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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-18

They Tried to Prevent the Execution of
Phiiadeiphia's New Election Law.
PHILADELPHIA. March 1S.-Judges Fell and
Pennypacker. in common pleas court, have re-
fused to grant the injunction asked for by
representatives of the prohibitionDparty against
city and county officers to restrain them from
carrying into effect the new election law.
The compliments sought to have the new
election law declared unconstitutional in whole
or in part. alleging that the law made discrim-
nations in favor OF the stronger political par
ties and that it prohibited the prohibition
party from having the names OF their candi-
dates printed upon the official ballots.
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MAKING GAME OF THE POLICE
Paris Anarchists Put Their Dynamite Bombs
in Places Least Suspected.

Paris Anarchists Put Their Dynamite Bombs
in Places Least Suspected.
PARIS, March 16.-The anarchists seem to be
playing with the authorities and enjoying the
terror of the public. While the police search
goes on cartridges OF dynamite are
distributed in places where least
suspected, and where there could be
no possible motive except to spread and in
fame the general feeling Of fear among citi-
gems. From this course of the unknown
disturbers the police have got the inn
precision tina. the dynamite outrages have
been and are the work of mischief makers
rather than Of any organized association Of ex-
tremists with political object in view, and
the mischief makers delight in the fear and
apprehension which they excite just as
set fire to buildings from a similar motive.
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Freishts Smashed Up at Petersburg

Special Dispatch to Tie Evening Sts-.
PETERSBURG, Va, March ia collision oc-
CURED this morning at the union depot in this
city between a freight train on the Atlantic
Coast Line and west-bound freight
on the Norfolk and Western railroad.
The cars were wrecked and one
of them overturned. Ono OF the locomotives
was also damaged. The engineer jumped from,
his cab and escaped uniniured. Tho track was
badly Blocked nnd the through passenger train
from the south for Washington was delayed
here three hours.
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Alarm Among Belgian Miners.

BaussxIs, March ls.-The explosion in the
coal pit at Cuesmes-En Boriuago, in the prov
inee Of Hainaut, yesterday, by which five per-
sons were killed, following so closely upon the
Anderlues explosion. has created general alarm
among Belgian miners, and there is loud de-
mand for thorough government inspection Of
coal mines thfoughout belgium. The creator
number Of eorpsos have NOT yet bssa rot cut
OF the AnderiuSs mine and q u feared that
another IRE may break out IN the pit
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SILVER PURcRAsEs.-The offers of silver to
the Treasury Department today aggregated
7l7.0O0 ounces. The amount purchased was
$4,000 ounces, as follows: 30. 900 ounces at
20. 9Ol5; $1,000 ounces at so.9020; Az, 600 at
20. 9O22
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Died q Victim to Duty

NEW Yonx, March ls.-Poiicoman Edward
O'Conuor of the sanitary squad died on North
Brothers Island at o'clock this morning from
typhus fever. He took i'll two weeks ago by
mixing with some OF the patients while in the
years old. ~: -.
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Early Morning Fires.

MTsSEAPoLIs. MrSS., March is, 1:50 q. H.
Clearlake, Wis, is burning. One of the largest
hotels. hall and dry goods store are now in
flames. The fire broke out at midnight and is
now beyond control.
WMAIsaToS, DEL, March IS.-FIre broke
out Mt this morning in the Smith build
ing. 6l0 and 6l2 Market street. owned
by Charles A. Sharks of 1875 Walnut street
Philadelphia, and badly damaged the build
ing and neigkborins property. The loss on
the Smith building is from Sl2, coo TO SIS, 900.
A drunken man found in tie building was ar
rested and locked up on suspicion of causing
the fire
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Special Dispatch to The Evening Star.
PETERSBURG. Va, March l8-The heaviest
sIeet known in this section for many years pre-
walls here today. The electric light and sele-
graphic wires are badly prostrated and outside
OF the city the telegraph wires down in
every direction. Evidences OF the destruction
wrought by the sleet TO the trees and shrubs
can be seen in every section of Petersburg.
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Washington stock Exchange.

