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Sirto A. P0dilI0.
DE ANAsCO.

DE ANASCO.
Es mi fotOgrafada, lector, de estatura ba-
ia, en7ueltita en- carnes triguena. Tiene
unos ojos capaces de volver loco un ingi6s !;
su pelo es negro, 81 nombre el de la abuela,
de aQu6l que murio en- la cruz. Otros detalles :
va de vez en- cuando pasarse temporadas al
yecino pueblo de Mayaguez SO hospeda on
casa de un reputado DOCTOR.
II Tiene noYio?...
-Vaya va saba que en- on ESQ era en- 10
que pensabas amigo mio: solo to dire que un
j6Ven que usa lentes Sc bebe los vientos por
ella.
-Ese joven es de Mayagies4
-Creo que 81.
ii Vive dicha joven en- la calle de San An
tonic de Anasco9
-si to digo todos los detalles no tiene
gracia. -. y basta por hoy
Us amigo
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Gran Hotel MARINA Ponce

Ell que suscribe en- vista de que por algn-
nos -ha hecho correr la voz de que On su
acreditadO establecimiento, ya no Sc sirsen
comidas que el msno SO cerrara de un no
monte otro, pretendiendo asf causarIe per,
juicio, por la presente hace saber q sus cons
tantes favorecedores, 7 al publeo en- general,
que no tan 500 son inciertos esos rumores, sino
que hoy, como sienpre y con todo esmerp s
solictud, procurara dejar satsfeehas las aspi
raciones de sus huespedes abonados Ell TO-
do cuanto SO refera al ramo de Hotel, Restuu
rant B01oS co0aid0s d domicilto.
- Magniticos banos frios de duchas ca
lientes a todas horas del dia de la noche.
a Abonos, manutencion por meses q pre-
clos cOnvencionaleS.
Ponce, Mayo 80 de 1891
3O-4 JUAN BoIX.
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CORRESPONDENCE.

Toa-alta. Don j. M. G. Con su atenta del z
recibf en- libranzas So SO saldb de la cuenta de
Mayo, que le abono con gracias
Desde este nimero Ie remito 20 ejemplares
que pide.
Aibonito Don f. B. S. Sc ha perdido ell
antecedente que deseaba usted conocer en- su
ateata lei 8.
Yabuaoa sres G. y NJ. Recibida su grata
del que anoto con gracias. Sirvanse avisarme,
cuand0 debere aumentar Ia remesa.
Manatf. Don F. I. En- mi poder Ell estma-
da del 9. LIE estimar6 no tarde en- efectuar la re-
mesa ofrecida Que mejore 81 amigo enfermo.
Luquillo Don q. T. Estoy esperanto con-
testaci0n mis- cuatro dtimas cartas.
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ENTiSAI)AS

De Hahana eseala vapor espalo Ma
s1stez e. VsllaUcrde ie $50 toneladas Capitan
Carreras.- A Sobripas de- Ezpuiaga, suceres de
Dorado y Co, 80 csjas Velas sebo, 1. Villamil y
Co., 80 cajas cigarrillos, Sierra Co, 100 cajas
idem, Palaeios Co, so cajas iden, G. Vicente
y Co, 80 cajas ideln, g. Bolivar y Co, 70 cajas
idem, J. Ochoa y henanos, so cajas idem. Ro-
tulado = baul ropa / GAIA pieza maquinarias.
Del vapor Re5saG Mercedes la orden.-S.
s. C 1 81. Varios, s. 5 els varios. A NJ. l 81.
idenl. Rotufacio 3 els ldem
Alnherpa escala vadOr ipgles n Ruperra y
DO 1860 tonelailns Captain Bale, A Sobrillas de
Ezquiaga. Julian aIatepzo IS els vidrios d In
mas. Conpania del ferr0carril 2.745 rallies 20.225
trayiesas 81 pauuetes 81 els 19 barriles II ats
30rnedas, ! canaato efectOa hlerros trenes y
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otrOs. la orden 5000 Iadrillos 1000 kilos. lin
getes de hero. Halifax goleta inglesa Annie
G.. O. LeaTyn 1872 toneladas Captain Bondiot, 4
Lopez VillamiI Co, 488 terciOs bacalao 200 cajas
idem, 100 m6dias idem, 65 tambores pescada, a
barriles papas, 484 piezas Madera.-H Halifax ber-
gantfn ingl6s g Mabel Howard de 14S toneladas
Captain Robson, Il. Villamil Co., s barriles
Arenques, 2I2 idem idem, 8T2 idem Macarelas,
80SI3 Bacalao, tambor idem, Is tercios Pescada,
2,162 pleas Madoras.
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Secci6n l1lercantiL
SlERCADO nE ~ CAPITAL.

