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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-09-18
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Para Hayrc y escalas vap fr "ville de
Marseille" despachado por ] T Silva y
Co, con Il siguiente carga: Para ST.
Thomas Marcos A Caraso ? 6ya brls
tabaco elaborado.
Para Burdeos Ochoa y Hermano
10 sls cafe con $50 kilos.
Para Eamburgo Rucabado y Co,
500 pacas tabaco en- rama con 3ooS6
kilos.
Para Havre Sus Consienatarios 2s
sIs cafe con 1879 kiIOs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-09-18

Aver tuvo efeeto en- esta ciudad Ia
anunciada reunion de Ia Junta Medico-
Farmaceutica, en- Ia que Sc reeligio Ia
Junta directiva y Sc tomaTon algunos
acuerdos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-09-18

Jose Julian Marcano, confnade del
Presidio. ha sido absuelto, por sobresei-
miento. en- la causa que Sc seguia en- Ia
Audiencia de Ponce sobre asesinato er
Ia persona del sefior Moscoso.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-09-18
TABAcO

Las existencias &c este articd
regulares y los precios est&n en-
con La calidad del artfculo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-09-18

La Ofcina del TEMPO, Departamento
de Agriculture, nos comunica atenta
mente TN cablegrama recibido de la
Habana, en- el que Sc afrma que ha de-
saparecido la perturbation ciclonica ini.
ciada el s$bado en- la Isla Trinidad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-09-18

Los ayuntamientos que & continual
ci6n detallamos han dado cuenta & la
Secietaria civil del n1mero de muertos
y heridos con motive del temporal del
dia 8 del mes proximo pasado y los per-
juicios causados en- las propiedades. cal
culandose estos 10 mas fielmente possible,
Barceloneta muertos victimas del
cicl6n /; muertos por iDundaci6a 2
perdidas en- las propiedaoes 37S.2oc
provinciales.
Rinc6n perdidas ca las propiedade:
IoI 900 pesos Io centavos provinciales.
Aibonito muertos vfetimas del cicloa
~ heridos 60; perdidas en- las psopie'
dades 4o7.os4 pesos provinciales.
p~fsnass r.at -l.ss h1rdPNoee 81 cjcl6uL
pesos 2rovinciales.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-09-18

a5CIBe ac'usTia
...., .- TRAVESIA ,,-r
Maryland s7f} ST sopendiente
Trayan descargando
Francisco desearg&ndo'
Sc enccentran ademas en- nuestro
puerto los buqnes americanos siguientes {:
carbonero Cesar" y el vapor de guerra
"New Orleans - Qi.t1s1 GssC a.
FsaAt1 70 esaHao2 . sia'Vs4l
aa CABOTAJE go sa x, =
India peudietffe
Dichosa pendiente
Mayaguezana Aguadilla y Mayagiiez
Dolores Naguabo y Humacao
Dolorito pendiente
Providencia ~ lss Soy Faiardo
Isabella . .saaga sbqa5,s Yabucoa
Vasco aa- eh s..sebs cargando
.GbnglsI 9b 4
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-09-18
s 12H a IS
: IsH a "a
Hacienda sin ere
Id. eseordo1
MAZE.

Llegaran rnuy en- breve partida
nuevo grano, y como las e,isteaci
macenadas SON baslante regulases. p
algo picadas, eotizamos . 5 4 fame
e "..t}; ;..s-:-.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-09-18

El Gobiernc portugues ha ordenado
poner en- libertad 4 les dos agentes de
policia transvaalenses que habian dete-
nido las autoridades de la Bahia Dele
goa, y ha decretado asimismo la restitu
ci6n de las municiones y armss destina
das a la Repdblica Sud Africana y sue
habfan sido capturados en- Ia referida
Bahia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-09-18
RON

Hay muy poeas existencias dell
artfculo, y con las noticias recibidas|
Isla que no SON NADIA satisfactotial
precios han Experimental alza. Cd
mos 4 $500 prueba ~ $50 al de
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-09-18
ANDRADE Y MONIs

