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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-14

Yor1 go $50 bags: Baltincre oJSi bags; Ne"'Ofeahe
$3.50 bags total. 81 OS' boss.
corToN-on tho spot quiet and easy at unchanged
,,,es sales ass bales Ter consumptlon Also last
oS No, before repotei 1871 tae for consumption Port
rsrts ca 40 balc uSan-t ~ oce bales this day last
et And c cS9 lass tls day last year. Crop Move
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-14
Amusements.


A MBERG THEATRE. Irving Place, TO.
ai g ehu ccwnny VIZ. eds v
and s's' Novelty 6 SHEsS %iL De ;l,V;
4 MEXICAN INSTITUTE FAIR.
The GOTH GRAND NATIONAL INDUSTRIAL
NOW OPEN
cath sts., from 10 .. m, until 10 y. m.
ADMISSION TWENTY-FIVE GENTS.
A LHAlZA CONCERTS. Chickerins Hall,
1hAkaIsH ces seEahE7s s:ssssy e. g.
ALHAIzA CONCERTS re +sfeSssansns ''ns't'''~
RANTI seats q So at Sch snd Cniekerne ha4
4 CADEMY. ACADEMY.
I'D WEEK in the 4TH YEAR.
DENMAN THOMSON
AT TRE 9S 1ED fG1M fsMEsSs.
MATINEES SATURDAY AT 2 EVENINGS. Sas'
z lJOU THEATRE B'way, near 3oth-st.
RUSSELL'S COMEDIANS.
IN rA lH REs Efr r 66HiKEE sEE S3SksvEDlhs'
TEN TINES DETER THAN EVER"
Houses packed. Secure seats 10 advance.
RR0ADWAY THEATRE; Cor. al Hg.ts
SfooSD WIFI STKhirsrAsrrc SUCCESS ST. WEE"
MISS AGNES HUNTINGTON
in Panguettcs opera comiQue.
PAUL JONES.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-12-28

-"WillIs Peytons Inheritance" realistic
Washington story, is for sale at all newsdealers,
ana the trade can be supplied at the Washington
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-12-28

RAISINS.
choice Cluster, 5-Jb. boG,
" California Lnye7',
California Loose Wstsc0teI
SUItG710,
Valencia Layer,
" MedisG7la.
NeaC Ca1rr07,ts,
NesU Citr0n,
Neao Mats of oU kinds.
NeaC Figs, 9-lb. 60Ces.
NeaC Persian Dates.
Florida Oranges,
bananas,
Choice 4ppIes.
CANNED GOODS.
California Peaches, 3 earl
etjes,
California Bart Pears,
M0ryI0aeG Standard Peaches
California ApricOts,
bahama Piaeap1o1es,
Corn, Tomatoes,
lima Beans,
String Beams,
iSuccOt0sh,
French Peas, ve1'y 199se.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-12-28

DRIED FRUITS.
California AprjcOts,
california; Pears,
C0Jif074,i0 Primes,
California PJunos,
-Eo0pOr0ted AppJes,
'Sat1e-d1ied AppJes,
Turkish P7'u7,es,
-AW sizes French P7'etues.
Imported Jams all U0pjeties.
Fine Hams,
DGcis Hams,
C0sS0Td Hams,
Shdfe7 Hams.
ALSO
ChOice Dr0st71 07,G Undl'0tC1t
Iatrheys, Celery, and Cape
Cod CT071be7ries for Christ
mas Dinner.
C0ndies by the pou1,d. by
the bucket, by the BARREL. and
of ece1y U0Tiety.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-12-28
MRS. SENATOR PAYNE.


