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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-09-01
GOVERNOR STEELE'S MESSAGE.
BIS Recommendations to the First Lesisls'
ture of Oklahoma Territory.

BIS Recommendation to the First LesisIs-
ture of Oklahoma Territory.
Special to the Gazette.
GUTHRIE, o. T., Aug. S0.-The or.
ganization of the house of representatives
was completed to-day, and the Demo
Gratis captured everything, even to the
pages. The governor submitted his mes
sage this afternoon TO the two
branches III joint session, and II is every
way worthy of the source whence it
emenated. 1t starts out with an express
sion of coincidence to the friends of the
late Hon. Burke and Hon. Milton Rey-
nolds, and calls attention 20 the repeated
sufferings of the people of the
territory and explains the many
existing reasons why such sufferings
should be expected. He also earnestly
urges immediate action by the legIsla-
ture to the end that the farmers may Sc
cure q small amount of seed to enable
them TO plant crops for next
season, but advises cautious steps so that
the territory will not be imposed upon
in extending such aid. He touches upon
the crying need of ample pro-
visions for the conduct of our
public schools, and urges early
action on the same. Propositions for
the election of county officers at an early
date are advised. He recommends the
passage of a herd law, the adoption of
the Nebraska statutes on the liquor tariff
and the necessary legislation to cary out
the provisions of the act OF congress
donating SIS, 900 annually for support OF
an experimental agricultural station.
Speaker Daniels was overcome by the
heat this afternoon and is in crititaI
condition. but his physicians say he, Will
be all right in few days.
The council passed its first bill to-day.
It Divides for the care OF persons con-
victed of offenses against the laws of the
territory
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-09-01

Every family wants Dictionary Most fani-
lies want ten dollars also. Some families want
the ten dollars also so much that they go with
out the Dictionary, TIE GAZETTE has the best
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has the best print, the best binding, the most
words, the best illustrations. With the Weekly
GAZETTE one year it costs only 81; with the Daily
one year only $40. Regular subscribers to tbs
GAzErrE can secure copy of this Dictionary FOR
81 Is sent by express, or for s2.5) dsliversiL It
our office. You are invited to call q: our Office
and inspect the book itself, and see how much
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superior it is to other cheap dictionaries.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-09-01
SrSLES.

Out THIS OUT and paste It In your hat.
" Cream horse stolen; $50 reward for horse
and thief, or viii pay literally for horse or in
formation leading to his recovery. Said horse
was stolen out Of my barn on the night Of
18th OF July by party with very small foot,
making track bling 9 woman's No. 8,
with small heel set far under foot. Horse, six
teen hands high; dark, rich cream; fat and dap
pie on side and nip when stolen: about eight
years old; fax name and tail; no brands; very
gentle: little lazy; trots in harness; PAGES or
single-foots quite fast under saddle; had on
blue, double woven webb halter (fsdeo some),
and one shoe only hind foot when taken. W.
A. AcCutohen, Wichita Falls, Tsx. July Is. lseo.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-09-01
For disOrdered liver try Beecham's Pills.
Admitted to Bail.
rrespondence Of the Gazette.

Correspondence of the Gazette.
CoMANCEE, Ten, Aug. 29.-District
Judge Conner is having an easy time in
his court. as there is very little business
before 1t.
The judge left to-day to visit bis fam
lily in Eastland; will return next week.
One Richardson of Calhoun county was
brought here yesterday under writ OF
habeas corpus for trial before Jud ge
Conner, and was admitted to bail in the
sum of $500. He is charged with the
murder of Steve Beasley. formerly Of
this county, two weeks ago in Baird.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-09-01

