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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-02-14
EMPRESA
T'.fsREHSPAHUlRS CORlBOS DR Las Isr!.s
y trasportes mi'itares
10 Sobrinos dt Herrera, HahanA

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tusrAn ~ sAlids desde este puerto Q
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-02-14

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BoLxTIH MzRCAKTg1.
- bolsa, el OomeEclo y
Las s0ciedades Mercaa- sJ
tiles, / tcmo..--.--.-. 4
LeCciones de DereCho MeY
cantil, por varios alum
nos de don Luis 6ilvela, /
tom0..--~-... I.
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DON Ventu,& Ruis Agui.
lera, ccmprende: SaN-
ras, La arcadia moder.
IA, Grandezas de los
peQue1os, Epigrsmasy
letrillas, 7arias fabulas
y Moralejas, l tom0, r6s.
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media, por I'd, On tomo.
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pax laela. IN como. 80.
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don. Carlos FIT ntaura,
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-02-14

% ss. nouA.s. a.4a1.e sasos R.sdos Undo Ouba
men0o oao& paies erme offecr p6bNco
NO ~ Pcece meOraf bajo oonoepto
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-02-14

ESFERAS
pata las Escuelas con meri-
liano de metal, juegos COM
plstos, de Copernico, Armilar,
Tsrrestre y Celeste.
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LlBR0S BARATOS.

De ven:s, en- la lmprentA d.
BOLsTIN MzRCAKwII.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1896-07-16


For snake bites incurred while picking
blackberries, the Clermont Courier sug.
gests the following treatment:
The poison of the snake is similar to
that of Prussic acid. The remedy of the
sting is ammonia and whiskey. Drink
the whisky, and bathe the wound with
ammonia, having first taken the precau.
ton to stop the blood from getting into
the circulation by the application of q
tourniquet, which may be quickly made
by tying the ends of a handkerchief
loosely together, above the wound-that
is, between the wound and the heart.
Now, place stout stick in the loop
formed by uniting the ends of the hand.
kerchief together, and take up the slack
by twisting the slack as far as it can be
twisted. This will deter circulation.
Then see doctor. Of course, when one
is bitten he will likely be distant from q
physician. But make haste. The sting
is not always fatal, and alcohol and am.
monia are its antidotes. The ammonia
may also be taken internally in it's of.
fcinal form in large doses. The whisky
or other alcoholic stimulant is not spe.
cific against the sting of copperhead,
but it is designed to assist and stimulate
the action of the heart. 1t is we'll, also,
to cut incisions near the sting, and let
the blood from that point flow freely,
and cauterization, by burning the wound
with . coal, hot iron or carbolic acid is
efficacious. And blackberries are not
very good this year anyway.
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silver Basis


The silver basis does not seem to be
largely success in providing money.
If We would increase our volume of
money we must keep our gold and get
more. To this end, one essential thing
is to whip the life out of the silver stand.
ard crowd. Then, with the restoration
of the Republican economic plan, the
revival of industries and the expansion
of business in all branches, there would
be no reason why we should not obtain
in few years as great per capita cir.
culation as France, which, tits pertinent
to note, has $500, 900, 900 more gold than
the United States and $l35, 100000 less
silver -Times-Star.
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General Harrison on Our Finances.

Ex.President Harrison will discuss
our national finances in an article on
"The Secretary of the Treasury" in the
August issue of Ladies' Home Journal.
He will tell the origin of our financial
system; its development; how the
nation raises and disburses its moneys
and the faults of our financiering. Re.
ferring to the methods necessary to
maintain our gold reserve General Har.
rison expresses himself with evident
disapproval, and says that "the present
situation would be absurd if it were not
SO serious" The increase or the dimiu.
ton of the gold reserve, affects every
interest, and the "mending of existing
conditions will be task for the wisest
and strongest statesmanship."
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Nothing has ever been produced to
2oal or compare with Humphreys
le6h 8asol OIL as CURATIVE and
MAILING APPLICATION. 1t has been
"a 40 years and always affords relief
4d always gives satisfaction.
3 Cures Piles or HEMoRRHoIps, External
internal, Blind or distinguishing and
ming; Cracks or Fissures and Fistulas.
e1icf immediate-cure certain.
4 Cures BURNS, Scalds and liberation and
4 Eontraction from Burns. Relief instant.
It Cures Torn, Cut and Lacerated
EiWcunds and Bruises.
Il Il Cures BoILs, Hot Tumors, Ulcers, Old
)ores, Itching Eruptions, Scurfy or Scald
Head. Il is 1nfallible.
Il Cures 1NFLAMED or CAKED BREASTS
Eend Sore Nipples. 1t is invaluable.
II Cures SALT RHEUM, letters, Scurfy
Exuptions, Chapped Hands, Fever Blisters,
Bore Lips or Nostrils, Corns and Bunions,
6ore and Chafed Feet, Stings of Insects.
Three Sizes, 25c., soc. and sI.oo.
~ by Druggists sent postpaid receptof price.
UuPUREYSs HE'D. CO.. IN 4 Wlllau st., New York.
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Legal Notice.

