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A scoolboy's composition on tobaceo:
'arhis noxiOus weed was invented by a
distinguished man named Walter Raj
eigh. When the people first saw him
smoking they thought he was steam
boat, and as they had never heard Of
such thing as steamboat, they were
terribly frightened"
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were ali drowned. Along the line of the
railroad the damage TO the crops is very
great. Over eighty trees had to be
cleared from the track before trains
could pass. Telegraph lines were pros
trated in all directions, and for a time
there was not single wire working
out of Milwaukee.
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES TO-DAY.

CALVARY (EPIsCoPAL) CHURCH
Corner of AdzDas and Seooad afTssts.-serviees
81 10 % am. and pm, by Rev. DR.. George
White, Rector.
ST. MARY's -PoDlar
street, near Orleans.-Servfces at AZ q n and
pn1.s BY Rev. A. d. Drunimond-
CHURCH OF THE GOoD SHEPHERD
lLPIscoPALl-Ch Chelsea, ooEaer hiu and Fourth
strests--Servlces a. lg1zz, am, and SPIN. Rev.
p. W Ruth, Rector.
ST. LAzARUs (EPIsCOPAL) CHURCH
Madison street, ftedT FOltrfh.-Rsv- DR.. Wheat
having resigned the reetorship Of 81. LszarEs
Church, viii take formal leave or the eongre-
CATION this morning al l01z o'clock
GRACE CEPIsCoPALi CHURCH
nG1dO street, near Tdncs.-As the venerable
Rector breaches his farewell sermon to-day,
Grace Church VIII Be closed this morning and
the congregation viii worship at 81. LAZARUS
Church. Services a. usual at 8 O'Clock pm
LINDEN STREET CHRIsTIAN CHURCH
sunday school, Gam; Communion, l05z g. m;
preaching By David Walk at III am and
pm
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURcH-
Corner yfafa and BeaLe rfrsstS.-Serviees At II
a n ami az : si5 pm. BY the pastor, Rev. Wm.
f B0ggs.
FIRST METHODIST CHURCH.-Sse-
ord street, near PoptQr.-Divine services az
1870 a. m BY Pew. A h. Thomas Evening
service az $40
VANCE STREET CUMBERLAND PRES
BTTERIAS CHURCH. - Services at II am.
Rev. Eds Gray Mclean. pastor. No services
AZ night.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH-Serviees
at night at the usuai hOuE By Rev J B.
-tarZe- No service IN the morning. Sunday
school al = am All are invited
CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH-Services
az l950 an and at pm, by Rev. Dr.
Landrum, pastor.
CENTRAL METHODIST CHURCH
Union strset.-Services at 10 30 an. and pm
by Rev.S, B. Suraft- sunday school az s:f5
II.
THIRD CUMBERLAND PREsBYTERIAN
Church -Chelssa-Ssrvfces az II am. by
Rev. J. d. stewart.
CHELSEA METHODIST CHURCH.-Ser-
vices at il am. and pm By Rev. ]. h
Priddy.
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SHERIFF'S SALE
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
On Cow Island Road. ? LIZ Miles
south Of Memphis.

AJOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That By viz
IL tue Of an execution to me directed from
the Honorable Second Circuit Court OF shelby
county, Tennessee, IN the case Of EdmOndS &
Todd vs. J. NJ. Harris, judgment rendered on
the 4th day Of June, 1873, for the sum Of Two
thousand one hundred and fifteen dollars and
fifteen cents, with interest and costs OF suit, 70
satisfy said judgment, ETC., will, on
Tuesday, the 29th day of July, 1873,
at II o'clock an, in front Of my Ofiee, No.
35l Second street, Memphis, Tenn, proceed to
sell TO the highest bidder, for-cash, the follow
ing described property. tO-Wtt.
A certain lot OF land. lying and being in the
18th civil District OF shelby county, Tennes-
see, bounded as follows: Beginning at q stake
the northwest corner Of ]. McHenry'. twenty
acre lot on the east side Of the Cow Island
road two and one-half miles south Of the "
OF Memphis, and running thence east with
McHeDry's line to his northeast corner ;
thence north about coo feet to a stake; thence
west on q line parallel with said McHenry' :
line 10 a stake on the east side OF the Cow
Island road; thence soutn WITH said road
about 600 feet to the beginning.
Levied on as the property Of defendant ]. ~
Harris to satisfy said Judgment, interest and
costs.
sale to commence at II O'Clock am
W. P. DOYLE,
sheriff Of Shelby County.
Frsyser x Thompson, Attorneys for plant
IFS i've
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INTENTION.

