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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1888-08-03
WITHOUT FAULT.

John Martin had been married only a
few weeks when, one Sunday, il came
into his head TO propose 10 his wife that
they should plainly and honestly make
known the faults that each had discovered
in the other since they had been man and
wife.
Mrs. Martin, after some hesitation,
agreed 10 the proposal, stipulating, how
ever, that the recital should be honestly
made, and with the sole aim of mutual
amendment. The husband WAS of the
same mind, and the wife asked him to
lead of with her faults.
John Martin coughed and looked
askance at his demure little wife. He
was 10th 10 begin. He stroked his beard,
shufiled his feet, and cleared his throat,
but no word did he utter
well, my dear, rs YOU were the first 70
propose this matter, and rs you are the
head of the house, it seems but Just for
you TO speak first"
Thus urged, John Martin gave a pre-
liminary hem" cast dubious glance
towards his wife, who, with her plump,
dimpled hands folded in hersnowy apron,
and with serious face, sat looking straight
before her, and thus began:
Dear child, the first fault that have
TO mention Is that you do not keep the
A4AANeAlG a. ~ ~ a. - 5A4OAAAA ff IL lIt-
quently shows stains OF smoke. Ny
mother always kept her tinware burn-
ished like silver
Thank you, dear, for mentioning it,
and Mrs. Martin slightly colored. ''In
future you shall sec no stain OF speck on
cup, pot or pan. Coon, DEAR
John Martins face frightened, and his
voice became less husky, as he proceeded
Il have also observed that You often
use your dish-cloths for a day or two
without washing, and finally throw them
away Now my mother always washed
her dish-cloths when done using them,
then hung them up to dry, ready for the
next time she would need them"
Blushing as before, the young wife
promised to amend in this particular.
Il have noticed that you throw away
not n little dry bread. Now, remember
that when at home my mother never
threw dry bread into the scrap-basket, but
utilized it in making very palatable pud-
dings"
The color deepened on Mrs. Martins
cheeks, and descended to her neck as she
said:
'Thank you. dear. 1 shall not forget
Pray proceed"
Being now thoroughly warmed up with
his subject, and fully launched upon his
cruise for faults of omission and commits
sion, ! ohm Martins timidity disappeared,
and in a clear earnest voica he continued
till he had brought forth quite a formid-
able array of faults. He then heaved n
sigh OF relief and declared he could think
OF nothing more
The young housewife sat in silence, her
chin quivcrinG and something rising in
her throat that would not down"
dear nrnrtaFfi ~ cried .Inhrl
Martin. "Tell me all the faults you have
observed in me since our marriage, and
spare me not"
Are you sure, dear, that you have
thought Of all my faultss" said Mrs. Mar
tin Can You not think OF some other
little thing in which have failedf'
We'll. dear" said John, stroking his
beard and gazing fiXedIy at the toes OF his
boots. ''well, have sometimes thought
that the windows are not kept quiIe as
clean a. my mother kept those of her
house"
II fear you are right. John. gulped the
Ail4N VIE
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TANNING A HUSBAND.

