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AMIGOS TODOS
.sPtL00RAS HOLLOWAY.

Millonss de personss, en- tods.
Las parties del mundo, recomi >ndap
dichas Pildoras como el mejor res
tauratlvo de la salud q e SO couo
CO. Elias curan todas las afeccio
aes del corax6u, del hiyado, de
est6msgo. de los rihones y de los
iatestlnos, y remusven Ia serimo
oia. Ia natuisncia Y Ia cariislgia
expulsaudo lie Ia sau gre toda I'm :.
pureza, foreslecien n 10 completsmsu
to el sistems nervioso y daudo IN
t)no salu liable / Ia org .nlxaci6p o
genera.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-07-10
VIA SANTIAGO DE CUBA.

Nueva-York. 80. -Dicen de Was
hington que ha sido nombrado Sc
cretario de Estado, en- sustituci6n
del Sr Blaine, el Sr Foster, minis
tro americana qqe fu6 en- Espana
hace pocos fiios.
Madrid, 3O.-Telegrafian de San
Sebastian haber ocurrido alli una
collision entire varios marineros ae
names de un buque anclado en-
puerto y otros tantos marineros es.
panoles; de la lucha resultaron he.
ridos seis alemanes.
Madrid, 1o de Julio.-S 8. M. la
Reina Rsgente ha sancionado hoy
los presupuestos de Cuba.
Dfcese que muchos Oardensles
disienten dc Sn Ssntidad ell Papa
en- la aprobaci6n de la repdblioa
francess.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-07-10
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lido do ecnssrvAs. vinos y Lie ,rss. Uni.
CO imPortador dc loo vinos del afsnsde
eosscnsro don Eastasio Sierra do Ale
son (Rioja). vsnsss Dor mayor = do.
tall.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-07-10
UNGUENrO .HOLLO Way.

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iafaliblenente las hsriias antiguas
las llagas, y los males de plernas J
ie pecho. Por msiio de su 10
daencia lss dloeras vlru'entas to
nan muy pronto un aspecto con
vale siente y desapa.e,s1. jana,
LEILA, este ungnsnto fsrrigesante
10 pro tncir una cara perfecta ds
as afecciones de Il misl, los cons
t'pAdas, las toses : el rsnm ,tismo
ahn cnando 80 Ia apslado en- vanc
t,todos los daus Ia remsiios
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-07-10

la Habana rechazar& todo tabaco
que embsrq7e sin l'ensr alguuo de
dichos requisites.
Madcid, 29-Por ell Minlsrario
de Ultram If SO publica hoy en- ls
Gaceta una real ordeu disponiendo
que desde 1o de Julio Las proceden
cias de Francie So aforen por la Sc
gunda columna del Araucel.
Tambi6n pnblioa la Gaceta DE
hoy una r al Ocden concs diendo
authorization q Ia Comp MA Tsasat-
lantioa para modificsr ell itiEerario
de los Oorrfos de Antillas.
En- el Senado cootinda sin Incl
dente notable la discussion de los
presupuestos generates del Estado,
habi6ndose aprobado hoy ell dere-
cho interior que SO impone 4 los
az6cares procedentes de Onba y
Puerto Rleo, despu6s de haber sido
desechadas tres enmiendas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-07-10