Asatcor - Han sido vendidos hoy en- com
petencia los siguientes Totes:
80 bocoyes buen retino, Coaasta91ciG So 121
Is bocoyes regular refino, San A7atoaaio So 90
M5eleS.-COmpl mpletam6nte inactive Ell mer-
cado para exportacion.
oGfe.-sin variaeion. De $243 a 24B ca
lidad corriente
Ron.-Abatida la demanda par 10 album
dante. Sc vende de $40 4 Al los 100 galones.
C1saabios. Coo firmeza cotiza 81 Banco CO.
mo sigue:
Londres so slfV, $500
Paris s DIV, SIS por loo.
Estados- Unidos 8 6itv, d per 100.
Espana 5 DIV, IL por 100.
Habana DIV, 8 por 100
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ENT RET ENlMIENT0S

LOGOGRIFO NyMERICO
DeGjcGdo d mi Q,teridO Agadb en- 0tenci6g al
Qate me dedac0 en- Ell 4a4t9eer0 l62 de
LA CORRESPONDENCE del 80 de MngO
8 Tercera persona del plural del presente indi
cativo de un yeTbo.-3,4 ,4,5,6 La habitante do
un pals de Europa. 1876 Nombre de IN
dulce.-6,7,6,5 Las parties del cuerpo de un ave.
-6,9j6 Nombre dc mujer.-1,4,6,9 Nombre dc
Yaron.-1, 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,s,9 Nombre de una ciudad
celebpe del Asia
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q NSQ

Se-veude ell Hotel y Restaurant la Auro-
Ssa situadO en- 81 punto mas c6ntricO dc Ia Ca
pital, bien de contado plaz0s con garaasias.
81 que 10 intereSe dirijase q Su dneiia F,Fss,
lea d. francisco RSver0 ft,@
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De Yauco Sc ha recibdo un telegrama
participando que han fallecido ALI Mr.. Caillau,
pagador general, y ell senor Santini, ambos,
empleadOs de los ferrO-carrlles.
LC lamentamos sinceTamente.
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"A MARIA.
En- sss dlbst11s.

Oh 81 nenar un deber
Els 81 mejor cumplimiento;
Es laurear ell sentimientO
Es la dicha, es 81 placer.
Es consagrar y verter
Notas, arpegios, poesfa,
Flores, perlas, ammonia,
7 entire la ovaci6n de Sierra
TodO 10 que 81 mundo encierra
En- el GlbNNs de Maria.
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Sobrino de Luinay Comp.
n. Sierra.

