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Poor Food and Consumption.

At the tables of how many farmers
and mechanics, we wonder, is the buck
wheat breakfast gone into disgrace We
readily recall the time when uncounted
multitutes Of families broke their fast
of twelve hours and faced the work OF
clustering Winter day with nothing but
greasy buckwheat cakes and molasses /.
They might almost as well have eaten
sawdust; and what had they for dinner?
Boiled salt pork and potatoes, and for
supper boiled salt pork and potatoes
again-cold, and made palatable with
vinegar, All, we forgot the pie, the
everlasting pie, with its sugary centre
and its leathery crust-the one titilla-
tion Of the palate that made life toler-
able. Good bread and butter or milk,
abundant fruit, beef and mutton, nutri-
tious puddings-all these things have
been within the reach Of the people of
New England, for they have always
been the thriftiest people in the world !;
but they have cost something, and they
have not really been deemed necessary.
The people have not realized that what
they regarded as luxuries We're neces-
saries, and that the food upon which
they have depended for protection
from the climate, and for the re-
pair OF the wastes of labor, has
been altogether inadequate, and has left
them with impoverished blood and tuber-
culous lungs. For, after taking into ac-
count all the influence of hereditary,
which is made much Of in treating of
the causes of phthisis, insufficient nour-
ishment is responsible alike, in most in
stances, for the deposit of tubercle and
the Inflammation to which it naturally
gives rise. There are many men who,
by y change Of living, render the tuber.
cles already deposited in their lungs
harmless Vitality becomes go high in
its power that it denominates these evil
influences, and they live out fairly
long life with enemies in their lungs
that are rendered powerless by the
strength Of the fluid that fights them.
We have seen consumption cured again
and again by the simple process Of build
ing up the forces Of vitality through
passive exercise in the open air, and the
supply of an abundance of nutritious
food; and we have no doubt that it can
be prevented in most instances by the
same means No human body can long
endure the draught made upon it by "a
cold climate and by constant labor, unless
it is we'll clothed and well housed
Scribner's Monthly.
, 1879-07-24
A Romantic Elopement

Yesterday the police of Buffalo al
rested Emma Simmonson, o pretty girl
of IA, and Harry Clark, aged II, both
Of whom were dressed IN boys Clothes,
having eloped from their home in Flint,
Mich, recently. Emma wore neat
but loosely lifting suit of dark gray,
topped by natty hat, under which a
mass of short, blonde hair limited at her
SEX They were about to start on the
Canada Southern railroad, and the girl
carried satchel, which, being opened,
disclosed full feminine attire OF the
neatest quality and mass Of golden
hair which she had sacrificed, and at
sight of which she broke down and
cried. Emma said her father was fore
man in n sawmill, and Harry had been
q clerk in hotel. She had been read
ing dime novel sensations and became
infatuated with eloping. She attended
the public school, but spent most of her
time writing notes to Harry, who
agreed with her in the idea of an elope-
ment. She took pocketbook contain
ing $50 from her mothers bureau, and
reaching Detroit bought the boys
clothes, and then came to Buffalo and
put up at a Senaca street boarding
house. Their total capital VIXEN ar,
rested was $l2 30; the romance had al,
ready worn down to plain fact, and
Harry confessed that he wanted to 60
home, which ne was allowed to do.
Having request from Emma's father
asking that she be detained, the police
required her to put on proper clothing
and committed her to Jail.
, 1879-07-24

