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FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
Lord ROSeberry,S Bad HeaIth.

LONDON, August 21.-The Daily Npars this
morning says:-"We have reason to believe
that the continued I'LL health OF Lord ROSeberry
win prevent his accepting the under-secretary-
ship Of state for India. In place OF Lord Lans-
down. who resigned
The Esares and Rabbits bill.
In the House of Commons last night the
hares and rabbits bill passed through the com
m1Itee of the Whole.
The King OF Italy and NIr. Glad
stone.
ROME. August 2l.-The Dbjtto, the minis
terial organ, announces that the king has
placed the royal villas of Capodi Monte and
arochetu at the disposal OF Mr.. Gladstone, I'm
case that gentleman should come to Italy for
the benefit OF his health.
Nr. Forster and Ir. ParneIl.
LONDON, August 2l.-Mr. Forster and Mr.
Parnen Will both return to England by this
mornings Irish mail train.
The Powers and the Porte.
BERLIN. August 21.-The collective reloinder
OF the powers to the Porte's reply to their note
on the great question will be presented I'm a
day or two The unity Of opinion among the
low where the others are prepared 10 lead but
will not take the initiative.
Advance of Wages Refused.
LONDON. August 21.-The meeting OF the mas
citation Of Northeast Lancashire at Manchester,
yesterday refused the application of the weav-
ers for 10 per cent advance In their wages,
owing to the state OF the trade.
M. de Freycinet's speech.
LONDON, August 21.-The Paris correspondent
of the Times says the comments OF the French
press on M. de Freycinet's speech at Montau-
ban are, as was to be expected, in accordance
With their political prOcliviUieS. The reaction
ary journals are jubilant, diStruStfnl and Sar-
castle; the OpportuniSt embarrassed; the ire
conc1lable angry, and the moderate republican
gratified.
Cardinal Nina Ill.
LONDON, August 2l.-A Berlin dispatch to the
Times says that Cardinal Nina. the Papal secre-
tary OF state, has had an attack OF fever, ans
Will probably have to court retirement and re-
pose for a considerable time.
Specie for New York.
HAvRE, August 21.-Specie to the amount Of
$3.50, ,000 was shipped here on the steamer Her.
der, which sailed from this port to-day for New
York.
Three hundred thousand dollars In specie
were shipped from this port last week. by the
steamer Gilbert, for New York.
Death of Mrs. kean. the Actress.
LONDON. August 2-The celebrated actress
Mrs. ChaS kean, formerly Miss Ellen Tree who
retired from the stage on the death OF her hyls-
band, is dead.
Relief of CanGahar.
SIMLA, August 21.-General Stewards head
quarters have been established at Jelalabad
All is well with his command and the couatry
is quiet. According to Information brought By
natives General Robf rts, on his way to the re-
lief OF Candahar, has passed GhuZni unoppos-
ed Mahomed Jan and HaShim Khan were hoy
ering On his flankS. 1t Is stated that the tribes
men being impatient, Ayoob Khan has resolved
TO make an assault on Candahar before relief
can arrive. General Phayre has started for
khojak to arrange for ali early advance from
the south to succor Candahar.
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The Governor General
Wall street To-day.

HALIFAX, n. S., August 2l.-The governor
general arrived at AntizoniSh On the steamer
Druid yesterday afternoon.
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II L. PELOUZE 4 SON,
TYPE FOUNDRY
AND
PRINTERS FURNISHING wARRHOUsE.
3l4, 316 Sth 1t. n.W.,
myIS-a Z th. Sm Waahin9ton. D. O.

SANITARY PLUMBING.
~ n YEARS PRACTICAL EYPERRNCE.
JAS. +. BRIEN, 40 eth st. n.w.s
~ 1taKss specially Of the examination and repairs
% hOABING, with q view TO Its proper sanitary
N1Ansersnt. Orders promptly niied. ap6-Sn'
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THE EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TsTo-DAY.-Internal rev.
enue, $1,05s.59; customs. 1914 6960s.
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The Markets.

