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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-10-18
Real Estate Transfers.

Matilda NJ. NJ. Busby TO Geo. Busby, part
east ... ~ 'o-...,.r 200
part of section 70, township south,
range west NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 6UO
John NJ. Crabbe to Walter A Cook, part
OF lot2, BLOCK /, plat ID, salt Lake City
Sarah Heath Cannon to Lydia c. Carlson.
part Of block 30, plat {, Sat Lake City
survey -------- ....-----------.-- oUO
United States of America to Edmund
Price part of section 9, township south,
VIM Leak and wife to VIM Brown, part
OF section !, township south, range
lUU
John Strickley and wife TO Geo. E, Chand-
ler all OF interest in the Hoogley min
ing claim and other property -....------
Lucy \. Harrington, ct al. to Lorin w. De
Witt, lot So, block !, Harrington, Don
nelly Newell subdivision -------------- $40
Maggie B. Thompson to Gordon S. Bills,
part of section IS, township south,
range ! west. 1000
Maggie B. Thompson to Bertha L. en-
sen. part of section 3d. township south,
John Cook and wife to Merari North, part
of section 80, township south, 1onge
6aSt---.-----
JOS phi Geoghegan to Maggie Demming,
lots and :, Rice & Gelder's First addi-
| ton, and other property 1900
! John Rosendale and wife 10 j. j. Walton,
part of lot s. block 45, plat B, Salt Lake
John R. Oswald and wife TO J. ]. Walton,
part OF lot g. block as plat B, Salt Lake
M SrIs s septey to William A. Andrew
part OF section 3, township SOUTH
| range west. J.
Jos. Biesenger and wife to August String
niber. part Of section "a, township
SOUTH range east------- S,o7'
M, 90 .
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AT SOCIETY'S SHRINE
Most of the Events are Pros
spective.
THE HERALDS CARD BASKET.
Few Parties Last Week-Personal Movements
Some Activity Manifest at Fort
Douglas-Sundries.

OR some time we
have been hating
between the two
seasons, and as it
has been too warm
to give any sort of
an entertainment
in the city, and too
cold to give enc
elsewhere during
the last three or
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-10-18
WITCHER JONES.

says '1et the best man win" The public
says amen, and the first man in will be the
best.
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CENTRAL DEMOCRATIC SOCIETY OF SALT
LAKE COUNTY.

An adjourned meeting of the Central
Democratic society of Salt Lake county
will be held at its rooms, Nc. 46 East Sec
ond South, on Tuesday, October 20, at
%. m. Business of Importance. full at
tendance requested. (. II. DYER,
]. r. LETCHER, President
Secretary
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-10-18

HARRY R. BROWNIES CORONATION
Check system of accounts. Highest award
Utah Exposition, 1891.
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No. l49 West North Temple. =
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koL KURA (JoHNsoN) for Colo, Cholera
Diarrh9a. Free ssmp. johnson, Pratt & Co
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SILVER BROS IRON WORKS.

HoOper-E Idredge building, 40 S. Main.
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Prof. G. f. Pau has located his cooking
school in the Telluride block, E. Third
South, and in the coming week will send
out Invitations for an illustrated lecture on
the art of cooking and baking and the man
ner of teaching the same, after which he
will form classes. No housewife can afford
to let this go by and rare treat will be
given to those attending.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-10-18
EYE AND EAR. DIR. LYONS.

ROSES Alb THE YEAR.
Readings. under Utah National bank
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-10-18

Cash prizes awarded at the fair will be
paid on application to the secretary. Med
ais and diplomas must be prepared, and as
this will take some time proper notice vii
be given when they are ready.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-10
WASH DRESS GOODS.

