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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-26
THE EVENING STAR:
WANTED MISCELLANEOUS.

WANTED-oNE OR TWO GOOD HORSES AS
~, ntst na{nent on unincunbsred buildiaG lot
WAYTED-A sECoND-HAND BUGGY IN FIRST.
ss: as E Ss shss'; ::s lowest
WAETEp AEp FOR sALE-!nousEHoLD AND
:sG .s:Es 'sts M % s; s.'s
w snpPea ..,S naFsrs' diver van. i.os curtains.
SS RSaI;.s %Sk GfffHfi ssse oes Wi
w v.sqn mus. 5. sound; not over o ten years Cd.
cooPfRss ri less than LOCO pounds l.
WANTED--A CARRIAGE AND HORSES IN Elk
:; 2 NIL" 5Ss i''% 81 4:
WAEssEsRtsg sSsRAASs9SEo TzSS2fYasE sgs1
s's y :es
WANIED-cUTTINa AND FITTING THOR
r,s, oSSghiy taught by .eIperisnoed dressmaker;
Cali or address. 2si4 i've 81 'a''' At
" w bore and bury - cash p.y%sa. op ans city
sssS.y on in''Aiihsasa Ada1s.. ''s NET sssl
"A
Nv. size letter file cabinet Address Boz e, star
W4SSST1 r. 9I,5 , LEATHER BEDS FOR oAsa.
WANTEp-oAsH PAID FOR TJRNITURE OAR
b:d c nS
Oh a1is H 'es1
WAYTED-How TO GET YOUR HOUSE
1ncf5k lSb Eo5s2 sdSv S5hka kS
" larDA of hon and iahla
" notice I'd AZ nd
and lean carpsts uphol:s.rins. remove and pack
fnEniturs guard houses in Swns,. absence supply
pairs e Old piastsrns. paintns. paper hang
haass a and
8 8osols 3! NV. Room 6r,o. horr, s,o.os
WANTRp-TAkE NoTIcE.-T WILL PAPER
Wv rOoms trSn e. 80 1Dwsra in sl.n5 gut q IS
Ali boz sS !. s1s.'
WANTEp-CAsH PAID FOR OLD GOLD AND
ana III
bousAS a. toE o,1 3Sd M.nurs Jews!er. L
G:a'r In Old Gold and SILVER elS 9th st. nv"
WANTED-LARIFs TO LEARN DRESS OUT
ting 2 snd s' spSy o. s
GOTwALs. rs Nst NV. oc1-lm'
IVANTED-HORsEs TO KEEP-KF PING
It Pho M f s .r s9a
st. read; : miles out o. H. P. CLARK. Sligo. Md
WANTED-TYPEwR1TER RENTED-REMING.
w ton. oalirraph. Hammond. Smith, &c. lowest
rates first m,ehins. only; no old tradedin
TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE. olOF st. n. ". sel6
WANTED-IF you WANT A DESIRABLE FARM.
" II you want an elegant residence
II you want choice building lot
w you have any property TO sell rent
Call on MISS GRACE NJ. THOMAS
Room 100 Corcoran building
And receive prompt attention. au27-3rl
WANTED-yrIIAM G. FRIZZELI, PIANO
w tuner, 62S6th II. Orders from Nd Va
and all Of the District by mail will receive prompt
attention. Frst-cla-s tuning at lowest rates fsIOtf
WANTED - OPIUM AND WHISKY HABITS
w cured at home without pain book of particulars
sent free. Z: NJ WOOLLEY. n D.. Atlanta, Ga
Office. 1929 Whitehall St tao91y
WANrEp-STKAM CARPET CLEANING AND
w renodelng works feathers renovated IN actresses
made over; furniture steamed and moths destroyed
p D. fOUNGs 1402 Pa Telephone lOOS-2 fl3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-26
FOR RENT-HOUSES