Timothy O'Eriar's third wife was no
sou--- safely bestowed under the sod 0f
con- -crratea ground than the ceufortlc-s
wid0"-r Hr-aa 10 search for "a partner To
make good Hlr loss.
Sueh was. however, the unfortunate
reputation which Tim had acquired. both
fog severity or temper and for ti-Ituess in
Eo;Hi-- thr Purse-striu-s, that 80 lady ia
the town OF SwauTiIlc cauld nefouu5 suf-
fi-5entiy anxious f1- rlatriIlc-iai felicity
TO mite her le- WIKI his
Timothy O'8riau was not man to he
easily discouraged, and II "a wife was not
60 l5o found ia S~auvilic. the world was
wide and women we've plenty elsewhere
lie had occasion 70 20 10 Boston to pro-
cure supplies for the grocery from which
be derived lis support; and in Boston be
found lady 20 his mind who was not
sufficiently acquainted with his peculiari-
ties TO reject his suit.
When C'Drian brought his bride home
it viii readily be supposed that the Cos
sips Of Swauvilie lost IittIe time in max
Ing her acqUaiutance, and very little more
in informing her Of her husbands reputa-
zion.
Mrs O'Briou smiled ut al hat yvastold
her, tossing Ler head little M she story
Of the heatings mecklv received 10y the
three former wives, and pursing mp her
lips rs i m intimate thgt she, vie fourth.
:ad no notion whatever of submitting To
tny SO uueaIiaut conduct.
II was nos very Ions; before her fortitudc
-sss put % the test. The bride announced to
her husband that il was highly becoming
and proner that they make some return
Tor he attentions shown them. and that
she contemplated nothing less than n tea
party.
Surprise for moment held C'1rian sill
ent. such au innovation was so astouud-
ing rs fairly TO deprive him OF the power
OF speech lie quickly recovered it. how
ever. aud swore that he would DE neither
dictated 20 hy his wife, nor ruined by her
cxtravararce.
TIE lady, instead Of attempting TO allav
the rising storm, did All ia her power TO
provoke Inn still further; and ;t required
not much To bring him TO q toyverlu !. rage.
- -o1s words Ee was ready 90 pass 10 blows.
Seziaga % uHmboo cane, which bad proha-
by served hin for % innIar purpose with
each Of lis former heipmec.s, DE prepared
70 administer TO his bride sound casti-
CATION.
stop said the Ia5-. p~oducin- n
carvi-l knife andmvditatlvely o..l .luli1iua
It's edge I, was not in the marriage
contract that should he foEced by you:
nor 90 I intend TO be. If we cannot live
together, we u separate, but you shall not
strike me.n
VERY vel, very vcll," he returned.
with au oath as long as his cane. "Paaz
mp your things and he oEthen. Xou may
Lave your te.3-T8rty iu Boston
Like the discreet woman she 7v1- 1Tr-
O'Brisu made no reply 10 thi- I-s
went quietly 20 work 70 Catlrr r--h
tLiu=s about the holsc n bc.oar hrr
i-e- possessions i-l tear irour I'D
Ssvlus me ia huge frank, la-l- C1-UgL
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THE DYNAMO0RaPH
Ea---.-.-.a:ic Tolcgraphcr that Prints and
t:esissoEs Messages

A Co-rcsTou len. or tho Balt;E-c-c c..n
Thus dcs.riIcs the electric typewriter,
which promises TO rival TO some extent
the telephone. The instrument in ap-
pe5rance somewhat resembles an erdi-
nary mechanical typewriter. Il has n
key board AMI the types are placed on
steel bars which play upon . common
center, - Is the case with the tyne
writer The motive power used Is elec-
tr5cIty, by means OF which eveuness OF
action IS assured. No matter how heav-
Is OF how lightly the keys are struck,
the impression on the paper is the same.
- TcmaTkalic feature OF the invention
us1d rs typewriter ls, that the carrIace
moves automatically both forward and
backward. When the end of the line =
.carflri tho carriage returns 10 IEc
starting point without the aid or the
operator, and the paper bar moves one
uctcl. 50 that al! that - required OF the
oEcrttOr IS 20 depreSs the KEYS. The
most important fie.i Tor tie nsw inven-
ton Is SD u be in connection with the
telegraph. II : said ct the atcnt Office
tbst the instrument can Ee used both
rs IA transmit;er anJ 4 receiver Of intel
hgence over = sIn@le w.Te, no matter how
.,rcst the distance may be. The rec-iv-
ing Instrument does not require the at
tendance O. an operator, buf prints the
-patch,lutouaticaliy The Instruments
at 10th ends of the line print the dis
patch sent AMI so a safeguard against
mistakes is provided. 1t IS claimed that
,ha el.ctric typewgteT will be valued as
local and To business, and offers many
advantages over tho telephone. One al
vantage ,laimed Tor Il 5 that, no matter
whether a person called up - 81 has
place OF business o. not. the message
can be printed through the medium Oh
Lis y pewrit-T, and viii he there for Pc
rusal on his return The dispa. ches
printed are in letter form, and not 81
endless tape. The instrument which has
been chrissened the dynamo.raph, ~
considered by Patent Office officials TO
b. one OF the greatest inventions apcn
which patents have been issued. The
electricians 90 not stint their prai-e. anI
arc positive tn=t the machine viii r-ca1y
simplvly business itercOHTaD;.lt alton.
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|-nrgr 0,'r 1cr YEAR viii bo charged To
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Faith and Works.

