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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-01-22

Dice La Correspondence qr'
NO h,ce mucho un co egs locs
trat6 piadosamente de malquistar
!s CON los socios del Casino Es
raael, porque dio cabida un ar
,fculo de collaboration sobre !,
ronveniencia de fandar otro casi
no ca Ia Capital, y que shora e.t
mismo colega psrmanece callado
sin embargo de saber que ell Club
Neptune. presidido por ell sef.oi
Mendizabal, tiene en- Was de hecho
aquel proyeeto.
El colega tiene el don de errar ;
estS viito; pues. en- cuanto dice
no hay una palabra CON funda-
mento.
El BoLET1u no atac6 el articulo
de collaboration, porque Il no Sc
opone. nj puede cponerse. 1 que
haya 20 casinos, si so quiere. l.,
que atac6 fue un suelto propio de
ID reduction del co!egs, tan inexsc
to como intenci0nGdo, en- el cual
20 hablaba del Casino Esps mol, y
de 10 necesidad de fandar otro en-
que no se A;ciese politica y se
diesen adem&s 6senas y cyItos Ve
ldd0s, 10 cual Quiere significar,
entire los que saben leer = enten.
der, que en- dicho Casino Espaiiol
DO sc dan aqueilos cultas velsdas,
que adem&s en- 81 Sc hace poltti
ca, y sobre todo poIi.ica de In que
DO agrada 4 los impGrciales ecos
De modo que el BoLET1N 10
que mes bier hi1o fu4 defender al
Casino Espaiiol de squslla impli
cita acusaci6n. Esto "a otra vez
ss 10 diiimos al college; MAJ, por|
10 visto. 10 ha olvidado; 90 Aaco d.
memoria.
NADIA tenemos que nanifestar
contra los del Club Neptune nj
contra el sefior MtndixabaI, por
su prop6sito dc hacer de aqu9l nm |
centro recreativo; sea en- buens
hora, y sobre todo esos sefiores.
muy dienos y apreciables, NADIA
han dicho nj hecho que pueds |
merecef Ia mas minima replies.
Otros centros ha habido aqui, |
en- Ia Directive de elloa ha estado !
81 BoLETIN MKRcANTn. IA que
viene, pues, aquella salidas
Par6ceie esto q squello otro
de las insinuaciones que NOS ha.-
efA el colegs, cuando 2ublic6 laa
que 81 llamaba Cartos poltticas
del sefior Valdez, y ESQ que ei co
lsga no hace po;sticG. Empenado |
en- que nosotros habiamos de
dar nuestro parecer. EstAbamos
"a para suplicar al colega 90 dig |
nase aceptar el cargo de ser pues
tro Director en- Ia politica del dfs,
8 que, cuando menos, NOS di]ese
aotre 10 que debiamos escribir.
Pero he Aqui que algo se no' |
Va ya pegando de Ia mania del co |
legs. El que tan slcionado es 4 Is
ntticia de sensaci6n, y q tomal
los p4rrafos salientes delos dem&.
peri6dicos y politicos, Ipodra de- |
cirnos por que 90 ha callado como
un musrto ante aquello que d,j !
RON los sefiores del ComitS A4to
.omista de San Lorenx.: "Amtes
gaze espaaoles, antes que autonoa
mistos, somos pusrtoryiqueaos9"
1 Nos dejarG OR su opinion sobre
este PARTICULAR
Estss pieRuntas las hacemos
tanbieo piodosamente
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-01-22

taudo spjeto & IN cargo Official, po-
der contestar al que le calunniasF
porque habia tratado de ayudar al
Baron de Reinach, al qua no podfs
juzgar comprometido, como no 10
juzgaba nadie hasta ell dia 20.
Y hasta mi pr6xims soy s s.
B. EEclG;r.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-01-22
JOSE SILVA A
TETUAN 37.--OAPI1,AL

Oonsnlado de M6iico, Ban luero
comisionists, Agenre princi pal do
Ia Oompafiia general Tras stlanti-
que (vapores franceses), Oorrespon
cal del Credit Lyounsis de Paris, Re
presentante de los Eatablecjmien-
tos de Gail de Paris, de Ia Com
psfia de Seguros contra incendios
/" Norwich Union, " y de Ia Oompa-
Mia espsnola Alianza de asegura-
dores +" de Barcelona. Tiene SUI
cursal en- Aguadills.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-01-22
De EzOuIAeA,
sOETALEzA, II:

