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FORT WASHINGTON COLLEGE.

The twenty-third auDuh commencement OF the
Fort Washington French College Tor young gentlemen
was well attended yesterday. Tho exercises
conducted by President Alfred NJ. Cote assisted by
ten professors The exercises opened with
ture by ne New York Juvenile Asylum Band, which
was followed by sautatory address IRON The
Rev DR.. Brapn. Then came recitaIions In the
French, Spanish and German languages. Among
those whose efforts received general applause
were John Gichrist Ricardo Lynch, Hiram Price,
Ri arao Smith; Charles, Gabriel and Albert Berwiu;
Louis Duploo, Clarence Hicks, Robert Heimbo.d,
William Maiden, Ricardo Perez, Raphael Coles, An
tonic MAIDEN and Ricardo Gibbs TIE recitatous were
hterspefsed with music Ny the band, piano 1910 oy
Ricardo omith and duct Dy George Harris and An
tonic hadeu. fne exercises concluded with spark
lug little French COMEDY called lies Petits Olseaux
successfully rendered by Nm. LOUIS Provost George
Harris, william Sunt4 Maria Antonio MAIDEN, Ricardo
GIBBS, George Brady, Mason HsimDoid, Ku-
dolio Perez. Rudoiio Duke aud William Lynch.
Tue Rev. +. A. Aigueperse tneu entertained tho pu
pills and thor friends with lew. perrin remarks
alter when the prizes premiums were distributed.
Wiam Santa Maria Received the highest prize,
which WAS u gold media, Tor industry AMI exemplary
department Next N the order oil merit were George
Brauy, George Harris, Carlo, Moran aud Pedro Ne
una Raphael Co es received silver casi Tor lex
traordnary proficiency" similar medal was
awarded 20 Jose Payana. silver meal wa, gwen
~ Master George Harris Tor promotion to
the freshman Class during the year. The
highest nonors studies were rewarded by
snvcr medals gwen TO LOUIS Provost Tor mathematics
Ricardo GibUs mathematics aud best essay; Autonio
MAIDEN, eiocutou ana langaa-es; and George Percy
HICKS Tor gcherai excellence Next came the
niums TO those who ranked highest III tuslr ciasscs,
Masters Louis ana laurence HICKS receiving first pre-
NUNS Tor genera superiority. The following pupils
nlso received several prem Tor different Rrades OF
merit :-Masiers Roduiio Duke. Albert Hoyt, Mason
Hemooii. ricardo >mlh, Wiiiian Linen, Gaurlcl
Berw,n. Charlvs Bsrwin, john Gilchnst ana Ricardo
Perez. The exercises closed WITH u vaedictory al
dress by MIR. Colo.
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Gates 70 the number OF SIS would be handed TO those
for whom they were designed 10 the respective class
He also adverted 10 the pleasing
tina. the number OF pupils selected Tor these hoIors
amounted 10 thrty-tnreo aud onetnird per cent OF
the total average altcndar CO. After remarks had
been made by others OF the gentlemen present the
children were dismissed.
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MORMON ARRIVALS

The steamship Monsasa, from Livsrposl, breushs
yesterday 70 this port 2oo hosmons on their var %
Salt Lake Mr. Jackson. superintendent Of Castle
0asdss, says tnas he has computed the nuubss OF
Acrmons Who have arrived 81 CAsils Gardsa mnes
1855 ~ ", 600.
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festival occurs ths evening. The Phi Beta Kappa
also and classes 80 AS 49, 49, II and '75 hod
reunions Tue regular on cement exercises Will
take place THURSDAY.
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THE NORMAL COLLEGE.

