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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-06-05
The living are the only dead;
The dead live nevermnre to die,
And often when we mourn them fled,

The living also of that vast array of free
men that rallied in solid phalanx to defend
the stars and stripes of our blessed Union
from traitorous hands, and maintained its
purity through four long and bloody years of
fearful strife-they also we honor as patriots
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-06-05

CAscA SAGRADA, or Sacred Bark, is the
great medicine which forms the basis of Ham.
mer's Cascara Sagrada Bitters.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-06-05
Receipts.

FIG RoLY PUDDiNG.-One pound of
-four. six ounces of fresh beef suet, half
teaspoonful salt, one pound of figs, one
teaspoonful baking powder. Chop the suet
yery fine, and remove all strings mix well
with the -four and salt and baking powder;
make into paste with iced water, and roll
out into sheet. Cut the figs into long
slices, cover the paste with them, tie in
cloth, and boil in fast-boiling water two
hours.
FRENCH SouP.-Clean nicely a sleeps
head, and put into four quarts Of boiling
water, which reduce to two quarts. Add
one small cup of pearl barley, six large
onions cut up fine, one sliced carrot, one
sliced turnip, few cloves, bunch of
sweet herbs, pepper, salt, little catsup of
any kind. Cook one hour longer after add
ing all these ingredients, then strain all of;
cut the head In pieces and serve IN the
soup.
PLUM PUDDING.-The quantity given
here will serve for a mess of five or SIX.
One cup of molasses, one cup of beef suet,
freed from fiber and chopped fine one cup
sweet milk, one cup raisins, nicked, seeded,
chopped and dredged with flour; three
cups sifted -four, one teaspoonful salt, one
CeaSpOOulul RTOuuu CluhaihVhj
spoonful ground cloves, one-half teaspoon
full soda, one egg. Put soda into molasses
and stir very hard beat the egg well and
stir it into the molasses, then add the
-four, salt, spices, suet and fruits. Put
into prepared bag and boil three hours.
BUcKwHEAT CAUSE.-THE best buck
wheat cakes are made with an addition of
cornmeal -four and oatmeal flour to the
l.l-Lo.x ~ this rroportiop Siv C,,n.
fuls of buckwheat, three cupfuls of oat-
meal -four, or if this cannot be obtained,
substitute Graham -four in it's place, and
one cupful of cornmeal flour to this add
dessert spoon evenly filled with salt, two
tablespoonful of molasses, and lukewarm
water sufficient to form batter stir well
through the -four four teaspoonfuls of bak-
ing powder before wetting; but these
cakes are much better raised over night
| with yeast.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-06-05
About Eggs.

1 know almost every recipe for keeping
eggs says putthem ON the small end, but my
experience is opposed to that theory. 1
say place the eggs upon the large end. My
reason is, the egg resting on its small end
the yolk settles, enlarging the cavity occu-
pied by the air cell, and, as a matter OF
course, the shell, being porous, admits air
to fill the vacuum, and spoils the egg !;
whereas, if the egg rests on the large end,
the yolk rests upon the air chamber, but
not with weight enough to expel the
air nor to form an air chamber at the small
end. But, supposing the air was expressed
out of the shell, cannot see why the egg
should spoil for that reason. have kept
eggs for months piled in dry wooden
powder keg, one upon another, with no
packing of any kind between them, placed
carefully upon the large end, while eggs
packed in the same manner upon the small
end spoiled in as many weeks. Try it
once, and see if l am not right. Another
thing, keep eggs where the flies can't speck
them. Ask any produce merchant, and |
think he will tell you that flies will spoil
eggs quicker than almost anything else. =
Boz, in Chicago Tribune.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-06-05