fr4HE regular monthly uzeetng Of lhe
isli of7 7fba Irish Literary Associaflon, f,fs
MONDAY Nv ENING, July TN, et . ci9s--
JAS ~ SClaLIfAN1 tfe-luent,
T. J. NcCsRrHr, Sec-4f.rr ID
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by Mail.1
TIME OF FAST HORSES.

SpOrtsmen will be interested in the
following carefully prepared table OF
horses that have beaten twenty-seven.
1t was prepared by the secretary Of the
Hampden Mass. Park association, and
embraces several horses, marked with
an aStprisk now on the turf.
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The discovery, at Vienna, of a
comet has Just been announced to the
Smithsonian institute. Right ascension
Of the comet, o. =; declinatiOn south,
A. 81; motion unknown.
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The Huntington (Indiana) Herald
SAYS: seThere is another hitch ia the af-
fairs of the canal. Cass county has
failed TO amend the terms of its appro-
priation, ana Superintendent O'Brien
informs Us that, unless the matter can be
arranged, he viii be obliged TO stop
NVnrk p
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A young man named Fred smith,
nineteen years old, was drowned about
noon to-dey in Fall creek while bathing.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MASONIC NOTICE.

TVHE STATED COMMUNICATION OF q
Angsrona Lodge, No. los, viii be held/N
MONDAY EVENING, July 7th, at O'Clock,
for dispatch Of business and installation Of
officers.
All M. Ms are fraternalIy invited.
C. G. LOCKE, ". N.
3. RICHMOND. Secretary i've
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COLUMBUS July 5.-The July meeting
of the Columbus driving park assOcia-
ton closed last night. In the morning
two races, interrupted by rain on Thurs
day, were completed.
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NalWOrth, the Murderer of his
Father, Sentenced to the Pen
itentiary for Life.
A Case Of Jealousy and Murder
Suicides at NashFille-LOst
over Niagara Falls.
Child Clubbed to Death-FamiIy
Tragedy-A Desperate Killed
Negro H.ghWaymen,
Etc, Etc, Etc.
THE CODE DUELLo.

LONDON, July 5.-A special dispatch
from Paris says that the duel between
Pane and Decassagnac viii take place
Monday.
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DIVIDEND.

GERslAN NATIONAL BANK OF MENPHIs,
July 5, 1873.
So The Board Of Directors CT this Bank mas
this day declared a dividend Of 10 per cent
out OF the net earnings Of the past six nontlb-
Jy6 MARTIN GHIFFIN, cashier.
UlHE aftsnti0n of Bricklayers, Plasterers ane
Il Builders generally, is called 70 my FAL-
ENT SOD ELEVATOR, now al Work on ne
Bethel building, corner Main ana hSslson
streets. where 1 shall be pleased 70 see AZ w w
may call, and explain the ADVANTAGES NnlcI ~
claim for my Elevator over any Olncl AoA -
purpose of hosting builders materlal- . = =
chimes. with state or County rights ior SALE
For particulars, address - - -.
III CARRIGUES, Paten5ees
Tvs No lSF Court street, Memphis, Tenn
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Fhe IrrepressiBIe shah.

LONDOJ, July 5.-Irhe Shah of Persia
left this city to-day for France, and pro-
ceeded to Portsmouth, where at two
O'Clock he embarked on theBritish steam
slOop Rapid, which sailed for Cherbourg.
An immense crowd gathered at the
railway station and loudly ebeered the
shah as the Rapid steamed out of Ports
mouth harbor. A parting salute was
fired by the vessels attached to the
channel squadron.
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,IvRDERER To BE HrNG

ANNAPOLIS, DiD., July 5.-Governor
Whyte has signed the death-warrant OF
James West, a negro, convicted of the
murder of bis paramour, liking the day
for his execution.
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ACCIDENTALLY DROWNED.

