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Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1892-04-22
W hy rs IL That

Bees never store up honey where it
is light?
The moth has u fur jacket and the
butterfly none?
Leaves will attract dew when sticks,
boards and stones will not?
A horse always gets up foreparts
first and a COW directly the opposite?
Corn on the ear is never found with
an uneven number OF rows?
Fish. flies and caterpillars may be
frozen solid and still retain lifep
A squirrel comes down tree head
first and IL cat tail first?
Electricity is never visible except
when it comes in the form of zig-zag
lightning?
A horseay will live for hours after
its head has been pinched Off?
The dragon-fy can devour its own
body and the head still live?
Some flies thrust their eggs into the
bodies OF caterpillars. but always in
such parts OF the body that when the
larvae are feeding on the flesh Of the
foster parent they will not eat into
any vital part? Can this be explained?
Does the fly reason?
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1892-04-22
all

"You really think the poor man we
rescued was-is Englishman?"
"Sorra doubt OF it! Bad scran to
the day we saw him. Yell see now,
miss, twill bring us no luck. An
naught but u wanderin' artist, I'll bet
me life! The ould Lord above there
is cracked on fools o. that kind, I'm
| towld."
"Why shiuld artists be foolsp" asks
Dulcinea, perhaps a little coldly.
yves, for one thing, they never has
a penny to their name"
1--WE haven't penny either" says
the girl, with superb STRENGTHENING
of her lovely figure. 'Are we foolsp''
more or less" says Mrs. Drfscoll,
serenely-"yer father any way.
What's he bin dom wild the property
all these years; Maxim ducks and
dhrakes O. it. However," says the old
woman, "let McDermot do what he
like It's not of the likes of him I'd
dare spake the unkind word; but thin
others" with contemptuous sniff.
Whats Thin? Nothin! People as go
thruvelin' here an there through the
country, an niver a roof to their
heads, or grandfather to their por-
ton. McDermot shouldn't be
named in the same day wild thin,
penny or no penny"
"Ah! the pennies count, Bridget"
says the girl, with quick but heavy
sigh.
"Wid them that are risin', but NOT
wild the ould stock" says the old
woman eagerly. "a McDermot poor
is the same as McDermot rich"
''No, no." shaking her head sadly.
Eye say thatp The more shame to
thin as makes We feel it!' cries the old
woman fercely, her lips quivering.
"How dare any one forget the days,
not so long distant ayther, when this
ould house was the best in the County
Cork. and when the McDermots could
shake their fists in the faces of all
their enemiesp
Il suppose we could do that now"
says Dulcinea, laughing in spite OF
herself. Then, going back to her
former mood. well, that's all over,
Bridget" says she impatiently. 1.-The
end of the McDermots has come.
Father, as you know, is the last OF
them"
mo, I don't! There's you! there's
you" cries the old woman hastily.
"A melancholy specimen" says the
girl, with rather sad laugh. "Pm
afraid l should never summon up
enough courage to shake my fist an
anybody"
rTo BE CONTINUED.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1892-04-22
WHAT A HORSE CAN DO.
Interesting Statistics to the Extent ol
Equine Capabilities.

Interesting Statistics as to the Extent Of
Equine Capabilities.
A horse will travel 400 yards in four
and one-half minutes at a walk. 400
yards in two minutes at n trot 400
yards in one minute at u gallop says
the Humane World. The usual work
of II horse is taken at ~, 500 pounds
raised one foot per minute for eight
hours per day. A horse will carry
250 pounds twenty. five miles per day
of eight hours. An average draft
horse will draw /. 600 pounds twenty
three miles per day on a level road.
weight Of wagon included. The aver
age weight OF n horse is ], 900 pounds;
his strength Is equivalent to that OF
five men. In a horse mill moving at
three feet per second. track twenty
five feet diameter, he exerts with tho
machine the power of four and ono
half horses. The greatest amount a
horse can pull in horizontal line Is
900 pounds but he can only do this
momentarily; in continued eXertion-
probably half of this is the limit He
attains his growth in five years, will
live twenty-five, and average sixteen
years A horse will live twenty-five
days on water without solid food. seven
teen days without eating or drinking
but only five days on food without
drinking. A cart drawn by horse
over an ordinary road will travel IL
miles per hour OF trip A four horse
team will haul from twenty-five to
thirty-six cubic feet of limestone at
each load. The time expended in
loading. unloading, etc, including de-
lays, averages thirty five minutes per
trip. The cost of loading and unloading
cart using labor is 81. 20 per day and
horse rs cents is % cents perch
| "a. rs cubic feet. On metal rails a
horse can draw one and two thirds as
much as on asphalt pavement three
and one third times us much as on good
Belgian blocks five times as much as
on good cobble stone, twenty times as
much as on good earth road forty
times as much as on sand. A modern
compilation OF engineering maxims
states that horse can drag, as COM
pared with what he can carry on his
back. in the following proportions:
On the worst earthen road. three
times; on good macadam road, nine;
on plank. twenty-five; on a stone
trackway thirty three and on a good
railway fifty-four times as much.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1892-04-22
Surgical wit.