WUWA ! GAAxB1SAN Tie
Oasa de gtrog y comis,unes.
Agantsa Dc los vaporss.cortsos do 10
OompAfia TrasatlAntica Rspanola.
AgenIes dc Id ID de los seiiores In.
'rinaga y TO-, dc Liverpool.
Idsm idem G. 81. Fletcher y Co.,
ID. (compsnia ola Flecha") de ID.
AgsnkeE do Id i'd d. los sefi0res J, r,
Nicksle y o., Lnsa de "Ssrra".
> .Agsntes de Bahr, Behrend y Ross,
Ldnsa dc "Serra".
Agsnsss do ID Oompaiiis de Seguros
contra Incsndios dsnomins d. IaS Ro.
val. Il
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-01-22
OPEaIulOAEs sOsaE EL NuELlE.

Por Vijanie & 90: A G Bolivar
& 90, 100 G eerveza. A Gonzales
Perez 81 Go, go 6 cerveEs, 81 sls
arroz Upon.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-01-22
AVISO.

La novila que 90 rifaba. desti.
paudo gu producto & la construc-
ci6n de un Hospital en- Ia villa de
Ooamo. ha tocado en- suerte al nd
urro 81. La persona que 10 teDga
90 preseniGrS . Eeelamsrla en- oil ter
mlno de IN NEE, vencido el cual
caducaiA 81 no &c solicits, quedan do
uusvamente propledad del Hospi-
tai.
Oosmo, Rnero IL de 1898 LA
Dirtoflra.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-01-22
3ACETILLAS.

LibtAnSss. elsgantsmsnts lite.
|granatSs, para feIIoitaciones dc
Ano Nuevo, sc venden en- essa i'm
|Prenta.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-01-22

Il Estos icoresque tan buena aceptaci6n han mercct-
do.de pGbico de esta Capital demas parties de la lsa
por cualdades agradables, de los cuales
aumenta cada da ell consume, haan de venta al por
mayor esta plaza In Isa las princpales casas
importadoras de vyeres al detail todos los Colma-
dos, Cafes Establecimientos del Ramo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-01-22
IA PREDILEtTA.


Su fsma CORE, 80 uso
80 prOpsga aceleradR-
meDt to.
Es usada por el orbe
gS entero con gran 9xito.
V6ndense
Armas y JmSnes, Cruz
13.
La EsferG. FortaleEa 81.
lM La Gran Canari0, Crus
WY IL.
,IW Arecibo.
sH Gobrinos de ArSAas & Co.
Y Plaza Mayor.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-01-22

Olasei diarias de la enseiaazs, y
primerOs cursos preparatorlos para
el BRChlllerato.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-01-22
MRR JADO DE La CAPITAL.
FRUTOS DEL PAIS.
i---s-.ssaalN
AxUCAR.

% uA1EAWW
IL bcys " San Fernando va 1925
qtl.
"a boys "San Jose" s. A. ! 1855
qu. Oomprsdores, L6peg
Villamil a. 90.
As sTs "a 'Buena Vista" Gurabo &
81 10 ssl. ComprAdoFes,
Finlsy Brothers.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-01-22
WATERLOO POLfTICO'',

WAIkkLUV FVLITIGUu
ExAMEN CR1TICO
DE LAS PRINCIPALNs TEORfAS
s0BRD QUE DNSCANSA ELL EDIFICIO
PoLfTIoo MoDNRNo,
DON IGNACI0 DtAZ CANEJA,
RECTOR OIL aSoLErIA .XHlcGlrIl /" DK PIER7s:l.co
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-01-22
& TlMAIIEt San jose 90 uina . AZ
Us ttNNUDs fonse XII:

scsaasAk's aurslde dsEslo1sn y proEdsra do ara
Cd erlilaAteay pisdrRs 62aE Dc 10 mas Rdsrnn
euedA dsssaEas 9srsaslsaR l2V shistos yvsn
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-01-22

tOLEGlO DE- l. ENSENANZL
E N A . J IT N II A 8
A CARGO DBL PROF aSOR Dc INSTRUCTION
DON BARTOLOME LLABRES.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-01-22