Sobrino de Luinay Comp.
acaban de recibir LAcoNEs = JAMoNEs dc
Asturias muy superiores. 15-12
Parece mentira que pueda usted tomar vi
no tinto puro en- las conlidas por solo 15 centa-
vos la botella Y, sin embargo, va usted Ia
Tienda Honda San Jose 27.--. y, sin NADIA de
cubiletes Sc verifica 81 milagro.
Vino Riojano de Ales6n, Rioja. Precio de
1 cuarterola de 100 botellas $24, l botella, 90
Centavos, y docena dc botelias So 25. Las bo-
tellas ilevan ell nombre litogratiado de Fran
cisco Font Tanca esquina q Fortaleza.
- Como ha cambiado este! Antes Sc en-
contraba unO siempre con Venerables ancianos
que venian aquf q hacer ejercicio.
Amigo MO- los venerables ancianos de
antes :, J. i somos nosotros.
HPARA HOMBRE soLo.-se alquila una
pieza comoda y Ventilada con 9 sin muebles en-
una Gale muy principal de esta Ciudad. Para
informes dirigirse la misma casa Gale de la
Fortaleza mum. 20. &c
-Buenos dias, don Enrique; vengo a CO.
brar el mes del inquilinato
-Pu6s 10 siento mucho pero On este mo-
mento me es impossible pagar usted.
faltaba mas Voy cobrar a los otros GUAR
tosy cnseguida Volver6 q que areglemos Ia
cuentecita; no es cosa de poner la pistola al
pecho inquilinos tan antiques como usteds
Los buenos articulos los precios de oca-
sion y la amabilidad en- ell despachO, son las
tres cualidades que mas halagan al comprador.
Pues las tres estan reunidas en- la camiseria y
s0mbrererfa La ElegGNc6Q Guiana, FOrtaleza
n1meIo 40.
Hero galvanlzado acanalado de 6 y z pies
de largo, tornillos de idem con sin tuercas de
2, 23,3, A y 5 pulgadas, fejes 8 ARGOS de hierro
para piperfas de l, 1872, 23y3 pulgadas, y el
legttimo Cemento Portland marca Corona Ell
barriles de 180 kilos Sc vende a precios m6di-
cos en- el Almacen de los Sres. M. Roman Co.,
Cruz z y 80 Puerto Rico.
La buena alimentacion es la base princi-
pal para cOnservar ia salud, pOrque los 0rga-
nos digestivos, hacen su trabajo con regulari-
dad sin esfuerzo. Esto es tan uniVersalnen-
te conocido, como que donde Sc halla excelen-
te comida a toda hora es en- el restaurant La
Catalina, San Francisco Sc.
En- la semblanza publcada aver, equivo-
cadamente aludimos Guayama. Las joVenes
fotogfafaQas residen eu Yabuc0a.
Volvemos recordar al pdblico qus los
ndmeros atrasadas de LA CORRESPONDENCE
los vendemos centaVos el ejemplar. So
LIBERIA DE o. oTEBo.-PoNcn, PR.
Premios para erdnsenes.
Medallas de metal blanco a.. 1926 docena.
MedalIas de metal dorado .. 4-5O
Medallas de metal dorado (cruz
relieve }........... ... $50
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LIBERIA DE o. oTERo.-PoNcE, PR.
PgeMi0S para erCtneeaeS.
UNICOs EN- LA IsLA.

que .pueden presentar una exisrencia de veinte
classes diferentes de tacos para biIlar con con-
terra de marfil; otras tantas classes de suelas
para tacos fabricadas especialmente para los
profesores5 de bilar, fchas de hueso pulidas,
blancas " de color, tia especial para Altoona
dos, porta-tiza, cestas cestitas de nngore
para la tTeinta una tresillo, cepillos para
bilIaPes, prensas para pegar los Vapores, tapo-
nos y hueVos de BOZ, boals de MADEIRA biancas
negras, palitos de mariiI para Ii treinta una
(einco tamanos), palos marfil para la partida
4 apalos, juegos de agedrez J. d6minos, muestras
bandas v panos para bilar, catalogOs de billa-.
res espan0les, belgas, franceses, americanos,
etc., etc.
Ambos Mundoa San Justo 81.
Quo gran noYela SO podria escribir, estu-
diando los gastrononos = gente de gusto que So
reunen on el nuevo restaurant de la Gale de San
Jusbo nunero 10, ali donde tan bien SO comel
Tiene usted un banquete en- su casa
Arfnas Jirnenez venden cubiertos de tOdas
classes, g6neros y condolences. ademas III
mas, linatones, coIleras para cabailos, loza,
perfumeria clavazOnes do hierro coEre me-
tai otra poFcidn de eosilas, nluy bnenas.
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MoNoaRAWAS
S 8. 900
EN- CoLoREs Y ALTO RELIEVE.