AS good an instance Of surgical wit
as can be found is still told about the
staff of the Roosevelt hospital, says
an exchange. A dangerous operation
was being performed upon Il woman.
Old doctor A.. quaint German. full
of kindly wit and professional en-
thusiasm. had several younger doctors
with him. One Of them was admin
istering the ether He became SO in
terested in the old DOCTORS work that
he withdrew the cone from the pa
TENTS nCstrils. and she halfroused
and rose to II sitting posture. looking
with wild-eyed amazement over tbs
surroundings 1t was a critical
period and DIR. A. did not want to be
interrupted. Lay down dere woman,
he commanded, grufly You hal
more curiosity as medical ztudent."
She lay down and the operation went
on. -Argonaut
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1892-04-22
Uncle IsiIIy,. scruples.

Uncle Billy recently developed great
deal of interest in religious matters
and it was observed with good deal
of surprise by several boat owners that
he was no longer ready and willing to
take hand at the WORK they offered
him. One OF the men who had de-
pended good deal on his services
said:
I'm sorry that you won't work any
more
decd sab, / is puffickly willin'
to wuhk; but KANT wuhk III yoh
boat"
why not?'
.Kese she's two master"
why that's no reason at ALL.
Mas? eff you wants to peril yer
own soul. tain none OBJ my business;
but the Good Book says plain as day
dat no man KANT sarbe two-masters.
Washington Star.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1892-04-22
A WESTERN SUNSET.

We stood upon the clovered hill
And watched the splendid sun go down
Behind the old deserted mill
And scattered cabins, small and brown.
Some trees with branches interlaced
Were clustered near a Swallowed pond,
Each slender twig was clearly traced
Against the gorgeous glow beyond.
A purple steamer in the west
Was stretched above bank of snow,
While saffron clouds had sunk to rest
In spreading orange fields below.
Two fieecy shapes did twist and twine
Until they formed a giant cup,
Which plunged into sea of wine,
And bubbling DER was lifted up.
She pointed to n scarlet bar
My sweet companion, young and fair
And wondered If the evening star
Were frightened as it trembled there
We fingered long; a cooling breeze
Came laden with the breath of musk;
We heard low pipings in the trees,
And clear notes dropping through the dusk
Overland Monthly.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1892-04-22

luck. An yer father, darlin'-think
ov him! Whatll he sayP'
"The McDermot, whatever his faults,
would not grudge hospitality to q
fainting man."
"Well, we'll! maybe. But look here
now. my dearie There's Sir Ralph to
be thought Of! If he should hear of
this"
''Let him hear OF it!' says the girl
angrily. "Am / to study his wishes,
even before I-P" she pauses as il to
finish the sentence is distasteful to
her, and a frown contracts her ex-
quisite, low, broad, Greek brow. "lm
tired of hearing of Sir Ralph" says
the second later, in a clear, ringing,
wrathful tone.
A tone loud enough to reach the
ears of the foremost of two men who
now enter the hall by the lower
door.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1892-04-22
She Had written Everything.

She stopped up to the editors desk
demurely and said:
do you e,ns any writing done?"
N, weary editor looked at her and
said:
You write poetry. / suppose"
Yes; have written little poetry.
I have also written several short
stories. novel and play"
II beg your pardon. -" said the edi
tor. catching his breath, but is Their q
anything you haven't writtenP'
II don't believe there is. " she said
confidently, yet shyly. You see Tn
u stenographer and typewriter. and
do great deal of work for literary
gentlemen. Washington STAR
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1892-04-22
A Uniuuo Tmm-Tummer.