. PLYMOUTH, MASS, July 5.-Jno. L.
Tucker, who had just opened the Cliff
ford house, was drowned this morning
while bathing. He formerly kept the
fremont house in Boston.
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MEMPHIS AGRICULTURAL

MECHANICAL ETY.
OFFICIAL DRAWING.
MOrning-6iass No. u.s.
81, -, SO, g, 81, IS, 40, g, II, z, 2, 70
EEening-CIass EO- Iz6.
D, Is, 4, 55, IS, IS, Il, 81, As, 7& %, ..
Memphis, this 5th day OF July, 1873.
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AT MADRID, SPAIN.

MADRID, July 5.-The anniversary Of
tie independence of the United States
of America was celebrated at the Ameri-
can legation yesterday by grand ban
quet. Among the distinguished guests
of Minister Sickles were Senor CASTELAR,
and other members Of the cabinet, the
foreign representatives IN Madrid and
the president Of the curtes.
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AT LISBON, PORTUGAL.

LISBON, July 5.-IheTe was no BAN
quet here yesterday at the celebration
of the Fourth of July. The representa-
tives of the United States were absent,
and there was no American vessel on
the TaPus
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Holiday in New York.

NEW York, July 5.--T0-day was hol-
iday in Wall street, so far a. new busi-
ness was concerned, stock and gold ex-
changes ard nearly all the brokers' Off
ces teing closed. The bankers had TO
keep open for the payment of drafts.
The government offices and banks were
also open, the day not being legal hol-
dav
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Free for all; running race for S50C.
The purse was taken by Mollie Cad,
Hartland second, and Sterling third.
In the afternoon there was a pacing
race for $500. There were four entries.
Queen of the West and Fred West were
distaneed. Sleepy George took the first
money.
lStnamdTy-Sleepy George, l, ?, 1, /;
Rafting Jim, 2, l, 2, 2. Time, 2:354,
2:37, 2:3l4, 2:324.
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EAsTPoBT, Me-, July 5.-Four men
from ST. Stephen, on a fishing excur-
sion, were drowned at Deer Island, New
Brunswick, orpOsite Eastport.
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The last race Of the day was a three
mile heat running race for a purse of
$1,000. Intense interest was felt in it,
and but for an unfortunate accident that
brought it to an abrupt close, it would
undoubtedly have proved one Of the turf
events of the season. There were six
starters: VIM. jennings ch. c. Silent
Friend, w. G. Harding's eh. M. Euchre,
S. NJ. Reynolds's b. I. Venus, James H.
Summersis ch. m. -, II. f. MOore's
b. m. Hollywood, and ]. CarIesk's b. 9.
Young Harry of the West. Silent
Friend was the favorite in the pools, at
the rate of 120 to 25 on field running, the
track being but seven-eighths Of mile
long.
The horses were started at point far
enough up the course to make up the
deficiency A good start was effected,
Euehre leading to the stand, which she
passed two lengths in advance Of
the favorite, and at the end of the first
mile increased it TO six, but dropped OFT
on the second mile to two, running all
the while well i'm hand. In the last
round Silent Friend went fOr the mare
with y wiiL but to no purpose, as she
Jumped out on the latt quarter Of the
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Terrific Storms in IIIiuOis, Wis
constr, Indiaua and Ohio
Immense Destruction Of
Property. ID
Houses, Barns and Telegraph
Poles Blown Down = Crops
Swept Away Twenty
Lives Lost.
Fields Flooded and Railroads
Washed-The Most Destruct-
i've Visitation OF the
EVentFul Year.
KILLEp BY LIGHTNING.

