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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-12-21

Christmas Ornaments in profusion at
Nichols Toy and Notion Store, Francis
and Main streets.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-12-21
Catarrh in New England

Ely's Cream Balm gives satisfac
ton to every one using It for catarrhal
troubles.-G. X. Mellor, Druggist, Wor
cester, Mass.
/ believe Ely's Cream Balm Is the best
article for catarrh ever offered the pub.
lic.-Bush & Co., Druggists, Worcester
Mass.
An article of real merit--C. p. Aldne
Druggists, Springfield, Mass.
Those who use it speak highly of it
Geo. Fl. Hill, Druggist, Springfield
Mass.
Cream Balm has given satisfactory re-
suits w p. Draper, Druggist, Spring
field, Mass.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-12-21

One of the largest displays of Christ
mas goods can be seen at GEo. w. JONES
Bookstore on Main street.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-12-21

"A large assortment of Nuts, Rasins
and mixed candies at Duvali's, 70 Main
street.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-12-21

Doll Chairs, Bedsteads, Cribs, Ia
bles, Wash Sets, Tea Sets, Fancy
Papers and Christmas Tree orna.
ments at
Mrs. NJ. l.. H. TAYLoR's
IA Main Street.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-12-21

eB Linen Hemstitched and Embroider-
ed Handerchiefs for ladies and gentle
men at JAMES MUNRoE's.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-12-21
NOTICE
ANNAPOLIS SAVINGS INSTITUTION,

DECEMBER, 81, 1892
There will be meeting of the member.
of this Institution. on
MONDAY, January end, 1898, at Ie NJ.
for the purpose of electing twelve Direc
tors to serve during the ensuing year
EUGENE WORTHINGTON,
d21 Cashier.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-12-21

"A Fine assortment of Ladies and
Gents Rings can be seen ut G. BoEssRL's.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-12-21

..JE you want to see a fine assort-
ment of Silver and Gold Hair Pins. go to
@. BoEssEL's, 6S Main street.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-12-21

Don't fail to call at Nichols Toy and
Fancy Goods Store for your Christmas
presents-a great profusion, cheap.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-12-21

Before buying Christmas gifts visit
GEo. W. JOKES store on Main street.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-12-21

Handsome Mirrors in Oak and Metal.
Beautiful Oleographs. Artotypes, & Pas
els, at CHAs. G.. FELDMEYER,
Maryland Avenue
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-12-21

Cups and Saucers, Toilet Sets, Vases,
Shaving Mugs, Knives, Forks,
Spoons, Black Boards, and numer-
Gus other articles usually found in
her Toy Shop.
M l.. III. TAYLOR
IA Main Street.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-12-21

RES~Use Green's Bronchial Pastilles,
for Hoarseness, Sore Throat, Coughs
and Colds. 10 cents
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-12-21

t8- Go to BRADY's for rubber Boo
and Shoes.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-12-21

GENEW CURRANTS just received
at ]. W. DuvALL's, 72 Main street. =
Selling at q and cents per pound. az
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-12-21

Itsm. Of Intorsst-Local and othsrwiss
A Large assortment of beautiful Xmas
novelties at
Nm ~ II IItrNrrurs
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-02-25