subject It's extent is such that one who
masters its contents will be in possession of
thu technical details of the science, ac-
auainted with its established doctrines, and
prepared to study with profit and interest
advanced treatises. 1t is, In general, q re-
production of the old logic. The modern
student must know the doctrine of antiquity
respecting thought if he would read intelli-
gently the recent literature of the subject.
The treatise reverts TO Aristotle, and is
largely a restatement of his theory as colored
by Filtration through medieval mind.
Since his day." says Kant, "logic
has taken no backward step, and also
up to this time it has been able to
take no step forward, and thus, to all ap-
pearance, is concluded and perfected" A
fiery trial for ages has neither consumed it
nor refined it, and it is likely to remain per-
petually an accepted part of the sum of
human knowledge. Hence, in treating the
old logic, Professor Davis has aimed at clear,
correct and complete statement rather than
at any modification. He says: "Of late
years many innovations have been proposed,
some of which are examined and criticised.
Whenever in the treatise new view is of.
fered, it is distinctly indicated as such. A
great number and variety of examples, both
for illustration and for praxis, mitigating
somewhat the severity of the subject, seemed
to me desirable They have been collected
from every available source; some are an
cient, some modern, many are newly in
vented. have used with great freedom,
standard authors, keeping constantly at hand
Arnauld, Whately, Hamilton. Mansel, Thorn
son, De Morgan, Mill and Balm, and dozen
or more Others"
LEAVES PROM THE DIARY OF AN oLD LAWYER. In
temperance the Great Source of Crime. By A. B.
Richmond Of the Pennsylvania Bar. New York
American Book Exchange.
This is temperance volume from page o
the octave to "the end" on page 3S7. 1t Is
a collection of essays and stories intended to
convince the reader of the danger of the use
of alcoholic drinks, and to enforce the doc.
trins by the recital of anecdotes drawn from
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-06-05
Answers to Iday 22d.

Sol. The petticoat.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-10-11
Set Back 81 Years,

4 was troubled for many years with
Kidney Complaint. Gravel, &c ny blood
became thin; was dull. and inactive; could
hardly crawl about; was an old worn ont
man all over; could get nothing to help me
until got Hop Bitters and How am q
boy again Aly blood and kidneys are all
right. and I am as active as man of so
although am y. and have no doubt it
will do as well for others of my age. 1t
is worth trial. Father
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-10-11
STOCK SPECULATION.

JOHN A DonGE & Co.. Bankers ard Brokers, ~
Wall Street, New Yorx. hgy stocks on reasonable
margin, and, when desired. will advise when and
what to buy. Also Stock Privileges in which $35
10 800 can be probably invested Opportunities
for good profits are constantly occurring. Full in
formation on application, and Weekly Report sent
free.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-10-11
Executors Notice.

ESTATE OF MARY PEAsF. DECEASED. TIL 4
{ undersigned, haviI z been appointed Executors
Of the last Wflrand Testament Of Mary Pease. late
deceased hereby give notice that they viii annear
hefore the County Court Of Rock Island goonfp a.
tb once of the Clerk of said Court in the CIV ~
Pock Island. at the 0ctober Term. on the fSsyrd
Monday IN October nss s st which time all persons
nested to attend for the purpose of havin ~.
aeae adjusted. All persons indeiteG n s ss
E4s+e are requested TO make inlres i
10 dated 1as this 4lh dag OF September A. D. 1850
JAMES Nj. PEAsE.
Josiah g. HECK
&c d4w Executors
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1880-12-23
.FURNTSEETNG GOODS.
n. =. EnCGGWN,
son'. ~. Charles andCosisssos ~'S

Ne ~ 'lNliI-A 49,
There may be found oneof tho lrscs,
and most fashionable Clothing Si"fe- ia
the city. 1t is owned and managed by
II. d. McCewN in person. He deals iii
fine and medium goods. such rs Shirts
Underwear. Hosiery. Neckwear, Hand
kerchi2fs, Gloves, Rnbber Clothin 2. In
b ella's, Trunks, Bags, Knit jache.
Theatrical Goods, etc.
Mr.. McCown is the one who 6eal- n
The Celebrated Star Shirts. They are made
al styles and prices. His Leading Linen
Bosom Shirt Al &l.o0 each, has not been
excelled. HIS annual sales OF Shirts haye
now reached the unprecedented number Of
twelve hundred dozen. In almost like
proportion he sells other Furnishing
Goods. His Stock OF CiotEing Is as iinc
as the city affords and is manufactured in
New York to order. His prices are Iow.
His stock is large-and Constantly re
c%eiving new goods and new styles.
Will send goods c. O. y. aud If they
are not perfectly satisfactory the money
will be refunded,
November 4. 18S0-3n.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1880-12-23
{ }.,f Dessert.

