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RACING RIVERS.
Continued Rise in the 0hio-The Water
Higher Than Ever Before
known.
Business Suspended at All Points Along
the River, and Every Effort
Directed
To Relieve the Distressed aud Suffer.
iAg-Terrible Disaster at Gin
cinnati.
Fifty Persons Drowned by the Under.
mining OF the Cincinnati South.
ern Depot.
EnormOus Destruction Of Property and
Loss Of Life at Louisville, Caused
by the
Giving Way Of an Embankment-Over q
Square Mile OF Territory
Corporate Limits Under Water-Thrill. |
ing Scenes During a Night
of Terror.
Effects Of the Great Rise Being Felt on
the Lower Mississippi-A Fif.
teen-Inch
Swell Reported at Helena-The People
Busily Engaged In Repairing
the Levees.
Reports OF Widespread Ruin and Dlsas.
ter in Indiana and .Illi.
nois.
Corporate Limits Under Water-Thrill.
ing Scenes During a Night
of Terror.
Effects OF the Great Rise Being Felt on
the Lower Mississippi-A Fif.
teen-Inch
Swell Reported at Helena-The People
Busily Engaged In Repairing
the Levees.
Reports Of Widespread Ruin and Dlsas.
ter in Indiana and .Illi.
nois.

CINCINNATI, February 13.-The river at
IL o'clock is sixty-four feet eleven inches,
and rising slowly. 1t will certainly reach
sixty five feet before it begins TO fall. The
weather is cloudy aud warm. The water
works engines are all idle, but there is water
enough in the reservoir for six days. The
police report no increase Of crime consequent
on the lack of gas last night. A brick DWELL
iDghouse on Oehler street fell this morning.
No lives were lost. There is much sickness
found among the imprisoned people in the
tenementhouses. The relief boats are busy
visiting all such places. There are ample
means at hand to prevent suffering.
BUSINESS SUSPENDED.
Business is neglected. The Chamber of
Commerce's time is devoted to receiving
subscriptions for the relief fund. Large
amounts are being subscribed. The names
and amounts are being announced by the
superintendent.
RELIEF MEASURES.
The Common Council to-day voted TO
recommend an appropriation Of $75, 900, and
TO ask the aid of the Legislature. This
recommendation was at once sent by tele-
graph to Columbus, the Western Union Com
papy giving the free use of its wires for the
purpose, aud within half an hour bill was
introduced and passed in the Senate author
iGing the city to borrow 100000, and the
bill sent 10 the House. Among the contri-
buttons here to-day were $1,000 from r. z
Springer and $500 from David Sinton. A
Chicago firm sent $3.50.
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The Georgia s.sa.i.Ce..eunt.,

SAVANNAH, GA, February 13.-The Sec
ond day of: the Georgia-Sesqui Centennial
opened with heavy shower. The parade
OF the civic societies and the trades display
was successful. There were 100 floats
artistically gotten up. The procession
was reviewed by the governor. The ssemsn
later.
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HhKHNSNS.
MIC nraE AT urrrrs

BIG RISE AT HELENA.
HELENA, February 13.-The river rose
fifteen inches in the past twenty -four hours.
The people are preparing to repair the bad
places in the levees at once.
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lLliNOIS.
ALARM EEIr At su Ax,rrrro,xx,

ALARM FELT AT sHAwNEETowN,
SHAwNEETowN, February 13.-The rivss
Is rising an inch and a quarter an hour.
The citizens are moving into the second
stories, and much alarm is felt.
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YellOW-Pine Flooring.

WE have at Brookhaven, Miss, 10000 feet Of
w Dressed Yellow Pine Flooring, that we viii
load on cars at SIS per m. face measure It 10
good lumber, and perfectly matched.
HOSKINs Il HAMILTON.
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All other persons present say they saw no
eae IN the water and believe none were lost,
but they all admit there was great alarm
and hurried flight, 30 that people might
have been engulfed and not seen by those
haaing
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..s"Keep to your place and your place
VAL wall keep you. % But you cam cannot expect to
tion of all success. For instance, railroad
engineer in The employ of the Chicago, Mil
waukee and St. Paul railroad had been grew
ously affected with diabetes for Blk years.
He took four boxes of Kidney Wort and now
writes that he is entirely cured and working
regularly.
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THE EMExlcANrREAT

