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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-04-05
POWELL TUMBLING,
The National Irrfgators Can't Stand His
Kacket-Proposed Legislation.

WAsHlNGroN, April 5 Senator Plumb
from the ntl5atlOn commllte, has repo' tee
to the senate the general irrigation bill IL
agreed upon hy the committee.
The bill, as reportt d, provides for the
2pp'lninnent ct a national commi- siOnei
OF irrigation, but leaves the control If at
Waters and the subject Of irrigation to the
senate. The commissioner is to he at
tarhtd to the agricultural department
and the entire cOutrUl OF the matter is
taken out of the hands OF the geological
survey.
Typographical surveys are to be dscon-
tnutd, but photographic surveys are to
be prosecuted with ylGor.
There is an under current of dssatis-
lactIOn IN thecOmnlIttee vi Major Pow .
Ell, and he is charged with delivering
the lrfl-atl II funds to the comp elton Of
MS topographic map, ior which lie 10 crit
lci>ed.
Senator plnmb does not like Powell
and Is apparently getting even. The COM
IiIlttee Was unanimous EXCEPT R"ngnn and
Jones, who desired to continue Powell in
charge.
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More Floods Down South.

BAsTRor, La, April 5.-Bonny Dee
Levee, twelve miles east OF this place,
which protects the richest part OF tli>
parisn from overflow. has broken and il,
is feared the lower country will he inun-
lated in II short While.
Vicksbnrs. A telephone message from
MayersvlIe, Miss. just received announces :
that tl.at town and surrounding country
lad been overhowed 10y sudden rise in
Streets Bayow.
People are moving ont of their resi-
1ences and taking refuge in gin houses
lie water Is over three feet deep in
higher levels in town and rising fast.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-04-05

San ANTONIO, April 5.-San Antonio
people, returning to-day from Monterey
Mexico, report meeting there the counl
and countess OF Paris, attended by an inn
mense retinne Of servanisss. and their bag-
gaze. Tie crush as So great that it was
found impossible to get in the hotels, all
apartments being engaged by the French
royalists.
The Orl ans exiles are travelling incog-
nito and it is. understood that they will
soon Cross the Rio Grande into Texas
and proceed on tour of the United
States after they have tired of the sights
in Mexico.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-04-05
Friendly to Our Flag.

BERLIN, April 1t is said that the
yonng emperor is dpslrons of making an
ostentaiou- show of good will to America
and will seize the opportunity afforded b.,
the approaching visit Of American rifle
men to take part IN the com NJ schuetzen.
fest to d splay it. 1t is asserted that
orders have leen issued that when the
stars and stripes in the procession enter
the Brandenl,urg gate Il salute OF ten guns
Will be fired, and when the palace is
reached two regiments OF guards will
form an escort for the Rational emblem OF
the United States.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-04-05
Religion in State Affairs,

WASHINGTON, April 5,--The Reform
Conference, an organization formed for
the purpose of bringing religion into the
settlement of political and ate affairs,
yesterday adopted platform declaring in
favor OF employing the teachings of the
Bible in the settlement of public affairs,
and the insertion of the name of the
Supreme Being in the constitution. The
platform also approved the Blair Sun
day rest bill, and all measures against
gambling, pool-selling and the liquor
traffic.
The committee reported that call had
been made upon the president, who re-
ceived them kindly. The president, they
reported, said that for good reason he
did not wish to be compelled to make a
response to their address, setting forth
the objects of the association, and added
that its objects are 80 complicated that
he would require time for their considera.
ton.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-04-05
Cattle frun the south.