Mrs Senator Payne, of Ohio, mother of Mrs.
Whitney, said: ~ often regret the dying out of
the old custom, but realize that the original
significance has been widely lost in these mod
ern times. Formerly we never thought Of set
ting large table In Cleveland, unless for a
winding up of the day, when large company
would be invited to close the festivities with a
dance, followed by big supper. Generally
from daintily spread table to one side of the
open fireplace, with its huge cracking logs,
would be dispensed by the hostess wine and
cake. These cakes were made from an old
German recipe and known as "Oiley Cakes"
In addition to these rich sweets there would
also be the "Washington Cruller,n twisted In
the form of a stick about three inches long, and
then looped over the finger. Placed In the
boiling lard 1t quickly curled up and became
brown and crisp. AS to wine, In former times
young men did not expect to indulge In the
liquors placed upon the sideboard for the elderly
gentlemen, but stood aside for their elders.
Now, the rule is reversed, and we could not
limit the courtesy without giving objectionable
oftense. l shall not receive this year, as my
housekeeper is seriously i'll, one whom | have
had for nearly twenty years, and besides we
have only just returned to the city, and, owing
to the difficulty of securing efficient help at this
season, our house is not in proper order for en-
tertaining" Miss GRUNDY, JR.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-09-26
Max O,Relrs Plea for the "R."

think that if were an American l
should not object to catching the English
accent, but all the same sympathize with
the American who, in New York paper,
has been eXhorting his countrymen to
avoid copying the mutilated English af-
fected by some Englishmen. There is
something slipshod about speech bereft of
sounding RS, for instance, that cordially
dislike. 1t is assign of effeminacy and want
of sinew. The Incroyables, under the Di-
rectoire, started the absurd trick in France,
and our young dudes have kept it up. 1t
is their wont to talk of their honna bonha,
ETC.; but if l had to choose between the
honor" of two men l would try that of
the one who put in all its letters. Sturdy,
honest folks who do not shy at their rs are
not likely to shy at other things. There is
something in the speech of true Scot or, a
Devonshire man that gives promise of his
energy or faithfulness. If two men came
to you, one asking for waek and the other
worruk, which would you be more inclined
to employ?
Il went one day to see a Scotch friend of
mine married. When the bridegroom,
holding the brides hand, said 81 take
thee, -, for betterer for worrus," l
thought to myself, IF l were girl should
like to be taken like thats''-Max O'Rell in
Washington Star.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-09-26

Col. w. G. Hill says that alum water is
an unfailing specific for hydrophobia. In
his younger days, when he was wont to
roam over the hills of Coweta in quest of
deer and other game which abounded in
our forests at that time, rattlesnakes were
very numerous, and it was no uncommon
occurrence for hunting dogs to be bitten
by them. The remedy in such cases was a
strong solution of alum (Which was al
ways carried along for such emergencies).
with which the dog would be drenched as
soon as bitten. Usually in half an hour
the dog would be up and on the trail again,
and as active and alert as if nothing had
happened Some time since his dog, with
several others, was bitten by a rabid
canine, and remembering his old remedy
for rattlesnake bites he drenched the dog
with alum water. All the other dogs bit
ten developed hydrophobia, while his has
never shown the slightest symptom of ra-
bies, though nearly year has elapsed since
it was bitten.-Newman (Ga) Herald.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-09-26

An agreeable and wideawake English
man told me a characteristic anecdote of a
smart American who opened cigar shop
in London. He fitted up in the we'll known
New York style and waited for custom,
which did not come very literally, for
john Bull stands in the ancient ways"
and is wary of new methods. So our young
American bethoUght him of schemes to at
tract attention to his shop. He devised,
among other things, sign illuminated by
gas, which he hung over his door. He had
an exasperating experience getting the
English wOrkmen to carry out his ideas;
but at least they got the contrivance per-
fectod one noon, and, as test, he lit the
gas in the sign.
Some occurrence diverted his attention
and he forgot to put the gas out. In a few
minutes he noticed a crowd of cOckneys
gathered on the sidewalk gazing at the
sign, and presently lot of them came in
and asked: Me good Teller, what makes
you burn gas at high noon? Hits hex
---- &c. ~ - - and sh'so" vs
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-09-26
How the Earth Was Weighed.

