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Daily globe., 1882-09-18
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MILWAUKEE, Sept. 16.-Early this morn
ing what came very near being tragedy
was enacted at the corner of Lake and
Clinton streets, south side. About O'Clock
residents of the neighborhood heard an
angry alteration, ard persons on the street
saw swarthy looking female, draw dan
gerous knife and make lunge at small
man whose skin showed him to be of the
sumo nationality, Italian. Several has
tened TO the scene, and the woman was
disarmed of the weapon, a heavy case
knife ground to point and sharp as a ra-
zor on both edges. The man was nearly
scared to death, and couldn't speak for
several minutes. The knife had struck
him in the abdomen but owing to his
leaping backward only scratch was in
ficted. The second blow missed him. He
was directed to Clerk McSwinkers Office.
where he swore out warrant for the
arrest of his assailant. On
the charge OF threatening and attempting
to kill. A GLOBE representative saw him
and CLEANED from him the following state
ment in broken Italian. My name is Pc
tro Corolini and 1 am painter by occu-
patton. That is my wife who tried to kill
me. l have been working until the last
three days in st. Paul. Three years ago
my wife deserted me and went to live with
another man. didn't keep track of her
whereabouts, but learned short time ago
that he had deserted her shortly after
wards. She found me and told me she was
destitute, and that l must keep her. I re-
fused and she said she was desperate and
would kill me. 1 told her not to let US have
trouble, and gave her a little money.
Ny friends told ne TO leave, so I bought a
through ticket for Chicago and stopped of
here. She followed ne, and in some man
ler found ne a. g iced street. where
Was stopping. Ee-e she renewed her re-
request, and again refused to comply. 1
told her she had disgraced me enough, st
st. Paul, and not to keep it up here. I also
asked her to leave, and gave hera ticket to
Chicago, but she wouldn't go, and has fol-
lowed me night and day since until this
morning, when she tried to kill me. Coro-
lini is little, rather bright
looking son of the sunny land.
and was very nervous and excited.
He is quite nice looking and was well
dressed. His age is about thirty years
Meanwhile his wife, named Rosa, had been
brought in by Officer Keogh. She was
locked in back cell at the station, and by
permission of Chief Wasson she was seen
by reporter. Mrs. Corolini is
large, swarthy. and about twice
the age of her husband. Her features are
well formed, her eyes are bright and
Daily globe., 1882-09-18
NOBBISH low ANS.
Deadly and Robbery in the .strt cts
of Des Moincs Last Sie ht.
THE EPERPETRATGR CAUGHT AND JAILED.
4 Heb ;invades the Jail With Intent TO
Execute Summary Justice.
THE PRISONER SENT TO THE COUNTRY.
A st. Paul Italian knifed by His Wife
In Milwaukee.
THE PEgpETRaT0R CAUGHT AND JAILED.
THE PRISONER SENT TO TIE COUNTRY.
IOb Lotc In TOtc0.

DEsMoDEs, Iowa, Sept.1G.-Jno. James,
a grocer, was assaulted this afternoon III
his store and knocked down with slung
shot and robbed OF $500. While the as
sailant was STOPPING over the PROSTATE
form OF his victims rifing his pockets, a
customer cane, gave chase and after four
or five blocks the villain was captured and
jailed. dr. James is said to be dying, and
a strong sentiment IS growing in
favor of lynching Inc assailant,
who answers closely the description
of the man who assaulted saloon keeper
last Wednesday night, This makes the
third assault for purposes of robbery
within week. one victim being dead and
two others probably dying. At this hour
Is p. M the streets are filed with excited
knots of men discussing the event, and
many urging hanging the assailant. A
meeting of law-abiding citizens is being
got together, and arrangements will be
made 10 secuer best takers to, dissuade
the mob in case one is formed.
Later-A crowd Of LOCO or 1900 men
have been to the jail and crowding down
through the halls to the rooms in the base
ment where the prisoner was at first con
fined, demanded of the sheriff that he be
produced. Sheriff LIttleton mounted a
box and pledged his honor the man was
not there, and had heen taken elsewhere.
The crowd grew more boisterous at this,
and the sheriff. fearing they would batter
down the doors and let all the prisoners
out, agreed to have committee of ten men
appointed by the mob to go with him
through the Jail and show them the
prisoner was not there. This was
done, and one of the men, who aided
in the pursuit and capture of Harris
was one of the committee. They then
passed through the jail and all the rooms
and cells, and came out and reported he
was not in the jail. Then a cry was raised
that he had been taken to the state arsenal.
The mob have just gone there. 1t is said
by officials he Will not be found there, and
has been sent out of the city under strong
guard. The city is intensely exited, and
there is little doubt the man will be
lynched if he can be found. This is the
third assault of this kind in ten days, all
made with an iron fish plate It is now
thought this man committed all OF them.
DEs MONIES. Iowa, midnight mob
did not find Harris at the arsenal, and re-
turned to the court house, where they hung
about the jail. they believing the man was
there concealed in some Of the vaults Of
the county officers. The crowd has largely
dispersed, although many knots of men are
about the streets. It is stated now the
sheriff got Harris out in the country in
carriage at o'clock in charge of two
men, with orders to shoot him if he should
attempt to escape.
Daily globe., 1882-09-18
Mexico.
CRY OF MEXICO. Sept. I,