El peri6dico dreyfusista L,Ax-
royv publica una carta del Presiden
te Andrade. probando con gran
acopio de razones, la inoceucia del
captain semita.
Dicha carta fuG dirigida por el
referido general al Ministro de
Justicia Mr.. Monis.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-09-18

iInnInM iInfrin
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-09-18

La Junta de Sanidad acordo. en- una
de sus 1ltimas sesiones, hacer presente
al alcalde la necesidad de regar las GALES
de modo que las aguas corran en- abun-
dancia por las alcantarillas. Asi mismo
acord6 que para el riego deben utilizarse
las bocas &c incendio; y en- los sitios
donde a1n no las haya instalacas debe
emplearse uno de los carros del ejereito
destinados 4 csc servicio.
Hemos tenido el gusto de recibir la
atenta vista del distinguido General do
minicano don Federico Lithgous, quien
probablemente formara parte del nuevo
gobierno que sc instale en- Ia Repdblica.
Reiteramos al General Lithgous nues
tro atectuoso saludo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-09-18

El dia 4 del actual descarg6 una tor
menta elEctrica sobre Worcester Massa-
chusetts]. causando grandes dados en- la
ciudad y sus inmediaciones. Algunos
edi6cios quedaron arrasados por ell fue
60 l:asta su base, pero los daiios mayo
res fueron causados por la lluvia. Cree.
sc que las perdidas materiales alcanzau
8 muchos miles de loiIa,S.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-09-18

da. por lesIones inferidas Placido Bel
tran.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-09-18
DESPAcHADos

OPERAcIoNEs De BUouEs EN- Pro.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-09-18
OAMBIO8

OAMBIO3
Sobre Londres. :. $8.2s a $s.3e 4
l" New York. -. 500 p. & p. \
!" Paris. ........ 81 . s. p.,
(" Madrid y Bar. ~
celona. $34a35 p./
'''-'','
Las operaei
papel han obtei
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-09-18

FL ayuntamiento de la ciudad de
Sur desplega mucha actividad en- re
componer los desperfectos sufridcs en- e
hospital Tricoche," habitaci6n de la!
Hijas de la Carload y Asilo de Anciano
Desamparados.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-09-18

Esta noche pondra en- escena Ia com
paiifa artfstica que sct6a en- nuestro tea
tro "Los Hugonotes", comedia de don
Miguel Echega'ay y "Los cuadros di.
solventes". letra de Perrin y Palacios y
m1sica del Maestro Nieto, ce!ebradisi-
mos autores los tres de gel Certkmen
Nacional". Para la noche de msiiana Sc
anuncia Ia representation del popular
drama de Zorrilla "Don Juan Tenorio".
Los seiiores Joseph S. Thomas Elkin
ton, de Filadelfa, fabricantes del jabop
denominado "Borfnquen", han concedi.
do authorization q sus representatives en-
Mayagdez, sehores Bravo Co, para
distribuir IS cajas del expresado artfculo
entire los pobres que sufrieron con mott.
vo del recientemente pasado huracan.
Dicho reparto Sc llev6 & efecto el dia de
hoy, IS, de 9 4 10 de Ia maiiana de 2
& 8 de Ia tarde.
Al proceder algunos peones & Ia lin
pieza de un plantfo en- Ia hacienda "Res
ciudad del Sur. Sc encontr6, al
remover Ia terra, el cadaver de un HON
bre, el de un nifio, varios trozos de niue.
bles de caoba y tres fotografias que re.
presentan personas de una misma familia
Uno de aquellos retratos, en- cuyo res
paldo sc destaca el nombre de "Rosa",
a una seiiora, como de 4ol
AMOS de edad, con sombrero yredecilla.
chal negro de seda, collar pequeio, alfi-
Ter con die sujetando el cuello del chal
Y, sobre el pecho. un reloj con cadena.
Al reverse de la fotografia del nifio apa |
'ece una firma y rGbrica de "Francisco
Lorenzo Castro" y bien apagado "Eva
Ana Rosa Carreras -: ademzs el
,ombre y direction del 70 t5Rrafo
'Rudd y Penny. Costa Rica". All
espaldo de la fotografia del j6ven no
lpareee escritura ninguna. Aparenta
ener 20 a AZ aiios de edad, bien vestido
le paiio negro y con leontina y die. A
Il llega, pues, contsndo con estos, el
l1mero de los cadaveres encontrados ca
a hacienda ''Restaurada". Unos dos
lias despues del cicl6n habfase recogido
n el mismo site el de una Seiiora.
Martin Burgos, Francisco Ortufio,
darcelino Mahonet y Francisco Guada-
ape, muchachos de I3, IL y I6 amos,
an ingresado en- el preside 4 sufrir
ondena. 81 Jefe de dicho penal orde.
8 inmediatamente 50 asistencia 4 Ia es
uela y al mismo TEMPO que concurranl
taller de zapateria con e fin de que
prendan el ofcio.
81 sabado zarp6 de este puerto CON
limbo a La Guaira, el crucero de gue- I
. de 5: clase "Detroit". Il
Ha lleeado pof ruta desie Toa-alta Z
4 disposition del Sr. Fiscal de Il Su- 3
'ema corte de Justicia, QuIntin Estra 4
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-09-18