WoLFBORo, n. H., July 5.--Light-
ming yesterday struck the house of Mrs.
Drew in TuftOnborO, instantly killing
her and considerably damaging the
building. aa
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way home, yesterday, between Edge
field Junction and Hadley's Bend, by
being shot through the heart. Himself
and Johnny Hadley, thirteen years old,
had been to town and bought a derrin-
ger pistol. The killing is supposed to
have been accidental.
John Martin, seventy years of age, left
home Wednesday evening, threatening
to drown himself He was found in the
river two miles below the city, yester-
day, and the verdict Of the coroner's jury
was suicide.
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FIRST RACE.

In the 2:40 trot there were twelve en-
tries. Barney took the first money,
Red Oak the second, and Joe Shawhan
the third.
SUBlHldTy-Barney, ], l, 2, /; Red
Oak, 8, 8, l, 2; Joe Shawhan. 2, 4, 5, 3.
Time 2.9Sl 2.2G 9 .3a o.2G
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Cuban Items.

HAVANA, July 5.-The planters have
agreed to pay tax of two dollars for
each slave, instead of sending them to
work on the trocha. Owners of runa-
way Cinnamon, now in the government
departments, have offered them for
work on the trocha, and the captain
general will accept them.
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FATALLY sTABBFD

WORCESTER, July 5.-John Bergman,
a Swede, was fatally stabbed in the left
breast Thursday evening, by Thomas
Moran, an Englishman, in a drunken
fight. Moran was arrested.
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HEARTS CONTENT, n. +.
HEARTS CONTENT, July 4.-Inde-
pendence Day. The laying of the cable
of 1873 was successfully completed this
morning, shortly after midnight.
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NASHVILLE, TENN.

NASHVILLE, July 4.-To-day has
been generally observed by all classes,
but without any particular demonstra-
ton. All branches Of business was sus-
nandad and hnnses closed
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CINCINNATI, July 5.-Advices from
MaysviIle, Kentucky, state that a Sc
we're storm visited that section yester-
day, unroofing many buildings, uproOt-
ing trees, blowing off chimneys and
doing great damage TO crops. The
Hooking valley "a Ohio is inundated,
the water being higher than ever known
before. Six miles of the canal are gone
between Athens and Saline. The dam
age to the crops is estimated at over one
million dollars. Salt-wOrks and other
commercial interests are suffering tre-
mendiOusly.
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Nine Deaths from Cholera at Cinein-
natl.
CINCINNATI, July 5.-Nine deaths
from cholera were reported at the health
offica TO-DAY
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CIRcLEvILLE, July 5.-scioto river
has overfiowed the extensive broom
corn fields in this vicinity, probably
running from five hundred to one thou
sand acres of broom corn. The corn Is
flattened down and dirt washed on to il
so that much of it cannot rise. All the
streams are so high that the roads are
impossible between here and Columbus.
No trains have arrived from the east
since ThurSdav f.lG
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AIUNC[OS DIVERSOS.
Aviso al pGblico.

Et que SMscriJe, mue0O contratista del
arbitrio municipal sobre coches, ca'roS,
cayYetas, carretittas de ma q dos ruedas
y cdballos de slla, po'ae en- conOcimiento
delpabhcO que Ia matrtcula de eStos para
el pago del semestre que ha dc empesa'-
eI primero de Enero, queda alberta des-
de este dia hasta fines del citad0 mes;
t6rmino imprOrogaJle, entendido q''c, et
que pOr Olvido Q imtencion de no pagar
Ell importe de dicha matrtcaIG dejc de
cumplW con este requisite, Sc te eryird
la responsabilidad correspondence
Las interesadoS deberdn concmri'
dentro del play0 se0aladO d satttacer
los derechos de m4tricalas en- en- 81 eSta-
b1ecimiento de ID. Pedro del Yale, Guile
de San Jstst0 nlmcr0 10,
Pnerto-RicO diciembre % de 1872.
Ell Contratista, Hermipio Padiat.
4-6
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SECCION OFFICIAL.
GOBlERNO SUPERIOR CIVIL
DE LA IsLA DE PUERTo-RIco.

