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10 EAST FORTr-NINTH STREET. .-SUlTS OF
ly KD ms eieg ana freshly furnished Zinc udinc the
psror Hop). wh rirage table If reqned; also Bosrd for
or two gel
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AMUsEMENrs.

the sss rFsfzy fFss HsesssSSS
HER xEw S'a COMPANY.
purpose sTEss 'e 81 PeT asSs ssqpssaus oths
announce the presen. most positively the
LAST WEEK Of Blue Blue BEARp
LAST LAST WEES WEES 9. my Heart True 2 Ioi.,,;;
LAST LAST WEEK WEEK Si anA1ats n&AaH2t'oAfxEA oASsEH
LAsF LAsr WEEK WEEK Of Of oasn aysT bo Gss,s s,s T.
Ns by highly
SATURDAY MATiSEr, II si.S'' SEPTEMBER g.
saass should secure IN ADVANCE in order svoa The
rush .n a. sae time Of % ,oEpssning sEs IN the doors
THE "PsRsi, PFiSci,ss I1rhHssn or hfHRssssniAuikDE.
Enxa4eOen terminates September 23 the company aSr
pearine at the Boson rueat1e september ~.
100 GLOBE THEATRE.
7as BROADWAY.
HOUSES CROWDED ~ AN oyERFLow.
ssnsa'Tss0'ns public. A'srynl1gs Tag new and S''d''a
bALLHFso HFssogrE, - - 1~.SE TSEours;
bill All the nannoih troupe in new oo Fun, auase and
%sSssSas ass sgsS as5 K s xDAr
fJNERRACE GARDEN.--JULLLENS CONCEErSt
FIJI 4s sss Evssise R'SssSn ss
Jt.LIENS FAREN ELL Sen eff,
GRAND COM lined ENrERTA1NMEAT,
LYRICAL, DRAMATIC, MUSICAL, pYRvrECuNlC;;
NINE. FRANkhU HESSE, MME fRANkhU HESSte
SlGAOti AIOCCI, ST NOR ALOCCI,
who eracousy oIcr hrr services for this occasion.
LICHTMAY. LICHTMAY. LICHTMAY.
ADoLrnE 1SfEssSSS sttEsSSayr ADJS AFIsAES sShsDonrs
FULL uRChEsTRA AND CHORUS.
LITTLE IUDDLIKINS
BY FAvORITE AMATEUR DRAMATIC COMPANY.
Grala Lex verein March, BY Mr EICE -
ANIL RlCAN Ar,D GERMAN NATIONAL AIRS
with Bengal Ii hit nlumpatpns OF the Garden.
FLIGHT OF SH-LLS AND ROCKETS
Admiration ceuts O'clock
N. B.--If 1t post ponenent to Saturday, 9Th
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90 FAST 9lsT STREET. BETWEEN BROADWAY
A,J and Fourth svenne TO ie with hrst class oaId
lW OF irons Rooms the second foor, handsomely fur
asaed; references.
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Cfr WEST FiFTy-r0URTH STREET. NEAR BROAD
II way.-A email prys,e faray would s three Rooms
the second oor with Board references given sed re-
Qpartd.
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alOD STREET.. A3s. SECOND FLOOR LARGE FRONT
Le1 Room and Be et with Board: ange
suite three Other Roons house and neishbcr
hood hrN class
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S1hTn STREET, s.s wEST.-A PRIVATE FAMILY
TO gentleman and wife and single gentlemen; References
required.
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10 WEST TwFNTY-FUC RrH sTRgrg, OPPOSITE
Il - Fifth enue Hotel.isegany furnished Rooms te
let with OF without gentlemen wives single
Eehtlenlef. lefms nlotcrate.
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Ole WEST TWENTY FOURTH STREEr--TO LET,
ZlO with Board, two handsomely FUN sh ID Rooms on
second floor, gentleman aud vile or Gentlemen priya,e
bath. References.
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q'HE LoDEH MANSION. 1T RYE. y. ", WILL RE
n5ain for Boar0ers dur, the autumn and winter
srepiee with every convenience ci1.s CT house.
with ekaant surrJindin.s yaeancies win occur few
tays. those desiring for ng
months receive the same et vey moctate rates DIS
the depot abuu, i've fhe proprietor
fers by perm ION, to Homer Morgan, Esq, No. Pine
street. ADDRESS box 103 Rye, N. Y.
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s)N6. WEST TMENTY,FIRsT STREET, BETWEEN
.zOD Seventh and Eighth avenues, Han soms y fur
nshed Rooms VITA Boar location aad table lirs class;
references eXchaneei.
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NEW LECIURE.--DR. 4. 8. LAMBEHT, OF THIS
IN civ viii re I'd paper before Liberal club this even
ing septemsers ass fl,.,r.ens has Subject.
~ New Cinssrc stion Of fhyspogcas Topics, txhipnS
Go nplete Aualyss synhcss aso 1heenos ~ kta.
,ons ior ihe var,tnz Fatws lonSeyKss On p'fcs"pt
Per.nsr Public pvtcd ~ .-' &
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on WEST TUIgTY- SECOND SrREET.--IIAs DsoNg-
~ farns ed Suits of Rooms, families single
with without Board frivate table house and
1 Aauce 6ksi class; les. References
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An Extraordinary Suicide.
A Nan Dl0sss Out III Pvoins seiM Pysso
Loaded seiM W0tSr.

