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The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1892-12-24
ON A VOLCANOES RIM.
DECIDEDLY DARK TIMES AT
s2s HAND FOR FRANCE.
A REVOLUTION is NOT UNLIKELY.
The Young due IL Orleans AIrea dy Reing
Talked OF for Leader-The Govern
ment Closely watching Movements
of ROyRlists Army BE-
lieved to he Faithful to
the Republic~-DueIs.

PARIS, Dec. 2l.--Thc excitement
over the Panama scandal is grcatcc to
day than ever and sensational reports
are afloat of monarchist plots and
coming arrests.
1t is asserted that NJ. Herr has been
in communication in London with
agents of the Count of Paris and that
the exposure of the There checks is
directly attributable to Royalist in
%fluenco. 1t is also said that the officials
and deputies, as well as civilians, con
nccted with the Panama scandal.
have had it. intimated to them
that their salvation lies in an
Gsponsal of Royalist schemes and that
all of their offenscs will be condoned
If they will consent to betray the re-
pablo. Some confidence is placed by
we'll informed people in both these
rumors. 1t is apparent that ROyalist
agents have assumed an activity they
have not displayed for years, and
there is also evidence that Royalist
money is again anoat.
Should affairs take n turn favorable
TIC n coup d'etat in behalf of royalty.
H. is probable, according to current re-.
port, that the young Duke of Orleans
wouM NC selected TO lead the attack
lie is more popular Than any Other
memGsr of his family, and his offer to
serve N the army as n conscript when
he cam. 9f age, made Il widely favor
allie impression.
The great difficulty in the way of a
royalist coup is that there are no signs
of disloyalty in the army. NJ. de
Freycinet, minister of war, is un-
touched by the scandals that have be.
smirched his colleague, Rouvier. and
he has the devoted attachment of the
generals in high command. The mill
tary forces lear Paris are kept under
the strictest discipline and the greatest
vigilance is exercised to prevent n
tampering with the troops.
MoNARCHIsTs ACTIVE.
The movements of the monarchist
agitators are being carefully watched
by agents of the government in France,
England and Spain, and n special
watch is being kept ut the passes of
the Pyrennes for fear that u Royalist
movement might be attempted from
hat direction. 1t is said that every
movement of the count of Paris. the
duke of Orleans and other members of
the eXiled house has been reported ac
curately for more than two weeks
past to the ministry Of the interior and
thence to President Carnot.
The news from various parts of
is not very rcassuring to the
and serves to strengthen
the hope of its enemies. MANY. thous-l
ands of small proprietors a1ata<hsA
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1892-12-24
NEWS IN BRIEF.


1t is said that Cleveland has offered
the treasury portfolio to Senator Car
Isle, and that he will accept.
The Rothschilds are said to be head
ing a syndicate to buy up all American
breweries and organize Il gigantic
trust.
1t is said That President Harrison in
tends extending the civil service law
so as To include fourth-class post
masters.
Archbishop Jansen Of New Orleans
yesterday celebrated his silver jubilee.
An elaborate religious program was
nnr ,inI ont 49,
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bANa -
alarms.
The subcommittee TO n1t@<d11l4&E4s
ments for the evening feceptiohwfn
honor of the new officers has not fully
completed it's programme, but IL a
been settled that Judge John Martin
will be master of ceremonies and re-
spouses to toasts will be made by Gov
ernor Lewelling and the other officers.
Mrs. Lease, Frank DoSter and other
Populist leaders will probably be added
to the list of speakers. In order to
thin out the crowdit has been arranged
that the officers shall go TO their re-
spective rooms in the state house for
one hour during the evening and hold
receptions of their own. The music
will not he furnished by a brass band,
as wassoriginally intended, but by an
orchestra, thus enabling the young
tpeople TO waltz If they can find room
in the crowd. .
The Populist editors finished Their
labors last night by electing officers as
follows: President, A. A. Stewart OF
1.-The Manhattan Republican: vice pres
ident, w. ii. French of the kinSiry
Graphic; secretary and treasurer, ir'
KS. McLallin of the Topeka Advocate;
iex{Bntive committee, w. ii. Walict'io
Lawrence Jetfersonian, Is u,
| Kics of the Wichita Commonrr' ann
G. f. Davis of the Junction Guy lrlo-
unc.
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Wanted, and wanted bad.-A girl or
woman to cook and do general homework
in a small family. Good wages will be
paid to one who proves satisfactory.
ADDlv at this office.
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The B@Ecr Bros, practical broom-mak
ers, have started Il broom factory in the
Taylor building, and propose to make
brOUnS Cnoughto sweep the entire county
Give them Il call, l2-lU-t5
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st. Louis.