Vapor aIeman FlANDRIA.
6ali6 Ell 3 del presente, del Ha-
vre para San Thomas y esta Isla
SeguirA vinjs para La Guaira y de
mes puertos de su ltinerario, admi
tiendo carga y pasajerns.
sus consignatarios, MulleDhoff y
Korber.
Vap esp RAMON de HERRERA
Procedente de Santiago de Cuba,
via Ponce, Maysgu-z Y Aguadilla
tomasr puerto del 10 al 20 lei pre-
ssnte mes.
Oonsignatario, L. Dupla,a.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-07-10
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Libro de las Satiras, por
don VENTURA Ruff Agui-
lers, sop prende: Sati-
ras, La arcadia moder-
Da, CIR r,ndezss de los
pequ nrs, Epfgramas y
letrillas, Varias fabu'as
yMoralejas, l tomo, rds-
tica 26O p5giDas. s........ ] 9
Oandido, Novela por don
Mariana Ramiro, / to-
mo rdstics. s...-........ z
Amor fismbre. bre.-.-....... 4
Los entreneses (de Ger
vantes). 2 tomos.. .
La gi'anills y El amante
liberal, de i'd, l tomo. =. 2
Las dos doncellas y La
fne'za de Ia sangTe, de
idem, l tcmo. 2
El cssamiento engafioso,
de idem, l toUo....... z
Visje Gel Psrraso, poekfas
por i'd, l tcmo. ..>.-.. 2
81 Celoso Estremefioy La
Tia 6rgids, por idem, un
tOmO..
Rineonete y cortadillo Y
III lice nciado Vidriera
! per idem, IN tomo.
Los Banos de Argel, CO.
media, por i'd, un tomo.
El gallardo espahol, idem,
por idem, un tomo.
Puntos &c vista, por don
Miguel Moys, un tcmo. &
La ley enda dc Noche bue-
! na. ...-. ...... ...-.. 3
El hijo del Sacristip, por
don Teodoro Guerrero,
2 t. mos. ............. .
Auatomia del coraz6n por
i'd, l kmc............ 2
Las madres, por i'd, / to-
~ w...:..............
Pieito del matrjmonio, por
id, l tomo.
Osntares de I'm viejo, por
10, tcmo. ]
Cuentes fcciales, ror Id, /
tOMO. .......-...
Pee sfas. per don Antonio
F Gri!o, l tomo $50 p&-
elDas. .... / &
OriRei del Plagio en- Me-
jicc, ! tomo.
L Lroha ! OF ell De,tcho:
por Fossda y Blesce, /
Umc.
Felipe % Estudio Hist6ri-
CO cIitico, por v. Co
meg, ! tomO.
La Influencia de la mujer
en- Ia regeneration SO.
cial, por Pareja Serra-
da, l tomo.
El hioIro, Estndio cientifi.
co, por don Julio Co
mez. I
Habitsbilidad de les As
troe, por don jose Mo-
rer o Fut ntes, ] tomo..
Muebles y Tapices, segun-
da s6rie de csrtRs q una
9. fiorita sobre la habi-
ts ci6n, per F. Miquei =
Badia, / tomo. o......... I
Homensje Po6ticc, Poe.
sfas de 50 ingenios, /
toWO. ........... I
Cameliss. poesiss de San
Martin y Aguilera, ] to-
mo-. O.s..........ss .... l
Leyenda de los Reyes, no.
v-la hist6rica, por don
Ttreuato TarTago, / to-
mc. .s..ss.. .s........s
Poemss Gaeticcs, por Os.
star, 2 tomos. s........
Los Pueblos J6yenes, es-
tujio hist6:ico .fllos6fico
sobre los Estados. uni
dos ? la Australia, / to.
mo. ....sA
Narrscioues Espafiolas y
Americanss. por don P.
Sahudo Antran, l tomo.
La bolss. el Oomercio, y
| las sociedades Mercan.
| tiles, l tomo.......... L,
Leccioues de Derecho Mer
canttl. por rarioa alum.
NOS de- don Lois Silvela, /
touao. ...... ...s !
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-07-10
DE LA CAPITAL.
FRUTOS DEL PATS.

FRUTOS DEL PATS.
AgUOAB.
So vendieron:
53 boys -" "Oeiba," SO 05 qusntal.
Oompra iores, Lopez
Villamil & o..
II boys Fslioldad, "a 81 95 qtl.
Oomprador, A dres
Crosas.
OArE.
Ootiaamos clase oorriente de
s22 & 22b quinta,.
EIMLHe.
Sio operaciones.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-07-10

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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-07-10
AvTsOe.

Vapor espa1oI NICETO.
El dia 2 del actual mes de Ju-
ito sa,i6 de Liverpool para este
puerto.
s. de E.quisga.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1892-07-07
ELMORE.