vale, and left her lying senseless in the
bottom Of the boat.
"Hold ha-rd-or you youth run her
down.
Now then, Rley-look alive is it
slapin' We are!''
sHold yer jaw, Flanagan, and stand ready
with the boat hook Now, then, hold
ha-rdl''
The sudden Earring and fitting of the
waterlogged boat, sound of rasping tim
bers, the swarming of men in shirtsleeves
and blue trousers around her, seemed 70
rouse her momentarily, but she again
tainted away.
When she struggled back TO conscious
ness once more she was wrapped in a
soldiers Jacket, her head pillowed on the
shirtsleeve of an artillery corporal in the
stern sheets of that eight-oared government
barge she had remembered. But the only
officer was a bare headed boyish lieutenant,
and the rowers were an athletic but unsea-
manlike crew Of mingled artillerymen and
infantry.
sAnd where did We drift from. darlint?o
Mrs. Bunker bridled feebly at the
epithet.
Il didn't drift. was going to the fort. -
''Thc fort, is it2''
eyes. want to see the general ~
'FWadn't the liftenant do yes Or shure,
"Silence, Flaniganl' said the young OFF,
&C., sharply Then turning to Mrs Bunker,
he said: Don't mind him, but let his wife
take you to the canteen, when we get in,
and get you some dry clothes"
But Mrs. Bunker, spurred to GONZALES
cence at the indignity. protested stiffly, and
demanded on her arrival to be led at once ID
the generals quarters. A few officers, who
had been attracted to the pier by the rescue,
acceded TO her demand
She recognized the gray-haired, handsome
man who had come ashore at her house.
With touch of indignation!at her treatment
she briefly told her story. But the general
listened coldly and gravely with his eyes
fixed upon her face.
'You say you recognized in the leader OF
the party man you had seen before. Under
what circumstances gu
Mrs. Bunker hesitated with burning
cheeks. HE came to take Col. Marion
from our place.
when you were hiding him-yes, we've
heard the story. Now, Mrs. Bunker, may
I ask you what you, as a Southern sympa-
thzier, expect to gain by telling me this
storyl''
But here Mrs. Bunker burst out 81 am
not a Southern sympathizer Neverl
Never Never! I'm Union woman-wife
of a Northern man. 1 helped that man
before I knew who he was. Any Christian,
Northerner or Southerner, would have
done the sameu'
Her sincerity and passion were equally
unmistakable. The general rose, opened
the door of the adjoining room, said few
words to an orderly on duty, and returned.
What you are asking of me, Mrs. Bunker,
is almost as extravagant and unprecedented
as your story. You must understand, as
well as your husband, that if l land force
on your property it will be to take posses
sion Of it in the name of the government
for government purposes"
81 know that. 1 am willing; Zephas will
be willing"
'And," continued the general, fixing his
eyes on her face, ''you will also understand
that may be compelled to detain you here
as hostage for the safety of my men,"
'Oh, no no! pleasel'' said Mrs Bunker,
springing up with an imploring, feminine
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-02-25
THE CONSPIRACY OF MRS. BUNKER
IL rHsnr PAnrs-BE BRET HARrE
Copyright, 1892. BY the Author.

this"-pointing to the shrubbery-'to keep
! the men from making too much of show
until after the earthworks are up. There
are sharp eyes over at the fort"
''There don't seem to be any one in the
house row. returned the other after mo-
ment's scrutiny of the cottage, ''or the
woman would surely come out at the bark
ing of the dogs, even if she hadn't seen US.
Likely she's gone to Sancelito."
$50 much the better. Just as well that
she should know nothing until it happens.
Afterward we'll settle with the husband
for the price Of possession; he has only a
squatter's rights Come along; Wen have
point again, but so much the better, for 1t
will keep off any inquisitive longshore
cruisers"
They moved away. But Mrs Bunker,
Stung through her benumbed and brooding
consciousness, and made desperate by this
repeated revelation of her former weakness,
had heard enough to make her feverish to
hear more. She knew the intricacies Of the
shrubbery thoroughly. She knew every
foot of shade and cover of the clearing, and
creeping like cat from bush to bush, she
managed, without being discovered, to keep
the party in sight and hearing all the time.
1t required no great discernment, even for
an inexperienced woman like herself, at
the end of an hour to gather their real pur-
landing of an armed force, disguised as la
borers, who, under the outward show of
quarrying in the bluff, were to throw up
breastworks and fortify the craggy shelf.
The landing was fixed for that night, and
was to be effected by vessel now cruising
outside the Heads
She understood 1t all now. She remem-
bered Marion's sreech about the impor-
tance of the bluff for military purposes; she
remem bered the visit of the officers from
the fort opposite The strangers were
stealing a march upon the government, and
by night would be in possession. It was
perhaps an evidence of her newly awakened
and larger comprehension that she took no
thought of her loss of her home and prop
erty-perhaps there was little to draw her
to it now-but was conscious only of a more
terrible catastrophe-a catastrophe to
which she was partly accessory, of which
any other woman would have warned her
husband. or at least those officers of the
fort whose business it was to-ah, yes the
officers OF the fort-only just opposite to
her! She trembled, and yet flushed with
an inspiration. 1t was not too late yet
why not warn them nowl
But how? A message sent by Sancel-
ito and the steamboat to San Francisco
the usual way-would not reach them to-
night. To go herself, rowing directly
across in the dingey, would be the only Sc
curity of success. If she could do it2 1t
was long pull-the sea was getting up
but she would try.
She waited until the Eastman had stepped
into the boat, in nervous dread of some one
remaining. Then, when the boat had van
ished around the point again, she ran back
to the cottage, arrayed herself in her hus-
bands pilot coat, hat and boots and
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-02-25
THE ESD.1
Consumption Cured.