ST LOUIS, Mo, eca2i.-Receipts, wheat. $1,000
bu: shipments, 10000 bu; receipts, corn, ils,000
bu: shipments, lis, 900 bu. Wheat-CaSh, 6ikc,
December, 654c; January, &c.; May, 7ahc
CornZCash, S51c; December, 36fc; January.
31Gl3T Isc: NAV, Al ss04i4c.
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ADVICE &c W0wggI

If You Would protect Yourself
from Painful, i'roGlse, Scanty
Suppressed or Irregular Men
situation yOu must use
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FOR SALE.

For pain in the stomach, collie and
cholera morbus there is nothing better
than Chambsrlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarraa Remedy. For sale by
&i2-3-4w j, G. CRENsHAw q Co,
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Live stock Notes

Dressed beef men bought 2,2iO cattle ycsier.
day. Armour hoI%nt 532, Eingan Isl, Fowler
u. Bold l67. Swift 81 and II. u. Armour 7Ij.
Packers bought 6S61 hogs yesterday. Ar
mour bought Lea, Iiingun I,lGO. Fowler lilo.
DoId los and Swift 1.323. Cole bought SO
North packing company 30 and other ship.
pcrs I.Gi3.
i'r'"'pIn since January /. aggregate i,H3.Sdl
cattle, 9l.5l9 calves. 2.3Ei, go ho.s and tyI III
sheep, Compared with 1891 the increase a
1876, i96 cattle, 1875 calves. 5l.0i5 sheep and.
loss of IS3, $50 hos.
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FINANCE AND
TRANSACTIONS IN MONEY AND
STOCKS ON WALL STREET.
PRICES OF LEADING SECURITIES.
The Course Of the Speculative Grain and
Provision Markets-Quotations From
the Chicago Board of Trade and
Other Leading Centers of Com
merce-Live Stock and
Produce Notes.

NE' York. Dec. 2I.-Moncy on call was &c
i've a, per cent. Sterling exchange was
stronger at Si.S5 for banIcrs' sixty day bills
aud ISTa for demand Posted rates were
A.SGDi. S8Ia. Commercial bills, 81 .SIt0iS7.
Closing prices on the stock exchange wcrs as
follows:
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CHICAGO, Dec. 2I.-Wheat-No. . spring, zoe;
No. 2 red, 70c; No. 3 red, 6l@6ic: No. ? hard, IL
G65lac; No. 3 hard, 6.06Ic. Corn-No. =, 4OIc:
No, = yellow, 404c; No. 3, 36Ic: No. 3 yellow
S1c. Oats-No. . cash, 294c.-Timoth% seed
Cash, e.. Mess-porK-Cash, $Ii.70DlI.T5
Lard Cash, 5000. Short ribs-sS.25.
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IT, cars; oats, l3G cars.
Estimated receipts to.morrow-!Whcat. 215
cars; corn, $40 cars; oats, $50 cars; hogs, 81 90
| lnll
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Flax, Rye and Barley.

CHICAGO, Dec. 2l.-Closing cash prices to.
day. Rye-47Mc. Flaxsced-si OI1a; Ma 81 10
BarIey-65c.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Dec. 81. - Closing prices Of
rye, Ispsc. ~FIaX-SlO6H. Castor Dcaas--SI Is
Gossip for Spectators. -
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Wheat and Corn In Liverpool.