In 1112 Professor Maskelyne, with his
assistants, made experiments at Mount
Schihallion, Perthshire, Scotland, by which
they determined that the attraction ex.
erted by that mountain caused the plumb
line to deviate nearly six seconds from its
normal. Professors Playfairr Cavendish
and Hutton, knowing the structural COM
position of Schihallion, determined that
the mean density of the mountain was to
that of the earth as %. From this the
mean density of the earth as compared
with water was determined to be as is to
l. Other more recent experiments made
the ratio vary from Az to So to |. Taking
so as the average result OF all expert
ments, the diameter of the earth as 1912 Al
miles, and the weight of a cubic foot of
water rs 62.32 pounds, the weight of the
earth would be 5,S42 trillions of tons of
2,24O pounds; that is in figures, 5,S42, 0OO,-
600 200, 0OU, O0O0 900 tons.-St. Louis Republic.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-09-26
A Pretty Phrase.

The Italians have pretty phrase to ex-
press that fine kind of tact which is indie
pendent of education. They call it ''the
intellect of love-" and they have crystallized
in those four words one of the most ethe-
real, but also one of the most potent, char
acteristics of human nature. Not the most
liberal education gives this intellect of love
where the materials have been denied by
nature; not the most restricted range OF
knowledge destroys it where it is there by
the constitution of things.
People who have this intellect of love
are as slow to take offense as to give it.
They have none of that prickly heat of
temperament which flushes out into a
moral eruption at the least contrariety of
circumstances. They make allowances for
weather, health, disappointments, annoy
ances, misunderstanding, and they give
the benefit of the doubt on the charitable
side whenever it is possible to frame a
doubt at all. They never quarrel. Even if
things go badly, as by reason of malice and
Misrepresentation they do sometimes with
the best in the world, they suffer quietly
and do not make bad worse.-New York
Ledger
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-09-26
JOAQUIN Miller's Lonely Home.

All alone, with himself as his only com
pany, up among the high cliffs just outside
the town of Oakland Cal, Joaquin Miller,
the poet of the Sierras, is passing his days.
What is there to attract one hereS" he re-
Gently wrote to a friend who wanted to
travel 1900 miles to visit him. Nothing
absolutely nothing but centipedes, scor
pions and the tarantula, and they're not
the best company for city bred man, for
whatever they put their feet on they poi
son. But like it. just turn the rocks
up here over, then plant a tree or build
fence, and once in great while write.
Keep away from me; stay where you are,
sad when l want you and the rest of the
world I'll send. Philadelphia Press.
Beware of Snails.
4 dainty dear to the palate of Parisians
is in danger of disappearing from our
tables. Beware of escargotsm is the
latest warning to epicures, 'unless you
know where they have been gathered"
The escargot is the edible snail, the con-
sumption of which has often been used as
a reproach against Frenchmen by those
who have never tasted the dish Bur-
gundy is the district where these luXuries
are supposed to be found in their prime,
and when a boastful bourgeois gives a
dinner party he is generally careful to in
form his guests that he has had the oscar
gots brought direct from Bourgogne.
They are fattcned in the vineyards of that
delightful province; but since it has be-
come customary to use sulphate of iron to
protect the vines from phylloXera and
other pests the escargot has become harm
full and dangerous.
1t has been found from experiments that
after eating leaves which have been treated
with this LecoctioI the snails are poisoned
and die in two days. In future careful
host will not set this dish before dinner
party unless he is assured that the mol
lusks which form part of it have been reared
on non poisUnous food, and this again will
increase the cost, which already nearly
reaches the price of average English oys-
tiers. OF late years a large quantity OF
spurious escargots, made of milk and -four,
and favored with the requisite seasoning,
has been palmed of upon the market.
There is little doubt that this industry will
be extended considerably by this new cur
tailment OF the supply of the real article
Cor. London Telegraph.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-09-26

There was colored baptizing in Atlanta
the other day, but one of the converts was
missing. When the committee went to
look her up they found her in the station
house She had borrowed" a white dress
to be baptized in, but before she mad occa-
sion to wear it the owner missed it, took
out search warrant and found it in the
good sisters possession. AS matter of
course her arrest followed, and the church
is now minus one member. - Atlanta
JOuTnal
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-09-26

don't know it." Yes, i do" responded
the ready witted American. II left it
burning on purpose. Everybody does it
in New York. Don't you want to try
some of my cigarsg" He treated the
crowd and kept his gas burning night and
day Sfter that, calculating that no less
than thousand inquisitive Londoners
would call in every day to inquire about
the wonder. His calculations were not
misplaced. He soon built up a good trade.
New York Star.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-09-26
Two Of MIR. Gladstone,s Books.

