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The Southern Republics.

The Government OF Ecuador has given all
needed assistance to tho American Scientific
Commission. the explorers and surveyors Of
which are preparing tho way for the inter-
continental railroad. Tho courtesy and hos
pitalitv Of Presiden, Caamano could not be
surpassed.
The budget report OF tho Government of
Uruguay, issued at the opening OF this month,
Isl model Tor all South American rerubiics
the treasury after rtoyidipR for tho public
service. tho interest on the debt. and the rail-
rond guarantees. Tho country 10 peaceful anu
prosperous.
The American Archaeological. Prof. +. W. Put.
nRm. has arrived In Peru. whore he will collect
arrhF illogical specimensfori The Chicago Expo
sitlon.
eound All its Obi igntinns can be met. and il
has the means OF payiny he interest on both
its domestic aud its foreign indebtedne ess. Tie
revenues. whirh have steadily increased since
thr tathroneu oIt of Don Pedro. are collected
in gold. aud the greater pnrt OF tho bank note
Issue is bnsed mron gold.
lhe apprehensions of hos: ilities between
Mondnrns nnd salvador have ,een removed
~" political SITUATION In Costa ktrn is ia, ora
HE TO Pence. There Q rel orrs OF revolution
AIRY rlots IN Guatemala arn INST the Barlllas
Government. 1ba operators OF the Recently
'lscovrrsd gold u inc on tho Caribbean side Of
the lsthmuS of Panama send favorable ac-
counts
The construction Of railroad through Mexi-
can territory In lmwrr California, from San
Diego to Sun Quentin. 100 miles. win soun he
begun. and may he completed this year. Tha
work IL 10 be .ono by ali English ouipany with
q Mexican subsidy
The sun., 1891-06-09
ChnnGes In Catholic PuIpits Made by
Archb,shOp COrrixan.

Chances In Catholic Fuipits Made by
Archb,shop Corrixan.
Ten Of the twelve priests ordained for the
diocese az New York on Trinity Saturday at
st. .Toseph's Seminary. Troy. were assigned to
duty yesterday by Archbishop Corrigan. The
ev John J. Conway goes to the Church
Of the Annunclation. Manhattanville: the Rev.
Michael A. Cunnif1. ST. Monicas Church. East
Seventy ninth street: the Rev. Thomas J.
Donlan. St. AGnes's Church. In East Forty third
street: the Rev. William r. Hayes. st. Gabri-
els Church. In East Thirty sev enth street: the
lev ThomasJ J. Krenan; the Church Of Our
Lady OF Good Counsel in East Ninetle street /:
Milton: the Rev James Magnon. the Church
Of the II Holy Innocents. In West, t,Thirty-seventh
street: the Rev.. Thomas +. O'tonnor. St.
3 s'ephen,s CHURCH. In Fast. Twenty eighth
The Holy Cross. in West Forty.second street.
and the Rev. John Ryan. St Josephs Church.
The rev Thomas J. Heaty and the Rev.
the Catholic University in Washington.
The Archbishop yesterday transferred the
Rev. p. J. Connich from 1T Stephens Church
f. ST. osephs Church In s,1h syehDne tse
Rose OF Ltma's. In Cannon street; the hey John
i. Weir. from St. hose Of Limn's 20 St. Colum-
ba's. IN West Twenty -tifth street; the Row DR..
]. j. Mah"ny from the Church Of the Holy
brady from st. AuGust!nes to St. Michael,s: I:
the new John J. a.cG6e from 81. raphael's
Chui ch to ST. Jerome. Church. Alexander av:
enue and l37th street: the row.. II. haywood
J"hn D. onch from the Church OF the Sacred
Henrt. in Nest Fifty-hrst street, to 81. Angus
tlno's Church. Sing sing.
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His Family Decidedly Objects to the Pre-.
posed Statue OF Mrs. George l.. Schuyler.
Some time ago the Woman's Memorial Fund
Association declared its Intention OF raising
by subscription fund OF $4,000 with which
to erect o statue of tho late Mrs. George L.
Schuyler as the typical phlanthropist and
exhibiting 1t at the Chicago fair. An immsdi-
ate protest was made by members Of Mrs.
Schuylor'e family against the carrying ont of
the project. but no notice being taken Of this
Mr.. Philip Schuyler has written the following
self-ex planatory letters:
To THE EpIToR OF THE, suN-,sS1:, .Yov
will greatly obliGe me and the family which
~ The letter explains itself. 1t was handed to
Tnuisasys May 2s"the ssereia'y Sec Sy'' rsiasins 70 70
ss sen. .s tho Of ets s
Ten aI days haze % passed and Il as Is have received
rs 20 @
as 81 the nm O. ths Int
toni that tho unaut tho! lied project OF erecting
g statue OF her and OF placing the same at the
this Woman's Menorial Fund Association."
% ba to sw 81 n
the coantry shall eseem + iavop you
VIII have my letter to Mira Thompson pub.
''hed in FULL am yours PsIyT Pps1y 1rpslyi ssaurnra
1891.
Mrs. kt.ao,M Thompson. Prr,fden. Eomans Memorial
FNad Associdfi0n.
DEAR MADAM: I have heard for the first time.
yesterday. OF the proposal OF your association
70 erect q life-stze etatue OF the late Mrs.
George 1. Schuyler Mary Norris HamiItonl; 70
the typical philanthropist;" and that COM
mltees are being formed throughout the
county. and money is being solicited to carry
out his project.
Had the family OF Mrs Schuyler. whom
repreRent. been consulted. or oven had the at
tention OF any one Of them been drawn to tho
ma, ter. We should certainly have protested at
the beginning against any such use OF her
name In thi- connection.
Mrs. Schuyler. though taking her share with
others In the phan ropic work OF her day. Ia
in no sense the typical philanihropist: and
10 place her In such Il position is 10 invite pub
lic criticism OF a sort whicn has area y been
made In the press.
In behalf Of her family whose sentiment on
this subject is conveye in this letter. respect.
fully request that the project SO far as she is
concerned. be Abandoned
shat be ohlieed for a prompt acknowledge
ment Of this letter. and Tor as onrly rerfy al
may be possible Very truly yours.
PHILIP SCHUYLER.
1891.
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Fruit. or tn. E.eyei,e.i Letter or Leo XIII.