LIVERPOOL, Dec. 2l.-Wheat-Oncrcd mod
erately; No. 2 winter, unchanged. rs sd per
100 lbs; No. 3 spring, unchanged, IS l0d. Corn
Offered moderately; prices I'D lower 10 hd
higher. Spot, Is per 100 lbs; December, is
llJ!d; January, Is I'D.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1892-12-24

4, special prize of a SILK Dress Pattern Sixteen yards any odrl r fr,xh,.
81 ~ pa AZ 9 Machine any make desired, will be given to the ff person in zach State in the
CsS special pmSW hnes should be- on many sndmgc correct answeY5 NocbomG ~ Rhs
and packing of pies The names of the leading pe Winners viii bIE~ IN SS MAGE boxing
S@na .nomis m re aM ag newspapers next month. EXtrap premiums will gmn oomyt those who are
sMms 0 aSsa IN introducing our medicines Nothing is charged for the prizes in any wy. They
70 m d meTeS and will be used in very family for years where they have been once Introduce" All
p MmS e ~m ps sS ST ward dsnaAy in 9Irof %sdta and with perfect satisfaction to The public TheTemeh
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The Sugar Market.
KANSAS INAUGURATION.

IHt sugar NdTktLs
NEW YORK, Dec. I.-Sugar-Dull; steady
crushed, S 5-I6c: graduated, 4 1l-l6c.
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KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK. .

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Dec. 2l.-Cattle-Rc
ceipts 1858, calves, POI. Shipped yesterday
1913, calves 1856. The market WAS active, and
generally 10 TO Csc higher; feeders quiet, steady
10 strong.
The following are representative sales:
DRESSED BEEF N SHIPPING STEERS.
No. VT. Price. No. Wi. Price.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1892-12-24

carriapETeen a1d q a I'M For Pill pm e. sno Es an elegant pair of Shetland Ponies.
Iadvts pan m %wo cam make 9h heth three dangheHif aces T oteS secondly be hen an elegant
s E%&S b IH% Msts9 s1::r j3 in %P fa Ts a 4a aEn %%%ik To The hMI win given 2 rf Of
orvcS IoheW mn will given q Kodak Camera Totbe~W ,Sm Hd IMnnIG1
Bog. Il The Hwn4M, a French ManteI Clock 70 the he nEM.H an e Evils m nGMssIH
dsmnis Set, and many other prize in oMTo merit E1y competitor must ca T %M he AVN
Il uAne flcture distinguish tet three girls faces by mukng a cross ibn n lead reInn %%
Ford Prize pills" "Ford's Prize Cata"rh"t mn eG wing or l Fo EdIsd s,tze
III III CCo3. Cor wellington & Bay SITS, Toronto, Canada. The person whose anmwonoe =
poamMked hrst will be awarded the first prize, and the other in order nuM T%e AG e% Ma q%n Is
,r "1aas. simultaneously Throughout the United States every one hsa ewi onrr
Gro GRAND + Pi msp er S sending The e6HHGnet answer WILDE give ian elegantly Upright Coneert
0uu = auO, vamed at ohe Fwt rnSnh from the Tx senHngSc Vr $500
WI be gwen genhemans fine Gold 'Snndoz" Watch, which strike the ours nd HnSe answer
fUuoas Sa@u amn n, gong at pleasure and valued t%30o.O0. TotheS gondG from h EMa
handsome SirT Ta Sery%aa IT.GG [IorF H"hi6ure. 1otheE mn from he At a
F GMhhTh from rom the nMmHa haanndS%ne Pr of Portieres To the eighth from Ike MIf a geme e
statmary ad nd m msnHG har run 10 the mMM from the last two pieces IF genuine French
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Sow fsts

