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Hoods sarsapariIIa

Has had remarkable success in curing dyspepsia.
sick headache, heartburn, sour stomach, and sim
liar troubles. 1t gently but surely tones the
stomach and digestive organs creates good APP
petite, cures sick headache, overc0mes drowsy
feeling and mental depression. IL also acts upon
the kidneys and liver, rousing these important
organs TO healthy action. Now is the time to take
Hoods Sarsaparilla,
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Merry

the halter offers an opening of new de
partment today, in gentlemen's furnishing
goods, besides his own specially of spring
STYLE hats
The Portland daily press., 1889-03-16

One Of the executors of the Gore will was
informed that another will would be present
ed to the Probate Court within 80 days, the
witnesses to which alIlive in-this city.
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Makes the Weak Strong

"For many years have taken Hoods Sarsa-
trou leu with dizziness, duness, unpleasant
taste IN my mouth in the morning. 1t removes
me feel greatly refreshed The two bottles nave
used this spring have been worth dollar a dose
l advise all my friends to take it." JOHN BINNs,
663 43d Street, town of Lake. Chicago. Ill.
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1. Zymotic diseases, sc per
ent of whole number. ......10.28 1916 1856
2. Constitutional diseases
1863 per cent of whole num-
Def......... ....Z4.fI Z4.3o Zo.oU
8. Local diseases, 291 per
cent OF whole number. 1882 41.98 40.7e
4. Developmental diseases,
1c3 per cent of whole num-
per-. LOUD l0.Uf low
s. Violence diseases, 90 per
cent Of whole number..... 1853 2.23 Alb
Total per cent of whole number, 642.
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goARD OF health.
The Annual Report OF the Secretary
for i888-8o.
The Death Rate 1905 Tor Each
1000 People.

Mr.. George G. Burgess, secretary of the
Board Of Health, in his annual report says
the board of membership is the same as that
of last year. Dr. A, X. 7. Meserve is presi-
dent and J. H. Symonds inspector. The
work has proceeded on the same lines as in
former years, but q greater amount OF work
has been ACCOMPLISHED.
ABSTRACT OF INSPECTORS MONTHLY REPORT.
Number If formal complaints 10 secretary
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THE TRIMOUNT
G. i @ A z
Mao OF the Best Havana Tobacco.
Mad by the Best Workmen.
Made Without Artificial FlayOring.
FOR SALM EVERYWHERE.
marie dim

EOR sALE-Ivers and Pond Pianos, the
II piano used by the New England Conserve
tory, the piano that has Just received the prefer
ence for the Boston public schools also for sale
the attractive and fine toned Everett" s. G..
Chiekering pianos, and Palace Organs. O. n
Halves, Ash Congress street. 1874
nor sALE IMMEDIATELY - Small
D. stock OF fancy goods, with dressmaking es-
ENLISTMENT. also the housekeeping furniture, Of
desired as the owner goes west last Of March,
the abov must be sold regardless Of cost AID
ply No. 70 PORTLAND ST. 1871
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TO-DAY AT O'CLOCK.
r f. SOMERS.
One Price Halter. 232 Middle Street.
One Price Halter
The aceGther today
T.. TfI.y

Inc toedther toddy
Is likely TO be fair,
and iCdrmer.
PORTLAND. MAR. 16. 1889.
PRELIMINARY to
Il the regular opening
of our spring impor-
tations of foreign Hosiery,
a grand clearing-up sale of
what's left of our winter
stock of Ladies' Fancy
Cotton Hosiery will take
place to-day.
All the odds and ends
of our entire line of stripes,
colors and blacks which
have been selling for 36c
to 62c a pair are to be put
in one lot and marked IS
cents.
Of course there's a
choice-some are worth
more than others-twice-
over in some instances,
and they are all worth
more, a good deal more than
we ask for them; which
makes this offer an I'M
usually attractive one.
They'll be ready ateight
o'clock this morning and
we strongly advise our
customers to take advan-
tage of this sale.
Twenty-Five dozen en-
broidered back four button
kid gloves go on sale to-
day at 4Sc a pair. Tan,
Slate and Black.
Six hundred punches of
Russian Violets (artihciaD
to be sold to-day at SC. a
bunch-in the collar and
cuff department near the
entrance.
Fifty dozen mems teck
knot scarfs in light, dark
and medium colors at 20
cents each in the furnish
ing department.
OWEN, MOORE & co.
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Hoods SarsapariIIa