When Prot X reached the rostrum FOR
prayers he found his watch about two
minutes slower and himself Us much later
than he expected.
Looking NJ his watch he exclaimed. 'I
shall have no faith in my watch sitter
thist'
1t is not faith, but works, Won need. +"
was the quick response Of Prof liar
peT's Magazine
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1888-08-03
AdNer-tising Esates-

The larRQ and roIinbie Circulation % tite CAM
EfsEA EElsKhfAs coulrneucs 10 20 tt-a favorable n
alteration OF advertisers. hose ilForg giI BON
sorted az tae lOiloMlas low rates
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1888-08-03

Newspaper Canyasser (a few yearr
hence)-''Don't you want TO subscribe for
my pape->"
American Citizen-''No, I've got no usa
for newspapers"
Don't sec how that can be"
''Why, you see, have a private wire OF
my own 10 the baseball grounds"
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1888-08-03

20 contain q coa7.e ot rncu; and
! nov opened ta replace ia 80 1er g.a'--
TIN was like a-l p .-inr.ous u-or. q very
/ suspicious, and hc greatly feared Ie-- lis
: departing spouse 81 su'd belr away with
| her more tLaa shc bad brought. Tic
! therefore stoed over tHe trunk to e---a.,Hc
! c3ci >-ticle a- o sres rut il.
The lady spread uren TIE bottom ~ the
| trunk some bedding. Tim stopped over
20 be surs hy actual examination that II
was al her, and t-r lady took adv rutaee
OF Lhe m0yeu---l5 40 "trip his ee's and -ead
! 4!iu headlo-- igto tho trunk hiu-cIf.
! Before lie had sl'y tiH-e 10 realize what
! had happened t--1 i.a WAS closed and locked
/ over ht9a.
The oath~ which Tim CBri1u swo-a
| when be roUad himself fairly c2sed were
| enough 90 entail upon Li:u thousand
/ years Of pur-arory at the very least iltley
/ did nor send hin o. "a y---a place alto
/ cetac-. Tie ra -eI, De Ig3rsa. n= arrtH l-ed
70 breaE the lock, he-trugal .i.ul f1-lel;
1 hut ulI 20 no purpose. TIE trunk was
( iron b-u.l, ard held Us own staulet54y-
Il shall smother lac yelled, with u
| i.ie}- ~ tae trunk.
..Ja. BIO. 'o.ey.7 replied Lis e25er wife,
! '-ol- s.5i breathe through ID. i-aT-lole-
I = rruer s. n.ore expensive shan "a Jeu-
| parry, ynt know
''l.ii Aiii .ou when ] get. out, you Jezo-
-. ,,-.. l,,.,--. 7.-- cha f-.-,--
/ .-[., 90. H.. -, ~ p, ,,l , .,-.5.....I,-
( -, 49, - .,r. -,
-. -, -. ~, - s,.. 5,,.
/ must -et ready for roy tea-parry. Good
{ by darling Iimmy'
/ such creamy cUstaTds, suCh melting
,.,,.,.',.-,a t.. rl.a l,r,-a Of NM rrfr,-fr,y-
! C,nri.-, vva-a for ve.,,.- d 4-,,4f-L,v In
| e,v--vfue s-ch Gre,yfr- ,-5 brEfro
srcl cou-gouuffn-, ar ,.atr.tf.= ils.-=rt--, 10
the eve and delightful u the palate. had
certainly never before been known in tie
town.
Mrs. O'Brirn proved herself n --Craan
OF energy, and fully cgua. to thcoccasi0u-
Before the sun stood cy, -aead the ro=sips
had a-I been hidden 10 tea chat afternoon.
the preparations were H-iI forward, and
the lady had caused to De ,r-,i- ported from
1 tie grocery 20 the house earHaiu supplies
! which She had IL vain asked % AcC hus-
band.
The afternoon cameane with il the Cos-
SIPS IAecFent OF d ter party aj y iInotHy
o Brian > was Of sufficient Importance 10
prevent the absence OF any one; and IN
some mysterious way they tel1 char some
thing was likely to occur Of unusual IN
teres5.
The hostess met her guests smiling and
serene. Never lad she appeared more at
her ease. The time passed quiez IS and
| pleasantly uUtil tea time, when tEe ladies
were UsheTed into the room where stood
the great trunk
Il know you will pardon INC. ladies -
the hostess said in baT. graceful easy man,
ner. chat I have eratifed y.b5u. of NV
own and used this trunk fora t-.l.rs. NV
grandmother had her ,~edl5ra. frgai-fast
anon it. then my mother dt8 llessrie Ia
initiate her. and Ike to Keen -.r. old c1-s-
toms Wlrtll call isthe bridal t,sst -
Tie Guests ezuge ssG themselves
/ ,.r.r-..- .-7 with en- ,-.-a1 IN ff - --a IN
-fa i;.-se.r sriri....t down, -.t.I,s 1,--,r+f-
frl 7,l.5l r.r1[-a.! for -1a7-,
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= North Pomona man went Up tho
canon on SUNDAY and fell into "A biz eddy,
the water sweeping him down Over the
falls
lie was fished ont by his friends, noa
hurt q bit, and VIXEN he felt in his pockets
lle found three trout, each : inches long
San Egsssises bulletin.
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"PARRxpIsE PILED DorN." y.

