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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-16
,r,.-.r,vc TIE SIM, EDISON TORPEDO.

,'1o, reb. 15-Expcrments were mad" al rof'
,,,,,, to doy with the Sims Edison elec'Ll' 'oi y"
ono tests were made in the presence oI -I'Io' ct"
POST te military attachc OF the Apcr,"" o,,.r
. ,,ocbes. Lieutenant Toppan OF the 'm'e'
sn,ps Navy. and several English and other Enrope,
'upsS u The experiments proved that the torped'
onm,s 10 worked successfully when I"unchci iron, "
, i motion with range OF one Hhie any Tho
Nc>oc !" nd +. need Of nineteen KNOBS an n,"r' i''
quarter amH%n''ted am%n today four years old
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-16
Duck Hry1ER SHOT AND KILLED.

Buffalo, Feb. IA dispatch from Suspension bridge
SAYS: While Albert GOOdrve of thl, Nhi'ee' d'u
party Young men out dn'h shooting III TN nNer
at Lewiston SUNDAY afernoOa gun III ""Ou'1 "aius
wa. nv accident discharced when he taking out
, rarrod and ,h charpe lodged In the hip Of James
Lsnsdowne who died from The effects last pight.'
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a-.rox1,xs MADE No NOMINATION.

,,,on Feb 15.-John \. Wlllox, proprietor a''a
r,or of "Thc Liverpool Courier mas Oee' eio' ,.o
io Gu TO vacancy in the House OF commons ao' ov
~ w. d,,tsIon of Liverpool, caused by the death o
h''''o" 81 Edward Whitley, who had repfeseh'ci
'a''"-'s g., dncc 1s5j. Mr.. Wilox Is C'hScrN"
.o ., and hi, nomination in this division was equi ~
election as the dadstonans %%@s Ho Was re-
MI" Mr, M'i in ies5 without opposltijn'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-16
rygrirryryG DEMANDS on MRS. SMELL.

Chicago, Feb. 1J.-Mrs. Henrietta smell, widow Oi
the millionaire. y. j. SMELL who was mnIdeicu bS
TascOtt, been In fever Of nervous fear Tor some
weeks as the result of having received anonymous
letters demanding the payment Of 5000 Oh pain of
being blown up with dynamite. Detectives nave uceh
busy on the case but have been unable to get any cew
In. he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-16
CIFrlIy APPLEGATE PICKED Up AT SEA.

Atlantic City, y. j.. Feb 1J-Captain John Apple
gate who WAS blown ont sea In his ltte fourteen
foot dory on Friday last and wl'J it was feared had
boen lost was picked up on sunday twenty miles out
at sea by the Long Island fishing smack caroline
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-16
cx,r,oy OF COLONEL OLCorr.

,,,on reb l6.-Colonel II. = Olcott mas res'e"''
,,a nrcs,,ency Of the 1heosophcai society o" A.
,nt of uhealth. lie Intends to live IN lhu'" '"' ""
literary work
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-16

Paris. Feb 1.-The condition Of VI. dc Lcsscp'
who's. critical Hines, va, announced yesterday, La
imI rovcd III, friends however, are <till anNioi
concerning him.
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spir;cy prominent member Of the Land League
named MacAuley. He was sentenced to term OF
imprisonment that would have expired in 17"4, Dut
tOday, by order Of the Government, lie was retdseu
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4 wIrArLAnEN sTEANER ASHORE.

Mar-cilcs Feb 15.-A British steamer the name Of
which cannot at present be obtained, but which Is
known u De from New York with cargo of wheat, Is
ashore al Cape COuIOnne
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4 GERMAN w,RsuIp TO AID TIE ELDER.

Y
London. Feb. lj--1hc German fricac Prinz Wilhelm
has arrived of AtcrGcld Isle Of Wight on a ledge on
which place the North German Line steamer Elder Hes
stranded The Prinz Wilhelm Is under orders from
Emperor william 10 give any assistance in her power
get The Elder dlUat
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INFECTED ITALIANS IN CHICAGO.