When you whale" q boy he blub-
bets.
A household with q baby is founded
On a rock.
Why not call a hanging a %nccksecu>
tion?"
When trains are telescoped the poor
passengers see stars.
Why is a door hike a colored woman?
Because it is m egress.
Come ard seam me; | needle little
OF your aid" remarked the piece Of
cloth TO the maiden fair:
Considering that kind words cost
nothing, what a poor stock OF them is
in domestic markets.
The young woman who witnessed her
voupg man carried Away by Il balloon
saw her beau of promise in the sky.
A Kansas paper ends a marriage no
tice: THE couple left for the East N
the night train where they Will reside
Love" says . writer, "~hgAtous the
heart" Aad it has been known t. have
precisely IN same oTsc Ct Oh the pockets
book.
It is said that what makes = hen
like a penny when she is sitting ON II
fence is because she has a head on one
side and a tail On the other.
Daubury tells of a man who refused
Ell to buy a ~cyclopedia. II know, he
said, 81 could never learn to ride on
one OF the pesky things"
Never borrow trouble" said a hua>
band to his wife. "Oh, let her borrow
1t if she cam exclaimed the next dcol
neIghbor, sue never returns anything,
you know"
George Qour years old) at the table
-"Mamma, may | have some sar-
dines?" Mamma-"Nait til I'm
ready. Georgia" Georgia (aurprised.
why, ma, its me at wants 'em!
Yes, Philip. If the young lady bc
good tempered while suffering troni
wnat her father calls the epizootlc, It
is safe TO say that she will endure al!
the small Ills of life in a graceful way.
Liquors are not among the things
allowed to be entered at agriculture
fairs. The anxiety of all the directors
70 be judges of that department., and .
fight to settle it were found to be dlsas,
trous when tried.
A Nebraska Indian coDtrived to swal-
low a lot of dynamite. and now he can
stand around the corners and CAL Il
III. $500, ,n-Eb,,, H., 1LAD..c with
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1880-12-23
a Colored View of the Telegraph

q Colored View of the Telegraph.
Mr. Brown, the telegraph operator at
Woodland Station, is answerabIe for
the following good one: Last Monday
week Al old C lored gentleman brought
to the Office a dispatch, which he ORDER
ed sent off Immediately. Mr.. Brown
answered "all light" took the paper
and sent off the message. Then taking
down his file. be placed the original on
the hook and hung it up in the office
and went on to attend to his business.
The old fellow took his seat and sat
for half an hour never taking his ewes
off the paper on the file. After waiting
until he was out Of all patience, he
said: II say boss, hain't you gwine to
send dat message? Tvs berry impor-
tant. il should go 'megetly." Mr..
Broyn answered. WHY old man, I
sent the dispatch long ago; it's deliver
"a long before this" The old man
Then said: Eye can't fool dis ohile.
It,s not sent at all: it's haugIn' up dar
an dc hook. / saw ye when ye put it
aay an [ hasn't taken my eyes offn it
s%ence..s MIR Brown tried to explain.
nsibiag short of sending the paper
message shirlinR along the telegraph
rires would satisfy. He doesn't be-
I;sye We. the message WAS sent
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1880-12-23
French millinery,
NOVELTIES, ETC.
w'n3c KGsH EsessuOig'

No. 9 Charities St, New Orleans.L La.
Begs to inform her patrons that she has
returned home after an absence of three
months, spent mostly i'll Paris, selecting
her
Fail stock Of NiiiEucry,
and that there will be found, this sea
son. at her establishment, an unuaual>
" large number of beautiful Pattern
BoNNETs and HATS from those world re-
nowned modistes, Virot, jesse, Pari-
set, Raymond, Drew, Georgette and
LIE Chevalier, and having perfected ar
engagements with them TO keep SUPP
piled with every new design. the ladies
NAV rely or her styles being the latest
and most fashionable. and prices the
lowest in this city. She has elso a very
large assortment of
Rev Work Millinery and Novel
ties,
BrR1Ty EMBROIDERED SLIP
PER~, oANTAs,
ana all other goods appertaining to that
line, 10 which she calls special atten
ton.
Country orders solicited and goods
cheerfuliy exchanged wien not entirely
satisfactory.
till Sept. 2 y.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1880-12-23
CHIsTMAS HUMOR.