El Excmo. Sr Captain General de csta Iala,
con fecha 10 del corrient., ha dirijido al Excmo
Sr, Gobernador Superior Clyil, la COMMUNICATION
que sigue:
"Excmo. Sr.:-Hace tempo que las necesida
des del serviciO militar recIaman Ia foFmAeIDn
de una carta do hIsla, Ia par que una easa.
dfstica que prOporcione el cOnocimiento De los
recursos con que el EjGrcito puede contar en
case necesari0,y y 81 bien seria do deseaF que tan
tmp0rtantes trabajOs 80 Ievasen cfcrto c0n
tOda la precision que el adelanto de las cienclaa
permlte, tenemOs hoy por hoy que limitavnom 4
verifcarlos prescindicndo en- parte dc aqnelIaa
para ganar en- tempo 10 que pcTtlefelnOA ca
exactitud-Con este objct0 propuSe obsave
ell aumentO del personal de IL Secs ION del Cuar-
pO de Estado Mayor mis- 0rdenes, A la rmAI
COMIC con lIsonjeIas egperanxas Ia elcgaslA nis
sion do llevara cabo los menci0nadoA tFabaloa
para llenar el vaclo quo de ellos snntsnaOs au
todas las dependencies olicialcA. -Ife n0fnbra
do, pues, una comision del citado Curgp0, e0ns-
puesta del C0mandante ID. Ramon JaGIeaa y
Alvarez los CapiIanes y. Aptonlo PEREZ M
vaJas ID. Manuel Gomez Vidal. que empe.
zara sus trabajos en- ei pl0ximo Enrfo rna
9ObJeto dc que este Jefe y OGciales z0 K laas.
lIten cuantos datOs, noticiaa auxillO nacaeIsen
DC las Autoridadcs locales; Fueg0 Il ". III -
slrVa y sns 6rdeneS q los Alcaldes de N Isla :
puestos de Ia Guardia Civil. para que cos. Il -.
10 vcracldad due Ia bOndad de tales exilen
SpadyuVen tan hQnroso tin, denossEando q
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TELEGRAMAS.

Fin ell I2de1ede del L: nallafnOS, ell
tire otros telegramas, los siguientes:
Madrid 18 de Diciem6re.-En la
session del Congreso manifesto aver
el Sr5 Zorrilla que era ell prop6sito del
Gobierno introducir reformas en- la
ley municipal de Puerto-Rico.
Anunci6 tambien que la insurrec-
cion carIista Sc hallaba tan reducida
que tenia va poca importancia, que las
demostraciones 'rebeldes de los repu-
blicanos habian terminado y que Ell
6rden esta asegurado en- todo ell pats.
La Camara por 1872 votos contra 6
acord6 declarar que habia dido con sa-
tisfaccion las explicaciones que aca-
baba de hacer ell Gobierno.
El Impartial dice que es inminen-
te una crisis ministerial, que es impo-
sible demorar Ia reconstruction del
Gabinete.
Los republicanos han resuelto en-
las C6rtes sostener con un voto de
confanza al Gobierno con la condi
cion de que este Sc ha de declarar de
I'm modo inequfvoco en- favor de La
Suppression de la institution donestica
ell los dominios espanoles.
Las C6rtes han aprobado ell NOM
bramiento de una comision para exa-
minar la peticion que ha hecho Mar
ruecos del Penon de la Gomera. Mar
ruecos ha convenido en- no tocar mas
ell asunto hasta que la comision emf
ia su informe.
Madrid Diciembre 20.-La crisis
anunciada por El ImpdrcioI el mier-
coles dltimo, ha tenido efecto.- Los
ministries de Hacienda; Fomento y
UltramM Sc han retirado. Ell Sr. Eche
garay ha sido nombrado ministro de
Hacienda, Becerra de Fomento y
Mosquera de Ultramar. A consecuen-
cia de la crisis Sc suspendi6 aver la
session de C6rtes.
Ell Senedo ha aprobado defnitiva-
mente la ley relativa al Clero.
Los ministries nuevamente nombra
dos fueron presentados al Rey en- Gu
yas manoS prestaron ell juramento de
cOstumbre.
Ell Sr. Zorril!a tuvo aver larga con-
ferencia con el Sr. Rivero.
Madrid 21.-Hablando ell Sr. Zor
rilla en- ell Senado q nombre del Co
bierno aprovech6 la OCCASION para re-
petir 10 que tiene dicho antes de aho-
ra: que ninguna reforma Sc llevara 4
Cuba mientras quede un insurrecto en-
la isla.
Ell ministerio anunci6 aver en- el
Senado por boca del Sr. Zorrilla que
en- hreye presentarfa ell Gobierno un
proyecto de ley para resolver la cues
ton domestica en- Puerto-Rico.
FL emprestito de $50 millones de
pesetas Sc ha cubierto entero y los re-
cibos Sc daran 4 razon de 81.
Parts, .diciembre 19.-El alcalde
corregidor de Nantes ha sido separa-
do de su empleo por no haber presta-
do sufciente protection a los pere-
grinos de Lourdes. Una mocion que Sc
habia presentado 4 la Asamblea para
inquirir sobre la responsabilidad en-
qhe habia incurrido ell Gobierno por
los ultrajes de que habian sido objeto
los citados peregrinos, ha sido retirada
Mr.. Roein, distinguido miembro del
Institute, ha sido dado de baja en- la
lista del jurado porque ha manifestado
que no creia en- la existencia de Dios.
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HERMOSEAD Ia COMPLEXION