Sales-kegular call - 10 O'Clock m: lexington
s0n7N. Columbia Title Insurance, 10 at 6 1915:
u at Z. Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone, 4 at
IS: Riggs insurance, att
lle bid. III asked U. s Is coupons, 1907.
III bid, l1S asked.
District of Columbia Bonds-Market stock. 7s,
&c. 1892 goid lo0h bid asked 2o-year fund. 1899
gold, LOG bid, = asked. Water stock. %, cur
5sney lis isS ola sz asked soyesr fund g. gold
rency, lW bid, - asked 5.C5s. 1924. fund, eur
rency. ll21S bid ia asksL shs. reg. 2-lOs, 1885,
Miscellaneous Washington and George
$sshns;oa and ssoSssso~n R.i,rosa cen asssa
Market Company. list Is, ITO bid, - asked.
Washington Market Company imp. ss. lis Did.
= asked American Security and Trust Com
fantry LIST mortgage g. 1904 vs. bid asked. wash
ingt0n Gas Company, series A. Is, i35 bid, asked.
Warrington Gas Company, series b. g. l:5k bid,
bic 6s 1901, l4o bid, = asked. Ecknpfon Railroad
6s. Ss bid. lbs asked. Capitol and North Street
Railroad LIST mortgage IS. loo bid. - asked. Met
asked. u :. Electric Light Convertible IS. Ills.
bid. lls asked. Anacosiia Railroad Is. 1Os bid.
asked. Chesapeake aud Potomac Telephone LIST
mortgage S., 30 bid. Ioa asked. Masonic Hall AS
sociaIion S. i0l bid. - asked.
National Bank Stocks-Bank OF Washington. -
asked. Metropolitan. ss5 bid. as asked Central.
3G1A bid. $40 asked. Farmers and Mechanics. 100
bid, asked. Citizens 10 bid. 1s5 asked. ColuIn-
bia. loo bid. l65 asked Capital l25 bid. - asked.
West End, 10l bid, lbs asked Traders ia bid III
asked lincoln. soy bid, - asked Ohio, 104 bid -
asked. Second, lbs bid, It's asked.
RAILROAD stocks - Washington and Georgetown,
sSi bid. 800 asked. Metropolitan. lO4 bid, liz
sskod Columbia, 696 bid, - asked. Capitol and
North o Street. ii bid. asked lexington
and Soldiers LONE, b bid, - asked. Rock Creek.
ieebid. asked. Georgetown and Tenleytown, -
bid. SIS asked.
Insurance Stocks-Firemens IS bid. IS asked
Franklin. 1z bid 60 asked. National Union IN bid,
1875 bid, 1874 asked. Potomac ny bid. 10 asked
Ltncoln. a. bid. - asked Commercial, bid, So
asked. Arlington. lI924 bid, lS5 asked
Title Insurance Stocks-Rea Estate Title. 1870
bid. lio asked Columbia Title. So bid, asked.
Gas and Electric Light Stocks-W ashinpton Gas.
43s bid Az asked. u. S. Electric Light las bid,
$50 asked Georgetown Gas, 40 bid. - asked.
Telephone Stocks-Chesapeake and Potomac, so
bid. 40 asked American tiraphophone, 6 bid, ~
asked
Miscellaneous Stocks-Great Falls Ice Company,
1870 bid, $50 asked bull Run Panorama Company,
Is bid. rs asked Pneumatic Gan Carriage, y
bid. q asked LINCOLN Han. IS bid. asked.
Washington Market company. IAN bid Is asked
lnterocean Building Company, - bid, IS asked.
safe deposit ana IrGst companies - Washing
ton loan and iruSt Company. io?H d, iv91s
asked american Security and trust compau ,
l07k bid. lOsk asked. Washington safe Deposit
Company, i0v bid. - askNi.
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Lisle 8. I.pscomb is .aakiug By bin, filed BY
A. A. Lipscomb and H. r. woodsrd, that Frank
Z. watxous and Jessie L. Psasee be compelled
10 carry ont an agreement to ell complainant
lot II. block %. Columbia Heishts for ~ 1la u
GO cents per foos). made by Rust Hanger
ford, agsnts, on February II, and they also an
parties -
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The Christian Endravor socic,r

A Christian Endeavor mass meeting will be
held tonight at the Church of the Covenant.
The program includes addresses by Res. DR..
Hamiin, Mr. d. II. Warner and Rev. c. A.
Fulton, and = conservation service led by Mr..
c. B. Titus
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Killed in q r,cic hit Week.