The Graphic Testimony OF an Expert Err
tic Connubial Line.
There was bridal couple coming in on
the Bay City train the other day, and the
passengers in that particular car were
on the grin most Of the time over their
antics
The bride had got the man she loved.
and she dl1u. o care a copper who saw her
pillow her t-ad on his shoulder. The
bridegroom lad got p farn with his wife
and II he tl-ed 70 feed her Euln-drops or
squeeze Ee- laud whose business was ftP
little @ od man, dried up and bald
headed, sl- .rectly I'm front or tie couple.
and ne loaled around SO often that the
yonnc EU nd finally explained:
"WC're married.
81 know Il it all the time, chucklei
bald-head
+ 'hnd 1vc cane hcl2 q, you know"
No. you can't-I'u be darncd If you
''T presume &c al socus very -fIIv TO an
old man li6cyou continued husband.
Does itl Does i-' cacElc5 taa old
fellow i' bohhel orouGd Wall. vaq
tt,.. 1853 e.s aH.-H g.. sc boon ...-.l-.
t ss over r1 -l now oa ,v
8oa riarrv foars1l L.4
a. r-re. I-f ir~ .tst
frgHi~ ~ r're ~7tr. -
1nr ou DIV" rhe
niled o ~. III. Ar.a
tN--s
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Business items. drEt Insertion l9c. per ilEo each
subsequent insertion SC. per line.
Administrator and Executors NJ lces,--.. $50
Auditor Notices-.-.----.--.... .e...--r--sr ~
Stray and similar Notice. -..--.... %
- Resolutions or PROCEEDING of nrB corp l-1h
or society, ~ communication 0 % caf affsst
fioTl 10 Gg matter Of isHlifea 4f1srscat t1tcrcst
mast DC pau yOI rdDerfise4c1.fs.
JOB PRINTING OF All kinds neatly ErG eEI'ltit-
ouGiy executed at lowest prices. Do1' you -orgct
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Uises O'icier
BIBLIOGRAFtA.

Ell Sr. Fernandez Juncoe, Di.
rector de El Buscapis, NOS he re
mitido y dedicado un ejemplal
del volumen que acaba de dar
la estampa con el epigrafe' d.
Semblanzas puertorriquenas. que
contiene las de los Sres. D. Ma
nuel Alfonso, D. jose ]. Acosts
D. Alejandro Tapia, D. Salvador
Bfau, D. Jose Pablo Morales J
D. Manuel Corchado.
Este nuevo libro del Sr. Fer
nAndez Juncos es muy entreteni'
do, y brinda por ende marcado
attractive a Ia ateDci6n del lector.
Prepondera en- 81 una sgradable
locucion festive, y las 'emblanzs
todas, que mejor pudieramos lla.
mar retratos, estan salpicadas de
gra6cas observaciones y curiosas
an6cdotas que amenizan mas y
mas las impresiones del autor y
sua relatos.
A estas semblGnsos parece que
seguira otra sSiie.
Agra lecemos al Sr. Fernandez
Juncos la atenci6n que 10 hemos
merecido.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-09-16
DON JAIME GERONkS.
DEscANsE EN- PAz.

Poqui.imo tempo hace que
carinoaamente se despedfa de nos.
otros, al embarcarse para la ma
DIRE patria, In donde pensaba pa.
sar una temporads feliz, nuestro
queridfsimo amigo D. Jaime Ge
ron9s. Pero estaba escrito que
en- ese visje habian de perjerlo
para siempre su entranable fami
liza, Ia Patria, 4 Ia que tantos servi.
clos ha prestado, sus amigos, que
tanto le distingufamos, = ensalza
bamos las bellas prendas, las vir.
tudes cfvicas y privadas, los mo-
bles impulses que caracteriSaban
( Geront,. La muerte le ha sor.
prendido en- Barcelona, radiante
hoy de jdbilo con su portentosa
Exposition Universal! |!
La amante consorte del difunto,
sue tiernos hijos, su buen hernia
no polftico, nuestro ilustrado CO.
laboradol O.ivieri, Yauco entero,
donde residia y tents sas valiosos
iDtereses el Sr. Gerones, estAn, y
CON raz6n, consternados con su
premature y nuncs bastante llo-
fada muerte.
A nosotros nos ha sorprendido
dolorosamente el fallecimiento del
inolvidable amigo, del enthusiastic
y leal correligionario, del bene-
mSrito compsfiero de armas en- ell
institute de Voluntarios, = al de.
dical dulce homemade ! su grata
memoris, en- nosotros tan durade
70 como Ia vida, elevamos por gu
e.erno descanso nuestra plega-
ria 81 Altisimo, enviando & Ia
vez Ia sentida expression de nues
ira sincera condolencia 4 ID de-
solada familia y demas deudos
del finado.
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REAL ORDEN COAFIRnAIORIA.