walking match. At minutes to II. Ed.
wards, bearing the stars and stripes, and
surrounded by all the contestants except
Scott, walked slowly around couple of
laps, thunders of applause following his
march.
Editor Drops Dead.
Peter Anderson, editor of the Pacific APP
peal, one of the best known and most re.
spected colored men ia California. dropped
dead on kearny street this afternoon. He
was aged GO years.
From Mexico.
A brutal murder was committed OH the
Casitas ranch, about twenty miles south of
the line, on or about Friday of last week. \
prospector journeying southwark was mur-
dered, dragged mile or more from the road,
thrown into deep gully and burned to
crisp. In pack left unmolested on his mule
Were found several letters and a photograph.
1t is presumed from these letters that his
name was Leopold Putt, gentleman in fair
circumstances AID we'll respected.
The interior department reports the popu-
lation of that republic to be 9,67S, ,O0o.
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the station house for shelter few nights
since, having wandered around the city all
day. 1t believed that he is deranged His
friends have taken him in charge. He has
been lawyer and notary here many years.
Come West.
Dispatches from various points in the
East and South represent the heat to-day to
have been oppressive.
In Virginia the crops are suffering for the
want of rain.
Thermometer in the shade to-day registers
1O2 degrees.
The Northern Pacific Railroad.
1t is stated by the Northern Pacific Rail-
road Co. that the rapid development of
Washington Territory and the demand for
railroad facilities have determined them to
commence the construction Of the road from
the Columbia river eastward to Pen d 'Oreille
lake, distance Of 200 miles. They accord
ingly Issued 4 circular calling for an ad-
ditional 100000 The subscriptions
closed yesterday, the entire amount having
been taken by stockholders. The construc.
ton will begin as soon as the line can be To-
Gated. Ten thousand tons of steel rails were
purchased to-day for this road.
, 1879-07-24
PACIFIC COAST.
HIS Last Row.


SONORA, July 14.-Thomas Newton, q noted
desperate, known as "Texas," who few
years. since was discharged from the State
prison, and who, during his career has killed
three men, was shot and killed this evening
by George Sandevah. butcher. Texas"
when sober, was quiet, inotfensiye man,
but when under the influence of liouor was
considered dangerous. He was with Walker
Ill MS nlbustering expedition III Guatemala.
Turning the Tables.
On Sunday afternoon j. G, Robertson, the
principal teacher at the Industrial School,
was assaulted by five boys and received in
juries from which it is doubtful il he ever
recovers. Mr.. Robertson was superintend-
ing the boys while they were making their
change of clothing in the dormitory, and
mad occasion to correct q lad named Robert
Weeks for some infraction of rules. The
rattan used by him was not adequate for the
purpose, and he left the room to procure
larger one. When he returned G.. Bergen,
10 years OF age, took heavy clothes bar,
three inches square AID five feet long, and
dealt Mr.. Robertson blow on the head
which fe!led him to the floor. He was
picked up immediately afterwards in
senseless condition and taken to his room.
From that time to this Mr.. Robertson has
not recovered consciousness and physicians
consider his condition extremely dangerous.
Mining Companies to Remove.
sAN Francisco, July l6.-Neariy all the
Leading Comstock companies, including Alta,
Alpha, Best d Belcher, Caledonia, Conf
dence, Con. Virginia, Gould e Curry, Hale
" Norcross, Occidental, Overman, Seq.
belcher, Sierra Nevada and Utah have filed
certificates of incorporation and lists of ofli-
GERS, IN the Office of the county clerk of
Storey county, Nevada. This is understood
10 be preparatory to removal in the event of
carrying into effect some of the provisions OF
the new constitution.
The walk Ended.
Over 10000 attended the pavilion this
evening to witness the finish OF the six.day
, 1879-07-24
FOREIGN NEWS.
The narien Canal.

RoUEN, July 15.-De Lesseps has declared
that the frindship between France and the
United States would facilitate the construc-
tion of the Darien canal He believed that
the canal would be completed in five or six
years. This is less than his former esti-
mate of the time necessary for the construc-
ton of the work. 1t is considered by some
that De I.esseps would have taken more
prudent course, if, instead of asking sub.
scription of 400, 900, 900 francs for the canal,
lie had formed small preparatory company
to Leroy Beaubon points out that it is not
certain that the Nicaragua route has not ad-
yantages that may hereafter lead to the Gre
alton of second canal which would deprive
De Lesseps' canal of the trade of the two
coasts of the United States on which it re-
lies for its chief profits.
The Result Of Tariff Adoption.
BERLIN, July 14.--Seventeen national
Liberals who seeded from the party consti-
tuted section headed by the historian
Freitschk. Their secession was due to q
vote of censure passed upon them by ma
jority of the party for supporting Bismarck's S
view on the tariff. The closing debate on
the tariff will be memorable for the protests
of Delbruck end Lasker, who prophesied
discomfort and confusion as the result of the
tariff.
France and Africa
PARIS, July l5.-The budget committee
Of the chamber of deputies, and the sena-
torial committee, have pronounced in favor
of France taking an active part in opening
up Central Africa. A commission to exam
inc the project of uniting Algeria aud Sene-
gal to Soudan by railway has been appointed.
1t includes DeLesseps, various senators and
deputies and number of engineers.
The Dead Prince.
LONDON, July 15.-After a statue of the
late Prince Imperial has been placed in
Westminster Abbey, and some other me-
mortal erected with the funds contributed by
the British army, it has been resolved to de-
vote the surplus of the funds to the estab-
lishment of a benevolent institution in COM
memoration OF the prince. 1t is computed
that the army fund alone will amount to
e50,0OO.
The Orleans Family.
1t is intimated that the meeting of men,
bers of the Orleans family at Geneva, an
nounced to be held next Saturday, is intended
to discusss the course to be taken by them in
view of the improvement of their prospects
in consequence Of the split likely to occur
among Bonapartists because of the unpopu-
larity of Prince Jerome Bonaparte.
Emigration to America.
LONDON, July 16.-In consequence Of de-
preston in Lancashire large numbers of
operatives are emigrating to America.
Cholera and Diphfheria.
A Berlin dispatch says that cholera has
made its appearance in Smolensk and is epi-
demic. Diphtheria continues its ravages in
Bessarabia, where 1escript Of the Governor
is published, ordering universal fumigation
OF the dwellings and clothing of the peas
antry.
, 1879-07-24

