
some European hotels have become too
small for enjoyment.
Those who want to dream of ancestors
whom they have never seen have only to
take q second help OF fig pudding.
Cocks combs and other parts Of the do
mestic fowl are imported from France in
glass and find favor among American epi-
cures.
The utilization of horse meat for food in
creases in both France and Germany.
where, perhaps, fastidious eaters do not
predominate.
So called Russian fried potatoes which
some hotels serve for breakfast are un-
known in czardom, and If they were would
be hastily repudiated.
American o, sters, game and fruit, also
cheese, are quite the fad at London dinner
parties, if we are to believe a correspondent
who has been dining out" None of these
things suffer from prejudice.
The English mode Of cooking the far
famed whitebait Of the Thames is to mix
them through batter of eggs and meal,
put them into q bag and cook in boiling
hot fat. Then it is that they are Simply
delicious
In selecting fish, says Goddard's book on
marketing, choose only those which are
firm and stiff, with lively red gills, eyes
full and clear and fine form. The sooner
fish are cooked after taken from the water
the better.
In these days of so many alleged cures
for consumption, oysters are commended
and are given to consumptive patients be-
cause they contain iodine. The treatment
is quite common in the south-New York
Mail and Express.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1891-04-02

Washington and Southwestern Vesti-
buled Limited operated between Washing
ton and Atlanta daily. leaves Washington
IL 10 q m, Danvillc 25 m, GREENSBORO
so p m Salisbury 10 20 m, Charlotte
turning leave Atlanta 10 10 III, Charlotte
os m, Salisbury 8 20 p m, Greensboro
. As D m; arrives Danville IL 05 p m,
Lynshburg 30 m, Washington So m.
Additional train leaves Oxford daily e1-
sept Sunday IL 05 m, arrive Henderson
Il o5 pm, returning leave Henderson lS
, m, daily except Sunday, arrive oxford
S15pm.
No. 9. leaving Goldsboro 12 Is IN and
Raleigh 15 m daily. makes connection
at Durham with No. 40. leaving at So P m
daily, except Sunday for Oxford, Hender,
son and all points on o. & H., o. & T. and
Z. 4 II. roads.
Passenger coaches run through between
West Point and Raleigh, via keysville, on
Nos. Is and IA, and Is and Is;
Nos 9 and 10 connect at Richmond from
and to West Point and Baltimore daily e1-
sspt Sunday.
SLEEPING-CARS SERVICE.
On trains 9 and 10, Pullman Buf-
fss Sleeper between Atlanta and New
York; between Danville, Augusta ana
Macon, and Greensboro (via Ashevilie) to
On II and -, Pullman Buffet Sleeper
between Washington and New Orleans via
MONTGOMERY, and between Richmond and
Danvills, Raleigh and Greensboro, and be-
tween Washington and Augusta: and Pull
nsn Buffet Sleepers between New YORK,
ws.npstSs 6 HsHs and Vi TAlEok Aihs5e
TreRe Manager. Genn Pass. Agent.
W. A. TURK,
Div. Pass. Agent,
Raleigh, n. g.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1891-04-02
RULES FOR GOOD HEALTH.
Eat plain food.

Eat plain food.
Be regular with your habits.
Begin your morning meal with fruit.
Wear woolen clothing the year round.
Don't 20 to work Immediately after eat
ing.
1t is safer to filter and boil drinking
water.
Keep the feet comfortable and we'll pro.
tected.
Be moderate in the use Of liquids at all
seasons.
Exercise in open air whenever the wealth.
er permits.
If possible go to bed at the same hour
every night.
Brush your teeth at least twice day.
night and morning.
In malarious districts do your walking
l.. the middle of the day.
Don't worry; it interferes with the health.
full action Of the stomach.
A sponge bath Of cold or tepid water
should be followed by friction with towel
o. hand.
See that your sleeping rooms and living
rooms are well ventilated, and that sewer
gas does not enter them.
You must have interesting occupation in
vigorous old age. Continue to keep the
brain active. Rest means rust.-Herald OF
Health.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1891-04-02
CRISP CONVERSATIONS.
England eats Australian eggs.
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England eats Australian eggs.
Philadelphia has female auctioneer.
A meershaum mine has been discovered
in Florida,
A writer in Longman's Magazine pre-
diets that the world will eventually dry
up.
The largest peach orchard in the world Ia
at Blownwood, Tex, which contains II, 900
trees.
The sun did not shine on London in 1891
until fourteen days of the new year had
passed.
Cigarette smoking has become alarm
ingly prevalent among Boston's fashion
able women.
An octogenarian who lives six miles
west of Moberly, NO.. was baptized recent
ly by his grandson.
St. Louis is the largest fur market in the
United States, and on coon skins it is far
ahead of any other city.
Most of the buttons used on cloaks and
coats are made from potatoes which have
been treated to a bath Of sulphuric acid.
The policemen of Savannah carry re-
volvers strapped to their belts in plain
sight. They are armed with short clubs as
we'll
The great show piece of the recent fruit
fair held at Marvsville, Cal, was An exact
copy of Suffers famous fort. built entirely
Of oranges
a farmer in Holt county, No, has TWEEN.
ty-sx living children, none of whom are
married and all of whom are at home.
There are eleven pairs of twins in the
family
At Girard college, In Philadelphia, there
are now $50 pupils who are clothed, fed
and educated from the income Of the Girard
estate, s5OO.COO being expended annually
for this purpose.
A resident of Antelope valley, New, re
ports thousands of wild horses ranging on
the mountain plateau near his home. 1t is
almoat LII 20 >Sible to raise a band of tame
horses III that section. because they join
the wild herd
Every Italian in the service Of the pope
has been dismissed, and the duties of the
domestics in the papal apartments. both in
the antechambcr and the interior, are
transferred to foreigners. An inquiry has
shown hat Crispi lad several secret agents
in the vatican
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1891-04-02
A Wonder Worker.

Mr.. Frank Huffman, young man of
Burlington. Ohio, states that he had been
under the care Of two prominent physicians
and used their treatment until he was not
able 10 get around. They pronounced his
case to be Consumption and incurable. He
was persuaded to try DR.. Kings New Dis
covery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds
and at that time was not able to walk
across the street without resting. He found.
before he had used half of dollar bottle,
that he was much better; he continued to
use it and is to-day enjoying good health.
If you have any Throat, Lung or Chest
Trouble try it. We guarantee satisfaction.
Trial bottles free at ". T. Cheathams Drug
store.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1891-04-02
Mutual Life COnsOls.

The Consol Policy resently announ
ced by the Mutual Life Insurance Co.
of New York, combines more advan
tages and fewer restrictions than any
investment insurance contract evel
offered. 1t consolidates insurance
endowment, investment. annual in
come. No other company offers thii
policy. Claude Hunter, agent, Hen
derson. Y. c.