Prom the New York Sun.
Charles Ciffron, Of 423 West Thirty eighth
street, committed suicide yesterday after.
noon by shooting himself In the head with
. double barreled pistol. Ciffron, who wa
. cabinet maker, had been suffering from,
depression Of spirits, and had told his wife
that II business wss not more prosperous
this Winter than it was last no would kill
himself. Hssaid on several occasions that
Il would be - nice, easy death to die from
= water.shot." Yesterday afternoon, .
short time before he shot himself. his wife
went up stairs into the bedroom, leaving
him in his shop sitting In his rocking chair:
She had been up stairs but . short time
when she heard the report Of pistol. On
fastening down stairs she found the body
Of her husband sitting upright in the rock.
er with the top of his head blown OF. The
room Vas besmattered with blood and
brains, and the little child in the cradle
was literally covered with ito fathers blood.
The pistol with which he had shot him.
self was lying beside him on tho door,
With one barrel discharged. He had loaded
II with powder and ball. and rammed .
cork down over the charge. ho had then
nearly filed tho pistol with water, Of.
ter which no had inserted another cork,
which served 40 . plug to keep the water in.
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The Ktss0 81 Italy u q Losstsiana
.f. ~ ..sl ~ COeert. -...s.~.. u

rss. ~ Nov osisa.s nne4 De-. astl
4 very novel and curious point wss rails.
ID in the Second District Court, day before
yesterday, in . probate case, whsrein .
legstee. under bequsst Of property in this
State, being IN Italisn, was sued BY the
State for the ten per cent imposed by the
State law on al legacies to foreigner
There 10 an exception in the law In favor
Of the citizens Of those nations which have
treaties with cur Government exempting
our citizens from . like tax on legacies be-
queathed 10 them in their country. In this
case the defendant produced : certified copy
Of = treaty between the United States and
the Kingdom Of Sardinia, in which this OK.
emption is stipulated In favor of American
citizens.
E. Bermudsz, who represented the State
in this claim, Get up the plea to the aduis-
sion of this document, that no such king
dom - Sardinia existed, or had existed for
several years. It was . well known histor.
ical fact that that kingdom had been merged
into the kingdom of Italy. This fact was
admitted by the counsel Of the other side,
but the conclusion was denied that the
treaties of Sardinia had become invalid
thereby; on tho contrary, the kingdom Of
Italy was subrogated to all tho rights and
obligations imposed upon that Of Sardinia
in tho treaties with the United States. In
proof Of this : letter was exhibited from
Hamilton Fish, Secretary Of State Of the
United States, certifying the validity Of the
treaty In question. Whereupon IN attor.
neY somewhat prone to Wit remarked that 4
big FISH. was very good authority 70 deter
mine the rights of Sardinea.
MI. Bermudsz was not ct oil satisfied on
the point, drst, because he wished to gain
Ills case; aud second, because being one of
the most jealous and eloquent defenders of
the Papal authority and denouncers of the
sacriligeous authority thereof, by the ambi-
tious King Of Italy, he should regard HIM.
self false to his faith and conscience. to
recognize him - having any rights which
good Christians were bound to respect.
The Judge. though . good Catholic,
thought otherwise, and King Victor Eman-
uel won another victory.
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Pharisaicol Delicacy.
IN Aetov's RoM to CAy;ssion 4epulehrs.