1t will cost you w surely
do you good, il yo3. hSx< HNa9 *oid or
any trouble with tth1o9 fangs.
DIR. Kings New sfoektf &ffsamp-
ton, coughs and led to
give relief, or nicely l*;5 back
Sufferers from La g al INST tho
thing and under It'll n fT$ay anr
perfect recovery. H{S.4< al
our expense and 2mz kyoufselt Jus
how good thing II 6.x fini bosIle ire'
NJ d w. n. Te;yisi Eir,i& $H35e. Large siz,
5)c and 81. tx.E TO-
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"I7c TdTBVU Ut tO.IINU.4J
S620D6.3J for rough pack
ing: S625966O for mixed: sG4O0G7O
Tor heavy packing and shipping lots: pigs. 500
6HO. Cattlc-Receipts, 5000; official yeseter.
day, 5'359: shipments yesterday. 3,t49: market
fairly active and prices favor the sellers.
Sheep Receipts. 5000: official yesterday: =. las:
shipments yesterday. $500: market fairly active
and prices steady; well maintained.
ST LOUIS. Mo-, Dec. observation-disclosures,
LOO. Market 10 a roc higher. Hogs-Re-
ceipts. 5000. Market strong; heavy, 5000
10: mixed, S6.lGSt6.G5: porkers, $1,000. 10.
Sheep Receipts, 500. Steady.
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Kansas City Produce.

KANSAS CRY, Mo, Dec. 2l.-~Eggs-Strictly
fresh. firm. 22tac; ice house. zoe: held, steady,
iSGEl9c lutter-Crcamerv. steady: fancy, 20
G2sc; good, 25c: store packed, I30I5c; dairy,
quiet. steady: fancy. lSl' ---a TO CnOice, la
I6c: roll. S~ous demand, active, firm; extra
fancy. I7@sisesgood 10 choice. I4Ql6es Poul,
hens Afa<-iaxoa
springs; almost no demand. ae.Lfolers, St5fse
per 10. "IrkcJs, heavy raceipts
plentiful, active, firm, $1,000; Ducks,
firm, G01c per 10. Geese. N0.
81 per 10, Pigeons. not wanted, T5c. Game
Prairie chickens, steady ,$I@4.25 per doZ: qunil,
steady. SOc@Sl, soft, soc: mountain, /. 30
Q60c per doz. iacksDipc. 81 so; plo.rrfyac
per doZ UuckSzMaIlartb-su3o.S5. yea! ,EGD125;
mixest-sreot5|.15 per doZ; wild turkeys, S09c.
Frogs legs, plentiful: small. l0Q25c: large 75c
G$i per doz. Venison. carcasses, Sc: hams l2L
Ml5c per ID Squirrels. 7jGS0c per doz. RABBITS,
firm, 15DS0c. stale, 40G5Oc per doZ; jack, S@lOc
each. OpossumS -20Q40c. Honey-Large re-
ceipts, quiet: light i56ISc, dark l0@13c, eX-
tractcd, white SIZE, dark 6G7IRc. ~Apples-Com-
mon, dull, steady: Sl.506S250; fancy, scarce,
firm: 81 15GLS3.25: Michigan, S30S3.50, New
York, S3@S Grapcs-Lisht supply, firm; Con
cord, New York, fancy 30G35c, Delaware 40065c
per 10 ID basket. Cranberrics-Firm SS.500$9
per Dbl, Potatoes-Northern, 15QS0c per bu,
ColoEldo, $4,000; SwC ct, red, SOC, yellow, soc.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1892-12-24

AACoUo W
disease-Dr. Pierce's Golden Med
icar Discovery. In a way, that you
can understand, too, by purifying
the blood. When you're weak,
dull and languid, or when blotchcs
and eruptions appear-that's the
time to take it, no matter what the
season. It's easier to prevent than
to have to cure.
For all diseases caused by a tor
pid liver or impure blood, Dyspep-
STA, Biliousness, Scrofulous, Skin, or
Scalp Diseases Consumption
or Lung scrofula), in its earlier
stages, the Discovery" is the only
remedy that's guaranteed. If it
doesn't benefit or cure, you have
your money back.
You pay only for the good you
get.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1892-12-24