THREE HUNDRED AND FIFTY FAIR DAMsRLs
TO GRADUATE TOMORROW
The Normal College commencement viii take place
tomorrow Thursday morning. In the college build
Ing Tho indications that 1t viii be very inter-
esng affair There $50 fair graduates this yOar,
whose names are as foll0ws:-
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MRS. WELLS INSTITUTE

The eleventh annual closing exercises OF Mira
Leopold Wells school Tor Young Ladies and Kinder.
gar,su took place At the Institute No. Is West Forty
ninth street, las. evening The sensars we're dressed
10 nearly ever instance spoucss white and the me
pariors were proiusey decorated with choice exo.cs
Great dcierencs was paid TO the graduatss VINO re-
ceved their honors v,sh becoming diaaity. Mrs.
Welt, the principal, directed the entire pro-
gramme, and was ably assisted by her
corps oil teachers. The graduates distine uished
themselves In English, French and herman compost
tons, as We'll as music. A. the coss OF the pro-
gfamme Mrs. Wei presented prizes to tho msrtoIious
scholars, and diplomas 70 the graauatsA
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Is tho list OF the speakers with the subjects cb osen
Prose decamations--"ihe Abolition OF War; tSam-
nerl j. Leo Honigman; .'.Speech ggains, Warren
hastings tsheridaul George II. D.vs; "The
Death Penalty" tHueoh Edwin ii. shethsr;
''Spartscus TO the Roman Enjoys" SlgsmuDd c. Pol
liter; 'sMen Will Awake' fHugol ). Walter Wood,
.'irsh Aliens and English vIctores' fShisi. p. Q.
Leubuscher. Poetry decla I'm ations-"rhs Parting of
Hector and Andromache" (Homsrl, William Z. hil;
"vireinia" tAacaulayL John 8. McWiam; "Womau
In War" fReadl Alexander Bernstein. Alter the
speaking was President Webb announced that the
decision would be given al the college commencement
tomorrow evening
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Hartford In the evening there win Be . reception In
the OF the Law School, and the Glee Club will
give concert III usic Hall.
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browne, Minnie w.
Browning, Sarah 4.
Bumstead, Caroline b.
Bush, Apnle l..
Butler, Eliza J.
CaGerats, Fannie.
Cam, Lucy.
Callahan, Lizzie A.
Callahan, LIZZIE +.
Cantreil, Mary J.
Carpenter. ldelette De !
Darlington, Emlly L.
Carroll, kasc h.
Carter, Mary h.
Chapman, Eliz beth.
Chase, Cornclia NJ.
Chatoney, Maria l..
Chiids, ANNE q.
Clarke. Eleanor Il.
Clark, Margaret q.
Clark, Minnie v.
Clo0ney, Mary E.
Cobb, Minute A.
Cochran, Emma l.
Coddington, Ella.
Coc. Emily.
Coffin, Mary Z.
Co,Durn, Kate $.
Conner, LOUISE A.
Conway, Ida +.
Cornell, Ella.
Cowan, Bessie L.
Cregin, Rutina A.
Crommelin, Jeanette B.
Cronk, Margcry s.
Crook, Jane V.
Cruikshank. Cora
Cumming, Emma.
Cursack, Kalio T.
Davidson, Annie.
Dawson, Harriet.
Dempsey, Elizabeth A.
Dempsey, Mary.
Dennis, Clara Z.
De Veau, Helen N.
Doak, Agnes N.
Donohue, Maggie A.
Donohue, Margaret A.
Doyle, Gertrudc NJ.
Drummond, Caroline B.
Duane, Maggie l..
Dugan, Maggie q.
Dusean, ELIZABETH A.
Duggan, Elizabeth N.
DUNBAR, Mary.
Duryer, Kate A.
Eckstcin, Laura.
Elslg, Bertha J.
Ellis, Alice NJ.
Ellsworth, Marian II.
Evans, Alice )
Evans, Mary X.
Eyeritl, Elm ma w.
Faircnild, Jane A.
Farley. Roso G.
Farrell, Margaret.
Farrell, Sarah.
Harrington, Jusiette d.
Favor, Ida L.
Ferris, Minnie Z. B.
Field, Annie.
Field, Ella.
Finley, Margaret A.
Fish Z, sarah.
Flannery, Della +.
Fleming. Ammo 4.
Frankon heimer, Estella-
Freystaat. Sarah l..
friedman, Sarah X.
Fri,ze, Minnie.
Gallagher. Annie Z.
Gallagher, NJ. Grace.
GalIigan, Nellie Z.
Gonrman, Emma.
Gels, Mary A.
Cibsun. Fannie +
Glen, Mary.
GoctnaIs. Annie b.
Goldenberg. Hannah.
Could, Emma +.
Gould. Sarah J.
Graham, Mary 6.