Reproducimos 4 continuation,
de 10 Gcceta, Ia Real Orden de
IL de Agosto dItimo. coD6rmando
IL suspension del Ayuntamiento
anterior de Ponce, decl etada por
nuestro Sr. Gobernador Genera ;
dice asi ID Real Orden:
"El Excmo Sr Ministro de Ultra.
mar, con fecha l. del mes pr6ximo
pasado y bajo elndmero 456, comu.
MICA . este Gobierno General Ia
Real orden siguiente
"Excmo. Sr. :-Con La carta OF
cial de v. B., n6mero 107 fecha 9
de Abril fltimo, 90 recibi6 en- este
Ministerio copia del expedieute
instruido sobre rendici6n Go. cuen.
tas por el Ayuntamient0 de Ponce
y que di6 origen & 10 suspension
de los individuos que componiar
aquel Municipio.-Examinado di
Cho asunto, como igualmente el do
tamen emitido accrca del mismc
Dor 81 Consejo de Estado On pleno,
' c,nstando indlcaciones en el ex.
pediente tanto sobre desobcdiencis
dc les Concejales del Ayuntamien.
to de Ponce, como sobrc in6delidad
on IL custodia do documentos
Siendo los Tribunales de justicis
los 6uieos que pueden proceder
la averignaci6n , castigo, On su CO
70; &. n. el Rey [ Q. d. Oh J On sr
nombre 10 Reina Regente de
Re no, % ha servido disponer cor
eeta fecha ,--1e Que do eaoucrdo cor
al Consejo dc Estado, seconfirme ID
suspension del Ayuntamiento d,
ponce, acordada por v. Il. en- ~ d,
Abril 1ltimo.-2 Que por su Go
bierno General % remitan los an
tecedentes necesarios al JuxgadS
de /. Instancia del partido CORES
n0ndiente, con el objeto do qu,
nroceda & 10 que haya lugsf en- de
recho.-Y 81 Que do 10 sentencll
eiecntoria que opoftupamente q
iiCto On el asunto debcrA dAfsl
euenta D este Ministcrio. DE Rea
orden 10 comunico ! Y. b. para q
oonocimiento 7 efectos consiguicn
i0l,--X acordadc % cumPlinisns'
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"a misms naturaleza, sin aquellos Pc
htriques vanos de los pueblos del Nor
to, que nada dicen al aentimisnto , 10
imagination de notoria trascendencis
humana, porque no han lido } buscar
on Dios eli srquetipo de ID 6e!IesG que
90 Ia exaltaci6n del arte.
Adem&s de los que hemos anotado,
hay muchos nombres distinguidos que
brillan en- este certamen nscional, por
sus producciones de insprecisble meri-
to, tales como Luna, Mas. Garcia, Mas
deu, Marquee, Urgell, Sierra , otros
que, tanto en- ID piDturs como en- 10 es-
culturs, honran & EspadA en- el mundo
del arte.
U7ises OIVieri.
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por el Excmo Sr. GobernadOr &C.
neral, con fecha 81 del pasadO
mes, de su orden Superior SO pu-
blica en- la GacetG 0fcia! para ge-
neral cOnOcimiento.
Puerto Rico, Setiembre II de
1888.-El Secretario del GobiernO
General Fernando Fragoso.
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BiNCO ESPlNOL DE- P1O RICO.

En- Vista de las observaciones
lie los REPRESENTATIVES de varios
chores A ,cionistas del Credito
Mercantil (que Sc hAllan susentes
de Ia IsIa), Ia Junta Concesions-
ria del Banco ha aeordado ampliar
ei plaEo de suscricion de acciones
hasta 81 de O.tubre proximo
para los que se encuentran en- esa
situaciop, J d flo de que pue dan
consular 4 sus poderdas,es.
Puerto Rico, y Se,iembre 10
de lSSS.-EI Presiden,f, Pablo
C5arri. ll0
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A Los HACENDAD0S.
e INDUST RIALES.