A FAMILY OF SEVEN FOUND IN ThNEMrNA
HOUSE ALL SUFFERING FROM THE DISEASE.
Chicago. Feb. l5.-A vertable pesthouse was as
covered last night by officers who succeeded IN running
down seven Of the nine Italians who are In ohlcaso
and who arrived on the typhusinfected steamer Mass
from Palermo. reaching New-York January 30. They
were discovered in a crowded enementhouse at Eighty
first and Lime sts. close beside the Western lndsna
Railroad tracks, and only stones throw from inc
hickly settled district in Auburn Park AT TINS poiu.
is "A macaroni factory, which has been bone OF iesA
and social contention for number OF years. h"'oo
ing place for hundreds OF Italians VINO 'eaiy ' H'.0
and STAY there unti they find employment elsewhere
I'm one OF the wOrkmen's cottages crOWae9 inso
single room the officers yesterday fOund Domni.v iu
Gahamo his wife ard five children, all infected with
disease and spreading the contagton about them nome
appeared 10 be seriously i'll, aud the oncers alo"c"
them 10 remain until the Health Department was Ill
formed. -, ,,.s .,o,ror ore
Two other passengers on the ln1ecteI s'eae' n "ne %
nnun IN h, in Chicago and supposed TO have gone
to Mllwaul1eeave, but no trace Oh tleh eau oe iou
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up ,DsroyE IN VIGOROUS HEALTH.

MR.. GLADSTONE IN VIGOROUS HEALTH
London Feb I5.-IIcrbert Gladstone mas fturncn
10 this city f.m Nice lie says tnat MS i"'"e', WI"
Is still soiourniug Oh the ki'f's, Is III ,"e nov"
taking ,ag,, iy mile walks and that this exercise
apparently eyceve for one OF hs advanced age does
net seem U tire him in the least. Ae hSs eA'ue" l"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-16
CIVIL WAR RAGING NJ Kr>RrorM.

London. Feb. Ij.-AccOIding Ia adviccs from Egypt
ciyil war l. raging IN and around khartoum. Cherlf
the caimaut of the Kiallfat', Is said Ia have been
victorious In baul', against Abdallah chief of
the tlbe. Kas,aa Is reported to be drpopu-
lated.
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FOREIGN INTEREST IN TIE FAIR.
STRONG AUSTRIAN COMMISSION NAMED-JAPAN
ACTION" THE LONDON Globes AD-
VICE TO BRITISH MERCHANTS.

sTpOvG AUSTRIAN COMMISSION NAMED-JAPAN :
Acr1Ov- TIE LONDON GLOBE'S7 AD-
VICE TO BRITISH MERCHANTS
Vienna Feb 15-The Gazette announces that
Archdul,e Charles Louis has been nominated patron %
the Austrian section OF the Chicago Fair, Willie MARQUIS
ron Dacouehem the Austrian Minister Of Commerce
becomes president OF the Austrian Conm'Nlol' ""''
IS the strongest appointed by Austria ior any
international exhibition.
London, Feb. 1.-THE JapanC So Parliament ha N'''u
500 900 ven (SjOOOOO) 10 enable Japan TO take part
I'm the Worlds Fair at Chicago.
The Globe" 10 DAY says that tie prospect, OF foreign
co oprztlOn in the Chicago Columbian ENlhbtIoh no
NOT apuear bright. In the case Of England. "1hc
,loben adds the grave feeling ag0inst the Mckinney
hin has not yet subsidized but 1t Is to be hoped tat
manufacturers will not let their feelings overcome
rer prudent Judgment Furthermore, such an atchApt
ot retaliation is more likely 10 hurt themselves ula
any one else The Americans and Germans arc stchu
ou,lv irving 10 take commerce. Tie absence q"
british competitors at the Fair would therefore be IT.
garded more as benefit than otherwise it would ais'
be REGARDED as an admission OF defeat
Lisbon. Feb 15.-In consequence OF the financial
crisis Portugal will not take part In the WORLDS f'r
t Chicago. The Chamber OF Deputies has adopted tho
r,ruciplc OF the Eercnchlng DILL -
paris Feb 1J.-Thc Liberte,' after commenting on
,hn action Of the Chamber Of COinneicc % ts Guy III
,e,ard to the CHICAGO Fair, says America hd> Drn
,rnmising France for the last uhitN-cNch years 10
unifv State legislation on the possession ol P,upcnE
h~ f1re ncIs but nothing has yet been done French
,en cannot trust 20 the variable opinions OF American
ATTORNEY Generals the Hypothetical equity oi tho
Supreme Court"
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-, ppIsONER RELEAsED.