only by @. ]. HOOD 8 CO., Apothecaries, Lowell
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POLICIES Protected by the
Popular Maine NOn-Forfeiture
Law issued only by the OLD UN-
ION MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY, Of Portland, Maine.
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100 Doses One Dollar.
The Portland daily press., 1889-03-16

in great variety OF color and beau
~ Of design enraptvlres fair moth.
jar. Springs are mnde 10 give with
every motion. Seats are uphOls.
tered and contain springs. ln a
word this Is the most perfect car
riage manufactured.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-01-16
SENATE AND HOUSE
Salt is the All-Abs0rbing
Senate Discussion.
EVERY TERRITORY BUT UTAH
Tbs Omnibus Bill-Sunset Cox Favors
the Admission OF All tn g Terri
tories Utah Excepted.
SENATE.

WASHINGTON, January 15.-After
some business Of minor importare the
Senate resumed consideration of the
tariff bill, the pending question being
on Vests amendment to strike from
the free list "ottar of roses" and sub
stitute "salt." The debate was contin-
ued at great length.
Vest enforced mis- remarks and made
some reference to the speeches and
votes Of the Republicans in the past in
favor of the free list.
In replying to this Hiscock said moth
ing so completely illustrated the pro-
gress which had been made than the
fact that twelve and fourteen years had
changed the judgment of these gentle
men on the question. When they
spoke and voted the industry was linn
tied to two Congressional districts in
the United States, now it extended even
as far west as California.
Palmer opposed the amendment. The
present price of salt at Saginaw, where
about one-t third of the proouct of the
United States came from, was only
about six cents a bushei. The dis
ceuragement of the industry by the
withdrawal of production would double
the price in five years and compel the
abandonment of many of the salt works
of Michigan.
Plumb spoke of the great development
of the salt industry in Kansas.
Teller opposed the amendment, and
diverting from it said the Senator from
Missouri grew enthusiastic, pathetic
and eloquent over
TIE DUTY ON SALT,
but was entirely silent on the duty on
sugar.
Vest asked him when he reached that
conclusion. In the course of the dis
cussion over the question be asked
whether the tariff duties were paid by
the consumer. Vest said: II have not
gone to the extent of saying that every
cent of the tariff is added to the con-
sumner. l think that the President
stated that little too strongly in his
tariff message, but 1 do say the imposi-
ton of the tariff duty affects the cost
to the consumer, always modified by
the amount OF production In the United
States" The discussion then drifted
into the political results in New York
State, and the matter of tax on whisky
being talked of in a desultory way.
After five and half hours talk, the
bill was laid aside, without vote on
the pending amendment, and after
executive session the Senate adjourned.
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of Congress. Without this there WIS
nothing but political insomnia and un-
st. There was homelv maxim that
charity began at hcme;" much has
been heard about home rule in Ireland,
and America has contributed much to
the establishn ent of that blessing in
that sad land. He would not abate the
slightest interest in so worthy a cause,
but he begged the gentleman not to
forget that here at home, here under
their flag, home rule in the Territories
lay bleeding at the feet of despotism
(Applause) The people of the Terri.
tories had been patient and long suf-
fering, hiding their humiliation behind
their pride, but they now found their
modesty departing and independence
asserting itself. To be on an equal
footing with the States of the Union
was worthy of am billion.
Pending further debate, the House
adjourned
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-01-16
ECZEMA CAN Be CURED.