THE TERMS APPLICABLE TO OUR WASH DRESS GOOD
arc handsome pretty, sweet. Those threo styles
beauty are all embraced In the choicest limo offered
house. Tho all Importers manufact.-
ors arc collected In this ono grand display
We load with tho great European Novelty Korah Molro II
printed goods. made from Egyptian
combod Yarns combined with tho effect producing
richness only to highest class silks Evor,
house advorses Scotch oinghams and zephyrs
ugly than pretty patterns different; w
have Immense assortment evoy pattern Ia beauty
tho ooors and rich. producing
nossod In this class OF goods, and perfectly
We are also showing stylish patterns In American Cling
hams.
The old Standby Printed Saloons largely
in all qualities, and the Canton Cloth. by Simpson
Sons deserve special Of design.
Tho patterns In Prints very pretty w
speak OF them.
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Builcr has great Law practice. and
many irons IN the FIRE besides % bic
bunting factory, his granite quarfies
aud ~ IN and NJ forth. Hut much Of
his law practice y made az Of dc-per.
nte cases, such a. those claims before
the Court Of Claims which no one elsc
will undertake. aud In which the COM
pcnsltiDu H. all contingent upon sue
cvss. ncndcs, like Dihet meu with
many if0us IN heating, he cannot Keep
them all white hot, and lo.cs Uvury
now aud then ON ole u thom. Ihun,
too, he n one " the most generous and
charitable VI men. He lives ON scale
which seems Uxtravagaut u most men.
keeping up three or four establish.
mtnis--oue here. one iu Lowell one
In R0-iOu, aud rD un-aud treating MI
hls relatives nud friends most gem
urDu-'y IN all his dealings with them.
Rough ami grun NJ lie sometimes
seems, III. heart is tcndeucss ierif,
AMI his compassionate ear aud hand
are always upru. lie gives away a
small iurtuue ovVry year 10 ray moth
Ing ul hi. "ihnnk you" practice, which
exceeds that oi any other lawyer Ia
the United States, bui probably ~ the
world. Naturally, with all hi- sifcwl-
mess, lac l. deceived hy the duslguiue
aud ,oses more money In this way thnu
mUst people give away. Jules his
forthcoming "i,omlui-cenct-' Weld u
large sum Butlcr win not leave u
large fortune behind mm. fhfudri-
tiiif HfcOrd.
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DRESS GOODS.

EVERY DRY GOODS HOUSE KEEPS DRESS GOODS. Bui
scarcely house in America show the collection
superb things oifor this Spring Thoy
strung along Now Lake. SOMETHING
NEW IS ARRIVING DAILY Tho purchases OF elk past
would equal seasons line.
Ladies cannot form tho faintest idea elegantly
iasefully hey dress by calling examining
our choice stock Of Fronoh Novelties
effects In our Dross Goods Department
Wo shall show a line OF Challos, tho patterns
ooorings Of which pronounced works o.
our Continuation Plaid Robes tho tasteful.
moderate price, produced; pat
terms OF European Novelties Of pattern
alike something to DO proud OF.
Tho Wool Pads embrace oolors before attempted
and. together with tho patterns, simply Immense and
styos suitable to all ages.
Our Black stock worry complete. In which
showing many novelties faro offered very
prices place Honrottas sorgos. Cords. pagonas
Twils.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-10

BosruS, Apul lo.-The H,rdid cor
respondent al Ottawa, ont, leafie
from most reliable sources from the
agents Of the Dominion government
Ia Great Britain and on the continent
that the outlook for emigration ~
Canada during the coming seasou IL
more unsatisfactory and di~CUumging
than fof several year.. The unusual
efforts Of the government ~ lding yet.
tiers here during the coming summer
viii likely mvut with failure The
cause Ia said 10 BE- the state OF religious
aud political Affairs In Canada aud the
uncertainty which surrounds the DO
minion'B future fiscal policy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-10

HALIFAN, April l0.--rhc Liberals
won a sweeping victory Ia Prince Ed.
wards Island yesterday. Four mem
bers, three oi whom were supporters Of
the government, Resigned their seats In
the Legislature In order 10 become
candidates for the Dominion House Of
Commons. This election resulted Ia
the return Of four opposition oandi-
dates. This defeats the government
aud will compel thom either 10 resign
or To dissolve and make general ap.
zeal 10 the country.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-10

olscovRAoiHo ourLoon ron rmi.
GRAFTON TO CANADA.