Sc VENDE Ia casa n1mero IS de Ia
calle de Ia Cruz de esta Ciudad.-
mara Juan E. Tinaiero, Cristo 5. 3-3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-09-18

AzGCAR
2.i9oa 51 afLsisq.3saalf g.F
Sia operaciones. Qsa obeb1oss
|AFh .Gss9
Llegan regulares partidas de este gra
no para 90 venta, y los precios que al
eanzan son los siguientes /:
sal pao 81 Sgp ,eioisaa s4E.1
& ; 'IoA . IoA Corrientes Cuba.
: 11KaIa sRildn M 2
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-09-18

81 sabado zarp6 de este puerto cor
rumbo 4 La Guaira, el crucero de gue,
IRA de s. clase "Detroit".
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-09-18

La alcaldia del Dorado transcribe a Ia
Secretaria civil un acuerdo de aquel
ayuntamiento, manifestando que queda
yente 0on ret0Inan0 n. NeSIerOS, Y na-
ciendo fgurar en- so nou,bre dofia 10.
sefa del propio apellido.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-09-18

FL pr6ximo jueves tendra efecto en- Ia
casa que habita en- Ponce don E. Sala-
zar, una reunion de las damas que for
man Ia Association bene6ca para soco-
rro de los pobres de aquella ciudad, con
objeto de organizar de6nitivamente Ia
referida Association y recojer adhesiones.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-09-18

Ha lleeado poi ruta desie Toa-alta
y 4 disposition del ST. FiscaI de Il Su-
prema corte de Justicia, Qulntin Estra
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-09-18

Ninguno.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-09-18

Invita- Ia Acadia de esta ciudad q los
contribuyentes comprendidos en- las ta-
rifas de patentes por venta de tabacos y
bebidas alcoholics, & que hagan efecti.
vas sus Quotas, sin necesidad de otro
aviso, por estar aprobados dichos arbi.
trioa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-09-18

Las operaei
papel han obten
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-09-18

FL Asilo de Pobres de Mayagiiez sos
tiene en- Ia actualidad 60 hombres, 46
mujeres y s dementes. Sc ha designa.
do una Comisi6n de seiioras para que
trabaje en- pro dc este establecimiento
benefco, procurando que Sc nutra la
lista de suscripci6n mensual.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-09-18

Ha fallecido en- Fajardo Ia sefiora
doia Modesto Benitez, viuda de Guzman.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-09-18

El Teniente Cristy ha salido con fuer.
"a de Ia Policia Insular para Maricao 4
consecuencia de haber ocurrido algunos
ineendios en- aquella Jurisdiction.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-09-18

Entire los dependencies de la Playa de
Ponce infciase una suscripci6n, con el
obje.o de arreglar la Ig;esia de aquel
poblado.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-02-19
TERRIBLE WRECK.
Tventy-one Persons Killed and
Hundred Injured Ncnr HrMsscls.