The most aROnizing, hunniliating,
q itching, scaly, and burniD e Eczemas
are cured by the Cuticura Remedies,
when phys icians and all other rome
dies fail.
have been afflicted since last March with
skin disease the doctors called Eczema.
My face was covered with scabs and sores,
and the itching and burning were almost
unbesrable. Seeing your CUTICURA RENE
DIES so highly recommended, concluded to
give them a trial. using the CUTICURA and
CUTICURA SOAP externally, and kESoLvENT
internally for four months, l call myself
cured, in gratitude for which make this
public statement
MRS CLARA A. FREDERICK.
Broad Brook, Conn.
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OACV'0 Skin and Scalp preserved and
DAD y beautifed by CUTICURA MEDI-
GATED SOAP.
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With Intent to Corrupt.

INDIANAPOLIS, January 15.-The Fed
eral grand jury asked Judge Woods for
instructions touching letters written
with intent to corrupt voters, al d
wanted to know what is necessary 10
establish conspiracy. The Judge told
them it must be known that the letter
writ en- was received and acted upon
This is looked on as dismissal of the
Dudley case.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-01-16

WE have nohesitatien in recommend.
ing Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Re-
newer as sure cure for dandrutf, and
to restore the natural color of the hair. y
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To Ca aada.

EvAeT, Mich, January 15.-Allen
Cam bell, proprie or of the Bank Of
e art, has skipped 20 Canada. with $l0,-
0 % funds of the bank and the village of
which he was treasurer.
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Eczema on Baby Cured.

Myb a5y has been troubled with eczema
on his face, neck, head, ears, and entire
body He was one mass of scabs, and we
were obliged to tie his hands to prevent his
scratching. I have spent dollars on reme-
dies without effect, but after using one box
of CUTICURA and one cake of CUTICURA SOAP
the child is entirely cured. / cannot thank
you enough for them.
F W. BROWN,
Il Null St, Brooklyn, E. D., N. Y
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Eczema Three Years cured.

CUTICURA REMEDIES are the greatest medi-
cines on earth Had the worst case of Salt
Rheum in this country. Ny mother had it
believe CUTICURA would have saved her
life Ny arms, breast, ana head were
covered for three years, which nothing re-
lieved or cured until used the CUTICURA
RESOLVENT.
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OF EVERY DESCRIPTION ALMOST
AWAY!

Elegant Mems and Youths Satin
lined Suits reduced from SIS to $145O 4
Elegant Mems and Youths Satin
lined 0vercoats reduced from SIS to
$3.50.
Ch1ldren's Wool-mixed Cheviot Suits,
4 to Is years, reduced from $3.50 to
S1.2O.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-01-16
For Constipation,

USE HoRsFoRD's ACID PHOSPHATE.
DR.. J. r. FoRrsoN, Kiowa, Ind. Ter,
says: II have tried it for constipation
with success. and think it worthy a
thorough trial by the profession :"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-01-16

HOME cured Hams, Bacon and Pure
Lard at f J. MAYS. 81 E. First South
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BOLOGNA, Ham and Pork sausages
t f. j. Nays, 81 r. First South st. /
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HOUSE