redeem the products in order to offer
them for sale IN the market, what would
De the necessary effect of the proceeding?
When they deposit their products In the
warehouses tue volume OF the currency Ia
Immediately expanded and prices rise,
because the government has Issued new
treasury notes to the amount of 80 per
cent. upon the products; but when they
withdraw the products for sale in the
market the volume of the currency is i'm
mediately contracted and prices fall be-
cause when the withdrawal Is made all
the treasury notes originally loaned must
be returned and cancelled. The very mo-
ment the deposits are made, and as long
as they remain in the warehouses, and
beyond the control of the farmer, there
is an enormous and dangerous initiation
of the currency, and prices are high, but
the very moment the farmers withdraw
their products for sale there Is an enor-
nous and dangerous contraction of the
currency and prices are low.
EFFECT ON THE CURRENCY.
"According to the latest Official report
upon the subject the total amount Of
currency in the country is 81, 060, 1884,
OIL, but the sum of S622, 764 ,27S is held
in the treasury of the United States,
leaving about 81 500, 600, 600 in active
circulation among the people. 1t was
SAID by one of the leading advocates of
this scheme, who appeared before the
senate committee, that in order to carry
1t o,.t 1t would be necessary TO double the
present volume of currency in circulation
once every year, and as the products can
remain In the warehouses only twelve
months, of course about 81 500 900 900
would have to be retired aud cancelled
every year, two changes in the volume of
currency, either of which would be abso-
lutelY ruiuous 10 all the commercial aud
industrial interests of the people. No
business of any kind could be transacted
in any country in the world under such
financial system as this, and the farmers
and labOriug people would be the first to
feel its effects. The fluctuations in the
wages of labor and prices of commodities
would be SO sudden and so great that no
man could afford to enter into a contract
of any kind. All credit would be utterly
destroyed. The laborer would find that
the wages which he had agreed TO receive
when the currency was contracted would
be insufficient to buy bread for his chill
dren when the currency was Inflated;
ana the farmer would find, when he un-
dertook 10 purchase his supplies with the
treasury notes received on his products,
ton 1t would require twice as mauy dol
lars to procure the same articles Us were
required before the deposits were .. AIDE.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-09-01
Special NOTICES.
To Contractors.

On Wednesday, September l., A. D. 1890, at
Comanche, Tex. sealed bids are invited for the
erection of stone courthouse at Comanchei
the county cleI ks office At ComAnche, or at the
office OF Lsrmour & Watson, architects. Austin,
Tex, on and after September until September
Il. 1880.
Elch bid must be accompanied with certified
check, payable TO the treasurer OF Comanche
county in the sum OF 5000. in case OF failure to
give bond equal to one-half the cost OF the
bEildirg and enter into contract fer its erection,
The right is reserved 10 reject aoy or al bids.
Seal J. d. BONNER
Clerk County Court Comanche County Tex.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-09-01
Land Wanted.

For Drifting Park and livestock ASSN.
Sea led proposals for land suitable for Driving
Park and Fair Grounds in the vicinity of Fort
1885, land must be desirably located within
reasonable distance from the center OF the city
and must be accessible or made accessible by
both railroads and street cars. Proposit ions
must not be for less than lOl acres. By order of
The Committee. L. c. Wall, secretary.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-09-01
Il Pleasing Sense

OF health and strength renewed and of
ease and comfort follows the use of
Syrup of Figs, as it acts in harmony with
nature to effectually cleanse the system
when costive or bilious. For sale in SOC
and 81. 90 bottles by all leading drug
gistS
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-09-01
VIII Reopen September 8, 1s9O-sherman, Tex.
TRINITY UNIVERSITY.

