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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-08-02
0tro brillants hsohs de- armas.
Disc 81 Porssnir de GIbata: +:

Como nuestgos lectOrcs saben.
pucsto que por la villa 90 decia CON
lnsisteneis, Ia oOlnmna al mandO
del General ValdGs fn6 on busca del
enemigo en- sus guaridaa de Les
Mslsnss. Este puntG, cspeels dc
nuevo SehastOpOl on sentir del la-
b0rantism0 era el temn dc todas
les e0nveraaclones, puesto que all
campeaban l0A kbeFtadorss Dor 90
sespetos = era el ceutrO de sus ope-
raciones manlgaeras.
Pero estA visto y prObadO cue
colo cuand0 llevan ID ventaja de
veinte contra uno 90 sostlenen, y
al posiclC:0nes inexpugnaDles, ri
previos avisoa de los espias son
bastantes I deCldIrlon & esperaF (
uuestros soldados. Desde los prl-
meEos disparos avanx6 Ia Oolumna
por el monte ca busca del anemigo.
pero este, abandonando tEolnta '
pico de cabAilos aperados dc an
t0d0, sombFer0s ' algunOs lios de
rops. se dispers6, no Sin sufrir an.
bee dos disparos IA granada que
1ebierOn causarles baatante dako,
Gn tales condolences Ii luaha. al.
,eminados por 10 mes intrincado
ie los bosQues Y con multitud De
iahadas y pFOfuRdoe barEacOnes.
20 era possible un reconoclmIonto
In gran fatiga para los tropae, DOG
9 que se dsaisti6 de ese pr0p6slto.
tn embargo, vi6ss que qned6 alII
% muertO, y grande dsDe ser a
6mero de herides poK 10 mutEido =
artero del fnego. Mntro los des.
0jOe. habia I'm soHabroEo aWayasa. /,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-08-02

recto 6 inteligente que trAia. Das-
pues de tres mesea reccnocemos
que aun no ha faltado 6 ella, = que
trabaja sin descanso y con f6.
T,ene una signlflcaci6n poIitica,
como miembr0 del partido sonser
vadof, que en- 81 planteamiento de
las retofmas pefmite eaperar seps
iesenvolverlas, sujetAndolas en- %
reglameDtaci0n 4 40 saludabl0 sen
lido gubernamental que reserve
nedios & 10 metr6poli para RENE
diar en- todo tempo la desorgani-
ssCi6n , 10 aBarquia admInlstrAti-
vas, si llegAren, conservando 10 alta
= eficas inspection, on todo alempre
necesaris, , e6caces resortes de 60.
bierno.
Para todo clio podrk confiarse 6
aquel partido exclusivamente na-
ciOnal, undo y vigoroso, modelo de
moralidad en- 81 gestion admins
trativa y de patriotismo en- 81 his
toria polftica, patrlotIsmo que luce
no solo en- sus aOtoS, sino en- la re-
signaci0n respetuosa con que sufre
los olvidos y adm enmienda los ye-
rros de los GobieEnos de Madrid.
Ha sido siempre 10 mayor de &C.
bas equivocaCiones legislar nc
tempo, con uniformidad nivelado
rs, para Cuba y Puerto Rlco.
No es esta IN isla adyacente ID
aqu6lla: Ia separan tres dias de na.
vegacion, algunos grades de lett
sud, mas proximidad { nuestrol
Ipuertos, menos 6 la TERRA yankee
tiene playas mas francas, campol
mas abiertos sin maniguas y oil
cl6nsgas, mas pureza , calma 81
el aire, mas serenidad en- los AMI
mos, una historic virgen de todi
sombra, en- que no he hecho derrs
mar . 10 patEla nj una gotta d
sangre, nj una lagrims, melodi,
Contlnuada J dulCislma en- que a6l
40 ha sonado nota alguna Asper,
, de desamor.
81 en- todo tempo debier0n 90
, rfesponder CON ella los Gobiornol
81 momento presente no puede ne
garse que es ell mas propio y decl
sivo para todos los prob'emas amt
llanos. En- Cuba hay que resolve
Ios de 10 guerra, On Puerto RIc,, 10
D de la pas.
d Juan j. GGrclG Comes.
Il (ReprOdGsidO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-08-02