REcrul OIL aSoLErR .xElcAlrl !" DK PgERfs:l.su
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-01-22

1JBSPAOHADO
Para Habans, vap esp l." Oatalu-
fis, despschado per Sobrinos de
Ezquiaga. d.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-10-27

A remarkable thing about frogs is
that the larger part Of the breathing
is done through the skin. In fact, it
is said that this supply of air is nee
essary addition to that taken in by
ordinary breathing, as the latter does
not supply sufficient air to support life
in frog.
Another peculiar thing about the
skin Of the frog is its powerful absorp-
ton oi water This Is due, Of course.
to the numberless minute pores with
which the skin is provided. Il has
been proved that frog can thus soak
mp half its weight Of water in an hour.
The skin of the stomach is most
active in this way, and, at the same
time is most often ia contact with
moisture, such p mad, dewy grass,
wet ground, ma leaves afford. As
the skin perspires quite as freely As il
absorbs, it is easily seen Why
contact with moisture is so necessary.
Besides the loss from evaporation,
there is the stopping Of skin breath
ing also. because the skin has to be
kept moist and soft, to absorb the
fresh air and give off used air from
the system. The soaking Of water Is
what gives the frogs skin such cold,
clammy and uncanny feeling when
handled. And it explains a strange
thing Though bullfrog werepoked
with red hot iron, it would not feel
it enough 10 move out of its tracks;
for the moisture on the skin forms
kind Of film or yapor, between it and
the iron, which it takes some time
to heat through; and SO the frog
would not feel the pain from the heat
Yet, if hot water is dropped on him,
he will instantly jump from pain, as
this hoat at once strikes into tie
skin.
A frog has another safeguard against
drying up, that is kind Of interior
sack for storing water. Like the
camel, it thus keepsa supply which
carries it over many a dry place, when
it would otherwise lose all It's mois-
ture and die Tho ,,-e+ar u as 1,1tra
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-10-27
A FINANCIAL canse for Wnr.

The last great Turco-Russinn wnr
had an insignificant origin. In 1875
a poll tax was levied on the people of
Herzegovina. tax that has alwavs
been peculiarly obnoxious to a people
Of independent mind. and the Here
gosinians. being mountaineers were as
independent as mountaineers are prone
to be. Great friction resulted between
the Turkish tax-gatherers and the
naughty mountaineers. who we're nom
inally Greek Christians. The tax did
not include persons OF either sex I'M
der sixteen years Of age, and discus
sions as to the age Of bows and girls
were frequent between the collectors
and the parents. One day a mussul-
man Official, insisting that the dangh-
ter of a Christian blacksmith was over
sixteen. and therefore should be paid
for, grossly insulted the girl and was
promptly Drained by sIedge hammer
in the hands Of the enraged father.
The murderer took to the noun
tains and was joined by number Of
his neighbors. The story spread and
the whole province was soon in re-
volt. The insurgents routed the
Basbi- Bazooks sent to mt down The
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-10-27


Pnees' "licn must nave peen ABOUT
''ooo iee. u iehs'n' unless we aseripe
~ N'ss'i ~ ioharies greae stepping
o'psel's. ine ''ernHh nlile vl 'ouay
Is 1f''io iee' n ishg'h' more 'nan
iouf ana one-han umes as long as our
,une' ns Du'eh' .ne lanes anu ,iie e
iusSiaii' naFe = niiie 'ha' Is io'4fV
'' iyns' 'niee anu a n',ii s'iiie' 'ie
-7Hs u - Jus "nu 'ii9 '"'9s
'noie eAefcise IN "aiAing one u 'neii
'n'is7 'iian We get IN SaiAins n'e' ioi
'neii ilii'e Is ., 100 yaras Ions' Nnne
9'a ? - onis i'soo saros' I ne h'Aii""
i,'iie ls oh's Anew Iee' longer 'hah ours
sne h'oin"n inile Is snof'er' WINE 'ne
useaH anu Tue l'fAish Aliies uie
~ sea9s e, longer. me o"euisn nllie
III. saon ,o,s - "
Ir. 80 '''',9 / ' ~ &
m ;I - T
otbar maasn,.. M, .f 49, ,o,,,,t
r., ~ -, -, ,;L 4
a. , ~, 49, s;,
M p,az;,,;a - ~. ,..,,;. n.4
~ - -,
onr Ill. a. VI, H., - I !.
H.. - -. a. -
IL : - ha,f e.
"a iiii9' % wv ''i'' a mi
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-10-27
ono Mil ion Lobsters YearIr.