Grace. Gilda z.
Gregory. l. zzle e.
Gregory, Mary l.
Gntiiths, Nette J.
Ounce, Mary.
Gulnzburg, Eleanor,
HAgan. Anastasia.
Haggerty, Mary A n.
Hall, Mary II.
HamiII, sarah A.
Hammer, Amy IL.
Hardy, MINNIE.
HartiRan, Annie N.
Hartley, Ida II.
Hsssett, Idllic.
HAviIand, Emma Q.
Hayes, Mary A.
Hays, Hannah A.
Hays, Rachel r.
HeiibruD. Emma Q.
Hsnnessy, Kate N.
Hcsse, Matilda.
Heymsn, Emma.
Heym.n. Sarah.
Hughes, Lizzie ).
Hughes. Mary q.
hughes, Matte q.
Holden, Mare r..
Holly, Ju Ia +.
Hcn.man, Mary T..
Howe, Anastssia,
Hili, Repcsca n.
Hirscn, Fan ME.
Hirsb, Carrie.
1aen, Mary c.
J4ycox, Clara
Jcpnett. Marie l..
jennings, Sarah Y.
jerome, Minnie Il.
Joseph, jennie.
kaufman, Pauline.
kaufman, Emma J.
katz, Francisco.
Keller, Pauline.
Kelly, Mary Il.
Kelly, Teresa J.
Kennedy. Francos J.
Kennedy, Matilda.
Kennedy. Sarah J.
Ken Jolly, ALICE
Knnvap Anrv N
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Marchant, sophie.
Musterson, Annie +.
Maltison, Alice d.
Madison, Elizabeth.
Mayer, Rachel.
McArdlc, Elizabeth "a.
Mcaulifie, Ellen J.
Mccarthy, Lydia A.
Mccarthy, Margaret A.
Mccarthy. Mary {.
McComb, Elizabeth II.
McCullum, Margaret L.
Nc Chimney, kebccca.
McGaw, Agnes W.
McGivcny, Margaret A.
McGrane, Aiicc Il.
Mcclure, Mary l.. 5.
McKlbbin, Emma J.
McMulKiD. Matilda j.
McWilllams, "a. Jennie.
Meehan, Mary Q.
Meek, Amelia NJ.
Mem mel, Carrie.
Merritt, Ed'th A.
Mesa, Lonchita.
Mott, Mary +.
Moore, Jennie +.
Morgan, Ohvo A.
Morley, Margaret W.
Morrison. SARAH Il. :
Morrison, sophie r.
Morrow, Laura +.
MosDach, Emma J.
Murphy, Mary.
Murray, Ellie j.
Murray, Jeanette.
Murray, Mary A.
Neh cbas, Annie 4.
Men. Mary.
Norris, A. Bella.
NussDaum, sarah.
OATS, Mary 7.
y Brien, Margaret l..
O'Con nor, Camilla L..
O'Gr ady, ANNE +.
O'Lcary, Agnes II.
V'Ncil, Emma II.
Onderaonk, Carrie d.
Palma, dc. Mariana
Palmer, Eva.
Parker, Susan L. Z.
Parlc, Alice v.
Perkins, Rosa J.
Perley, Florence J.
Peterson, Pauline.
Plugh, Gertrude
Pcy ser, Hannah.
P0kOmy, Antonia.
Pollak, Esther L.
Potter, Grace.
Price, Kate W.
Quiqiey, Kate n.
Quill, Anne L.
Quinn, Kate A.
Raymond, Geneva K.
koddlug, Theresa II.
Reed, Anna s.
Reeve, Cornelia A
Rcgan, Mary J.
Reilly, Kate l..
Reynolds, Adelaide.
Rroadcs, Elizabeth.
Richardson, Louise.
K.xer, ChrisyiAna.
Robinson, Mary II.
Roeder. Amelia u.
Roege. Em me-.
Roscnthal, Virginia
Rotnschiid, Tile.
R0ylaLce, Fannie w.
Isugales, Joanie.
Sanders, Bena.
SANFORD, Fannie.
Scallon, Margaret.
Schactilor, Caroline A.
Scherzluger, Minnie A.
Scott, Frances.
Ssligman, Carrie J.
Sol!eck, Florence n.
Sexton, Mary +.
sharp, Mary o.
Shieids, Annie b.
Siedcnback. Josephine
S,nkins. Melinda.
Simm, Annie.
Sinclair, Annie II,
Sinclair. Mamie.
Sinnoti, Mary V.
smadbeck, Grace.
Smith, Agnes s.
Smith, Annie.
Smith, Anne L.
Smitn, annie NJ.
Smilh. Carrie 4.
Smith. Emily z.
Smith, Emily q.
Smylh, sarah NJ.
Spencer, Mary J.
squircs, Emily o.
Siadeker, Bertha.
Stein, Frances A.
Stein mdiier, Adelaide.
stephens, Jennie l.
stone, Josephine 4.
stout, Mary Is.
StrasDcrger, Hannah.
SULLIVAN, haggic.
Suizoacher, Nary.
sutheriand, Maunelia.
swanson. Belle +.
Talbot, Mary.
1ayler. Annie.
Terry, Flora Il.
Thistle. Margaret A.
\ hoinas, Mary T..
thornton. Henrietta q.
Iooker, EilzIJ.
Iouniey, Rcbecca X.
IugwcIl, Belle h.
Tuska, sophie.
Vail. julia A.
Van lduslinc, Louise.
vogei, annie r..
wallace, Agnes.
Walter. Anna.
Ware Laura,
Warncr, Lspora
Weinberg, Miriam.
Weir, Hattie l..
West. Myrtle
Weatherbee, Adclla r.
White, Maggie X.
Whitley. Emma T..
whitley, Charlotte IA.
Wilcox, Hannah ".
Wilson, LOUIS.
Wood, Marie L.
oocic, Minnie.
Young, Matilda.
Zcnia, Pisdad.
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GRAMMAR SCHOOL NO. 50

