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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-08-10
VIA SANTIAGO DE CUBA

Habana, % de Jullo.-Un tele
grama de Madrid dice que Sc indi.
ca 4 los se1ores Pulido y Orr }
D ra Presidente y Magistrad res
pestivamente de Ia Audiencia d
Santiago de Cuba.
Id, 3O.-En ell sorteo de la I'd
to ia jogado hoy han obtenido los
ocho premios mayores los n1ms
ros 582 1929. 8 1852, 1883, $3.50
5000, 5,445, 9,523.
Madrid, SIS. M. Ia Reina R
gente ha firmado los deoretos para
Ia recogida de los billetes de la emf
sion de guerra = el arrandamiento
de las aduanas de Ia isla de Odbs.
Madrid, 1o de Agosto.-Su Ma
jestad Ia Reina Regeute ha fcma
do aver los 81 kuientss Decretos:
SabVencionando con Ia cantidai
de 100, 900 pesos al Ayuntamiento
de Santiago de Cuba, para Ia cons
Traction de On nusvO Acueducto.
Cisapdo Audiencias Territorial
les On las Regiones de Santiago
de Cuba y de Matanzas.
Tamb.6n 60 ha publicado el De
creto para el arrendamiento de las
Aduanas de Cube. En- las bases
estipuladas en- este proyecto, ell
Gobierno se reserva ell derech0 d.
rescindir ell contrato cuando 10 es-
time Conveniente.
Madrid, 2-La Gaoeta de Ma
drld ha publicado los slguientes
nombramieatos:
Presidente de Ia Audiencla TIE
Eitorial de Santiago de Cuba, dor
jose Pul do y Arroyo; Presidente
de Sala, don Eduardo Garcia Agne
TO - Secrstario de Gobierno, don
Eduardo Latorre.- Sscretarlo de
Sala, D. Ramon Martinez y Mora.
les -Magistrsdos, don Manuel j al
me, don Belisario Alvarez, don Jo
s6 Romeu y don Francisco de Pau.
la Alau Fiscal de 8. NJ, don Ra'
fael Nacarino Bravo. - Tenientt
Fiscal, don Demetrio Lopez Alba
zabal.-Abogado Fiscal, don L vi
Bacigalupe y Lich6.
Tamb.6n han sido nombrados
Presidente de Ii Audiencia de ID
Habana. don Antonio Romero To
rraio. Fiscal de la misma, dor
Aniceto Palma y LujAn.
El President, de ls suprimida
Audiencia de 10 Criminal de San
tiago de Cuba. D. Carlos Quinti'
de la Tore, pasa con ell mismo car
go a la de nueva creaci6n en- Paer
to Principe.
Han sido nombra dos Jueeea: d.
Santiago de Oaba, el seiior c loa
de Guantanamo, el sefior Pioo,
do Bayamo, el senior Hernandez
La Gaoeta ha publicad, hoy q
Real Decreto referente & 10 sub
vencion c0ncedida al Ayuntamien
to de Santiago de Cuba para la
obras del Acueducto.
Habana, 2.-El Excmo Sr Gobel
nador General ha hecho, en- cslida
de provisiona'es los sigu' en,e
nombFamientos para la Region d
Santiago de Cuba: Secreia'io d
Gob.erno, el Sr Comes Ptrtills
Administrators de 10 Aduat Q, eli s
Caiisare.; Vista de IL mssma. ,
Sr PUG.
Madrid, SEQ commemorate
del cuarto centenario de Ia said
de las carabelas de Colon del pue
to de Palos, hoy 5 dc AgCsso I
han celebrado en- Huelva Il ssti
bfillantisimas, 6 las qre ha acud
do mucha gen.e do dentro y fuel
de Espsiia. 81 puerto presenta d
aspecto msgnifoo, viendose III
deadas en- 81 escuadras dc tod
las naciones de Europa y AmefIe
Las noticias que 90 reeiben do
rsvoluci6n de Venezuela son ex
geradas , contradlctorlss. Esp'
ranse nuevos sucesos que esclafc
can Ia verdad.
Sc han desmentido oficlalmen
lcs rumores dc haber ccuIrldo
R6u caso dc c6lera On Verasrus,
r--~>arss.>.ses~~~~~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-08-10
Y Moraleias, l tomo, rds.