Sc desea comprar dos casas en- esta Capt.
tai, de 81 600 mas menos cada una
Inforna an en- el numer0 % calle de Te-
tuan eSquina q la Tanca 1913
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ALMANAQUE.- Jueves II, San Bernab6
Apostol.
EFEMERIDE.- La pOblacion sc en-
cUentra dispuesta para rechazar las invasiOneS
de corsarios que Sc esperaban.
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VaPofes que se asaaxdan
Pedro, ilegara q fiaes de este nles.-sJstEta,
estara aqu. del 10 al 90, en- sustituci6n del Ma
s1WeE0.-EspG550, debera regresar de Venezue-
la hacfa ell 25.-ALfoMS XII, saldra ell 15 de
-Snee0t69s Toner, debe haber salidO ell g.
de NuoVa YOrk.--M. u. PSl9iLEOS, d6bera llegar
81 IL de BarceIona.-sSt. Simon, estara aqui ell
l5,--AI0O0, Sali0 ell 80 de LIVERPOOL L,0t0-
debe llegar ma1ana de Cadiz.-- SGntGnderiaa0,
llegara ell IL 8 IL del actual
AEercados de la Isla
MAYAGUEZ
C0fe.-Muy limitadas existeHciaS activa
demanda. Gotham de $24 a $26 por extremes
de calidades.
AgMcGr-El mercadO on calTna. Gotta.
ci0n nominal de $23 a $3.50 refino ordiEario.
MIeEeS.-Buena solicitud SO pagan de
SIC $40 los 10 galones, segdn clase.
CWerOS. Sc sostienen de Sc So los
salados.
OGnp6iOs.-
Londres, 90 DIV $5-871
Nueva-York, 8 DIV $2l por 100.
Espala, $14 por 100.
PONCE
CG5e.-Firme, cotizamos.: Cubano, $243
-Pilon, de $25 $253. -Lustrado, $3.50 $50
segdn clase.-Hay buenas existencias
COMbiOS - SolictadOs, tienden subir
Cotizamos muy frme
sobre L0ndres 80 DIV, $5-S25 a $5-S5 por e.
3 div, $500 $5-95.
Espana DIV, $I4 $I5 por 100. p
NeW-Yolk 8 dIv, $21 $22 por 100. P
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NOTlClA ERESCA

va lego la nueva remesa de las famosas
maquinas automaticas para hacer helados sis
tema del doctor Mediger.
Breyedad, senCilIez y economic
En- % minutes Ell helado esta listo para to-
mario. La maquina trabaja por 81 sola sin ne
cesidad de mocion rotatiYa
En- ell tamano medlano, con ocho chavos
de gasto Sc haeen helados aDundantes para
una familia por nulnerosa que sea.
Sc venden precios m0dicos en- ell estable-
ciniento de Manuel Vicente, San Francisco Al,
Puerto Rico. SOL
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VARIED Noes

Si quiere v. conservar buen aliento en- la
boca, use los polvos dentales del Doctor sa-
ncrup.
A MARIA
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FUGA DE VOCALES
a nj qMerid6siDsa Hab0nlcac.
fC.. 4. .tr.st.s. y birds s.n
lis hrs lis d. t.
On p.dr. BILL h.r.
l.bl.r. t. c.r.z.n
El Baron del Mayo.
SEMEJANZAS
{ En- que Sc parece nuestra alma la dc
\ una zarzuela q la moneda
La b0b0SG.
CHARADA
Dedtcada q mi sSmpdt5ca amiga anita Garcia.
Cuando Paris resolYio
robar Elena la bella,
eclipsada dos la estrella
de prSns0 Sega'adG Vi0
Su pr609G terciG tembl0
haSta Sus hOndOs cimientOS
dos SoVerSGS Y lamentOs
81 pueblo todo eXhalaba,
ViendO como desataba
Paris contra ST los vientos.
Mol0 EstreElG.
ARPA ACR0sTIGA
DedicGd0 d S0illot q L0lOnsG.
ooo 8 0 Batalla famosa entire
u y 8 8 8 8 8 8 3 y 3 Cuadrdpedo
90 o o . . Nombre de actor.
Mant Tostao.
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soluciones.-Gel arpa Carmen Ramos
Del logogrifo: Francisco Diaz y Margarita Mar
torell.-Del anagtama Amalia Salicrup-De
la charada Relamido.-De la fuga: "Eterno
amor me juraste-i que sareasmo! Te imit6;-
muy prontlto me olvidaste-idem idem te OIL
vide.
rerrac-De la fuga: P. S. VilIaran, Ailudlo y
sarerrac, A. Munero, n Munero, 81 cafe de
P. r., Quieren Ollitas. Del anagrama P. S. vi
laran, Quieren Ol!itas. DE la charada: Ell des-
dichado, Quieren Ollitas.-Ailudlo Sarerrac,
Balduino del Yumuri, Desiderio Flarck.
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En- la semblanza publicada aver, equvo
cadamente aludmos Guayama. Las j6Yenes
fOtogfafaQas residen en- Yabuc0a.
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VolVenlos recordar al pdblico qus los
numeros atrasadas de LA CoKREsPoNDENCIA
los vendemos a 5 centavos el ejemplar So
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SEMEJANZAS
El Baron del Muyo.