SrmNdrIm.D. Mo-, Aptil l0.-The
sovetcst hail storm In ten year. ragged
here yesterday. Win lows were broken
iiy the hun ltcis. The hailstones were
~ big ns hens eggs. Many persons
received severe briiscs. a cyclouc is
reported 10 have passed over Nevada,
Missouri and Sandoval, Kansas, last
night. Several buildings were blown
down. Nobody i reported killed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-10

sniLA, April iO.-it now transplros
that u was the commander.in.chlef Of
the Manipur forces who was killed In
the engagement between Lieutenant
Giants forces ami the forces Of Mani.
puris referred 10 In yesterdays die.
pntchcs, aud not the usurping raIah.
rhu latter according TO a letter 70.
coived by the Niccfoy Of India, was
executed by the loyallsts after III. mas.
sacrc Of the British forces nj Mnnipur.
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LEBANON, No., April l0.--At 2
O'Clock this morning william =,
skaggs, United States prisoner en-
route To Columbus, Ohio, pcnitsntlary.
Ball" train, white tbs train was NOV
ing nj rapid rata.s, No trace OF him
has since been distoScr-d.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-10

CoHi, April i0.-Honry Campbell,
private secretary to parnell, has entered
action for libel against Mrs. II. \.
Magic, proprietor u the Cork Herd "a
and Alderman John Hooper, lately
editor Of TINT paper, for charging that
lac procured houses for meetings Of
parnell and Mrs. O'Shra.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-10

BosroS, April l0.-rhe expert who
has been examining the books Of the
Boston Water Power Co., finds an over
iasu. of about u 900 shares OF stock,
most Of which Is eight or ten years old.
VIM. Is. Brown, the late treasurer l.
in such poor health that no explana.
ton eau be expected from him.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-10

SAS FRANCISCO, April To- Frank
BARNARD, coal dealer, Ina. fnil'd. The
liabilities are sS3,uOO. The creditors
estimate the assctA ut twelve 20 iiitccn
cents On tile dollar. The failure was
caused by the recent heavy inilux Of
coal.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-10
WHITE GOODS and EMBROIDERIES.

WHITE BLACK GOODS is THE ONE NEW THING UNpet
tho you want to thom they n Erbrol
derod Fiounelnss. India Linens. Checks, Lace
Effects, Cords and Stripes year
have all tho comfort there wearing
dress and yo be dessod In black You should early
tho novelty being there thero belns
enough to supply tho demand
We have limo n White
brodeed FIouneinsa in o,yvo-neh for Ladies'
twony-seven inches for chdren. will course
Founoings In other storos, but you combined
with choapnoss, you will buy them OF u.s.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-10

and other like derivatives Of coal.taI
dlsiillation. the physiological action II
which we Ms yet but halt understand.
In like manner should Other we'll.
En0wn antipyrutics, and particularly
quinine, not lie given, ~ they invafia.
Bly, decrease the comfort Oftho patient,
lower tie temperature but very little
and prolong the duration ~ the attack.
CARt SEfttV, NJ. u.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-10
rur KiurLIND rr.-Lr


CLEVELAND, ohio, April l0.-rhe
proposition 10 sell the old Kirkland
Temple, ~ lie removed To Chicago Tor
exhibition during the WOril's Far
has met with strenuous opppsition. lt
l. believed that not money enough
could be- offered 10 inducethcu li mem
bcfs ~ The Church 10 part with II with
their consent
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Charged witt Having sei rirc 10 ,h
Italsi.

DALLAS, Tex, April 10, - Henry
kaufman, proprietor u Georgia Hotel,
which was burned a few days ago, In
death aud several others seriously in'
Jurcd, has heeu arrested charged with
having fired the building.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-10
Acccpiab,e To the Canadian / tavern.
meut

OTTAWA, Ont, April iO.-A dis.
patch 10 The Govornor.G General Inns
been received from Washington, an.
nounclng that Secretary Blaine has
fixed Monday October g, ~ the date
for the reciprocity conference. This Is
acceptable To the Canaiian Govern.
mont.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-10

NEW NoHlS, April iO.-rhc general
manager NJ the Nicaragua Canal
Company has received adviccs this
morning by cnhlc from Greytown,
from President Warner Miller nnd HE
party that they are Ia good health.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-10
sister raui Summoned 10 IN. o,her
Side.