para ejecutsr este seeviclo al credl
TO consignado en- el articulo 2s, Ca
pitulo IL, secoi6n 9. de este prosu-
Duesto, como compEendldo On la
regla T del srticulo SO del mlsmo,
entend endose que no podrAn So
'isfacerse otros gastos de personal
que los haberes & Indemnizaciones
que correspondent, con arreglo 4
sus reglamentos, { los funcIonsrios
t6onicos eDcargados de llevar 4
oabo cate servIcio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-08-02
III OABo MARTIN.

El Oabo de 10 GuardIa OWL don
Florencio Lucas Martin, que tan
brlllante defensa hixo al fronte de
81 fuersa en- el puesto de Provin-
cial, 90 natural de Hcgovia, pals del
senior General en- Jefe del Hi6rclto,
y he sidO 6afgento q. pertenecicn-
do oil arma de infanteria On Ia Pc
ninsula.
Tiene 70 amos de edad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-08-02
HEcHO HERoICo.

Uoa paEtIda de 100 insurrectos
Atac6 el puestO dc 10 Guardla Oh
vii de Provinclal.( Santa CLARA },
co1puesto de sells Guardias, y %
Oomsndante de puesto cabo Flo
ranCi0 Lucas Martin. Los insu
rrectos trAtaban de ap0deraRse de
las armas y municiones, Y On vista
de Ia tenax resistencia que estoa
aiete vallentes haciaD, determine
ron aErojArse de repente sohre o.
pussto y prenderle fnego. Com
prendIda ID intenci6n poE el her6l
90 cabo, ::disDuso que "a peQueiia
fuerxa 80 armase { 10 bayonets, re
suelto { defender el puesto hasa
perder 10 vida, y no tard6 este gu
ejecutsrse pues & los pocos momen
sos la casa ouartel se haIlaba 70
deada de insurrectos y era pAsto d
las llamss I; al los gritos de los In
surIectos que pedian & grandes vo-
ces 90 entregasen, nj el Aspecto que
presentaba IL Oasa Quartet ineen-
diada, arredr6 On 10 mas minimo d
aquellos vaIlentes que cada vez ha
cfan mas fuego, cayendo bajo sus
certeros disparos muchos de los 10
surrect0s, los cuales 4 los POGO
mOmentos % retiraron vergonzosa-
mente, ain haber podido rendir q
aquellos siete heroes.
Estos CON bayoneta caIada saIie-
rom y tOmaron posieiones fnera de
10 CASA OuArtel, On dOnde de haber
permanecid0 cinc0 minutes mas,
hubisran peFeCido inevitablemente
entire las llamAs.
Reconocidos aQ1ellos lugares, 90
eacontraron alEededOr de 10 casa
euartel 10 cadGveres, y multitud de
charCos do sangre y muchas selia-
les como de haber sld0 arrastradas
personals, que % supOne sea Dor
haber sido retlrados los heRidos por
los demas dc la partida.
CON gusto damos d Conocer q
nuestr0s lectores los nombrss de
loo que tan her6icamente defendle-
soA 10 integriAad dc 10 patrla:
Oabo Fl0rencio Lucas Nartin.-I
Guardias: Pedro LovianO Ogay,
Pedro Gutierres Para, NemssIo /
Garrid0 Osuna, Manuel Rivero
Gonzales, David Gonzales Sierra,
Manuel Garcia Yafiax.
Sabemos que el dlgno general
Subinspectof de la Guards Owl,
don Hmiiiano de Lofio, plensa pre-
miar psrtlcularmeDte, ain perjuicio /
de 10 gran reCompensa 4 que 90 han !
hecho acreedores, 4 aquellOs slate /
vallentes y her6icos Guardias civi /
lee. Rl obsequio del General Loiio /
consIstirk en- I'm reloj do orc con !
inscription, para cada unO.
ri OOr0nel Subinspector del ter |
clo los ha fecitado On nombre de
dicho General.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-08-02
Un combate notable.

