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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-12-04
TO MAS H6ODEnrF0.s !

Tubos met&licos de lat6n cen 10
HSxibilidad de los de gomaslqua
siryen pare aqua, vino, aguardien.
te, aceite, cerveza, vapor, aire come
pfimido, lejias, gas, etN ete.
Los tubos metAlicos ofrecen La
yentajss 4siguientes: y SO
iFlexibilidad, ResistenciA a6n
cuando por dentro y y'por fuera e.
ten sometidos & fuertes pre6ioneh,
dpfaci6n lndef efnida, limpieza, y u.
lativamente soL maa baxkton que
Ening6nrotro. sF. -
r .4e.s. Fsrva., a. EAyFal. 4.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-12-04
: IA IUYVl AGRHCIA EUHERARA
DC RAMON MORENO
21. -- CRUZ - 21.

a Tengo el gusto de ofrecer 81
pdblico en- general mis- seryicios
en- ell ramo & que me dedico.-Tre-
mes de adultos y de p&rvulos de
gran lujo.--Trenes para viAticos y
faroles.- Capilla ardiente.-- Ca-
talfacos paro honras y cuantc ira
bajo $50 NOS confen, sirviendo 4 los
pueblos de la isla con aviso an.
ticipado de una hora. No se pide
dinefo anticipado. n =
Puerto Rico, "A de Diciembre
de 1888.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-12-04
|Vinos de RUEDA y TOROI
TINT0 7 BLANG0, aaa.si
Df 10 RlS gREHCIO Our SEColoCl.
Al. PuBLICo.

Acsbsn de- lscibirse, On b tianda La
Ua;6n OGstsllan3, de Manuel Lusngu
TetnAn so, y en- 10 de Guillermo Gar
cia, San Joss ndEn. !, los magnifcos ,
ecrsditadps vinos tintcs , blspco de-
Rusds , Toro (CG:til a), yse detallsD
por. bctsllas, gafsafonss, cuartos y me.
dias pipas, 6 prscios convencionales.
Tengsse On cnenta que las cftRdRs
tisndaa son las hnicas que reeiben tan
xQaisitos vinoa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-12-04
SOLICITUD.

Sc desea saber ell paradero de
don Jose Montero, que hace afios
estA en- esta Isla, natural de Gal
dos, Lugo, para tratar de astihtos
que le convienen. En- esta In1pren-
a. dArafl5 TAZ0fl. etes tH@agz
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-12-04
$500 900.

El que quiera adquirir esta Pc
queia sur1s, compre I'M billete de
Ia loteria extraordiharia de Madrid,
del % de Diciembre, en- el establs-
miento LA ESP PERANZA, que los
vepde & precios m6dicos. Prince
|sa, n1mero z. n
Puerto Rico, Marina. a.--FranoisoC
Mnr0os. j.. ..a,.s..g,. ~. .ts
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-12-04
JUAN PLANTADA ARIS,
MEoANIUo z METAI6BHIoO.

FSstalsss adszsro N.-,Eaa Jssn Pswsso Rico
lLlena tubos para columnas Baro-
metricas. Idem para niveles, restaurs
los ,naontsjes de los mismos. Upe
|columnAs de Term6metros, compone
toda class de aparatos para astronomia
Meteorologis y N&utica; idem topo-
.Oonfecciona varios htiles para Elec.
tracidad. .-,,.-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-12-04
PIROTECNICo

Ofrece sus servicios en- este ramo
el pirot6cnieo que susCribe. En-
todo 10 concerniento al mismo ha-
Lara n los Sres. Ouras y Alcaldes de
los pueblos Ia rfaeilidad de adquirir
CON economis y gust0 los mas Wis
tosos fuegos artifciales para cele
brar las festas de sus Santos Tute-
lares. Recibe 6rdenes y encargos
eu 81 Almacen.de los Sres. Vicente
y Co., barriO dc 10 Marina de esta
Capital. a $50.
BenstO Fernendes SGnchss.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-12-04
VENaNClO LUNA Y SODRlNO.
FortaIeza As, 40 y 81.