BALTIMORE. August 21.-yirginia skies, de-
ferred, 6H; do consols, So: do. second SERIES
z4E; do past due coupons, 89H; do. new ten
forties. 4l2s bid To-Day.
s,iaA ,BALT,IMoRF, I'M, August 2l.-Cotton steady-mid-
96aal .O7: do. amber. ]. 1Oal. ~; No: western
winter red. spot and August. 1.07,&a1 0T14; Sep
tenber. 1.07Hal. U7s October, 1. OSMa1. OSA; No
yember. .093sal. .09As. Corn, southern lower for
white and yellow higher: western higher but
neutrality-suspicious. white 81 do. yellow. Sc west
err, err mixed sPot. August and September. 50 bid
quiet but steady-ony GALES Of western white at 3s
Rye higher. 81; Hay UNCHANGED. Provisions firm
but net quotabIy higher, Butter frm-prime to
choice western packed, 14e20. Eggs firm, Is.
Petroleum unchanged. Coffee unchanged. Sugar
strcng-A soft, lG78: Whisky higher and firm. 1. IL
Freights unchan ged. Receipts -four 2025 barrels
1,s6O bushels. Shipments wheat. 2tO SO bushels:
corn, ct, O00 bus hels- Sales-wheat 1884, 700
bushels corn. So, so bushels.
NEW YORK, August 2l.-StGcks firm Money
2a2h. Exchange-4onE. 4SlL; short sS3k. Gov
erpments inactive but firm.
NEW YORK. August 81 Flour steady and
quiet. Wheat fairly active. Corn moderately
NEW YORK MARKETS THIS AFTERNOON.
York to day at p; u, as reported by Lewis John
son 90. %. s; rer cents. l03zsai 10: o. &.
Ohio and Mississippi Sc: Erie 32k; Niehi-
gan Central, 9Gjs; Hannibal and ST. Joseph, 37Zs
Lake Shore. 1854 Northwest. 1909 do. preferred,
O.; 9. Iron Mountain. 562s;, Rock Island, =;
kasas Aae an Fssa w. 90 T.
q. g. ana I. c., -: Pacific Mail Az
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Smau Pox i'm New Jer.ey.

NEW YORK, August 21.-The Herald says that
small pox is increasing to an alarming extent
at Camden, N. j. The number OF cases re-
ported yesterday Is 157.
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Snecie fran, EurOne.

NEW YORK, August 21. - The steamship
terday, brought s., ,17O, 600 in specie.
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SECRETARY RAMSEY and Adjutant General
Drum left last evening for Fortress Monroe.
They will return next Monday.
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IT, Disease OF the Heart. Palpitstion. ..... l. 90
FOB SALE By ALL DRUGGfsrs,
On receipt Of price. ~ "a @Ae4
Address HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC MED
ICINE CO., log Fulton ST., N T.
Humphreys Specific Manual on Disease ana tn
Cure ti44 Pegesh se7st Ifee. Ap8-e eoly
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THE GREAT STORM IN NTEXAs-Dispatches from
Corpus Christi Texas, say it Is reported there
that Br0WnSv1lle, Texas, near the mouth of the
Rio Grande, was nearly destroyed by the fear
ful storm which prevailed along the Texas coast
on the 18th and 18th instants, and that many
coast from Indianola south were prostrayed and
are still down south Of Corpus Christi. THE
telegraph line from Brownsville at the RIO
Grande, was also badly torn down. Therefore
City,
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Monmouth Park Races.

MONMOUTH PARK, n. J.. August 2l.-Th
weather is exceedingly hot. This morning.
rain laid the dust, and the track is In excellent
condition. The attendance Is good. The first
race was the Moet & Chandon champagne
stakes for two year olds, distance three-quar-
tiers OF mile Pools sold as follows: Spark q
Oliver, 500; Blazes and Topsy, s65; Lloyds
field-Strathspey and Fillette, SIS. The race
was won by Blazes with Spark second and
StrathSpey third. Time-1:i7sl.
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ftHAT OUR PLUMBING BUSINESS
Pn hs @ increased so greatly that now our force of
south OF New York is evidence of the lively interest
tnat ts ls taken in az SANITARY MATTERS by the
residences. 49, '
HAYWARD d HUTCHINSON,
aug9 No. 3l7 9th street N. w.
WE ARE MANUFACTURING SLATE
w AANTEbs, and have large stock of MAN
TElS OF new and attractive designs, and by exam.
instion the superiority of our work is apparent.
HAYWARD s. HUTCHINSON,
aug9 N0.317 9th street N. w.
EHOICE CUTS OF FRESH MEATS AT
u wholesale. We have just completed arrange
nents to receive consignments daily. Lons. Prime
Ribs aud Tenderloins, to which call attention of
dealers. N. A. POOLE a CO..
aug2-1m 037 Louisiana avenue.
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THE CASH OF GEORGE SMITH, OF Philadelphia
charged with corrupt Solicitation of membars
of the pennsylvania legislature, VIII be called
for trial at Harrisburg Monday. The trials OF
CHRISTIAN Long and E j. McCune of Shippens-
burg, for the same offense Will FOLLOW
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-21