PHILADELPHIA, March 1S.--Forty freight cars
left the track on the North Pennsylvania
branch Of the Reading railroad near Tabor this
morning and were badly wrecked. Daniel Nc
Intosh. brakeman OF this city, was killed.
The wreck YVES caused by snow.
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YaifiiDOre Mlrk0ts.

BALTIMORE, March is. - Flour dull, un-
changed-recepts, ii,Js9 barrels; shipments, 1,623
barrels; sales, Z,437 barrels. Wheat unsettled and
iowef--So. rcd. spot, 99ssasYA; March, 9sa99 \
April, 9Sz asked May. 9Ga a9GIs; June, 954 ae5 Il
steamer, No. 2, red, 9il bid - receipts, 20, sSS
bushels: shipments, iI2,45J bushels stock. TI,I5I
bushels; sales, $1,000 bushels. Southern wheat
weak - Fu!tz. 3aai.oi; LOngberry, s5ai.e2. Corn
steady at deciine-nXed spot. 45ka45s.: March,
l55sa ASA; April, 4dJaGi.; May. 40 a46; June. 46
asked: Steamer, mixed, Az Areceipts Ill., 9l
bushels Shipments 1920 BUSHES: stock l,9io.s92
bushels; sales, $1,000 bushels southern corn duli
white. I5]s a4S; yellow, 45a3S. Oass quet-No 2
white western, 5G1S asked: No. 2 mixed western,
IS -askcd-receipts, LOCO bushels; stock, l54,ISS
busncls; stock $3.50 bushels hay steady-2ood
to choice timothy, 14O0al5.50 Grain freghts dun.
Cotton nominal = middling, ISIS. Provisions
steady. Butter firm. Eggs unsettled - l4k.
Coffee irm-Rio cargoes tair. I'm; Nc. {, lax.
sugar steady graduated, 49-I6 Copper strong
--rchied. tally. Whisky steady. Peanuts I'M
changed.
BALTIMORE. March lS.-virginia consols, 81
bid; do. threes. 70 bid; Baltimore and ohio stock.
99kal.0o1x: Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern
dfsts, lo4alO41 do. nrst incomes, I0aI5; do. Sec
end incomes, 81 asked; do third incomes, 9ka Il;
Conspdsted gas bonds, 1lsall4; do. stocks. 5la
5IE.'
Chicago Markets
CHICAGO, March IS CLOSING. - Wheat - May,
S4s<s July, s.. COrn-March, SIss; May, $50;
July, ssH. Oats-May, zsH. Pork-May, l0l2k,
Lard-Msy. 6-21ls. islbs-May. $50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-18

Admiral Walkers squsdron Welcomed.
BukSos AYAxs, March lS.-The American
squadron, commanded by Admiral Walker, has
had an enthusiastic reception and the Arsen.
tines are coming in crowds to visit the vessels,
whose presence has greatley strengthened tho
prestige of tho United States
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4 Schooner in Disfreaa.

NORFOLK. Va, March 1s.-The schooner Chas.
F. futile, Savannah. for New York. is in the
harbor in distress. Particulars not received.
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VIII Bring Back Cashier Chandler.

DETROIT, MIcH., March 1a. -Detectivs Noble
LETT Detroit last night for Mexico to take charge
Of Ralph R. Chandler, the defaulting Lake
Shore cashier. and bring him back to this city
for trial On the various charges Of forgery,
grand larceny and embezzlement
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Quick Work Of Grand Jury. 2

PrTrsBUEa, March 1S.-Dennis Cloonan. the
switchman, who beat his wife's brains out with
chair last night was committed to Jail this
morning for murder by the coroner, and an
hour later the grand jury found a true bill
against him. He will be tried next week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-18

INK LIMOS AkE STRAINED AND kAcxEp by A
persistent cough. the general strength wasted and
ah ihcnrabie complaint Oftcn established thereby.
Dr. u. Jaynes kNpectorani Is All effective remeds
for coughs aud colds. and ek-rts a beneficial effect
on the pulmonary aud brOncai organs.
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Ihe Oldest Observation-Disclosures Dead.