Ofrece los siguientes artfculos precios
inuy nn6dicos.
h Azulejos, losetas, 8 baldosines, catalaA
mas, blancss y encarnadas, losetas de
mkrmol blanoss y azules, losas de Canaa
'fiAs de ouatru en- vara, Yeso y Osnento
Portland en- barriles de lao kiios. Pintu.
ras, negra, verde, mimic y blanoo zino de
ia acfeditada marca DOS LEONES.
Aguarr6s y aceite linaxa. Brochss de
todas Glasses. Hero gaiyanizado, acana-
lado y lise para cobijas, elayos de zinc
con tueroas y srandelas, canales y oum.
|ibreras de zinc. Puntas de Paris de una &
.aeis pulgadas. ,Clavos americanos de una
s cinco pulgadas. Palas, picos, asadas y
szadones. AlRmbre para ceress, de ciatfo
|p6as. Estopa alquitranada para calafa-
tear y algod6n en- desperdicio para linn.
1 piar m6duinae. ass. fil1tg u
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-12-04

Nota: Entire Jacmel Port-au-Princs los
vspefes serviran las escalas de Jeremie, Go
naives, Saint Marc etc. '''.
\ La salida do Port-au Prince es inalterable.
Saint Thomas con ell vapor de la Inca de
Marsella-oolon, que toca en- los puertos de
Barcelona, Malaga y Alicante.
20 PAsAJEs ORGANIZATIONS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-12-04
.dBILLETEs.

En Ia relojeria de Agnstfn Mu.
"a hay de yentn Billetes de Ia Lo-
terra sxtfaCtdinatia que se celebra.
sk en- Madrid sl "a Do Dicienubse
lpg6simos - ,s
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-12-04
TIpOSDE FLETES
desde puertos de Ia Isla de
Puerto.Rioo d Europa.
PARA ONDBM.

. Para otros detalles dirigirse a
los Sres. White Gem & Co., de
Liverpool, 8 q sus consignatarios
en- San Juan de Puerto-Rico,
"a soBR1Nos DE EzQtJ1AGA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-12-04
1 rFIIlETH9s !

Para enisn do tabsaos dsa6s Akcta
tsstA 1 peso mlllaa.
I1it0gfaaa del BoLxyig ii a. kyn.A
saspoia q Molls, Rta.R Rlsel
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-12-04
81
:. MAGNESIA :
Observation-Disclosures
Purgalte !. /,
DEL /,
d., GONZALEZ
ode La HABANA

= aA~|<-~Ss
En- el tratamiento de las enfer-
medades del tubo digestive ocupa
Z 10 Magnesia un lugar preferente y
como 81 se adninistra sola es pc
: asadx , de sabor ingrato, seia asocia
/ otros cuerpos. que la hacen facil-
3 mente soluble y de buen gusto.
Las sustancias que cotnponen la
4 Magnesia ad del DR.. Gonzalez son
B tedas de superior class y hallan-
3 dose en- spolvo yinO 50 dispelyen
3 pronto en- 81 est6mago. La Magne- =
Gid del Dr. 'Gon8alsa, produce los
e 1maiotes iefeetos On Las siguientes !
Intermediates : Acedias produeidas
5 ,.por 81 sxcsso de acidos en- 81 sst6. :
& inago, Flatulsncias, .Dispepsias,
) Dolores De cabesa dependencies
I de tfastornnos gastsicos, vahidos,
y Indigestionss /, 8 iEstrehimientos
q Nal. dc piedra, vomitos de las,
d embarszadas, 81 Marco en- Las ma
~ IN = q II - Al .tet Z
Il Vsgaciohes &c. = =
3 3 La Ma0nesia dol DF. GonGaiss
es tan buena como Ia meiotde Las
H que SO conceen y "a pg 3ct
s MtAS'BARATA QUE ToDAs.
2 PER ase arsparg y, asnde ea.ie ~..a
s nnAsaa IA SAM, .f0SE
81 Gale Dc AsuIar. A. tOs.t Eabana. !,
De venta en- la Parma.
cia de-
Ew p. lillssssssy. n
Ssacea =
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SAN JUAN.
de ---------
Ne,c- York. Llegadas. I Galidas.

