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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1873-06-23
A POLITICAL CALM.

We do not remember to have seen a
time when there was SO little political
excitement as at present. Congress has
adjourned, and its members have gone to
their homes or ''to Europe the Presi-
dent is at the seaside, seeking rest and
recreation; politicians and party papers
have ceased to hurl denunciations upon
each other, and the country rejoices in q
cessation of political hostilitles. This is
we'll, as during the fierce and bitter
strife of exciting campaigns, ill feeling
Is engendered among friends, neighbors
and sections; the financial and business
affairs of the country are deranged. and
the whole nation suffers. Some Of the
papers still strive to keep the political
fires burning, but there is little at pres.
ent that need keep up party strife among
the people. Many of the political dog
mas that we once commended over are
gone by. Slavery is dead; the tariff is
more sectional than party question !;
reconstruction is pretty much accomplish
ed; everybody favors the payment of
the national debt; the obnoxious meas.
ures of the last Congress, were as much
hated by one party as the other, and up
on all the great leading questions of the
day the two parties are pretty well
agreed. The last presidential campaign
was more war among the Gins and
OUTS than a contest of principles. The
abuse that was heaped upon the presi-
dental candidates would have been ia,
less, had the platforms of the parties
contained principles Numerically CD.
posed to each other. AS it was, they
could each have been adopted by the
other party, and the battle of Grant and
Greeley been as well fought upon one as
the other. The people have no particu
lar interest in politics only so far as
wholesome and wise laws are concerned
and whatever party or power can kee,
the country in the most prosperous con
dltion, is the party or power to uphol,
SO long as these conditions are met W.
believe that the present state of affair
IN this nation, warrants the statemen
that we are we'll governed, and that tn
administration is laboring for the goo,
OF all sections of the country. 1t canno
be said but that every branch of indus
try is thriving; the rich find safe an,
paying investment for their capital: tn
laborer finds labor at increased wages
the oppressed abroad find a weIcom
home upon our shores; institutions &
learning and religion are blessed wit
support and success our private an
public debts are being cancelled on
relations abroad are peaceful; our d.
nestle troubles are growing less; we al
happy, Independent and prosperous, an
so long as this state of affairs exist
we have no cause for political chang
and commotion.
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twenty-five hundred copies to be distrib-
uted to the colleges, academies, public
libraries, &c., in the state. There are
also copies for each town, which can be
had by applying to the county clerk of
the county where the books are now de-
posted. We had the pleasure of listen
ing to the address, and can assure all
that it will repay any one for perusal.
1t will be a very valuable contribution to
the historical knowledge of the state,
and will be the best account of the. cap
ture of Ticonderoga extant.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1873-06-23

We have received from M. B. Car
penter Esq, Secretary of the Senate, a
very beautifully printed and bound copy
Of the interesting address. delivered by
the Hon. j. G. Chittenden before the
VT Historical Society at Ticonderoga,
on the subject of its capture by Allen
and the Green Mountain Boys. The
Legislature adopted joint resolution at
its last session; ordering the printing Of
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C. d. RowELL.
ALBANY, VI. September 4. Is7

ALBANY, w. September f. Iot2.
MEssRs SKINNER & DREW Gentlemen: Your re-
quest for certificate from in relation to the Walter
A. Wood Improved Iron Frame Mower, bought of you
the present season. meets with willing response from
me- because feel that enterprise that involves so
much that is of interest to the community should
when proved to be a srccess. meet with all possible
encouragement from those who are benefited by the
result 1 take this view of it, for do feel that not
only myself but those of my neighbors who have the
Wood, Iron Frame Mower are benefited. 1t is light
draft cuts well it is possible for machine to cut
is easily handled does the work hillside and level
ground alike and in fact can fault about it.
and therefore cheerfully commend it to the public
Very Truly Yours.
VIM. HAYDEN.
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-UINt
H. r. MARSH.
BARroN. VI. NAV Z. 1873

MEssRs. SKINNER & DREw.-Gents: In these day
of "humbug" when man gets machine that prove
to be really what it is recommended he ought for tn
good Of his neighbors to let them know it. The Wal
ter wood Iron Frame Mower which bought of yol
last season proved to be the most perfect machine
ever saw-all things considered-doing its work tn
most perfect possible for any machine to do ii
moved about thirty acres of heauy grass some Of
being ueTy rough land indeed and although stone-heap
and stumps might stop the team there N
breaking or smashing up of the machine The ma
chine is of light draft easily managed on both roug
and smooth land l most cheerfully recommend tn
Walter A. Wood Mower to the farming public.
ALEXANDER TRIP.
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DAVID ORNE.
CHARLEsroN. VI. september 5, lS79.