GEN. GRANT, MR.. TREscorT AND SECRETARY
FRRLINGHUYsEN BEFORE THE COMMITTEE.
WAsHIHGToN, February 13.-Ry invita-.
tion of the Senate Committee on Foreign Re
lations, Gen. Grant, Commissioner Trescoti
and Secretary Frelirghuysen, appeared be-
fore that body this mornin . explain and
advocate the provisions of the Merioaa re.
ciprocity treaty. Gen. Grant was the prin.
cipal speaker. His remarks were substan-
tislly identical with his utterances in New
York as reported at various times hereto
fore. Secretary Frelinghuysen and Mr..
Trsscott agreed with the general in his state.
ments. The committee will hold special
meeting at an early day to determine the
character of the report upon the treaty. Ac-
cording to present indications they will rec
ommend its ratification.
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INDIANAPOLIS, February IA, 2:15 O'Clock
A.M.-There is nothing new to report in the
general situation. Advices from all points
state that the river is still rising, and suffer-
ing increasing. 1t is raining at all points
south of Madison and Evansville.
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Low Groxxerier An Cnteaxe.

CHICAGO, February 13. Considerable
pressure is being brought from various di-
rections for high licenses for saloons, and
the Council are considering the matter. As
the Council contains several saloon-keepers
of no very lofty type, the prospect for the
abolition of low doggeries in Chicsgo is not
Astterino
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THREE LIME-KILNS

4 c,S MILEs OUT ON NJ AND C. RR. THRER
1Ao weli,bu1lt stone Lime kiins; one tnou-
vation, under good plank fence; also fine new
fve-acre orchard with well-selected fruit; forty
good houses for hands; dwelling, large barn, new
coopershep, blacksmith-shop and store; twelve
mules, carts, wagons and quarry tools: 1900 cords
wood. The place Is we'll improved. viii sell with
or without personal property. Title perfect and
no membranes JOHN 4, DENIE.
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WEATHER PREDICTIONS.
GEN. HAzEN IN REPLY TO CRITICISMS UPON
THE SIGNAL SERVICE.

WASHINGTON, February 1S-In reply to
certain criticisms of the signal service, based
upon its failure to predict the present severe
not be predicted for whole season 10 ad.
vance," and he has made ne prediction what.
ever of this character. The prediction tn at
the winter would be ga medium rather than
severe one" was not made by him, but by
another parson, namely, a. A. Hayes, the
meteorological reporter, shows that the cur
rent daily storms and weather predictions
have been verified as usual, namely, eighty
nine per cent
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Meetinq of Stockholders
Election Notice.

T,HE Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders of the
i Memphis Gas Light Company VIII be held at
the once Of the company, No. 5s Madison street,
Memphis, Tenn, . thursday, March I, 1sS3.
to elect Seven (0 Directors TO serve the company
the ensuing year. Election from 10 O'Clock am.
to O'Clock pm. JOSEPH CRAIG, Secretary.
Memphis. Tenn. February I. 1853.
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STATE LEGISLATURE
The Polk Reward Bill Discussed in the
Senate-Marshal Gosling to be
Called Upon
Te Explain Before He Gets His Money
Joint Resolutions Introduced
Routine Business.

| Special 10 the Appeal
NASHVILLE, February 13.-Mr. Steele in.
troduced a joint resolution requiring the
comptroller to report the amount OF State
bonds outstanding, and to report the exact
amount Of the State debt proper. Adopted
NEW BILLS.
By Mr.. Keith: To amend an act approved
March, 1875, and amending an act of 1877
relative to the appointment of an ell in.
spector.
By Mr.. Blackmore: To change the time
or holding the Chsncery Court of the Sixth
Chancery Division.
By Mr.. Cslquitt: A bill providing for
medical examiners, and regulating the prse-
tice of medicine in the State of Tennessee.
By Mr.. Alexander (by reques,): Compen-
sating 8. II. Shedd, secretary of the Board of
Railroad and Telegraph Assessors, and
authorizing the comptroller to draw his
warrant in favor Of The said shedd for $50
for services rendered a. such secretary.
By Mr.. Keith: To protect the youth of
the State by preventing the sale, gift or loan
Of obscene literature, such as the Police Neus,
Police Gazette, etc.
BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS PASSED.
Tne Senate joint resolution requesting the
railroads TO furnish free transportation to
and from the University of Tennessee at
Knoxville TO all students attending the same
was adopted.
The House resolution authorizing the gov
ernor to offer reward for the apprehension
of the murderers of Ephraim Grundy, COL
ored, in Rutherford county, was laid on the
table.
THE POLK REWARD BILL.
The House bill to pay the reward of S10,-
600 offered by Gov. Hawkins for the capture
Of MT. Polk came up on Its third reading
and ELECTED long discussion. The general
opinien seems to be that the reward will not
be paid until Marshal Gosling makes a sat
isfactory explanation of his reason for de-
manding $4,000.
Pending consideration of the bill the Sen.
-.
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CHICAGO, February 13.-From various
parts of the country come reports of small
pox. The last place for an outbreak is
Finchford, Ia, being ten cases. The dis
ease is far less frequent, all over the West,
than last winter.
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Heavy Sale of Montana Mining Prop
erfy.
HELENA, February 13.-The heaviest sale
of mining property ever made in this vicin-
ity was completed to-day, the Drum-Lem-
mon mine being sold by Thomas Cruz 10 an
Euglish syndicate for s250,O00 down and
81, 1886, 900 to be paid in April and June.
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A DISPATCH FROM MADIsoN