The graduation exercises OF Grammar School No.
80. Finyiourth street. avenue, took place
in the afternoon In tho large nah OF the school A
large number OF the friends Of the pupils pres
eni, and among tho guests Messrs Baker
nierre, Assistant Superintendent Jones, ex-lnspector
Williams, ex-rrustee HUI, OF the Fifteenth ward; Com
missioner Juiius Haizenburg, Professor d. L. Scott
OF the College OF the city Of New YORK; Rev A.
r. schauitcr, ex-Commissioner Lawson n. Fuller
and School Trustee Hosea Is Perkins Mr. j. W.
Mason, chairman Of The Board OF Trustees of
the Twenty second ward, presided. The school
Faber delivered tho address the part
the graduates. A declamaiioO .'rhe seventh Plague
o! Egypt by Master Edward Il. Doyle; reading
and reeit,tion, by Masters Grosvcpor W. Barry
william X. brnnett respectively, prece led very
Pheasant and humorous dialogue, .'rhe Hypochou-
driac," IN winch Masters A. L. hoyt aud q A. Van
Aistyne acquitted the nseivcs .dmiraoly Master ia
cob Arkush arcislmed 1.-The Fireman. which was
by Masters Auram Braun and Wiiam b. Scot. A
defamation by Master Henry l.. Waterman
last ol the bays eXercises Inc distribution, by
princpai OF The school. Mr. NJ o. Egas, OF the semi
annual certificates was theu proceeded with. Out OF
the $50 boys 23l received certificates for good
behavior ana proficiency. Tho diplomas grad
uation W re then conferred by Professor David B.
Scot, on twenty boys, whose names graduates
OF this school were puDiished IA the HERALD OF the
l4tn inst. he przes were next distributed by Rev.
Mr. Schauiller as iOlo~s:-ScHoar ship goid m, DIAL
"a handsome solid gold cf0ss gwen by tho principal
oil the schoo was awarded 10 William NJ rubcr The
silver meiai tor attendance and puncualty. gwen by
Mr. Sc1Aull1er the vice principal, was awarded TO
Franklin u. Ludwig while copies oil this prize were
awarded several others The prize Tor pen
the GIT OF Al r David b. Scott, Jr, tue teacher,
was awarded TO Franklin Is. Ludwig This part OF the
programme IN shcd addresses werc delivered by Pro
lessor Scott ana nearly all tho gentlemen whose
names above
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