Julio. 1s|Julio.. 90 Julio. %
+" 27|Agsto. SIAgsto. {
Agsto. 22I :" 29IStbre.. ]
Stbre.. 5lStbre.. 12 I" l5
Otbre. 2IOtbre. 81 Otbre. IL
i" 16| " 22 4" 25
Nvbre. 1OINvbre. 7|Nvbre. 20
+" 2S /" 30|Dbre. 8
DIRE. 19|Dbre.. 90 6" 29|
1890 1890 1890
Euero. 2|Enero. 9|Enero. l2|
+" 29IFbro.. 5 5Fbro.. s.
Fbro.. III !" 10 (" 22|
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-12-04
.TABACO EN RAMA
CaDNEERfO.

Manuel Peres J Css. de Baya.
mon, fealiEan ! prscios limits-
Ides aaa pssAdh
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-12-04
ESFERA
Rsctas, IncAnadas,
nENEDI0 MERIDIlEU,

dc MERIDlANo COMPLETE
en- oastellano, y conteniendo
los descubrimientos mas re-
oientes, 30 han recibido On Ia
Imprenta del BoLIT1A MlRCAll-
TIL
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-12-04

considerations
onceddas
. 81 81
u. n sseA A-asss
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-12-04
tDNPRA, YRNTA
Z ALQUILER DE MUEBLES.

tnaa y4, saQaiaa 1 Ban 1sstps-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-12-04
LUDWIG DUPLACE....
.lsaaq CASA DE .eIRos Y acoMlsloNEs. ats.'e s@

Dep6Eto ssecaA
AGENTE 3r1fe
bra Dc maqnars dc elaboration q - 1e5Fs 71
Northern Assurance Co.. a-
North British Mercantile
Marine 81 3Aaua AZ
Iloyd Andauz Cad
Angoooninsuhla ohendor Works. r @q aes sa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-12-04
PONCE
MAYAGUEz. 9
Llegadas. sasaas bssgadas. sazdas.

Ju Julio.. ;2aJ Jnlio.. 21Jalio. 28lJ Jplio.. 81
lAgsto. 8|Agsto. 10|Agsto. / 1lAgsto. /:
|Stbre.. S|Stbre.. 5IStbre.. 6|Stbre..
II IA" 10I !" 90 E" 2c
|Otbre. IA Otbre. 16|Otbre. l7|Otbre. le
I" 81 I" 29 +" 30INvbrs. 2
|Nvbre. 22|Nvbre. 24INvbre. 26 I" 27
Dcbre. q |Dcbre. q DIRE. s|Dcbre. 10
,.oo' . 1890 1890 1890
Enero. 2IEnero. 81 Enero. s
Enero. Ia {" ld 3" ~ 10
Fbro.- 10|Fbro. l2|Fbro.. Isl Fbro. IS
24I I" 26 I" 81 Mario. Il
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-12-04

Las. escalas en-
los puertos de Are.
aibo y Agusdlils
son discrecional.
The morning news., 1889-05-23

grudge TO Dolly tbs sleeves which are
straight, hemmed bresdths falling from the
armholes but not joined In a seam on the
under side OF he arm so that when she lifts
lts beautiful round curves In geSticulation
the whole vell-llks fabric drops away. IL
should be mads OF plain, soft, easily drap-
ing material, c-epeline, white camel's
hair, an Indian cashmere, Venitian wool,
muslin, a chslli or one of the infinite num-
Der of Oriental silks Of various names.
these ara lovely fabrics, but how is one to
curb the desire of a bud for white moirs,
oyster white satin, and ivory tiuted bro
ctdes when all the blossoms are affecting
richness of material, and what tt g grown
up have nobody in this republic can refuse,
however unsuitable to the girl. 1t should
be vigorously simple. The girl who elabor-
ates is lost, butshe does IL just the same In
the room ( a timid, olushing slip OF girl
hood, dropping her maiden courtesy with
fearsome awe, before ksr HrEt audience; in
the room OF Tsnnyson's sweet girl graduate
in her golden hair, in the room
OF anything virginia., everything sug-
gsstivs Of the quiet seclusion Of the
schoolroom; Instead OF any OF these the
self-possessed young graduate OF to-day
sweeps down the stage upon pare IT'S and
listeners, self-assertive figure in silks and
laces and jewels, maneuvsring as likely as
not, long -ruche-lined snake OF train.
And that is your little girl. the child who
was stammeriug over her alph lbet but yes
terday. She has a ribbo l-tisd essay in
one hand which reads you all the riddles of
perplsxsd and sorrow-laden humanity with
easy confidence, and an immeuss bouquet OF
roses in the other. and at her side there
hangs 7rgeous fan. With all sail set,
say shs bears down upon you, an imposing
figure, and YOU look up at her wholly proud,
half pleased, wondering.
The morning news., 1889-05-23