CiNcINsATt, April l0.--Si.tcr Mary
Paul, 'Supuriorof the slster u Charity
Uf the United states, died last night at
the Good Samaritan hospital here.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-10

WAsiusumS, April lO.-fhls day
being the loom anniveray " the es-
Enlistment Of tho American patent
system, the delegates % the patent con.
ference celebrated II 10y visit To Nj.
Vernon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-10

BrENos AYnrs, April ~. - The
suspension u The port works l. EN-
minent Fourteen generals have
slgucd manifesto against the Milre-
ROca coalition.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-10

A very interesting AMI instructive
lecture by Elder Andrew Jensen, Ia
pamphlet form, just the thug % send
nhfund ~ friends or for ma -iouaflas'
nee. Only cent, pr copy. Al DE'-
uur NEws uiilrr. d&s
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NOn CAM AlMays TIL.

Bnrrows-l believe that when coat
hts man he should wear II.
Biinkers-So did It'll got ninety
days for it.-Iz.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-10

FoRr ScOIT, kans., April iO.-Roy.
Joseph Cook OF Boston Is seriously III
here with Ia grippc.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-10

WAsriIHG1uN, April To- General
Spinola rassed nn uncomfortable night
mud was somewhat weaker this morn.
Ing.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-10

Nrw SOHlS, April l0.-Goli coin to
th, amount Of ss,bOO,OD1 was ordered
to,Iny for shipment to Europe.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-10

wAsnfsGrus, April lo.-Attorney.
General Miller Ii much improved and
resumed duties this morning.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-10
NEWS N A NUTSHELL.

TO build il.
,,.,,,u,.,
hs Mea VI we oh'teu Saw -.
M ll'. w .ne ln', census j. 80.
WV squ'te h''icr, hNelu'lNo '" A'sN"'
Connecticut tnLpa out Tia. most tat-
ents. Massachusetts comes second and
Rhode Island thlrI.
o,, u.l.t. IA,
wires are all underground. No acct
dents ever occur.
Nh. ruins ~ IIerc,,lane,,m and
I,ou,r.ii ,,.,, ,ii.cnv.,,.d by ths father
n, ~. iat. nr schIicmnn tbc .xnl,T.r
nj ,lr.e,e
ithas been raining IN Summer Conn
", Georgia, necessarily iot ~ usys.
nc a Iemagr !" iarin' Is eH'lni''u ~
~. a. ,,,t, A., ~
'' " 1870 ~ Wv ,,,,i,
,, .s ~ WIZ" p,"pO 's'. W. W.,
s., ~ Wv, -, '' ~ o,, a"
'"s''" my =" WV s-'''''''''
The ten largest elites Of the world In
the order Of their size, nr London,
Paris, New York, Caution. Berlin,
Vienna, Toxic, Chicago, Philadelphia,
and 81. Petersbufgh.
II y thought that the oldest church
IN Ameflci y ia SANTA re- ~. Va;
Ihcte IA IN that church phhllng OF
VIC "Nnnunei'uon,' saiu 70 DC th'
Oldest IN the world
Mayor Gran, OF New York CITY ha-
exercised Ills authority AZ dramatic
censor. He prohibited The play "Thou
shalt Noip from leiug plnyed nj the
tfninn S1,nfc Theatre.
castle nsfi.n, We old emlgraht
u'pnto Q! New hort oity' WIZ ." cen.
hall. The Legislature will authorize
the expenditure of 5000 u.
a.. ,,..,, A., r,..t..u. -, A..
Co. .i ~, " f ..I W w
'.i.iP ',.,i,, r,;;i.tii ~"
'i,.' ''u-"', ~ a.
i.ii,. gu yns'' MN VIZ" '""
"'''' Nv" ''"''S'
British Guiana has diamond ex.
element. Mr.. kaufman, miner,
collected Gss stones and sent them IN
London. Ofthese 6s3 turned Out pufe
diamonds. The governor, liori Gar.
manstown. speaks enthusiastically Of
the discovery.
The number OF clalm agents rccoR-
niked ny TIE fcnriun bureau, anu ~
active service, IN d'I3D. People tnlk
about mn invasion from ltaly' why
the nation that can stand that army OF
pension agents nrru lear nuinlng from
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-10