hl Oomandante miIitary y el Alcal
de de Sancti Spirltus recIbleron no
tioiss de que una partida de mil
hombres 90 encontraba cerca de la
poblaCl0n.
Estando enfeEmo el Oomandante
militar y heeho cargo del mando el
Oomandante de Ia Guardla Civil
d. Eduardo ArmihSn Miiares, dia.
pus0 este la defensa de la p0blaol6n
CON Voluntarios J BombeEos, = sa-I
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-08-02
BRILLANTE ACCION.
Dice Las TillGs de Clenfuegos
echa 13:

Dice Las TillGs de ClenfuegOS
fecha 13:
I'm 10 taRde del -mlkrooles 6le.
mo lego 4 conoelmientO del sefloR
Oomandante MIlItaE de Remedies
que On el Seborucal, barrlo dc Ro.
jss, { una legua dc In ciudad, % ha-
iiaba una gruesa partlda insuEreeta.
Embellishments dlspnso que sale
can { 90 eneuentr0 fnerxas de In
fanteria dc Marina , del BabaII6n
de Borb6n al mando del comandan.
to don Rogelio Amino.
Al llegar 10 fuerEa al lugaR como.
cldo por el TsjaE, se tRab6 IN relil.
dislmo combate CON el enamigo
compuesto de mas dc 400 inGu.
rrectog.
La lucha 90 sostenia con lmpetu
pOr nuestFa parte; con brio, con
sntusiaamo del Goldado espaAol
cuando lucha poR ID honRa de ID
Patria; pero tuvlm0s que lamen-
mentar 10 muerte del VaIiente y
pundonoroso Oapitin de 10 prImera
compafiia del Battalion de Infants.
rfa de Marina sefior don Juan Con.
SEles L6poz y del her6loO = AFRO
iado sargent0 dc 10 segunda del
primer Battalion don Ildefons0 Mo.
rales Ramos y 2 soldados contuSos.
Las bajas del enemigo no pueD
den precisarse, peIO % estlmAn en-
muchas por 81 certero fuego de-
auestras tropas.
Las f0erxas c0ntln6an On porse.
cuci6n de los insurrectos. que 90 in
ternar0n en- los montes.S
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-08-02
Ola De SU BENOICI0N Y JURA.

Niradla; con oro y grana
El patriotismo la orn6,
Y oil concebIrla, foFj6
Una espl6ndida msfiana
Frsgsnte, pura y loEara,
E0 ls que el Fadlante col
La tine con su arrebol,
AvergonEado = vetusto,
Porque 10 supera en- gusto
III noble pueblo Espahol.
En- ella, ejemplo fecundo
Toman los pueblos de gloria,
Y la engalana una historic
La mas hermosa del mundo,
La que afecto mas profundo
Revela al terFufio amado;
Pues tiene en- la lid probado
Que no le arFeda la muerte,
Y cads hogar es un fuerte
Y IN leon Cada soldado.
Cuando todo 10 avasalla
En- torno la extHaiia plAnta,
III pueblo hispano levAnta
Su Voc, y la guerra estalla
Rn el campo, On la muIalla,
En la Ciudad y en- la sierra,
Por toda la hispana terra
Here el Clalfn ell espacio,
7 de 10 choEa al palacio
Sc escucha el grlto de lGuerrall
Sl el adversario vencldo
Pide 4 s1s huestes clpmencla,
Oon plausible diligencla
Sc ve al punt0 oomplacldo.
One nunca Espafia ha sentido
Mas orgullo nj blasones
Que cuAndo otorga perdones
Al que vlene arrepentido,
Despues de haber comprendldo
El poder de sus legiones.
Tai 60 Ia enseiia gloriosa
De nuestrs Patria querida,
Por quIen hacIeudaa y vids,
Ha duIce ofrenda v&liosa,
Sacrifice gensroaa
Rata vAllente legion,
Que cifrA 50 galard6n
I'm llevarla inmaculada,
OOn el filo de la espada,
Y el estruendo del canon.
oRA4
Amadla con efusi6n,
Como 4 la madre % adore,
Qus ella serA protectora
De este octave Batall6n.
7 si en- AlgunA OCCASION
Hay quien Ia ofende 6 lA engAiis
o In here mano extRaha,
Suene el clarin sin tArdansa,
Y Corred 6 su venganEa
AL grlto de II Viva Espska n
Ri Captain de lA ~ Oompslia,
- Manuel A. ZGvGla'.
<Reclba nueatro enthusiastic para
bien el 81 Battalion de VOlnntA'
eloa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-08-02
CARTILLlS EVlLUiTORILS
EN- LAPENINSU