MURKLASD-MRE1ING OF THE BOARD OF
VISITORS.
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Guia de Viajeros.

Para Florence, Downey City, Norwich,
Auaheim, por ell ferro-carril Southern Pa
oihc y empalme con las diligencias para
Orange, Santa Ana, Tustin City, San Juan
Capistrano y San Diego, diario q las 4:OO
de la tarde. Llega d las $40 de la ma
Dana.
Para Florence, Compton y Whining
ton, por ell ferro-carril southern Pacific.
tiario, a las 1920 lie la mahaha y $3.50 de
la taIde. Llega q las 9 de la mahana y
2:l5 de la taide.
ss- En- dIas de Hegada y salida de va.
pores la bora segun la que convenga q los
.Jassgeror,
Para San Gabriel, Ell Monte, Spadra,
Pomona, Cucamonga, Cotton CSan Ber-
nardinoy por ell ferro-carril Southern Pa
ciic, diario, q las $3.50 de 10 tarde. Llega
4 las 1910 de la manana. Slgue hssta
Dos Palmas y allf empalma en- con las
diligenclas de Arizona.
Para San Fernando, diario por ell ferro-
carril Southern Pacific q las lis de la
tarde Llega a Ia l:I5 de la tarde.
Para Santa Monica, por ell ~ferro-carril
lie Los Angeles 6 independence, diario, a
las l0:e0 de la manana y 500 de la tarde.
ES En dias de apo Sc Gambia la bora
conforme q las salidas y llegadas de los
vapores.
Para San B-uenaventura, Santa Barbara
Y San Francisco, por la lfnea de Diligen-
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nans. Llega q las ii de la tarde.
Las Diligencias de la Compahfa de Cali
fornia y Arizona salem q la llegHda del
tren de Los Angeles los Lines, Microbes
y Sabados.
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Directorio del correo.