WASHINGTON, January 15.-Springer,
of Illinois, called up as special order
the Senate bill for the admission of
South Dakota and the organization of
the Territory of North Dakota. The bill
having been read in full, Springer took
the floor in explanation of the measure
and the advocacy of the substitute (om.
pibus bIll) which he proposed to offer
at the ut0per time. 1t was surmised
from his remarks and statements that
he would endeavor to secure vote to-
provisions of the Constitution, in which
he considered there were remarks show
ing they had been formulated hastily,
and argued that they presented another
reason why q new convention should be
held. He criticised the clause of the
Constitution declaring that all existing
archives, records and books belonging
to the Territory of Dakota should be-
long to the
STATE OF SOUTH DAKOTA.
Under that clause the Secretary of
State of the new State was authorized
to 90 to Bismarck and denude the
capitol there of every scrap of paper
and every book belonging to the Terri
tory.
Cox, of New York, was in favor OF the
omnibus bill, with certain amendments,
but he was willing to help along any
little conference between the two
Houses of Congress which would result
in elevating the Territories into the
rank of Statehood. Every Territory,
except Utah, should be admitted into
the Union, when it had a population
sufficient under the law to elect mem
Der to Congress.
Clifford, of Dakota, defended the
Constitution adopted by the constitu-
tional convention of Dakota from the
criticisms advanced against it by
Springer.
Tooele, Montana, strenuously ad-
vised the admission of Montana, and
inveigled against the
CARPET-BAG AUTHORITIES
in the Territories. The Garfield
and Cleveland administrations had
promised to relieve the Territories
but both had failed. Tradition says the
wise men came from the east and his
Republican friends had decided that
history should repeat itself. Some of
those hot house plants had been too
frail to transplant in the northern
cline; others holding religiously to the
line that officers should never die or
resign, had stayed in the Territories
and gave promise of developing into
good and useful citizens. fLaughter.)
But under the Democrats the time
honored tradition has been violated;
instead of the wise men coming
from the east it was learned they came
from the south. Far be it from him to
reflect upon the integrity of any man
sent to the Territories by the present
administration or upon the section
from which they came. The insolence
of the office-holders consequent on the
alien appointments and lack of conf
dence shown in the people of the Terri
tories, constituted a grave affront to
those people who had hoped for better
things from the present administration.
Four years ago Montana had been en-
titled TO Statehood. The failure to re-
ceive it, together with the violation of
the platform concerning the Federal
in the Territories had
done much to bring about the political
revolution there last fall. There was
only one remedy for the evil
STAR ON THE FLAG
and vote and voice in both branches
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-01-16
Eczema on Hands Cured.

Two years and half ago Salt Rheum
broke out on my right hand. 1t appeared in
white blisteIs. attended by terrible itching,
and gradually spread until it covered the
entire back of my hand. The disease next
appeared on my left hand 1 tried many
remedies, but could find no cure until OBJ
tanned the CUTICURA REMEDIES, which ef-
feeted speedy and permanent cure.
JAMES P. KEARNEY,
284 Wood Avenue Detroit
Sold everywhere. Price, CUTICURA, 5Oc. /;
SOAP, 25c. REsoLvENT, 81. Prepared by the
POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co., Boston,
Mass.
RRsend for "How to Cure Skin Dis
eases" 81 pages. 80 illustr atoms, and 100 tes-
timonials
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-08-28

gerfs hallamos curiosos datos res.
pectO q experiencias que para la
aclimataci6n del trigo chino en- Eu-
ropa ha hecho M.Nanges en- Mon
tauban, Francia.
El trigo chino produce ordina.
riamente ell doble que el trigo eu-
ropeo; y viendo M. Nanges que
la semilla era demasiado sensible
al frfo, ide6 aclimatarla depositan-
do el polvo del trigo chino en- 81
pistilo de un trigo frances llamado
lie Urlobs, y obtuvo una semilla
hfbrida, que llam6 trigO chino bar.
bado, que di6 excelentes resulta
los La paja es de mas de 80 m.
de altura, 3 el reLdimient0 por hec-
tarea de 35 a 40 hect6litrOs.
La hibridaci6n del trigo chino
con una variedad del trigo rojo
frances produjo una semilla cuyo
rendimiento por hectarsa es de 40
& 80 heet6litros.
Todos los terrenOs convienen &
estOs trigos, pero preferentemente
los arenosos y calidos, y no necesi-
tan gran cantidad de abono.
La hatina de este trigo da ell Gin
co por ciento menos de salvado que
la ordinaris; y como absorbe mayor
cantidad de aqua que la ordinario,
Sc Oalcnla que da I'm 81 por 100
mas de pan que el trigo comdn.
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GACETILLAS.