Located on Tehuscana Hills, six miles out
from Hexia. Ample buildings, Thorough
courses OF study. competen: corps OF teachers
sexes. Term opens September Is. 1890. For
particulars write B. D. COCKRiLL,
President, Tehuacana, Tex.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-09-01
SITUATION WANTED-MALE

A UCTIONEER-I want position with re-
~ sponsible firm for the fall season. Address
A. c. Shattuck. Fort Worth. 26-2
ROOK-KEEPER-A gentleman who under
ID stands book keeping and is willing to work,
wants situation. Box "A, Rhome. Tex.
EARPENTER-Work wanted BY q first-clasa
" carpenter. Address Room 8, Powell Block.
T. D. Atkinson.
! sIIIY EDITOR-Wants situation as city editor,
4 reporter or on the road, salesman or writer.
Address. Experience, lT06 Jones ST., city. 29-6
| CLERK-A young man of three years. expert
y ence wants position in wholesale or retail
drug house; good references. Address o.
box 81, Roby, Tex. 29-6
II INCONSISTENCIES, permanent position in
good Texas town, by frst-class druggist;
married: registered in Texas. Address, James
H. Person, Lampasas, Tex. l-6
EINGINEER-Marrie man wants position as
u second engineer or fireman in town or conn
try. Six years experience. E. w. E., care
Gazette. 21-6
y ROCER-Young man of experience and good
" rustler wants position in grocery store.
Address boz 13a, Abilene. Tex. 26-3.
HOTEL CLERK = " anted, situation BY
u young man of experience as hotel clerk.
No objection to night work. Good references.
| viii be ready October /. D.. this office. 1915
Ii ARDWARE-Wanted by young man, po-
/ sition in hardware house to learn the bus
mess. Good references given. Address, box
1873, Abilene, Tex. 1858.
I iHHRMA CIST-Wanted. situation By Ger
\ man pharmacist, registered by examination.
Best OF references. Address r, this ONCE. 29-6
BENMAN-Wanted, a position by a young
l. man OF sober and Industrious habits and
good penman. Address T. S. j., 2l4 West
Weatherford street. 2I-3.
DENMAN-An elderly gentleman, good pen
4 man. and will make himself useful, desires
employment. Address, J. E. s., No. 91g E.
Fifteenth street. 25-3
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES wanted by a young
= city solicitor for grocery store. Ap-
ply st once to X. l., care OF Gazette. 1876
N NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. by an experienced
y merchant and salesman qualified to zell dry
goods, clothing, groceries and general ner-
chandise. References given and exchanged.
Address B., care Box 1l5. Plano, Tex. 2g-6
Observation-Disclosures position as salesman
- or bookkeeper by a competent man of ex-
perience and moral habits. ]. L., Box 272 Bel
ton. Tex. 27-6
II MISUNDERSTANDING OF the University Of
) North Carolina, wants to teach in Texas.
Highly recommended. Address, NJ. W. Eyer
ton, A. B., Hendersonville, N. c. BIS
w ATCHMAN-Wanted, a situation as watch
w man or similar kind Of work in a wholesale
house. Address f. G. R., care Gazette office.
s6-2
WANTED-A good all-rouud printer sober
w ard industrious, wants position on coun-
try newspaper. Reasonable salary. Best refer
ences furnished Address. Thin Space, care
Gazette. Fort Worth. 2e-5
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-09-01
FL ASCAAL.
MONEYTOIOANo On e. 55;n'

ranches. Vendors, lien notes Purchased or ex-
tended before o. after maturity. Interest low.
Prompt attention to sppiic2sions. No delays.
In Fort Worth National bank hutldinz. she
W. c. Eelcher I. II. Company,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-09-01
TYPEWRIT ERS.

~ II. JONES & CO.
THE TYPEWRITER AGENTS.
OFFICE DESKS. FILING DEVICES.
LEGAL BLANK CASES.
TYPEwRITERs SOLD ON EASY TERMS.
WRITE FOR CATALOGUE AND PRICE LISTS.
72e Main street. Dallas. Tex.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-09-01
GAZETTE'S LETTER LIST.