EoR ELNI-s2. I'm MONTE i2a Hsr. MI
s n. e., ,ss% b., ss E ssrossS, M
sne A,,.sgs, hen. ie ysHns srr..a scup. S.s
psrts % the oiiy. the a.oT. kss 1sl, aso- q
TOR RrNT-ooMrirTEiy FuRNIsHEp
y,r Tso. sen.slaias .ss ToS-s. a. n .. az,
Seis.e~ ~
L,oR RENT-FURNrsHrp- le,c RHopF rsl.xp
sys .ss IN s'sri .ss,,.h e,.sssn, house.
~ O RoiTzNIS cor. . sni io,s So ocisslg-s
EoR REM = 1901, ooRNER RARrwooD Axp
.G.,ns cellar toe s~iS ro.gs s.S,.', SIS, ....r.
sssolm as is1ssi sSs ~.
II io-.s.s- 20 s.asn.ss,s "a SIC 'e
i s S.s g M y q h n,nss.s ,Ss
.;s-S .hs S acI s.S i Kins s n.
y'naos O. hath :: g Tunia.n !, ~;
Ice Zen :, ~ Il q ,saa TsslshE ss.r
= s@61alITlSr II ss Il ~ %. =
EoR RENT-RFAUTIFVf LOCATION. 40 SHAN
II ye.-li rom hosse. IS ias, frea, ~ .sass.
sss ssy. men, a aSs 'hs 4 sfMMss e 49, ave-
ool-lu.
EoR RlNr- iH2s sei -, .,ahle.s,or,
Slt lS Mst " s;cr. and lsls, ~. N sss n
1877 ;Ed St, Or ana x;isk St -.r.sou.. ,
!: s25 Soth q. srh. r. 81 lss7 s7th 81, " hsus.
~ -.----.- $780,. p. 70 sud stable 4r
ilate road ~ cottage. S9A canal a. I've. 4r, 10
,reos 81, Sr. N g SIS N.roory lane b' N
1913 sea st. br siore, lsas eaton st M. lr. x
~. -, ~ III ltsls Cation 1t, hr sr a q
E.so SO a. nsI LIST Fiat los West Ms<e
are ..----.--ls ke' srsos. SO
CT TICKLING.
S,eorfetoun onc~. Ia I'D 81, n. Tel. SnS
90 washington oitc". .iOi1si n. - T.L l0x3
Tor RENr-sa 80. SRroN FRAMES OK rpR
Il 1t n. .. lust OF Bladausburs roaH p,.ausc
water IN each house THOs T. wkOS,ANaS
1e1-lOm- 0i- 20
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-26

EoR sALE-AT LAKELAND. MD.-FOR 90 500
4 S2o cash and 325 per month, will buy q new we'll
built 1-rcem house with porches larobe. well. pu mp,
&c stable for two horses and carriages lot 81
five blocks from station Also for e. 500, S25 cash
and s25 per month, new 6room house with porches
cellar. latrobe well, pump and outbuildines on q 10
feet front and 200 feet deep; inclosed with poke
fence three blocks from station. Ten other proper
ties In of erection ranging in price from 600
TO "a 500 will soon be finished and offered for sale
monthly payments from 10 to $43 per month. Lake
land is situated eight miles from Washington on the
Warrington branch Of the b. and O. railroad; also
the line of the proposed boulevard to Baltimore. It
has beautiful lake. stores, pos. once, schools.
only Oh cents each way. To property for fur
Their particulars apply to EDWIN A.. NEWMAN,
Owner, 1406 Columbia st. bet 9th and 10th aud
o and sts.. from to 10 q. m or pm. sel3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-26
FOR RENT-HALLS.

EoR RENT-HALL; SIZE. 2OXSO FEET; SECOND
4 hoor OF 6l6 Louisiana ave.; by night month;
se27-1m T. R. BROOKS. 616 10Th ST. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-26
WANTED-HOUSES.