Fort WoRTu, Texas, April 5.-The
Home Land Il Cattle company is now
preparing to move from its pastures in
Texas and New Mexico 10000 head ol
cattle to the northW est. OF tins number
5000 head will he shipped and l5,O0U
head will take the trail. The pastures
on which, these cattle are now prazinp
will be occupied by other cattle which tie
Home company has purchased aud will
nutcnnSe
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Texas RI frigerMtsd Meat,

GALVESTON, April 5.-A. 7. johnson,
American manager of the Metropolitan
Trading association of London, has arrived
and will at once perfect arrangements for
the Inauguration of the shipping OF Texas
refrigerated meat. The steamer will leave
here the last OF July. The idle Texas
refrigerator will now have to work. 1t
will take from $4,000 to $4,000 beeves "a
year to fill the contract.
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WASHINGTON, April 5.-The president
approved Il joint resolution for relief Of
the sufferers of the Mississippi valley, and
the urgent deficiency bill.
The house committee on naval affairs
directed favorable report on the bill to
prevent the enlistment OF aliens in the
navy.
The house committee on postoffices
and postroads authorized a favorable re-
port on the bill to fix the rate OF postage
on periodical publications containing print
or reprint of books. 1t makes the rate
that of third class matter.
The house took up private pension
bills.
After strong speech in favor OF liberal
pensions, by Dollwin, of Iowa, and Flow
er, OF New York, the private pension bill
passed.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-04-05
IN THE SWIM.
Santa Fe Finally Counted in on the Colo
rado Toui list Rates.

DENVER, April 5.-lhe Colorado Pas
,enger Agents association has oiiciaI,
issued schedule oil tourist and excursion
rates in Obedience to the instruction OF
The association at Its regular meeting
held March /. The new rates 20 into ef
lect May /, and are good until October
81. The local tourist tickets will be linn
tied to thirty days, the final limit in no
case to be beyond November 80 Stop
overs will be allowed within the limit
The tickets to Aspen, Buena Vista, Glen.
wood Springs, Gunnison, Leadville and
Santa Fe "ill he good going one route and
returning another.
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piuk SntIW.

BUFNA VISTA, April The occurrence
OF a phenomenon is reported from several
places in this vicinity. Pink snow to the
depth of two inches fell at Cottonwood
lake and on the middle Cottonwood
yesterday. These places are about ten
miles west of town. News of the same
occurrence has been received from near
Granite.
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No Eiies Oh Chicago.

Chicago, April 5.-More than 5000
people assembled in front Of Battery h
yesterda, long before the hall was opened
lor adn,l sion The meeting OF the stock.
holders OF the worlds fair, for the pur-
pose of eertirg directors aud providing
l"r receiving lhe regular subscription.
began at 10 o'cl, ck A force of over 100
clerks was engaged in the work, which
occupied all day.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-04-05
Bismarck's Gifts.

BERLIN, April 5.-rhe list of Bismark's
birthday gifts is amusing. They include
two mastitfs, forty three drinking cups,
over one hundred long pipes, three hunt,
ing guns, much tobacco, dozens If cases
and innumerable packages OF preserves,
cakes and candies, sent by farmers wives
barrels of eggs and sides of bacon, cush-
ions, rugs and All enormous salmon from
Wales.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-04-05

Ell PAso, Texas, April 5.-On the night
Of March 81 the friends of Frank r.
Steele, manager Of the Western Union
office in this city, and Frank Patterson,
the night manager, got mp an April fool
hoax to the effect that they had engaged
in fatal affray. The hoax was published
next morning, but was plainly marked as
an April fool joke. Nevertheless it was
spread as a fact and went out to other
papers. There was no truth in it. 1t
WAS simply a inke.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-04-05
A Brigade OF Girl Guards.