CITY OF MEXICO, Sept. 16.-The presi-
dent read his massage to congress this ev-
eEing. He says the United States has
given and received from Us proofs of the
sincersst friendship, ana adds that the
A7sseriea:1 = ozsrs.llei:t has wisely a,a. i.st-
y removed q. existing dihicalties by Ia
forming the Guatemala government that
it could not offer mediation unless asked to
do so by both governments. He spoke in
ompiimentary terms of the work done by
the Mexican National and Mexican Central
roads, and predicted that the coming gen
Grafton would celebrate the centennial of
Mexican independence with the same pride
with which Americans celebrated their
centennial in 1876.
Daily globe., 1882-09-18
From Sunday s Edition.

The following matter on this page appeared
in Sundays edition. The reason for this repub-
LEGATION is because our regular mail rate OF sub
scription does not include the Sunday issue, and
comparatively few in the country care to pay
extra for the Sunday edition, which lies IN the
81. Paul postoGice and goes out in the same
mail with the Monday paper. The more I'M
a,ortant news, to the extent OF TWO or three col
umns. is, therefore, published on Monday for
the beneht of country subscribers who do not see
the Sunday Globe.
Daily globe., 1882-09-18
Tie Rite Match,

CREEDMoRE, Sept. 16.-In the competi-
ton between the English and American
teams for the gold medal Dolan, of the
American team, won. The second gold
medal was won by Caldwell, OF the British
team; the Hilton trophy, by two points, by
the Pennsylvania team, the Michigan team
second; score 986 to 9S4. The interstate
military match was won by the Pennsyl-
vania team, New York team second. Michi-
gans third; scores 9S9, 9S1, 965.
Daily globe., 1882-09-18
4NNGtic.

ToRoNTo, Sept. 16.-Hanlan accepts
Ross challenge to row for $4,000 and the
championship of the world two weeks from
the signing of articles.
Boston, Sept. 16.-John A. Kennedy, of
Portland, will print in the Herald to-mor-
row challenge to Edward Hanlan, offer
ing to row him under the conditions men
toned IN Hanlan's challenge to Courtney.
Ross and Lee, three mile race at Silver
lake, Greenwood lake, Philadelphia or
Washington, for $4,000 q side, and has de-
posted $1,000 forfeit, the proposition to
remain open ten days, and in case of non
acceptance to be opened to any sculler in
the world.
Daily globe., 1882-09-18
Adrift at Sea.

GLoUCEsTER, Mass, Sept. 16.-John
Mcintyre and Cornelius Thornburn. sailors
lost from fishing vessel July 9th, arrived
here to-day. They were adrift in an open
boat eight days without food or water. and
picked up by passing vessel in an ex-
hausted condition and taken to Pernam-
buco, where they were cared for by the
American consul and sent home by
steamer.
Daily globe., 1882-09-18

In the 2:22 class, Kentucky Wilkes won
the first heat, Driver the second and third
Time, 2:25, 2:23, 2:2315. Humboldt was
distanced II the second heat. The race
was postponed until Monday.
CooNEY ISLAND, Sept. 16-First race.
one mile: JOS. Murphy I, Springfield 2.
Saunterer ). Time, 1:43. Sec
ond race, one and one eighth miles
Glenmore 1, Haleson .; the rest were ruled
out. Time, 1:57l, 1914, 9. Third race
one and three-fOurths miles-Gen. Mon
rose 1, Ida ?, Ella Warfeld g. Time
5:061a. Fourth race, one and one eighth
miles, won by Skylark. Baby 2, Warring gton
3. Time 1853. The steeple chase inside
the course was won by Ike Bonham, Annette
2, Revenge 3. Time, 4:52L.
Daily globe., 1882-09-18
Starving to Death.