WANTED-TO RENT A WHOLE HOUSE RE-
w tween 9TH and goth. + and n SITS n. price $50
TO e45 month 70 session wanted by November II
by good tenant give location and price. Address j.
W. C.. 9th Auditors Once s25-2t'
"ANTED-NEW HOUSE FOR IMMEDIATE
w purch from owner 8 to 10 rooms; 81, 900 to
~ OO0; within three four squares Of Dupont Cir
Gle. Address Box 70. Star Office. oc26-3t'
WANTED-TO RENT FROM OWNER HOUSE
w Of 10 rooms north OF Pennsylvania ave. and
west Of 18th St price not TO exceed $40 Full par
ticulars required. @. NJ. o.. Star Office. oc.5l5t.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-26
SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

DOR SALE-l23 ACRES GOOD LAND ON PO-
L tonac. IN sight Of Washington and Alexsedria;
SIX miles below latter place; part of original Mount
vernon tract; good buildings. fencing. water and
address 5 II. sNOwDEN. Drawer 2, Alexandria, Va.
FOR SALE-OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROP
Il erty.s Several finely located lots in Hyattsville
take "A iI hy%st Gi p team s 81 good
NV. oc25-.t
E'OR SALE-A NEAT NEW GROOM COTTAGE,
with 81, 600 square feet OF ground beautiful view
OF city near railroad station for s400 cash. balance
70 suit Also another cottage with TO- 900 square
property speciality send for new list with map OF
the suburbs Of the city. J. E CLEMENTS.
oc2f6t 1921 st. NV
E,OR sALE-5O ACRES ONE MILE SOUTH OF
Il Arlington, three from Washington, suitable for
dress OWNER 100 18th ST. wv. oc24-:3ts
politan Branch railroad station within three min
utes walk; three and one-hsf miles from city price
lower than any land in vicinity
oclO-eo3w' ". p. YOUNG. 1903 st.nw.
EoR RENT, SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY
property-a splendid home at Garrett PARK Md !; 8
minutes walk from station. Apply JOHN SIMPSON.
Linden. Nd oo20 lot
FOR sALE-25 OR 40 ACRES OF A BEAUTIFUL.
l. tract In clear me- s, near Bethesda Park and
minus OF electric railroad rapidly increasing In value
ocl9lm' s. W. TUCKER 100 ST. e.
EoR RENT-sMALL FARM NEAR THE CITY;
- good land. See NJ. c. WALKER. National Capt
ENoR SALOON MONTHLY PAYMENTS, ELIGI-
house. j. r. HFRTFOKD
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
MALE.


WANTED-BY oENTEEL- CoLoRED MAN OF
work 10 the house. GEORGE ANDERSON. 2512 9th
Of q. oc28-.H'
WANTED-NOvEMBER l. BY REsPECTA-
W bic youns eolored man. situation as hrst-class
800 nuah and sroom; recommended By lady At gG
10Th Of. n ~. oc2o-3t'
WANTRD-BY YOUNG CoLoRED MAN
10, Rlac. In private family as kitchen hand can
WANTED-BY RESPECTABLE CoLORED MAN
w OF sober habits. situation In hr.tclsss private
family - coschmsn fifteen years experience;
once oc26-2t'
XVANTED-BY CoLoRED BOY, 10 YEARS OLD.
store good reference. Apply at 1904 Green court Il
WKNTED-BY MrpDLE-A6ED GERMAN SHOE
" msk,r. lately arrived nom Germ any, work with
some good shoemsker good mschAptci wares no
objecs 70 ssxin with Cal or apply at 625 st. n e.
WAYTRD-BY A FRENCH COUPLE, A sITUA-
Wiling rood references s. r Star Office. oc26 2t'
WANTED SITUATION BY A FIRST-CLAsS
w goodman with nrst-class references Address
COACH NJ, Star once. oc263'
WANTED : SITUATION By DRUG CLERK,
w best references riven salary moderate. either
whole or part time. Address ". p K. zoos 9Th ct.
NV. oc25-2t'
w In hard ware and furniture business, position -
clerk. book kesTer travelling salesman, highly
recon ndsd ~ 70 character and ability. Address
MASONIC. Star Once. oc2i-3t'
WANTRD-sTTUATIoN FOR COOKS. DRIv-
w err. nurse housemen ~.t.hnens hremsn. en-
house ana ladies' maids. BCRNHAMS. ITO @ 81.
NV. oc22-6t'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-26
WANTED-LOTS.