John Allison, whose residence IL unknown,
ona OF the heirs ct law Of James Allison, de-
ceased, Will take notice that Charles D. Young,
administrator Of the estAte Of said JAmas All.
SOD. deceased, on the llth day OF July, A. D.
1895, fled his petition In the Probate Court Of
Highland county, Ohio, alleging that there 70
no peSoonal estate, that he died dezed In fee
simple OF the following described real estate.
situate In said County and Stats to-wit.
TI1sr T1AcT-Bsginning 81 . stone in the
north side Of Honey Alley, opposite the East
side Of Ohesnut 6trest, Sinking Bpriug fhoneo
y. SO degs.. 3. IS poles 70 Stone IN The Hne of
Hiestand's heirs thence n. 10 deGs, w. a
poles to stone, cnrnsr 70 Benjamin West and
others theucs h. 80 degs.t " iSlX polos TO .
stone corner 70 ssid Issao East /; shsncs B. z
dega., =. SIX poles TO the beginning, contain.
Ing thirteen aod twu.thirds aorss of lAud, bs
the same more or leGs.
eBeoND T1AcT-Bsing TIE traet of lsnd
kpovn snd designstsd IN the recorded plat Of
the town OF siuking 81. ing - 0ut Lots Moe.
three, foas. avs and dx %, Z, s end o.
Aid that u u necessary 70 ssll aid real -
tste N oeder 70 pay the debts Of the deeedeat
and the costs Of aaministration.
The prayer Of ssid petition v for sAls Of
sa,d premises, free from dover, for he pay-
ment Of the debts and charges atoreeaA
The pesoon 6ret above mentioned will fur
thes take notiee that he has been nado poyty
defendant 70 sAid petition and that be II -.
qutsod 70 Answer the sAmo on q bofoyo ~ GGh
dA1 Of esptsnber \. D., looe.
~ CnAI1nb q. Youaa. 80
A6GB. - AfoeeAia.4
Hrs = WINNIE, At>crneys. 81
49, - - - = = : -
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0bltsary.
Died, nsarsuSarssss Ridge, Min Lewis,
daughter Of Clinton and May J. Lewis.
June 50, ls96. aged "a yesrs. months
and ~ days, another victim to that in.
siduous malady, and terrible destroyer
Of our race, consumption. Miss Julia
was young lady Of pure and spotless
life. She was the youngest Of the fam.
lily, the pride and pet Of the household.
As pupil at school she was the very
soul of truth and honor, growing to
womanhood with the same spirit. She
had kind word and bright smile for
everyone. Her character was an honor
to the community in which she lived,
and worthy OF imitation by her young
associates. She was reared in the Quaker
faith. There being no congregation of
that religious order with which she could
worship, she, in 1890, united with the
Presbyterian Church, and proved faith.
full member until she was called hence.
Three brothers and one sister mourn
their loss. They have the sympathy Of
all in this their sad bereavement. They
were family noted for their devotion
to each other. This was especially man.
ifested in Julis's case Each vying with
the other to minister to her every want,
and guard her from all exposure. This,
added to her own good judgment, tended
to prolong her life far beyond the expec.
tations of even her physicians. When
the end drew near she expressed a wish
that it was all over. MOT" said she
'that I am afraid to 60, for have always
tried to live 80 that would not be afraid
to die. Do not weep, I am ready and
anxious to CO." Herprayer was granted,
She passed peacefully and quietly away.
"As in her breast the wave Of life
Kept heaving to and fro,
We thought her dying when she slept
And sleeping when she died."
A short and very appropriate funeral
service was conducted at the family
home, by DR.. Peale, pastor of the M. E.
Church, after which the remains were
conveyed to the family cemetery, fol.
lowed by large number of relatives and
friends.
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,.--- =. ---l a.. ....
IN Pus,9snce L o. sn oroef q sne rroosse
court OF hignland county, Ohio, wiu o1er
Tor sale q PUBLIC Auctaons on
9o<urdov Aumu~f q 1Q0a
~ ~.sS AOO
A. a one o'coo. P % m, g me doer g sne Cc9rs
the following described real eetAte. situ.
ated IN me W!sge oY nulsooro and
county Of Highland ana STATE Of OHIO, to-wit
bounded and described % fouows:
Sun DIVISION No. 7-As the same a shown
upon said Administrator subdivision Of thas
Of the Probate Court Of said County and being
part Of Inlot No. ll9 % the same = known and
dec1gnated on the recorded plat OF the Village
OF ni1sDoro. ONO, IN the once OF the Record
er er o. Deeds IN Hienlend county, ana beginning
20 Ieet from tne northeast corner OF satd In
.os .:s NO. liy, sna running IN southerly direc.
non IN m z line parallel With the east line Of said
!nIot, 70 feet 70 an aley-way 10 feet wide
tnence IN westerly direction IN line parallel
wltn tine norm line OF said 11lot SS feet;
thence IN ncrtherly direction IN . line parallel
v.n wl!n sne Ssss nne OF said lnict, % feet to
P9int Pin ~ ~ sne @ norm line OF seid Inlot thence
witn s1id nne IN an easteriy direction, 8S feet
70 the beginning. JA
6uB-D1v1MoN No. 8-As the same ID shown
upon said Administrators sub-division Of the
real estate Of said deoedent, filed in the once
OF the prooete Court, Of said County, and
Oeine Psts .! 1niot liS, aS the same u Known
ana @ oesignated on the recorded plat OF the
nuage OF aiiisboro, Ohio. In the ONCE Of the
recorder OF Deeds OF Highland county, and
Deginning st point IN the north line Of said
inios no. iis, ~ feet from the northeast cor
nsr as snereof, 4 and running thence in southerly
direcsion, 70 ieet IN line parallel with the
e.es nne OF ssid lnlot, TO an slley-way 10 feet
Wiae ; tnence IN 9 westerly direction SS feet In
nne parallel with the north line OF said In
iot, tnence IN IN 2 northerly direction In .
ane PslSlei VIII tne east nne OF said tnlof %
tees s 70 tne nortn hne OF said Inlot thence
v,N witn tne noItn nne tnereof, " feet to the
pace OF beginning.
SUB-DIvrsIoN No. 9.-As the same is shown
upon ssia Acministrator's su6-division Of the
of ths Prohsta Gorrt 80 s.;a eu Heu,4 ~ .ns Ccs
part Of Inlot No. 1l9, O. the same is inowrs
and designated on the recorded plat Of the
pnoosS.r posS =. - m.o vI1U, W ,I .ns omce OF tne
beeinnine At the northeast corner of ss;S rniot Mot
No, li9 and running thence in 4 southsriv Al.
rection. 96 feet With the east lina of asid inint
to an aileyway 10 feet wide thence in 4 vest.
erlv direction. "a feat in a tne n.rs,io, Ia
the north line Of said Inlot thence in north
erly direction, In line parallel with the east
line Of said Inlot, 95 feet to the north line Of
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- A0De4 uUeAvV VVBu otuUVMs "a
"Mors money + the captivating cry
Of silver standard advocates captivating
especially to people who are in debt and
who fancy that II money were low in
value It would be plentiful and easy to
obtain.
But cheaper money would drive out
the dearer. II we came to the silver
standard our s626, ,OO0.O 900 Of gold would
instantly 20 out Of use e. money and the
basis Of currency; that is, We should
lose at once more than one.third Of the
volume of money in the United States
and the remaining two.thirds would
have only one.half Of the purchasing
power of the same amount OF money
today.
More money Doubtless it would be
blessing to the country. We can not
have too much good money. But the
silver.basis advocates point out exactly
the way not to get it.
The silver standard in the United
States would have about the same effect
az the silver standard in other countries,
wouldn't it? Is it the silver nations that
have the larger volume OF circulation ?
Look at these figures from the report of
the Bureau Of the Mint of the per capita
circulation in eight countries:
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A New Novel BY Kudyard Kipling