CHEYtNNE, W. T., April 5.-Arrange.
ments for the zig demonstration 10 occu
when the senate passes tie Wyoming
>tatehood bill are we'll under way. The
afair is IN charge Of committees OF ladies
aud gentlemen. Money will he raised l.,
the sale of tick' is to ball and recepton.
4 second company of Girl Guards has
been organized for the event.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-04-05

ST. LOUIS, April l.--Twenty inches of
snow fel over an area of 100 miles radius
from this city yesterday. Half of this
melted, and the rest will melt soon, ud-
ding to the already dangerous floods in
the Mississippi below here.
There is much suffering among the peo-
pie in the flooded districts,
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-04-05

FoRr WAYNE, Ind April 5.--Senator
Calvin $. Brice, president of the Lake
Erie and Western X r., it is announced,
has purchased the Fort Wayne, CincIn,
natl and Louisville r. r. on his own
personal account and not for the Lake
Erie & Western.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-04-05

New YORK, April Sit is not improb-
able that meeting between Sullivan
and Jackson may take place at the
Puritan club. If the accounts he true
the directors of this club are willing TO
put up purse OF $25 900 to Sc 'ure a
meeting OF the gladiators in their build
inc
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-04-05
A WeAlthy ScOtchman Lost.

COLORADO SPRINGS, April 5.--A wealthy
Scotchlnan named Perdue has mysterl.
ously disappeared. 1t is feared he is lost
in the mountains and died from exposure
or has been murdered for money and
jewels.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-04-05
A Big Gin.

LAWRENCE, Kas., Ap il 5,-sam Jewett
at his public shearing clipped forty-two
pound and twelve ounce fleece from his
principal Merino stock ram, Ben Har-
lison. The fleece was $50 days growth,
and is the heaviest ever shown in the
west,
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-04-05

The wool growers are we'll pleased with
the Mckinley tariff bill. They have is
sued an address to their people to use
immediate and energetic efforts to secure
The passage of the measure, OH the ground
that never before were the interests of
agriculture and legislation 80 well pro-
vided for.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-04-05
THE FAIR IN THE SENATE.

The senate committee on the worlds
fsir to-day considered the worlds fair bill
as it came from the house. An objection
was raised by Chairman Hiscock, OF New
York, that the committee had not been
informed as to the quality of $1,000 UUu
subscription to the worlds fair stock at
Chicago. A subcommittee was chosen
10 investigate and report within week.
The worlds fair manager at Chicago WIS
telegraphed to furnish the required in
formation.
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Rain.

Rain.
KANSAS Cry, April 5--A dispatch
from the southwest states that rain fall,
the past two days was general, extending
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-04-05

from western Missouri beyond the Colo
RADIO line.and from the northern boundry of
Kansas to Gainesville, Texas 1t has
been hailed with delight by farmers.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-04-05

The house judiciary committee has
voted to report an amendment to the
constitution providing for the election OF
United States senators directly by the
nppnia
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1e.IegIaphic Tidings 6
GEN. .GRlERSON PROMOTED.
Special to the New Mexican.
WASHINGTON, April 5.-Col. B. II Grier-
son was this afterno N promoted to the
rank OF brigadier general OF the army.
WASHINGTON NEWS,

FEDERAL OFFICIALS TO RE INVESTIGATED
WASHINGTON, April 5.-rle house com
nittee on judiciary appointed a sub-rom
mittee to visit Alabama and neighbollnI
southern states and make an investi- Il
lion OF alleged improper action Of couri
| officers in insltuting prosecutions without
reason, for the purpose of collection fees
| also lie charge that sentences in criminal
cases have been suspended without war
rant of law.
MONEY TRANSFERS BY THE MAILS.
The house committee on banking and
currency further discussed the subject OF
the mails. The sub.c, mn ittee report
that the postmaster general did not re
gard the proposition with favor. III,
preferred someiing on the English system
Of making redeemable hy postmasters
pos' age stamps affixed TO a card so that
he card could not be used for mail pur.
poses.
A BRONZE STATUTE.
A number of well known ladies', in
cludiRg the wives of Senators Jones, Me
MILAN, Payne, Hearst, Mrs. Whiteiaw
neid, Mrs. Florence Bayard and Mrs
Frank Hutton met yesterday and decided
to issue an address calling upon the
women of America for contributions for q
bronze statute to be presented to France
US token Of friendship.
DEMOCRATS AND THE IDAHO BILL.
The Democrats in the house gave the
Republicans a great surprise when they
refrained from voting on the final passage
Of the Idaho bill. No inkling of their
intentions had leaked out prior to that
session. They compelled Speaker Reed
to count quorum, and they now an
nounce that they have good cause to
take to the courts, and that they will
positively make test of the legality Of
hat new rule. The Republicans are
interested, but not at all alarmed They
will lie glad to have the Democrats carry
out their intentions.
APPOINTMENTS.
w. Crane, has been appointed post
master at Coolidge, N. NJ, and Hattie M.
Adams, at Hecla. Wyo.
COMBINATIONS.
Postmasters james A. Cochran, COL
orado City, Colo. Emma G. Noble, Ra-
ton, N. NJ.
BY DIRECT VOTE.
The house judiciary committee. has
voted to report an amendment to the
providing for the election OF
United States senators directly by the
people.
THE FAIR IN THE SENATE.
The senate committee on The worlds
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CONFIRM ATOMS.
BY DIRECT VOTE.