'o,ne Eraoe 4 q g dss bosomsd Athoniau.
uouot II there "a a single commandment
it nay be- aid down As having any
81 oe ned suth nritY over the graduA, Ion
'o' m0de thlng " havs
uaeiunns. AMI IL i nited by few Of fash.
,Dh conventions u should bs Wal e; yes,
GUT any II the off dawnlike tltsbs. the
.a.'t orEht greel and plnks and blues.
~ gray Hnd tHs browns which the Q npirs
har- 'rar '' la sra almost equally
~ order. II tsboIld not a. c yer tho nsol
s''l Toe arms; true, bIt it 10 oven cut away
sa .taly has pfstty one.
40 hafa YOU'D BE- TIE heart which would
The morning news., 1889-05-23
CUTICURA REMEDIES.
SKIN, SCALP AND BLOOD
Diseases Cured by Cuticura Remedies
when Hot Springs, Doctors and
All Other Medicines Fail.

HAVING been a sufferer for two years and a
j L half from a disease caused by a bruise on
the leg and having been cured by the CCTCuRA
REMEDIES when all other methods and remedies
failed, deem 1t my duty TO recommend them.
l visited Hot Springs 10 no avail, and tried
several doctors without Success and at last our
principal druggist hr. John p. Finlay 10 whom
CurIcURA, and / consented 10 give them trial
with the result that | am perfectly cured There
is now no sore about mo. think l can show
the argest surface where my sufferings sprang
from OF anyone in the State. The CUrICURA
REMEDIES are the best blood and skin cures
manufactured. ! refer 10 Druggist John 2. Fin
lay and Or. D. G. MONTGOMERY, both Of this
place, and to DR. Smith OF Lake Lee. Miss.
ALEXANDER BEACH, Greenvlle Miss
Mr.. Beach used the CuTICURA REMEDIES, at
our request, With results as above stated
A. B. FLNLAY & CO. DruKgIsts.
The morning news., 1889-05-23
THE GRADUATING GOWN
zELD NEXT IN LOVING REGARD
TO THE BRIDAL ROBE.

es.dy for the Platform with Essay
and BouQuet-Rules That Should
oovera the Wise's Graduates Pretty
Costume Where Simplicity Ought
to Reign.
Copyright Securely
NEW YoRK, May Isl doubt il in all tn
world Of womsn there is more win
s,me subject for gowning than the
,;rI graduate Was it not pretty way
wbich Maria Mitchell used to have in the
d.vs wher she presided ovar the observa-
+orv at Vassar of calling the budding
1ponen to whom she had to say goodbye
into her ro,s garden and inviting them to
.+r,n a bush with her il lieu of any spoken
word of fa-ewell' The opening flower of
vvonaaaood is sweet a. thu rose. May it
unfold on as smiling world. w hat a
1~hi,nsical, delicious contradiction bat ween
the ready wisdom which settles, 'twixt the
how aad the bouquet. the probe MS which
have puzzled the ages and the round cheek
aud unwearisd eye Of the youthful sage!
TIE mouth from which the pearls Of knowl-
edge are falling wi have more expression
when it is older, but its laugh will not come
70 ike ths brooks babbling. The figure
whose outline, will by and by develop ami
fx themselves is plant nov as a willow
twig, full of dsliZhcfIl grace in its vague,
upexpanded, nymphlike curves.
If only 1t would keep itself to the soft,
clinying materials which fall about it with
a the young charm of Dinnal II only |
had a bevy of girls to dress for graduation
davl O. uld not write simplicity Y in char
acter too large TO ft the teens. I could not
and stuffs too fine, too choice, too sheer to
deck my pretty maids l could not dye
them IN colors too delicate and tender. |
could not hang them in folds too purely
Greek could not exchew elaboration and
ornament too severely TO bring out tbs
power Of the slim, straight beauty Of an un-
grown woman unadorned.
Yesterday ! saw a girl on the street, a
school girl of II, with bright face, fluffy
blonde hair like corn tassels, and witching
naughty e, es, whom should like to go m.
China 81 would be my choice for the fab-
ric. and in tone would have it faint pink
iuet mellowed with an undertone Of cream,
upies; indeed. white were required by the
conventions of the day. I would make it
let me look at yCu, Miss Mischief, | would
make it wit full skirt gathered to bsls
and falling straight TO a deep hem. The
bodice ould be shirred or ncked into a
woke, like those on the Connemara cloakS,
on he shoulder, and gauged at the wais.
under a wide, soft sash of silk twisted twce
around and tied on the left, the ends hang
ing to the bottom of the gown. OF all
things | would avoid a close-fiGte corsage,
which looks ont OF place with such skirt
which is eminently girlsh and must b,
treated accordingly. 7 ere should be III
sleeves, shirred about the top to form a soft
puff and wrinkled the entire length of the
arm TO give round less and grace to the
long. slender girlsh limb and delicate
hand. There should not be a standing col
lar, bGt fiaish Of soft plated lace, turned
down arourd the neck and back from the
wrist I'D q the sleeve.
The morning news., 1889-05-23
SKIN DISEASE 8 YEARS CURED.