UANTED-IN THE NORTHWEST BUILD
w ing lot not less than 20 feet front. State size
and price. Address. at once Toll, star ofice. o263
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-26
WASHINGTON. D. c. WEDNEs
FOR RENT-ROOMS.
FURNISHED.

FURNISHED.
For RENT-7l5 10TH ST NV. LARGE. HAND
On r
FoR RIxTzcoRNEx sIH AND MASS. AVE.
ss.
LOB RENT-A LADY HAVING MORE ROOM
Than mice. nsse.s viii rent one two ss.an fur
&: .'shSOrhO0d' Cal. or address 49, iih
+ door; acove bed room. pa1ioT and lsrv. ssd room
connecting single suite IRE If desired
iSi4 18TH HOTEL oasia and
FoR RENT,Iwo COMFORTABLY FURNISHED
isSS =. rent parties
UNFURNIsHED.
FOR RENT-THREE coMMUNIcATINo UNFUR-
sS I sS ss,d,sssl s
bath rent sas 1879 Sc st WIN h''. arc
FOB RENr-UNFURSIsHED- coMMUNI-
keeping: heat. gas and bath. 1905 st. sw oca6-at'
FOR RENT : UNFURNIsHED, FOR LIGHT
three on heo s. on Tss 1s and
n ". IT.
EoR RENT-ls4s n: J. AYE. COR, Q ST. n W.
Sor sh assy sns ssG ro" r 9n
reasonable Inauir. Al 4s4 q st NV co26-5t' -
EroR RENT-FURNIsHED OR UNFURNIsHRD,
ton % Ugh, isSa g NO S
For RENT.THKEE UNFgRNIsHED ROOMS
tore over alqs a SSTs H. and ''' NV Apply
EOR RENTaTHREE OR FOUR UNFURNIsHED
suitable for light housekeeping children oc25 I'm
FOR RENT-25ls PA, AVE. THE BEST LoCA-
M CITY sna n Hrr9 ans
cheap VA anu 81 N0''' '0' No"' 9sSil p 81.
EoR -UNFTRNIsHED-THREE CHEER
full clean rooms second floor, with privilege OF
room; front and BACK paIoTs with heat and gas gas
nna use +, OF path roo 10 SIS per
one square from Iowa Circle oc25-2m
EoR RENT-32 2 ST. NV. THREE UNFUR-
4 nissed rooms on % floor. SO per month. and two
FOR RENTS UNFURNIsHED ROOMS OF I'D
4 floor for light housekeeping SlO, in advance 2lS
Massachusetts, ave. NV. oc25-2t'
EOR RENT = AT ia 18TH ST. NV. UHFUR-
L nshed rooms en- suite or single. oc25-3t'
DOR RENT-AN UNFURNIsHED THIRD FLOOR
papered and painted 1908 9Th st. cor. Of K 4-3t.
EoR RENT-UNFURNIsHED ROOMS; LARGE
tnfa SOY pay window south fr9nt also hall room
BY sf0.s nor gentleman ana wife, board On s9qh!s
EoR RENT.UNFCRNIsHED. THREE ROOMS
on second floor suitable for light housekeeping;
to parties wi bout children. I0i9 st. n W oo24
EoR RENT : TWO FINE sECoND-sToRY
Il rooms. separately one large UNFINISHED, bay
city. 514 st. NV ocai,im
EOR RRNT-sUITEs OF 2. 3 OR 0 AND SIN
4 gle: private bath and table board, THE WOOD
proprietor. ocI3.3m
EoR RENTAL THE IRvINGTON,
Suite, o, two ~ t haze Eos st W.,
sinely, with or without board. sa.-,-tr.
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BOARDING.
NNANTED-FOUR YOUNG MEN TO OCCUPY
w two rooms and board for $5 week each good
board and home comforts; in Georgetown. Address
HOME o. Star office. IT.
HANDSOME FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH Ex-
cellent board. 81 b st. Capitol Hill. oco-i'
GOOD BOARD AND HOME COMFORTS; SUNNY
" rooms 1909 q stn.w oc22t'
Mrs. GEORGE BURNAUGH,
VA Tirst-class Caterer,
2l20 X st. u. ".
Just opened oc25-2ts
III MARYLAND AVE. N.E.-HANDSOMELY
l. l. r furnished rooms; single or en- suite; half
square of Capitol; convenient 20 herdics and cars
references gwen and required. ocX2-1ws
EIRST- CLASS BOARD AND CHOICE ROOMS,
Il with all modern improvements; centrally located
and moderate charges. Ss2 Indiana ave. se2S-3m
MRS. BLANCHE A. LAMBERT's BOARDING
1U and Apartment House. III East Capitol ST. now
open Handsome suites of roons for families; acces
siblc by lines of herdics and street cars se3-3m
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

