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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-08-13

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-25
THE METHODIST UNIVERSITY
sQuAliDLE CONTINUED.

TIM public Is familiar with the dis.
graceful squahble that has been In pro.
gress for some time over the proposed
Methodist University In Ogden, In
which the Row. Sam Small ON tho
one side and the Rev. J. Wesley Hlll
ct al on the other, are principals. An
Indignation meeting was held IN the
Ogden Chamber OF Commerce building
on Saturday evening, the object Of
which was TO formulate an expression
OF wrath concerning the rawlings Of the
Rev. Small, and publish II for the
benefit Of the people at large, that
human confidence In the clerical
llbellcr might be- completely wiped out.
The Standard Of yesterday contains
an account Of the proceedings Of the
meeting, some Of the details Of which
are suggestive and ncy. Mr.. V. q.
Gunnell presided on the occasion. Il
was suggested that tho mind Of the
audience be ascerlsined as TO whether
both sides Of the subject be discussed.
Mr. Hill, the leading objective
point OF Mr.. Small's animal versions,
favored the one.slded process and IL
went that way, with but little oxcop.
ton.
some OF the terms applied 10 Small
NJ long range We're more striking ON
account Of their expenditures than
because Of their elegance. A Mr.. A.
H. johnson referred to him as "A hyto.
'rlle and skunk, ami applied to him
such other suggestive Titles as occur, d
to him on tho spot.
Mt. ]. Wesley HIN treated the
audience to an account Of the connec
non OF the Rev, Small with the
university enterprise. Attic concll.
sion Of the narrative Mr.. Fred shleIl.
VINO seemed to be sort Of thorn in the
sue OF Mr., Hin, addressed this qu,,.
lion to the latter
Us u not true that you took witt
you 70 the east plat Of Unlyersit,
flace and sold lots THEREOF
sod some lots there. Yes, ARR,
II WIN bo remembered that San,
small charged Mr.. Hin with hayIpr
hano a private real estate speculatl,p
out OF the university ENTERPRISE an.
anloaued pierea Of real esta,.
upoh guilelefs eastern Metho
and thus succeeded 4,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-25

DIR. Barrows, well.known Chicago
Presbyterian, endorses Briggs, and
says that N the Presbyterian comics.
zion OF faith Ia too narrow, II ought 10
be broadencd 40 as TO embrace DR..
Briggs and his doctrines.
AS the matter now stands II makes
~ pretty n quarrel ~ ~. Lucius
O'frigger himself could desire, and
bids fair for the establishment Of a new
Presbyterian sect combining Roman.
Ism, Universsllsm and Ingcrsollism.
The fact Is the theological horizon ls
cloudcd everywhere. In the Episcopal
church the Howard McQueary case
was followed by the cases Of DIR. New.
ton and DIR. Baingford, accused Of pro.
mitigating doctrine not orthodox.
These two gentlemen will soon be put
on trial also for her,sy. A New Jer-
sey Episcopal clergyman named Roche
l. about 70 bc tried for uncanonical
practices amounting to heresy. He
elevated the elements at communion,
winch Is virtually the "elevAiiJn OF tho
host" In the Roman service, thus caus'
ing u TO be worshippc1. IL Is eaid that
teaching OF this kind has driven sew
eial young divinity students out OF tho
episcopal church to Had refuge In The
i'oman fold.
Tho Baptiss are also In n muddle'
Dr' Brldsman resigned his pastorate
because lac could not preach The liioral
hcll Of IRE and birthstone, and as he
could not give hell to the sinners he icit
the church. Another Baptist minister
Ia Pennsylvania said two weeks ago:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-25