Fruits OF the EaeyciicsI Letter or Leo XIII.
By reason OF the suggestions In the Popes
encyclical letter on the labor question. there
is likely to be an effort made here and else
where to establish Industrial organizations OF
which both the wage esrners and the employ
era shall bo members. and in which they shall
cooperate for. the promotion OF friendly rslh-
Nil. a strong desire Is ehpresssd for the for
nation of such relations between 9npitalists
and workinRmen NO shall be mutually adyan-
tageous and shall bring to- an end the strife
that exists between them, i is ior ne pnr.
that the new organization has been proposed
Thus far no method OF getting up or carrying
on q practicable project has been agreed upon;
but c, n8ultRtion between the parties inter-
ested may yet bring about the desired result.
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TO SUCCEED DIR. BRIDGMAM
The Madison Avenue Baptist Church Will
Call the Rev. Dr. Sander..

The Madison Avenue Baptist Church Will
Call the Rev. DR.. Sander~.
The Madison Avenue Baptist Church. OF
which the Rev. DR.. c. D. W. BridRman was
pastor until recently. when he was confirmed
In the Episcopal Church. will meet to morrow
evening to discuss the question OF successor
to DR.. Bridgman. 1t is probable that tho Rev.
DrH. NJ. Sanders will be called. The committee
a. pointed by the church to secure pastor
has dociGod Oh Dr. Sanders. and there is no
doubt that the church meeting will ratify the
acti n OF tho committee
DR.. Sanders is now preaching at the Marcy
Avenue Baptist Church. in Brooklyn. where he
has still three months to remain ON the agree
ment m ade when he went to that church. He
is young man. and was graduated from tho
Union Theological Seminary. and aiteI ward
from tho Rochester Theological Seminary.
His first! pastorats was at the Warburton
Avenue Babtist Church OF onkers. WHICH he
lett to come 10 the Central New York Church
In Forty. second q rect. He resigned the pas
torate OF the Central Church to take a two
year 8 trip around the world. On his return no
went to tho Marcy Avenue Church ln BROOKLYN.
The sun., 1891-06-09
MAGNIFICENT ST BERNARDs.
Col. Rupert Paid SIa, 900 for the Three
All SensIck Coming Over.