MEssRs SKINNER & DREw.-Gents: The Improved
Iron Frame Woods Mower which 1 bought of you. ha
proved, in my estimation to be worthy Of more than
passing notice, for it is the very machine tina
every farmer who consults his interest ought 10 have
For lghtness Of draft rapidly Of execution in doin
its work in any kind of grass, it is in my thinking
ahead of any machine that has yet been offered
the farming community for their patronage. find ais
that can manage it. either while working in the field
or in moving when not moving, with much more cas-
than any other machine have ever used.
\. S. ALLEN.
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LEADING POINTS OF EXCELLENCE.


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wEsrnoRE, VERMONT. April %, 1873.

MEssRs. SKINNER s. DREW. BARTON, VT Genttemef
Tie Walter A. Wood Iron Frame Mower, which
bought of you.last season. proved itself all it was re
commended to be. 1t worked to charm, being
light draft easily mayed rough smooth grount
and free from side draft. would not exchange it ft
any other machine l ever saw.
DAVID ORNF
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1873-06-23
Respectfully Yours,
CHARLES SISCO.
HOLLAND. VI, September 6. Is7:

HULLANDi II, StIJltiIUtI o. Iot1.
MRssRs. SKINNER & DREW - Gents: Your favor O
the 18th inst. at hand requesting me to state how
liked the Wood Moving Machine L had of you las
spring In reply would say that it has not only don
the best naOlcing did with any moving machine
much cut in a day. and cut it closer thai
any other machine Il can be managed ON all kinds
rough land and do good work. consider il TO be tn
most complete mower now before the public.
Yours Truly,
IL 2 MARSH
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OSCAR ELWOOD.
RARroN. VI. May 2. 1919.

BARTON, W., May 2, 1873.
MEssRs. SKINNER & DREw-GentLenen l used the
Walter A. Wood Iron Frame Mower purchased of you
last season. my entire salts dction tested it in
nearly every kind of grass and fields in every condition
in regard to bottom and must say it surpasses every
thing ever saw. most cheerfully commend it to the
farmers of the county
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/. S. ALLEN.
RARroN yr Auqnst %. I87

MEssRs. SKINNER G. DREw.-Geatlemen: Regarding
the working of the Walter A Woods Improved IroH
Frame Mower, purchased of you this season, permi
to say that mower, it not only does well al
warranted, but Saupasses my most sdnguiHe e1
pecGion in the performance of its work either hill
side OF level ground. in heavy light grass. Tina
the Woods Improved Iron Frame Mower is an absolute
and triumphant success is, in my opinion. an esta
lished fact that needs no testimony from me to maxi
it more certain.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1873-06-23
TESTIMONIALS:
BARTON. w. MAY 6. 1873.

BARTON, w, May 6, 1873
MEssRs. SKINNER & DREW Gentlemen: The Wal
ter A. Wood Iron Frame Mower purchased Of you last
season. has than realized my most sanguine ex-
pectations. For simplicity of construction. ease of
management lghtness Of draft, durability, and good
moving I do not think it can be excelled if equaed
by any other machine in 1t was worth $40 to me
in one week.
Yours Truly
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GEO. B. CAss.