The muss that children are anxious 10
get into-Christmns.
A. rho rLrist,,os stroo = hon4 CO ie
tho yanfbfni hoart noda ora3 90 % -
Christmas IS the anniversary OF dys-
IN
Hose more dsSplSed by little children
than tue mfn who takes no stocAln
Santa Claus?
The man who takes INTO himself q
wife on Christmas eve will lie sure to
have we'll filled stockings.
lis sail That = cbiIl horn on Chrisf>
mas will always hate tnrkcv and goose.
III" Ie9' ''"4''' eo"ilS' "i" o"c'n'
A Young man who gave his girl q
S75 gold watch last Christmas. married
her during the summer. and now he
thinks the present WAS time well
spent.
voung man on an e,pht dollar salary
bothers his brains to raise the STAMPS
to get his girl a twenty dollar holiday
present.
G'l-S.Ihas ia''s on 0a'ftu9y MS year
"hn severe Storms are predicted. inc
storm WI 'INe'y 'feaN %,eh tle yonog"
fIGrS wac up ahd ma tAelf stockings
ME" with chuAAS OF coal.
As Christmas approaches. the youpg
man "lo mas oeen 1o"s'inS ms toes
alo iouhs.ns on Tue oeS' p"[ior So!a'
p.6Ii - Try ana set up " iulrie, WIN
MS lo!n! Rirt 30 a. 20 escape "ahk-
ioP'in3 on neutrality-suspicious..
She tripped DER the slushv crossing.
Aud the wind, that f~ercely blew.
An ineh or SO Of her ankle
Exposed to the public view.
Tie officer on the next corner
was distinctly heard to say.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1880-12-23

DI %rHiINt.pN IN
tcIy, ptLy F.GZI.
one 3ly,
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1880-12-23

Never borrow trouble" said a hus~
band TO his wife. On, let her borrow
1t if she cam exclaimed the next dcol
nelghbor, sue never returns anything,
you know"
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1880-12-23

Liquors are not among the things
allowed to be entered at agriculture
fairs. The anxiety of all the directors
10 be judges of that department, and .
fight to settle it were found to be dlsas>
trous when tried.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-09-22
ReClullCIoI De UOntrIblei mes del BStads
EN LA CAFITAL-AVI.O

Cumpliendo 10 dis2uesto en- el art is de la
In truc-Ion para la cobcanza de los dtbitos
,or cou,r buroncs da - De Enero de 1878,
4pto5Ada p0r Real 6,deu de 2t de ciambre
lei m smo aho, h g) presente, que 3urante
jie5 III $ d c0atar 0estle el dia 25 del actual,
Sc prvceiera nOr los coDrado es lie esta Re.
rau aeon I4 c,br MA dOncilio de 10 co.
rrespondente al primet cuatrim4stre del aiio
econ6mico actua, por contribution industrial
y dc COnlercjO.
Venciio este termi O, los q1e no % h0bie-
SEN satisfecho, 30 lr n verifearlo en- dicha Re-
au acion sta en- 1t Gale del Crivto nttm 2,
durante otro plazo d dies djds que terminara
ell Il del proxlm0 ms de Octabre; en- 10 In
teligencia de que, c0rr10 este 1tmo, Sc pro-
cedera al cobro p la via ejecutva segun 10
preveuido EN- el art 7 I de la ref 5rida gnstruc-
coD, aplicandose los deudores las penas es~
tabIecidas en- los articu Os Is Y % de la pro-
pia instruction.
Lo que Sc h ace pdolieo para conocimiento
de os contrbuyent a quienes concierna
Pue to-Rico, de Setiembre de 1880
Fl Recaudador, ANTONIO NJ DE AL
DREY
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-09-22
S%FfNCINS E}iV EESOss.
H TIL 7 KESTiUR INT
DE "EMBAJADORES.'
36 SAN FRANCISCO SO