THE Q. s. s. TENNESSEE arrived at Charles
town, Massachusetts, yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-21

DURING THE WEEK ended to-day $4,000 in
national bank notes were received at the Trea-
sury for redemption against $3.50, 900 for the
corresponding week OF last year.
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Saratoga Races To.aav.

SARATOGA, August 2l.-Weather cloudy and
threatening; attendance good, and track In
fine condition. First race, purse $780, distance
follows:-Dan sparIlng. $3.50; Susquehanna. sl05;
Ada Glenn, SIS; Peru, $50; Florence b. 500:
Lancewood, SIG; Marchioness, SIS. Dan Spar
ling won, with Florence B. second and Mar
ChionesS third. Time 1:16I.
The second race was a free handicap for O.
purse Of $500, distance two miles and furlong
The pools sold:-Cammie F., $500; Gov Hamp-
tor, s215; Charles Backus. $40: Juanita. Sis;
Short-si50. Gen. Phillips won; Cammte f.
second and Gov. Hampton third. Time 3:52H.
The third race. a consolation race. purse OF
favorite in the pools won; Clarendon second.
Dawn third. Time, 2:141l
The fourth race was free handicap steeple-
chase, for purse Of $3.50: distance the full
steeple- chase course. Pools sold as follows:-
Disturbance 500; Derby, s35. Disturbance won,
With Derby second Time S.0t -
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STEALING MANS WIFE AND CHILDREN.-John
Robinson, mulatto, has been committed to
jail at HagerStown, Md, on the charge OF steal
Ing from white man named Key, residing west
OF Clearspring, his wife, five children, a horse,
spring wagon ana lot of hour and bacon He
was making his way to Pennsylvania.
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TWO EXECUTIONS observation-disclosures Robin
SON was hanged at Greenville, Duke county,
OHIO, yesterday, for the murder OF Wiley Coul-
ter, his Wffe's brother, last october. He made
brief rambling speech on the gallows, closing
oy shouting goodbye TO the sheriff. His
conouct Indicated that he was the most uncon-
cerned man on the gallows. He was pronounced
dead In few minutes after the drop fell -.
George DOran was hanged at Corsicano, Texas
yesterday, for the murder OF JOS FitZSimmons
June ]. 1879. The execution took place In the
Jail yard, only those allowed by law being pres
ent The prisoner said he would prefer TO be
shot or guillotined. He died after few con-
yulSlye ShudderS.
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CAFE AND SURE!
NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY.
18TH Street and New York Avenue.

70 goo year. Government Bonds deposit for
81 per g, eco Also, receives slverware in Trunks
rey. president Geo. w. RIGGS vice president b.
=: sny yder, secretary: A. L. Sturtevant treasurer
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KILLED FOR FLIRTISG.-In New orleans, yes
terday, Edwin C. Mix. Jr., aged 32. was killed by
the three Derance brothers-Ferdlnand. Ar
mand and Henri. The Derances, after being
imprisoned, declared that Mix had f1irted with
their young sister. Mix ana his brother Frank
lin had been to the Derance residence to explain
matters. but were followed by them On leaving,
ard two OF the Derances fired on their victim
and shot him down, when Henri, the youngest
OF the brothers, stabbed him several times with
a dirk. Mix leave wife and four children. His
brother Franklin, who witnessed the tragedy,
was lately married TO a daughter OF the late
Gen. Harry T. Hayes. The DeranceS are sons Of
q late prominent physician.
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SAMUEL GERRY 4 CO., ProprfetOrs.
tyl0 .237 Broadway. New York.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Il OF COLUMBIA.
EQUITY CAUSE No. 8, 423.
10 dePositors in the Washington City Savings
who have not drawn either Of the last three diVi-
dsnds made by the Receiver win be debarred from
al claim whatsoever unless their claims for un-
drawn dividends be presented tothe Receiver on or
before October 18th, 1880.
W. F. MATTINGLY. Receiver
". 8. COX, Justice ls3O-2awlGw
IRep. and Post copy.J
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COLUMBIA POTTERY.