An old physician, retired from praetiez
had placed in his hands by an Eos india
missionary the formula of sfzEple veg
etable remedy for the speedy and permanent
cure of Consumption Bronchitis, Catarrh,
Asthma sQd all Throa and Lung Affections,
also positive and rsdical! Szire Tor Nervous
Debility aIHd all NesFous complaints Hav-
ing tested Its wonSerful curative powers in
thonSandsof casss anddesiring to relieve
human sFderiHg wilFsend free of charge
to all wifb wish il, this recipe in German,
Frenchor Ehglishs with full directions for
prepaftng and using Sent by mail. by adj
dresst1g, With stamp, naming this paper,
MOVES, SO Popers Block, Rochester
NJ A
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-02-25
Erarulsrs Against II.

ST. Pf61, NIX, Feb. 1S.-Members of
the AifhneaSzHis chamber of commerce
desiring learn the sentiment of the
farmers on the anti-option bills before con-
gress addressed kilograms TO farmers all
over the Northwest, and several replies
have been received this week They show
an almost unanimous sentiment against the
hill
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-02-25

From that day the flag few regularly
over the rocky shelf, and. in time, bugles
and morning drum beats were waited from
it to the decks of passing ships. For the
Federal government had adiudged the land
for its own use, paid Capt. Bunker hand
some sum for its possession, and had dis
creetly hidden the little cottage of Mrs.
Bunker and its history forever behind bas-
ton and casemate.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-03-26
vARlKuAuE4

El asot plus ultra dc los vinOa de mesa que
se consumer en- Puerto Rico, ea 81 tinto de Lo-
groio que venden SobrinO de Luiha Co., que
Sc garantjza purO de IVA. Luna eS tambleD
agente de las famosas aguas termales de Ratbt.
nat. del Jarnac Cognae de Bsqult Dobouch4 y
Co., del gran vino medicinal reconstituyente
dc San Rg1dct.
81 AgwG de Florida de Monclova HERNIA.
NOS ca indIsputa0lemente SUPERIOR Las per.
sonas de gusto = las que quieran favorecer las
industries del pals, no deDen usar otra AgwG
de Florida.
FL AzcoholGd0 Gjol adquiere cada dia mas
y mas lelstlma fama On Puerto Rico. TOdo Ell
v que para oombarir 81 reuma y Los dolores de
cabeza es verdaderamente providenoial
Lccbe Megya.-Un ganadero de Cincinnati
posee una vaoa que 90 una verdadera curiosi-
dad natural, puea Ia leche que d& no tisne e
color que Ia generalldad de las vaoa0, slno que
en- negra La vaca 80 encuentra en- nm eetaDl0
que tiene el ganader0 Mr.. Hansborugh & algu.
naa mlas de Challc0the, donde van verla
pastar Ioa CnriOsOn q YER ia lecha on el mo-
mento do Ia ordena La vaca, mezclada de las
razas Jersey Durham, nR0i0 en- 0l eatahlO Y
tuA ia segunda del parto de una vaca cuya leche
Cuya leche no 0freoia ninguna particuiaridad
La que naci0 antRa que ella tambion d6 en-
abundancia leche del col0r ordinari0.
Mpttie, como Ia laman, es IN boDito api-
NAL, aemsiante los demAs -individuOe de su
raGe, que hA tenido 70 cinco hiios, 4 loo Que hs
alimentadO muy nlen con 90 lecha neRra Pro-
duee una buena cantidad de grass, an poquito
mas clara. Y que do nna manteQUllla oacnra
ran aRfadable como 10 sTaarlllas
M. Hsnahufukh dice Due III prihdipi6 iHtitta
heher Il lenhe q laNarIa para Cualonior c0ea aue
lnAaa nnpnt NNnyAnei00 dc nnA Ang @rA Nafa Ser
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-03-26
OOmunioado
NOVELA HISTORICAL