this morning says that not much damage has
been done there 30 far. The railroad depot
ia flooded, and the track is under water for
some distance. All trains stop at the foot of
the hill. The river is still rising. The tel
egraph wires are all right.
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A Shocking Disaster.

CINCINNATI, February 13.-A shocking
disaster was reported by telephone from the
western part of the city this morning. Both
the freight and passenger depots of the Gin
cinnati Southern railroad were undermined,
and fell into the surrounding water, carrying
with them hundred or more people. The
depots were one-story frame structures,
resting on the Mclean avenue fill, which
was almost covered by water. On both sides
OF The fill the water is thirty to fifty feet
deep; The earth had become so soaked as 10
melt, and the catastrophe was further hast
ened by the breaking of the sewer, which
sent current along the bank. Crowds of
people have been in that vicinity, looking at
the foods. 1t is supposed there are vic
Tins
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UEnUnATUnK.C

For Tennessee and the Ohio valley, partly
cloudy, varmer psather and occasional rain, south
east 10 southrest ,cinds Lo,per barometer.
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CAPITAL NOTES

WAsHIsGTos, February 13.-In the Star
route trial to-day the Rswlins White river
route was under confederation, but the testi-
mony was uninteresting and unimportant.
The President accepted section of twenty
i've miles of the Northern Pacific railroad in
Montana coming eastward and ending 325
miles from Walluia Junction, W. T.
The session Of the Cabinet to-day was Of
short duration. No question Of importance
was considered. Secretaries Frelinghuysen,
Teller and Lincoln, and Attorney General
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Alabama Railroad Commissioner.
MONTGOMERY, ALA, February 13.-The
Senate has rs-elected the present railroad
conn "a, iaainnars
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LOUISVILLE, February 14.-2:15 Oclock
A.M.-TGe river is siiil rising. The grperal
condition of affairs remains unchanged.
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Masonic Notice,

T ELLA SCOTT LODGE, No. 2s9 F.AND
LA.M.-Win meet in special communi- "a
cation this "WEDNESDAY night, Feb. wv
14th, at 7:30 O'Clock, for work in the E. A. M
deree. Whiting brethren frsternally in-/ "
vited. By order A. s. MYERS, WIN.
Attest: JAS 8. MAEAFFY Secretary
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says the river is forty-three and nine-thir.
tieths feet, but is not rising 80 fast to-day.
Not much damage was done in the city, but
great deal in the low lands between
Evansville and Henderson.
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INDIANA.

FRANKFORT, February 13.-The Ken
tucky river fell three feet last night, aud is
falling all the way up.
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FURTHER PARTICULARS.

FURTHER PARTICULARS.
1t is impossible to tell The extent OF the
damage done the Southern railroad depot.
Only the freight depot went down. A great
crowd of people were there looking at the
food, when Ryan's restaurant, small build
ing near by, went down. The crowd ru.he d
over on the platform of The depot to see
what was the matter, when suddenly the
whole depot collapsed and INK in the water.
The track was al the same time depressed,
and the cars standing close sank in the de-
preston, covering the people who had gone
down with the fallen structure. Not one
body has been recovered at O'Clock, nor
could bystanders give any intelligent &C.
count Of how many escaped. The work of
recovering the drowned will be exceedingly
difficult, as the place is isolated. There is
danger of other psrts ofthe track melting as
this portion did. 1t is possible, however,
that the break in the great sewer in McLe an
avenue caused the depot TO sink.
LATER IMPORTATION
makes it definite that three buys, two freight
handlers and four members of Coups circus
are drowned. Ne bodies have yet been re-
covered. The names of the members of
Coup's circus reported missing are Harry
Cordova, England; Miss Fanny Reindolf,
New York; William F. Franklin and Will
liam C. Matthews, st. Louis. The baggage
mas'er says he heard a rushing noise, when
Ryan's saloon went down, and hurried round
and saw the depot give way. He is sure that
at least fifty people were thrown into the
water. 1t now appears certain that the dis
aster was caused by the breaking of the
great sewer. Twenty-Five feet of one end of
the freight depot and half of the passenger
depot are gone, the latter being separated at
the partition between the waiting-room and
the ticket Office. The books, tickets and safe.
ETC., were gone in an instant.
THE Loss OF LIFE NOT &c GREAT AS FIRST
REPoRTED.
CINCINNATI, February 14.--2 O'Clock AN.
There is strong grounds for hope that the
disaster at the Southern railroad depot was
not attended with so great a loss of life as
reported. The matter has been very care.
fully Investigated aud but for the positive
statement of one man it would be difficult to
say that any lives were lost at all. That
man is the bsggage-master. He says there
were great number Of people on the plat
form. BE thinks at least twenty-five went
down in the water.
This statement and opinion he repeats.
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HARDENTOWN.