COUNIR1 REAL ESTATE
EoR SALE OR EXcHANGE-26O ACRES OF THE
Il best land in Maryland: good improvements an
and wood; everything In complete order; l. miles
from Warrington, on country road near railroad
j. l. HALL. Laurel. Pr. Geo Co.. Md. oc266t'
A RARE OPPORTUNITY TO PURCHASE A
n small farm Of 1873 acres near Hamilton Loudoun
county, Va splendid land well fenced water I'm sur-
passed new house and barn. for dairy purpose has
equal, must be sold to close estate. Price, $50
b. H. WARNER CO..
oc26N el6 st. NV.
LroR sALE-A VALUABLE FARM OF s6ls ACRES
u q fertile Garden land three quarters mile from
nile Of Baltimore and Washington pike, the line 81
the batiI1ore and Washington boulevard electric
railroad me construction Of which Is assured In
provenents are eight room dwelling and outbuid-
isss also quantity of fruit Property has consider
able front public road and is eIcellenty adapted
TO- oc4 3, pboKkff fokD f 81! y s. ST NV
I.OR sALE-A BARGAIN. on BURNT MILLS
electric road 42S acres line of railroad to Burnt
Mills. high and Prettily located both sides old
biadensburx road. only miles from Washington.
waste DUCkETT FORD. 81 + st. NV. oce4-3t
For sALE-A FARM OF 100 ACRES. THREE
= niles from city, large orchard, buildings. &c. !;
would make excellent dairy. stock or fruit farm !;
prise. $40 rer acre; terms $50 cash. balance to
suit have other places for sale Send tor large
new list Of farms and suburban property for SALE with
map o. sas roads and direction around %sshington.
E'ok sALE-FARMs. IMPROVED AND UNIM-
- proved, At and near stations Metropolitan
branch. and in all sther parts 81 MONTGOMERY county
se2s-lm COOK d. IUCKETT. Rockville. Nd
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-05-17
COMUNICADOS
sr. Director de La Coyespondencia.