Topic of sermon at Methodist church, ''The
New Birth"
Several OF our citizens went on the excur-
sion TO the lake last Wednesday.
The river flowed higher last Sunday in
this section than it has for two years.
Mrs. Norman Camp and Mrs. Phoebe VOL
colt have been quite i'll for a few days.
Miss Bertha Peake closed her school on the
west side of the mountain last Saturday.
| Newton Camp of Chicago, was in town
two days last week, the guest of his brother,
l.. l., Camp.
Miss Gertie Camp is home from BARRE
where she has been teaching d long spring
term of school.
The Sweat brothers have pulled up stakes
forsaken the mining shaft and gone TO their
home in Canada. Financially embarrassed is
said to be the cause
I-reNoTIcE. To the subscribers of the telephone
line, we would respectfully say that freight and
other bills are becoming due and payment in
part at least would be duly appreciated
I Payments may be made to W. B. Harris
who will give receipts therefor.
School at the Pond closed last Friday with
declamatory exercises. The teacher, Miss
Ida Tucker, was presented with a coy rock
ing chair and other tokens of esteem by the
scholars in appreciation of her kind and
faithful service. This closes the 1ath term OF
Miss fuckers and the 9TH in this district
About $50 in cash and labor have been
subscribed toward the telephone line. With
in five days, omiting Sunday, after starting
the subscription paper, the poles were or.
dered and received and mostly distributed
along the line. and most of the hole digging
done. Who said there was no enterprise in
Elmore? We intend to finish the line upon
the receipt of the balance of material and ar
rival of experts from headquarters to over
see the work,
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1892-07-07
CADY,S FALLS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Brown visited W. F
Sherman's last week.
B. F. and Lyster Terrill have returned to
their homes in Conn.
Cadys Falls was well represented at the
Hardwick centennial.
George Brown and wife have left town
their goods are still here.
Miss Nettie Eddy of Evansville has been
visiting at Amos billiards..
Quite a number from this place went to
Plattsburg and enjoyed the trip much.
Mrs. Will Sherman accompanied her broth
er to Waterville where she will spend few
days.
A pleasant and successful term of school
taught by Miss Minnie Russ, Chased last Fri
day with the following report: Number of
scholars, %, average daily attendance 20.
Dannie Dow no marks. Those absent one
day, Mabel Durkee, Lena Williams, A. B. and
Roy Pease Those absent one day, Hannah
Wood, Ella Town and Lila Papineau, these
have no other marks. No tardy marks,
Bertha, Johnnie and Grafton Herrick, Annie
Hicks, Cassius and Coda Hulhurt, Alice
Rivers, Carol Smith, Jeslyn and Nehemiah
Towne and Mary Hicks.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1892-07-07
BUSINESS NOTICES.

FARMERS AND DAIRYNEN ATTENTION Wv {
are all troubled more or less with disease
known as Garget, among our cows. | have
used the Green Mountain Garget Cure
made by A. o. Gates of Morrisyille, Vt, and
| find it a positive cure and antidote and |
recommend it to the use of every farmer.
JAMES ATwELL, Eden, Vt.
FoH saLE-Eight good heavy team horses,
in good working condition; all good drivers.
Also 5 harnesses and heavy 4-horse wag-
ops. nearly new. The above property will
be sold on easy terms of payment with good
paper. A. {. HAMEL, Morrisville, Vt.
WANTED For cash, a good work horse,
from to years old, weight, $50 to 1850 !;
also "a pair OF young oxen that will work and
improve with good feed and care.
4. =. WHITNEY, MorrisYie.
THIS WEEK. shall make special of fruits,
vegetables ETC., including Strawberries, Peach
es, Aprieots, Oranges, Bananas, Dates, Lem
ons, Figs, Nuts etc. Also Cucumbers, Cab
bage, Sweet Potatoes, Onions, all kinds of
confectionery, bakers goods, in fact, every
thing to be found in first class grocery
store. | expect my first shipment of Blueber-
ries next week. H. WAITE, Morrisville.
FeR SALE OR EXCHANGE. ~~House and lot,
corner of Bissell and Garfield streets, BUR-
lington. Vt. One lot adjoining same. House
new. IN good location, at a low price. Three
pairs OF closely matched horses for fancy
driving and coach use; six very fine single
drivers-for action, looks, etc., these are
right; also four or five good work horses, at
d low price; three new buggies good ones
at low price; few single anu double har
nesses. seoondshapded, but in good repairs
four very fine building lots in the city of
Montreal. p, O., fine location, in best part
of city, in new addition at Mile End. The
property is for sale low, will exchange
saIs@ee fSJF- other property. Also good water
Privilege. at Rerkinsville, in Johnson, Vt
p q site VI LATTER Worker Factory.
+, G. WHITINd. johnson, vt.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1892-07-07
Horse Notes,

Rare Ben goes to Boston next
week.
Kendall, a horse owned by j. C.
Parker, of Queeche, Vt, and
which has been in John Utton's
hands since early winter, won his
race at Burlington on the 4th in 3
straight heats-time of last heat,
2.34A. He was sired by Kent, by
Hambletonian 10; dam by Daniel
Lambert. He will enter the list
probably this year.
Scion, owned by Geo. Wilkins, OF
Stowe, won another race at Enos-
burgh the 4th-best time, $50 This
is a young horse and a candidate
for the $50 list. He was sired by
Glen Allen, by Ben Franklin; dam,
Modesty Glen Allen was owned by
ex-Gov. Hendee, and sold by him
and went to South America. Althea,
by Ben Franklin, took a record last
week of 2.24k. This gives him 16
in the list.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1892-07-07
CA MBRIDGE.