There is lobster farm-or pound,
as 1t Is called-twelye acres IN extent
at Southport, Ne The Boston Globe
describes this pound, the most success
ful on the coast, whence 1000, ,00o
Holsters are shipped each year The
pound is formed by building a solid
dam across tide-water cove This
dam does not quite rise to high water
mark, but across the top IS placed a
fence of iron rods, preventing the
Holsters from escaping. In the spring
and fall businf7s is most brisk. " hen
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-10-27
Forty-Five Cents for a wife.

Ed II. Thompson. who lives in
Ulster county, not far from Hurley,
\, y, married a wife few months
age. but they did not agree together
very we'll, and short time since, as
he was in Eurley, drinking and chat
ting with some companions he bewail-
ed his marital woes, and said that he
wished that he could get rid Of his
wife. 'Ill give you half dollar for
her" said Charles Lewis "Its
bargainn replied Thompson. Lewis
was a little taken aback, but he pulled
the money out OF his pocket and
counting it over remarked that he had
only 45 cents. "Giye me the As cents
and she is yours" The money was
paid, and in a few days the wife, who
was not at all d Spleased at the ex
change, was delivered. That was
three weeks ago, ans Lew. has lived
cnntentedly W tn b cheaply acquired
/ wife s'nce, til Thompson, who has
repented Of the trade appeared the
other day aud wanted his ie back.
Lew 5 refused 10 surrender her, and
she refu ed tc 20, reproach.ng
Thompion for trying to pack out Of a
ia bargain; and now he is consulting
the law 10 fnd out what his rights il
the matter are. All tn in thi
c Yl'zed state uf New York, aud no
hundred m les from the grea
metropolis -Plcayune.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-10-27

ltwould save a great deal Of trouble
il the nations Of the world would agree
ou standard mile AT present there
are almost as many varieties of miles
.as there are nations, and an attempt to
fix the mile gauge Of any particular
country is apt to be diseouraging.
English speaking countries have four
different miies-the ordinary mile OF
$3.50 feet and the geographical or
nautical mile of 6,Os5 feet, making a
difference Of about one-seyenth be-
veen the two; then comes the Scotch
mile Of 5,92s feet, and the Irish miie
Of 6, 72o feet; four various miles, every
one Of which is still in use. The Ro.
mans had their mile passum, l,000
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-10-27
A Coming Home Song.


He's cooling away on his mothers knees.
In phrases know to be japanese.
They're soft as winds in the mulberry trees
Thet blow
know,
From where tea-blossoms grow
And | always think,
When ] see him wink,
OF dear little bobolink
Taking a drink
Alta grooming brook
In rose-hedged nook,
Where rags Of blue
Peep through
From the high
Old sky
Invisible bubbles he daily blows,
When he tries to reach with mis- mouth his
toes.
You should see how he blinks, andthinks and
crows,
And cries,
And sighs,
Like a sob when Il dies.
can feel the beat
or his heart when we meet
Near the gate downt the quaint old street,
Where the clover sweet
Is kissed by the sun
When the long days done.
Then, heart to heart,
Depart
Sighs and care
Like airl
JonN E. McCAsS in Frank Leslie's.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-10-27

Let me see, said Brown 10 Jones
isn't this Jones that we we're jrst
talking about a relative Of yours r
"a distant relative, said Jones.
''yery distant?@
II should think SO, He's the eldest
of twelve children and I'm the young
est. ,'-[Yomth's Communion.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-10-27
A REAL ROMANCE.