The following dispatch has just been re.
ceived BY the agent of the Associated Press
from the Cincinnati, Indianapolis, st. Louis
and Chicago railroad station, nesr Lawrence
burg:
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A REPORT FROM EVANSVILLE

making an occasional trip to the Kentucky
side Of the river.
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TIE SCENE WAS AWFUL.

The roar of the waters could not drown
the screams of the terrified ones, who were
escaping from the doomed dwellings skiE'
shot about from window to window. Men
women and children waded through the ad
vancing waters, each with whatever house
hold goods they could lay their hands on
Bon6res glimmered from the high ground
which the poor outcasts had gained. Hun
dreds of people shivered in wet clothing
about smoky fires. To an observer who
stands to-day at the foot of Jackson, Shelby
and Clay streets it is impossible to under
stand why the loss of life was not larger
The scene last night
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The mayor is distributing food to the sui.
ferers with a liberal hand. The Board of
Trade turned over $500 to the sustenance
fund, with more 10 follow. The German
food sufferer fund has diverted 10 home use
S7l6, and the buckingham Theater gives the
gross receipts of the Saturday matinee to the
German citizens for the suffsrers. Business
is suspended.
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OBITUARY..
Richard Wagner

VENICE, February 13.-Richard Wagner,
the eminent composer, died at o'clock this
afternoon.
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No loss of life so far as we can learn. The
damage will be very heavy; cannot estimate
it till the water goes down. 1t is now about
three feet higher than it was last February.
and up 10 this morning has risen about an
inch per hour,
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LAwRENCEBUR0

is entirely covered. In some of the houses
the water is in the second foor The entire
village of Hardentown is covered. Some of
the people had to abandon their houses en-.
tireIv
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-07-29
r TO r NO

NorAs:-En su vaje dc ida reeibira el vapor
en- Puerto Rico los dia, l3 de cada ines Ia carga
y pasajerosque para los puertos del Mar Caribe,
arriba expresados, Pacihco, conduzca el correo
que sale de Barcelona ell 70 y de Cadiz el 80.
En- su viaje de regreso, eutregara al correo
qe sale de Puerto Rico ell dia D. la carga y
pasageros que conduzca procodente de los pner-
tos del Mar Caribe y ell Paofco para Cadiz y
Barcelona.
En- la epoca de crarentenas, sea desde l.'
de Mayo al 30 de Setietnhre, ad,nite carga
para Cadiz, Barcelona Y Santander, pero pasa-
jeros, solo para el iltiIno puerto.
Para mas informes sus agentes.
.S0brinos de Ezqueaga.
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L I N Z A
DE vApoREs coRREos EsPANoLns
entire Liverpool y Puerto-Rieo.

Los vapores de esta Empress
destinados d dicho servicio son
los siguientes:
PnertorIqae'so. capit&n Ciri6n.
Borsnqaen capitGn Citrate.
Nayagaez captain Gondra.
Nxeco Ponce captain MendexonA
Humacao, captain Izagnirre.
Despachandose uno Ell 25 de cads
mes, veces con escala en- Santana q.
Para otros pormenores dirigirse { los
senores White Forman y Co. Liver
pool, Sobrinos de Ezquiaga, Sal Juan
Pto.-Rico, Kraemer y Co Mayagnes
Muller, Hiugelberg Forfar , Co. Ponce
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BOLETA DIRECTA PARA EUROPA.
Un pasaje. Ida y Vita

Ninos nenores de tresados no pagan pa
sale. Entire tres doce amos mitad de pasa
je. Criados aconlpanando d sus amos dos
terceras parties del pasaje.
Tipos reducidos de hetes desde New York
Puerto Rico en- bandera e-pafola
por bl conteniendo art;cuice secos Is ctvs.
dem ideu iden hnmcdo. 80
Objetos mesurabies, pie cabico 5
Idem ponderabies quintal 12a
Estos tipos reducidos de aetes regiran
silnepre que haya en- Ell puerto de New-York
algdn otro vapor competitor cargando para
estos puertos En- case ordinario queda vi
gente la tarifa ordinaria.
Para mas informes y tipos de aetes dirigir
80 los agentes de la compafiia.
San Juan de Puerts- Rico.
aOBRINOS DE EZQUIAGA
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LA Ira"
DE JOSE AGULLO Y PRATS.