Moralejas, l tomo, rds-
tica 260 psginss.. .--..-
Oaadido, Novela Pr don
J Mariana Ramiro, l to-
i mo rdstica. .-.........
Amor fismbge. ..........
Los entee neses (ie Ger
vantes), 2 tomos..
La gitanilla y El amante
liberal, de i'd, l tomo.
Las dos doncellas y La
faerza de la saugre, de
idem, l tomo.
El casamiento enga1oso.
de idem, 1 tomo..
Viaje del Parnaso, poesi>s
por i'd, l tomo.
81 Osloso Extrenleno y La
tia fingida, por idem, un
tomo.---.-.--.-...... ....
Rnconete y cortadillo Y
El licenciado Vldriera
por idem, IN tomo.
Los Bafios de Argel, CO.
media, por id, IN tomo.
I'll galiardo sspsnol, idem,
por idem, un tomo. ..s
Puntos de vista, por don
Migdel Moys, un tomo.
La leyenda de Noohe. .bue-
ma. .--... ...~..
El hijo del Sacristan, por
don Oar'os Ffontaura,
2 tomos.
Anatomia dol coraz5n por
don Teodoro Guerrero.
2 tOmos
Las madres, por Ftontau-
ra, ! tOm0............
Pleito del matrimonio, por
Guerrero = Sc, 1lgeds,
l 1tOm0...............
Oantaces de I'm viejo, por
don Teodoro Guerrero,
l tOmO.
Ouentos sociales, por Id, l
G0mO. O.......,....s.....
POesias, por don Antonio
+. Grilo, l tomo $50 pa.
ginas ..........
Origen del -PlagIo On Me.
jico, l tomo.
L Lucha por el DeIecho,
por Posada y B.esoa, /
C0mO.
Felipe % Estudio Hist0ii-
co crioico, por V. Co.
mezs l tomo ....-
La Influenza de la mnier
en- la regeneration 40
cial, por Psreja Serrs-
ds, l tomo.
El hierro, Estudio cientif.
CO, por don Julio Go
mez.
Habitabilidad de les AS
tros, por don jose Mo-
reno Fuentes, 1 tomo.
Muebles y Tapices, segun-
da ser.e de cartas a uua
senorita sobre la habi-
tsclon, por +. Miquei y
Bad'a, l tomo.
Honsnaje Poetico, Poe
sias d. 35 ingenios, l
tomo.
Oainellas poesiss de San
Maftln J Agui'era, l to.
mo. 49,.
Leyenda de los Reyes, no.
via historioa, por d,n
Torouato Tarrago, l to-
Al". "..'---.. ....
Poemas Gseticos, por Os-
sian, 2 tomos. ......
Los Pueblos Jovenes, es-
tu1lo histo.ico Il ilos6ico
sobre los Estados Uni.
dos , la Australia, l to-
"o- ..-..-
Sarraeiones Espalolas y
Americanas, por don P.
Sanudo Auuan, | tomo.
La bolsa, el Comerclo, y
las sociedadee Mercan.
tiles, | tomo.
Lecelones de Derecho Mer
cantll, por yarios alum.
| loa de don Luis Silvela, l
tomo.
DTamas de Don Josa Eohssa
htrer en- pos de un IDEAL,
) actos, verso. .....~..
Dc mala Rass, 5 ao,os,
| psosa. ....-..... ......
LA maette en- los lahios, 5
aetoe, prosa.
81 oandido lisand.o, 5 cua-
dros, prosa ......-..
Piensa NAL y aeori araa, 5
Aetss, verso. ...........
AignaAs yeees aqu', 5 ae-
| los, yctso.
Ia Gfamatlca pAsia. drx-
| ina &c ) aasos. p'csl, ee
| ID. .Iose UAlosre. :.
vaaeo Names dc BAihoa,
| drama CT ] aesos, pof
| Move y CobAa.. ....-..
| La CAdcsA Z -, Drama
| en I ca sesos. pos doAA
| f.nsssna \ de Me'xas.~.
- ts'An Jegads, eomcS.sa
| sass 4cs1a vesAsA. ..
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-08-10
MEROADO DE LA CAPITAL