Hundred Injured Nchr bT"sscts'
Brussels February lS-An express train
from Calais, having passengers from Lon
don on board, coliided today with sta
tionary train at Foret, near this city
Thirty persons were killed outright ana
fifty were more or less injured.
The train left Journal at 5:22 THIS
morning and reached Eoret at s:4. I'M
medately afterwards the Mons express
dashed ct full speed into the station ano
ran into the Journal train, which was
standing at the platform. 1t is SAD tna'
owing TO the fog the engineer OF lhe ~, ~
nress train did not see the sigh'is. ns
Collision was appalling. The express ioSO-
motive mounted on TOP OF the ~ ,,.aro
riages of the Journal tram "hagn ,rorc
fllled with passengers. Ihese cars "e'
smashed to pieces. 49, ,,, TWENTY
Later-Reports show that ohly Ny 49,
one persons were killed, put that on1 r
ared were injured. There were ~ HN'''''
leans or English among the Vlell'ns'
THE scene of tho wreck presents 'el
rible picture. When the ioconollEs y,
the express train leaped on the roois u,
tho tbree rearmost carriages OF ene !, w
from Tournai. 1t crashed throusn thep'
ana gfound tho carriages ana tlelr uo-
cunants into an almost inextri ape ilh
Of splintered wood. broken ana t"is ~.
iron work and mangled humanity. oil
n, The bodies of the victims were iouuu
rtortwined in the wheels OF the eNpreo.
iocomotiye. The terrible di hgnrehehe VI
the dead passengers was appalling
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pocket for the ever handy snuff box, hoping
to refresh herself with u dip"
The boys came ia with arms full of fire.
wood.
The mother turned an eXpectant face to
| the north and as she gdged the gray clouds
began rising, darkening pushing away the
warmth and tenderness of the blue above
it.
| "There comes the norther," she cried to
! the boys. make fire quick -"
1 Even as she spoke swift, strong gust
| Of wind swept from the north, touching her
| warm cheek with an icy breath. Before the
| fire could be coaXed into heat, the wind
was beating with fury the rude clap boards,
and the occupants of the prairie cabin were
| blue with cold and shivering as with an
/ aSue.
| In less time than II takes to write IL the
breeze had risen to hurricane. Before an
hour had passed the water In the bucket,
| in the chicken trough, everything was COW
cred with ice,
The trembling group piled on the wood
| in tho big fireplace
| Look out doors, son, and see II you
can see the men folks coming" said the
anxious mother.
| The sudden change In the temperature
| the feeling OF loneliness and isolation, tha
bowling norther and The something of
! fear we can never give name, shook
/ the womnn's slight frame us with u rlgor
/ chill.
The boy came back to the fire. "Mother,"
| he said, with a childish culver in his voice,
II don't see nothin' 'cept man sitIin' on
horse in his shirt sleeves at the gate"
"Lordy, lordy," cried the woman, all
| the hospitality of the frontier alive In
moment Nobody oughter be out in such
weather 10 and tell him to light aud
come in out of the cold"
fhose were days OF real Texas hospital
ity, when the latch string always hung
outside, and the stranger was heartily well
coined to the cabin hearth and table. There
was touch of pathos and sublimity about
the unquestioning hospitality Of the early
/ homes OF Texas.
The boy rushed out in the bittor cold.
When he returned there was look on
/ his face which the norther had not made.
| "Mother, the man won't get down"
| "What did he say to your
"Iie didn't say nothin',"
"oh, he didn't hear you, the winds blow
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-02-19
BULGARIA. IN DISTRESS.


r,udstan Was Urnb1e to Relieve
the Sinking Vessel.
heren, February 1S.-The British
ans, Koordistan, Captain Simpson,
Ia Savanna on January &c for this
n ID arrived here and reports that on
sausry5 in latitude Al north and longi-
III u west, she sighted the Hamburg
lsaitan line steamer Bulgaria, which
III signalling that she was in want Of
|unNIate assistance and sinking. The
kaiA oil tank steamer Weehawken and
naAr steamer were standing by the
}kria at the time. The steering gear
fh latter was broken and her rudder
hi hating violently from side to side.
4 Ne Bulgaria also had very heavy list
pf, her deck being level with the
rg on the port side. Her port bows had
Va carried away. The boats of the Koor-
It'll rainly attempted to reach the Bull
Isii, but were unable to do so owing to
p heavy weather prevailing. The Koor-
btu. stood by the disabled steamer for
+ sEty.eight hours, but lost sight of her
|fulg a hurricane, which was accompanied
IN ball, on February 6.
twas evident to those on the Koordis-
y that the machinery of the Bulgaria
" disabled, but they added everything
|M quiet on board her and there was no
|sHs While every one Wore life-belt.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-02-19
SAMOAN SITUATION.
p,olomats VIII Discuss the Ins"''H
offered to Americn.