List ofletters remaining uncalied for IN the
counting room on yesterday. Persons calling
tor them will please say auyer Used:
Art Printer, 2. NJ. B., 2.
E., s. RS. C., s.
Grocer. 2. S. G., 2.
House Keeper, l. W. B., l.
Mrs, F. 8.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-09-01


TsARBER-A good barber wanted to run my
IL shop in Santa Anna, Coleman county, Tex.
W. D. stephenson. BIG
DAKER-Wanteda at once good baker Steady
ID job to the right man G. 1. Henden,
Mineola, Texas. H-3
pOYS-Wanted, boys to make themselves
~ useful around the building. E. E. Chase's
new residence. Sl-6
EOY-Wanted boy to work in mail room and
~ set type; apply at Gazette business Office at
once. 27-iO
EoY-Wanted, messenger boy, one TO help
IL about general office WORK. between twelve
and fourteen years OF age. References required.
Apply to 1901 East Belknap street. 2'-3
4 ,OOK-Wanted, a head cook a; Fort Worth
Y. University, with good references. Address.
W. 1 Graham. 29-6
a. Advanced, a first-class man to run steam
- laundry. Address j. NJ. Reed, Wichita
Falls, Texas. 2S5
NJ AN-Wanted, a good carriage ironer and
M jobber. Steady work. Apply Bowles &
Holden, 400 Rusk street. pa
M ECHANICS-Wanted. twenty good brick
vi yard laborers and good brick setter;
also ten stone cutters. Apply to Lowell, Miller
L Hood, Childress courthouse, Cnildress, Tex.
MEN - Wanted. on Weatherford. Mineral
vi Wells and Northwestern Railroad. Apply
to Laing & smoot. Weatherford, Texas.
I, TENO GRAPHERS-Wanted, two male stem
- cgraphers for railroad positions out of town.
salary, $50 and S71 per month. Address B.
Mcdonald, city. l-2
IGN WRIIER-Wanted, a good sign writer
-; and decorator can ind employment by ad-
dressing w. L. Mcdaniel. secretary Mineola
district fair association, Minsols, Tx. 27a
G TOOK TRAINER-A good trainer of horses
~ can get paying situation by applying at
once to Alvord Fair Association. Alvord, Tex.
I'EACHER-Wanted. frst-class teacher as
l principal in the public free school. Address,
P B. Caussearex, pre- 'iient Board OF trustees,
or D. NJ. Craven, secretary, Merkel, Tex.
w ANTED-A man, German or Swede, famil-
w lar with gardening and the care of horses.
Good wages. Apply to W L. Malone, care Ga
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-09-01
HELP MAsrEp-FEmALE.

DREssMAKERS-w Wanted, two good finish
l ers and two apprentices at Miss Dawson 3
dressmaklng parlors over n. l. Iathrop $. 10
~ 1RL-Wsnted, o white young girl for light
" house work; 413 East Fourth street. Sl-6
II oUsEKEEPER = Wanted, housekeeper by
- gentleman ten miles out of city. Prefer
widow lady; would not object to one or two
children; must not be over thirty-fve years old
and good cook; only thres persons In family,
two boys; good place and permanent home for
the right woman Address, NJ B., this Office
u OUSEwOMAN-Wanted . housewoman.
~ None but good one need apply. Mrs.
Russell. 5OS East Weatherford street. 26-S
uoUsEKEE PER = widower wants house,
~ keeper and cook. Address w. J. NJ care
Gazette. 2s-5
7 ADIES-%anted-Ladie to solicit in theiE
~ own towns and counties on commissions,
Address NJ. L. W. Gazette. II
pRINTER-Wanted. competent lady printer.
Wages, SO per month; good board. 81. so
pei, month nth Address Mills County Journal.
NN TRESSES-Wanted, at once for 3 hrsI-
w class restaurant, three respectable girls as
mattresses. Address, Y. 4, Gazette Office.
26-2.
SITUATION wANTED-FEmALE.
LADY OF refinement wishes a position as
n housekeeper in frSt-claSs hotel or a
widower's family. l am Just here from the
East. Address Housekeeper, care Gazette
office. 26-3
COOK-A respectable woman wants place 10
Y do cooking in boarding house il family
where she can get good wages. Address this
Office, Mrs. NJ. S. 29-5
COOK AND AOUSEKEEPER-Wa Wanted stu
" alton cook and housekeeper in nice, pri-
vate family. Address B. B., care Gazette
Office. 2S-S
NOOK-First-class cook wants position in tirst-
- class family. 50 Calhoun street. 27-3
OOPYING-A young lady desires position in
u Office to do copying. Writes a good plain
hand. Address o. L., Gazette office. 26-3
fNIRI-White girl wants position house
u girl in a private family. Address A. L.,
care of Gazette, 29-6
"a oUsEKEEPkR-wanted, situation in 8
FL private family to dc house work by middle
aged widow lady: has boy four years old,
under good control: home the object. Address
81 East Thirteenth street.
( Observation-Disclosures, by young lady q
situati 10 do light homework in a
private family. where she can be respected as
one of the household. Call at Sis North Cherry
street. 29-b
~ ILLINER-A frst-class milliuer and sales
wv lady desireo situation Address L., care
Gazette. Pa
! type writer wants situation. Thoroughly
competent and experienced and recommended.
Address. w. NJ. M, care Gnzette. l-l2
G iENOGRAPHER-W position as
~ stenOgrapher in some good office. Good
reference. Address A. l02, Gazette office. BIG
TFEACHER-A lady wishes position as COM
L panion or teacher in family. Address L. s.,
care Gazette. 27-3
~ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS teacher wishes posi-
= ton in school or family. s., care Gazette.
27-S
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-09-01