IN Aeser. Right 70 ca-i.s;en s<pu.ear..
New York Times December Ssthl
On Wednesday, the 22d instant, ~ OUT
readers are already informed, George Hol.
land, the veteran actor, died at his residence
in this city. On tho following day Joseph
Jefferson, the distinguished comedian, who
was IN old and warm friend of the deceased,
called on the Rev. w. T. Sabine, Rector of
the Episcopal Church of the Atonement,
corner Of Madison avenue and Twenty
eighth street. for the purpose Of asking him
to perform the funeral service over the body
of Holland. Mr.. Jefferson, without giving
his name, told the clergyman the objfct Of
his visit. and informed him that he had
been requested to zee him about the obse.
quies By one Of Mr.. Hollands lady relatives,
who was one Of the parishioners Of his
church.
Mr. Sabine sieuidsd his willingness to
read the burial rite, aftsr which Mr.. Jeffer.
son made mention of the fact that the do.
ceased gentleman was IN actor. On hear
ing this announcement, Rev. llr. Sabine
Immediately exclaimed that 10 strongly oh.
jected to officiating q tho funeral II such
WAS the case. Instead of complying with
the request he referred bis visitor to the
Episcopal Church Of the TRANSPORTATION in
East Twenty. ninth street, near Fifth sve.
nue., which lie spoke Of q 1.-THE little church
around the corner, telling him u the same
time that they might do It" (mealing the
funeral serviccs) for him at that place. Mr..
Jefferson replied. "All honor to that little
church," and then left the clergyman's
house with bis feelings greatly shocked
he subsequently, saw Rev. DR.. George H.
Houghton, pastor If the Church of the
Transfiguration, who expressed his entire
willingness to oflciate Il MI. Hollands IA.
neral. and TO have it take place at his
church. MvH t#1
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NEW NORTH. WEST.
The As,tee Failure.
From TIE Chicago Tsibsne, Jan ~