HOA1En1'
3l3 Georgia avenue. foot OF I'D ct. east.
scrption. wv
sizes. W 49,
GARDEN VASES, DAIRY and COOKING
UIENSiIS, PRESERVE JARS, &C.
and Ut the lowest rrices. au5-Sm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-21

ACTING SECRETARY OF STATE DEvENs has not
yet taken any action about releasing the COM
Ing Chinese vessel from the discriminating
duties against her. 1t is generally understood
that before the President leaves the city next
Thursday for California proclamation freeing
the Chinaman from the heavy duties will be
Issued.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-21

THE PRACTICE SHIP CONSTELLATION sailed yes
terday afternoon from New London. Conn.,, for
AnpanOliS > "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-21

TIE PRESIDENT. who will be accompanied to
the Pacific slope by Gen. Sherman, Mrs. Hayes
and the Presidents three sons, Will be gone
about two months,
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SERGEANT ALDRICH TO BE COURT MARTIALED
Ossian F. Aldrich, the sergeant in the Signal
service who has attracted considerable atten-
tton by his matrimonial escapades has been ar
re sted In this city. He is now confined at Fort
Wh1pple. court martial will be convened
and he Will be tried for desertion. He was re
absent from his post without leave, and was
arrested as soon as his arrival here bscame
known.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-21

PAyMAsTER THORNTON, L. s. N, returned
yesterday to Washington, after two years ser
vice in Japan, and was warmly welcomed by
many friends in and out Of the service On
arriving at WIZARDS Paymaster T. completed
his second circuit Of the world.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-21

WILLIAM ToMAN was recommissioned to-day
by the President as postmaster at Independence,
Iowa,
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FICToRIAs BAND Kill. Two MEx1CANs.-The
following dispatch from the commanding Off
Ger at Fort Bliss, dated the 18th, has been for
warded to the War department:-"Dr. Samings
reports to me, at 10 O'Clock NJ, that he has re-
Sierra De Ia Candar1a, about sixty miles from
III PasO. Two Mex1cans were killed by the In
dians In the Punta DeventanaS mountains.
COL Vale has gone to Chihuahua Nothing is
known OF the Whereabouts OF the Mexican
trOODSn
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GEN. MYER BETTER.-Capt. Howgate to-day
received letter from Gen. Albert J. Myers
son, who Is with his father at Buffalo, N. Y.
The letter says that at the first OF the week
Gen. Myer was very low, but has improved
within the last two days. The doctors have Or
dered that he be kept very quiet, as the least
mental excitement might result seriously. The
able to attend to any business for some time.
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TTNHE KITCHENER RANGE.
Il We have endeavored to make first-clase arti-
Gle only, and have spared no expense in the manu-
facture Of our KITCHENER RANGES to secure
cooking fixture that is all that be desired. That
We have succeeded, the lumber that We have sold
and satisfaction they have given is the best proof
Hundreds Of references in this city and Baltimore.
We are agents for the BALTIMORE, a portable
range OF largest convenience and 6rst-ciass con-
structon, unequalled in this market
HAYWARD g. HUTCHINSON,
aug9 NO.3l7 9th street n w.
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IHt OoloKADU DEMUCRATIC STATE CONVEN-
Tomas ton mas made the following nominations:
governor, Jonn s. Hough, OF Hlllsdare county;
mer county; and for secretary of state. O
Ufiug. K S. Morrison, of Clear Creek county.
was nominated for Congress, and s. s. Wallace
presidential electors. The democratic state
ticket was completed by the nomination of the
following: Treasurer, DR.. A. Y. Hull; auditor,
Stallcup; superintendent OF public Instruction.
J; D. Crook; regent OF the state university, Max
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-21