FRUTOS DEL PALS.
AE6oAB.
Sin operaoiones.
GAIA.
Ootisa. noe clase corrien Q 4
923t quintal.
kINLue.
Sin operaclones.
-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-08-10

MO Y Simon.
| Quebradillss, D. Pablo Lloveras
| San Sebastian, D. Pc lro Anto-
MO E;heandia.
Isabe'a, D. Marcos Garcia.
Partido judicial de Areoibo.
Arecibo, D Miguel Rubert y Ga
tala.
Barceloneta, D. Ponoio Susia y
Planas.
Oanuy, D. Juan Martinez CAS-
tro.
Cia'es, D. Rafael Rodeiguez To-
rres.
Hatilio, D. Manuel Oivenus y
Bstancourt.
Maoa,i, D. Antonio Sim6.
Morovis, D. Simplicio 10 8 Oor.
dero.
Utuado, D. JOSE Blsnco y Fer
nandz.
Partido judicial de Coysy.
Cayey, D Francisco Fernandez
Navas.
Agusa- -buenas, D. Baeuaveatu
"a Diaz Donia.
Oaguas, D. Gabriel Dalmau Mar
tt.
Oidra, D. Beaito Sariego y Es
pima.
Gurabo, D. Juan Ramon Quito.
mes y Morales.
San Lorenzo, D. Vicente Monta'
hes Mu6oz.
Partido judicial de Coanto.
% mo, D. Teodoro Santiago =
Colon
Aibonito, D. Rafael Maria Con-
zalez
Barfauqu'tas, D. Bsuigno Ool6n
" Colon.
Barsos, D. Pedro Maria A'faro y
Andino.
Skbana del Palmar, D. Juan
Bautista Lougo y Solares.
Santa Isabel, D. joan Bautista
Hitce y Bum
Partido judicial de Guoyama.
Guayams, D. Osyetauo Faster
Baergas.
Arroyo, D. Nemesio Ortiz y Or
tiz.
Msunabo, D. Feix Navarro y
Matos.
PatiIlas, D. Jose Domingo Or
laLdy y Nazario.
Salinas, D. Jesds Avalo Manei
70.
Partido judicial de Humdcdo.
Hamacao, D. Manuel Toro Gal
homes.
Oeiba, D. Luis de Cells Alquier.
Fsjardo, D. jose A. We've y Gal
zads.
Juncos, D. Federico Savas J
Acosta.
Luqui 10, ID. Angel Gircia Ve'ez
NaguaSo, d. venancio Alonso .
IgleHias.
Pie iras, D. BAlblno Meliez g ar
cia.
vieq les, D. Antonio Martinez.
Yabucoa, d. Esteban Garcia de-
Ia Noceda.
Partido js dieial de Mayasaes.s
MayagleE. Lcdo. ID Juan Qaln-
,ero y Gonga,es dc Q iljano.
Anasoo, D. Jaan GonEAleF y
SuArez.
LIS Martas, d. Pedro Balbncaa
Rlns6,, u Jaaa Fassa Gud.
Partido judicial de Poae<.
Ponce, Lado D. 3 fac Sipchcz
Monta vo.
Adjautas, ID. Migasl Mil J
Osmpins.
GuAyanilla, d. RomaAldo ZAva =
~ Z ,drigao,.
Jaana DlAr, D. T 'u.s Il 'i'isaes
Santiago.
Pehaelas, d. aigui' Psseo'l /,
SAstre.
Part,ds judicial De saa Gsr=4a
| San q .rmAn, ID. Vic sa.e A'FAscs
lDAyiiA.
| Cabo roio. ID. Jer6nln nso 1.'vss
| HormIgncros, ID vscse.. - III
ldrlguex
| l. las, ID. L.als Il sds'gass PASAa
| MsrleAo, u. Lais ZasaAsrvg 81 .
| Agnluc.
| s.bAna-granAc, ID Joas z s3sl
guex S.so.
Yaaeo. ID JaAn AiCnso Nc saes
i Parsias jad.'aAl de Ttss-AspA
i yAga. hsjA ID. Nance sasxass
lQnlnqnilla-
Bai isn6a. d. Maaasl So.
lHncgtAa
oOroral. d. AnEsi vAlasa.s , NJ
Ina
Dorado, d Sssnsslo uasssaSla
Marines.
/ SafAaIlso. ID. Ealilo Pass
II Toa.altA, ID. Jastiso nsaa GO
tron.
Il Toa-haja, D. aan - tisAa ssas
AguAyo.
ysga alta. u T0sa assau aAaa'
: res do Afalinaa.
Il Pue.so-aseo, Ja'ss 81 ds isg4
= escfs!as! I & Qssssa, kaass
lPsrqs
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-08-10
viLLAR, FABIAN Y CO.