An extrap enumo fag genuine Fearless" watch, 6em whdr 1m bs,vuua1 u,
P@nw hoSndsac correct ns~e within 80 days ag tsa advertisement appears in @r w JoTJmy
ne fortunate nWht os ecwe one ofhe large prizes That fanny meo can ind The tw G ad
guaranteed either one of the leading phs or an extra premium Of watch n %SM2r ~. 80
NoanwTw VIII ben ucedh dsn mote contain go cents for cneo fEorda Prfro H~4~H4$*@
Address THE FORD PILL co, "3,p Cor Wellington a 4 s.
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81. IOp'ndI H'Est Lost Dec 81 Dec 20

CHICAGO, Dec, 2i.-The range Of prices for
active futures are as follows:
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Duluth a2ts carssxtota}S tSkzcs< =4atf &
g. Corn; fsdi9p0o nu oals; 1000 ppxfYc ma
365 ,00D bu barrier. <791s
AT the prin4<<
OF wheat were<E4
ter wheat, 81 cot 81 n5feat&spflu whcat Is
out Of III cars corn and u out OF f36 cars oats
were OF contract grade.
Bradstrcet's weekly report of grain stocks
showed an increase last week OF 4,577 bu in
wheat stocks east OF the kOcKits, II decrease OF
80 90 bu west, u decrease OF 500. 900 bu corn
and Il decrease OF 800, 900 bu oats
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The proprietors of DR.. Sage's Ca
tarrh Remedy lose $500 if you're
not cured of Catarrh. They prom
Use to pay you that if they can't
cure you. What do you lose by
trying it? Is there anything to
risk, except your Catarrh?
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TIT DONNfHS ITO bC otHH<<<E1Ff 4 T"T5I
CHICAGO, Dec. 21.-A Wa8<<t@
Millionaire j. C. Doane for
the docking of his hors2S
trary to the Illinois. statutS5
out te7day BY Rresia<
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Fake "Hepaticure" and prevent maia-
ria, constipation, sickness. Suffering loss
OF time and money. ll-l2-l
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The Committee of Arrangements Maps
Out Its Program.
TOPEKA, Kan, Dee. 21.zThe COM
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I 1893.
Hafper's Weekly
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Harper'sfweekly is a%knowle,sud as standing
irst among illustrated week.! tf1lCdicds lt
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lter3rlre and news, and pres, ui- " g.. "-
rye and felicity the real ever &, w.
history and the imaginative tlicru, TX sr
On account az its very complies ser. az iIlIa-
1rations of the Worlds Fan, il Will not . us
the best gtffdeto the great eXT psilu g. rur a. =
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WRITERS aud artists IN this cUulu IL -iil con-
ttpue to evcel III literature, news, ri %I'rNrtt-
tons, all other publications OF !is.
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UJVTVN
HlloId pun sosIoq lsrJ .IoI oAoI aAISsoo
-X9 VJnoIql 4onpuoo Sul'uoo9qun ulIN,
po5IgVo s! oqM 'oU!ANouY lp qoLuVo
uH!IolAqsoId aVl 10 .tolsTd 'LolXGI
o5LooD 'A9a oVl GIa o. oLoQ uo!ssos
Iu!oads u! s! iIOlGqsoLd sou!oW 500
oqL-'IG 'ooQ 'TMoI 'sINIoK sIQ
uomoM Gl4eId pun sssIou ,suA .lols,uIIV
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Farmers orders May Consolidate.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-03-09