THE Worlds Fair management at
Chicago Is doing something to make
the project a success. On the 2lst inst.
Melville T.. Stone was nominated by
Director General DAVIS for chief Of the
department Of foreign affairs. Mr..
Stone was ut one time editor and part
owner OF the Chicago Daily Nel0s. In
that capacity no made name for
himself that Is spotless. After retiring
from tho paper, no travelled for two
years In Europe and In Asia. During
his travels no published some very
racy sketches Of the countries he Wis
itod. AS chief OF the foreign depart.
ment OF the Worlds Fair no better
selection could have been made.
Another newspaper man has also been
nominated for Worlds Fair positson
that Of chief OF the department Of
mines aud mining. lilo Is Fred ]. V.
skill, Of tho Denver Tribune. He is
the Republican member OF the Nation.
nj Commission from Colorado, but II IL
said that he Is a competent mining
expert, therefore his politics can cut no
figure inthe appointment. Altogether
these two nominations are, ami ought
to 10 acceptable TO the Commission aud
Local Board, rs they arc TO the country
Mt large. Both men arc competent ANA
reliable,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-25

baptized, aud the result was that these
received the Holy Ghost.
At the day Of Pontecost Peter said.
"Ilcpunt and be haptiz d every one OF
YOU In the name Of Jesus Christ for
the remission Of sins, and ye
shall receive the gilt Of the
Holy Ghost,O and that this promise
extends throughout all ages and, CON
seqnently also 10 our own time, Is
manifest from the following; "For the
promise il unto you, and to your chill
drcn, aud 10 all that are afar oil, even
M many "a the Lord our God shall
call.n
The speaker then referred TO the
organization Of the Church and quoted
Ephetians ", ll.ii; sand He gave
some, apostles; some, prophets anu
some, oyanptlisiH; aud somv pastors
aud teachers; for the pcrf.ciinR OF thu
Sain,s, for the work. " the ministry,
for the vdlfying Of the body Of Christi
tn we all come In the unity Of the faith
aud u the knowledge Of the Sou
VI God, unto u perfect man,
unto the measure OF the
stature u the fulnres VI Christ. That
wo honCeforth Ice no more children,
tossc, to ard fro, and carried about
with every wind Of docttlne." This
organization with Apostles, Prophets
etc., l. the same In our nge and II u
gwen for the same purpose, that the
Saints may be one In faith and attain
perfection Ia the knowledge and under.
standing ofsplfltual things.
Ministers often quote the words. "if
any man shall add unto these thing,
God shall add unto him the plaques
that are gritten In this book" but they
omit WIN follows All any man shall
take away from the words u the book Of
this prophecy, God shall take away his
par, out Of the book of llfc." IL ap-
pears that II IL Rs dangerous 10 take
anything away ~ 10 add anything.
Yet, the world hAs discarded the or
ganization Of tho Church as revealed
In the word Of the Almighty.
Our belief Is founded ON tho holy
scriptures and can promise all those
who will comply with the ruquiromcnts
u the word that he shall receive the
Holy Spirit.
know that God the eternal Father
lives, for He has revealed II unto me,
aud know that the principles spoken
Of today are eternal truths. | testify
that Joseph Smith was great Prophet
of God, and that brigham Young
also was great aud mighty prophet.
pray that may continue faithful and,
with all the Saints, finally obtain
eternal exnltatioh In the celestial king.
dom.
The choir sang the anthem.
"Gc, tho mountains ahou, for 10y"
The congregation Joined the choir In
singing the Doxology.
Benediction by Bishop w. d. Pros
ton.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-25
THE NEW SALT LAKE "HERALD."

SUNDAY m0rniug'sSalt Lake Herufn
contained the announcement Of the
sale Of that paper 10 now company,
which will conduct It specially In the
interests Of Democracy. II has been
understood for some time that nego'
tlatlons were in progress looking to
this end.
The company consists Of the follow
ing named gentlemen, viz, II. g.
Chamber, a. W. MoCune, +. IL.
Dyer, II. J. Grant, II. w. Young,
Elias A. smith, John II. wlnder, Ill.
q. whitney, John r. Cainc, l.. q.
Handy, J. W. Judd, George Cullins,
J. l.. Rawllns, a. Il. Pollock, Simon
Bamberger, Thomas MariNiall, p. Il.
Williams. IL will DO seen that the
list includes many OF the holders Of
stock IN the former company. They
are subscribers 10 the amount Of sie,'
900 In the present company,whIle the
new members hold $1,000, giving
them control Of the paper, the capital
stock being 100000.
The Herald has always maintained
Democratic principles, therefore the
present movement clunot be regarded
rs now departure In this respect.
But henceforth II viii boa party organ.
It's Influence will be exercised In be-
halt Of the Democratic party, locally
and nationally. The Herald has al
ways been n strong champion of Utah,
and has fought the battles of the Peo.
pie as against all who have sought to
deprive them Of the rights and privi-
lcgos Of American citizenship. tan.
nounces that II will do this In the
future.
We hope and believe that the new
Salt Lake Herald will bo true TO the
policy which II has already defined.
The gentlemen formerly connected
wlththe paper who retain their inter-
est are VOL known and respected In
the community, and 10 far IA their
power extends will certainly uphold
the true interests Of the people In this
Territory, according 10 their political
viewsand predictions. The gentlemen
who have obtained control appear also
TO be determined 10 mako the paper n
champion Of equal rights and civil aud
religious liberty within the lines Of the
A.. q. N
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-25
RfLIGiOus DISSENsIOys.