a NOW NOvel " nuuysIu AAPilnBs
Rudyard Kipling 10 now putting the
last touches on . fifty.thousand.word
novel dealing with the Gloucester fisher.
men and their life on the Grand Banks.
It is written from close personal study
Of the scene and the people. tits Amer.
ican in its characters, and in its plot
seataring and adventurous. It breaks
entirely new ground. The title 10 "Cap.
tains Courageous"
There has been lively competition
for the serial rights of Captains Cour.
ageous." They have been secured for
the United States by the 8. 8. Mcclure
Co., and publication of the novel will
begin in the November of McOlure's
Magazine.
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In pursuance of an order Of the Proba u
Court Of Highland county, Ohio, will ofFer
for sale at Public Auction. on
"Wednesday, July 90, 1895.
On the premises the following described real
estate situate In the county Of Highland, and
6tste Of Ohlo. towit; Beginning at as stone
8. W. corner to DR.. Nathan Troth thence
With the line Of said Troth n. 26 dsgS, Q min,
". 1888 6-10 poles to white oak, corner 10
the land Of Henry Coweill thspcs With Cow
gtll's line, 8. 671< degs., ". 81 $40 poles 70
black walnut, corner TO Joseph Daniels
thence with . line Of said Daniels, 8. NJ dees,.
W. crossing Blinco's Bun ct ~ poles and :
stone IN the line Of said Danisls' at $50 6-l0
poles, 17e l6-100 poles TO the middle Of the
Chillicothe pike, corner TO Daniel Miller and
Chapman thence with said pike, N. 66L deeo,,
3. lb7 40 poles TO point in The middle OF
said pike thence with said pike N. 81 degs., Z.
"a 6.10 poles TO stone In the middle Of caid
pike corner to Beavers and Redkey thsncs
With Redkey's N. AK degs., W. 86 40 poles
seventy-six (176) acres three roods and twenty
conveyed to John Russell BY Henry 8. Foraker.
Said premises were, appraised at 10000.
TERMS OF SALE-One-t third In hand. one
third In one year, and ope-third In two years
from day of sale, with interest the deferred
payments to be secured BY mortgage upon the
premises sold. WILLIAM BAsHoaE,
Administrator de bonis non Of the estate Of
John Russell, deceased.
Huggins Watts, Attorney.
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A United States silver dollar ID worth
two Mexican silver dollars. Anyone
who has travelled in Mexico, will tell
you they give two Of their dollars fos
enc of ours. They have just - much
silver in them. Thsn. Why this differ
encs3 Because our money d al govern
Cd BY the gold standard, and our silver
dollar with an intrinsic value Of hfty
cents. . good here for hundred cent
In cold.
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vssy EorgstsuL