CHARLESTON. W., September TO- 1872
MEssRs. SKINNER & DREW Gentlemen: The new
"Walter A. Wood" Iron Frame mower, which bought
of you this season, have tested in nearly every kind
of grass and in fields in every condition in regard to
bottom, and I must say 1t surpasses anything ever
saw both for ease of draft and management when in
Truly Yours.
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!. A. WHITE.
RpnwN1NaroN. VI. Nav 3. 1919

MEssRs SKINNER & DREw.-Geats: L have the
.Iron Frame Mower which | purchased of you last
and consider it the most valuable machine that
has BEEN or is now in 1t clean and close
handles easily and does not neigh the horses ecks
and there is side drot with many other machines
take pleasure in speaking of it to the public through
you.
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EDWARD FAY.
BARTON, VT, MAY 1. 1879

BARTON, VT May I, 1910.
MEssRs. SKINNER & DREw.-Gents: have handled
a good many machines, but the Walter A. Woods New
Iron Frame Mower which l bought of you last year
appears TO me the best and renders the most satsfac
ton speaks for itself in the field and that is the
best commentator machine have. 1t is light
and easily managed everywhere and is very easy for
team.
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Roaring Brook Park,

The Orleans Fair Ground Company take pleasure
ing the public that they have completed arrangements
furnish the following entertainment their grounds Friday
July 4th, 1878
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TO THE FARMERS OF ORLEANS COUNTY.

respectfully the above Testimonials
receiving stock these Celebrated
O low any Machine.
and shall constantly hand duplicate
thus enabling the farmers replace of the machine
with but delay well
who contemplate purchasing
All orders by mail promptly attended to-
SKINNER & DREW
Barton, IT., Nay II, 1873
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1873-06-23

A TERRIBLE ExPERIENCE.-The sex
ton of st. Joseph's cathedral, Vienna,
being man of extraordinary nerve and
boldness, was accustomed to stand on the
pinnacle of the tower, whenever the en-
peror made grand entrance into the
city, and wave flag as the pageant pas
sed by. When, however, Leopold. who
has just been chosen emperor at Frank
fort, was about to enter the city, the 10y
al sexton. still anxious to be true to his
old custom, but finding that years had
told against his nerve, declared that any
one who would take his place successful
ly should win his daughter. Gabriel
Petersheim, who was disliked by the SEX
ton, but beloved of his daughter, at once
accepted the offer, to the disgust Of the
sexton, who then arranged with two
villains to close the trap door of the up
per stairway, while Gabriel was above,
thinking that as the emperor was to en-
ter toward the evening, no one would be
the wiser, and he would certainly fall be-
fore morning. The two accomplices did
their work, and their. intended victim,
finding his way down barred, was con-
fronted with the alternative of clingine
to the spire through cold, wintry night
with his feet resting ON surface hardly
ten inches in circumference, or of precip
itating himself to the pavement at once
and thus ending the matter Gabrie
was youth of firm will and hardy con
stitution he chung to the cold column
until morning. But the story goes tina
his rescuers were amazed to observ
that his curling locks were white a
snow his wonted rosy cheeks were vel
slow and wrinkled and his eyes, befcr
so bright. were now sunken and DIM
One night Of horror had placed him for
ty years nearer his grave.
Reed1e's Rell Ringers IN rnorroyu nigh
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r z CT .