Your CuTIcURA REEEDiEs did wonderful
things for me They cured my skin disease,
which has been Of nvc years standing, after
hundreds Of dollars had been spent in tryioE 10
cure IL. Nothing did me any good until com
menoed the use Of the CUrfcusA REMEDIES. Our
house will never DO without them.
Mrs ROSA KELLY,
Rockwell City, Calhoun Co., Ia.
The morning news., 1889-05-23
CUTICURA REMEDIES

Sold everywhero. Price: CVrfoUAA 50c I;
soar, Nc. CuriouRA REsoLyEyr 3d. Prepared
BY PoTTrE DHUo AND CHEMICAL Co. Boston,
Mass
tW-Ssnd Tor "How 20 Cure Skin Diseases - o.
pages 20 illustrations, and 100 testimonials.
DIMPLEs. Blackhsads, ChAppsd and oily skin
] iIVI prevented by CUTICuHA hEDfcArED soar
The morning news., 1889-05-23
SOLD his WIFE vERY caEAp.
a German DisposSs of His Wife tt
Marry Her Sister.

IA IpA Ad0A 0AoPSOO2 "a AAA5 W no W
Marry Her Sister.
PHILADELPHIA, May 14.-Wives are sold
very cheap in Brooklyn. On Friday last,
Ludwig Munich OF Philadslphia went TO
Brooklyn and released all claims upon his
spouse for S25 His wife. in turn. permits
her husband hereafter TO seek other marital
connections. The couple, it is said, live in
the northern part of this city, aud the hus-
band has been employed as q weaver at a
factory near Twsuty-tnird and Hamilton
streets. Several years ago Mr.. and Mr.
Munich lived in Brooklyn, and went there
| st Friday to accomplish their separation.
1t appears that shortly after Munch and his
wife moved to this city pretty sister of
the latter came to visit them. She was so
attractive that Munich, 8 man of 35 years
of age, found himself smitten with her
charms Mrs Munch's pretty sister re-
turned his love.
Then the husband discovered, at the time
when he almost contemplated Sc ious
trouble, that his wife was admired bf a
certain Inau who lives in Camden, N. J.
Strangely enough, Mrs. Munich beca ne
snamored of the JERSEY gentleman. The
exact state Of affairs leaked out, howeve ,
and Nunch was offered S25 by his wife's
lover to release all claims upon her. This
at frat seemed too nall compensation to
tho mercenary husband, but be finally
agreed to acc ipt it.
After the agreement had bcen made the
parties concerned thought it best to keep
the matter as quiet as possible. In order to
make the trausac ION III ding. Mr.. aud
Mr.. Mlnca went to Brooklyn last Friday
to get the release papers drawn up. Tney
appea ed at Justice Gosttin's court In that
city Their remarkable story was told to
LAWYER ROesch, who consented to draw 10
the agree mont The document was hen
signed by tho husband and wife, after
which notary was sought, before whom
they were sworn. 1t Is said that Mr..
Nunch thinks thai marriage is no failure
nnder such circumstances, a d that the
same thought also dwslls within the woman
who wns once his wifs
The morning news., 1889-05-23