Oomerciantes importadores &c mercancia,
as toda classes y procedencias.
ventas 81 por mayor y detail
5u slmacen; 15-sAN JUsTo-l9.
Sus tiendas, La Bayamonesa, y La Oiadsd
Oondsl.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-08-10
WATERLOO PoLtTlcO".
ExAMEN CRITICO

DE LAS PRINCIPALNS TEORfAS
sOBRE QUE DEsCANSA Ell EDIFICIO
PoLfrlCO MODERNO,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-08-10
DON IGNACI0 DlAZ CANaJA,
DEDICATOR,A.

DIRECTOR DEL aBoLsTlA AEacAArI" DR P5ERTOsRce
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-08-10
6 TINSssIl San Jose esquinaa Al

ce1asazts luriidc de gslois, y uroxdsria ds srs
% ofiiiAaseay piedrsa rAas ds 10 mia 1dssnn
ea pnsda dssearas 0araztlsaa l7a ahistes yven
- preci3s ao6ieos,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-08-10
SECCIoN OFFICIAL.
AUDIENCIA TERRITORIAL
Secretart0 de Gobiern0.

DE PUERTO- RICO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-08-10

OPERAoIoNHs DE BUQUHs EE PTo
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sues. De 0RCAslTAs 81

Inseisaaefss d zsfeaaaiaA d toles slssss =
,secsds3eiRs,
vsssaz al seE naysE, orss S,y NJ da.slI m m,
saoss skoR d JuL1o GALLO pn Gao, a.
sitA ssrsalssA, ss1aiaa iA IA 10 orss,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-08-10

wv
Relaci6n de los Sres que ell limo.
Sr Presidents ha nomhrado con
esta fecha Jueces municipales su-
pie tes, para ell bienio d. 1892
SO y 1893 "a:
Paytido judicial de la Capital.
Capital, L,do. D. Manuel F. Ros-
sy.
Carolina, D. Julian Ortiz Isaioz.
Lola, D. Rufo Santos Maldopa'
do.
Rio-graude, D. Tomis Paz y San
Martin.
Rfo-piedras, D. Antonio Alvarez
y Fernandez.
Tfuiillo-alto, D. Lorenzo Ferrer
Perdomo.
Partido judicial de Aguad;lla.
Aguadilla, D. Antonio Martin6
y Marina.
Agu ada, D. Benito Sola y Marh
Laves, D. Ssverino Lecaroz & In.
Moca, D. Baldomero San Anto-
Mo Y Simon.
Quebradillss, D. Pablo Lloveras
%
San Sebastian, D. Pc lro Anto-
MO e E,heandia.
Isabea, D. Marcos Garcia.
The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1892-10-21
TENNYsON,s tsvORIsH WAYS.