Col. Auppert Paid S1f, 900 for the Three
All SeasIck Coming Over.
-hree splendid rough coated St. Pernards
arrived here yesterday on the steamship Ari-
zona They were taken to the kennel OF Col
Jacob RUPERT. Jr.. in PouRhkeepsie. after tho
Colorei had given bond In $I.70O for the
payment Of the duties on them. in case the
Treasury dmepaFtment decides that they are
doRs for breeding purposes In which case they
come in free.
p: The most magnificent Of the trio is Scottish
hriRht. He Is Of a rich orange color, with 2
broad bro white conI White blaze and white chest
. Aristocrat the champion medal winner; q
inches high He Is majestic. active auimal.
orange color with perfect white MARKINGS.
The bitch at the kennel IL called Altonotte.
She ,s only II months old, e s3 inches in
iSormerly owned BY ,Mr sidney ". smith d
kuppert bought them for sl2,OOO. They wers
seasick dur Ing the entire voyage on the
Arizona. and were fed principally on eggs.
A ruppy II wecks old accompanied the big
dogs. 1t was consigned 10 Daniel Mann OF The
Gramercy kennel
The sun., 1891-06-09
Couldn't STOP HURRYING.
Mrs. Keudig's Flying Feet Saved Her Bs
by'a Iife. mud Then Kept On.

Mrs. X endig's Flying Feet Saved Her Bs.
by's Life. aud Then Kept On.
Ellen Kendig. year old. was playing in
front OF $50 First avenue yesterday at noon.
she picked up jackstone that two girls were
playing with on the door step and put II
into her mouth. II slipped into her throat and
Ellen got black In tho face.
Her mother. not knowing what had happened.
seized Ellen. ran to Bellevue Hospital. and set
cried What's the matter"
.ook atit!" .Iied Mrs, kendiR.
Gleason seized tne child and M ran Int the eI-
tandine 10 o ,ratfent, Or. Munkwi,z grabbed
Ellen BY the. feet. held her upside down. and
and he took pair OF forsps and recovered 4,
Hs said thst in O. minute more Ellen would
morsei OF hu nIanity ana ran all the way home
with her. without stopping to reflect that the
hurry WAS all over.
The sun., 1891-06-09
Says the Junlm.n Set Bullaos o. Hin.

Hebrew peddler. with his right hand COW
cred with bandaRes and his left hand and his
clothing besmeared with blood. entered the
Harlem Court yesterday. and demanded q
heaIinG he said no was BERNARD frank.
John Flynu's Junk shop at 12lst street and
second avenue.
I've got something for you." said FINN.
Come H." When the Isdd er had entered
Flynn set a vicious bulldog upon him. which
tore his hand; He had had he wound cauter-
gave him summons TO serve on the owner OF
the dog. Flynn says 1t WAS all the peddlsrs
The sun., 1891-06-09
NONE BUT
ROYAL
Baking Powder is
absolutely pure. No
other equals it, or
approaches it in
leavening strength.
purity. or whole

(See u S. Govt Reports No other made from
Of tartar specially refined for it and chemically pure No
other makes such light sweet finely favored and wholesome
food No other will maintain its strength without loss until
sed will make bread cake that will keep fresh long,
that be eaten hot with mpunity by dyspepcs No
other is economical
The official chemists Of the United States and Canada State
analysts municipal boards Of health, and physicians ndorse
the great qualities of the Royal Baking Powder
The sun., 1891-06-09
The Il, merlIda at Pnnama.

PANAMA. via Galveston, Tex, June s.-.with
the permission OF the Government The Chilian
steamer Esmerada 10 receiving about 400 tons
Of coal. which Is Icing .upplied Nv the n anna
RR' Dad Company. .rhf- fn.l has been SO
cured to able The Esmerlldn 10 proceed to
Arica. ma! itiine iowno Chill. She will prob.
ably leave about the 10th lust
The sun., 1891-06-09
How !. ThI-. Mr. McI.,u:bIIns

Dennis Hcaly OF Gs Catherine street says
that the work o! repai,s on his building is done
by union msn. ma that Delegate McIougblin's a
Iepolt to the Central Labor Union on Sunday
mtsrepresented The facts.
The sun., 1891-06-09
New TraIa 60 Chicago Via PennsyivAnia
RnlIrond

tant addition 10 The already .unsr service or tho Penn
eitvAnta iToAd from sW YORK, leaving daily At =
r NJ. and arriving Al shicaao a;lh ~. next day. lt
tpr6ugh WI hou Oh nee ~ coach or sleeper
The sun., 1891-06-09

When Baby was sick, We gave her Castoria
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss. she chung to castoria
when she had Children, she gave thsm CsstoriA
The sun., 1891-06-09
Linens,
for this week.