BUSINESS CHANCES.
BOARDING HOUSE outfit for sale and house
Il for rent. Apply to 500 Rusk street.
EOR RENT-My farm and dairy six miles west
I OF Taylor Tex. Apply to Mrs. E. R. An
derson, Georgetown. Tex.
n ENSPAPER-A newspaper stock in one
~ wanted. A. D. Lipscomb, Crockett, Tex.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-09-01

I EVI WALKER, Attorney at Law, Moatagne
IL Tex. Special attention given to land ant
commercial litigztions.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-11-23
- PARA n@0n.
iilLNIIIQUES DE- PkIEGO Y'BLOCK!!
EN- LA IMPRENTA DEL "BOLETINn

De los primeros NADIA hay que de.
cir, pues son va ventajosamente como
|cidos los que hace amos Sc editan con
todo esmero en- esta Casa. V6ndense,
como de costumbre, precios reduci-
dos.
De los segundos, 6 Block, tenemos
grande y variado surtido, de todas cla-
ses y tamanos; sus textos de recreo son
verdaderas ENCYCLOPEDIAS, y ad6rnanlos
precios1simos cromos aleg6ricos inspi-
radios en- infinidad de asuntos artfsti-
cos, ,religiosos, cientfficos, hist6ricos,de
costumbres, tipos, etc, etc, etc.
Los Almanaques de1la Imprenta
del BoLETIN son ell NON plus ultra, 10
mismo por sus precios, fabulosamente
m0dicos, que por SUI selecta y escogi-
da calidad.
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INPAENTa DBL POLETlN.