IThe finest guitar in Portland be-
longs to lady who thirty years ago
took lessons of Anguerra. OF Boston.
who was one of the best guitarists in
the world. Under his supervision this
guitar was made for her after an old
Spanish model. ~hyre are very few
like it in this country. The box part
Is curved 1t was made OF rosewood
that had been seasoned 100 years. II
is consequently now $50 years since
the t~,e was cut. Bangor Com
mercial.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1892-04-22

resolutions. and some one said ut the
Rathskeller that night:
HE was clever enough to have left
a name. If he hadn't always chased
the immediate dollar It's a bad
thing to be too avaricious"
They knew nothing of that which
persisted with him-the idea that was
to have made him famous-the work
unwrought--the dream sacrificed to
love. He had chrouicled no .brave
surrender; but to have made one was
perhaps the greater work. National
Tribune.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1892-04-22
A Mistaken Policy.

First Tramp say Mike. TIL fash
ion of gents like me an you carrying
clubs Is mistake.
Second Tramp-Git out! Clubs.
scares people into. being hospitable
don't theyP"
First Tramp--They useter; but W en-
folks began to notice our clubs they
began ter keep big dogs an now IL
takes all tn cold vittles they mas Ter
feed tn dogs IN. Y. Weekly.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-03-07
sECC1oN De ANuNczG,s
La Palma

"A consecuencia de los anuncias qus y,ense
puDhcsncose tan rimbombantea por cierfo
bes, los artfculos confeociones de IN eatablci.
mlento de esta Capital y en- aquellos Sc des-
cunIe no sana intenci6D para el nuestro noa per-
mlumos lamar la atenci6n y hacemos constar an
to este respectable pdblico y numerosos amigos
De la 1ala, que La Palma NADIA tiene que envi-
dlar ninenn establecmento de SD fndole tocan.
te . Ia bondad de los artfculos que importa con-
feclona, como tampoco reapecto actividad lin.
pieza On el servicio. La eada veg mavOr af3ueI
ola de parroquianos ea prueba irrefutable de eIlo
Que conste qne todo, todo' 10 cue vende-
mos es tan bueno por 10 nlenos "eono 10 melor -
0Jisne fs
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-03-07
Noticias de la Peninsula

En- la carcel de Ciudad Real pretendi6 sui
cldarse el dia is del pasado una reclusa arrt
dose & I'm pOzO. Parece que la inf6liz padece
con freCuencia de ataques de enajenaci0n men
tall Aquella pobre mujer estA condenada Ca
denA perpetua por haber ahcgado, arrojandole
D IN p7zo, un hermano de al amante, crimen
EeaiizadO en- union de este.
Algunos pueblos inmediatos pamplona
BtraVieean una crisis terrible consecuencia de
Ia paralizacion eomp'eta on la venta de vino, y
III no SO arregla pronto la question vinfcola, sn,
SederA que siendo aquella comarca una dc las
mas ricas do 10 proyicia, 90 vera sumida on la
knAS 6gpant0sa miscriA.
Dice a DlaYio 10 Meeyctas
tSea1 oimos aver, ha sido apedfea1u dos
0iAA segusdos 81 tren do Madrid al pasar innto
y l8 astaCi0n de guaaas, donde 81 a&bado III.
limo fa6 trutead0 Loa apNdreadoles gompia.
kvs lee Qglatesee 0A alepnNa cQQhss
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-03-07

~ CGsGs que Sc reconsiesdGn s-La Far
maca Central del Lcdo. don Manuel Torres
Borges, estableoida en- Rio -piedras, por la pu.
reza de sus drogas lmportadas do los principa-
les centros de Europa de America, por la
perfection y esmero on las prescripoiones fa-
cultativas, por los preclos sin igual 81 alcance
de todas las fortunas, daspachaDdose 10 mismO
DOT el dia que durante Ia noche.
Dioen Ce,Hcedo nsrrAanOs y ca. due los
que tauloran ComAr excelente aDeife de OLIVIA
frances, eapahol q italiano han do comprarlo
y " caaal I oAe ps aay oiesyglllsa mstorss
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Chicago, Nov z 1sr5