Sr. Director de La COTeSpOHdellc1d.
Distinguido senior: debiendo partir para la
Ciudad de M6jico asuntos propios sin que
pueda saber cuando he de regresar, quiero des-
de las colrmnas de su popular diario, enviar
un adios carinoso a mis- padres Y hermanos;
a mis- amigos esta terra querida que me vlo
nacer.
Tambien, antes de p..rtir, clmple mi de5er
V So tisface mis- deseos, demostrar mi profun
da gratitud al buen queridisimo amigo doctor
p gani de Arecibo, qr,i-n debO la salud tan
completa, de que Low GOO.
Haee cerca de cinco amos, venia padeciendo
de Ia boca al extreme de impedirme su estado
mis- habituales oeupaciones, Y a veces tenia
que guardian CANA.
Para conner tenia la mayor incomodidad sin
que pudiese masticar alimento alguno que fue-
Sc un POGO duro, pues todos los die ltes niue
las Sc movian como 81 fuesen 4 caerse, saHdos
va de sus alveolos las encfas muy blandas, de
un rojo muy oscuro y en- cOnstante supuraclon
especialmente de noche durante ell sueno ;
constantemento TN gusto desagradable en la
bocay el est6mago ocompletamente descompues-
to.
Muchos fueron los remedies que me hice, por
prescription facultativa llnos y otros por indi-
caclones de amigos, sin que pudlera hallar all
vIO mi NAL, al extreme de empezar deses-
perar de curarme V al fin no 10 hubiera conse-
guido no ser por el reputado dentista doctor
don Toribio Pagani, al que (por consejo de una
senorita 4 la que va 6l habfa tratad0 curado
Ia misma afecci6n), acudf en- consulta y despues
de sufrir una operation que habilmente ejecut6
en- mi boca dos meses de tratamiento inferno
Y externo, me encuentro perfectamente bien,
sin haber perdido M una sola pieza de la boca,
pudiendo masticar con elias, como antes de
enfermarme 10 hacia, y el estomago que tenia
perdido del todo, pues NADIA resistfa, hoy di-
jiere perfectamente
Quisiera, senor Director, que estas hneas ex-
preston sincera de mi espfritu agradecido, al
tener pubicidad en- el peri6dico que usted di-
rife, negasen conocimiento del buen amigo
doctor Pagani que, apartado de su reconocida
modestia, las acepte, para mi satisfaction, como
prueba de mi agradecimiento.
Capital 10 de Mayo de 1892.
Carlos N Galadta Caldenteg
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-05-17
DIARIO DE PONCE

Difcultades materiales, ocunidas al
hacer la traslaci6n de la imprenta FL
Vapor, donde Sc edita el estimable cole
ga, han objac iza5o su salida en- estos
dfas, y prob blemente no reaparecera
has a 81 jueve-.
La imprenta EI Tapor, que t,rto
credito goza por sus magnffcas conc
clones Y por la perfection de su tra5ajos,
Sc ha establec.do ahora en- la calle del
Comercio, esquina la Mayor, frente a
la AuGiencia de 10 criminal.
Deseanos para el DiariO para su
casa editora toda suerte de prosperida-
des en- el nuevo domiciho, que esta 81
tuado en- uno de los puntos mas eentri-
COS de Ponce.
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nuestro idioma, la sonora Agelli le pro-
nunci6 con bastante correction, tenien-
do momentos muy feHces en- que pare
c1a realmente una criada madrilena.
Roncoroni tambi6n agrado al pdbHco,
81 bien Sc nota mas en- 6l eI acento tia
liano.
An1bos sacaron de la piecesita todo el
partido que de ella podia obtenerse, que
por cierto era bien POGO, pues aunque
tiene algunas situaciones jocosas, esta
exenta de esa Wis c6mica que caracteri-
"a a este g6nero de obeas Y que tan ne
cesaria es para que seansdel agrado del
publico.
Para esta noche Sc anuncia el drama
historico reGgioso Sor Teresa en- el cual
tenemos entendido one Sc distingue nu.
cho Ia companfa Y sera presentado con
bonitas Y lujosas decoraciones.
Como final de function, el sainete tt
tulado: IN claU0 en- la ceyradura.
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T E A T r O