No l. At 1870 MA Premium of $40 Open all hors-
that trotted in public for money. $40 to lst,
SIS to End, and S. to 3rd.
No. 2 At l o'clock MA Premium of $50 Open all
horses that trotted better than 24O. $35 1st
$15 to End, and $40 to 3rd
No. s. At $50 MA Premium of $25 Open to all pac-
ing horses. $l5 to lst, 81 to End, and S. to 3rd
No. f. At P. MA Premium Of $500 Open all horses.
5000 to lst, $3.50 to End, and $50 to 3rd.
CoNDITIoNs-These to be mile heats best in to
harness. and will be governed by the rules of the National As
ISOLATION Entrance Fee 10 per cent of purse which
accompany the nomination in all Three enter
and two to start All entries must be made j. B. ROBIN
SON. Clerk of the Company, Barton, Vermont before
Tuesday July lst, at o'clock he Company reserving
the right to receive or reject post entries
All horses entered these will be carried the
Conn., & Pass, and NJ V. r. r. free of charge.
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A sad story is that of a poor widow
whose husband enlisted in one Of the
Massachusetts regiments, was in the
fight at fredericksburg, and never heard
of afterward. AS she could not prove
that he lost his life in the service, she
can get no government pension, and for
ten years has supported herself with her
needle, though entirely blind.-En-
change.
Can this be so? Then is it a shame
full and pitiful story and of nation S
negligence. Yet we cannot doubt the
statement, since our country has many
cases that are equally as hard as that of
the poor blind widow 1t sometimes
seems to us as though the great dispen-
ser of justice and rewards and punish
ments had gone to sleep and left the
world to rollick and riot in supreme
heartlessness, but then we know it can
not last forever, for vengeance is mine,
l will repay, saith the Lord A curse
must follow any nation that allows such
case as this to exist unaided, and a
blight upon the state where she resides.
Government showers its thousands and
tens of thousands upon the great monied
monstrosities of the country, and grants
wealthy sinecures to the men who keep
the party machine in motion, yet refuses
the few paltry dollars to the helpless
widow of brave soldier. Congressmer
steal ten thousand apiece in a single
term and dip their thieving fingers deer
into the Credit Mobilier business, anc
then wipe their dainty feet upon the
tattered garments of a heart broken wild
ow! There is more humanity than thi.
among the brigands of Italy = Vernon
| Citizen.
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-01-26
Ell Buen Precio.
43.-Calle de San Francisco. .-43.

En- este establecimiento Sc ACADIA de recibir
un gran surtido de mercancias de los principa-
les mercados de Europa coDsistentes en-:
Gros' glasses, alpacas, merinos, batistas, mu.
selinas, madapolanes tetuanes, creas, bretanas,
telas de In rosa, ;retonas, dTiles regencias, sa-
r:azas7 hastri as- pfati1aspara forros, .lineTes,
tarl4 tanas. medias, fecOs, paiios, panueloss de
merino, hlo algodon, blondas enccages, Gin
tas. alfombras. pomadas, jabones, esencias, SOM
brillas, paraguas, camisas. calzado casimires,
lldviaS, sombreros para ambos sexos, corbatas,
sohre-c -camas de merino, g., g., g.
Especialidad en- baregs con su heco y ad0rnO,
granadinas negras sbordadas, alfonbras mos
cowitas de gran tamaIlo, ttinicas otias confec-
clones dc Paris, pafo verde para yillar sflas
galapagos para montar 4 cahallo.J Font y ca
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ANUNCIOS DIVERSOS.
Don Venancio ZoryiHa b Arre.i0nd0,
GlcGlde mayor del distrit9 dc San Fran
cisco.

for el pTesente hag0 sabef que p0F pFoYIaen,
cia de este dia recaida en- l0s auto eieeutl.s.s
seguldes por Ia sociedad Yilaseea Con,ps e0a.
IRA ". Manuel PerelFa en- e0blD de- pseudys, lse
clspuesto ~ proc da Ia yeata en- pdlillea sa-
Data de ia casa eIlsa gaaa al dGmd0r, sifuassa
en- Ia caIc priDcipa del csgr.,zal de alt4, l,g.,
cOiindanfe con te1renOs del infstna, esg Is easa
de y; francisco hiysTa e9a IL de ID. Nss 8assl0
1tandafa, tesada - d01 giil esenta yhiatA ale.
" pesos trelnia slste cfntil0s iaaslase III.
"a que EeAga Iaxar ei setO n 1ia 0eb9ar 4 8Te~
70 pt0xiuggI0 ias aoee en- ssfe Jil1wa4s, ~ ~
a. pAz is aieho pueblo. puelts-l 10 diez .eho
ne Q1 ene3D le al Deh0elentoa setsufa lgna~-
yenabclo I0rjlia --I'0F mandate de s. ss. lie.
m! mm!sLno Diinepez foFeno.--Es e6pis, Demelsi0
Vaiusnc1y 3gfsno, LIS
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-01-26

Enero 2S.-Para Humacao bal. esp. J6reH Mar.
csso 1s ton. patron Carrau, con pr0yisiones.
23.-Para FajardO yap. ing. ArA0 75g ton. cap.
Dix, con efectOs pasageTOg
N-Para Fajardo goi. esp. Eajdrdiad 6J ton.
pat. LaIlusa, con prOvisiones.
M.-Para Arecibo g0l. esp. Nieres R0sario AZ
ton. patron Fernandez, con progisiones 2 pgs
Zo>-PaFa >. Thomas yap. costanero esp, Pc
tGvo 6O0 ton. Lartitegui, con efcetOs pasagerOs
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-01-26
Aviso importante.