PROFESSOR BmGGs Is causing n
commotlon in Presbyterian circles, that
rcminds ono Of the religious agitatlons
u two centuries ago. Ills case Ia now
before the General Assembly Of that
church. lie was professor In the
Union Theological Seminary OF New
York, one Of the great educational In.
slilutions OF the Presbyterian religion.
For some time no has been teaching
lortrlues considered unorthodox by
many ministers, while others sustained
him. lie taught doctrine Of progress.
slve sanctihcation which Is interpreted
by prominent Presbyterian theologlans
70 he the same as the purga,ory Of
tlomanlsm. He also taught that the
Bible is not verbally inspired, which
as some thinks, makes Il no moee than
amy other written record.
The General Assembly Is composed
representative from 2l0 presbyterics.
lt ishlld that it IA split Into three fac.
lions In Sesarl to tho Bngys ease. One
action wants the professor removed,
'uusiier!ng him unreliable, unortho.
ioN, and dangerous TO tile church.
The second faction says he is
al right aud quite safe. The third
wants him retained, because he IA A
good man, aud Of value 10 the church,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-25

A NEW Napoleon OF finance has
arisen above the industrial horizon Of
New York city. lie is young man
Of Il. lilo is graduate OF oxford
University, England, and is no other
than John W. Aiaolsay, Jr,, son Of the
mining millionaire. His father turned
over to the young man the manage.
ment Of a large powder manuiactur.
ing concern. The young man went TO
work IN n practical way. lie turned
out all the old officials auI hllri their
places with college chums Of his. tits
rather hard ON the outgoing gentle.
men, but 1t IL now development IA
business. The young man, It appears.
does not waste any time scanning
Latin hexameters, nor does hs rattle
his brain with the dialects OF Homer,
nor with tho prosodlal quantities of
Horace. lie attends 10 business closely,
and It is expected that no VIII oonpel
his Oxford subordinales 10 do the same.
Young Mackay IL also director in tho
Commercial Gable Company, and in
the Postal Telegraph Company.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-06-24

do, tantO Official como pTigado, de tOdOs los
grades, con ObjetO de estudiar los pTeliminaraS
del congresO pedagogical Hispano- americana
para ConmemOrar 81 descubrimientO de Am6ri-
ca en- el pr6ximo centenario.
Los centres de ensenanza de Madrid, of.
eiales priVados, que no recban inVitaei0n a
tempo pueden enviar sus representatives es-
ta reunion.
En- la tarde del 25 de Mayo llegaron San.
tiago traSpOrtados en- un wagon especial, los
restOs mortales de la eximia lnspirada can.
tora gallega ROsalfa Castro de Nurguia.
Esperaha en- la estaei0n la pOblaci0n en-
masa, revlstiendo ell caracter de una imponen-
to manifestation. Asistieren tan sOlemne
actO adem8s de las autoridades, comisiOnes,
centres, SOciedades, la banda de Benefcencia
y representatives de diferentes grupos escola-
res Las fuerzas de infanteria caballeria que
guarnecen aquella ciudad cerraban la comitiva.
Sc ha verifcado 81 almuerzo en- honor de
Leon Say en- Ia residencia del pTesdente del
gobierno, Sr. Canovas del Castillo, Han sido
1nVitadOS el embajador de Francia, los SenOreB
BaGer WeisWeiller con sus senoras, los mar
queses de PO7o RubiO, ell conde &c Casa Miriam
da el marques de Valdeiglesias.
La distinguida esposa del Sr. Canovas del
Castillo ha heeho los honores de la casa.
FL Sr. Lopez Puigcerver defendera una en-
mienda al proyecto de aumento lie la circula-
cion fduciaria, pidiendo que Sc limite la emf
sion a mil dOscientoS millones.
So han Tecibido telegramas de Italia parti-
cipando que 81 principe de Eapoles ha visitado
la escuadra eSpanOla siendo recibido con los
honores correspondence S. A. qued6 muy
complacido. .-~..-
Ell almirante Butler con los comandantes
de los buques la ofcialidad franca de serVi-
clio, cumplimentara la reina Margarita al
principe do Napoles.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-06-24
Gran Hotel MARINA Ponce