London. Feb. 15.-Amons the pl'oneis ,so. tor com.
CONT IN ths Gross Molina County Mayo murder CON-
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RECIPROCITY WITH CANADA.
INSTRUCTIONS OF THE GOvERNORGENERAL
TO THE DOMINION COMMISSIONERS

TIT, Fl ISHERIES THE COASTING. LAWS AND THE
SUBJECTS THEY WERE DIRECTED TO
PRESENT AT THE CONFERENCE.
tBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSE.1
Ottawa. Feb IA dispatch received at noon
to-day said that Sir John Thompson Mackenzie
Bowel and George E. Foster left Washington this
morning for Ottawa. The letter sent by Lord
Stanley TO the delegates before the latter left
Ottawa includes basis of negotiations on which
the delegates were to enter with the United States
authorities with the purpose Of securing a reel
procitv treaty.
The letter SAYS that the Joint commission TO
10 appointed is authorized TO deal without llmta-
tion and to propose treaty respecting the follow
irc sub ects: a. Renewal of the reciprocity treaty
Of S5i subject such modification as the altered
circumstances of both countries require ana 10
such extensions as the Commission may deem TO
bc in the interests of the United States and Can
ada: te) Reconsideration of the treaty of lSSs.
rcspecting the Atlantic fisheries, with the view oil
cfecting free admission of Canadian fishery
nroducts into the markets of the United States
in exchange for facilities for United States fisher
men to purchase bait and supplies, and to trans
shin cargoes in Canada all such privileges to De
mutual: l3) Protection of mackcrcl and other
fisheries in the Atlantic Ocean, and in lnland
waters: tp Relaxation of the coastlng Jaws OIL
both countries on the seahOard; tj Relaxation OF
tbc coastng laws Of both countries IN lhia!o
waters between the United Sta'c> and Canaoa lo'
Mutual salvage and saving Of wrecked VcsSes .
- Arrangements for dclimitatlon of houhuiIN
between Alaska and Canada such treaty oi courSe'
10 he ad referendum. - h,
Tie delegates expected here tomorrow, ol nue
they have met with can be had. II Is hoWcIeI,
ssid that the interviews they had with resident
Harrison and Secretary Blaine were oil the mos'
formal character.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-16