En- que Sc parece nUestra alma 4 Ia dc
Dios
Z una zarzuela a la moneda
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acaban de recibir LACONEs y JAMONES de
Asturias muy superiores. 15-12
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mer by recommending the - brand to
all my acquaintance. A little while
ago | was informed by the firm that
quired. Afterward | found out that
chaps having direct control over pretty
women were now being employed by
champagne houses. The idea is a great
one, Pm willing to confess, but it lets
me down very hard, for Pm bachelor
and haven't woman in my household.
But you see how well the thing works.
Suppose fashionable woman, who is
constantly entertaining or being enter
tanned, always expresses herself as pre-
ferring a certain brand of wine. Inn
mediately that brand obtains favor with
the people that are admirers of her
taste. The champagne people have
suddenly realized this, and their prin-
cipal agents now are women. They
have them in society and in Boz
bemian circles, and are making
play to get the leading act
resses of the country. You see
how sound the plan is, because wom-
an can always declare her preference
for wine, and the men entertaining
her must supply the kind she wants.
But Pm sim ply out of it on the new
deal, and, confouDd it, I'm awfully short
this SImmer."
well, why don't you marry and
make an assistant of your wife?' asked
the friend.
81 never thought of that" was the
reply. perhaps that wouldn't be a
bad idea, now; I'll think it over"
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SHERIDAN ECLIPSED.