Chicago, Nov z RS 8
He recetado Ia Emulsion de SEQ de acei-
te de hfgado de bacalao, etc, muchos de mis-
epfarmos con resultados muy halagHenos Ra-
ra ha sido la vez en- que ha sdo tomada con
repugnancia, puss es comparativamente 50
gusto agradable; el estomago la acepta, y has
ia ahora ha dado los resutados ben6feos que
Sc esperab ban de la combination
Su alto. e. s. s adams Allen, III. D. Ii. d !,
Presidente Professor de MeGclna Elemental
y Practica on Rush Medical College, Chicago,
ILL, Estsdos Unidos
Msy Sres. MOS: Concurro en- 10 que dice
la anterior Recommendation ; pues he ussti0 el
remedo varias veces.- JOS P. Ross, A. d.,
N. D., Professor de Medle'na chuca, Enfa ma
dades del pecho, R lsh Medical College. Chicago.
I'll, EE. Unldos.
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HilO marca "Tigre"

El creciente favor que ha alcanzado 81 hilo de
esta marca en- la Capital, debido 81 inneiorable
ealidad, nos ha obligado q estender la venta por
todos los puebos de esta Isla, seguros de que una
veg conocido, serA al mas huscadS Els Ell MEJoR
HILo PARA CosER QUE sR HA CoN0c1Do EN- PUER
TO-RICO, FUERTE, BLANCo PERFEGTo
AGENTEs UNICOS. FONT VIDAL
DrSe vende en- todos los Observation-Disclosures
Descuento especial para los concentrates
comprando maa do cincnenta gruasas
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En- el vapor rOrren italiann PeySe0 ha lfe-
gsdo 4 Barcelona pl conde w tlls, de Vtena,
Quien despp6s de una hTeve sIanciR en- aque-
ia capital, SO prOpone visitar las poblacioDes
mas jmportantes de la Peninsula, de cuya hlsto'
ria cOstumbreS, es gran enthusiastic.
La comisi6n del s 9nado sobre cuentas ge-
nerales del Estado, ha emitido dicta nen aprO
bandO las cuentas difnitivas correspondientes
al ejerclcio econ0m'co dc 18e9-70
En- OCCASION de la-visita hecha ell IA del pa
SadO al dlque de Ia COmpania Tra3atlaatica, pOr
ell cOnsejerO de Ia misma D. Manuel Arnds, en-
union de los senores deegados alto personal
de Ia delegation en- Cadiz, SO descubri6 la esta-
tua de bronco erigida en- dichO esfablecimientO
maritime la memor.a do D.. Antonio Lopez y
Lopez, marques dc Comillas. D
En- breve saldran para los respectivos pc
males, dOnde han sidO destinadOs, los rees
Gr6valos, Roman Macias. cOndenadOs cade
ma perp6tua por 81 consejo ce guerra celebrado
dltimamente en- Jerez
Han regresado Jsrez las sec iones de Ca
balleria del regimiento de Vict"ria o., Sc ha "a
ban On Sanlucar y BOrnOs. Pdrs Uoriqua sa e
ron Otras dos secciones COB objeto eie perst guir
Ia partida de malhechores que capitane aban
los hermanos Espinosa.
Ell subsecretari0 de U.tramar, Srs Mufloz
Vargas no ha cOncurrido en- los tiltimos dlas a
su despae h por hab6rselo mpedido el estado
de su 50 vi, onfermO q causa de nnas auginas;
pero restablecido de la indisposi-inn, an es dc
concurrir Ia secretaria ha despas hado con al
ministrO, en- casa de este iltimo. Va en- otra par
te desantOrjzamos el rum0r de su dimisi0n. Y
aQui 10 hacem0s de otras espeoies igua total
mente lnexatas, pues el ST. Mu1oZ Vargas tie
ne toda "a con1arza del min'stFo do Ultramar.
J, Sc encuentra enferm0 dc alg0n cu1dado el
senador vitalieio Sr. CaIvO Martin
Los diputados que son funcionarios publ
| COS no tenen, sin embargo, cabida on el nd
nero de los 40 campatibles, son los sehores
marques de Viana, Gutierrez de Ia Vega y
| Bergamin.
En- 81 case de que a]gin dipuado de la ma
| yor1a, que des@mpe na cargo i'm ,ortante en- ID
situaei0n, slintiera, realiEan o rropositos que
| va hace tiem 20 viene aDuuciando quedaria nna
vacante ent e os 40 dputados que al mismO
| tempo son flnnlooarios | Il los, cuyo L.
| nero, como es eabido, luede pasar de 40.
| Serja entOnces seguro que, desapa &C endO .loa
| mOtivOs que hah'1 tando seilor marques de
Viana para prest ntar a dimlsiGn t1e gu car e. :,
| la retirar, defiritrdo q los deA eos que e
manifesto el goberno.
/ En- la Diput taoi0nTp 0vsrc cia' d. M lri Sc es
/ ia estud1andO IN 1T reg,s en- Ia y Il del per
1 sOnal, en- cuyO estudlO Sc 1ntrCd Gen a,guf as
mOdsficaciones, entire elias Ia SUPP esi0n del 3a
| pOr 100 de lOs empleadOs
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COMUNICAIbSl
Cay+y y, Mario 5 lie 1892