Los anuncios y comunicados que
desde hoy Sc inserten en- ell BoLETN
MERcANTIL han de ser satislechos an
ticipadamente, como es costumbre en-
todos los periodicos.
No publicaremos ninguno de la Is
la que no venga acompanado de su
importe, 8 por conducto de nuestros
agentes.
Puerto-Rico % enero de 1873
Ell Administrator, E. LarrocG.
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HARINA De TRIGO

Flor de primera, superior: 1852 barriles, 15O
sacos, intrOducidos de Santandcr por la goleta
cspanola Prieca.
Tambien hay una existencia de 800 barriles
harina americana superior de la acreditada
marca DIAMOND.
Sc detalla Ell ell almacen de j. Eustaquio Ca
hrera-CruZ 10. Id
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-01-26
PARTE MERCANTILE.
MoVIMIENTo MARITIME.


Enero 2S.-De Manaty en- dia gol esp. Re
corte i6 ton. pat. Subir4 con provisiones
% DE Arecibo en- dia gOl. esp. Maria del
Aa4ar0 56 ton. pat Silva, con cafe pasaRs.
23.-De ArecibO en- ! dia gol. esp. Merced 81
ton. at, Piedra, con cafe 8 pasaQer0s.
S--De Fajardo en- horas vap ing. Arn0 756
ton. cap. Dix, con pasagerOs,
Aide Manaty en- dia gol. esp. NuerO Ira
gon 81 ton. patron DomingueE, en- lastle.
4.-De Manaty en- dia gol, esp. CLemeHtiHa
% ton. patron Castillo, en- Iastre.
2o.-De Fajard0 y demAs puntos de 50 ruta
Vap. Pe6yO 6OS ton. cap. Lartitegui, con efe1 tos
pasagerOs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-01-26
Disolucion de Sociedad

Con fecha diezy siete del mes de diciem
bre pT0Ximo pasado hemos deshecho de manco-
nun acuerd0 la s0ciedad mercantil que en- este
pueblo giraba bajo 10 razon de L4ureano Ber-
nard0 y Com a qucdando desde esta fecha echo
CARO- en- tOdos sus negocios. el exprasado Lau-
reano Bernardo en Caguas enero 10 dc 1873 -
LdHreaR0 Bernardo 3-3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-01-26
IntcIVsante 4 las SciOGay.

I'm dicha casa Sc trasforman las trenzas dc
crepe. ailadidos, en- moiios redontlos. segun los
que hay dc yenta o forma tamaiios que 81
qulert Hay aIadidos, moias dc rizos plumas,
eaprichos. Rios para al coyote, per" antes de
saiir dc In casa pago adelantad0. Sc tine. ~ re-
elben eneaGgos del epmpo eon la oondicion que
reintan pesos en selios los - dias de heeha
una obra dc no veuir p0r ella sela de m pro
pledad.-Naile dc San JuAtO numefo DIVA
rstO Santigosa9 rs
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-01-26
lIRVlll INCLESA SUPERIOR.

40 baTf1leA do betellaa. 80 lagr4lea a. ncdIms
betellae Sc la aeaedlta4ieisaa narea a*l IAsII
Lilo inspDFtsalpa p0f irasafa - k0s na desAlsA
pei Y. EnatAanlo lahF.4A,-~t9u2 Ab
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-01-26
Hotel de los Vapores.