The papers are full of anecdotes about
Tennyson, and of accounts of his habits
and peculiarities. 1t is recalled that the
poet was extremely fond of dogs. His
especial favorite was a beautiful wolf
hound, the gift of Russian nobleman.
This animal was the companion of all his
walks, and was familiar to all who saw
the poet abroad. A white Arab steed,
especially imported for Tennyson, was
among the numerous pets kept at Aid
worth. TennysOn had an odd custom of
keeping on hand huge collection of
short clay pipes. There were often as
many as two hundred of these on his
study floor, ready for use. Each one,
after being smoked, was placed in the
fender for fresh burning.
Strangers came to the vicinity of the
poets residence in such numbers as to
prove a serious annoyance to the poet,
who had a passion for retirement. 1t
may be said that these attempts to in
trude upon his privacy were all that pre-
vented Aldworth from being an ideally
happy spot for him in his last years. He
absolutely refused TO meet any one who
called merely to see him, without an in
PRODUCTION from some personal friend of
his. Visitors were obliged to satisfy
themselves with glimpse of the poet at
a distance, if they were fortunate enough
to obtain even that
On one occasion two Americans, who
were unusually persistent in their efforts
to see the poet, were gotten rid of in a
peculiar manner. Tennyson's sons, after
the tourists had hung around the vicini-
ty several days, determined upon a ruse
which proved effectual. They caused the
butler to dress up in TennysOn's clothes,
including the poets well known sombrero
and Spanish cloak, and sent him for a
walk along the driveway. The butler it'll
itated Tennyson's walk almost perfectly,
and the Americans had no reason to sus-
pect the deception that was being prac.
ticed upon them. They were delighted
beyond measure, and were overheard TO
congratulate themselves heartily upon
their good fortune in succeeding where
SO many others had failed in setting eyes
upon the Laureate.
The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1892-10-21
oArARRH IN NEW ENGLAND.

Ely's Cream Balm gives satisfaction to
every one using it for catarrh troubles
G. K. MellOr, Druggist, Worcester, Mass
believe Ely's Cream Balm is the best
article for catarrh ever offered the pub.
lic.-Bush & Co.. Druggists, Worcester,
Mass.
An article of real merit.-C. P. Alden,
Druggist, Springfield, Mass.
Those who use it speak highly of it.
Geo. A. Hill, Druggist, Springfield, Mass
Cream Balm has given satisfactory re.
sults.-W. P. Draper, Druggist, Spring.
field, Mass.
The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1892-10-21

Hon. Robert 7. Lincoln, United
States Minister to Great Britain, arrived
at New York on Saturday. Miss Jessie
Harlan Lincoln, who accompanied her
father, is to attend the Iowa Wesleyan
University, at Mt. Pleasant, Ia, it is
said, and will take the classical course.
Judge George F.Adams,a well-known
historical writer, of Topeka, Kan, has
been elected an honorary member of the
New Hampshire Society.
George Meredith, the novelist, re-
Gently attended the wedding of his son
Maxse (named after his fathers old
friend the AdmiraD, and attracted more
attention than the bride and groom. The
old gentleman sat in front pew, strik-
ing figure, with light salmon. pink tie
and violet and pink boutonniere.
Francois Millet, the younger, is fol-
lowing in the footsteps Of his more illus
trious father. He is making direct stu
dies from the peasants in the fields, tax
ing them at their simple duties and
labors as his themes. he works princi-
pally in pastel.
The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1892-10-21
IN A SCHOOL OF JOlrRNALIsM