The grain trade of Boston increases
at rapid rate, especially corn, the re-
eeipts of which during June aggregated
over 100000 bushels against $4,000
in June, 1878.
, 1879-07-24
PICKLE Fortune.

FICKIe FOrtUne.
John D. Sloat, we'll remembered by old
Californians as being the son Of Commodore
Sloat, who captured California ports and
raised the American flag in 1916, applied at
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Ptc.-pIAtaI ,Mabana. Mejico.
Tari1a para dinsro,

Intercolonial balo dc x5o0o. ...~-....-... p9
u IdeEn mas de 5000. DSt
lnglaterra krancla. - D>t
Los Naporss Trasatlanticos tocan On PlymvuCn
UhSbourg q Southampton. En esta agehclas so OK
ptden pasal6s directo5 para Paris.
Sc expenden bllleteS de ida y vueta para paSa-
les lntercoioniales Trasalanucos porS me66s un
aAo resDectlvamente con una re6ala del 2S y. T.
PASAJES DE FAMILIAS. = Toda fanailia com.
puesta dc d mas perSonaS cuyo pasa1e TraSatlanu
co colaponga ei valor de cuatro passages enteros
tiene decschc q Ia rebaja DC una sexta Darte Ge
mOnrante Gel paSale. Entl6ndase Dor fam1a los pa
ores, hnos cr16oOs Esta reduction no Jlene lu-
hes nihos nenes de amos. uEo gratis. dc q 8 Is
euaIta parJe, de II La M1Jad.
Ls,S tja5Al6IOS para Eranclas CualQu1oc parto dG
Europa pueden uuSdar 10 0las ca lnHlarerra 81 aSl
GUSTAV wee versa los para lngiat6rra puUden que.
Gar en RTancia. Aos DasaJeros Dor estes vapores
tanCrt al DEiy1ieRlo de V1alac cm1Ro de nl6rre
enJrs UherDouTg, Paris. plymouth LondreS, q una
rebaja de 10 ~ les enbarcaaoS OIL este puerto.
EstA prChiptdo q los paSal4reS, 6mDarCano0 Oh
este puerto tomar bieteS Sino Oh casa de los Aken-
tes en- San Juan fu9rto-Rlco. Sre;. LatMer 70: 81
pasaje tornado pGraS psRara ~ Ne dc recargo.
ah obUenarse paSales por los vapSres do esta Com
paala Dara los sigulentss punteS: Antigua bar5a-
uaS, iDIiizA, CarlaE6nh. ColOA, Cncaza0, D9MOrara
UOEoinlca, Granada, Grey Town, jacmel. Jamaica,
Ia Galr Mt.rtinca, Port Prince. Puerto 1dmon,
Saysuliia saint Kits. Santa LUCIA. San Vicente. To-
baxo Isla ae Trinidad.
Sa exigen ahora prsclos modicos para los trasp0r-
los de JaDaco eaie q europa. 81
Para rOrm6n0reS SCORE paSaieS, Het6S demaS. di.
rixirBS q Ia Agsncta de- 10 Oompahla.
LA Gonp&Ala aseRuEh roaA ctaSe sde VRi0ree cue
en aiStivo. Netal6a preci9sos 1oSas Sc emparduen
Thtssas xiaCsna. . CuAiauieC otrc Dunto 0a su
ASeAtls LAC1mef Is 20
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LIeEada,. SaIIdas.