Postmasters-James A. Cochran, Co
orsdo City, Colo. Emma G. Noble, Ri
ton. N. NJ.
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APPOINTMENT Ts,

W. Crane, has been appointed post
master at Coolidge, N. NJ, and Hattie Nj.
Adams, at Hecla. Wyo.
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COMMERCIAL
NOTICIAS YANUNCIOS.

veza, 5 6 galIetas, 5 q peras. a
la orden: Rotulalo, / q impre-
SOS r p 8 bn tos vari1s G A 15
q ma tecl. &C % brles tocino.
15 q mahtsca. r P / d corcho.
mes, 4 i'd catres. s 10000 q gas.
A G 4 6 varios G p 15 8 mants-
ca, 6 O tocino, 4 hcls jamon IS. 80
q quesos. 200 d pasta, 8 fdos pa
pei. B g 80 aids a e. ques, 4I3 la
MOI e., 4 q salchich6n, 10 d que.
so,, so g gal tas, 10 brls harina
maz, | g plstillas, 1913 10 d man.
tecs, 8 fds papel. j 4 8 1000 a
gas. Aloaso 6,3 manteca. A6e
quiacalla, 6l3 Is q manteca, 5 brI-
carne, 2I3 jamones, l q toe net 4 30
III quesos, 10 & gallet4s, 10 i'd al.
mid6n, brl sal, 10 brls hariDa
maiz, / brl az6car, 2 i'd saIchicn6n,
2 halas papel. Rotulado 6 varios,
Is bultos.
De Liverpool Y eScalas, vap esp
"Reina Maria Cristina,n do 3,633
to eladas, cap San Hemeterlo,
). de Eyquiaga, 2 q ! 81 mues rss.
45 g, 13l4 8 boys vino, % d cho-
.colate, 20 II sidrs, 80 aqua nine
raj, i'd quesos, 2 i'd varios. A
A. Lynn, 6 d bros. A Pa her
manos, | d pernos. A Cerecedo.
he manos y Oo, % q rom, 8 i'd IL
cores, 10 i'd aqua mineral. A +.
A. kodrigupz, 5 q quinealla. A
Palacios Il 90, 100 81 arroz, q
encajes. A Uria & Co., l d calza-
do. A j. Pefia, 2 o sombrerus, q
hero, ! i'd papei, / id flores, 10
id 2 fds tejidos. A G. Bolivar &.
o., q carton, 80 d sardinas. A
Francisco Font, 10 o vino. A A.
Mayol s. Co., bocoy, 20 casce s,
IL atds, 5 d, / fdo quincalla. A
Mendizs bal &c Co., / q tejido. A
Scrs de j. Sala q Co, 2e teiid,
A ChaVarri q Co., 80 brls vino. A
VIande q Co., 9S9 fds tasai0. A
Armas y Jimenez, 6 cascos pl. d
chas, $50 calderos, 404 auafes, 90
q quincalla, 8 cnts piedras. A L.
Villamil &c Co., II d embu,idos
A Vicente e Go. 100 fds tasajo.
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MovIMTENTo DE BUQUEs.
HETRADAs DH rRAvHsfA.