Al meeting held on February = by the unemployed
workingmcn in Rome, ii was resolved TO have patience
until February 90 the date on which thcy W"hI'
be furnished with work. according to the promises
10 the Government. The workngmcn also vot'h
resolutions declaring that, II that promise shonM not
le fulfilled, they would hold mass meeting 10 u''
rms, what should Ice done. The Italian duthortic'
seem, according TO the above cable dispatc I" htN"
made preparations for a possible emergency - -
unlikely that serious trouble VIII occur for 'hc
,ovornment la. already taken t'c most effective pro
,sutlonarv measures, Large numbers OF worhnsmen
had come during the last few yeas 10 k'ihr' "h'I'
bniIdng operations preceding on 4 hrr' 7''''
They relied on tine axiom familiar Throughout '"n"
mental Europe that when hmliihG e"t>' '|''N u''-
coe.7 But building operation, were SON "V"rd'h''
and contractors had to stop work Tie ""N'r"lh'h'
understood thai the best thing 10 do "a' moi 10 h'eP
e., ,hn Genital AN unusual uumbc oi unemployed Iib'r
e,.. and during the month Of January, l7"l' u man
.red to send back 10 their native Pla''a III ''o
,,ro,ipccs a4ooO wor.dngmcn. Of course pay
ing their travelling expense. This Is the heme gwen
iu tbe Chamber by >guOr Nicotcri, Minister u wv
,,orior f., answer 10 AN Interpolation OF a Kth""i
Dc,uiiv scnor Isarhlii. STILL thousands " WV,
l,borcr, remained in the capital ana l'''I oNP'''
- La .ct at work at the beginning of the pTe''h
month on the building Of the Polytechnic anu '.' i'
If Justice This work could not be begun al ''"' "'
and ON February /. the day before the h'o'"t '
| inned above 800 worlngmcn made a NOISY "c"I''
sraton in the streets. They wah'eu 10 p"'"'o ~
,ho Ouriual the Kings residence. and there u 'i'no
Tor bread or work. They were stopped Oh t"e way o'
| the police. IT., i,I aro oIso
rie laLoring classes In the Italian capal arr "''
cvcitcd by The trial Of the Marchi,r "
u,oli.ts who were indicted since the li'' I"'o' '
0"' -, and ,moup whom Is Amilcar Cprianl. a
M'N ., 81 The Chamber Of Monte Cu"ro' IN I'M ,. u
nceu wisely suspended for ID" present VI, '.'v :
/ ma a. , nolcc cOmmi~~arN. on WHO'S n,9l -,
Wl,'N N N.cni ou relied princpty. has WIllu',Em" ,E i
| uU cnYrf thc dcpositiOns he had made dur'"e ''0
! 0ttl
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Suez. Feb. I5.-rl, t am yacht Namouna, belong
Ing 10 Jane, Gordon Bennett, Of Sew lorh, has Ar
,nH Lnl
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AN OUTBREAK FEARED IN ROME.
UNEMPLOYED wORKINGMEN THET tTtN TO MAKE
TROUBLE-PRECA CAUTIONS TAKEN BY
THE GOVERNMtNE

Rome, Feb 1j.-Thc unemployed worklngncn " ','
city and the ncigborlOod threaten 10 give much U'"pIc
TO the authorities, and it j. feared that their no'u'
tendencies will require strong measures Tor t"f sup
preseon They have threatened to wait no lOnger Tor
aid from the Government. but 10 demand that tAey DE-
furnished with work and other relief To-Day the >lu"
tion became 20 critical that the troops were kept III
their BARRACKS to De in readiness lor any "uN
they might be called upon 10 perform lH'lr j. j"
Doubt that the uneasy feeling among the "ofhhr
Glasses, PARTICULARS those who have no employment III
prp,cut +, due in great measure 10 the iia OF 'lP
ami and the other men who charged with r"inS on
last MAY Day The ral. which las been going on for
several day, Ia, been marked by violent outb ems {"
ono occa, ON the disorder making necessary Ue SUI
pension of the sitting Of the CONT
This log tler with the report, published "i VI"
action 81 the vorhin Emen in o1l"r rpaniiie' m con
iuuction with the Anarchist movement has lad L."
dcncy 10 make the unemployed wuhngmen restless
and 10 tran form them into dangerou, element f'i
ing that the uial of Cipriani and the OTHER May phl
ioters might 80 incense the woikngmch n 10 p"N"he
dsturhauce- the Government has gwen olnris t9ht
the nroccedings against the prisoners be si,pcuel ~
= firnc. ShOrd outbreak Occur, NC 'oN'FiWei'
IS prepared take severe measure, 10 ieprc>' H.
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tlOnal legislation the general subject matter "ouiu
probably be found necessary. l.. Al.
The resolution was passed and now goes to the
House for It's action upon 1t.
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EXPOSED ITALIANS SENT BACK TO NETWORK.