Ell que suscribe en- vista de que por agu-
nos Sc ha hecho correr la Voz de que en su
acreditado establecmieuto, "a no Sc sirven
comidas que ell mismo Sc cerrara de un mo.
mento otrO, pretendiendO asf causarle per.
juicio, por la presente hace saber a sus cons
tantes favorecedores, y al pubhco On general,
que no tan SOLO son inciertos esos rumores, sino
que hoy, como siempre con todo esmero
solicitud, procurara dejar satisfechas las aspi-
raciones de sus huespedes abonados en- to-
do cuantO Sc refera al ramo de Hotel, Restdst-
rant, BG550s q coDaittaS d d0aaicitio
p ~ MagniHcos banos frios dc duchas ca
lienteS a tOdas horas del dia do La noche
"a @Abonos, manutencion por meses pre-,
clos cOnvenconales. .-~
Ponce, Mayo 80 de 1891
30-l0 JTTAN R0TY
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-06-24

EFECTOS recibSdOs pOr la casa AyNns y u
1oesaeg en- los Vap0res Z. AtaUa," g Snse0ton
T69OegD n g MioateL n Pi,aiEl0S

EFECIOS fectbStIOS pOr la casa ATe0S y III
Aae9aeg en los VapOres " AIaUa,n g Snseq to,
T0aOer0 q "1figMeE 1f. Pi1aitloS ,"
Martillos de varias classes.
Dlamantes para cortar vidrios
Bandejas de plata carpatian
PlHmas de Gnillot 4O4
SaTtenes estanados.
Hoces mango de hierro de MADEIRA.
Planehas.da eaare de t0doS grueses para
maQuinas ae cafe
Estano en- barritas
Jab6n Nil flores
Peinillas de ouerno de Is centfmetros.
Taehuelas Comunes negras, ndm al 10.
Alambre con pdas para cercas.
Grampas para dicho alambre
AguarTas y aceite de linaza
Hachas de Collins de todas foImas, labor.
media labor, Tumba mariposa.
Azuelas de Collins Superiores,
Barnlces, blanco, negro copal
Tubos para quemadDres ntmero 2, de Sol
Depositos para quinques nllner0 q
Copitas para vino carete lieor
HllO.d agod0n para coser velas
Avena afrecho. La ayena la yenden por
ahf So, aqu S45 al contado
Bocad0s partidOS para caballOS
Escaleras de 4, 5, 6 pies, de 2 pies
OllaS de hero eStanadaS
Idem apOfcelanadas.
Parrillas para asar carne.
Varas para medir bOc0yes de ron.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-06-24
FotografIa en....... prosa
DE CAYEY }

Els mi fotografada bajita gruesa, con dos
otos negros como la noche y de un color tri-
gueno que enloquece cualquie1a no hace
mucho tiempc que reside en- esta Capital
B&ila cual una hurf 6 ignore ST tiene no.
VIC.
Solo Sc que hay yarios j6venes que la pre-
tenden. @-:
Vive en- una de las prineipales GALES del
pueblo, y desde su balloon Sc domina toda la
plaza.
Su nombre empieza con 81 del immense
OcceanO y termina con ell de una planta indus
trial muy 1til, solamente que hay que cambiar
una letra
Su apelido es ell mlsmo que 10 que sirve
para denominar an objeto muy it'll a las Sc
noraS ancianas.
Vive en- el piso principal del casinillo.
NOV
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-06-24
PIatGria de Julian ARROYO