Cnltos.--En honor de Santa Ro
sa de Lima, en- la Iglesia de Santo
Domingo:
Ell Jueves, 20 del corriente, al
toque de oraciones, dara principle
ell solemne novenario.
Ell Sabado, Z de Setiembre pro
ximo, Sc cantaran la salve solemne
Y letanias & toda orquesta.
El siguiente dfa, a las seis Y me-
dia de Ia mama, Ia comuni6n &C.
neral para todoa los Hermanos de
ambos sexos Y demas fieles que
gusten tomar parte en- este edifi-
cante acto, para que puedan ganar
las infinitas gracias 6 indulgenc as
concedidas pOr los Sumos POntffl
ces, Y & la diez del mismo dia, la
function solemne con panegirico a
cargo de uno de los Reverendos
Padres de San Vicente de Paul
Y por la noche, al toque de oracio.
mes, el nocturno por los f1eles di.
funtos; al siguiente dia, a las ocho
de la manana, el funeral.
La orquesta del novenario y de-
mas actos esta a cargo del Prote
sor D. Oelestino Diaz.
Damos gracias & la ilustre Oofra'
dia de Santa Rosa de Lima, que &C
ha servido invitarnos para esos
devotos cultos.
Gran baile.-Ya hsmos rscibidt
Ia elegante esquela de invitaci6r
|(iy agradecidos D para el grar
bale que dssaa q J. ! de! aatraate
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NUEVO SISTEMA MEDICO.
sfNTOMAs DE LA Bills.

10 FL paciente Sc queja de plentiful en- el estomago.
90 DstensiOn de los intestines por ell vento.
80. Cardalgia ardor en- ell est6mago.
70 Lasud cansanco somnoenca despues de las comidaa
So Nal gusto en- la boca la lengua amarinenta
So Constipation con alguna darrea.
20 Jaqueca ,
g. Depres de amino mucha fatga Todos los sinomas
anterores demue funcones del HgadO
de aqu mportanca de cuaquer erro. que comea
mediaamente un EstuQne para HtgGdo cuya lorna mas
conocida pdora LIE expeencia dara demuesfa
mas expedite de- estmuar Ia accon del Hgdo en-
ell oua puede confase sempe 70 he consagrado Muchos
amos de mi vida componer una Rdora que obrase prona
pugantes fuertes por consguene he confeconado uns
Pdora por s sola una d6ss actva mhciente 10
'uif NUEV1 IL PiLD0R1 DE HAYDOCK PARA FL HIGADO.
Que Ell verdadero grano esencia de Ia saud gran
6endicion que 10 Cenca ha dado al mundo.
Paraa Postracion Nerviosa la Bills Debdad Lasnd Gene
H2YDocK K PARA PARA IL HfGAbo sersn un Remedio Elective
Cada pomo contiene veinte Pldoras. Precio: Vente
cinco centayos. De venta en- todas las Boticas.
cuaquer escepco que desee probar esas Pdoras e
ado FL aaHpo sGs snS
is sMysteeD sumnistra yaosos nfSEmes mundo
~-<N NEW YORK, E. q. de A.
ADvERTENCIA-Se previene todos los botcaros que Ell
nombre del tnico agente j. e. FRANc1s W. a. ToNR Ca
debe haase esco trays de cada d0eena de paques dc
cual serkn 70 lsifcadas. Nov. II, g.
OTEz-Se previene al pGblico en- genera lqua los pa
quotes de "Pdoras de Haydock para Rico, qua
no cortengan e nombre dc J, O. dAzsvsdo no son log
AAYDOcK 1 Co.
NEW.YORK.
Aesncia Dc Mbrieas AmsrieAnas For4alesa, 40. Puss
tasNlsa.-Vaiaoa REPRESENTATIVES Para tNaA Y 1slAA
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81 Crimsn de Ia Gale de Fuencarral.