EXPOSED ITALIANS SENT BACK TO NEW-fohh'
Trenton, ~ j.. Feb. 10 (speciah.-The news that
vito Radice and Giuseppe Paretto, two Italians that
came to this country the Massia. had come 10
Trenton directly after leaving the feverinfected snip
created considerable excitement here. owing 10 'he
fac; that the city is free from smallpox cases yet
Health inspector Packer set out today to find the I'M
migrants and he succeeded In locating them "'h
.., y, ,ailroad loborers They seemed to be per
fnctiy WE'LL but City Physician Dowd thought IL pesC
to remove them and this evening got them ABOARD ohe
car, for New York.
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Ncw-Havcn. Conn. Feb. 15.-The health authorizes
here are making vigorous efforts to locate the laiau
Immigrant who arrived in York last week on the
steamer Na,,illa and who IS said to have come to
this city The Italian was reported to be de'unen
for house in Days but such person mas yct ar
rived at the number given. The health olhcer thi'
morning mailed printed instructions to over nun
drcd physicians Of the city with reference to inc
handling OF typhu, fever patients, should any lie as
covered The boats and trains are being closely
watched.
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Tur M'RoRA noEEAIls II NCKTHERY EUROPE.

London. Feb I5.-Dispatchc- received here 'Hy that
tho Telegraph line, IN sweden and Russia were ari
ou,lv affected y the borcai- on saturday night
Earth current, greatly uicr'crcd with the woiAinS II
TIA. line.
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TROUBLE OVER EMPRESS CHARGES On tAliIbIio'
Chicago Feb - (specisl-Unless the Worihs far
scials take some action to avert 1t tefe J, hhcS /"
he considerable trouble the care OF EXHIBITS pehd
tc the ouenlng OF the Fair warehouses. a hint Oi
,s was given to-day when the Custom House received
a small exhibit from Austria. consigned to walker
F.arn chief OF the foreign affairs OF the Exposition
Upon te arrival Of the exhibit the United states EN
nr.ss Company filed claim I'm the nature OF lien Tor
e.nrcss charges The Collector would not allO" tic
e,,ods IN be released and will store them at the Ap-
n,aSers' Warehouse, where they Will be Kept unti
the Fnir opens. several other exhibits have been
Stored in this way and the express companies nave
charges against them which have not been paid The
Worlds Fair officials have invariably declined and VIII
hereafter decline TO pay express charges. which must
be met by exhibitors. In the charges made against
tho exhibit to-day were bond and brokerage ices "i'n
Collector Clark says can be avoided II the EXHIBITS are
consigned to Inc Collector Of the port and nareed or te
Columbian Exposition II Is suggested that te Moil1
with view 20 having exhibits properly consigned.
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Almoneda pdblica

En- los dias jueves, viernes, sabado y DO.
mingo 8, A, 6y 8 del c rriente, a "a una de la
Garde hasta las diez de la nochs, Sc remata-
ran gOlpe de martillo, en- la Gale de San Justo
81, por cuenta de qnien c0rrespe nds, los ST.
guientes efectos del est establecimiento one fu6 de
los seflores Baro y Ca:-82 cajas de cigarriIIos
corrientes en- hebras, banccs, pectorales, pulpa
panetelas, marca Las PatmerGs. .-Jueg0s dc
Dola de maltil, para caramboia q treina una
-Tacos dc blllar -Suelas para los mismos
Cacharas = tenedores de metal Juegcs dc
ale ]rez y dOmino.-Eepej0s de medic cuerpo,
marco de cana dOrada.-Dep0sit0s para man.
Gener aqua fria.-Jaulas para csnsrios.-Diccio.
narioz En"iclop6dico Hispano5 Americana. ia.
pones para botel'as--Lamparas colgantes ue
criataly de metal,-Agua de VIchy H0pitot.
LIEN de J9asGltS -Pas5iias de Vtchy.-Mne
F1ac8s -Copas de CRYSTAL blaneas de colores,---
Relojes de pared.-Medias fnas.-Esencias
aceites de olor.-Juguetes de varias classes 6
lnfnidad de otrOs Objetos que no sc detaIlan
por ser difloil su enumeration.
81 en- los cuatro dias citados no SO rema4
tan todos los etectos, continuara la subasta el
lunes la misma hora que ind1ca este anunci0.
Todo 10 que Sc remata On la Almoneda p1.
oIica es al bGrrer, no admiti6ndose reclamaelon
alguna, como tampooo Sc entregaran los efac.
COS Guy importe no haya sido satistecho pre-
viamente.-P5o Rico de Marco de 1892. Ell
Director. .-FT0ascfSc0 IT. IefMIE "A
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"a Ultima M0da
BASES DE LA PUBLICACI0 ON:

LA ULTIMA MODA aparece tOdOS los do
mingos, On un pliego de IL grandes paglnas
tres COumnaS, con multitud de mOdelOs, de
de trajes, abrigos, cOnfecciones, sombreros,
peinadoS, adOrnos y labores de Ultima move
dad. Una de las hOjas de cada nlmerO cOntle
ne Ocho paginas dc novela en fOrma cOnvenien
tie para hacer encuadernadas; Otra esta destl
nada una plancha de dibujos para bordar,
al dorso: unas veces retratos dc notabihdades
contempt poraneas O6ras, juegos de soc1edad
OtraS, laminaS de mObilfariO Y Ornamentaclon;
otras. en- fin, nOvelitas cortas, fgurines espes
ciales todO con grabadOs. Las ocho paginas
restantes del peri0dicO ofrecen multitud dc
modelOs, artlculOs, revistas, consultas, recetas,
pasatiempos texto siempre esmeradO de GUAM
to puede intereSar & las se1Oras SenOrltas, y
ante todo sobre TODD de la mayor mOraGdad,
A cada ndmero acOmpana un regalO,
sea 81 al ailo, conslstentes en- fgurines acuare.
las, hOjas de patrones con dibujos para bordar,
patrOnes cortados, hojas de cuatrO paginas
dos tintas, de dibujos para bordados artisticos,
cromos representando preciOsas labores, mt
sica, etc. etc. pesar de estas ventajas, es
81 peri0dico mas barato en- su clase como pue
de verse por los siguientes:
Prcc6os de sWscr5ci6ss en- PMert0- -R6c0,:-
Seis meses, $350.-Un afe, $6.-Pago antici
pado.
(52 NUMERos AL ANO).
60 Como de costumbre, a todas las sus
eritOras que anticipen 81 ailo, SO les hara un
regalo extraordinarily
Agente de LA ULTIMA MoDA On Puerto
Rico,
Successor de s. G.. de Mantilla.--PfopGgG
LSterHT6G.-San Juan de Puerto Rico.
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Mario de 1892. Oacinas San Francisco %
Emulsion Greosotada
DE RABELL.
F armace 1tico de la Uoivevsidad de Ia Hab ina ,

EfcGs q poderoso remedio para las e9ferass-
d tdss del pechO
La EMULSION CREOSOTADA del DR.. Ra.
bell, es un magnfico y maravilloso agente te-
rap6utico de exito seguro en- la b romQ@stis.
isis, LGyjng5tis. sAsnsG, CGterros TOses %, rt
N res ReJrsGdos Fs r6fwf0 Asa9 ada, RaQNs
t5sns0 en- los nl1es, De65ti1ad genes al y, en- su-
ma. para las atecc'ones de la gsrganta los
bTonqnos los pulmon IS. Desplecta 81 ape
tito vigoriza las natura1ezss mas npobreci-
das Es ell remedo por exelencia
La EMU SION CREOSOTADA DE RABELT,
nuevs, dnica original ssooiaei6n de ACEITE
DE BAGALsO, eREoSOTA g HIPoF0 sFITos
De GAG 7 SOSA, es una dehca la crema, do
suave o'or balsamico, de g.ato sabor, pa ada.
BILE h4sta por los niflos
Todos los enfermos la tomaran sin repug.
nancia, con cilidad = gusto. Esta eiaborada
CON esqnis to esmero. Pru6bese admirara sd
rapida aeci0n ourativa.
| V6ase Ell amplio prospscto qua aeon
psh a cada fsasco.-Da Venta on todas las
Droguerias = Bottles dc la Isla de cuba.-Da
p0siro principal: Ella Reun On" de 1se Ea-
lrra.-Habana. Puerto Rico, Fsrmacia Dro.
lgueria de +. Gnillermetv