Sin perjuicio do Ocuparnos mas
detenidamente no solo del amillas
ramientO, sino de las Oartillas eva
!uatoEias. que son 90 complemento,
publicamos hoy 10 que para 10 Pc
oinsula Sc acordo por la Oomisi6n
mixta designada por ambas CANA
ras. I'm Puerto Rico 20 90 ha llega
do 4 los repArtimientos clasifican.
do lOs Cultlvos, y no Involucrando
los como antes, pero Aun 'sareoemos
De cartillas que sirvan de base para
una contrlbuol6n eauitstiva y jus
to. EsCe 90 ssunto delioEdo y de
gran impOrtancia, eneom endado On
Ia Peninsula Al servicio sgrOu6mi.
GO, auxiliado por el Institute Geo
gra6c0 y Estadistico, one, como %
aabidO, tiene sOdoA los datos, por.
que So misi6n principal hoy 90 le-
vantar por triRngulaol0n el maps
de Eupana, y de cada provincis
pubIica I'm tomo con todOs los de-
tOs, division de terminus, clasifica
ci0n dc fincSs y de productos, di-
Vision en- parcelas, calidad del to.
reno ETC., etc.
I'm otrOs n6meros nos ocupare,
mos, pues, de este importantisimti
asunt0, base de una buena eOntri-
buci6n.
Y he aqui 10 revision acordada
para la Peninsula:
Articulo /: El Gob!erno, duran
to el ejerCioio de 1895 SO, prooedera
{ 10 rectifcaci6n de las cartilias
evaluatOrias, con objeto de que los
tipos por ella obtenidos 90 pongan
en- vigOr, & ser possible, desde 1: de
Julio de 1896.
Artfculo 2o. Esta revision se
efectuarS tomando como tipo para
10 eValuaci6n de los productOs ei
valOr medic del 6Itimo Quinquenio.
exCepcion hecha de los vinos, para
los Cuales 30 tomark el del 6ltimo
trienio.
Articulo So. El personal enCar.
gado de realiEar este trabajo sera el
sgron6miCo, que sirve en- las actua-
leo InspeCciOnes de Hacienda Crea-
das por Real deOretO de 8 de Fe-
bEerO de 1898, el Cual podra am
pliaRSe hastA dOnde 90 estime nece-
sarIo, sin peruiCio de utilixar los
serviCios de otros cuerpos faculta-
tivos en- los trabajos de su espe-
Cialidad.
hi Institute GeogrSflco Y Esta-
distico J In Junta consultiva sgro
monica cOadyuvar&n este servi-
clio suminlstrando Cukntos datos,
sstudios y trabajos propios de sus
ins'itucIones sean pfeCisos.
Articulo AZ. El Ministro de Hs.
cieBda organiEarA y reglamentk los
tFabsjoa de reCtificacion de eaFtillas,
pTevios los informes del director
1el Institute Geoglzfico y Estadis
too. de I'm jefe superior de Admi-
de Hacienda, designado
por el Ministro del rsmo, de tres
pgenier B0mbFados poH el Minis
tro de FomentO. 4 propuesta de Ia
Junta consultiva sgTon6mics, que
la OomlA6n central de |
avs sluaCi6n.
Articnlo Be. Para satisfacer los
yastOs que las operaciones de rec-
icaCi6n orlginep, sc coDsiderark
Impliado en- IL cantidad neOesaria
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-08-02