washington, February lS-The samoan
complications are about to pass into the
safe lines of diplomatic treatment In tns
Judgment of the officials here VINO say
there is really not much danger In tne
situation II sensible counsels prevaii anu
subordinate officers refrain from over
Jealous acts and words and letters
Although no official notice is expce'ea
% ne taken of the epistle written by chiei
,ustice Chambers to his brother In TINS
oo,,rtrv criticising the Germans SO Freely
:, q n fact that he has thereby given an
noyance to ell parties
TO correct any lingering apprehension
rat The arrival OF the United States ship
pn,,adelphia at Apia win mark coup and
~ sorc,ble restoration Of Malietoa to the
,hrone il may be stated on authority that
notbing OF the kind is expected to occur
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-02-19
INCIDENT.
..,.,,t for the Release Of
Iis,sssnuhI Refused
!, i SERVE HIS TERM IN JAIL
| ~. chamber. TO he su'-
= 5ssn'. ranus VIII he
So Ia ON the Throne

February 1s.-secretary OF
birC0D rsf,sed the request OF the
W !,r - to direct the release release
Y l rv,.rssmuhl, the German citizen
AK the recent riots .I in samoa nm%
inn'' M American consul ana
Z e b he windows of the supreme
gambler A.. commitment OF
a'' r,rayesmuhl was arrested ana
~, s.,e,s Chief Justice Chambers,
lin 500 aud sentenced him to
~ CONSIGNMENT. Mr.. Rafael, as
y 4 The provisional government,
.,royed him from his place OIL
and brought him before the
=, ,onsul. who fined him 500 ana
=. release. Gravesmuhl has been
and will be compelled, as a
cf'so, ref,lsal OF the United States
9 w n serve his 100 days IN jan.
pflele, Inc wealthiest German citi-
w samoa, and had a great deal OF
~ the recent riots, though in
lsS m.rtaiion to the State depart
". German government intinfTt ed
us ,s drunken German of little
'4 britain and the United States
L ulsr WIN of the legality of Chief
y. rhambers in the matter OF the
4, n Tanus as king, and as, under
P'N Nm the decision of a majority OF
s.ss uowers shall be accepted by
s wsl here is no doubt that Tanus
\ ~. I. Installed as king, and that nego-
N. viii be commenced looking to
s,urp to exile of Mataafa.
, s AZ of6cial reports of Chief Justice
t,Srs and Consul General Osborn
4. state department grave charges
rhmitted against Mr.. Rose, the
IN, ~, representative of Germany.
4. rsnorts show that Rose and Raj
u ! ,.,rsnired TO place Mataafa on the
y and failing in such conspiracy
' means, the rebellion was precipi-
4 X which has now produced the diplo-
= negotiations between the United
3 and Great Britain on the one side
Io,many on the other.
4, authorities deeply regret the ac-
! 4 ina American consul in signing
reclamation organizing a provisional
yunlent
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-02-19
I'm, 60. Go out again" The mother spoke
,aryoueIv and fratfully,