AOl kllhS WSSNs
Irish linen sheeting u inches
wide o5 cts per yd.
Irish linen sheeting "a inches
wide 70 cts per yd.
Irish linen sheeting 90 inches
wide IS cts per yd.
Hemstitched Linen Sheets
(2Hx2A)
s4.S5 per pair.
Hemstitched linen pillow cases
(22Hx3o)
sI.2o per pair.
.Lord&3 Taylor.
Broadway 4 goth st.
The sun., 1891-06-09
PRIESTS ASSIGNED TO DUTY.

~ Corinthians Kill. ~.
The sun., 1891-06-09

ma '"p"9"onfa hei cultum 1t ysigionem. Cap II.
hun ,t tth.oni aud thus Il ID manifest thai IL II US
iEh rsas.n II n~ Aid IN 20 lar As t deviates from
eoi lswaI 'scairl an unjust law In such IL is
itomas .r a.. ~ rather species oil v.olence.->I
Attn " "au'n' oh~md 1.e"oy.eu. Is 2D Y. aeiiL
+, Matthew xvi aG
~AthswNi 81. al
The sun., 1891-06-09

supposed smn Sedan and was informed It had ample
: PsssSsS tss.S e hp ns Fss ,%s
Eas the @ ts %as Going 10
i 1s was = made % public By telegraph from Ph!ia.
delphia, alter the doors we're shut AZ dis
as r.. to s or m,is Ss asr
aware M e Of their ianoran,e. / hayy not besn
% issS and nd Know but little Of the dstais., From
the best information l have; ,he highest 1
|" as fsnrary al s'n isvS % In Febrasry 1870 In add
lion 10 this, / had discount Of s5o.OOO for i've
10 %0ns %s ndsdus At
c@hnrseablc Cha to our account. and may arise
''"n nn 'ns one s,'s occasion Nj Marsh called on us
withont solicitation: sayiDg .Ra, hn waited ante
sm as Q, we cur or County banks or
other OF the banks correspondents, We gave
him Fer some tine we rGessed t6. the nnE
learned ths! |. was IN ne KsYs.GpHs a Bank; and
Gsari"s tS% pR%S. OSse 'o For 'Ssss sad
ppsa ssP' s as nfs'' sy became cam as aus we're
borrowed personally rom the bnnk.
except on the one occasion nboye stated. The
err nss"sea n he with
which settled Mr.. Lu.as's indebtedness 10
me, by reason Of his having failed to keep his
agreement as hereafter stated. This WAS
paper received from our customers In the usual
course OF business for goods soin and delivered:
make any contribution or donation to me OF
any kind at any time
II never suggested any person. directly or
the Comptroller Tor the r"ceiyrrship Of tho
Keystone bank. or to any one else. nor lid In
ment remotely or otherwise. / did not know
that my brother had entered bail for Mr.,
while in the West travelling, No one ever
com mu nicatcd 10 me anything about my
brother or any her Ierson be omtng all Tor
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-08-13
Enfermos!! EnfermoS!!

Curaci6n de Ii debilidad general,
impotencia con Eel TESORO DEL
AMOR.
No es este IN preparado que preten-
de curaTlo todo, exento de f6sforo y de
otrss materias excitantes, es sencillamen-
te una combination de sustancias vege-
tales que tienden devolver al organis-
mo ell vigor perdido por los excesos 8
las Intermediates.
Su efecto es SECURE, Sin que el pa
clente Sc yea expuesto a sufrir conse-
cuencias posteriores.
Pru6bese, y Sc vera que esta medici-
ma obra maravllosamente.
Su resultado sc garantiza.
LOCION VIRGINIA., contra
las manchas 5e Ia cara.
Hace desspareeer las pecas, barros
demas deformidades del CUTS.
iii Pru6bese II
ran de venta en- Ia Farmacia dc Arri-
Julio 10 14-24
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-08-13