litaE del DapsFtamento de Ponce,
Dresente en- Ia ceremonial, dirigi6 4
los VOluntarios uua muy expressive
" levsntada alccueion.
Durants les patEi6tieas flestas 4
que nos Feferlmos, circulo , fue
muy celebrada 10 slguiente poesia :
"a NUESTRA BANDERA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-08-02
III RHsULTADo.

Lo avAnzado de 10 hora lmpldl6
practicar I'm renocimfento minucio.
20. Pero al dia siguiente, dos pai-
sanos aseguraron hAber viato por
el campo oeupado por Las partidas
insuRrectas mas de 80 cad6veres ; y
despuea por noticias que de Les
nismas partidas llegAron & los po
olados, % aseguraba que sus bajas
aabian aldo unas 15O, entire muef
tos = herldos, los Cuales habian re-
tirad0 en- la obscuridad de 10 n0che.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-08-02

E. G biefno, las corporAeione i,
al peculio particular, 81 rico, el
pobre, 81 pudients, el arsesano, /,
todos aeuden al soeoFro do lOs
hermanos { quienss ha sumIdo
en- l. desdieha el ineendio de BA
rrsnquitas.
I A que viene, pOr 10 tsnto, esa
rAra salida del corresponsal alu
dido. MAXINE cnAndo 4 de0io
DresumiF, fectAmsnte pensando,
que una veE nss &c apresarariA
este hidalgo pueblo & dejar sensA
10, ante el horror que snige &
barranquitas.
que, en- esa calamidad,
como en- todos los dolores
que acuden & su piedad,
no hallan dique los favores
de 90 lnmensa caFidad I
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-08-02
BN Ell

"a NUESTRA BANDERA
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-12-15

speaking patriotically, instead of po-
litically, am not at all sorry the solid
South is broken. Modern conditions
demand that sectional lines be wiped
out, and the late elections prove that
there is a gradual disappearance of the
North and the South in our national
politics. Would it not be funny spec
tacle to US old politicians to see South
Carolina become Republican? We have
already seen Massachusetts, flourish
two terms under Democratic gov
ernor. 1 tell you, it is the era Of politi-
cal paradox-anything is possible in
our form of government now that the
South has ceased to fear negro SUI
premacy.
rs it possible for the Democrats to
elect the next president? Why, GER
| tainly-not only possible but within
certain lines extremely probable. The
people Of America are gradually con-
solidating into homogeneity. The real
foundation Of the Democratic party, its
traditional policy, in fact, is the pro-
lection of the masses against the en-
croachment of the classes. I admit
that some of its prominent leaders to-
day do not seem particularly welded
to this doctrine. But the young De-
mocracy-the boys Of the old party
| who are rising up to carry the banner
in the near future-is all right.
"Yes, Whitney is type of the class
I mean. Now, suppose w. c. Whitney
should be nominated next year and
should put the same enthusiasm into
the new Democratic creed; force new
issues to the front; proclaim real tar
iff for real revenue; digest and assim-
ilate before the country as the real
leader Of the actual people-not the
agent of the corporate monopoly-why
1 tell you the people would discover
in him a resurrection of the Jackso-
nian spirit. He might be elected hands
| down.
81 tell you there is political revolu-
| ton in progress-a revolution strong
| but peaceful. But when a fellow, as Sir
John Falstaff remarks, is fat and
grows old all he can do is to think it
| over, dream about 1t and wish it WE'LL"
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-12-15