From a wee small mouth at break of day,
Bringing to Grover fresh dsmay,
The affrighted air with shudder bore
Like herald in haste to the fat mans door,
A terrible squalling and bawllng and roar,
Telling an angel had reached life's shore,
And the ex-president some twenty bounds
away.
And louder still thro' the door ajar,
Thundered along this melodious bar,
And louder yet up to Grover rolled
The strains of that precious uncontrolled,
Making the blood of the listener cold,
As there on his couch he slientlay,
And a babe and heir twenty bounds away.
But there's road to that place of cares,
good broad winding pair of stairs,
And there in the flush of the morning light,
man in garb clean ''out of sight
Was seen to pass as with eagle flight,
AS if he knew the terrible need,
tie stretched away at his utmost speed,
Hopes rose and fell, but his heart was gay,
And the ex-gov'nor some fifteen bounds
away.
Under his spurning hoofs the road,
Like the famed Chicago river, flowed:
And the brindled cat sped away behind.
Like whiskers abroad in gale of wind,
His heart was beating as if it would bust,
Oh. his private Office seemed public trust
Every nerve chord and tendon was strained
to full play.
And the ex- mayor but ten bounds away.
Still from those swift hoofs bare and brown
Rose the dust from the carpet just put down.
On he raced like q barque fed with furnace
ire,
His wild eyes flashing sparks of fire;
But 10 he is nearing the scene of his heart s
desire
He is satisfied that there is no fray,
And the ex-sherif only five bounds away.
The first thing that Citizen Cleveland saw
Was something all wrapped in swaddling
clothes.
Then a bottle of Mrs Winslow's soothing
syrup.
What was done? What to do?
A glance told him both
; Aud, muttering in silence, very mild oath,
He dashed out the door,
Mid storm of outlaws;
But his wave of retreat was stopped there,
ecause
! The sight of that youngster compelled it to
pause.
With bushes profound Growers visage was
gay.
By the flash of his eye and his double chin S
| play,
He seemed to all there assembled to say:
! 1t is a condition that confronts me, not g
theory
! Hurrah hurrah! for Grover.
! Hurrah hurrah. for kid and man:
And when their statues are placed on high,
! Under the dome of the Union sky.
! The American statesman's temple OF fame,
| There with the glorious presidents name
] 10; ~ Late hn+I hniG brip
Here is the girl that saved the day
By carrying her papa into the White house,
! far awayr'
/ M J. Donnelly.
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you wonder If you will ever regard
them in the same degree and pay the
same price.
But this one sage remark does not
content her. She discourses i'll brief
sentences and long lectures, at home
and abroad, in season and out of sea-
son, upon her faVorite hobby.
She is persuasive and didactlc, elo-
quent and sarcastic upon the eyerlast-
ing topic. She ascribes her husbands
success in business, her own brains
and beauty, her children's health and
proper behavior solely to the fact that
she "has not worn corsetS for ten
years"
1t would be depressing if it were not
ridiculous, and ridiculous if it were not
depressing.
Hitherto / have hesitated to express
an opinion upon this subject. Lately,
to my Joy, / have heard several other
worcestershire women. toO-speaklng
dark and threatening words about the
determined creature who tries. with ey-
cry argume Mt under heaven, to induce
them to throw away their corsets.
Emboldened by this backing, | here
by declare: That corsets, worn in mod
Grafton. are not the source of all evil;
that women do look more decently
clothed when they wear corsets under a
tIght-fitting gown, and that there are
some other women with ideas in their
heads, as well as the ability to express
them, who believe as lido. The WeareI
of gown which hangs from the Shout
! ders does not always possess the great
| est amount of good sense, nor does q
smooth-fitting gown always display idi-
, ocy.
Virtue, Itself, becomes hideous wher
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REPRESENTATION DfctuS.
DID You ever meet the two OLD
women who met In The street, one
with two rabbits in u basket, the
other with pair Of canaries in a
cage. They Observation-Disclosures.
See the result above.
The results astOniSiled even these
Old gOssipers.
Don't talk. but act.
You have heard OH good authority
that the Carlsbad treatment has for
the past 800 years been Eur0pe's
first health resort.
The Carlsbad Sprudel Salts you
can buy at any drug store.
This means to take the Carlsbad
treatment at your home.
These Sa,tiare a standard remedy
for Constipation, Dyspepsia and all
stomachic diseases, Govt, etc. Don't
talk about trying the Carlsbad Spru-
del Salts for Yourself, but take
them to-day before your system will
breed other diseases or becomes
chronic.
Write to ''Eisner & MendelSOn Co..
Sole Agents. New York" whose sig
nature is on every genuine bottle,
for illustrated pamphlets which
will thoroughly explain the action
of these Salts on the system.
! A pleasant remedy.
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no ew trick that would make it UNI
familiar to his hand; he, too, could
WELD this hammer as of old and bring
f nth beauty with every ring of the
metal. For, though science and its APP
plication to production may be new, art
itself is old, and to the artist the SIM
pleSt tools Will be sufficient until the
end of time. So in this upper room,
ringing with the touch of metal upon
metal, the greatest iron work wrought
i'll this country is hammered into shape.
For there is something large and i'm
presSive in this bending of homely,
stubborn metal to artistic uSeS-a sug
gestiol of the power of mind over mat
ter.
The wrought iron department of the
manufactery has been brought to its
present state of development by Bel
gian, who solicited employment from
The iirm few years ago. The appre
ciative cooperation of the members
of the firm has enabled this son of
Vulcan to carry out his nObleSt ideas.
He has trained corps of assistants, to
whom the more mechanical part of the
work is now allotted, but for himself is
still reserved the labor requiring origi-
nality and artistic intuition. He is
ready with his pencil and quick to grasp
and develop the ideas of another, SO that
architects and decorators find him equal
to any emergency. The essence of his
art is its truth TO the character of his
material. There is nothing fnlcal about
the best OF his work, with its free and
daring use OF cOnventionaliZed forms.
The grotesque even is occasionally en-
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in the employ of the firm. The draw
ings for the cast iron work are taken to
the modelling room, where they are re-
produced in plaster. A great saving in
time and labor is thus effected, as the
old method of carving the pattern out
of wood was more lengthy operation,
and one in which the slightest mistake
was fatal. Plaster, on the contrary, can
be easily worked into any form, and adj
mits of repeated corrections. Sections
of cornices, ratings, newell posts and
elevator trimmings are modelled in this
way. and extraordinary precautions are
taken against possible inaccuracies in
thecasting.
1t would be almost impossible to de-
scribe the numerous ingenious devices
which contribute toward simplifying
the means and perfecting the end; but
these devices do not lessen the necessity
of skill in the workman, upon whom
the ultimate success is dependent. Sew
eral of these patterns are so delicatelY
constructed that composition is used in
stead of plaster in preparing the model.
Upon the completion of the plaster
mOdel-one icing made for the diverse
of the casting and one for the reverse
! it is heavily Shellacked to keep it from
absorbing the moisture OF the sand.
The next process in this evolution OF
iron from ink is the preparation of the
sand mold from the plaster pattern
This takes place in the foundry, the