Con el usO del Aqua Florida de Murray Lanman
rs el mas salutifero de todos los cosmeticOs con-
tracto dc flores vivas exento de subsauciasenOtcas
Ianto Ia 'blonde" como In brunette" In tienen en-
gran aprecio, cOmunicandO esa trasparencia Y sua-
Vldad tan admiradas en- el bcllo seXo Su constanta
uso AmDfde Y h;acc slesapnrcceI. las Ar
ru@aS. Suaviza da tersura I'll citis, impide la
tenoencla natural de Ia cutfcU1 surcar5e Y &iarse
III aqua florida de Murray V Lannan IS realinente
iamas delIco8a chcaz de las 2guas de tocador to-
90 10 qne entr3 en- su composition c3 10 mas selccto
comblnado do tai mancra cue aSogura los mcio
res resltados. Jariia de genera nj Gambia por efcc
10 Del tempo chna. marten6udose siempre tan
dcHcada iresf COMO Cuardo ac3Halla dc cOnlDO-
ner. Como dantrihco sc usa gcueralmcntc, por ra
ZOn dc la -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-01-08
EXQUISITA FRAGANCIA

One couunica Ia hoca. L. proportion Gete ser
una cucharadtta en- un vase comm fr = ,,t9 or~o
Noutraliz2 ias parlctlja7 Ce comida delenIdas en-
tre los djoues l1s cialcs 10 cGUsa de nicaduras
en- Ia dcniadta. Iual aiieHto. dyscoioralniento de
!as eucias- Aaomas con al u*o del Aqua Florida dc
Murray L40man Sc imparJe frescor aroma al
aiicat"' biaucur2 a los dtentcs sin el mas minno
pehgro dc l5urarel e.ma;e iO cue rara vez So con-
s'8ue con lta locclones pOlvos hoy en- uso Gene
IA amente las aen1ras queao 0pTeciaa lie rehnamien-
TOY buea gusto deSc4u tCuor
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-01-08
Mauos Blanoas Y SuaVes.

Crcemos que no has nadO Cue ticnds mas pro-
ducir este ctecto que Il Aqua Florida de Murray Y
Lantnan fAsxciada CON el ag0a do layarse Las Sc
noras de Cuha sud America fu,rt.l lls priIneras
on desc0hrlr las CStrAorsu3rtaS Writ aides s esfa a.
Ia hoFai como coaJlriico Hgspurs do Veinte Y
cinco amos tie ugo dIaV.o h2A dvcldo que IS IA al
ca desth1ctou u0Eal VUe Cor ul tuQ0. lo, st,e lI-
sitos =rgufo o,.cak r.uosea dor de- IN come
pleNion tGn bien Como perfume exquisite y dg !cas
do. frobablc5nentr ei nas dstIutlyo car..eter del
Aqua FIoFida da Murray Lanmau a. su admirable