Paterson, N. j., Sept. 16.-Jas. Rawson,
an old silk weaver, was to-day found on
the verge of starvation in his house, from
which his neighbors had kept away on ac-
count of the rumor that he had the small
pox. He was unconscious when found.
Daily globe., 1882-09-18

The match race between Ernest Green
and frankie G was won by the latter in
2:46. The purse was $500. The track
was in fine condition and the attendance
fair, the weather and all prospects favor
able. Many fine horses were on the track.
and next weeks races will be interesting.
Boston, Sept. 16-Mystic park races.
Unfinished races of yesterday 2:26 class.
Daily globe., 1882-09-18
COngratuIatOrY.

CHICAGO, Sept. 16.-The Western Union
Telegraph company to-day, in celebration
of the completion of the Mexican Central
railroad, made connection between Boston
and the city of Mexico. The route was
Boston, Albany, Buffalo, Chicago, Kansas
City, Pueblo, Ell Paso chihuahua, city of
Mexico. Messages were sent congratulatory
of the event.
Daily globe., 1882-09-18
Base Ball.

At Chicago -Chicagos 5; Worcesters l.
At Cleveland -Troys 4; Clevelands 8:
At Cincinnati-Cincinatis 6: Louis
villes 1.
At -Buffalos 3; Bostons l.
At Philadelphia Athletics 3; Alleghe-
nys 6.
Daily globe., 1882-09-18

Kafr-el-DUar Fully Occupied-arrest of
Prominent Leaders-A Garrison Set to
Work Repairing the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
European Events.
LONDON, Sept. 16,-The Times in a lead
ing article says: IF the lives of Arab
Pasha and his immediate followers are
spared, these men must be put once for all
out Of the way of doing further harm.
They cannot be permitted to retire to Con-
stantinople to become the center of impal-
pable intrigues. To restore the authority
of the khedive, the army must be dis
banded and replaced by gen darmes suffi-
cient to maintain civil order. If troops
are needed to defend distant frontiers. it is
sufficient to maintain them on the frontiers
and not keep them at Cairo"
ALEXANDRIA, Sept. 16.-The khedive has
learned that the commander at Damiettea
refuses to surrender. He has 5000 troops.
Hassan Pasha Cheri, Arabi's minister. Pi
GUS Foundations, and Keenet pasha have
been arrested at Alexandria. Mahmoud
pasha Baroudi has been arrested near
Cairo, and Kurshid pasha, commanding at
AhoUkir has sent message announcing
his readiness to surrender.
CAIRO, Sept. 16.-Some natives accused
of murder, assisted by mob, attempted to
escape from the police station, but the ma
tive guard fired upon the crowd and quiet
ed the disturbance,
ALEXANDRIA, Sept. 16.-Several prisoners
brought in have been identified as partici-
pants in the masacres. All the Egyptian
soldiers who were at Mallaha left that post
and quit the army. Gen. Wood occupied
Kafr-el-Dwar and Mahalla this after
noon. The naval brigade has re-embarked..
y ALEXANDRIA, Sept. 16.--Fort Asian was
surrendered this morning to Gen. Wood in
person. The commandant and twenty of
hcers came forward to surrender Gen.
Wood Immediately enquired for the Italian
naval lieutenant who was supposed to
have espoused Arab Pasha's cause. After
some delay he was brought forward. wear
ing the uniform Of an Egyptian officer.
He was Immediately put under arrest.
Gen. Wood informed the commandant he
would intercede for him and his brother
officers if they with their men
would assist in repairing the railway.
The offer was accepted. Several civilians
evidently belonging to the upper classes
were found in the fort. They were appa-
rently merchants, but were ordered to
work on the railway
ALEXANDRIA, Sept. 16.-The British now
occupy Kafr-el-Dwar. The artillery camp
at Ramleh has been dissolved and the
naval brigade withdrawn. Gen. Wood will
proceed to Cairo tomorrow night. 1t is
Dameetta has surrendered.
Daily globe., 1882-09-18