Our community was started Wednesday
morning by the report of the sudden death
of Charles B. Waite, an old resident, by apo
pleXy Mr.. Waite had been suffering for a
week or more from second attack of the
grip, but had felt bt tier for the past few days.
He arose as usual Wednesday morning and
taking his pail went to the barn to milk his
COW. A short time after Mr.. Colgrove start
ed with the cows to drive them to pasture and
not finding Mr.. Wate's COW went around the
house to the barn to look for it and found
Mr.. Waite lying beside the COW, where he had
fallen from bis milking stool, his head hang
ing over the threshold of the door. The milk
pail lay bottom side up and what little had
been MIXED was on the floor under the COW.
The COW stood with one hind foot between
Mr.. Waite's legs but had not stepped on him
or injured him in any way. Mr.. Colgrov5
went back to the street and called in H. L.
Story and H. A. Hatch, and Dr. Z r. Brush
and Selectman W. III. Parker were sum oned.
DR.. Brush examined the body but found no
signs of life. The body was then carried into
the house and taken charge of by willing and
sympathetic hands. Mr.. Waite leaves a wife
and four children. One son, Willis c., is in
business at Minneapolis, Mimi. and three
daughters, Mary, wife of James T. Sabins of
Montpelier, Jennie, wife of ID. K. Stevens of
Tacoma, Wash. and Ella, employed in the
Vermont Mutual Insurance Office at Montpel
Ter. Mr.. Waite was about 81 years old. He
moved to Cambridge from Morristown about
1868 and was landlord of the American House
for several years. For the past few years M.
and Mrs Waite have kept house for FL. j.
Stowell.-Transcript.
Mr. Henry NJ. Cornell, of this town, was
unanimously nominated, last week Thursday,
at the Republican Convention, for I'd Asst.
Judge of the Lamoille County Court. During
the past 40 years, Judges, Norman Atwood,
Eli N. Bennett, Farwel Wetherby and John
ID. Page, have held the office, from Cam
bridge, and faithfully served the County and
passed away. Mr.. Page was the last, having
been elected in 1876. We bespeak for Mr.
Cornell a hearty election and happy ads
ministration. He is careful and painstak
ing Justice.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1892-07-07
WATERVILLE.

Dr. Forburgh spent Sunday in Rutland.
II A. Jackson was a business trip to
Canada the past week.
B. w. Beard has moved into a part of the
house with Sherman Mann.
Frank Mcfarland, of Mass, is the guest of
his brother, Moses Mcfarland.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Wiley was visiting his
brother in Waterbury the past week
Mrs. Myrtle Weston of Hanover, N. H., is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Scott
Mrs Martin Shattuck and Mrs s. Shattnck
of Eden, we're visiting in town the past week
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Spaulding of Fairfax we're
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Stratton
over Sunday.
Ed Mann has gone into the undertakers
business with a fine assortment of caskets
and fine new hearse.
o. T. Shattuck, who has been visiting in
to wn for several weeks, has returned to his
home in Worcester, Mass
The Jumboes of Bevidere and the Pafer
YATES of Waterville played matched game
of ball Saturday. Scores, 81 to In favor of
the Pafer Yates.
A new mail route has been established be-
tween hear and Cambridge Junction, run
ming twice day to meet the mail train, both
morning and evening.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1892-07-07
EAST CAMBRIDGE.

Advertised letters at East Cambridge p. o
are A. l.. Brown.
Abbie Balch has returned from Hyde Parl
to F. Z. Putnams.
FL. Morse returned from Amherst, Mass.
last week Thursday.
H. B. Caswell spent several days in Colehes
ter last week on business.
In the month of June there were 1 pleas
ant, cloudy and IA rainy days.
The rain of last week raised the river rear.
ly as high as it has been this season submerg
ing some of the crops.
A cold wave the 5th the thermometer
standing at As degrees in the sun. Who can
recall such cold Fourth?
Quite party from here went on the excur-
sion to Plattsburgh, n. Y, last week Wednes
day and report an enjoyable time.
c.. L. Demeritt made a trip to Burlington
two or three days last week, partly on bust
ness partly for pleasure, stopping at Milton
and Colchester.
Helen Parmelee of Rochester, N. Y, was in
town last week Thursday canvassing for the
work, bible Readings for the Home Circle .
She met with the success such work deserves
for all who could, would subscribe for such a
book
Mrs Gilbert Gonyeau and daughter Glennie
have been spending few days in Colchester
visiting relatives and friends. On Tuesday
June 2Sth occurred the wedding of Mrs. Con
yeau's cousin, Eta Parmelee of Colchester,
TO the Rev. III. c. Petty of Au Sable, N. Y.
She is said to be q most estimable young
lady and well fitted for the position she will
occupy,
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1892-07-07
STOWE.