Para las estaciones de San Francisco,
del Este, del Norte y de la Costa-Ferro
carril Pacfdco del Sur-Llega q las 2:2U
de la tarde; Sc cierra q la l2:40 de la
tarde. Las cartas que Sc deseen registrar
deberan ser p%resentadas antes de las lI:3O
de la malana.
Enea de San Dlego-San Diego y esta-
clones intermedias; llega q las $3.50 A. M;
Sc cierra q las $50 P. NJ.
sur de Arizona. Tucson, Yuma, Arizo-
ma City y estaciones intermedias.-Servi
clio diario. Llega q las 10:40 A. NJ; sale q
la l:4O p. NJ.
Norte de Acknowledgment, Wicken-
burg y estaciones intermedias-Cada dia
alternado comenZando ell 29 de Mayo.
Llega a las l0:40 A. NJ; Sc cierra d las
lao P. NJ.
san Bernardino y estaciones interme-
d'as-Diario-San Gabriel, El Monte,
Riverside etc.. llega q las IO:40 de la ma
mana; las balUas Sc cierran q la 1:40 ue
la taTde.
Wilmington y Estaciones intermedias-
Llega q las 9:20 de la manana Cierra q
las 1920 de la tarde.
Santa Monica-ulega d las S:55 de la
mafana; cierra d las 4,40 de la tarde.
Cerro Gordo, Lone PINE Y havflah-
ldega los Lines, Microbes y viernes a las
2:20 de la tarde; sale los Lines, Mierco.
les y Sabados; Sc cierra a la 1910 de la
tarde.
Orden postal para Ell Interior y ell Ex-
LAM ro-La o1cina estara alberta de las
de a manan q las 5 dc la tarde, excep-
TO los Domingos
Los Domingos la oficina permanecera
alberta durante una bora, desde las $40
d las 4:l0 de la tarde.
Col. DUNKELBERGER,
Director de Correos.
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Agentes de la Cronica.

Ciudad de Los Angeles.-Refugio Bill
a Luis Obispo.-John ]. SIMMER,
Administrator de Correos.
San Observation-Disclosures Obiols.
Tres Pinos..-Estolano Larios.
Virginia City.-Teoilo Alatorre.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Manzo.
San Francisco.-Modesto Garcia.
san Jose, Condado de santa Clara.-F.
Lauiei.o.
Santa Barbara. Francisco v. GARLIC.
Arareim.-Ceferino Covarrubias.
sorritos, Condado de Mariposa.-M Mar
COZ Zainora.
,tocxton.--Alejo Diaz.
Pomona, Condado de Los Angeles.-F.
4'aiornares.
Tucson, Arizona.-D. Ve.asco.
Ties Al mos, Arizona.-Ignscio varela
Yuma, ArIzona.-A. Teran y CT q.
Bakersfield, ConJado de Kern. Patio
-saitez.
Darwin, Condado de lnyo.-M. Perasich
Eureka, Condado de Eureka, Nevada
Nieves Leal.
Corpus Christi, Texas.-Ralael V. Cara.
Ell Monte, Azusa, San Gabriel, La Puen-
te.-Jesus Baez.
La Ballona -Dionisio Saenz.
Condado de Inyo, Lone Pine. -Dr. p. G.
jelc!ch.
Condado de a observation-disclosures
Cailos Luz IN.
Nueva :ork.-Geo. p. Rovell, No. Al
Park Row.
81. Louis, ACKNOWLEDGMENT & Ches.
man.
Territo.io del Colorado, Trinidad Je.
sus Ma. Garcia.
CondadD de Las Auimas, Barela-C,
B9Tela.
Condado de ConeJos, Guadalupe.-Ma,
nuel S. Salazar.
Nuevo Mexico, Santa F .-Fellpe Del
ge'to.
- ia. -Seberiane Martinez.
re nanIo de Taos.-Juan Santistevan.
Hs yato. 'Jondado de Colfax.-Jesus NJ.
Vaid5z.
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CRONICA
Leylde

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que ieseaD continuar su suscricion.
,. 81 los suscritores DIES an que Sc
suspenda la su%scricion, los pub!icis-
tas pueden continuar enviando los
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ellos son responsible hasta que
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mas.
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otros lugares sin iuformar de clio al
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Siempre debe avisarse ell cambio.
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es prima fdcie sehaI he fraude inten-
cional rehusar tomar un papel de la
oficiDa cuando 10 han pedid" 9 hacer
q los publicistas unicos perjudicados
por las causas a%nteriores.
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ATAQUES de EPILEPSIA
Enfermedad de Caida,