CINCINNATI, March 1s.-sidney 8. Jackson,
said to be the oldest horticultural in the
United States. died at his home yesterday in
Green township in the ninetieth year Of his
age.
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peunsylvsnla nf,nes 10 Smut down.

MAHASoY Cry, Pa, March 1a-An the
mines throughout the valley have received
notice to shut down on Monday. AL the col
licrtes IN this district, including tlse Mahanoy,
Jig and storage yard. shut down today. >
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The New jersey Methodist.

NEw Brunswick, n. J., March 1.-the con-
ference Of the New Jersey Methodist Epis-
eopsl church was continued this morn
ing. After the devotioas conducted
by Bishop Vincent had been concluded and
the minutes had been approved, DR.. A. IL
Leonard, from the missionary society handed
in his report. Ii showed that the funds Last
year were 500. 600. and that the prosessed
conversions were 1900. An address was de-
iivered by Rev. ID. C. Palmetto. presiding eide
OF North Dakota, descriptive OF the work or the
church ia that state.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-18

NEuRa1G1c L ERsoSs
And those trOn0led with nervousness resulting from
care or oyerwOrk viii be rslisved by taking
BROWNS IkOS BITTERs.
Genuine has trade mark and crossed red lines on
wrapper
NERVOUS DEBILITY. POOR MEMORY, DyFFI-
~ derce. sieep.es~nes,. p.mples cured. DR.. Niles
Nsrvlne. StInpIes yrsS at
d SCHELLEk s STEVENS. 9th and Pa. ave.
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Mysterious Poisoning in Nashville.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, March ls-Thsre was a
mysterious poisoning case las. nigh. which ma,
result fatally to several people. The vic.
Tins we're Mrs- r. Melrose, her son.
David Meircse, and two daughters.
Katie and Matte Melrose. Two other
members of the family were affected. but lot
very seriously. The poison was contained
N the food at the evening meal but
no one seems to know in what par.icu-
lar dish. All that il certain that as soon as
the meal was over the whole family were taken
with severe pains. The four mentioned had 10
be placed in bed. Doctors were summoned
and for several hours worked WITH the suf-
ferers. From the symptoms they came TO the
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A Chicago Saloon Keeper Must Hang.
CHICAGO, March 18-Frank Polidin, saloon
keeper, was today convicted Of the murder Of
Domick Gibbons last Christmas eve, the YER
dict being death by hanging.
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A NEW SOLICITOR GENERAL.

The Name Of ChaA r. Aldrich Of Illinois s>ss
TO the senate.
The President sent 10 the Senate today the
nomination Of Charles X. Aldrich Of Illinois 20
be solicitor general, vice William H. Tafs, re-
signed.
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MAR MIN

coRR1DoN-KocH. On Novsmber ~ 1891. at
Annapolis. Md. 10 tie hey. Father feuley OF ~.
NarYs Church. loNATIls A. COkkIDoN and
ANNIE A. KOCH, 10th Of Washington. ID. c.
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In Favor Of the Republican Conte.tan,

IN favor OF the Republican Contestant
The House elections committee tins afternoon
decided. by vote of TO /, to recommend the
seating OF Noyes the republican contestant
IN The New York election contest and the I'M
seating of Rockwell, the democratic sitting
member.
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rrs.eh War with slovsscs Probable.

Trsneh War With Novuecs Probable.
PARis, March Is.-Tae French government
is in serious apprehension Of war with No
rocco. The sultan OF Morocco 10 not willing to
yield to Preach claims Of sOveSeignty over the
oasis OF Touat, and other Territory over which
Mosoeeo has sxereissd moro or Jess acknovi-
edged iuxisdisiou.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-18

Prominent Young sonfherner Shoots Hinasels
SAVANNAH. GA, March ls.-Jos. Cumming
committed suicide here this mornin. by shoot
ing himself in the head with Winchester rife.
he was prominent young man ucli connected
here.
HIS friends and relatives are utterly At q loss
for cause for his self-destruction. The news
OF the affair has caused q sensation here this
morning.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Nane.