Libros escogidos. Acaban de 70,
Giblrse en- esSa Inprenta, los ai-
guientes:
ROBERTSON. -- Nuevo curse
del isiioma ingl6s.
ABELLA. - Derecho Admins
ira avo.-Tratado de Sanidad y Be
nefioencia.-Manual de Hacienda
Municipal.- Practica Criminal
OoDTihuci6n y Amillaramiento.-+- -
Manual de FoEmElariGs.-M Manual
del Seczetario de AEUntamient0.--
Dereoho Administrative Bspsiiol.
-Ju<gadoa afanfcipales.-Man1a
de Ountribuei5n 1lerxitorial.-MR
nuaI dc PolieSs LFEbana.--ManuA
dc Las aGribu0ioDes do los AlCal~
dee.
OLLENDOgFF. -- Grsmatiea
inglesa.
GALAETE. -.Diceionario Mu-
niolpai.
VAZQUEZ QUBIPo Tablas
dc lOgaritmos.
GALiND0 Z ESOO9URA..~--Le-
gislacion Hipoteoaria.
UnnosiGAdes cientihcc-1GmSEkieme.
Las sFanas.
LIE fsEniiia dssconosids, pagius Dc
historic nsso3al.
81 mieraaaopto del doeter BaIlAa.
gsr.
Una nocha spsovsobsds, sl gas, el
pstt6iso.
Los miBEcTios de Ia lana, Ls hernia.
na Dis Rembrandt, etc,
OARTA8 de Santa Teresa de Jesus,
y otFoe sseritos Y Gocumsnsos Fefersn-
tes 4 eata grands y santa raRdEs.
COOP PEa.--Ooha Mercedes IS Cas-
ttlis, | soEgo en- g, con lAmiuAs.
| GHArEAuBRIAED. 81 iaenio de
llFlstianiamo, Z tonoss--LoE Natures
| SANTA TERESA DE JASUE.-
&Ssss.
| S0LDKyILLA.--J -Joyas d. Ia lite
ga1oss 5spaaoiA.
| BIBLIQTaUA Univsrsal, varies ko4ao
1 Ia 3SAA STA&GA%S4A < y@EtG1s
| Polo AI Ooapend1o ds Is iatinsaaI
| RLaRA r TeFtoas- Eosionas do Aggi
euiEuKa.
| PEREDA. Htatoria Natural
| CANOE. Fisica.
| MIGUEL DicclcnsTia latino.
| LL0ERiU. La Jahonerts.
s30lSBER0USSB. asoms*rta.
BRIiTo AGgsbTa.
! IS0NNkT. Geomstrta snslislon.
ULTLM0S diaa tic un ni6sofo
ERLIU, Fiaica y Quimisa.
, k0ARTlN GrAmatice latl ma.
OOMBLERAN GramAtica eaasslle
na.
ID. j. de LARRA.~~Ohrss, 4 tonao
FRANCISCO DE- QUEVEDO.-
81 PaFnaso Espsfol, 3 kom0aa ~-Obra
] seEias.~~Obras fastivas.
nj. j. QUINIAEA.--Obrss.
| ALARO0N..--Tsasro, Z tomoa.
FR. L. De GRANADA.~~auis
: pseaaossa.
4. pH s0LIa.~-.<joaqulasa da II
Iiiao.
LO1 ~ HAROIA.--posaiaA. 4
/ wstAAt1a,~~stosas naAstess,
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PlLD0RAS OPERATIVES
DELLA ANUlANA sEIaGL, PAaA L.