Los one suscfibeD, ademk. de teper
Il gnsto de ofrecer su Ests blecimiep to
ie msquinsria y fondici6a de hero,
fienen de ventA los signientes ariiculos.
LsdriIlos de fnego para horpallss, Fon
los "Carron Paffillss na,ca chilled "
cero y Bierro en- llsuta-, barras, y
'hspas de Il. clase. VGlvnlss de bronco
y hero para fondos de asdoar, tubos
ie Hero galvanizsdo para aqua y Va
or, idem de plomo g ma y cobre de
trdos dismetsos, Arados americanos
& lngleses de todos rdmeros, con piez =
-ue tss ps,s los mismos, Maqninas
cara la elsborsc;ou de gslletsf, Roma
ass de r!stsforma hssta 4u0 kllos
asrca Fai'bsnss "a S34 idem 800
ki'os 4 $2o Pinturas = aceitss quema-
Jos, Anciss y csAensa de hero para
embai Ca clones, Tela meta lea de cobre
para centrifogar, Correst Coma Empa-
Iuetsdorss, ejes para trapiches, .un sur
lido de scesorios para mGquinas de
vspor los que otrecemcf 4 precics limi.
tados.
9oS.sIsvs ttU FUruHn.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-09-16
Agentes, Sres. Sues. de O. G..
Saenz y Ga.

Agentes, Sres. Sues. de O. G.
Saenz y Ga.
! 0tra vez los Cigarrillos de " Ls
Oorona."-Oorons, y de orc fino
merecen sus fabricantes. Esos ci.
garrillos son ell colmo de la deli-
cia y de la mar.
Agentes, Sres. Sues. de O. G.
Saenz y Ga.
Maftires del higado y del est6-
mego!-Tomad las Piidoras de Bristol
y vuestros p2decimientos desaparecerar
como por encsnto. Purifican Ia bills J
regularizan las funciones de los 6rganot
digestivos, conservsndo ell cuerpo, POI
cons,guiente, en- I'm pelfecto estado de-
salud.
Cuando toda esperanza parece
haber sbandonsdo al tisico, lie queds
una, que jamas 10 engaf1s FL Pectoral
de Anacahuita y 81 este maravilloso
remedio Sc aflade ell Aceite de Higadc
de Bacalao, de Lanmsn y Kemp, Ia
esperanza sc convierts en- brsve en- la
mas halsgu-1a realidad.
Llamamos la atenci6n hacia Ia
carta siguiente
Sres. Scott 8 Bovine, New York,
Muy senores mios: Me complace
mucho hacer constar por la presen-
te que los mejores m6dicos de la
Habana hacen grandes elogios de
la Emulsion de Scott, prescribi6n-
dOla constantemente & sus enfer-
mos, debiendose & este ell immense
y cada d1a creciente consume que
viene alcanzando. Es el medica-
menGO de patente que mas SO ven-
de en- la Rctualidad.
Soy dc Vdes. con la mayor con-
sideraci6n s. 8. 9. B. 8. NJ.
Jos6 Sara.
El Sedlitz Chanteaud, que tiene
fama universal, es I'm purgativo So
no, refrescante, de un sabor agra
dsble Y de una eficacia cierta para
combatir la constipation; su en-
pleo diario es dtil q los gotosos Y
renmaticos, a las personals de
un temperamento sanguineo, q las
congestiones cerebrales, q los YER
tigos, jaquecas, y hemorroides, y &
los embarazus g$strioos. Els por
exceleucia el purgativo mas suave
para las sehoras y los nihos.
Para evitar el peligro de las fall
sificaciones del Sedlits, : de los me-
dosimetrlcos, del cual
N. Chanteaud % el 1nico prepara-
dor, ex0ase sObre Ia etiqueta ell
del autor.
Burggrdeve. Chanteaud.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-09-16
CLlilCA rFrtAMOL0GlCl

del doctor don Jose M,rti y Cuyaf,
Meiico de las Uaiverdldales de Madrid
= Barcelona.
Eayadante de los distinguidos ocul !.
istas D lctor Gslpf y carreras Ara.
&c de Barcelona.
Ofrece si pub leo sus servicios en-
CAguas Gale del Oonercio ptmero
"a.
Asisten:ia gratis D los robres.