A CHECK PoR 81, 40 on the United States Sut-
Treasurer, mailed in this city to William Gard
ner, postmaster at Petersvlle Frederick
county, Maryland, to pay arrears OF pension
due him, was stolen from the mail and
is being Investigated by the Post Office
department. Mr. Gardner was at the depart
ment to-day giving all the information he had
on the subject He stated that he had learned
from New York that his endorsement on the
check had been forged and the money paid
there. 1t is not known at what point the theft
was committed.
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HIHE MILD POWER CURES.
HCnPRREYS
II Cd 81 z q aTHIC ECTEYCR

LIST PRINCIPAL NOS CURES. PRICE.
l. Feyers, Congestion. Infammations ....... .25
2 Worms. Worra Fs7er, Worm Oolic ........ rs
j. Cry1ng Colo, or Teething OF InfAnts...... .25
T. DiarrhOsa OF Children or Aduits........... rs
D Dyse1teTy, Gr1p.nR Bilious Collie ......... rs
o Cnoier2 MorDus, Vomiting ng......-,-......., as
SoUghs, Colo. bronchitis. rs
g. heuTalSia. Toothache. Faoeachs. .......... .25
~ hesoache. hck Headaches, Vertigo ....... rs
70 Dyspepsia, Bilious Stomach. as
IL II Snrpressed or Painful Pertods.......... rs
1111- Mntes TOO profuS Periods rs
i5- group, Cough, Difficult Breathing .. 25
a. sslt Rheurn, ErysipAlas, Eruptiors - 26
ie TrsaleuusIsI. tthenrnauc Pains as
NJ psIs Ino hsu9 Ohlu, Fever, Agues.-.... so
10 bilno or bleeding .-..--.--...... so
30 TT,ataH. T,. acute ol coroAlc influenza so
- npi oSp1i1IS SouIn. vlolent Coughs. SO
n TTSteaz1 DcoA.Iy, PHYSICAL HeaKneSs-..... so
80 10Y pIst;1se so
% NNensous Ni Ieolhty 90
90 DH!atnalS meskness, WSnng the Bed...... so
o. b-soose OF tne heart, Palpitaton. LOO
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THE TREASURY now holds 1851 .O49 $50 In United
States bonds TO secure national bank circula-
ton; United States bonds deposited on this
account week ended to-day 81, ,l61 900, and with
drawn 81 .OS4 ono
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-21

LONDON, August 21.-Tne Daily Mems this
morning Says:-"We have reason to believe
that the continued I'LL health of Lord Roseberry
will prevent his accepting the under secretary
ship of state for India, In place OF Lord Lans-
down who RESIGNED
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-21

CAPT. J. NJ. HAMILTON, 5th cavalry, has been
directed to report In person to the Superinten-
dent General Recruiting Service to accompany
detachment of recruits for the 9Th infantry as
far as Cheyenne, Wyoming territory. On the
completion Of this duty he will reJoin his sta.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-21

AUTOGRAPHS OF THE REVOLUTIONARY HEROES
In the course OF a recent investigation into
some old cases In the Pension Office consldera-
BILE number of valuable historical papers, such
as autograph letters from George Washington
and other founders Of the republic, have been
discovered. They were filed as documentary
evidence in support Of claims. 1t is very proba-
pie these papers will be collected and lodged in
the State department for preservation.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-11-05

NOLA.-Ios LA pasaies tomados borio COS
tdLan ~ ~, recargO.
seek rsenden Bflletes de ida vuelta pa
- pssajes de primera con un rs p.S rebaia
f6lidos por 80 dias desde su fecha.
Los nifios MEMORIES de afios, uno gratis,
de 3,a 8 afios solo la cuarta parte, de 8 &
l2 sshos pagaran Ia mitad del pasaje.
oonsigo loa enseres de CANA y-sus provisio-
nee,
Para nnRs pormenores dirigirse on San
Juan Puerto Rico. d los Agentes generates.
SILVA Co.
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- O. II - -
hlkFRO : HfDICls' Lbs Ds GOAAe.
PUERTO-RIcO.