Este acreditado establecimiento Sc ha tras.
lado q la cae de- San Jose ndmero %, dond3
su prOpieCariO tiene 81 gusto de punerlo dis
posicion del p6Dlico en general, particular
mente de sus parroquianos, Ga todo 10 que So
rehere los trabajos del ramo. 15-6
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-06-24
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. II Il

Por razon de los fuertes calores, 81 re.
putado facultatiVo Doctor Tizol Sc ha traslada-
do con su famlla al Vecino barriO de Hato-Rey.
Con este motive suplica 4 sus numerosoa
clientes que necesitaren de sus serVicios. le
deJen el oportunO aViso en- las falInacias de los
sres. Blanco Daubon, pu6s 81 permanecera
cn Ia Capital desde por la malana hasta Ia
noche.
Para cOnsutas Sc encontrara ell DR.. Tizol
tOdos los dias de II l en- la FARMACIA DE
DA0BON: 30 %
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-06-24
JUAN BOIX.
MONOGRAPHS
EN- COLORES Y ALTO RELIEVE

Las personas que deseen papel timbTadn
cou artistlcos monogramas, pueden acudir la
imprenta Et ComerCiO, Tdnca 8, donde SO les
haran con economic cnantos trabajos del gene.
TO encarguen.
En- III redaeci6n de La CORRESPONDENCE
hay de manifesto IN muestrario 16-9
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-06-24
Secci6n mercantii
MERCADO DE LA cAPITAI.
ENTRADAS

ENTRADAS
As~cGr.-Hasta el momento de escribir
"a presente no hubo hoy Ventas.
CG16.-Muy reducidas las existencias en-
manos dc cosecheros que han pasado las de
los especuladores. Sc lnantiene firme de $24k
a 4243
Ron.-sin estar nluy abundante no aumen
ia 81 precio, Sc Yende de $40 a 81 los 100
galones.
tamaTo
0anbjos.--Limitada demanda, FL Banco
Espanol cotlza como sigue:
Londres go div, $500.
Paris s div, $l85 por 100.
Estados- Unidos 3 div, 2l4 por 100.
Espana div, 141 por 100
Habana div, IA por 100.
Mercados de la LEILA
PONCE
Cafe. - Firme, cotizamos Cubano, $24.
-Pllon, de $25 $253 $253 a $26
segun clase.-Hay cortas exiStencias
Observation-Disclosures nominalmeEte Re-
flno, $2,75.-Grocery, So a 3a.-Centrifugada
de q $34 a So
Mietes.-Flojos de SIS a % por extrem os.
C0"'6a0s. - Subiendo. Cotizamos muy
irme:
sobre. .L6ndres $500 a 6 por & segdn div.
J" Espana div, $40 SIT por 100. r.
i" NeW-York 8 div, $2la a $22 por 100. P.
Francia, div 20 por 100. P.
MAYAGUEZ
CGte.-Muy reducidas son las existencias
que quedaD de este grano en la plaza ell que
SO cotiza de $24 a 26.
Asstc0r. la calma de este dulce
COC1zamOS nominal pOr TefinO, de Sc. 60 2.75
CsterOS. Sc sostienen de $6 81 los
SaladOS . &c.,.
Mie2eS-sigue Ia dema1da Cotizamos de
SIG 90 por extremes de classes.
ROn.-Con regular demanda, Sc cotiza lie
$l3 Q grado.
C0nGbGOs-
=. Londres, 90 DIV $5-87.
Nueva-York, $21 por 100
Espana, $14 por 100.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-06-24
GUERRA DE EXTERMINTO.