He was ruined. As he left the cas-
inc and wandered ont into the gar
dens he had absolutely not a franc in
his pockets wherewith to purchase a
lodging or a meal The downcast pro-
file was clear cut and firm, arguing
powerful individuality in its owner,
and yet the mania had seized him as it
had seIzed many weaker man, and he
had staked his all and lost over the
gaming-table Mt Monte Carlo.
The moonlight touched his bowed
head softly, silyered the outlines Of
his figure, revealed his haggard white
ness.
1t fell on something else something
that glittered in his hands like steel.
stop? Don't do thatn
1t was a woman S voice that spoke, a
woman's touch that rested ligh'ly on
his sleeve, woman's great . y eyes,
set in a face such as one sees BUT sell
dom in lifetime, which were raised
to his. She had strolled from her
party to enjoy % ne the beauty Of the
evening, and, absorbed in meditation,
had wandered farther than she knew
Ths mans arm dropped to his side
He looked at her in silence, wonder
ing, admiring, perhaps little
ashamed.
aWhy did you want to do it?n pur-
sued the gentle voice 'Does life
seem so evil a thing to you?"
II have been fool-a madman! l
am ruined 1 wish had never seen
this vile place"
But you are a man. You can
work. You can regain all that you
have lost.
He shook his head.
Il cannot find employment here,
and I haven't the means to get away.
l have had the viatique already, and l
went back to the tables, thinking to
have one more bid for fortune, and
lost. The authorities will not help me
twice.
Her hand slipped into her pocket
and out again. Adroitly she drew the
:4f o f. L.; o1 - i
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-10-27
Enconraging.

Visitor So your brother is taking
lessons on the violin. Is he making
progress?"
Little Girl-s'Yes'm he's got SO
now we can tell whether he is tuning or
playing. -IGood News.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-10-27

Il think Benny will make a farmer, -"
said Mrs Bloobumper to her husband.
''What makes you think that?'
81 found him picking the seeds out
Of some seed cake | had given him,
and he said he was going to plant them
and raise all the cake he could eat -
Nudge.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-10-27

Here's little poem, said the
poet, (which has never been printed
Nothing strange about that, re-
Piled the editor; five hundred just
like it in that waste basket there, -
Atlanta Constitution.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-01

Mary Jane bcles filed petition for
the appos0tment II an administrator %
fhe estate - her husband. Rho was
killed by falling into the elevator shaft
IT the Valley City Desk ccmpany's fac
tory. He bas lsoibinz but his house
hn4i goods. valued az ciOo. There are
nine beifs
fsneSna Benuett made a mistake when
sbe sasrfie<i Walter r Bennett. and now
she aeks ne circuit curt To correct al
fairs.
/ssuas 4. BATES was granted al
yoren frotn Albert a. Bates on the
rrospd q extreme cruelty and non
support
Della Randall nae applied Tor bail
froa, John = Randall. Tho tiles are
Suppressed
james Jorslsn vas granted a divorce
fr0nl Sarah jordan IN the circuit court
yesterday.
Donald Mcdonald has applied for Q
disorce from Margaret Mcdonald.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-01

All the Phnmb's Mill BurEi~rs Arc
Now in Jail

Wednesday morning TnE HERALD
gave To the public exclusively the story
al the capture of Daily and Brienson.
The tao men who burglarIzed Piumb's
store Monday night. TIM HkEsLp stated
that another member of the gang. named
Clark. had skipped and could not be
foun.l Yesterday morning the fellow
came hack 10 his room ga West Bridge
street and Waterman. with whom ar
ranxemenf had been made. teiephoned
the sherin that Clark had returned.
Deputies Powers and Housem at once
hurried 60 C!ark's room and captured
ham. he gave them the name OF j. j.
Burns. and said he had never seen the
room IN which he was found until he
came ths<s that morning. Mr.. Holmes
says Clark. or Bnrrs. cam there with
Daily aud Briensen last week A state
room check On boat for Chicago was
found ip his pocket. and IL 10 believed
h fook the ~swag." taken at Piumbs.
. a. Chlcagos and returned to join his
companions. not knowing 81 their cap
ture- number Of suspicious looking
strangers are hanging about watching
the prisoners. aad IL n feared they are
pas~. who will try to aid in liberating the
men.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-01

These figures represent the number Of
hottles II DIR. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption. Coughs and Colds. which
were sold in the United States from
March. 81. to March. - Two million.
two hundred and twenty eight Thousand.
elk hundred and seventy two bottles sold
IN one year. and each and every hottie
was sold on a positive guarantee that
money would be refunded il satisfactory
results did not follow its use. The se-
cret Of its success 10 plain. 1t never dis
appoints and can always he depended on
an the very best remedy for coughs.
colds. etc. Price SOC and 81. At Peck
BroeL' drugstore.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-01