It is not every graduate whom I would
put to pi Ky cream. White is the color
for gown which comes next in loving
reg I'd to the bridal robe. IT my ideal girl
were here. she of the broad forshead, the
aIplebloom face, the tender mouth AMI the
earnest, questioning eve, would hu : the
shops until found for her the beautiful
crepe de Venise. a uf which you might
take at first for veiIng-that fabric which
seems made expressly for giils-but which
is ref ed gold gilded, av ling made fl er,
softer, slulc ST ;ran.p4renily sheer, the very
perfection of white wool. For the gii ]
whom | loved there should be made of it a
Greek gown; not because classic draueries
are tie fashion, but becauss it would not be
bad plan if fashion were abolished in COM
neucemeut gowns: IL custom, which has
decreed the veil and the orange blooms for
tie bride, should fix for graduate a
rec guizsd cut Of academic robe; and where
should one turn in such case for inspiration
II not 10 the most graceful garment The
world has ever seen, the gov which, fol
loving the half-formed lines Of the girlish
hgure, can make, II not Juno II every
matron, at least a Hsbe OF every maii2
OF crepe de Venise the designer should
cut il. or e Q of mag oil white In Tia wool
es soft as velvet and as delicate ss tho finest
convent VeiinGs. Cashmere | would take
- VOuiu uoL Udy Uue CosIIel saek kahCI0S -
the seaso >, or a piecs of chee g cloth sooner
than th tiny young Minerva snolli receive
herp rchmsdt in ignorance of the power Of
the HARMONIOUS Greek lines. II l had the
money, or + q Tim ., TIE edge SO uld have a
simple fret embroidery ii silk-old rose,
reseda, rosy lilac, or rerhaps, copper or
silve" and gold. If couli not comp asa the
embroidery tbs edge should be turned in a
"ide plain hem. o the other gown for
z aduation day would tolerate jewslTy,
but the Greek gown is hardly complete
without gold or silver pin or, muc better
cameo T. clasp it on the shoulder. A
plaiu hea y wh te silk cord, IL theYe be
much emb oidery, ole of gold or silver
cord ma es the bet grdle. There you
nave my damsel, ard wish her peplum and
ner sardals-thsse last srs made of Eued2
and taste over white silk stockings 10y
whits ribbons crossing at the aukle--nsy
shs grow into the St ength and the whole
The morning news., 1889-05-23
THE APOSTLE OF THE LsPERs.
to yill Father Damien's
Place.
From the Nep York Timea


The work Of Father Damien, whose death
was recorded recently, will not die with
him. Already the Rsv. Father Wsndolin
Moellsrs Of S.lgium is en- his way to No
lokai, whsre Father Conrardy haI assumed
the burden to wlich FAthsr Damiea, tor
years past, had Soss sisd Since 1885
Father Conrnrdy has bssR performing the
work begun Uy Father Damien. He. TOO.
IL a Belgian, about s. years OF age He was
ordained tor the mission OF Oregon, aRd In
that archdiocese lAbered for several years
until the sacrifices of his countryman is
spirsd his snulaNo1. His unassumlng ways
and 50 denial made aim . favorito In Ore
goa agd many we're thS Ell Jr5s made 10
dissuade him from bis purpose.
A. KalAwOa, where Fabasr DAMIEN died
and FAtbsr Conrardy labors, tssrs are ~
vet no assistants, but at . place called Kak.
atoo. about q mile from the business part Of
Ho oluu, thsrs IL q brAnoA hoePih~l, orgl-
nally intended 70 be q place whs psrsons
susueotsd of b ding lsprjus we're TO bs kept
FOR examination. This hospit Al Is In charge
OF ssvsn Steers 4 Charity. who left Syra-
c,ss. y. Y in 1888 OWING g. the burden
Imposed on Father Damien they have lately
taken charge Of ths female patients, aHd la
tue branch hospital there are cases a. bad a.
aay Ia KslawOa