Ell que suscrbe due1o de este estableoimiento CO.
nocido por la FONDA ANDALUZA, tiene 81 gusto
de participar q sus amigos al pllblico general
que al comprar dicho HOTEL SO ha propuestO es-
tablecer 81 las reformas que sean mas conyenien-
tcs a.fn de proporcionar sus favorecedores un
30Uodo decente hoSpedae, extirpando & la vez
abuses que rgtraian algunos viajeros concurrir
D este HOTEL.-PnertQ-Ric Rico Noviembre de 1871.
La dnefa, ANHALHA CATALAN.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-01-26
LuaY

~ aae RasegSsAs kapilga a eoarrria dc sms.
lsss tanaigien II IA u llssassaa, ~ .lrvan saag
etE EA sfestos aau h nsaaaieu eass lss IntslAlsa
Il : hsa sssatAsssasasts de kssAer uteo sonnet
kassE9sa "a este pgst9 goa IL algasaa alArea ,ln
! :. j ssa4staf guash9a ssAaahs0a aatsaftass.
aasnasaa. .Is4s AsagssAst lal8
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-01-26
Aceite de zigado de Dacalao.


PqrO legGtis2O tge E4szEsasssaza Y "a emp.
III Dr. ID. Manuel Fran co de Entralgo yecnO de la
Gale dc Ia Habana Santiago dc les Vegas dice que
ma usadO e Acekde de aa sfssaas<, Sle A5iacsaiaO
Ue k$a zaEsaSssa y tAC7i2zs do Ii5is Escr0
Inla, iiGrrea Cf9nca -, a. t&Gto el CauiljOs,
mo adulto5 alGmpre ha cuTado esas Intermediates,
III Or. u. Jose Franco Hnz A6dico CilujanO.
d., ", certiiea haber efppIaa80 cen exeiantes re-
sultados el Aceite de aazgSgso ae HsacaiaO
Ne amman sActoEs en- Ias Intermediates para
u. Benito JOS KisTa, Lido. De la 81 Uriversdad
de IA Ha6ana, Catedcatlco de Qufmic3 Eisica de
Ia Escuea General repa1,gso-i,s IL Caba 81 tz
CertdCa que 81 .&cezee szt zaz.st0 q asa css-
lao de k.sE1 1E1ass 4@ essap es una su5Ganoia en-
cI IN yor grado dc pur"1a como 10 pclrJ gigido
ID. Felix Benjamin Carb0uell. Lido. en- taImacia
de Ia l. Un.ycT>IdaI Literaria Ls in H4bana 81 81
DeAito nleEa elrec0 n5sto deI AGs-2 40 t2se ga
Ssasso de Baczilsl de 24zssa = sac SFREs,
haberlo verlhcad0 ei mismo con cl mayor !tad0,
dando por fesaltado ser .! n45 legitimo e4traidO
con la mayor escrupulosIIad
Los afamad0s t4culGatiyos SreS. d. Anto Ulmo,
d. Benito Aanresa Y Pablo Verduo t,e 2Iafauzas +.
Luis, Eedo, PerTad, Mariana IsevilIo 1lo Santiago
dc Cuba, dlcen que han empleal0 naestro Aceite
de , Ai%ado de AsacsiaO con resul5ados mara
Sc halla de VEMTA en- los establ scimntos de to-
daS classes.
La exelente yirtud aromatica del Aqua Eiorida
de Murray Lanman ha hecho que Cualdades
como cosInetieo s. hayen pareialmente pasado de-
sapereloidas No tan solo CT refrescante de-
hcioso de los perfumes sinO taInbien apcacon
superhcial para guitar del cUtls toda aspereza, es
tnmelorabie En- tOdos los casos de eFupeioues, Pc
cas-, inanea aas. quemaduEa5 do SOL causados per
posIcion al sol III alre, esta aqua noral probara
ser 10 mas yentalcso conuulcaado al misno tempo
. la tez SuaVidad Irescor, la yez que ex-
tlTpa del ctis eS4 aparlenc1l lusfr,sA o iIieg tan
desagradable Il Ia vista Exetuando para la cura
dc grnos el Aqua FLORIDA debe usarse siempIe dia-
da en- aqua Para eXtirpar los grauoS, Ia aplcaciOn
debe hAeerse con oil nquIdo para Siete Il oehO Veces
al dla, procuTando aplcarlo S0Iamente los granoS
10 al cats ael rededor. OoserTando cuidadosa-