Con este nuevo itinerariO qnedara esta lnes
Inca de St Nazaire y los vapores que hacen el
Intercolonial de Trinidad, Car1pano, Cumana,
Barcelona, (Vs) Jackmel, Puerto Principe,
Santiago de Cuba y Kingston. ,.
Para mas informes dirigirse
st-5 's5 't''3s. " SiIv1 6 Co., Agentes.
San Juan, P. R., mayo de 1879.
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RETORNO.
Primera. Entpte. Puen
P0sojes t9e0s0tlG1atie0s.

na asta puerto q Santander St. Nazaire,
is de = q de IL. 81 del: Entrepuente.
eooo Gsbs&i74 $l60 $50 st
III montante de pasajes de fetes es pagade-
- al oro americana, 8 su equiyal ente en- mon
do do coraente con eI5 p% de aumento.
. CONCESIo
Co iasxvpniden ;pasajes de ida y vuelta en los
.;sios a1es, yalidos por dos Eesesy
con nm Is p% de rebsja, y enlos trasatl4ntlcos
vsIidos iI nor doce meses j con un 70 p% de re-
s.,aa familia cuyo pasaje compute el mon
tante de cuatro pasajes de Canaara Sc nara una
III nif5os n1eHores de. 3 amos gratis, de 8 &8
Il cnarta paftex dez8 ~ Ia nlitad, de doce
cnmpidos pagaran pasaje entero. Cuando una
i. m;Iia tenga yarios Minus, memories de amos,
S6Io mo ag eIos ira gratis los demas pagaran
Quarts pafte de pasaje. 8asas 3.. &. a.. .,
~ criados yarones pagaran el preelo nlado
~, ia ip1aasai esde entire puente, las muleres
s.,os M tercios del pasaje tomadas per sus afrias.
PaFa r,da detaliss, djrigirsea :. e'st
: ssaI d a. - 8 &lEvg g. .sssst's,
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Quinta en- Venta.

Por tener que ausentarse su duefiO del
pueblo de Bayalnon, Sc vende una bonita
quinta 8 Gambia por una casa en- sesta Oapis;
tai aunque esta sea de mas valor. Ia uuirs.
ta tiene espaciosa casa con jardin y hliefta
todo bien cultivado cercado. TienA, ada
mas de las fuentes de aqua, una bonita pa.
jarera infinidad de &rboles frutales del
pals peninsulares todos de m6rito ,siendo
sin duda una de las mas bonitas quinias "a
aquel lugar. Esta provista de buena coche-
ra pesebre, con una vega de ocao cuerdas
sembradas de malojillo en- ell mejor estado
Tambien Sc incluye en- la venta 8 por sepa.e
RADIO I'm coche de dos y cuatro asientos az
muy POGO uso caballo americana. Para m&s
Barreras calle de Tetuan numero 2s.
~ = @15oz sfissas *Es b. sn.sa
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EseueIs publiea del distrito De CstedraI.
Al. SAN JOSE-A.

Al. SAN JOSE Al.
Ell profesor que suscribe tiene la honra de
otrecer sus servicios a los senores padres de
famila. se admiten alumnos internos, bier
sean estos procedentes de esta Capital de las
demas poblaciones de la isla.
Qaeda alberta una clase de gimnasia, aSi
como otra especial para La preparation de los
joyenes Que deseen adqulrir los conocimentos
necesarios para ell tftulo de agrimensOr, advlr-
tiendo que solo podran ingresar en- la expresa-
.da clase los que hayan estudiado razenada,
mente la aritmetica elemental superior y ten
gan idea de la geometria plana.
ESTIPENDIO. ~
Iaternos que cursen la Instruction secun-
daria e ell colegio de los pP. JeSultas
Dor trimes1res adeldntadOS. .......... $7G
Clase reql0n,entari0 de instruction prlnGria.
ExternoS (menSuaD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Interncs (por trimestres adelantados).. 6C
3 2 GLASSES ESPECIALEs. oa
GinlaGsiG.
Externos &internos (mensual adelantado). s j
AgrinensurG,
Extefnos 6 internos (clase alternada, es-
tipebdfa niensual adelantado. !...... s 6
fF7i HORAS DE GLASSES,
80 INSTRUCTION prtmGriG.
he 4 10 de la manana de IL 4 8 tarde
~ GinlYeGsiG. de tres cllatro oe "a tarue.
A AgriQgensu1a. DE ~ 81 De la noche. ..,,yl
Jansr ysolsr, s s ss1sA 2pA
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I InA
n Il TOE NO +,
scONsIGNATARlOS.