Sam Long ohjccscd so Registering
According so Law

Deputy Marshal Brewster arrested
Sam Long on ~. K x l. train at the
union depot shortly sftex noon yester-
day AID took him before United States
commissioner Aeqnevan- sam is a
Celestial WHO has been running a laun.
dry Al Ctsego. and he has not satisfied
the United States authorities that he 10
a legal resident Il the United States
Sam Is said to BE- bad Chiuaman and
sferoi s.sme resistance 10 the officer
when he made the arress. A few weeks
ago shsn 4 deputy collector II revenue
went into Sans place 10 get him To
register according To law. Sam drove
him on; with TAT ircn which he Hour.
ished about the collectors head IN a
n,enaeirg manner. The collector called
q srcond tins and when sam saw him
sntcang the front door he quietly made
a sneak from the rear. After little
evidence had heen taken yesterday. the
sxanination Was adjourned till this
afternoon az O'Clock
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-01

Has created sensation among physicians
by its wonderful effects in speedily curing
every form Of Plies. II is called the
Pyramid Pile Cure II Is cheap and sim
pie to use, but nothing removes the
disease - quickly. safely and surely.
Any druggist win get II fos you.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-01

For the cure Of Pies is always painful.
often dangerous and uscless. and invari-
ably expensive; on the other hand there Is
. new. certain cure. perfectly painless.
gives instant relief and permanent cure
end costs but q tribe. Il Is the Pyramid
Pile Cure. II h more certain cure than
. surgical operation. without any Of the
intense pain. expense and danger of an
operation Any druggist xiu get Il fer
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-01

dI~s 10 several rsrs~rs. ard hey al ssH ne hey
srs No. 4 OR fraxgs~s " dc,as rice business
- CcTtrrps Nfvsosss. ssncs ny rrrc. ! have
st~~. hi-s the privilege II nsins mt mere pfuof
81 their sfrf~nry. | ensAnse ~ rortrs;s.
A. y. GRAM. rhosc~rsph~f. NJ. Heres. VIA
Ny ~fs- bee been srrrhi~sf ~ish tss sss rh~rrs
fer fear yssrs. D1rsne this time tsesors ~ VIE
-no-fa. fsiro~. cod the wet ssaie>nt scefrss ~
s-hs~~s, fssi~f 4, ssve relsef ao-sht The ts-rr.
es-ss Rxusptss. ard 49, ss~s c-iy sr- sos ~
Ccrferss. surrcrps rnsr. srd has sostis II
skr ccrserss Hssoxsxrr. and fkese have cnr~f
ny wtf~ essspier>iy
{. n sToSs. iu s.s- a., cAsr.<r. m.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-01

three ysars have ! suffered
With Q sovc bead. I you'd
hsssk cut ssl aver my had
vs,h psssplcs which vonh
form . vssery matter. ard
] vead have 70 scratch
until | uoaii elect. Amer
dsessrsna With too do<soss
for three years. more OF
bee. I fiasiiy made NJ ny
mind 10 uy pour srrferRs
RRuRpfns NTH resnif
estirsiy satisfactory n ne.
Anev usfng two srss 81
CtrscrRA RsBsDsEs. I
ssn entirely esr~d. fhsxs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-01

Jruss Gecsu Louisa Johneon W. che
MINauisee Nrchanica' Fsre insursnrs
cssuspany. assampsit, submitted. Joan
ifyiand ~ Bernanf Centilll. sieet-
meat. o. trial
JunaH Au~rr Betsry +. Smith vs. Al
fr~d smith. divorce. decree granted.
yertlah r. BATES " Altert 4. Bates,
siivcrce. decree granted
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-01

Clerk stevens 81 police court has made
his report for June showing sii6-2t cot
lecfsd in costs and fines. There were
l0f city caees and f3 state eases heard
IA the forsnex <l-ta0 vas collected in
f.nes and sI.6-sc ia cosds. Ia the state
cases $3.50 was collected IN lines and
<sL3l ia c,Dsts.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-01

Apamphlet descriptive Of Nebraska farm
lands will DO sent FREQ on application 10 th
undersigned. esnd names and addrepses q
your frienda, 10 p. 4 Eustis. 0en'l Pass
Agent, C., B. 4 Q. r. r., Chicago, Ill \