From TIE Chicago Thbspe. Jan ~
The failure or suspension Of Oskes and
Oliver Amos, of Massachusetts,, 10 the most
important and W may add. lsmcntsble
event which has occurred in financial cir.
cles for many years. Among the promo
Ter, Of Western development and proeperi'
~ they have long been pre.eminent- When
Ir. I. 9. Durant had exhausted his own
resources and credit in building the first
hundred miles of tho Union Pacific Rail-
road, and the enterprise seemed likely to
come to n s;andstill, the Ames broth 70.
who had become millionaircs in the manu-.
Eacture OF shovels and plews, in Nsssachu-
sets. were persuaded TO take hold of the
work. Percciving the necessity of having
. connection with the East, to insure the
rapid construction of the rord, they joiued
Mr.. John l. Blair in his enterprise for the
completion of the Cedar Rapids & Missouri
River Railway. With the completion of
this road, the Amees put nearly oil their
capital into tho Union Pacific, and BY the
force Ct their example drew into it millions
of dollars from other sourcca But for their
enterprise, their credit, their resources, and
their financial COL ncctions, it may be con.
ddently asserted that the road would not
have been finished At the present time.
The same blow which carried them down
also carried down Mr.. Dunnt, whose prop.
esty WAS nearly all invested in Union Pacif.
ic stock and bonds The decision of Secre-
,ary Boutwell, to withhold oil, instead Of
one. half of the earnings Of the road from
government business, to meet interest on
government bonds issued to the road, has
caused the failure of these men, and may,
perhaps, cause still further failures among
their associates. The decision itself wss
probably correct one; but the men who
built the road, and who had their entire
fortunes invested in it, had right to ex-
pcct that such decision would not be
made without some previous notice to them,
% they might put their business In shape
TO receive the least possible injury from it.
No good can result to anybody from the
bankruptcy of such men As the Ames broth.
ers No good can result to anybody from
,iac bankruptcy Of the Union Pacific Rail.
way.
Tho assets of the Amcscs must DO enor.
NOUS in amount Zone despatch estimates
them at $l6. 200, O0o); and it is to he hoped
that, with brief extension from their
creditors, they may soon resume payment
aud save large portion of their fortune.
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.GRB1hEy oN TyRksy& "A 6outheea p
rse spoke q ''Turkey allowing Asf teeth.
whsreupon NJ. Greeley Wrote % The 4ditos
thai mons but hen turkeys have my testh
q Ill 4hs hen turkey gathers The 3sod
aad chsvaIk whSe, ~ 4eohblsR 4 callsd1 II
70 gobbls Il ~. HsAys thsrS = : HsoAx
impression Ia tic miadS q The people = %
~ usth Of poslty, sAieh vil bseanss1sd
-. Sbrtbaonisg srtc3ea, ssttled H. loal
Paw aIITgTsst u.
20 = .A y.t.aU1 Il -. 81 -
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Sep was sscestly put r. 4, 9PscE nse BIZ
Ot Lawrence county New York; criminal
After discreet arrangement. WITH oussidl
friends, The adventurous genius submitted
his right arm to- thorough soaking in soft
soap, and when tho member WAS sudicilntly
slippe.y he thrust hand ant arm through bar
that wosld hardly siamit IN infaot's, md
uolockea " 6oor, Che key having bsca LEI,
there by the jsiler Emerged ftom his own
cell, he proceeded 70 his frtsnds, Who he'd
taken care bsfogebsnd u make ! wooden
KY. which opened the outsr Iron, door Of
the jail The main door. once passed., the
psieohess h tWo hours reached ~ Casads
border. iii &. ''.' 1T II 81 ! h, % q
| The tollawhg lisss, espisd-by nsv., d.
Cumning from q Old voluaas Of the a.
tesaiA esstary. vse PIT II peist during
the Csinsan wafsand, q Sisw - - pse5.
emit complexities II Essepssa aalis. may
not b unintesssting 70 many Of cur seQdsel
nev;l Il 81 III TClVgL .1Iret
1atwies two ls11ssd leaG3 - De4
~ Ctssessevin ssa edi
~ DAk tta0ssk sa41sn - aaI.aslin 80
= - IN - ls.yalh
.Iss.sE j. t.is.Sa : ~ 81 ,o.- e.
- Ilsn kasv - A1as- frsti - ssa4a
, 60 1lsnss s0aaa4 - ooa - ~ -
: psslvs - 4ss. ...s.. ! 80 80, : -
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4 Ttttsevr0h Speejaltev-Oceas
&eansrs Aaving Boilers Madeof
Steel.
Iron The Pi,.sburEh csspnsssciai,,

rtom TIE ri..bursh cssnssriai.,
The United States revenue cutter xersA.
srs 10 undergoing repairs q 1t the Peoples
Works, Baltimore, and beaidss having the
hull strensthenedI by the Longitudinal
braces. new homogeneous cast steel boiler.
manufactured BY Msssrs. James Clark 4 Co,
At the Peoples Works, from design fur
nished by Chief Engineer U. G. Wheeler,
OF the revenue cutter service. The Balu.
more american says that the Dimensions of
the boiler are Is follows: Diameter of shell,
9 feet 8 inches; 10 feet long; . feet inches
front. and has steam chimney 81 inches
in diameter and ten feet high above the shell.
The boiler has two furnaces, II 10 claimed
that in the use Of steel plates for boilers the
corrosion Is less, there is no liability to bis
ering, and the tensile strength OF steel i .
20 much greater than that of iron, that the
plates need not be near so thick. The great
difficulty h9etofore in the use of steel in
the manufacture Of boilers was ito brittle.
ness and elasticity. It was apt to crack
where the edges were brought together and
the bolts riveted, while each section of tho
cylinder was like IN enormous bow drawn
to it's utmost tension, and pressing against
the bolts with tremendous force in the con-
slant effort to regain its natural position.
By mysterious process in the manufacture
Of cast steel plates, Of which Mess,. Park
& Bro, Of the Black Diamond Steel Works,
Pittsburgh Pa, claim to be the discoveries,
these qualities of brittlencss and elasticity
arc taken away, and while the plate retains
oil ito strength it becomes tough, easily
bent and riveted, and scarcely more liable to
crack than . piece of lead. The plates
used In the Northern boiler were made Ut
the Black Diamond Steel Works, Pitts.
burgh, and in bending them not single
piece was cracked or broken. Since this
boiler Vas built one Of the largest boat own.
ncrs has ordered two boilers for his line of
steamers to be made of the same material.
One of them 10 being made at the Peoples
Works, and the other in Philadelphia.
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Changing Hts Identity.