The History Ut the hammock STAKE,
compiled by Andrew JrnnDn, anil late
~ published IN the DrstHEr WEEKLY,
has now been issued In pamphlet lru,
and can now h. had nt the DEsERFr
NiNys office nj % cents per copy. dNs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-10

wAsnINuroS, April lO.--General
BosocmuH slVpt well and Is much ini'
proved today.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-10

Go 10 y. T.. Gudmuudson, 80. q
=. Thirteenth last Street, salt Lake
City, ami order your lrsi-clav li0rka,
Footing, liuhblr, etc. Tnwgiug Toe.
Der suuRfe foot. az
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-10

NEW YORIs, April l0.--Anna Dick.
inson left the city this forenoon for
Goshen, NY, where SHE will under
70 medical treatment.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-10

LONDON, April, io.--ProL Tyi dali is
rapidly improving.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-08-30
FOtograf1a en....... prOsa

Els su nOmbre. ----.i Adios lba empezar
por donde los demas concluyen. Como SO ha di-
cho de todas las senoritas fotografadas, que tie
nen abios como corales, dientes cual perlas, ojos
despidiendo rayos, que hieren etc. etc pa7eeien-
do asf que son gem6Ias las hijas de este suelO, 20
me separO dc esa rutna con franqueza dire que
NADIA tan superficial existe en- la que voy pre-
sentaros. Aquellas comparaciones, pOr 10 exage-
radas desagradan hasta las mas feas.
Fiso1omla simpatica primer golpe de vista,
delgada, en- buena re.ac6n con su elevada esta-
tura, facciones delcadas ell suave color de la
rosa en- las meillas, nos presentan un conjunto
hermosO en- tOda ella. Vste siempre con elegan-
cia sencllez, es de trato afable y modesto su
ma. Algo retraida de festas y paseos, por esta
Capital tan apetecidas los ounce ahriles, pre-
iere en- ell pntoresco Santurce las familiares reu-
niones una vida tranquila dchosa
Reside mi fotografada este bell pals des
do sus primeros amos aunque recuerda nata-
licio es de Ampurdan (Cataluna) es puerto rique-
ma de coraz6n. Mega rOtundamente tener novio,
pero sabe que cuando quiera 10 tiene seguro.
Su nombre apellidO 10 llevan dos hermosos
vapOres que vistarOn esta bahia prec samente
Julio pr6ximO pasadO>
PGWlG.
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ATENC CION :

Una famila decente que habta casa cen
trica de esta Capital, desea alquilAr un par de
habitaciones muy claras y frescas con ftente
a la brsa Independence en- una gaIeriH. En-
la tienda de. Ambos -NuadoS de Ba, 9 Y c. San
JustO 81 infOrmaran. So
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VARIEDAuES

Rectas de MADEIRA para carpinterOs ma
quinas para hacer helados por 81 solas en- Is
IniEutos de todos tama1los cuchilos tene-
dores enterizos; cortaplumas de novedad con
balanza para pesar hasta 5 kilos; motones de
hero con cadena de pate1te para elevar ID Y
Is auintales, en- el almacen de los seflores NJ
Roman Y 30 PR.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-08-30
OJO OJO

Vino Gallego del Rio de Ia Ulla, muy sa-
perior SO Vende precios m6dicos, sublda dc
la Puerta dc Espana, Izquierda.
y 6PSe cuidan caballos con eSMerO sui-
dado ala salida de Puerta dc tiorra 30 ga
ranti2aR los paskos.=A9adres Cairo
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-08-30

ALMANAQUE Domingo 80 XIV D.spues
de Pentecostes, Santa Rosa de Lima.
EFEMERIDE E.-175 -Vnelve encargar-
SO del Gobierno de la Isla, don Est6ban Bravo
de Rivera. A
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IA MU LIT A
S~eesores de Dorado 9 eompaA