The LIE Sueur Sentinel of September 18th
says: Some of our farmers are cutting
their corn this week, and nearly the entire
crop will be safe from frosts by the first of
next week. We have reports from
some farmers that corn has matured too
rapidly, and is not fully filed while others
report one Of the best corn crops they
have eye1. raised. It is safe to say there is.
a fair average crop.
Daily globe., 1882-09-18
Itching Piles-symptoms and Cure.

The symptoms moisture, Ike perspiration,
intense itching, increased by scratching, very
distressing, particularly at night, as if pin
worms were crawling in and about the rectum:
the private parts are sometimes affected. If
allowed to continue very serious results NAV
follow. ''Dr. Swayne's All Healing Ointlnent;'
is pleasant, sure cure. Also for tette-, itch,
salt, rheum, scald head, erysipelas, webers'
itch, blotches; all scaly, crusty, cutaneous
eruptiens. Price 90 cents, three boxes for
S1.25. Sent by mail to any address on receipt
of price in currency or Scent postage stamps.
Prepared only by DR.. Swayne & Son. $50 North
Sixth street, Philadelphia, Pa, to whom letters
should De addressed. Sold by all prominent
druggists.
Daily globe., 1882-09-18

T1a sec-e. order k1lowa Is t1se Sons of
Columbia, a.alta -Dg s., ,Gt'J ino4lJe-s IN tie
STATE CT New YORK. Is rrn2ing d line OF
steamboats, or the Hudson, carrying pas
sengers up 10 Poughkeepsie for ten cents,
IN order to test the cost of water trsnspor-
tation and to settle the question Of a mo-
nopoly of docks
Daily globe., 1882-09-18

TIE Texas cattle plague has made its appear
ance in Cayuga county, n. Y. Twenty head
have died, and strict quarantine has been es-
tabhshed.
Daily globe., 1882-09-18
CONVENTION
HENNEPIN COUNTY CONTENTION
NdlIES Il STRONG TICKET.

\ Harmonious and Expeditions Session
The G.. A. a. c. Memorial TabIed-Not "a
Ballot Cast-Every Nomination Made by
Acclamation
Daily globe., 1882-09-18
AN INCEsTUoUs BRUTE.
Casualties.

KALAMAZOO Mich, Sept. 16.-At Con-
stantine this afternoon Tom Greer car
penter working on a mill, fell 50 feet strik-
ing astride an iron, cutting his body near
ly in two. He lived but a short time.
ELMIRA, N. Y, Sept. 16.-lThis morning
at 3 o'clock, the immense shoe factory OF j.
Richardson 81 Co., four story brick, was
destroyed by fire. Loss estimated at
$500,000; insurance S15O,OOO. Two hun
dred hands are out of employment. Four
firemen were seriously hurt by falling walls,
TOLEDO, o., Sept. 16.-A more careful
estimate of the losses in the extensive saw
mill and lumber fire which occurred yester-
day morning, on the premises of the Mitch
ell & Rowland lumber company, shows a
loss Oh mill and machinery of 100000,
with 100000 Insurance.; on lumber of
$275,OO0, with an insurance of $255,OO0.
These losses are distributed among eighty
six companies, in policies of $4,000 to
$4,000 each.
Daily globe., 1882-09-18
YESTERDAYS Events IN TIE
SPORTING HORLD.
Races at Chicago, Boston, Coney Island and
Elsevvhere-The Base Ball Record-The
Rife GLaicIl-Aquatic.
Tart Ecents.