Nwrvruis. Hres. .. r. 8. Delz Oomp. -GIBARA.
n,ccHarss de silva Rodriguez Oomp. 3.
1ISTo TUomp.-CUBA. y Sres. y. L. kos COMP
- ~ 1RSernsdo-laUADILLAS Sres Amel. Julia Of-
6res. 1Tiarte Hsgmalo de OaraeeAa
3 OOnap.-SANTHoAAs' bres. AaMpy OOnD'
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COMPANIA GENERAL TRASATLANTlCA
DE VAPORES CORREOS FRANCHISES
: LINEA DE MARSELLAI

Lamamos la atencion del comercio y del
pdbico en- general a la variacion que ha tent
do esta Inca de vapores en- su ltinerario, e.
que empezara q regir ell corriente mes con el
Vapor rGUADELOUPE, I,60U toneladas. NJ
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Ualzadoy sompreros de todas classes en- Las
NOvedades.
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Los abajo firmados tienen encargo de ven
der variasl lmaderas de ausubo, bien aserradas
y superiores q precios muy ventajosos entire las
que figuran las siguientes
Vigas de 8 varas de largo l2><5.
V;guetas de varas de largo y S><4.
Alfagias de s id. id. a1><3.
C,iartones de 6, syIo varss de largo y 4,<s
-sas q s7.fos q 4Udietea p 90 s1ifl
a eays.s SD as s'1a Ii, 90 ssza
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Tadc con capa de *. siendo pagadero ;ad En- Liver
Oo1' I1 na0ar en- Puerto Rico SO cobfaran al
a.mbfo corriente de Giros On las fechas de las ega
das de iog per menos de kO1oI6
Las pleas butos De GSs Pasen po 6e
dos toneiadag de peso SsraS ~
solo eg ao menes e
que Ra5as S1 efs s4eU 81 Ysrpoo
sntreca 4 de los c6neeiHiAe Aenfos 81 k &
Psfa EoTmenorss. diriglrse 5s- :, :. ti3Nt .t
On HYglHvyp' H y Is IS 80 9--feg Sobrinos EzQuiaga
g Suas :. - - Pastor MarQuez q Co.
Es9ncg Hass1....s3 - Borda u Co.
- SNAT91.t.. 9Sks&s- kIaell, Julia q Go. g
A9HAIstanNS."sE Nova q Hernandez.
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Tipos reducidos de Fletes.
cancfas. Sacos vacios Perfu-
ssrls esais5' 55'asusfes. odohilleria. }s0I.
DGSEias; GSIiss;a {; ;a;ambre, cobre ho- Por tone h
isde lata clavOs, tubos para ..o
eas ferreterla. plntura, acel- laua qe peso
70 isrcia jabon velas pape fboL ! n,
mmebles, viverSs, v1nos. lcO- o MSoloa
res espirituosos. aguas NINE & o,,o,o,, dar
,nanainaria tho teniendo pleas ,,o,o
naoo nne pasen de dos toneladas de 1tOl. Vapor'
nesej y pailas para azucar 80! tttj-
"a yidrieria. cerveza, cimiento 4OT
Ha5sros1y foeones 49,. ISL. Ton. de peso.
rroz hssta 1000 eacos. Isl pasa
IA 1000 sacos. hete conyenclo- 4Sl. 4aems'
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q
as como per ds bancos decoo te oos vars s
magno anoso sdo dydad
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s.Cenpsla General 4 lrasataltea 3ll ill
DR. :yApoRzs CoRREos FRANCHISES.
fLfaSa de ST Ndsaire y Santa'ader J.