Per DGo saato, signoyei San Antonio
do P0dov0 s0lt6 1. poyc6, cofyj6 d BayeheIo-
SSetG.
iOh s0pst0 e,t;racolos0l Pero..... Qui6n
me manda rOMcOr0sstsGYMe9
aeg6n 10 traducci6n do los 6etonta, lleva-
Go 4 cabo en- el YunQue de LuQuillo por nm
trdile capit6n, ,~-6mulo do Loyola,-resulta com.
DrObado satisfaction de la mae intransigente
crftsca histortca, que San Antonio era ma.
llorQuin,
DesOartada eAta aclaracidn, que prObafA
de IN modo eyidcnts ID psytt6 de loa hechos
COnsumados, relntemos 10 ocurrid0 an Ii esta.
ci6n ferruuaEEilera da M0A0tialss, & An de one,
llegAdo d primaFo de Abril no qleden excnaae
On QRA Sun0ar d ne 0nmpltmieNlo a N d0har
xIGaq plg 1 laa lalnnelas ~ loal aea
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especial representation de las islas Baleares.

see
bien: eran las Bueve:-la hOra poca i'm
pOrta-mucha gente en- la estaci6T; 81 dla cla-
re; Ia brisa nordeste soplaba con fnerza varia-
ble los peyy0s cGstdn, los gGtsCS idGfGNj-
cada uno hace 10 que sabe-.
Phi 90 oye el sonido del pito con que
la locomotOra anuncia su presentation al pu-
blico, tOdas las miradaS 80 dirljen hacia 81 ira
yecuo de Ia via pOr dOnde ha de aparecer 81
tren; todos, no hacen Otra cosa one esperar.
on efectO: de entire ia apinada multi
tud sale I'M m6dicO, algO entrad0 On a6Os, dc
estatura regular, mas faco que obese, tpo
medic germano, medic latino, de mirada ar
diente p8sO SECURE palabra que cada pa
80 SO reaiente de su educacl0n tudesc8: 80
fila con persistencia en- los plstllOS de una nor;
exanina los movimientos de un reptil que SO
agita junto 81 persona, sc queda pensatlvo
ia vists de muititud de h0jas pecj050dGs y
sentGdGs que 81 campo le presenta, SO conmue-
vs. al redexiODar en- Ia cohesion de las hbras
lefosas que compOnen ell bast0n que usa, Gu
20 peso, no dudar, mace de su pertecra con-
tinuidad.
lQue tai { sc, 8 no s6 algo de Historic
natural Pres Dien: pOcOs minutes SO pre-
senta np j0G-bGchj sin unif0rme cuerpo re-
chOnehO, vista inQuieta, con espeuelos mai
pasO, pasanO de San Antonio, 9 tncip5esate pd
ter prOvlnc,0.
No hace mas que llegar este eugeto al es-
cenario tan prsasoT0s0nae'ste descrito por mi.
Cu4uQO surge Id @l&Ul0nG0 6GC0u& LOLA &4ul
con todos sus peOs y sena!ee:
Nuestro SeNsbl0Ms0d0 m6dco se alabama
como un rayo soDre el de los espejueloa. y dea
pu6s de unaa pa abras que no pnde DIR, LIE cAYo
4 PALOS est8 eS Ia Erase cOrrsspOndlente
| estos casos: el agredido nseti6 (asi Sc dice) su