Tic following are the opening and closing prices Of
tie New FORK Stoca GarLet, Gs reported By special
wire 70 COrsou and MacIrtEey, 14i3 street.
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argentina scourged by Yellow Jack.
LONDON. March 1s--A dispatch to the Times
from Buenos Ayres says the government Is
negiecting TO take the proper sanitary precsa-
tons 70 prevent IN outbreak OF yellow fever
A dispatch from Rio Janeiro states that
during the last fortnight there we're no deuths
from FOLLOW fever thsgs. The cress Of twenty.
TIRES stsamsrs haze been attacked By. the
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Nxw SRH1sa GooDs.

SPECIAL open.nx c. Spriax Novelties in Wool Dress
fsbrics in all the snecss
scotch Cheriots. aomespuns. Cancels Hair. Bedford
Cofcs. rcrxes. Wool Cha lies, China srd Iulia Suka
Back Wool Dress 0oo<is IN Ill the new Wsavssl
WASH GOODS.
HoeehhE FIeers's Fr~nch rgsnc.eS
Anter<on's Scotch Csnghams
french Zephyr 6inEhzms.
Printed MILLS Printed PoRxees
W1iie Co0ds graz variety.
LINEN GOODS.
1lnsn Shestinsx and Pillow Linens, al widths
hol4stitct- 81 lIaer she~fs and Pillow Cassa
Table DxlasAs. ail srsdss
John =. Brown 4 sons DSnIA<k Table C.otha. Al
nn->. With Sapkins to niateh-
InIl4ask Ai9 Huck oxeis.
Preach All scotch Huck ToSeliny.
Eussia anal B&rssy Crashes.
HANDkEECHIErs.
IsSie-' Sn.broidsret Grass Linen aardk<-chtsfs
Lat,ss' and Cent u. :. H~nasesehisf,.
rilk and lisse Hose
.i..1-fh 4 Aassil's b.ark Hossl
J. =. MALE.
Successor TO Hoos Bro. Z Co..
,aa7-m.v.f5sa ISIS "a.
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I)ni6HT FYss. HEALTHY coNfLExiox AND
ID u<orous sy-f-sa result from usHs Aayosxura
Ettets s>s- uf.c;urers. Dr. j. q. b. Siesert &
Soss. =. AL dr1ss -sfa
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Rance nj the Th~r,,,oms,~

The following we're the readings at the once
of the weather bureau today: s a. m, 20. 2 pm,
80: maximum. 30: minimum "a
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BEAUTY Orrrs DEPENDS

bRAUTY OFTEN DEPENDs
On Plumpness: 90 docs comfort: does health. II
you ret thin. there is s0ms,hinx wrong though you
may feel no sign of it,
Thinness itself Is . sign sone,ines NE .rss sign
sometimes not.
The way to ret back piunpness is BY cARRfcL
LIVING. which sometimes includes the uss of
SCOTS EMULSION of eod-liyer oil
Let us ssnd yor-free-a little book which throws
much lish: o. all these sub,ec,a
SCOTT BOVINE. Chemists. Il: South ssh ave..
Nsn York
Your druggist keeps SCOTS EMULSION Of cod
liver o;l-al druggists every where do. 81.
MRS. wINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP
Has been med for over FIFTY YEABsby MILLIONS
Of MOTHERS for their CHILDREN WHILE TEETH
ING. with PERFECT SUCCESS. II sOoTHEs ths
CHILD. sOFIENs the GUMS. ALLAYS all PAIN.
CURES WIND COJIC. and Is the best remedy for
DIARRHEA- Sold by Drue1is:s every part Of the
world Be and ash Tor Mrs winsov = Soothing
syrup and take other kind- - cents bottle.
d3l-ly
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Mr.. HILL GETS INTO TROUBLE.
a Reported Afs<mps Of His to Manage Party
Affairs In CongrsAA

hEoxSr oocrRnxScE WHICH Has cArsEp srS-
sATfoS-Gu. HILL CHARGED WITH TRYING TO
DICTATE TO THE HOUSE COMMITTEE or ELkc-
T,oxs-NxNnZRs VINO ARE iSpIaxAxI.
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ArH.' Pun. 49,
for cons;irs,sor.
ssundice. Headache.
EAST TO rAKx
oil disorders
EVERY DOSE EFFECTIVE.
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Aqua de Insaas