The late earl Of Portarlington was a.
ways forgetting the names Of people
whom he had met. Once. on receiving
q gracious nod from Queen Victoria 1t
= Marlborough house garden-party, &C.
companied by few words Of kindly In
quiry after his health. he replied: *Ycu
are very kind, madam; your face sss.s
strangely familiar 20 me. but for the li1s
OF me cannot remember your name. =
--ean Francisco Argonsut.
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Mr.. Chollyboy-So You took to the
bicycle because you needed exercise ?
Miss Fatimah-Yes, don't you think
lam much more slender than / used
to be
Mr.. Chollyboy (essing down at h-r
bloomsrs) well. really, don't know
jusI what your size vas before you put
'om on.
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Ohio Democrats, in building their
platform recently. neglected to point
with pride to the beauties and benefits
Of the Wilson bill. They are . little bit
shy ct free trade, but make up for this
by . bold dash at free silver. The word
free in Democratic platforms is some.
thing of an incongruity, too. For many
years the word was poison to them. and
they were op. sed to free soil. free
speech, free press and free men with a.
much emphasis as they now embrace
free silver They want nothing free
that would benefit humanity-onl that
which IL destructive to 1t Clernaont
Courier
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As an instance of how the free silver
craze has affected business in Kentucky,
Col. VIM. Witherow, who has been trav.
cling about half the State in the interest
of the Deering harvesting machines, says
that the bulk of the Republican business
men of the State are, Of course, for sound
money, and pretty large sprinkling of
Democrats as we'll, and they say to these
fifty cent fnanciers, if you want our
goods you must pay spot cash or do
without them, for if you advocate de.
preciated currency with which to pay
your debts We can not afford to become
your creditors. This being the case the
farmers are obliged to do without many
of the necessaries, since they cannot get
credit, and business is almost completely
paralyzed in some Of the richest counties
Of Kentucky, due largely to this wild
and unwarranted clamor for cheap
money. This, of course, has its political
bearing aud will have very much to do
with shaping results this year. Demo.
Gratis, with whom Col. Witherow has
talked, declare themselves to be against
the Republican party, but they recognize
the necessity for sound money and Q
protective tariff, and they will vote for
the candidate that represents those 10.
sues regardless of his politics. It may be
hard for the old Moesbacke and Bourboue
to overcome their prejudices and vote
with their progressive neighbors, but
when they have once been enlightened
by the lamp of reason and the lesson Of
experience, they will forever discard
the traditions of the elders and join the
party of patriots and cominoners that
recognize neither patrician nor plebian,
but whose Presidents are chosen from
the ranks Of the populace, merit being
the only qualification. Portsmouth, Trib.
sayI
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nj Pacific New Fast Train.