En- ANbOS Mat9ad0S San Justo 81, SO encuen-
tran cataS a 10 centavos cOnteniendO diez
excelenteS pastillas OdOTifeTGNteS que poseen
la maraVillOSa prOpiedad de haeer desaparecer
los mosquitoes de las habitaciones. 81 alguno
de ellOs SO reSiste marcharSe con la mt1Sca
otra parte, tened la trme seguridad de que
llevara ideas negras, muy negras quiEas pc
mas de amor pues que ell neOSQWi-dCidiO ser&
un hecho Nj Mister Blaine Il con todos sus
buenos deseos !! seria capaz de sarvarle
Nota importante: Que1an muy pocas
caias.
tQuiere usted estar alegre satisfecho,
no mol0starse por NADIA, ser en- suma IN
hombre feliz2 Coma usted biOn. @@ 4G
IQue d6ndef I'm La Catalina hombre,
en- La Catalina
#- #ga@
La otra noche, la salda del teatro, dos
individuos Sostenian el dialogo siguiente:
Hoy han cantadO NAL los artistas
III Pero usted entiende de musica9
-Hombr6, 10 baStanto para distinguir
cuando cantan bien cuando cantan NAL.
-Entonces no me dira usted que no le
ha gustado ell copcertante.
ST, senior, me ha gustado pero tiene poca
Voz
=! QuienH
Ell concertante, hombre No es el
concertante aquel que salia Vestido de azul on
el acto tGrcero9
Bocados espuelas fnas ordinarias, po-
lainas para montar, gualdrapaS para sillas de
todas classes On ell aimacen de los senores NJ
Roman y Co., Cruz y 80. PR.
A14aEAoRN IN Mua5oA
Bl OLINPIo OTERo, AToCHA Ne r. PONCE.
M1sica para piano dos manOs.
DtspONt.-Una canciond de una joven, op 16.. 40
Idem.-Canci6n hungara, op. a. ....... IS
DelibeS. Silvia Ia Ninfa de Diana, Pizzi-
cato ..;: \: ..,.'.-..'..,.. -. HlOo
Para pedidos en Ia Capital, D. jose Gonzales
Font.
En- el juzgadO
- Conque, chiquito dice el juez-- no
tienes mas que ocho amos y ya robas, ehi Ten
pTano empiezas.
Es que nj padre esta malo y salgo 70
auatituifle.
4 tres welcomes botella "A tres selones
botella Vino tintc do mesa superior. En
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-06-24

Ia Tienda Honda, San Jose q, d6nde encon-
trara usted ie todo 10 bleno 10 mejor.
VIOLETAs.-De Pepe GOrdiEs.
Dicen que no amas nadie
y que wives muV c0ntenta
Guardas on el alma nieve
en- los cabellos tinieblas
Rie, nina, porque el angel
de la vida, pone llego
las tinieblas en- ell alma
y la nievs en- los cabeles!
Los buenos artlcalos, los precios do Oca-
sion Ia amabilidad en 81 despacho, son las
tres cualidades que mas halagan al comprador.
Pues las tres estan reanidas en- la camserfa
sombrererla la Elega'sclG Guiana, Fortaleza
mum. 40.
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DBpGDSiag, GaStraIgiaS, GaSrifg,

VoM[Tos DEL EABARAZo, INAPETENCIAs,
pesadez del est6mago despues de las comidas
en- todas las Intermediates que tengan su asiento
en- ell aparatO digestive. dsese el
VINO DE PAPAYINA con GLICERINA
DEL DOCTOR GANDUL
Excalcnte medicamento, h0nrado con un bri-
llante infOrme de la Real academic de CieHciae
1nedicds fssicas natufaLes de La Habana
Puede emplearse exito en- niflps de pecho,
"a En- esta Redacci6n s. dan infOrmes pros.
pectOs quien los soIicite.
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o - ~ q a

Por hallarse Ia duena ausente = no poder
viyir en- esta Capital, 50 decide 4 vender la ca
sa n1merO "a de la Gale del Sol, compuesta de
altos y haj0s, bastante oapaz muy flesca
Produce $50 mensuales, tla3dose sumanenfs
baTata pOr la precision de venaerla
InfoTman, Luna 81 5.5
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ENTERTAINMENTS,
LOGoGRIFo NyMERICO

1,2,3,45,67,8 Tn poeta.-2,5 Especie de t1echa
de que SO servian los turcos,-67,7 General
que abraz6 la causa americana.-3, 2,8,5.4,6,2
Un poeta.-7,2,6,4 Dios de los vienGoS.-3,4,5 90
PobIadol de la Focide.-5,4,1 Patria de Hipo
crates y de ApeIes.
SchWmbWrg.