cnstipaci5p 1e vienlre, inaetives aator--
pe0iiuionto del higsdo, &e., SO.
Cifsrentes de muchss olAses de- msdloipEs CO
sGrtioAs, no hAcen que Ia ps.sona se sienta Eco
sutes de ssntirse ulelor. su mode do operRT
90 susve psro completo ain que le aoosnpAAs0
afectoH desasradaoles, tslss como s0&usAs
iolores, rstortiionss, &o.
Las PildOras Operatives de la Anoians
Ssigal Aon 10 msjor medioinA para IL fAmihs
que jamAs se ha deson bisrtc. Liinpian loa in
rsstinos dc todaE las xustAnoias irritautes y
los daian sn una ccnd oi6n SalSdabie. Ri me
joF raInedio en Is sxirtsncia para el dostractpr
DO naestras vidas---lA 0onatpaci0n del visntEe,
y sl sntorpecimianto dol higAdo --
Estae Pildoras aon IN preventive coDtgs ID
cslsrturaa, como igualments contra tods olaA
de entermsiaiss, hscieado -qas desApsrascsa
todas las materisa vauseoSss de los intessiuos
1peran con yigof, psro o. miEmo tempo con
usvidAd, ain caGSsr dolor slgEno.
y 20 coxs un fuerte rssf6ado, amsnass
- tieore, con dolcrss de cabexA, On 10 sspalas
On los miembros del caerpo, una o dos doeih
e las PildorRs Operativss de ia ancians Ssise
aar&n cue dszapsreEOa sl slrsEfriAdoy Prsventirs
q Heora.
Un ezt6mago Euoio ss a cAasa de EnA 90.
trR On Ia lsngEa, con IN gusto Asperc de-
saKradable en- Ia boca. unas caantas d6ais
do las Pidcras Operatives de Ia snoisna 5eige
limpiarkn d sst6mago, AAr&n qse degapaFascs
el NAL gzsto y restituisan oil aPstito, dsval-
viend0 con este In bzenE aalEd.
Goa frccaenoia sSoede qne cuaRdo ios aii-
mentos no son bgencs sstan parciaIaientt
detsriorsdos, produoen snSermedsdea, indie
podoioRss, n4useas y dssrres. Si 80 hnplA j.
ostoaago de assA impurexs Oon Hna dcsis d,
las Pildorss Operatives de la anaiEnA s@igei
3esapareosrkn todos ssos sfsotcs dssagrsds-
bes, rssaltark una buens salad.
LAs PildoraA Operatives de Ia Gncisaa aaigsl
previensn los males efsot0s que ocsaiena si
4xcesc On comeF bebsr Una baena d6sis
81 tempo do acostarss haoe cue { 10 mshans
siguiente - encusntrs Ia persona ea an 81
tado psrfscto para stsnder Eas ocsPaoEonss
nsgoCi0s.
EEtAa p1dosas, ssEAndo azuoarsdaa, son pla
centeTas al pomsrss, obvi&ndcse sqnsl gust.
des4grSdable, tan comun en- cssi tcslss Ias pti
doraz.
El sr. DR.. Don y. Amaya, de San viosnt,
FL @2lvad0r(, escrl6e, con Teohs IL de Acf1'
lie 1885, 10 siguiente: III suncnto del ne
socio ra notsTianents sn progfesa medp1a
lss sEs medicines Ea corcsoAn, por sfeatg o.
os 5TiIsates a1eotos en- 81 aplicsa'cG. u
10Y In61ioo hs obasFvsdo diohoa etectoB;
90 mAdiooa son Los llamados geaeraiisar t.
cus! msdicamento ror 60 haen exito."
Los 9reE. isdrahltA, Viilegas = Ola eIni-
aentss farnAcsztioos De Mcieilin, Colombia J
s>oribsn con fecha 9O de 5etisnbre, de 1854,
% siguisnts: "Tensmos Sl gssto aa manifes
lar a Y. qus sl Jsrabe de seigel rs tenihA
muy bzsna saapteGi3n 81 ssta eiudsd = son
prodaeido rnsgnihoos steet0s sn las pegsd oa
qus 10 nan tornado
Sc vsnde por tOdos los Farmso6utieos
10 yendedoFes de Medicina por todo el
mundo y por Propietarios, A. j. White.
Limited, 54, Warren stFset, Gueva York'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-11-23
A v / e,> O.

En- La EznpPaACa del BOLErIg 81
IA recibido al RagniAco libro tituls-
10 EIPasso@ssa y Ies Maso~as, por
Leon Taxii. junto CON Las aotsales
CoaTssioass del mismo. Aden&s, ae
han rscibilo M0aaales dc Dt1aAsss.y "
niselss con lnevos EeEOs, el Risss&l
8enaaaa I'd Rarsaassas, heFDaosos Pp-
eiGca1Dr0s, gus 60 recOmiendan "a
ioa aehosaH Cures, infnidad de
agomoa y taSiesss de fantasia para
Seiioitaci6n, pgaaioalsimaa, y una
,GDaoaslAad 80 eIsgant0s y 1tiles
lslesea tse aHur1toEa2.
T'e.3o &a $aB1s / Deeei0s lim1tk
n.