paraguas creyendo que llovls, " en- etecto lo-
Wan palos), el paraguas salt6 en- pedazos, y el
bast0n fu6 romperse en- las costiltas del jGG-
b0ckj eoDsabidO: y es natural; IN bast0n de
ciessaguiIlO, no puede. ain detrimentO de su in
tegrluad, subir con tanta vl0lencia, y bajar con
tanta rapidez; , luegO, era tant0 el subir y el
bajar, que el palO estaba siempre, arribs, ahajO,
en- 81 medic. ION p0der del movimiento!
De pronto llega el Angel erternsjssGd0S,
! que ejaroe tunoiones de Lourgo en- oanutO !;
invoca su sobrino pablSst0; lanza una i'm
precaci0n, y se marcha pOr caminos t0rcidOs
| al Capjt0lj0 a expOner con aire remol6n y en-
ton0 satisfecho 10 siguiente:
70 solo soy el culpable 20 solo soy el
au5or mi t0da responsabilidad /: dadme q
mi todo el premio no veis como he podido
instalar toca mi prole On Ia ciudad dc ma
mdy5tis
una voz grave murmur6: tambien Il,
cuand0 llegue 81 dia de la represaOa, 90 te exl
Rira mayor parte de escarmientOs tambien tu
tendras mas de que arrepentlrte y, Quiera 81
cieio, que los melones no SO te vuelvan ca'aba
zas, para castigar tu atrevimiento, tn maldad
| y tn osadfa, lMalvadc!
~ el jaG-6acM ante dicho repetido nc
exiglO al m6dico tambien ctadO, Ia reparaoi0n
que TODD cabalierO pide en- esOs casos7 -lca
hOmbre, lca!-sl parece que no entienda dc
esas cOSas.
X es jaa-bachi, y pater provinc eel -Sj
rilo.
Manatf IN tesNgo
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Hilo marca ''Iigre"

Ell creciente favor que ha alcanxado 81 hilo dc
esta marca en- Ia Capital, debido su inmejorable
salidad, nos ha obligado 6 estender la venta por
todOs los puebos dc esta Isla, seguroa de que una
YES conocido, sera ell mas buscado. Els NJ MHsoR
HILo PARA oosER QUE 81 HA CONoo1Do EN- Pu1R-
T0.RIC0, FUERTE, BLANQo PERENOTo.
AGENTES UNICOS, FONT Y VIDAL
wHe vonde en- t0dOs los ostablecimientos.
Degcuento especial para los comerciantes
cOmprandO mas do cincuenta gruesas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-03-26

MAESTRO SASTRE. FORTALEZA NUN. 13
Sc ofrece aus DumerOsos parroquiaD !
para los trabaios de aastrerfa que Sc le corfsen,
participAndoles que acaba de recibir una bns
ma collection de figuriDes de Ultima mods.
Ell lena de Ia casa es prontitud. esmera
baratura, buen trabajo y complaeenoia con les
marchantes. La casa reapOnde de las prends s
Que se confecciOnan an ella.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-03-26