Toribjo Barreda. duefio de dlcho estahleci-
mieuto, pone en- cOnocimiento de sus amigos
,ntiguQs parroqui,, Y del 1blico en- general
dne. habienlo regresad0 de Europa, ha abier'o 0
en- la calIe de : Jnsto n y. esqnina la For
'arza, unnuevo hJtrl y restaurant en- J qde
sta 'ispuesto 4 saiSfacer c gas mas delica-
DO en- arte cuu rio. bieG sea III cspan ID,
trancesa iDglesa. aiem ne Y denas naci0nes;
nfrecierdo qhe a 'enas d. los diierentcs platos
one anuaci6 cnando mia II antique hotel de-
nominado Ell UNIVERSAL, prcsentara otros
Qur hasta la fecha no Sc han cOufecciOnado en
esta capital, V eSpecamente servira ell NON
PLUS ULTRA de los beeftedks ttu ado bee1eok
dc Torbo Barreda TAmbien re, ite hoy que
puede pedirSe cuaquiera plato de Europa,
one sera servdo sicmDre que en- esta capital
1ai,e los electos necasarlos
Al propio tempo hara todOs los amuerzos
comidas cenas extraordinarias que Sc le p.
dan, asi como gclatinas de cualquier grado
galantinas, cabeZas ,.;' cer!o, charOta rusa,
bizcochos almibarados, 6nnes, cremas, pastrli-
tos de Tu in, iamones en- vino glAce, jgotes
tOdo 10 que ei p1blico qnera conner
ST alguna persona quiere cerclorarse de Ia
verdad de este anunco, no iiene que hacer
otra cosa sino concu rrir al hotel de Em ba ia
dOres. con algunas pesetas, seguro de que,
adtm&s de quedar -atisfechO, saldra eogiando
la lmpieza de- establecimiento cou ganas de
volver conner de los msmos platos de otros,
pues todos son euculentOs Y confeccldnadOs
con arreglo al arte. PGerto-Rico, julio l.9 de
$50 -TORIBIO BARREDA. l. julio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-09-22

ADEMiS hem0s recibidO un variadO snrtdo
de teas blancas de hilo. juegos de manteleria
de todas classes, ricas t0halias de alem 1niscO de
hiiO cor magUiic0s tlecos, colchas bIancas de
colores, 40 ,qnteros de CASA de seda, musce
mas blancas adamas aGas para mo9quiter 8,
mernos merini,ios de varlas claes, guas
medios paraguas de sada, parasoles bloncos
d0ble forrO, efectos de escritorio de viae
complete surtido de perfumeria de las prnc-
pales tabricas de Europa, porceana Y crstale-
ria abanicos diferentes classes de novedad
de pumas a Ia pompadour medias caladas pa.
ra ninas, boras superiores para camas cor
tnas, saq tics erpres de senOras para ell tran
via, pa6u"l0s bancos bordados pafueos do
bladljos II pompa lour, afonbras finas
de tod0s tamaiios papel de colores, idem de
seda para 1o esy
A PRECIO DE QUEMAzON
Sc raalza una paItda de tubos, quemadores,
meehas y canasti"os para quinqu6s otra par
lea de vas0s de cristal
Todos los articulos mencionados otros mu-
chos dificiles e enumerar, Sc ofrecen precios
m6dicos, para dar ugar o.ras nuevas factu.
ras que estan para legar.
Asi puas, dispensaa una vista & Las No.
VEDADES y quedar&n satsfechos de 10 que
OfreCemOs
in'iO 2T TIOMpARv & Go
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-09-22