Temper. ura is las agnas +Ss 3 del terint
metro cent grad0
Peso esperifro con relaclon al agnt dBst,
lada 1923
Anais:s quimiccs In Ito rartes sse agui
Acdo az0tieo ind tcinina.
Ilem carb Bico 2i. 37il parIes
dem suIflldrieo 20 40 item
Idem clorhf1rco 0. 544 gram0s-
Carbonate lie cal 0. a51 ideul
Idt m id. magesia IL, 520 idem.
SuIfuto de cal 0 2C4 idem
Idm i'll M gactia so idem.
Iaem I'd hi rro 2. 200 ldem.
Slice O. 10S id, In.
Grandes deIositcs para ehffiar las aguhs {
Ia mperaturG gne sc necesite.
Poseen estas agnas | sigientes propeda-
des: depurativGs, laxsntes, .ud0rifieas reVul-
va, seda ties t6mras gun Ia forlna
temp ratura de su uso
S0rprenaeLtes reSuitadOs en- las slgnientes
enfermedads 8: dyspepsia, g aslritis, gastral,
gias, olsen neiia estfeIlIniento pertitaz-
Ohstru ciors del bigafto, DaZo y meBeDteF1o,
interntt ntes GntiguaS que Sc iia!ien sOstt nlbss
DOR nfartos de j S misma yisccras, Lidropeslas
uas vas cuyas causas sCan les inIslnoE iLf rios,
siiil s eonst.t cional, ifeceiOnes rumsticss
cr6nieGs artritis del misn.o oaracter, parsiisls
sin lesioi organica del cerr 10, en- las que r.
conoceu Gor causAs i,s e0lcos ntr,iURus de
nl, m", ciat css Y tumores 6scrotulc scs.
Admrabies resu!tad0s en- sl vicio vcnereo,
cerI ct GO dIceras que anbos dap lagar
I.s leutorr, as BIZ norragias sienpre G
modifictn vtnta saneEIe.
En- las =. t,rmeGadcs del aparato gaiito.
ur ario. toi s nefr,tic. ?, escfss Ge la Secis-
rion lie Ia rina. alteration del ii4uic segre-
gatio y formation de 4 enias: usadas las egaas
en- Lebitias b nos siemple son dtiles
| Empleddas las Hguas eli lorna &c lfiiEA
r.on ] toda su t.npernluFs, alivaE ytnB
uran rs neuralgias Ia rigldsz coGtiscc!Vu
| de los mi NIB Us.
| M6dico-Girec;or, s.. DR.. b. PEDRO HESNAS-
| DEF Y SANTIAGO
usERa & BrAxcH
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TARIFA DE PASAJE
ENTIRE NEW = YORK Y SAN JUAN
Un pasaje en- /. . camara .......... s.
TARIFA DE FLETE PARA NUEyA-YoRK,

Cafe, AZGcar, Mieles, etc, segup con.
vento especial con los agentes, llbres de
capa.
LA MAS BARATA RUTA para Europa
VIA NEW YORK con opcion permanecer en-
Oh no punto los paSaleros todo ell tempo
que Juzguen oportuno.
Conocimiento boleta de pasajes drectos
Sc dan en- todos los puertos donde los vapo-
res de la compaflia tocan, para Eur. pa, Ca
hddd y B StOn en- coneXion con las sIguen-
tes nneas de yapores.
VIA NEW YORK. .-Por la de Cauard.
White Star, Itpdn para desde LiCe1poOL
" rh GeFn an Lloyd para y desde Bremen.
-Hanld1ps american Pdchet Company para
J desde 1nlteres. General IransGt dntic
Company para desde Hare ,=-1nch r Line
para desde L6ndres y Gtdsgotc. = Merchants
Despatch t International Line para des.
de todos los puntos del Caaadd.- Met,'Op0 i.
" Line para y desde Boston.
BOLETA DIRECTA PARA EUROPA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-11-05
tjnauea.o Holloway.
Ta1+e $.

En- la mprenta DE- B0, ETTN Sc hacen tarie-
tas lie todas clascs q estos m6dicos precios:
Litografadas, letra inglesa, rartulina snpe'
or, 8 80 el ciento
Iiem aat6gfafls dc letra monumental, So.
Al tdrcuTo $3.50.
Imprt sas en- cartnlina superior 60 centayos
e ciento
Idem en- cartuIina regular 40 cts idem.
I4tograliadas para bautismo Sc
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-11-05

Niflos memories de tres amos 70 pagan DE-.
safe. Entire tres doce ...nos mitad de pa.
saJe. or,ados ,a acom.e ..,elnando d sus amos dos
terceras paites ..el pasaje.
tara n' IS informes tipos de hetes diri
Jane' d los agentes de la compailia.
San Juan de Puerto Rico.
0. 90 SobrinOs dc Esquidga.