Recordaran los leetores que
raiz de Ia sentencia dictada en- e
proceso de la Gale de Fuencarra
50 habl6 mucho de unos votOs re
servados, ponderando la rectitud
unprecedented de los magistrate
que los habfan suscrito.
El defensOr de Higigia Bala
gaer ha pedido hace pocos dias q !:
Sala del Supreme que entiende e1
el recurso de casaci6n interpuesto
que SO abriesen los votos reserVa
dos que hubiese.
La Sala ha accedido a esta pre-
tension y so abri6 el pliego de vo.
tos reservados.
Result6 uno, sucrito por los ma.
gistrados don Segismundo Oarras-
co y Moret Y don Luis Mira, el que,
On 50 parte dispositiva, condena q
Higinia Balaguer y Dolores Avila
4 Ia pena de muerte, por conside.
rarlas autoras del delito de robo y
homlc.dio, y adenas . Higinia q
la pena de dieciocho amos de reclu-
sion por el de incendio.
Absue.ve al propio tempo q
MILAN Astray, Vazquez Varela y
Maria Avila, sin que de Ia forma.
ci6n de esta causa les pare perjui-
clio alguno en- su reputaci6n y ia
ma.
Por dltimo, 81 voto de los cita-
dos magistrates declara talsa la
hecha contra Varela y
MILAN por Ia acci6n popular, con.
iena q 6sta al pago de las tres quin-
tas parties de las costas desde Ia
celebration de la vista en- que se
solicitaba la aperture del juicio
oral para todos los procesados, y
Oide que Sc remita en- su oportuni-
dad el tanto de culpa al juez de
instruction, para que proceda con
arreglo & derecho.
(Reproduoido).
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DIR. Julian Bengdn.

Valio so dictamen.--Malaga, 20
de Mayo de 1880 Sres. Lanmsan y
Kemp.-Muy Sres mios: Accedien-
do gustoso & la invitacf6n de Vds.
para que emita mi parecer acerCa
de la eficacia terap6utica de la Ear
zaparrilla de Bristol, contra gran
n6mero de Intermediates en que he
empleado estos dos especilcos, du-
rante mi larga practica, no puedo
menos de manifestarles que ambos
preparados correspondent q gu "a
ma.
Usada, en- efecto, la zarzaparrilla
de Bristol contra ese c1mulo de
dolencias, que tanto por su natura-
leza como por su cronicidad hanse
generalizado & todo el ORGANISING,
tales como la Stills, el artritisimo,
ell herpetismo, el esorotulismto etc.,
produce los mas felices resulta-
dos.
Con no menos efcacia he tenidc
locaai6n do smplear multitAd d
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ANUNCIOS.
Sc VENDE.

Una mGquina de vapor, IA caballos
dc fnersa, doble engranajs, que da mo.
vimiento 4 un trapiche cuyos cilindroa
miden 8 pies e.pulgadas por 2 pies de
di&metro. Dos bombas, una de alimen-
tar 10 caldera, y otra dc levantar aqua
fria q los dep6sitos. On emburrador
de doble cadena, go pies de largo POI
8 pies pulgsdas de ancho. Dos cla-
rificadoras hierro fudido con 81 tube
ria de cobre para el vapor, sus vAlvu-
Las, llaves etc, sufcientes d contener
800 galones de guarapo cada uno. Una
serpeDtina de cobre para vapor.
Tedo 10 cual, asi como los asientos
de maderas del pals , grsnde escuadria
sobre que descansan Ia m&quina de va.
por y ell molino se encuentran en- per.
fecto estado y se realisa 4 precio muy
iimitado.
Ell que interess comprarlo pueds
pedir informes y entenderse CON don
Juan F. Finlay, almacen de los Sres.
Or6sAs y Finlsy-Marins.
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VINO CHANT.
II nNUEVA PARTIDA!!

A La NuevG Espeyansa, estable-
cimiento de D. Francisco Font, ha
llegado una SEGUNDA PARTI-
DA de tan excelente vino italiano.
A precios verdaderamente m6dicos
exp6ndese dicho vino en- cajas de
30 anfOras y al detail.
El VINO OHIANTI es el meiOr
vino de paste que puede venir q
los tr6picos, su fuerza no sc altera
en- ning6n china, puesto que esta,
como es sabido, bien preparado en-
anforas de largo cuello, y un fino
aceite impide la communication de
Ia atm6sfera, hacienda que no 90
descomponga nunca.
Pru6benlo las personals de gusto
y que daranconvencidas de que es
agradable y produce una digestion
facil.
Julio de 1889.