- ##@"@%& -7@ II. N.---- 4E.rS* &."O, s.E-a&s
An amusing incident IL related % HAVING
occurred, says the New Orleans P;eayuss,
On the steamer Dexter, on her last trip down
the river. just below Vicksburg family
got on board, en route for Texas. During
the afternoon the pater familiss concluded
be would enjoy the luxury ola good shave
shampooing, etc. and for this purpose sp.
piled to The tpnsozial artist of the steamer.
The luxury was speedily supplied him;
and, ct his request hair, eyebrows, and
whiskers were converted from . fiery rcd to
raven blackness BY the ne Of the as@1Gt1
dye. The traveller was hugely pieased 4
the idea Of surpgising bio wife 4 the trans
formation, aud hurried 70 demand the price.
Imagine his indignation when he was called
upon to forfeit 60. he syors 10 would
hever pay Il, and hurried 10 his state room
"a, buckle d III defensive armor. But b
IVES met at the door By lii spou1e ouhaeod
by ihs intsgsion q ! ssrssssr, = she sup
pssed: md sdmittsncs refused. Hs called
himself her husband-she sSid 10 was an
impostor. H satsmpted to explain. It
was usslssA Acsowd gathered around, and
the laugh became general. At last IN HE
pezplexity, ths H0oSler exclaimed: ''sallie,
look ct my feetl"
One glance = ~ pedal sppsndags o.
cured her. "Yes, John, " she said, Il know
thea fepk They can duans, In; bat keSp
tuat.leAd out IL nv eieAk : Stffsi.fll
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Gen. Sam HossseOss-4 DtsclOsasre.
The secret Of Houstont rcsigning the
Govsrnoship of the State of Tennessee,
three days after marrying young wife,
has never been revealed. He did 90, went
among the Indians snd became great chief
and only reappearcd when Texas WAS strug.
Cling for independence. -Co'un1ss (0A)
inquirer.
With regard to the historical inquiry
here made, We have to say that very little
IL known by Gen. Heuston's best friends.
That little ID 20 honorable to him that W
shall, for tho 6rst time, put It in print.
We may premise that our information II
derived indirsctly from one now deceased
who, during her life, had . right to know
what caused that strange episode in the life
ii the great nnsn. Governor Houstons first
bslds va Tennessee belle Of sprpassisg
beansy, snd Of considerable social rank.
She was, II not the affianced bride, at least
yhsswssthsazt'ofsn GghbosinG gentleman,
when Governor Houston sousht her hand.
Her fsmily being very ambitious, forced
tho match and she was married. After -,
,iring from her bridal chamber her ldsports
meut was such - 70 cause him to suspect
that while her hand IVES his her heart vi
snother's. She confessed the truth when
interrogasec, and while promising fidelity
and wifcly duty, declared herself unable
to love him. He at ones retired from the
house, leaving his bride - purs and spot
los . ever. He then resign Z his pssifon
and went among the ComancheA In due
course Of tins the lady sought and obtain
q . Aiverca Conduct like this ives hon.
vrab)o 70 I'll couoeypsd.-Q3slDle1 (ZlseI
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While mp the river I heard the following
story, showing how an animal can rise,
when necessary, superior to his nature:
"You see," said the narrator, 1.-THE beaver
took to the water and the dog Wa after
him. First. the beaver wasahead, and then
the dog. It was tuck and nip whether the
dog would catch the beaver, and muck and
tip whether the beaver would catch the
dog. Finally. the beaver got across the
river, - the dog had almost caught him,
when phit up the beaver skad up I kSeir
but" said sbystauder, ''beaversr can't
climb trees" a,.
"A beaver can't climb tree! By gosh,
he ssdto climb S'1fes, shedog was acowui.
In him so."-kark 1voin.
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Arion Piano Forte Co.,