Lbsos esoogidoA Acabs n dc ~.
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gvientes;
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gio IL nacva cdiociou oiiela, Tsor
!. hucius SeevolA, abogado del
linsi1e Colcgto &c Madrid, 3 totnoa
pasta espaflola.
TRADCCCIoS del latin, por
Polo.
DicCIoSAEIo iA,:ao e.ssAAol,
por MigacL
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Be hAa .ccibido en- esta Impren.
- los siguientes:
FORMULARIO Orimluai, por
Abclla
I'D. MAgistrai, por BoccIardAt
FIslOA, por Ganot.
TENRDURIA de Lbros, por
OAstAfos.
Ell MATkIMONIO, por don
FyAa cisco Lastrcs.
HISTORIA NATURAL .por
PucdA
ARlTMETIOA, Algebra y Geo
netzla, por OArdin.
FII.OSOFlA, por el Padre o.
tcxino.
aRAMATIOA FRANukSA. pos
Oalendord y Bcnol
6RAMATICA iSGLE6A. POI
ibArA
roLO.-oompendio lie LAt1nt-
iA1-
lLkY lie EutusclAnisnto CIVIL
fos RruA
sES nj ocEASO pog AmiciA
kLEMasTOS dc DoxceAo Civil
|, prnAl px iAs<fnA
| 6kANATICA MusICAL. po'
143ascfn
| C0DIIio Hr.L 1880 = SncvA..cdl
sA1e ogsoAAl fcsurts AsiA
I'D. ID Amos~1o rw "a krvsssA
ae - TgseonsA1~g esassrec cate ID
aixs % Lry pxussssoaAl 10 k~gts-
sru evil J - sn.ssrvaesaoa pAss 4
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yUCESOR DE-. 0UEVEDo Y HESS,

Comisiones.--DestiIacion de
licores al vapor.-CaIIe
del Comercio, numero 81
IMarina, Puerto.Ricc.
Eta CASA, fundada en- 1890, de.
be principalmente su cr6dito q ID
pureza de sus produotos destiladol
directamente de las materias pri.
mas en- los aparatos mas perfeecio.
nadOs que se hallan establecidoi
en- esta Isla.
En- prueba de clio, inserta q con.
tinuaci6n ell certificado que le ha
expedido ell Laboratorio Qufmico
Municipal de esta Oiudad, despu6s
de analizar los productos de su
destilaci6n.
Dicho certifcado dice asi:
El Director del Laboratorio Qufmi-
co Municipal de San Juan Bau-
tistG de Puerto Rico.
.Certifica: haber reconocido y
practicable ell ensayo de las bebidas
que prepara ell sehor don Heribelto
Garcia de Quevedo, denominadas :
Aguard,emteI dc Ants, Agua,disnte
dc Enebro,.y la llamata Very old
Brandy, ysios compare por.su buen
gusto, grato aroma, riquesa:: de alco.
+hol. sM puresa y propiedadss est0-
miquicas q Carnninattra en- uso mo-
lerado, a las buenas de igual nom.
ore que Sc encuentran en- ell Co.
mercio.-La riqueza alcoh6lica es
respectivamente y por ell orden en-
que Sc han nombrado de 46, 46 y
48 p.S en- volumeD, reducido a Ia
temperature normal de $50 cent?
grades. -El alcohol obtenldo en- la
destilaci6n no contiene alcoholics
amilico, metilico, butilico, etc, etc,
etc; aldehidos, Aoidos de la serie
grasa, nj bases que puedan ser no.
ciyas & Ia salud.-No existe en- es.
tas bebidas colorante de origen
mlneral, nj sal slguns que pueda
provenlr de Ia preparation, nj de
defectos de fabrication, y que pu-
diera ser venenoss. Estan obteni.
das por dest.la 9i6n al rapor, reco-
giendose los liquidos espirituosos,
con su aroma propio, de las plentas
que respect vamente fOrman Ia ba.
SO de cada bebids; 10 que, como "a
sabido, da los licoIes, asi prepa-
raeos, una fnasa may superior d
los obtsaidos por soiuos6n y mescla
ds los aoe.tss eseacialss en- frio
Lo que, d peticion del interesado, y
lie acuerdo con 10 que dlspone 81
articulo % del Regismento del
Laboratorlo, hago consta:, Puer-
to-kico, 10 dc Dlciembre de 1891
JOSE Le,lesma
J .Lo que precede.es bastante para
oonsiderar inneces aria otra reco-
mendaeion.
Sc garantiza la pureZa de todos
los Llcores fab icados en- esta Casa.
San Juaa p erto Rico, Enero
1892. -Suossor de Qaersdo y Hess.