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BROMA-UN MES DE USO DE LOS CE-
LEBRES r. 1NFALIBLES POL yOS DEL
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rEMENTE CURADOS por ell uso de esios
POLYUS, GARANTIZAMOS UNA CURA
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Mexico. q. Pritchard, 500 Gale de
Battery.
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California.
Chile. Francisco 20 Casanueva, Con-
IGeneral, 81 U. 5. Court Building.
Rep1blica Argentina.-Chas. Baum, $40
lie Battery.
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Building.
Costa Rica.-J. NJ. Tinoco, 32S Gale de
Front.
Ecuador.-F. Herrera, lie ofcIo, 33l
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merry.
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gomery.
Portugal H. Laidley, 527 Gale de
Clay.
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5ansome.
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Washington.
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GALES Jackson y Front.
Belgica-Emile Grisar, 1917 Gale de
Powell.
lmperio Acknowledgements Mueke,
I09 calle California
Suiza.-F. Berton, Gale de Clay.
Suec a y Noruega "A. Bergrena, 405
calle Montgomery.
Per1-Federico de la Fuente y Subirat,
800 calle Sansome.
Gran Brets1a-W. L. Booker, 3I9 Gale
de California.
Brazll-Wm. barley, 300 calle de Cali
fornia.
Japon-K. Quanagia. 7OS Gale de Mar
ket.
Alemania-Adolph Rasenhal, 321 calle
de Battery.
HawaiI-H. N. Severance, 4O5 Gale de
Front.
Grecia-E. V. Suffer. 5IS Gale Mongo-
merry.
Rusia-M. KIinkofstrom, SO Gale de
Battery.
Paises Bajos-James De Fremary, 40
calle de Sansome.
Turqufa-Geo. W. Gibbs, 80 Gale de
Battery.
La crónica., 1878-01-09

tempo, cOBo ell PICTORIAL DE CEREzA DE
AVER Ha sido conocido del publico Dor
Goa de 40 nos, por ana Serie continue de
curas marayillosas, que lie nan dado pie
ma confanza en- sus virtudes, jamas igua-
'adas p r ~ninguna otra medicina. Hace
aun las curas mas eGeaces de Toses, Res
frios y Consnncion que pueden ser kechas
por la habilidad medica. En- verdad, ell
Pectoral de Cereza ha realmepte ouitado
q estas peligrosas enfermed DIES sus terro-
res, en- mucho, Y dado un sentimiento de
inmunidad q sus fatales ~efectos, que es
bien 81 sc toma ell remedio nj
tempo debido. Toda familia la debia to.
ner a mano para en- case necesario aliviar
a ~cuaIquiera de sus miembros. Enferme-
dad, sufrimiento y aun la vida Sc ev.tan
con este remedio adquirido a tempo. Los
p~rudentes no debian dejarlo y no 10 haran
los abios Tenido q mano por la protec.
clio que presia por su prontO uso en- alta
ques m mentaneos. %Preparado por ell
DIR. ]. G. AVER Y Cha,
Lowell, Mass, Qufmicos Practices v
Al alfticos.
Lo venden todos los B t~lcarios. 2i1a
La crónica., 1878-01-09
MAQUINAS FLORENCE
PARA COS2c1s,
SAMUEL HILL, Ageute
10 Gale Nueva de Montgomery,
San Francisco.

Del dictamen del Comite examinador
lie Maquinas de CJser en- la Exposition
de 1875 en- ell institute de los Mecanicos.
Hemos tenido un especial cuidado err
investigar los meritos de tcdas las maqui-
mas en- exhibition y hemos tornado en-
consideration al dar nuestro dictamen,
no tanto la b~rillantez de un punto solo,
sino la combination dc cualidades Que
constituyen en- co2junto una maquina
perfecta, unaq1e permanecera largo ITEM
20 en- possession del comprador y sea al fin
tan buena como Sc pretendia cuando nue.
va. Por c~onsiguiente nos hemos guiado
en- nuestra opinion POI las circumstances
de d%urabllidad, ligereza de movimiento.
perfection de la puntada, disposition q
gastarse, etc.
La crónica., 1878-01-09
p. TR
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