1
The other morning ran across my old
friend, Professor Greathead, who runs a
business college in upper Broadway. He
was busy with the first class in jour
nslism when called, and so took seat
and waited.
''Mr. Boxer" said the Professor, re-
Stunning his teaching, show would you
| finish your account of a suicide?"
mo cause is assigned for the rash
act"
EXACTLY. Mr.. Hatton, correct the
following sentence from the Morning
Hurricanes: AN immense audience greet
ed the speaker"
1.-THE eloquent orator gazed down up
on a sea of faces"
"Just so. Now Mr.. Dalton, describe
the recent disappearance of William
Jones'"
"a report is current to the effect that
William Jones has decamped."
Exactly. Mr.. Greenleigh, you may
give your account of hanging"
Mr.. Greenleigh Strengthened his necktie,
threw back stray lock of hair from mis-
brow, and began;
1.-THE condemned man walked with
firm and steady pace toward the instru-
ment of death. There was dash of
bravado in his air and his GOODNESS was
perceptible even at distance. Even
while the black cap was being adjusted
smile, half derisive, half sarcastic,
played carelessly about his lips. AS the
surrounding view was slowly blotted out
from his vision he dimly saw the coun-
tenances of the crowd beneath-dusky,
distorted and grotesque. 1t all seemed
to him like some terrible dream, some
chimera which he would fain erase from
the state of memory. The few moments
of waiting appeared ages, Suddenly
there was a movement from the man in
charge, half shudder from the muir
derer, and the drop fell with a dull
thud"
Every good, Mr.. Greenleigh, very
good. At you next lesson you may hand
in an interview with John Evergreen,
the late janitor of the Wideawake Flats,
who died last spring. Mr.. Wainwright,
please define the opposite party"
1T is desperate and vicious organi-
cation, held together by the cohesive
power of public plumber"
"Mr. Wilson, describe the recent TAX
ing off of Deacon Aaron Armstrong"
1.-THE grim Reaper has again been at
last Wednesday morning Deacon Aaron
Armstrong, one of our most prominent
and highly esteemed citizens, was called
across the dark river. His life of sixty
years was peaceful and blameless, and he
was respected and honored by all who
knew him. Many sympathizing friends
condole with the bereaved family in their
hour of mourning for him who has just
been taken from our midst"
II see that you have been reading the
Smithville Clarion again, Mr.. Wilson.
Mr.. Cowles, what is a roast?"
The exact truth told in forcible
STYLE"
''What is female reporter?'
''Indiscribable."
"What is a SCOOP"
"a satisfactory interview with the
cashier on pay day."
"Just so. The class is dismissed"
And, turning to me he continued: 81 am
very sorry, old man, but I've got the
second class in journalism to attend to
now. If you will wait"
But L couldn't. l just happened to
think of pressing engagement down
town. One first in journalism was
enough for me.-N. Y. Herald.
The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1892-10-21

Do you want the best Medical Work published
Boston. Mass. and receive copy, free.
The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1892-10-21
AFTER A CHOLERA GERMS SCALP.


A wild-eyed citizen ran into the Of
fee of the Health Department yesterday
and shouted excitedly:
~ had a sharp fight with 1t, but 1
managed to kill it. 1t was crawling up
Broadway looking for some one to sting.
but l whanged it with my umbrella,
and its corpse is now lying in the gut
ter. tell you, gents, its dandy, and
if there is any reward ] am here to claim
it.
"What did you killp" asked the clerk.
"a bunco steerer or green goods
agent?'
The citizen drew himself up proudly,
mo funny business" he protested,
''in public office. The thing slew
was cholera germ"
"What was it likeP" inquired the Of
fl cial.
swell, it had long legs something like
a spider and fierce looking eyes.
could see from its demeanor that it had
just landed and was ready for business.
"How big was itP"
"About as big as a humble bee.
suppose if hadn't jumped on it it
would have bitten hundred people by
now. I've read about these germs, 1
have, and if 1 hadn't been around with
my technical knowledge it would have
escaped observation. The Board of
Health is putting up some sort of a re-
ward, isn't it?''
"What proof have we that you really
killed the germ?" the official wanted to
know. "Did you bring the scalp along?
The board isn't going to pay out its hard
earned cash without proof"
The citizen was taken aback. He
hadn't thought of this before.
SIT was unreasonable of me to sup.
pose you would take my word without
some outside testimony" he confessed
as the matter dawned on him, and then
he drew out a sheath knife and started
off on dead run after the scalp and the
reward offered by the municipality
~ Y. Herald.
The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1892-10-21