IN Mr.. Gladst0ne's library of 5000 vol
umes are two which were given to him i'll
1915, when the future statesman and bib
liophile celebrated his fifth birthday, one of
the two shabby little booklets being the
gift of the admirable Mrs. Hannah More
his 'holy Hannah" as Horace Walpole
used TO call her--tLen already 40 years of
age, but taking great delight in clever
children, in which class her young friend
BILLY Gladstone was conspicuous.-Har'
per'S BaZar.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-09-26
An Austrian Wit.

Moritz Saphir, the witty Austrian
Journalist, was once standing in crowd
ed theatre. Some one leaned on his back,
thrusting his head over his shoulder.
Saphir drew out his handkerchief and
wrung the mans nose violently. The
latter started back. "Oh, | beg your
pardon" said Saphir; Il thought it was
mine. San Francisco Argonaut,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-09-26

Harry-So poor Jack is dead! Cut down
in the prime of life by dyspepsia. Strange
things happen these days.
Larry-No mystery at all.
Harry-Whatl Wasn't he a robust man
when, year ago, he led lovely young
woman to the hymeneal altar?
Larry-Just SO. And wasn't she teach
er of a class in fancy cooking?-Pfttsburg
Bulletin.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-09-26
Legislative Reform.

Bezumby-I think it would be a good
idea to have congressman elected in dupli
cate.
Mr.. Gilhooly-What for9
Bezumby-So that one could monkey
with politics while the other attended to
business.-Texas Siftings
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-09-26

Landlord-Better stay, Mr.. Quibbs.
All the big bugs'n be here next month.
Resorter-There's a good many here
now. That's why thought I'd CO.
Detroit Free Press
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-09-26
Ont of His Line.

Visitor (at dime museum)-Could good
swimmer sustain himself in the water long
if incumbered by clothes and shoes?
Professor Cod, the Man Fish, don't
know. Swimmin' that way is out o. my
line Ask some yachtsman.-Good News.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-09-26
A Nuisance Out of the Way.

Bronson Ito his next door neighborj-I
wish had your voice, Squawker.
Squawker (fattered)-Do you?
3ronson-Yes, do. If l had il it
wouldn't annoy the neighbors. - West
Shore
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-09-26
BRIGHT Gems.

Editor 49, Your poem contained some
sparkling gems.
Idyl (proudIy)-Indeed:
Editor--Yes, you should have seen then
dash when the aame caught them.-Epoch
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-09-26
A Work of Art.

Caller examining new landscape paint
ing)-That is an American scene, is it not?
Mrs Struckile-Y-es, but the artist
lidn't know a word of Englsh.-New York
Weekly
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-09-26
Sentime nt VS.. Science.

Jobson TO young lady physician Cant
you look in my face, dear, and tell what is
in my heart?
Miss NJ Dyes, bad blood; your sys-
tenn needs cleansing Epoch.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-09-26
Health is Wealth

DIR. Z. G. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN TREAT
MENT, a guaranteed specific for Hysteria, Dizzi
ness, Commissions, Fits, Nervous Neurological
Headache, Nervous Postration caused by the
use of alcohol or tobacco, Wakefulness, Mend
tai Depression, Softening OF the Brain resultin-
in insanity and leading to misery, decay an,
death, Premature Old Age, Barrenness, Losg
O. Power in either sex, Involuntary Losses ans
Spermatorrea caused by over-exertion OF the
BRAIN self abuse or over-lndulgence. Each
box contains one months treatment. Sl.OO
box, or six boxes for $500, sent by mail pre-
paid on receipt of price.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-05-25
La locura On InsIaterra.