Cerecedo Hermanos J Co, han echado el
resto para Semana Santa. Los que guArden 10
vieilia como DiOs manda, hallaran CuantO de-
s6anen el retarido Colmado. Una cajita del riqul-
s.mo bacalao sin espinas solo cuesta Reis reAles.
Y para fortalecer On los dias de ayuno hay an
vinillo Reneroso, extra superior, dc 10 amos de
emb0tellado, que baila en- 10 una.
Ell Alcohol0dO GGteI ha sido reconocido
por infinidad de personas que 10 han usado 90
mo el mejor anti reum&tcO, es un verdaderO
especificO contra los dolores de oabeza, como
10 prueb8n numerOsOa certi1cadOe, t0nt0 de los
aefores M6dicOs como de particulares, los que
acreditan 81 gran 6xito. Useae sin reparo
quedarau convenoidos como 10 estan "a todos
los que 10 han us8dO. Para evltar talsihcaoio-
mes que recaerian On perjuicio del ptbnc0, debe
exjitrse sobre ell tap0n de cada bctella un aelli~
to que dice Ascoholddo GGtcll, careeiendo dc
este debe rechazarse como no letitimo, igual
cuando llevAndolo tuviese alguna fractura.
EN- BUENA LID. -- LA favorable acogida
que el p0blico en- general ha diepensado desde
su llegada esta 1s q In mAntequilla exquis
sita de Dlnamarca en- pobe amarillo dc Ia casa
L. q. BRuUk de COpenhsgue. ha ald0 ohl0t0 do
pompOsos anuncios mas menog intenciona,
dos, con el I'm do perjudicar 81 desarrollo, cr6s
ditto iams, que Ia miama ha adquirido
Hoy no existe el mas pequeflo pueblo de-
esta Isla donde la MGmteQatll0 d0nes0 dc Braun
no sea preferidR eualQuier Otra marcR, L.
mejor prueba de 81 bondad es, que no hay fa~
brioante algUno de este artiCul0 que venda en-
la Isla un Ddmero tan considerable do osjas de
manteQuilla.
Recomendamos solamente al pdblico, que
eiempre pida M0MteQwieIa D0sesd de 10 marca
RfUssMs.
ri pdblico 90 el jues mas competente para
decidir cual es Ia mejor, Ia mas pura Y la mAa
superiOTs NOsOtros no decimOB mas.
15-4 Sobviso de LstSa q Co.
- Oos0s Qae ss secoas1e,sdan ,--RL BUEN
GUSTO, uno dc los mejores salonos do barbe.
ria peluQueria do 10 Capital.
E1opjst0rlos J. APPELLANTS, San Justo, nd
nero l6.-PerfumeE1a extra superior. eo a0mia
ten onados.-Esmero y Nmpiesa.
CHARADA
--V0y toySN0 Palacio escape.
-lCarapel
Pues ldosl ys no llegas, Pablo.
-lDlablol
el tres que ha ratio mo espera...
-i Frtolerai
Pues no 1ojea 10 CaTrNra
poyque el TODD estA distantA
-Ss no lego eatNy oesantA.
-lcarspel Diablo I Tdolesal
xuPARA sEMA:yA SANTA II 81 surab
negro muy huano Granndinaa neErae lAbrRdas;
Gro y faya negra. RasimirUs gs0hs 0ntA&
encAies. bg0ndas aDuhaa para adorAht fala&4.
| AgTemanea y fasos negrUs ! OuRntO hUdAsits Va
en u ranao, s0lnpEei0 en Id Raas0 dc +. Afsak
bal y Go.
ia hNsnan hAinacaa Oh 4ahc0, los Shefan1
9ne4 "a AanadiIlat o0rOkba ca Ean German i
pnaaa oouldA a. - Q6talsasA enA e1aneiaeQ
pAl
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judicial, Ia utilisa ahora 10 misno que Ia leche