for their supes1 instruments - consider then %.
perior - any other make, - 80 : =:
Con2ratulatnR you upon the great success you have
oteaoed IN the manufacture Of 20 perfect IN iueu-
mcnk remain y0urf,
Very truly. l' +ia's"
HENRY SCHRoEDER,
Diieesse.
NeW A"As osp& III low 'aH
~@ - a.
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The "Bamslb0r'' Of the Late Kt,
Burns. -"'

The rat.pit of the late Kit Burns, It No.
273 Water street, 10 being carried only
'Dick the Rat" Orchard Toner and Jack
Jennings, the English rat.catcher," who
have been engaged In catching the prsda.
cious vermin since their childhood. The
men declare that they do not intend to hold
any more rating matches, and they merely
want to sell rum and rats.
Tbs widow of Kit intsnds to apply to
the Common Council or Judge Bowling foz
remuneration for . cage filled with rats,
which Was thrown into the East River upon
the occasion Of the recent descent ON the
"Bandbox" BY the police, sctiug under Mr.:
Bcrgh's orders. She also wants damages
for . promising bull.pup, which Kit valued
1t 600! It was seized at the same time AID
has not boon returned to her.
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KuiIy'OUds.

The suhjoined paragraphs which We take
from the Philadelphia Press, although con.
tsining no new facts are convenient for re.
ference.
The Arst railroad Improvements Of any
magnitude in tho United States <the Bslti
more and Ohio Raiiroad) was commenced
in 1928, and fourteen miles opened for pas.
scnger traffic in 1880. .....
A local railroad from the Quincy granite
quarries to the Nuponset river, in Massa.
chusetts, was opened in 1924, and the lfaucl,
Chunk Railroad, in Pennsylvania, was
opened in 1927.
The first railoads in the United States
were operated by horse power and station.
ary engines. Upon the introduction of an
English built locomotive, weighing sis sons,
on the Mohawk and Hudson River road, in
1880, It was found to be too heavy for the
superstructure and was replaced by another
Of American manufacture, weighing only
Mree tons. Most of tho railroads of the
United States, constructed within the past
twenty years, will sustain with safety loco.
motives weighing forty tens, and oil 6rst
class roads are increasing the weight of their
locomotives to correspond with tho present
construction of tue supcrstructures and
traffic of their lines.
The "Bamslb0r" Of the Late KIT
o. A - .H
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-06-30
OJO A LAS MEDlClNAS.

Antigua farmacia Mcard, de F s. Alfonzo
Lnnimento basamco ell reumatmo go dol
de toda de door usandoo gun dice que
pomo door de cabeza untandoo Ia ente ondc e
desaparecera ell dolor.
Quitamanchas del de debe ar tocad
de nnguna qua las bnqua dul
flea dando mpide e sol pueden aersr
hg meor cienca h nventado destrnr los barre
toda case de manchas della piel.
iQuerais impio Ell cuis Usad el aqua de Venus
Regenerado del cabe hace eva cada uando
notable que mp que e brio igu
ene vena de dsu toda clase lugar de
olor tocador de las dsma cabaleros
Denti6cos Povos de Odcnto gmos epeca lin
banquear dentadua pierda emate hncO
ocen las encas de tai que puede decse
remedio para La boca
Aqua Congrex Waiter conocdo feces resu
dos han obtendo de- las afcciOne de
est6mago, c6icos nerviosos. -
Poras Monscra pugaute depuaivo 6nco antbioso d6
maa digestion adeces de es6ago restrenmntc nfermedad
Intermediates nseparabes della veez cda ene meaa
de la vfrgen ls Monserrate y su instruction.
Pdora de m tbon Cookie anbiosas Compound purgante
esencamo sendo de los espua bills
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