tina comiai6n dc Ia O6maEa de
los Comunes Aoaba de hacer en-
Iuplaterfa una exposici6n de he
chOs. cue es verdaderamcnte la
mentable. El ndmero dc casos de
'Iocura ee aumenta On una proper
cf6n realmeDte alaTmante. In
1852, seghn los mejofes estadisti-
eos. cn 81 RENO Unide habfa unas
30 600 personals privadas del uso
de- u razor. I'm 1852 el n1mero
de los alienadOa era 70 do 81, ,623.
Fns 1871 di6 nm salto 6 7,0I3 en-
1852 era q n6meFo de eaos infor-
tunados nada menOs que 80 OH, y
81 81 afi0 panado de 1889 ascendia
111.S7e. De modo que, con re
laci6n I'll n6mero de habitantes, IL
proporci6n ha subid0 de 1.60 POI
1000 s 7.00 por 1000.
In Frnncis, con una Ob.aci0n
sensiblenente igual, habfa en- 81
de Diciembrs dc 1884 s0lamentt
E2.07x alineados reoon0cld0s como
taiea oficialmente. En- Ener0 ds
1700 Il G6eesfs a.. 6antf, que 3.
Dublicaba en Paris, refcria one Ii
revoluei6n, habicndo hecbo cesal
la oci0sldad, habia mejoFado tam
bi6n las condici0nea sanitarlas
nero aue deade 81 primexo de julie
- 49, = I4Cn - Il n
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-05-25
LOS FoCos DE LAS cArRNTuRAs.

Los hay en- todos los paises, bajo
todos los climas, en- ell Eorte, en- e.
Centre, On ell Mediodia de Europa
= de las dos Americas. En- cast to
das las localidades, hasta en- Fran
cia, por donde quiera que haya
pantanos 6 aguas estancadas, los
g6rmenes de las calenturas existen
en- permaneneia. En todos los cli-
mas cklidos, 8 en- Ia estaci6n calo.
rosa, en- todos los pa ises, cstos ma
los genios pululan con una inten-
sidad redoblada. Durante ell cur
30 de la mayor parte de las ca'en-
turas, los medicos recetan Ia quinf-
ne. No conocemos preparation de
quinina, & 10 vez mas pura Y de
uso mas c6modo, que las perlas de
sulfato, de clorhidrat,, de bromhi-
drato, de valerianato, del DIR. Oler-
tan, aprobadas por la Academia
de Medicine de Paris, Las dos Ill
timas clases mencionadas convie
nen mas eepeClalmento 3 los tenn
peramentos nerviosos.
: I'm la convale cencia de las
calenturas. y emo preservativo, Q
vino de Quinium de A. Labarraque,
tsmbien por Ia Academia
de Medicina de Paris, la prepa-
raci6n mas efcaz y mas recomen.
dable.
F'isA y venta 81 por mayor Casa
L. Frere, 10, rue Jacob, Paris.--Al
por menor en- la mayor parte de las
farm acias de todos los p4ises.
Exljase Ia frma del d. Clertln.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-05-25
GAOErILLAs.

Para las KsCuslas. dc
recibirse en- esta Imprenta los ST.
guientes objetos, de Indispensable
utiIdad para las Escuelas. Los re-
cOmendamos & los Ayuntamientos
y & los selores Profesores, encat-
gando Ia posib'e antelaci6n en- los
pedidos, para evitar la sglomera-
ci6n de los mismos, que demora y
dificulta el pfonto despacho. He
aquf una nota de los objetos que
se han recibido:
Msdallas para premios vafias
clases y tamafios.
Libros para ider1.
Tables de Aritmetica, impEesal
en- dos tintas.
Colecciones de Carteles de Leo
tura.
Colecciones de Mkximas mora
les para nihas y ninos.
Colecciones de Historic Sagrada
Estas colecciones Sc componer
de 40 magnffcas laminas ilumina
das, del tamaiio de SO x 48.
Tiza en- barritas, para pizarraa
etc, etc, etc.
Escuela particular de Pkrvul0s
EN- Humaca0 trata de funda
una Escuela particular dc ParvuloI
/ eI ontendido professor SF. don Ma
lnuel j.. Gorbea.
Para nevar & efecto tan ioAbl
idea Ouenta 90 autoE con 81 gene
lrosO patr0cinio de muy diatingnl
Idan personas dc Ii villa, tales c0ml
Hos aehoree RoeafoEt AlOalde
| Amas RkEsoeo / Aponta, cabaAal
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-05-25