We have mail to and from Waterbury twice
each day.
Walter Bigelow came home last week from
the U. V. NJ.
MIR. A. Douglass kills and peddles meat
occasionally.
Mr.. Silas Stowell is in town nursing a
sprained knee.
| Mr.. Clarence Lamson and wife are in town
| from Hardwick.
Bert Buzzel has been at home from Burling-
ton for few days.
Mr.. H. c. MacKay and wife of Minneapolis,
returned home last week.
S. C. Poor has returned from his trip to
| Minneapolis and elsewhere.
| Mr.. F. Wells is doing much repairing to his
house, both inside and out.
The Ladies Aid met with Mrs A. H. Stay
ton on Wednesday of last week.
Mr.. Amos Bigelow is canvassing for Rep
resentative men of all political parties.
The Ladies circle of the Branch" met with
Mrs. George McAllister on Friday last.
Telephone poles have been set and wire
strung from the village to the Forks"
The streams have been very high of late
flowing the meadows and njuring much
grass.
John Jackman had one hand severely
poisoned or injured by the handling of spruce
lumber.
Mrs. Carline Barns of Grand Rapids, Mich,
sister of Mr.. r. D. Slayton, is expected east
this summer.
The little son of Mr. and Mrs Daniel Moul-
ton, died early last week. The funeral taking
place on Thursday.
Mr.. James E. Miles of Burlington, has been
in town a few days and is just recovering
from severe attack of grip.
Tent meetings will be held near the resi-
dence of J. B. Slayton, under the direction of
Elder Shattuck, assisted by Others.
Mr.. David Farnsworth, now blind as bat,
will soon be treated by DR.. Chandler of Mont
peler, who assures him of an earl Y cure.
Six Strawberries were recently picked by Miss
Susie Bigelow, the smallest measuring 4 in
ehes in circumference and the largest Az
inches.
Mrs. VIM. J.. Morgan and son of Orange, |
N. j., were in town few days last week and |
will visit her sister, Mrs Will Kaiser of Crafts
bury before returning.
The Ladies Aid will meet at Unity church |
Friday afternoon July 8, at l O'Clock sharp, |
for the purpose of cleaning the church. |
Gentlemen well as ladies cordially in
vited. Tea will be served in the yestry. |
Come and receive your chrome.
School report of district No. 2, West Branch, |
for eight weeks. Number of scholars enrolled, |
27. Average attendance, ST. average daily |
attendance, 25. Scholars having no marks, |
were, Mary Barnes, Cora and Eva Edison,
Cynthia, Bessie, Dan and Don MeAllister, Guy
Ayers, Monroe Dodge, Leo Edson Kif Robin
son, George, Nate and Ned Thomas. Madge |
Edison had one tardy, but no absence marks.
Jennie Robinson one mark, absent one-half
day.
Report of school in district No. 10, closed
June %. Whole number of pupils, 81. Aver
age attendance, 81. Those having no marks
were, Alice Warren, Matte Spaulding, Grace
Pike and George Lackey. Leon Muzzy and
Bertha Spauldng were absent only one day.
Sadie Brown, Alice Warren, Grace Pike, Mat
tie and Bertha Spaulding, Glen Warren and
George Lackey did not miss word in spell
ing during the term. Mrs. G. R. Brown,
Teacher.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1892-07-07
WOLCOTT,

A sister and aunt of DR.. Valeau, are visit
ing the DR.. at the Wolcott House.
Mrs Ed Putnam of Warren. N. H., is stop;
ping with her sister, Mrs. c. E. Clark.
The Universalst sociabIe will be held at w
0. Scratton's Thursday afternoon, July a.
Herbert Dow had his face badly burnt on
Monday by fire cracker, which he supposed
had failed to explode.
A large delegation went from here to Hard
wick to attend the celebration on Monday
and all report a pleasant time.
No. WoLooTT, Vt, July ). 1892.
Mr. oR:-Some one, presume a friend
in need relieved me of II or 15 feet of lead
pipe recently, taking it from the water-works
on my premises. lie was quite considerable OF
my feelings, as he left halt of it, Perhaps
however, he would have taken all if it had
come up easily. think any one who is small
enough to steal lead pipe would steal the
pennies from his dead mothers ewes. Should
my friend feel that he would like to call
around and finish the job, he had better do
so quietly, as should | stumble over him with
my carpet-bag som athing might go off and
spoil his fun. C. A. MERRILL.