SWessores de DorGdo y eompalsg9
81 mas antique acreditado EsbablecinisM-
to de
CH0CoLATERIA
que existe en- la Capital. L.. = sr.- >.'s..
Sc fabrica chocolate de todas calidades pre-.
eiss, pOr los procedimientos mas modenos.
No hay quien desconozca la fama del "
CHOCOLATE DE la MULITA
que por sus cualidades no puede eonfunthrs., con
ningdn otro. $3.50 e~*: i.
+ n: sURTIDo COMPLETE
de licores, vnos, conservas, aceites etc stc H.
ESPECIALTDAD EN- VELAs. DE CERA {
que se fabriean la 6rden, de a forma y ,slna1o
sue se deaSeR,
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Hay que oonfesaf que 81 amigo Gonzalez
es hombre que 10 entiende. En- su estabIeci-
miento Ia Elegagcia Guiana, muy .cerca de
la redaeci6n De IA CoRREsPONDHNCIA ha reu-
nido las principales prendas indispensables
para los eleganteas Sombreros, coTbatas, cue
Hos, bastones pa gas, ETC., etc Sabemos por.
eyperlencia que ALI se cOmpra bueno, bonito y
barato
-Yamos q yer, esposo mfo, sque me has
traido de Paris
81 esposo, sacando un reloj
@.-Te he trafdo -. ..
II Un relOj @Aa ss...- 49,.
No: la hora exacta de Observatorio de
aquella capital
Supongo amable ector, que to agradara
arreglar artisticamente tu cabelIora. En- casa
de Armas Y Jimenez hay los grandes peines Y.
peinillas. ademas reyolvers para defender
la pelleja y brandy tres estreZIGs y eanas = jun
quillos dorados. Y.... la mar.
En- el bano.s --s@. >-..-
La sonora K. dirigi6ndo su yerno:
Observe usted que dulcemente me aca-
rician las olas.
No me extrana, porque So .desde hace
mucho tempo que tienen NAL gusto.
La question social no es Ell el.sfontlo otra
cosa que la lucha de los que comen bien contra
los que no comen bien. Lo cual Quiere decir,
que tai question no existiTla, 81 tOda la humani-
dad pudiese conner en- la aeredtada fonda La
C0tGla9aG. -=~
81 la leche que generalmente SO expende
al pnblieO en- la CaEitdl de Puerto Rico tiene
mas leche que aqua aqua quo leche, no
es 10 que mas impOrta a don AnselmO, qui6n
asegura quo Ia policta deberia perseguir mas
los lecherOs, dcho sea con perd0n de la pa
labra. Lo que afocta nuestro amigo, es. que
nohaya descendido aun nnguna Real orden de-
clarandO que ell brandy tres estrelas JARNAC
CoRNAC de Bjsqujt~D0bOWche que Vende LuiRa
es el meior del Universe.
. LA EMULSION DE SCOTT ha dado los mas
brillantGs resUltadOs On el tratamientO de Ia
tisis pulmOnar, no deja duda que sus efectos
son sOrprendentes admirables en favor do
los enfermos tuberculosis.
LA Union Salvador, Enore Is 1888.
Sres. Scott y Bovine. New YOrk.-Muy Sc
hOIes mics: Tengo ell gustO de manifestarles
ono en- cuatrO amos de practical professional he
administrad0 la Emulsion que ustedes prepa-
ran, me ha dadO los mas brillantes resulta-
dos en- el tratamientO de la tisis pulmOnar, SOr
prendente me tue las prmeras veces YER los
efectos tan certerOs y favorabeS dc la E211WI-
sion de Sect, = desde entOnces Vengo emplean-
dOla en- casOs dc la misma naturaIeZa con fe
Ices reSuItadOs. He vsto hasta la realidad
sus admirabl3s efectOs en- favor de los enter
mos tuberculosis.
Hacienda justicia al m6rit0, les dirijo la
presente, suseribi6ndOme de ustedes afeetisi
mo servidOr.
Manuel ESqsive1.