Continda la CompaTfa de Roncoroni
haciendonos pasar agradables veladas.
El sabado Y domingo pusieron en- es-
cena las obras Moria Ant0Hteta y ST.
HiUan.
La primera es un drama en- que solo
puede distinguirse la protagonista, y la
sonora Brignoni no desprecio esa oca-
sion de corroborar el juicio favorable
que de ella habiamos tornado cuando
representa- Odette.
SulljUa11 es tambien una comedia he
cha expresamente para que Sc dIstlnga
eel actor que le represente y Roncoroni
estuvo la altura de su reputation y su
talento.
La noche del domingo parecia una
noche de gala. Ell teatro presentaba un
lleno complete. Los palcos brillantes
de mujeres hermosas, que obligaban al
espectador a separar la vista de la esce-
ma para fjarla en- las diosas de los
palcOs.
SuzliUan es una comedia sencilla y
bien combinada, pero cuyo mayor inte-
res esta en- el segundo acto, cuando Su-
llivan simula la borrachera insulta
todos hasta ell extreme que Leila su
amante, Sc We obligada a echarlo de Ia
casa.
No Sc puede hacer ell papel de borra-
cho con mas propiedad que 10 hizo Ron
coroni.
Els un actor que 81 en- ell drama arran-
ca aplausos en- la comedia consigue ova-
clones, pues de tai debe considerarse Ia
que el pdblico lie hizo en- la noche de
domingo llamandole tres veces al pros
cenio.
La representation en- general estuyc
desempenada con esmero, pues tanto |;
sonora Agelli. como los senores Rosa
Saltarelli Y Garlic caracterizaron muy
bien sus personajes.
Como pieza final pusose en- escen;
Las hareS1raS de Juan q Juanita. en- III
acto Y representada en- castellano po
la sonora Agelli Y Roncoroni.
A pesar de 10 dificil que es para 10
extrangeros adaptarse al acento d
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"LA YAUCANA"
GRAN TALLER DE ZAPATERIA
de Gabriel RipoH
MARINA LUNA

EI nueUo dttefo de este acreditdd0 esta-
6lecjmjeHto ofrece q u culta citsdad de
Ponce y q SIS puebl0s comarcaJlos IN er-
celente cQlzado construction del pals que
riUaIjsa q cualqaiera de construction er-
tya1geTa,
Su dueRo para dejar c0nplacido al mis-
esc6ptic0 parroguiano, la introducidO ej1
el eStablecimiento uq cueypo de opera1 los
inteligentes q materiales de la D'ejor calj-
dad.
Una Ujsita, pues, al establecimiento y
qltedareis conUencidos de % qae os Qf-ece
1-13 GABRIEL RIPoLL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-05-17
Ell GRAN PoDER REPARADoR DE LA

EI. GRAN PODER REPARADOR DE LA
Emulsion de Scott ha llamado la atenci6n de
los m6dicos de todas parties del mundo-
Ell infrascrito facultativo, doctor en- Medicina
V Cirugfa de Barcelona de la Medico o-Farma-
ceutica de la misma ciudad
Certifca que de algunos amos a esta parte
emplea con ventaia la llamada Emulsion de
Scott, en- sustituci0n al aceite de higado de
bacalao, cuyo nal sabor dificil digestion
repugnan los enfermos en- todos aquellos es-
tados patol6gicos que dan como resultante
caracter1stico, una hipotrofa del ORGANISING en-
virtud del desequiibrio que Sc establece entire
la asinilaci6n que le representa- su ingreso,
V da el tono al estado de salud, la desasmi-
iaci6n que le representa- el egreso, conduce
fatalmente el estado de enfermedad
Ponce, Puerto Rico, Abril 10, 1887.-Martfr
r. C0rchaal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-05-17

mo como sin6 una vez por dia y es-
COLO los alimentos fuertes v uutritivos
Mi comida dura media bora porque
pienso que es impossible conner en- csc
tempo 10 que puede debe dijerirse EN-
veinte y cuatro. Ayuno el Ie y el is de
cada mes y en- estos dfas tomo aqua en-
gran cantidad Dejo enfriar los alimen-
tos antes de tomarlos. No recuerdo La
Der aspirado jamas las emanaciones dc un
matadero."
Con semejantes reglas de hygiene for
mariamos en- Puerto-Rico una verdade-
ra legion de inmortales ciudadanos, que
Pudieran dar ounce rayas al mismo Ma
tusalen.
Solo que aqui conspiran contra
la s~lud Ia vida, los miasmas de
tanto bacle nauseabundo, la excitacion
nerviosa Producida por tanta injusticia y
otras mil co 1c. dsas que nos imPiden vi
vir mas de ochenta amos
FL sistema de Soils sc recomienda por
81 propio, aunque mortihca demasiado
Ojala que encuentre imitadores.