Energico.remedio para el tratamien-
to de Ia tisis.
Ell JARABE " VINO BAL
SAMECO DEL DOCTOR RO-
DRIGUEZ CASTRO. cura ra-
dical y rapidameDte los catarros,
bronquitis, broncorreas y todas las afec-
clones de las Was respiratorias
II Sus efectos Sc garantizan /!
No es una mediciua secreta la que sc
ofrece al pdblico, y va en las instruc-
clones que acompsfan al frasco Sc dan
exactas noticias del medicsmento. Es
on producto de la fora puertorriquena,
undo al GmayacdI qle tan grandes re-
sultados ha ofrecido en- Europa, en- el
tratamiento de la tisis.
Multitud de certifcaciones de m6di-
cos conoci1os en- Puerto. Rico, de
personas respetables, atestiguan los ma
ravillosos efectos del vino y Jarabe bal
samico del doctor Rodriguez Castro.
Estas dos preparedness se encuen
llaga Ponce Pto. Rico.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-08-13
Hotel America
NUEvos sALoNEs

Sc han llevado cabo en- este establecimiento
rsformaa dc VaIiOsa cuanta.
En- atenci6n In comOdidad de los parrOquia-
nos del p6blco en- general se ha trasIadado Ell
vico que ae haca en- la planta bajs las habtacib-
paa contigWas do la misma casa, dOnde antguamente
szistia Ell TELEGRAPH.
En- el nueYo local, que ests arregladO conve-
nientemente, sirVe cOnlas mismas condolences de
antes ademas pu6denBe encOntrar cenas, 'chocola-
tsa etc. todo al gugtO del consumidOr.
POr 10 demas los precioa de aimuerzO'y comidaE
"a "a planta alta del hotel sguen siendO los mismos
POr un hoBpedado $780,. l.50
AlmuerZ0 -. -5O
COmida =. DO
FL paSsero que despues de haber almOrzado q
comido tuviers que marcharse por algdn accidente
pagara solo so centavOs, auDque hubiera descansa-
do I'm par de hOras en- las habifaciOnes destinadss
dormir.
Cuenta el hotel con selectO trend emPlea-
dss una magnidca rep0stera cuaTtOs montados
con decencia y gusto. Adem6s goza de las ventslas
ae tmbreS el6ctricOHEpara 81 mas rapidO servicc,
bieRpara casOs fOTtuitos de iDcendiO, rObOs, d.
Sc despachan cOmidaB 4 dOmiciio.
En- suma, e Hotel America yen su represen-
aoi6n ell que Huscribe tratan de cOrresponder al
spausO p6blico, hacienda do esta un estabis-
aimisnto todas las comodidades de. las mejores
Do Bu claso
VisiteHs.el Hotel America yquedara.prebadO 81
aserts.
Srm. Hta. Sbrs 81
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-08-13
Farmacia de vaIIe Y CanCio

E dispense acredado estabecmiento per
TN CONSTANTE SELECTO SUBTIDO DID NEDICANBNI&
8 infndad de artfculos
La especam personal su6cente dca 10 mnucoa
preparation de conducta podeosmen ha coi
buido al exito interrumpido
FARMACIA DE VALE & CANCIO.
donndo de omte meOs
nombr
0s que e n ella deposten con6anza.
LOS PREGI0S De ESTA CASA SON MyY GDNUTA30Ss
ceIente caIidad los mas mados LaboO
Dep6stos.
Fmac6udcOs conar la Faraeo de VG
e d ser
EXTRICTA EXACTTTUD AL CONTADO.
de las DeIcias P r
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-08-13
LOQUE MEJOR Ls
PERFUMA Ef -
Y FOR TIFtc u
NO MAS DOLORES NO MAsl

Son los nUevos Polvc =
DR.. Luis J. SalicruT, Cirt -
de San Juan de Puerto-Rlc Z
Sc venden. EN- todas las EasE
Para redidos NJ por mayoeJs
81 seBor don Arturo ID Leo.-zts
cisco 85.-San Juan de Puerto
DeseuentO O. ComeiSS IN
Octphro ls d. 1890. a. &
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TEMPTING THE TROUT
A Flash Of Vermilion and the
Fun Begins.
SKILL AND CUNNING MATCHED.