fIk11E0 0G 81 N0SNtTC Y OWfeeWittVe5 /'
Fl ala 2I de cada mes saldra de ST. Nazaire
. escala en- Santander y Tenerife con destino q
Aan Th6lnas uno de los mejores vapores de Ia
% 0ennaiia lIegando & este lltimo puerto el 8, y
c~ntinu6ndo su ruta hosta Vera Cruz.
Ia0ompafia acaba de establecer nm serVl-
cio intercolonial con el siguiente
aS iTINERARIOg
SALDAS. ALEGADAS'
eat--9iidaq Ia ststaa51i q. sr-'f.g .
IA ssn Th6mas: .iel s & San Juan T. r. 81 s
g sanJuan Z. r. ,el z 4 Mayaguez, 81 I
I. MayagHea III ell 2 8 JaemeL el 9
g JacmeL...... Ell - q Pto. Principe. 81 10
q Pto Principes Ell II 4 SAINT. de Cuba. el ~
6 sant. de Cuba. ell II 4 Kingston. -. el IL
RETORNO.
sa1;enflo de Kingston ell Is con las escalas
arriba inencionadas, negara este puerto el az
contipnando ell mismO dia para Santhomas, TO-
mando aoui los pasajeros y fetes para el yapor
,Tasatlanfico que dicho 1ltimO pnntO So dlrlge
! saptander s. Nazaire
Precios epdsejes colonSales
Primera. Entpte. Puente
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De. Efs;ll|JC|;iia l|J|;i ]. !. !.

Este Consulate invita- & Bidiondo Jacqnew $
German Mr. Armand Barbet d'Hauteclai.i,a.
aque % presenter para asuntds que lsS ihtS y,
resan. Sc suplica { las spenenaR qael lSol
eonozea zsa.f den al consulaad@o Do NOTICES deTs.h
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CONEPANlA REAL
DE YAPORES CORREOS INGLESES
sUBvENmoNApA PoR FL. aoRIERNo DE 8. ME-.

Serpioio entire Europa SGnth6a0s Puerto de Puerto.
Roo. HabGna, Sdnto D0fain0O Puerto Plata, otr0s
Antillas, AeSriCa del Sud- AnsSrio0 Central. Mssio
etc.. etc.
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s@s.I, 5sss:% Ii N e A
De yAPoREs-C oRRE0S EsPAN0LEs,
!. entire Liyerpooly Puerto Rico,
ln I,lnll, ID .,il LIle, .ll lbs .!ll!eltls.
Tiuos reducidos de Fletes.

pespacnandose &c uno ell as de cada mes en- Liver
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! sardinas sin espinas en- latas grandes Oh
EL COtnlGdO 4 F7TT g'fg,et9'
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Mediante 81 empleo del Lacte-fosfato
de cal con las nodri1as cuya lcehe 'terada
habia producido. diarrea verde q serosa,
hemos yisto desaparecer ell NAL y recupe-
rar los niiios Ia salud.
Dr' DoLBEAU y PAoUET,
"tt" Inancien Mineral. {
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-09-28

Siempre que el aceite de hisado de
bacalao estaba indicado,' hemos tenido oea-
sion de yer cuan yentajoso era dar ! ID
par 'el Jarabe de pisart, cuyas propieda-
des aperilivas completan Ia accion nsdi- I
D. RxANT,
50 Iavestisaeiones e1perimeasalss sobre d
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-09-28


Peninsula , e. xe.s
CmOel llemade a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-09-28
a|KI||;|A.

En- las eonvalecencias de Ecbres tifoi-
IDEAS, en- Ia albunairt.ria en- el di .betes,
ali en- fin, donde la economic esta honda
mente last ,mada, ell Lacto-fosfato de cal
produce los mas rapidos efectos reconsti-
tuyentes. 3.t
5g Observation de los Dr.. BLACHE,
.* MoNoD TARDIEU.
Msdieas de los Hosptales de Paris.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-09-28

He publicado varios casos de tisis con,
frmada, uno de elIos con destruction
completa de un pulnon, curades merced
al uso del vino > del Jarabe do Dusartf
cou Ia carne crudA como almente.;- sfss
sr. ~. D. DELzErJNE.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-09-28

Mortadella de BoIoni. on N cOlD.adc.aIo aoa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-09-28
NaderaS de- auSubO superior.

Juguetes de varias clases en- Las Nov