Esta aqua mineral bastahte Noci,ia an
HPrPrto- Rico, ha llegado de Lizark Guipdz.
G4 }. Es agradable al paladar, Aarbona-
ia, alcalina, sumamente digestiv,Av reco-
t1Rndada muy efcazmente para dikpsias
gastralgias, en- general para toda Ese de
enfermedades del est0mago. Sc ha ehleado
nbien con 6xito singular para las afeAones
aY rlnon, Was urinarias y vejiga. Han bo-
Sttpas medias botellas preciOs limitad.
Dirijirse Ia calle de San Sebastian B Ca
III del senior BARRIOLA, q la sucursalH ara
- Venta al detalle: Don Santos Filippi. San
%s1sto ndp 81. 4H.09
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La I,ocios
EIIsS5


no tiene igUal para el - etoda pro
lucci6n herp6tica. hacie4 .acer nri
nero el picOr molestisinl lendo des.
pu6s la normalidad al sitiO q. La LoCI0N
es inofensiva, y, 10 mismo dicamento.
tiene c0nquistadO un ptesto e. (Ocador de
las senoras como preparation hi. lea de pri
mer 6rden. %.#ss. NA s..
@ La LOC662a eg2eIi1Ie1'l Erica del
doctor MONTES, es el preparado Lel mas SIC
|Jsa On Madrid y otras capitales Europa,
para hacer desaparecer Ia caspa en- q i cabeza,
evitando seguramente la caida n q cabello,
sustituyea al AgMd de qpsi'sG que nas hace, y
como esta agradablemente pertumada, las Sc
horas encontrar8n en- ella un aqua de tocador
inapreciable, 10 mismo para usarla On Ia cabe.
"a que en- la cara, con 10 que evitaran que 81
cdtis padezca de barros, grietas, manchas 6
irritaclones producidas por 81 sol el aire, que
tanto afean y estropean la piel de la cara.
HI LA Locion SO vende On las farmaciaN Na1 los
sehores Daub6n, Guillermety y Banco; ! = to-
das las buenas far1nacias de Ia Isla. Los sef0-
res Pharmaceutical, pueden hacer los pedidos, al
dnic0 Representative en- esta Isla, don Fernan
do Sanchez, calle Nueva Rio-piedras. 45-34
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Hotel restaurant
e. FENIX.-COAMO
En- BayamOn

En- la Gale de Espana Sc alquila una bue-
ma casa c6moda, propia para familia. Tiene
un excelente corral con arboles frutales, hor-
no etc., etc. Informara su dueno don Martin
Felit en- ell mismo pueblo. ~ - - 1O-a
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Baldonero Garcia

Acaba de abrir su establecimiento del
treria en- Ia Gale de la Fortaleza nGme!A
frente & Ia Imprenta de el B0LetjN donde !
CO sus servicios, tanto por 81 corte = contt
de las prendas y calidad de los g6neros
On Ia prontitud con que sirve sus parr
nos como por Ia economic de los precios
vista esta sastrerfa y os convencereis.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-05-01
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8. LA EXCEPCIC

No tienen rival son los mejore
que hasta ahora han llegado esta
buen fumador y las personas dc buen
rec0miendan p0r la excelente plcadu
nitico papel, agradable aroma y elega
se. Son fabricados expresamente'
personas que saben apreciar 10 exq
saludable. Los cigarrillos de LA EXv
se detallan en- los acreditad0s estabif
de confserias = cafes La Palma y
qssjssg, y en- los de tabaqueria La U1I
Flor de las AsstjlLGs y otrOs de Il
UnicOs agentes para toda Ia Isla,
LOPEZ VILLAl