judicial, Ia utiliza ah0ra 10 misno que Ia leche
Ordinaria
Muchisimas ofertas Sc le han hecho al no.
seedor del raro animal, aun de parte de pr0pie-
tarios directories de mnseos; pero Mr.. Hans
borugh no ha acceptable ninguDa, esperanto que
vaca trasmita alRunOs de Su prOgeDie la ex-
trafla pecuiaridad. Varios qufmicos de Rich
mOmd Washington han analixadO la leChe,
tantO freaca como cOnvertid0 en- manteQu1il0,
pero no han podido determinar la sustancia
que le dA color negro. y atribuyen slgunos
dolores que est6n contenidos On los corptsculos
de Ia sangre del animal.
ALMAoHN pH Mue1oA
DR OLIMPIO OT1Ro, AToOHA II: PoN0R.
Mdsica para piano dos manos.
HesGs-IrOva0Or r.............. ...... $1-oO
zGem. -Travlata. ....... ......-...... 1-5O
Para pedidos On Ia Capital, D. J. Gonzales Font
Hay diveraas clases de callos otras
ialas xdyacentes. Pero los tenaces, los bar
baras, los qua no nos dejan vivir, que salen
en- los pies, SO curan radicalmento con el CALI
oida que venden Armas y Jimenez, Cruz ndm.
13, en- In Gran Cdss0rjG, Cruz IL y On La Es-
ferG, Forta'eza 81.
r. CGs0s que Sc vecOnsiesdds LA Far
macia Central del Lcdo. don Manuel Torres
BorgeH, establecida an MO-ptodras, por la pu-
reza de sus drOgas importadae de los prtncipa
les centros de Europa de America; por Ia
perfection eamerO en- Las presortpci0nee fa-
cultativas, por los precios sin igual al alcance
de sodas las fortunas, deepachAndose 10 mismo
por 81 dia que durante Ia noche.
En- Ia Puerta del Sol:
- De d6rde sale usted con esa cara de
moribund0s
-Acabo de estar enfermo, lnuy entermo
aeie s0manas en- CANA
- Hombre! lQu6 entermedad tan grave
ha sidO es8
LIE dire usted, Ia enfermedad era pc
quefs, pero me visitaba un m6dico que On
tiende Ia profession.
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De Venta

En- 10 ofioina de Sores. de ]. Sala y Co., On
liquidaci6n, radicads en- 81 antique almaoen de
la Marina, se venden varios escritorjOs. apara.
dores para libros, copiadores de cartas, archivo
para correspondence, etc., y diversos enseres
de eacritorio. 3-3
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La Palma

A eonaecuenciA dc los anuncios que viensa
publicandOse tan " "rimb0mbantes pOr cleric
POGO seriOs, On que 90 pOnen mas ALA de Las nU~
bes, los artdculOs y c0ufecciones dc I'M establci-
miento de esta Capital y como an aquellos 80 des
eubHe no sana intenci6n para 81 nuestro NOS psF~
mitimOs lamar 10 atenci6n y hacemes cOnstar ao-
te este respectable pdblico y .numerosOs amigos
de la Isla, que 's La Palma nada ticne que enva-
diar ningdn eatablecimiento de "a fndoie soosa
10 ID bondad de los articulos que importa cos,
feciona, como tampOco respecto actividad ? ass
piesa en- el seRvicio. La cada YES mayor stlueT
cia de parroquianos prueba irrefutable de Gle.
Que oonsto quo " todo, todon 10 que veade
mos Oh tan bueno por 10 menos "eomo 10 meior
10 que On oontrarto 60 diga es...a... .M6siea.
OliUna o.
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iDINERO /! DINERO III
Sc desea inverrir seis & ocho mil pesos IN
una dos casas de esta Capital, col0ear.os al
las mismas, On primera hipoteca.
Informar4n On Ia calle del Sol n1merO 81.
Puerto Rico Febrero 26 de 1892. 1s-to
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OABALLO ROBADO

mon, 90 han robado anoche nn cabalio aIasan,
dc POGO inenos dc z cuartas de aIxada, abun.
dante on crimes auuque oortas y de paso de.
banado. ID que de notcias de su paradero 81
propietsEio del dich0 cabatIo don Antonio .le
los Santos, On Bsyaunon, d. Ciemente Bcs