En- este establecimiento se encuea-
tran constantemente de venta: meto-
dos de solfeo y piano, id. para instru-
mentos, estudios, operas, fantasies,
nocturnos, polkas, Valses, mazurcas,
&. &.
Pianos nnevos y usados, armornins,
candelabros, arandelas, cuerdas, nm par
tlmbales, pleas para grande y peque-
ma orquesta, y otros efectos artfsticos,
todo d precios excesivamente m6dicCs.
-Caleta de San Juan ndm. Is. 50
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Un pasaje en- |. : Camara.. 5 so
Tarifa de fetes para Men, York

Cafe, Azacar, Mieles ETC., segdn convenio
especial con los agentes, libres de capa.
La MAS BARATA RUTA para europa VIA
yEw-YoRK con opci6n permanecer en- dicho
punto los pasajeros todo oi tempo que juz-
glien oportuno.
Sc dan conocimiento boleta d. pasajes
directos para Europa, Canadd y Boston, y d
tolos los puertos donde tocan, los vapores de
la Inca, los cuales estan en- conexion con
otras lineas de vapores para los puntos OK
pfeaados.
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CORDONES
? 0 R I A : E S P A D A S.

Adoptados recientemente para
los Sres. Jefes y Ofciales de los
cuerpos de infanteria, Sc han reci.
bido por el dltimo vapor correo en-
ell etablecimiento Ell Ros DE Ono.
83
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LI\El DE- COLON ! iITILLlS

cnnbinada con Ia Trasahdnhcd ne la misma
Coapaaio tambien con las del Ferrocarrii
de Panama rapores de la Costa del Sur y
Norte del Pacifco.
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CIRCULAR.
Arroyo IL de Julio 1883.

Sir.
4 Muy Sr. nuestro:
ponemos en- conocimiento de Y. que
en- esta fecha hemos disuelto por mh-
tuo acuerdo, segnn consta en- escritura
pdblica otorgada por ante el ST.. Nota-
rio de este pueblo, ID sociedad mercan-
til que giraba en- esta plaza bajo Ia rs-
E6n de
RODRIGUEZ LASARTE & Co.
oueiando hecho cargo de 80 liquida-
ci6n los socios gestores Rodriguez La
sarte.
nibutamosle gracias tnuy expresl-
vas por b confianza que nos ha dis
pensado y nos suscrlbimos Dc Y. aten-
tos S. s. q. B. .. M.-RoDRIsuEz
LAsABTE. 90.
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LAPERLi ANTI -GASTRILCICl
d e L DOCTOR DELGADO,

Cara los padecimientos del sssdmass
Medication eficaz contra las afecciones dai
est6mago, sea dolor, acedia vinagres. y6mi.
tos despues de las comida: inapentecias. debi.
lidad estomacal, saburras, disenteria, On re-
neral para todas aquellas molestias Que reyeleu
malas digestiones, sean q nd dolorosas.
Para mayores datos dirigirse al
DEPosiTo.--Sevilla; El autor, Farmasia Clio
bo: Tetuan, 20.
En- Puerto Rico, Sres. Ledesma Hno. 70
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ITETO DEP0SITO DE- NTEBLIS
DE JOSE F. MURIAS & co.
4O.-FORTALEZA.-4O.

Eeno varado srtido de muebes acaban de mportr
acredao esabecmento las personals de gusto enconraran
la verdadera novdad economa 10 mismo ruede admar la
beeza sodez de los de caoba de medallion los
caprchoso de uco procedenes de las acrdadas icas dc
Vena Epuesas vista esan las eegante onoas tocadores
oa de marmo forma dcan mas moderno que
Sc ha construido.
En- ropero avamanos vadoes cebds hay varaci6n mas
compea precos estan al acane de todas las ortunas
EN- Ell MISIfO ESTABLECLMIENTO
aqu!an muebles de todas classes vistos.
Sias americanas la docena 81 5O mensual
Siones grandes, varos colores, par. IS
AIesas avamanos de cedro, O-3S
AIesas de comedor para siete cubertos, 0-5O
Roperos para caballeros 1-25
Idem idem pintados barnizados loo
Sia para eatro, bale cco, docena.. O-5o function
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