nencing Sunday, May 10th, the
4 Pacific Railway will inaugurate
= train between st. Louis and
I'd 81. Louis and Wichita, which
= speed and comfort will sur.
Ythiug heretofore attempted.
viii be known - the kansas
6oka Limited" and will have
lnily at $40 p. m, equipped
nen palace buffet sleeping cars
80 chair csss in addition to
~ equipment of baesass and
spvins at Kansas City, 4:25 /;
~ /; 81. Joseph, 700; Omaha,
eoett, CPS I; Wichita, 1880 /;
40 and Joplin $40 the fol.
~. Our Kansas City and
y No. q will leave st. Louis
inolssd Of $40 - hereto
Ksnsas City next morning
> NV train will undoubted.
lr1DqDar With the travelling
time tables and fur.
oS ddrP9 y, r Warwick,
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70 HORSE OWNERS.

zticn try Dr. Cady's Condition Powders.
hey tone up the system, aid digestion, cure
- Of appetite, relieve constipation, correct
kidney disorders and destroy worms, giving
NV life to an old or over worked horse. 25
Sents per package. For sale by druggists.
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Aamberlain's Eye and Skin Ointment
IL . certain cure for Chronic Sore Eyes,
formulated Eye Lids, Sore Nipples, Piles,
Eczema, letter, Salt Rheum and Scald Head,
3 cents per box. For sale by druggists.
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Hampton and his wife always make
cails on their wheels"
YES, and tie very good trick"
"Hnw 10 II good trick 7"
''It saves clothes-any old thing will
do 70 wear on bicycle.
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BFown-Hsve you read this article
upon "How to tell bad egg ?"
Jones-No. but If you have anything
70 tell . bad sgg. nsy advice is TO break
it eontly. vi
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It y not possible that our, patiens'
coat Of asms will ever b liiy esnt dol
las rampant over xseesury pepslla>e.
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ewfil you b. nv vile. Fsaulein Paula.
ard make me happy ?"
Lam sony. doctor, but ] should IKE
~ ~ haepy nyself." |"
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The Democrats Of Ohio don't have .
word to say for "iFee rrade," in their
platform. This u significant. After .
four years. trial Of the free trade heuesy,
NOT . soul in Ohio Il found TO lift mp his
voice In favor Of It. II was weighed and
found wanting, and there 10 no one TO
even give Il . decent burial
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40. S-W. RY.
TIME TABLE.
Daily except SUNDAY

&ree dstsil Information regarding rates, itime
- op1necting lines, sleeping. parlor, dining
- 81, sddrese A. A. Scott, Ticket Agent B.
v4s d ". Ry.. Hillsboro, o., or g. B. Wsrfel,
l6eAnt General Passenger Agent, Cincin-
~ Ohio.
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Administrators Sale.
REAL ESTATE.

In pursuance Of an order Of the Probst 70
Court Of Highland county. Ohio, viii ofFer
for ale at Public Auction. ON