Every angler worthy Of the title has long
before this got his rods and tackle ready,
and is impatientiy awaiting the day when
he can lawfully match his skill against the
wariest and gamiest fish that ever snapped
lance-wood tip. He has made sure that
every runner and ferrule il securely at
tached to the rod, and has also satisfied
himself that his new reel can be properly
secured to its place on the butt. He next
examines the contents of his fly book, in
which there should be . small file. in view
of the factthat hook may need sharpen
ing, some waxed silk, to use for splicing in
case of q breakdown, and half dozen No.
Aberdeen hooks, which will be useful in
places where fy-casting is impossible. In
connection with the latter it's necessary
to have some small split shot and few
twelve-inch single smell leaders. In addi-
ton to these articles all that is needfui to
make the outfit complete are the follow
ing flies:
The Coachman. Professor, Abbey, Grix-
ely King, Brown Hen, Cow Dung, Black
Gnat. Queen of the Water, Great Dan,
Cahiil, Bright Fox, Dark Fox and I'm
brie.
The enthusiastic angler will add to this
list many other varieties, which are practi-
cally useless except to be admired by him-
self and friends for their artistic beauty.
The list above given, if used properly and
according to the season of the year, will
answer every purpose.
When selecting fly good rule to bear
in mind is to choose brilliant one on
dark day, and vice versa. 1t is also we'll
to notice the live fy that may be seen how
ering over and dropping into the water,
with a view to selecting from ones book
as near an imitation of it as possible.
Apropos of this, one day last spring
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therefore il Reader loses or soiled arvhovk
WI! Cblige 10 ransom. ~ ~"
4 Inc DIVISION Of the book Is the Private
tnolgnt OF author, therefore. IL Reader
stouotcd Tor searching the book. va mnst
snank 20 Readers Grace.
10 AUlks or QUE LIBRARY (WHICH xsrAB-
LIsHED Is ouR coMpAsY.)
~ The time Of Opening of Library Is al
ways o'clock Of morning, and O'Clock Of
teveninel Is the time of Shutting Of Ii
oraFy. At every days except one eleven and
swenty.one days Of every month.
80 All men being admitted to enter ouy
library by paying three cents for the
Reading. but all Special or Quasi-Special
customer and the officers of News Pub
nsner, may b enter only paying two cent.
rerson who required to read the Book Of
slsg or second class, must COMPEL the
(S) The object of our library Il for thu
Reader who desired to Read many book a
one time for searching useful matter.
therefore all book which is ready in our
company, Is permit to Read; but the pre-
valllng Book at present is wished for
Reader TO be lend from the proccdeur Of
a All Tokyo Nsrs and political or
sciencial magazine readed in our Library.
(5) 1t reader does break or soil the
book, and the thing, which placed on the
nifty.
Mayeda San, the poet printer of the
Hakubunsha, took us to this very mercan-
tile library. Outside it was an ordinary
looking japanese house of the humber
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share the reputation OF Scotch whisky, and
one has to examine every label with de-
tectlye eye. fit h Of japanese manufac-
ture IT is sure to be full Of ridiculous small
errors. No Japanese ever could copy .
thing accurately. He never gets further
than general effect, and that very carl
caturish one. II Is the Chinaman who
copies the rents In your clothes, and would
paint the gold in your teeth If you nat for
your portrait, smiling.
Here are some examples. There is
great sale In Japan for the Eagle Brand
condensed milk, and accordingiy the Jap
Anese have oounfeFfeited the label. The
Gail Borden signature il pnrposely I blue,
and there are euch mistakes a. witer for
water, witout for without, freexar for
freezer, beet refined for best refined. con-
cluding with this magnificent piece Of
American advertising: "The largest guam
tity OF these vauloble articles the least pos
sible SAGE. Possesses great advantages and
saves timepand trouble" The man who
got out this magnificent label was proba-
ply willing, like the leading merchant at
retail.
One of The standard chestnuts in the
East is that when Shoben, the great silk
merchant at Yokohama. first began to get
up boxes of silk handkerchiefs for the
European trade he labelled them Crosse
and Blackwell" I should think Shoben
was too intelligent and scrupulous man
to do this, but it is exactly the kind of
thing that many of his countrymen are
uninteiligent and INSCRIPTIONS enough to
coctions of methylated spirit and label
them Fine Blended Glasgow Wine Obiiv-
louS OF the fact that Scotch wine does not