PARA SES0RAS: gahanes negros lie seia IL
TINA novedad, chamDra9 borla)as cnaguas,
camsas de hjlO bOrdadas cuclo; pm diem,
fius, trajes 10 pompadOur abrg0s de lana
teimas ricamentc adornadas, snrtdo de manti-
las negras bancas de soda, gr nH.iin 3 ne
gras de seda lisAs y abradas velos mantilla d.
seda, flecos negros de idem, ENGAGES blancos
negros de algodon, bondas b meas negras
de seda, bordados eutredos ftston, C rses
varas classes, grOs fallas negras va'ios pre-
clos, popelin de seda algodOn colores lisos y
labrados, surtdo de cintas de gro y de razo,
los ceebrados percales de colores a la pompa-
dour, etc, etc
PARA CABALLERos: sombreros de Ultima no.
vedad, caslmires yaread0s desde reales a So
vara, ldem en- cortes desle reaes s. uno
camisas de hio Y de frente de h0 Y de algO-
don precios sumamente varat 9, cazoncillos
de h 10 y de algo ion, calcetines desde Ia clase
mas Inferior hasta la mas seecta de hilO de ES
coca camise as de merino y da alg04on, cue
los puhos de hilo, pahueos de hilo y lie seda
para bolslo, chalinas corbatas de varias ella
,es, surtldo general de ealzado, etc, etc.
PARA NISos NISAs tfaies de piQu6 ciegan-
tisimos, rico surtijo de sombrarit1s, gorrltos y
capotas 0dornados, sur o comp eto lie cQlza-
do, abr gos de lana, med as blancas de colo
res, avio5 para crstauar, gorritas zapatitos
para idem, camas de hero elegautos, jugue-
trs do VIZ i cases vel0cfnodos ct =, etc
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-09-22
AGU "a -
MNBRO = AEDICINALBS D. GOANO.


Temporal ura de las aguas 45' del term6
metro cent'grado
Peso especifco con relacion al aqua desti-
lada 1928.
Analiss quimcos. En- 1000 parties de aqua
Acido az6tico indntermnado.
Idem carb nico 81. $40 parties.
dem sulfhidrico 70 470 idem.
Idem clorhidrico o. 544 gramos
Carbonate de cal 0. Isl idem
Idem id. magnesa IL. 720 idem.
Sulfato de cal 2C4 idem.
Idm id. magnesa 0 $40 idem
Item Id hi rro z. 700 idem.
Slice 0. 708 idem.
drAndes dep0sltOs para enfrlar las aguas
la temperature que sc neceslte.
POseen estas aguas las sigentes prop'eda'
des: dppuratvas, laxantes, sudorlfcas, revul-
sivas, seda, tes Y tonlcas segua la forma y
temp ratura dc su us0.
Sorprendentes resultados en- las siguentes
Intermediates: dyspepsia, gi iastrtis, gastral,
gias, disenterfa estrenimiento pertiDaZ-
Obstruecioaes del higado bazo y mesenterio,
intermtentes antiguas que Sc hailen soste midas
por infartos de las msma visceras, hldropesias
pasivas cuyas causas sean los mlsmOs infartos,
stills eonstitp eional, afecciones reumaticas
cr6nicas artritis del mismo caracter, parasis
sin lesion organica del cere ro, en- las que re-
conocen Dor causas los colicos nerslosos de
plomo, claticss tumores escrofulosos
Admrables resutadOS en- ell viciO venereo,
cerpetiCo Glceras que ambos dan lugar
Las leucorreas blenorragias siempre &c
modifica1 ventaj osamente
En- las Intermediates del aparato ganto.
urinario, c6iccs nefriticos, escasez de la secre-
cion de la o.4na, alteracion del li4uido segre-
gado formation de arenilas: usadas las aguas
en- beDidas b nos siempre son 6tes.
Empleadas las aguas en- forma de irrigs
cion ' q toda su temperature, alivian y sun
curan las neuralgias, Ia rgidez contraction
de los miembros.
M6dico-ulrec.or, 5r. DR.. D. PEDRo HENNAs-
DEE Y SANTIAGO.
UsERA & BLAgCH.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-09-22
ELL TELE1GRA AF'O
q. MI E LON ~ COM


De hero g,lvanizado iso acanalado.
Cavos de herro de oneeros ndmeo TO- de paea de
H. d pulgadas americanos para temanf de d pugad
Veas de compoion paque De complete de IA de
4, 5, g. IL l6 en- paquete.
seguda gmos de espada pavesa colorado
Jabon inges veeado azul marca Medley
de la India superior
general de mercanca peeterl objetos adorno
perfumeria novedades de Paris
Agenc general de las acredtadas pes
punte LA NACIONAL.
Dep6sto del recomendabe LUZ DIAMANTE bre de expo
son NAL olor, namabe solo ITO grades Fahrenheit