CHICAGO, Sept. 16.-The Chicago horse
fair for 1882 began on the driving park
this afternoon. The only important trot
to-day was the 2:45 class, purse $1,000, di-
Daily globe., 1882-09-18
Military Orders.
Military Orders.
Capt. G. NJ. MacCarthy has issued the
following order:
HEADQUARTERS EMMETT LIGHT ART11-
LERy. II. \. g., ST.PAuL, Sept. 15, 1892 I

LERY, II. \. g., ST.PAuL, Sept. 15, 1882.
BATTERY ORDER, NO. L.
i. Permission being granted from gcn-
erai headquarters this command will 1,ro-
ceea 20 Milwaukee, Wis. TO participate IN
the military contest to take place in that
city on the Goth and 21st insts. on the occa-
sion of the reunion of the Army of the
Cumberland.
2. The members of the command will
assemble at the armory Monday evening,
Sept. Is, at 7:3O o'clock in fatigue uniform.
march to the union depot and proceed to
Milwaukee via the G. II. & st. P. railroad.
3. The men detailed for service at Mil
waukee will report at the armory with
their dress uniforms and personal bag
gage neatly packed and marked. They
will also provide themselves with one days
rations, and upon arrival in camp at the
Cold Spring driving park await further
orders. G. M. MACCARTHY.
Capt. Comfy. E. L. A.
Daily globe., 1882-09-18

queer look of frenzied grief mantled her
face as she answered the interrogations OF
the reporter between sobs. She said in
substances Oh! did not try to kill my
husband. had no knife. I did not want
to kill him. l only want to live with him,
We lived happily III Milwaukee. He went
to work IN ST. Paul. While there l heard
he was living with another woman. I
went up there and he refused to recognize
me. He then left and followed him"
She talked incoherently and sobbed the
while. That she had a bad knife and made
an assault is certain, as it was witnessed by
at least three disinterested persons. She
acts as if crazed by something. Both used
bad English. The reporter was shown the
knife, and it was a rusty, bad looking
affair.
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.
New YORK, Sept. 16.-A gentleman at
tempted suicide to-day by shooting. He
discharged pistol at himself four times
without inficting injury, when the police
arrested him. Some one was Unkind
enough to remark that he probably be-
longed to the American team.
MURDERED AN ACCOMPLICE.
ST.. LOUIS, Sept. 16.-The man taken
through here last night as one of the men
connected in the attempted train robbery
IN the Indian territory was the man Brown
who gave away the plan to the officers.
His real name is Barney Sweeney, and he
is charged with concocting the robbery
scheme to give him an opportunity to muir
der the men who boarded the train with
him at Venita. He will be tried for mur-
der at Fort Smith. The man who was
killed is supposed to have been William
Wilson from Iowa.
HELD FOR TRIAL.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 16.-Wm. E. Curry
and Jno. G. Albertson, charged with fraud
i'll the nondelivery Of milk and cream at
the aims house. though sending in bills for
the same, were to-day held for conspiracy
and perjury.
AN INCESTUOUS BRUTE.
HARRISBURG, Pa, Sept. 16.-John Keer-
nan, a truck farmer from York county. was
arrested on a charge of incest. The arrest
was made on the statement of Keernan's
sixteen year old girl, who alleged that
while accompanying her father to the Har-
risburg market, he, on frequent occasions,
outraged and threatened to kill her if she
said anything about it.
Daily globe., 1882-09-18

beverage to vote of the
people you ought to declare your senti-
ments on submission; we therefore as a
committee appointed by the Hennepin
county convention, called by the state con-
stitutional amendment agitation commit
tee, and which met September 18th in
Harrison hail, in this city, do hereby me-
morialize your honorable body to express
itself clearly and unequiyocally on the
question of submitting such an amend
ment TO the people of this state for their
approval or rejection,
W. W. SATTERLEE,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-05-21
Gale del Sol Adn' n, entire San Jose Ia Crn'

Trata con muy feliz 6xito = e6caz-
lnente Ia tfsis, asma, coraz6D, garganta,
dolores de csbeza, y intermediates del
est6mago.
Las Intermediates sifiliticas, por mas
rebeldes antigpas que sean, y todas
las que proceden de la impuIeza de Ia
sangre, las cura sin emplear el mercu-
rio nj yoduro.
Expulsion de la lombriz solitaria en-
cuatro horas.
Garantizs la curaci6n de las enferme.
dades reumatlcss como todss las de la
vista, despu6s de pr6vio examen.
Una practica de bastantes amos en- las
ciudsdes de Ia Habana, San Thomas,
Nueva Orleans, Brasil, Veracruz, me
han, hecho conocedor de las calenturas
Y otras Intermediates muy frecnentes
en- los paises cslidos.
Las personals que Sc hsllen fuera de
esta ciudad pueden dirigirse por escri-
to hacienda una description fiel de sus
Intermediates.
Recibe consultas en- su casa, calle del
Sol, n1mero AZ, entire las de San jose =
la Cruz, desde las hasta las Il de la
mafana y desde las 2 hasta las 6 da la
tarde. ais
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-05-21
R ETOHN No.