In SO. Go out again" The motner spohe
nervously and fretfully
1T don't want 10, mother, please, ana
A look OF dread crept over the poyish laee'
Wondering at her sons seeming relue,ahee
and Selling big shawl, the woman "oht
out on her own errand OF mercy. q, ~ Vnn
of Gods creatures should suffer In such
bitter cold while her hre was burning
brightly.
AS she glanced up the road che saw Win
Glad heart the men folks nearing lhe
lot gate. They were wrapped III oyeIoonsss
and blankets, and the horses, VIII neaa
bent and nostris spread. were oreastihi'
the storm as best they could ohe tnou a
with thankfunese. her hus5and would sooh
be in the house and the mucn neeaeu woo
was also now at hand.
She ran on down the slippery pat
toward the front gate.
The hitter norther struck her merciless
ly in the face. TEe drlzzle, when wa
| beginning TO come froze as 1t touched hei
The sharp fiecks OF ice cut her cneek an
| almost closed her eyes, as, Win heha
bent down. she hurried up to the fence,
stranger, get down quick; take your
| norge round to the men folks ana come
| In TO the fire. You're more'n welcome
| she cried out Ia anxious. womnniy tones
| She waited moment for MIN 70 speah.
her face almost covered by the big, gray
! shawl.
The fierce rush Oh tho "nortber' and the
| clicking of the falling Ice was her only
she nut back the wrapping from her
head and glanced up at him sitting above
heI in his shirt sleeves.
In womanly pity she began again ID
louder tones: stranger, get down, ana =
She stopped Something In the mans look
froze tho words upon her lips. Hc moved
NOT muscle, only looked with wide open
ewes straight ahead. The horse he roue was
trembling in every hber.
A dreadful agony OF fear, she hardy
knew OF what, swept over her. yet her
yearning desire TO help stranger ana
gsyfarer for moment gave her strength,
ard she moved round and nearer 70 see
hin better In the gathering gloom.
THE men coming In from the lot nearo
n Wild cry OF agony and fear and met her
rushing 10 the cabin.
They ran down TO tae gate. !.
In the gathering shadow they saw me
silent figure in It's white shirt sleeves sun
looking straigh. ahead. still seated mo-
tionIess on the quivering horse
When with the determination ana cooi-
ness of men they closed round the ma
ana looked into his pallid, staring race
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-02-19
PECULIAR POlSONS.
sNERATED IN THE HUMAN BODY.
NAesuIt of Imperfect Digestion of
Food

Food,
s.vy living thing, plant or animal, con-
~ wllnln Itself the germs of certain
'say and death.
, y 'ne human body these germs of death
M NV ny scientists Ptomaines), are usu-
u, ~ le result of imperfect digestion of
NJ. INC result of Indigestion or dys-
~ stomach, from abuse. weakens, does
i, pmmptly and thoroughly digest the
I'M, .ne result Is heavy, sodden mass,
IA Nv ierments tthe first process OF de-
~, * poisoning the blood, making 1t thin,
m. ana lacking in red corpuscles; pois-
~ Tue brain. causing headaches, pain
i, Question weakens the heart, caus-
ijs. reputation, and finally bringing on
hoss W THIS very important organ.
|np.,r. nigesuon pcisons the kidneys,
| i An ibrights disease and diabetes.
|her III. ais IL so because every organ,
Irsss nerve depends upon the stomach
Itul az nourlsiment and renewal, and
d H., question shows itself not only In
NM, ~ q appetite and flesh. but In weak
M ana muddy complexion.
1 a sreat English scientist, Huxley, said
|knt start In life is sound stomach.
|sIy s.rmachs fail to digest food prop
Il aI ssss,use they lack the proper quantity
|tl snS acids (lactic and hydrochlo-
kr,h,a peptogenic products; the most
|An T. remedy In all cases of indiges-
" =, % take. after each meal, one or
nus ~ n.uarts Dyspepsia Tablets, be-
10 ie,, lucy supply Ia pleasant, harm
|shs l ssl, az the elements that weak stom-
,,n H. Regular use Of stuart.s pvsnon.,a
ssub,s VIII cure any form OF stomach
NV KEPT cancer ~ the stomach.
Eeiopy, increase flesh. insure pnre blood,
|Ys,lsru etves, bright eyes and clear COM
tpn W. BECAUSE al these result only
Ssa,,sa olespme food we'll digasted.
hpds AZ druggists sell stusrt's pys-
~ !. ssolels at so cents. full sized pack
~ W mail. by enclosing price to
k,fpi,S -, Marshall, Mich. but ask your
>iss. nrs,. A little book on stomach
w, mniied free, Address Stuart Co.,
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