De New York, vapor aleman
Venezia," de 1862 toneIadas,
cap Helms, & Latimer y Fernan.
dee, IL els mantequilla, q ruedas,
3 atds brocales y otros, 90 q que
sos, 10 brls az1car, q IN quinas,
| Id bombas. A Gonzalez y Perez,
2 G pastillas, A Vicente v 90
5[3 jamones, ] romano. A s. de
Ezquiaga, % @ manteQuilla. A
HernalE s. Co., II fds tejidos, /
pqte muestras. A Barcel6 y Pc
rujo, 2 q romanas. A Scrs de Or
casl a u o., IL fdos tejidos, /
pqte muestras. A v. Lui1a y So
0rlno, 2 8 galletas, 1I3 languas, /
q sopa. A Vjande s. o., 2 botes,
| fdo remos. A Armas y Jimenez,
2 D conservas, 20 brls vIdrios, l d
/ brls lamparas. A Jose Z. Silvs,
| g maiz, l id efectos, at 10 boti-
mes. A Iglesias s. Co, 80 aids, 8
GsCalt6n, 90 aids tablas, 2 a efec-
tos, l o 10 alsmbre, / pqte mnes.
tras. f. A. Rodriguez, IL d quin.
Gala y otros. A J. Matienzo, 10
Dris, 8 6 8 aids, q cnts, % barras
quincalla. A OfQsas Y Finlay, 200
81 haIina tr 6 ;, 20 brls tocino 1872
tabIas pino, 100 D kerosina. A
Gonzalez y .Alopso, 100 brls harl.
ma maiz, carboy &cido. A G..
B livar y Co., % ST maiz, 8 brls
nabichuelas, 2 bis tocino. A A.
Lynn, 2 d sobres de pal lel, 20 re-.
lojes, ! o lapices y grampitas. A
M. Roman & Co., 6 q romanas. A
Ohavsrri s. Co., "a fds tejidos, /
pqte muestras. A Ulia y Co., 1 q
velocipe los. A Egozcue &c Clos,
l o alCanfor, 10 @ sanchichon, %
brls harina maiz, % bis tocino, 2
tds clavo especias, 25 fds clavos es.
peel. 8, 20 o qnesos, 2l3 manteca. A
hermanos q Co., 100 d
ba'ina tr 60, II . manteca, 10 brls
tociao, 2 @ tocineta. l brl leuguas;
3 i'd ffijoh 9, 10 i'd ayena, 10 b os-'
tiones, 2 9 e1langostas, 10 brls cer-
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nscripci6n dc los matFimonios o.
n6nicOe en- 81 RegistFo civil.
I'D. PENAL--EdicI6n dA hnlsi
10.
IA H1JA De MARGARITA,
pOr Montel 10.
OBRAS del duque da Rivas.
REALIDAD, pof ia.
EN- Ell OOEANO, por Amicis.
ESPANA, poR i'd.
OARTA6 AMRRICANAs, poR
Valera.
La LEYENDA DEL CID.
Los PIRATAS DE ALT
BORDO, por idem.
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Entire el Sr Raynaad (perfumeria
Legrand) 0risa, Gale Saint. Homo.
re, 207, Paris el Sr Meyer (perfu-
meria I'D. Pinaud) boulevard de
Strasbourg, 81, Paris, por una parte,
y 81 Er Roagnon, vidr GRO, Gale del
Entrep6t, %. Paris; ell Sr Pupil,
perfumista de Buenos Aires; ell Sr
Grandjon, perfnmista de Bueuos
Aires, y Ell Sr MoureM, perfnmista
de Buenos Aires, por la otra,
Consideran 10 que resulta de 10
correspondence cambiada centre
Pupil, Grandjon y Rongnons
Que ROugnon ha frabricado para
Pupil y Graadjon, & quienee loe bs
enviado, frhscos con a j. Vize
" tambi6n eouS can sstillo de fio
res, es- -deeif, con Ia marca I'D Ps
maud.
Que, en- efecto, ei II de Abril de
1886, Pupil y Graadion escribian d
RoNgnofas
M Moursu, de Buenos Aires,
les ha pedido:
10 Frascos marca " I'd. Pinuads
2c Fra scos I" o liza o Legrands
Considerandc, que, 81 bien no
estA probado que las marcas de
fabrica hayan sido REPRODUCED 10 de
una manera ab.o utamente id6 ii.
ca, es evidente que 10 han sido en-
sus parties esenciales y ca, acteris
ticas, de manera de engafar al
Comprador, 10 que hasta para cons
tituir la fa'sificat ion;
Por es os fundamentals, deCl "a
culpables
A ROwgnon, do haber falsifcado
las marcas de fabrica pertenecieD.
tes 4 Raynaud y a Msysr i Co.,,
A Pupil, Grandjon y MoMreM de
haberse hecho compIice. de dichc
delito, al provocar Z Roagnon 4 co.
meterlo;
A Moursu, ademks, de syudar ]
c0ncurrir 4 81 con como cir ente
de los hechos que han plepar. do
facilitado y coDsumsdo u acci6n
Y q Papil y Grandion dc ocultsi
q sabiendas los prJductos falsiflea
dos.
Oondena 4 Pupil, Grandjom !
ROaonon a "cuatro meses de pri
sion y 100 frances de mnlta res
pectivamente."
Oondena solidar amenfe, & Pupi
GraaajOn, Mourea y Roagnon q pa
gar q R0ynaHd la luna de $4,000
frances, y 6 Meyer y c., Ia sum,
de $4,000 franc 9 & titulo de dafiol
y perjuic o..
Autori2R la publicacion de Il
sentencia en- cinCo peri6diocs & car
go de los condenados.
b recnrso ante ell Tribunal so
premo entab' ado por R0ugnon con
ira esta sentencia fne rechaxad,
con feCha % de Noviembre d,
1850.
NOtas.-La dtmanda que do po
resultado la eentencia anterio
fue entablada por iniciativa de Il
Union de los fabricantes par,
la protecc 6n de las fnarcas de f6
bricas, sociedad deClaraia de uti
lidad p1blics por deOreto presiden
cial del % de Mayo de 1877.
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A los hacendadoS de cafe.