There is more Catarrh in this section
of the country than all other diseases
put together, and until the last few
years was supposed to be incurabl
For a great many years doctors pro-
nounced it a local disease, and pre-.
scribed local remedies, and by constant.
ly failing to cure with local treatment,
pronounced it incurable. Science has
proven catarrh to be a constitutional
disease, and therefore requires consti-
tutional treatment. Halls Catarrh
Cure, manufactured by F. ]. Cheney &
Co., Toledo, Ohio, is the only consti-
tional cure on the market. 1t is taken
internally in doses from 10 drops to a.
teaspoonful. 1t acts directly on the
blood and mucous surfaces of the sys.
tenn. They offer one hundred dollars
for any case it fails to cure. Send for
circulars and testimonials. Address,
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o.
Sold by all Druggists, 75c.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-12-15

$3.50 rent for his first store and Silent
there. Mr.. Jorndan's first rent was 500
| a year.
>. b. Chittenden, who died in New
York a millionaire, began life as a
clerk in country store at New Haven.
He is remembered chiefly for the s125, =
OOO library building he presented to
Yale.
George S. Coe, who was the founder
OF the clearing house in New York,
years. and sold dry goods over the
counter. When he went into banking
1t was as clerk. porter and messen.
ger. He made 1.O00, 900 in banking.
Don Alonzo Cushman, one of the
well known Cushman family of New
eighteen years old with ST. In his pock-
ct. He had sold dry goods in a coun-
try store at Cooperstown before that.
William E. Dodge. the millionaire
than $2o9,0oO a year to charity during
his lifetime, began as a boy of all
work in a dry goods store in New
York city and worked for others till
he was twenty-five years old, when he
started a store of his own. Another
wealthy in the dry goods trade was
Samuel Appleton, of this city, who
died a. good many years ago. Bron-
son Alcott. the noted philosopher, was
a dry goods merchant once.
H. NJ. Flagler, the Standard oil mill
lionaire, was clerk IN a country store
in Orleans county, n. Y, when he was
IA years old. and he has measured
many a yard Of dry goods.
Norvin Green, who was president of
the Western Union Telegraph company
at the time of his death, kept a coun-
try store before he went fiatboating on
the Mississippi.
But the list of storekeepers who have
succeeded in life, as I have sad. would
fill a great big book. At the head of
the list stands Abraham Lincoln,
though the record shows that he was a
pretty poor storekeeper The country
store was stepping stone in his ca
reer, though. 1t brought him in con-
tact with people and gave him that
sympathy with humanity which devel-
oped his wonderful character.
Grant Hamilton.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-12-15
TIME LOCK WAS BALKY.
PittsburE Bankers Unable to Get
at Their Cash Until Night.

PITTSBURG, Pa, Dec. IA
balky time lock on the vault of the
Pittsburg Safe Deposit company
nearly put an end to business yester-
day in the two national banks, two
private banking houses, and a large
number of brokers' offices and other
business houses.
The lock was inspected and oiled
yesterday, but some time during the
night the mechanism stopped for a
period, and at the hour for opening
business the vault could not be
opened. The maker of the lock
worked all day, and then gave it up,
saying the machinery must run it's
course. The vault was opened at 10
o'clock tonight. The Fourth and the
Tradesmen's National banks, N.
Holmes & Son and w. r. Thompson
& Co., bankers, kept the greater por-
ton of their funds in the safe de-
posit company's vault, and were COM
PEELED to borrow money with which to
do business. N. Holmes & Son had to
keep books on slips of paper today
because the key of their Office safe
in which they place their books was
locked up in the safe deposit vault.
A lot Of others experienced the same
difficulty. Why the lock baked is
not explained.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-12-15
WHAT DOCTORS SAY
About Pe-ru-na as IL Remedy In
All Diseases of Winter-COughs,
Colds and Catarrh.