Cay+y, Mario 5 lie 1892.
Sr. Director de La CORRESPONDENCE.
Muy sefor mio: Ruplico usted SO dgrs
dar publieidad los ve' sos siRulent's IN su
popular periOdico, por cuyo favor 10 sntieip..
las Gracias su aff no. y q. b. 6. m.,-Saigs
Ell tSr0 p0r la cWl.ts
Juan Ortiz CON-. buena fe
Despu6s de tsnto barullo,
EntEeg0 listo ei chanchuIlO:
Pobses hiJos de Pablo Uuatt
por decir ls verdad
Ne castigan CON prisioB,
No temo la erueldad;
Don Juan Astuto A.. ration III
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La Fama de Puerto.Rico

Para diagonaes nekros, casimires en- pies
zas en- cortes de los colores mas dc mo6a y
lie los cla ses mas seleotas para, corbatas de
los estios mas caprichosos, creas, breta-
mas Y cretonas de hilo para sAbanas, acuda
usted La Fans de los senores f. Arrabal Y
CT. HalarA usted ALI cuahto desee.
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Den TisT1oteo Cubeio

Acadia de abrir su nuevo taller de sastre-
rla, Gallo Ce la ForGaeza nam. 13, 4iOnde Ofre-
CO sus numerosos paIroqulanos los cOnoci-
mientos -dqu4rldos On los mejores talleres de Ia
Ha0ana verdadsrO centrO lie la mOda america
na, y para 10 cua] cuenJa con opararios oOmpe-
tentss, y otrece eamerado trato ecenom1a en-
los prec1oa. Sc hace Responsible de las prem.
das que oonfscoionen en- su establecimiento,
y prucurara on louo agradar b Sus marchantes.
Creo que fu6 Espro. oeda 81 que dijo que
solo y eta en la paz ds los 20 JulcrOs 81 hu.
biese b>tn gfan pueta ctst uoi Ia ell Calioida que
venden A. N J,meneS Cruz 13, en- las
tiendas L4 Gran C04sGstG, Cruz lily en- La Es
fsva, Fortao -n1m "a, creerla 'tambien que
no hay remedlo 'gaal para com 2atr esa peno.
ga es toFm clad,
CHARADA.
Tiene ta'ento arte sin t eS una
tai buena fortuna,
que nunca Sc dos ties IN fama nombre.
Como la luz Dc dos, .uando hace viento,
o, al osc Ia N momentO,
prom hi y meto. rs todo IN hombrel
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NkRIg IA Is

Los cigarrillos FIgaro alc~nzan mas Gala
d, a 81 favor del pdb1co, tanto por Ia excelente
clase dc tabaco que en- ellos So emplea, GUAM
t. por ei papel Cue 10 es noe vo 4 la sa Pr
da Vd. siempre clgarrilIos Figaro en todos o.
cafes y.pulperf&s.
Por mas que SO olga, es indispntable que
el vino de Logrono que vende Luifa es 81 me
jor vino espahol que SO importa q Puerto Rico
Els puro, grato al paadar. confortante suave
No SO siente en- la garganta, slno on e est6ma
90, que. es donde SO eOnOce el VINO bueno: Ell
Jarnacq qCOgnsc d. BISCUIT D ,b0uch3 es otro de
los nQuidos que vende LUNA que mereoen re~.
cOmendarse.
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/ 3 mil pesos +!