"A breachy boar is a nuisance on the
farm. If strongly confined in early life
he will never learn the bad habit of break
ing out.
There is abundance of evidence that
the pig will give the most for food con-
sumed in its younger days. As it grows
older the power Of assimilating de-
creases.
Rolling land by firming the soil in
creases its power Of drawing water to
the surface from below, and this in
fuence has been observed to extend to a
depth Of three feet.
The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1892-10-21
In support of his statement in speed

In support of his statement in speech
at Quincy, ILL.,, on the 18th, that Grover
Cleveland is as good friend as the old
soldiers could have in the Presidential
chair, ex-CongressmaG Lawler made the
assertion that there were more Demo
Gratis in the Federal ranks that fought
for, and saved the Union, than there
were Republicans. OF course, the state
ment was false. The vote of the soldiers
in the field in November, 1868, is abun-
dant evidence of its falsity. But if it
was true, or anywhere near the truth,
this much is certain, Grover Cleveland
was not one of them and Ben amin Har-
rison was. And it may be added that, of
those in the Confederate ranks that
fought against and endeavored to destroy
the Union, there was not a single Repub-
lican.-MesSenger
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OF VIM. HENRY DUNN.
Notice of Settlement and Application for Distr
H. button.

Notice Of Settlement and Application for Distri
40. button.
STATE OF VERMONT,
District of Bennington,
In Probate Court. held at Probate ONCE in Ben
nington, in said District, on the Sd day Of
October, A. ID. 1892
Present, Hon. Alfred Robinson, judge. ..
Augusta Z. Dunn, administrative Of the estate o
William Henry DJnn.late Of Pownal, in said
district, deceased, presents her administra
ton account for examination and allowance. and
makes application for a decree of distribution and
partition 0, the estate Of said deceased.
Whereupon, II is ordered by said Court, that
said account and said application be referred to a
session thereof, to be held at the Probate ONCE
aforesaid, on the 22nd day of October A. D., 1892
for hearing and decision thereon, and, it1s fur
ther ordered, that notice thereof be given to all
parties interested, by publication Of the same
three weeks successfully in the Bennington
BANNER, a news paper published at Bennington.
previous to said time appointed for hear n.y. that
they may appear ut said time and place, aud
show cause, II any they may have, why said ac-'
count should not be allowed, and such decree
made.
A record whereof is ordered to be made.
A true Record. Attest,
ALFRED ROBINSON, Judge.
A true copy OF the Original Record.
sS Attest, ALFRED ROBINSON, Judge.
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"Prove all things ; hold fast
:hat which is good" One
thing has proven good, and
is held fast by intelligent,
conservative people: The
new qmich-winalm!g "Water.
bury" watch. 1t winds in
about five seconds, like any
good stem-winding watch.
1t is a stem-sct watch, with
ieweled movement and coin
silver or I4-karat, gold filled
cases. Better than a cheap
Swiss watch.
The price is still low.
YourjeToler sells it in various styles,
both for ladies ana gentlemen. 10
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Because a thing is small size
Think not twill pay to scorn 1t;
Some insects have larger waist,
Rut LEE lann than thn hnrnnt

Some people may, perhaps, scorn, on
account of their diminutiveness, DR..
Pierce's Pleasant Pellets. But trial of
them convinces the most scornful skep-
tic, that they will cure constipation, dys-
pepsia, sick and bilious headache, quick
er and surer than their large-waisted
competitors, the old-style pill.
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CATARKH IN TIE HEAD.

Is undoubtedly disease Of the blood,
and as such only reliable blood purifier
can effect a perfect cure. Hoods Sarsa.
parilla is the best blood purifier, and il
has cured many severe cases of catarrh.
1t gives an appetite and builds up the
whole system,
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Hoods Pills act especially upon the
liver, rousing it from tOrpidity to its ma,
ural duties, cures constipation and as
sists digestion.