About Pe-ru-na as IL Remedy In
All Diseases of Winter-COughs hs,
Colds and Catarrh.
Pe-ru-na cures catarrh, coughs, colds
is we'll known to both the medical pro-
fession and the people generally; 1t is
undoubtedly the most popular remedy
for this class of diseases in existence.
La grippe, with all it's dire conse-
quences, Is also incurable by this rem
edy. DR.. d. P. Niehart, Nebraska
City, Neb., writes as follows:
'I am so we'll pleased with the works
of Pe-ru-na in the numerous cases
have been using it during the past two
years that 1 can not refrain from In
forming you of the good results OBJ
tanned. 1 deem it usely IS to detail
every case Cor they are many) in
which 1 have used and prescribed this
remedy, but I will say that 1 have
never been disappointed in results.
1 have used not dozens but hundreds
of bottles. 1 am a physician of fifty
eight years constant practice, and am
always willing to recommend anything
of service to suffering humanity. Pc
ru-na stands first and foremost in my
estimation of all proprietary medi-
cines." Later he writes: 'Since writ
ing you l have used three cases OF
Pe-ru-na. I find daily use for it in my
practice"
DR.. Hartman has used Pe-ru-na as a
remedy for chronic catarrh for nearly
forty years. He has cured hundreds
of thousands of cases. Any one wishing
to write the doctor will receive a
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St. Paul daily globe., 1895-12-15
STREAMING THE SITUATION.
America and England Getting
Into a Serious Place.

America ana England UetunS
Into Serious Place.
LONDON, Dec 14.-The National OBJ
server confirms the dispatch stating
that the Marquis of Salisbury has re-
fused to allow England's claim to Ven
ezuelan territory within the Schomberg
line to be questioned, and adds:
"It is taken for granted that Presi-
dent Cleveland does not intend to press
the whole claim implied in his message.
But if the words have the meaning
which we should attach to any other
ruler, the conflict of views is very Sc
rious, and it seems that an open quar-
rel can hardly be avoided except by the
surrender of one side. For the United
States a withdrawal would be a very
serious defeat
The article quoted above also dis
cusses Senator Morgan and the gen
eral unfriendliness Of the United States
and England, and says America stands
on the same footing as the other
powers. Persistent unfriendliness
should be met in the same spirit, and
might have wholesome influence in
clearing the air.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-12-15
BOTH WE'RE POISONED.
Former North DakOtans Murder.
ed for the Money.

SPRINGFIELD, Mo-, Dec. 14.-The
inquiries hare of r. w. Cults, who ar
rived today from Grand Forks, N. D.,
lead to the sucpicion that a double
murder has been done here and that
Cults parents were the victims. Mr..
and Mrs. George Cults came here from
North Dakota some time ago. Mrs.
Cults died very suddenly on Tuesday,
Oct. 29, and Mr.. Cults died Thursday.
The day after the death of Mr.. Cults,
George Young, who had been a tenant,
produced a deed for the farm signed by
George Cults Sr. Residing with the old
people were Mr.. and Mrs. George Cults,
the son and daughter-in-law. Young
had been caring for the old people prior
to their death, and it is suspected that
he secured the deed and killed both.
There are many suspicious circum-
stances. The matter is under inves-
tigation.
George Young, Louis Cotter and a
justice of the peace named Han, who
took Acknowledgements to the dseds,
have been arrested, charged with the
murder of Mr.. and Mrs. Cults. Ac-
cording to the request made by Judge
Cults, of Grand Forks, the bodies were
exhumed and a post mortem examina-
ton was made, which resulted in the
charge Of murder. 1t was found that
the aged couple had both been the
victims of poisoners, the dose given re-
Sulting in DEATH