Sc dan s interes con buena garantfa sobre
hucas en- esta Capital. y al por 100 annual, mil
pesos. 1nformara D. JOSE JULIAN DE AHE-
Do. Luna mum A.. Go
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De Farmacia.

s. solicta I'm dependiente de Farmacia
con o 5 sf0s tie praotica.
InfO maran On Ia armaca de Daub6n. 8 3
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cuaDdo yea V. I'm hombre rolizo, dulce son
risa, cachetes coloradiGos y rebosando conten.
to- no hay mas que preguntar. Es que come
On el restaurant La CGtGlGnG, San Francisco
n1m 56 ."
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Para curar las aiecciones reum&ticas, el a
roholad0 G6oI es un remedio casi infalible.
Usado en- el banjo perfama el aqua impide las
Intermediates de Ia piel. Para los dolores de
cabeza, 81 Alcoholado Giol es en yerdad, mara
villOsO.
- Cgs0s Qsss Sc TeCOnstessd0ss Eel BUEN
GUSTO, uno de los mejores salones de barbe.
rfa y peluQuerfa de la Capital.
RsopsetGysO J. Apellaniz, San Justo, nd
nero 16. ~Perfumerfa extra superior. Sc admit
ten abonados. .-Esmero = nmpie1a.
"A n,f no me GUSTAV lis qua los nj1Os
de los otro --decia un viej6 muy gordo.
-~Ent Noes, casese uste Is raplic0 un
husco.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-03-07

CUARTO MANDAM1ENTO
a Nss c0nseTc60sste de N0gWdb0
s'Hnnra tn padre y tn madre.o
-Pero hay quien tiene el prurito
De cometer el delito
De demandar an padre.
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No mas OOcaina

El nuevo gas elorinado para practicar opera
DR.. Redar de G6nova, 10 posee 81 LABORATO
RIO DENTAL, del DOCTOR SALICRUP, San
Francisco IS, altos.
las personals que pre6eran el uao de la Co
caina, por habers1 hecho va operaciones con buen
6xlto con ESQ alcalolde, debemos manifestarles
que el DR. ,SAkICRUP es 81 primer dentista que
eu esta ha hecho uso de la Cooaina que Ia apli
ca por 81 mayor sietema, que es el del DR.. Viani,
1eclbir grande variado surtido de dientes
artifclales de /: calidady bases para montar las
va muy acreditadas dentaduras que este professor
fabrlca en- sa bien mOntadO lOborat0rio. Es Voc
pdblica que las dentaduras artifclales sistema de
SALICRUP no tienen rival.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-03-07
Sc vende

uNA casa en- SanturcH, calls dol condado, de-.
tras dc Ia pulpetia del seaor pillan1il. Infor.
sparan en Il AQialatagia a laaa de g snsguA
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-03-07

Escriben dc la OlIra que va Sc esta CO.
tniendo alf nuevamente un pan caro- infer
nal dc peso Incomplete 13 onzas por libra !!
sin embargo de que el barrll de harina solo va.
lie $8a On la Capital. De dicho pueblo nos su
plican llamemos respecto del particular Ia
RtenciOn de las autoridades.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-03-07

En- la Diputaoi6n9p ov.r cia d. Ms iri SO "a
ts estudiando IN a'reg.s en- Ia =. l. del per
sOnal, en- cuyo estudlo SO 1ntrcd Gen a'gui as
modlfcaciones, entire elias la SUPP esion de] 33
Dor 100 de los empleados
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1892-10-07
PoWDERLY FOR TARIFF.

WILKEsBARRE, PA, Sept. 22.-Gener-
al Master Workman Powderly of the
Knights of Labor and Chauncey +.
Black, president of the State League
of Democratic Clubs, met at the Della
ware and Hudson Railroad depot in
Hyde Park this morning. Mr.. Black
was taking the train for his home in
York, Pa, after attending the annual
convention of the Democratic clubs in
Scranton. Powderly grasped the Dem
ocratic statesman warmly by the hand
and said:
"Can you tell me where Cleveland
stands on the TARIFF
Mr.. Black replied: Chats more
than | can tell, although if you asked
where l stood / would be able to tell
you"
81 tell you what" said Powderly, 81
don't think he knows where he stands
He is at sea. | used to admire that
man, but since his meddlesome inter
ference with the silver question have
lost confidence in him. AS between
the Republican and Democratic par.
ties am Republican this time"
The stand Powderly takes will create
a sensation in labor circles. He has
always been Democrat.