Liverpool, via Santander, directa.
mente para esta ell dia 15 del Co
rriente.
Oonsignatarios, Sobrinos de Ez-
qniaga.
vap. fr. "vlIie de MarseIIie."
Del % al 20 del presente mes
debe recalar 4 este puerto, proce-
dente de St. Thomas y Europa.
Consignatario, Jose T. Silva.
Vapor espafioI "MANUELA.n
Del 20 al 80 del corriente mes,
recalark & este puerto, procedente
de Santiago de Cuba, via Ponce,
Mayagtiez y Aguadilia.
Consignatario, Ludwig Duplace.
vap. aIenl. "GothIa."
Procedente st. Thomas y Euro
pa, llegara 6 este puerto del 3 al s
del mes de JUNO pr6ximo. Con.
signatarios,
Mullenhof 3 Korber.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-05-25

organismo, asf como en- las afeccio
mes puIm0nares y bronquiales, ha'
biendo 0btenido siempEe un result.
tad0 satisfactorio. La pureza de
los elementos que componen dicha
Emulsion = y los principles re.
constituyentes que posee, Ia hacen
de gran utiIidad, no solo por su
eficacia, cuanto por Is facilidad
con que se digiere, aun por los
nihog de poca edad.
He creido IN deber participar %
to & Wv. y ofrecermc su atento ser
vidor.
DR.. Manuel Gimfmes Crws.
OuandO el cuerpo SO halla can
sado por 81 trabajo y dsbilitado por
el calor, un banjo perfumado con
Ia legftima Aqua de Florida de
Murray D Lanman restablece como
por encanto su fuerza y vigor, y
no solo refresca y tortiflca el cuer.
po, sinO que IN dulce infiuencia SO
hace sentir On TODD 81 sistema ner-
vioso.
ri precioso perfume es easi I'M
especffico para los dolores de cabe-
70, J Sc recomIenaa especialmente,
pOr suS propiedades dc calmante, &.
las personals nerviosas. AZ
''ManCel's Specific. ."--LIamamos|
La atencion le todos los hombFes
d6biles hAciael maravilIoso reme-
dio conocido como Especif1cO Re-
juvenecedor de Mancels =, eI cual
ha sido usado On practica particu-
lar por IN m6dicO antigua ' expe-
rimentado por mas de treinta amos,
habiando curado & millares de hom.
bres, y vu6ltoles Ia fehCidad, CON
50 uso, y Ia salud y fortaleza mas
complete. a.-No debeT6 CIasifcarss es-
Ia medicine como Wn CaeatO Dc
Hadas,S siaO que debs prObarse para
OOmPrender su vGliOsO mSritO, como
In especif0O VerdGdero.
Tenemos en- nuestro poder milla-
res de cartas, de todas parties del
mundo, que atestiguan su gran
no habiendo fallado una
sOla veg, en- tod0s los casos de de-
bilidad del sistema nervioso, 8 So
kual, impotencia, derrames semi |
nales ETC., en- que Se haya usado de |
acuerdo con las direcciones dadas,
asi como cuando se hsya atendido |
{ la dieta y prescripciones que de-
BEN seguirse, las que nos complace-
nos On dar gratis.
Sirvanse dirigirse al Departal
nento Oonsultor de Mancel's Spe-
,if1c.--13 East 80 tn. street.
New-York City.
r. M. 4.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-05-25
ALCALDiA MUNICIPAL
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10, ycuya vacante se anunci6 opor-
tunamente; cumplimentando 10
acordado por 10 Corporation, 80
abre un nuevo concurso por el
t6rmino de veinte dias contados
desde Ia publication de este anun-
clio, aumentando la dotaci6n de dicho
empleado & la suma de- quinientos
pesos anuales de sueldo, y cincuen-
ta centavos por ell reconocimiento
de cada cerdo que se beneficie para
sl aDasto p6blico.
Yauco, Mayo 40 de 1S90.--El
A'calde, FranciscO Romera.