Este servcio 10 prestan los grandiosos,
c6modOs rapldos Vapores Manila, Ma
drlu," .'keina Mercedes" "Meiico," I've
racruz" y Panama"
: Los vapores 90 esta empresan enlaZan en-
Puerto-ttlco la Habana con los Vap0res
correos de la Peninsula y adernas enlazan
en- Ia Habana con el Yapor dc Ia misma en-
presa que sale para Veracruz ell IL de cada
mes y On Santiago de Cuba con 81 de la lnea
de Ia HaDana Colon.
ri VapoI de La Inca de Veracruz tocara
en- los puerJos de PrOgreso. Frontera do
Tabasco Veracruz y TuXpan.
ri VapOr de la Habanta Colon saldra de
Santiago de Cuba para Kingston, Santa
Marta, BarranQ ullla, Oartagena y Colon.
Los pasaJeros que tOmen DOleta en- este
puerto paIa La Gualra. han de embarcarse
on u Vapor dc Ia empresa que sale el IA de
cada mes.
fara los citados puntos go admitiran car
ga y pasajeros. 'Ft
Para mas Qetalles dlrigirse 8 los agentes
de la nnea, On Ponce Gandarias, Bregaro
u Co., en Mayaguez PatxoJ. CASTILLO " Co.,
en- Aguadllla, silva, kerrer u Co., y On san
Juan
15 n. @. PRATS Ca.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-05-21
Circular.

Muy senior milo. Tenemos 81 honor de par,
ticipar v. que deja dc ser de nuestra BIC
piedad ell ebtablecimiento denOminsdo Ell
COLMADO, habi6ndOnos tr0sladado al ia.
rrio de IL Marina Gale del Dep6sito ntrnero
8, en- donde nos ofrecemos con el mismo varia.
do surtido que expendfsmos On eI cllado er-
tAblecimiento, adiccionando 81 ramoi genera
de vfveres
Contamos con un espacioso bien situado
almacen pr6ximo los muelles para poder els.
Guitar cen etcacia y prontitld las 6tdvnes aut
v. nos cCnfe; las que eumplimeutaran com
Siempre gus5Osossus affmos S 8. @. B.S, IN.
~ abl, p. MARToRELL Ca.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-05-21
LLNEA !. ATLAS.

Los vapores espafiOIes Al,
pin " y Arden aaldran sucesi-
yamente de Nueva-YOrk COL
destino q San Juan, Maya
gu0z, Ponce y MaPacssi-
DO enolas techas slguientes
Enero 20, Febrero l6, Mario IA.
Abril s, Mayo 2, Mayo rs J Ju.
MO 20.
Loi que ponemos en- eonocimiento
de los senores simportadores y del
pdblico en- general.
Para detalles dirigirse 4 los Agen.
tes, SoBRINos DE EzoUIAGA. h.3O J.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-05-21
So vende

un solar en- eli barrio de Santurce, Oangrejos
de l3 varas Y IN tercio castellanas de tren
& Ia carretera, por 225 do fondo. Daran ra-
z6l en- lacasa Ddmero do la Gale del Cris O
altos. 3-3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-05-21
Pueden obtener CtlOCaCiOn.

Algunos muchachos de buenas CO.'S
tun bres en- Ia fabrica de fosforos ara
dedicarse trsbsjo manual sencillo ?
mny lieero. Dirigirse Ia misma fa-
hrica IN Santurce 6 al almac6n de los
Sree. Conill Bolivar y o., Gale de San
Justo. h.4 Jun.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-05-21
PARA CURAR TODAS

las Intermediates del cults: Barros, herpes,
reuma sguda y otras afecciones cutaneas J
suavizar hermosesr | cdtis, dsese ell jab6n de
Alcatran y EDebro fabricado por Caswell Ha-
zard Ca Nueva- York. Su uso es mas con.
veniente mas f6cil que ell de otros remedies
evitando las molestias de las composiciones
grasosss, actnalmente de moda O. 20