Ri que suscribe Sc ofrece para Ia
mOntnra de ruedas bidrGulicas, tn.
berias, rollos de desCacarar caie, y
cuantos aparatos modernos SO EN-.
plean hoy en- la preparation de di.
Cho granO.
Tambien se encafga de montal
.por POGO pfecio la "Secade'as sis
tema "Guardiola,s que tan bnenos
resultados estA dando donde quiers
que SO ha monts do.
Para iptormes dlrigir In cores
|pondenca al one suserihe, on el
"CometaS de Tfujillog EuMhA.
Ponce, II do Ab.n do 1San
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WEYMOUTH DE- TORINO
DE Ia AcREDIFApA CASA
FRANCISCO OIEZAEO 7 COMP.
DE- TORINo

III vermouth OINzANO, por su
excelente calidad, pureza y condi-
clones higienicas, es ell mas apre-
ciado en- Europa, prinCipalmente
On Espaia, y ell que 80 exporta en-
mayores cantidades para los paises
de UlLramar.
Recomendamos eflcazmente q
los aficionados & tan exquisite vi
no, que SO halla de venta en- todoa
los Almacenes de where's, cafes y
restaurants.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-12-28

ri consume de la eteucia de skn.
daIO es tan consi lers bic, qre M.
Midy, no hallando en- Europa san
dalo de primera calidad, ha envia.
do A las Iudias & IN fermacentico
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que ha hecho para aseguf aries una
cura mas raplda.