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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-02-14

way the profane historian of to-day writes
Again, the great iaw-giver, Moses. made
royal provision for his brother Aaron's
poSterity, leaving his own servants to them
Can any other history furnish such an ex-
ample of unselhshness!
IN this article we cannot more than lay
the foundation of the argument which we
purpose Offering, then 10 the fulillment OF
prophecy. Josephus, in his account OF
the destruction of Jerusalem, gives
as the immediate cause of the
fatal sally upon the city, that a young
woman VINO was reared by wealthy
father with extreme delicatensss, so much
SO that he had the grounds carpeted for her
daily walk being shut up in the city, owing
TO the distress Of famine, cooked and de-
voured her two-year-old son, which fact
being made known in the Roman camp by
an escaped fugitive, so exasperated them
that they made an attack upon the walls
and destroyed the city and also the temple,
despite the efforts of Titus and his officers
10 save the latter.
Josephus does not mention either
of these features as fulhllment
of any particular prophecy, but
ask you to note here what
Moses and Daniel speak concerning this.
Moses wrote 1900 years prior to the events,
while Daniels prediction was made when
the city and temple were both desolate;
foretelling their rebuilding and subsequent
destruction.
Deuteronomy, xviii, 5, and read:
THE tender and delicate women among
you in the straightness of the
siege which shall beset You shall
eat her own Children etc.
Daniel says, ix, &C. tAnd the people OF
the prince that shall come shall destroy the
city and sanctuary This they did despite
the strenuous efforts of Titus and his
officers.
The skeptic cannot repudiate Josephus,
since they claim that he is one OF the best
witnesses against the claims of Jesus of
Nazareth. and say that the few liFes con-
corning him in Josephusi writings is an in
Interpolation, or forgery. In answer to this
position, we would say that forger would
have devoted pages. or even chapters,
rather than lines, to establish this event
The brevity of the notice is the best evil
dence of its truth. But the impatient reader
may exclaim: u see nothing thus far to
stir up the wrath of the Christian world, y
In my next, the Lord willing, 1 will call at
tention to the prophesies concerning the
Jews, foretelling their dispersion, remain
ing peculiar people, 4 by-word, proverb,
an establishment, as also their regathering
and re-establishment as mighty nation;
also the two predictions concerning rail
roads, which are to be in the days OF their
restoration. We viii also call attention to
the prophesies foretelling the pitiable con-
dition of the professed church of Christ, to-
gether with much more of the same nature,
all of which goes to prove that call script
ure is given BY inspiration of God,'' and is
truth" For the defense of truth,
Alexander, Tex. W. H. KITTRELL.
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GAZETTE SYMPOSIUM.
articles Of special Interest Written for The SUNDAY eazette

also disclose whether there is any chance Of
its doing so. The chemist knows that the
first requisite of "a yitriouS bodyH Is
secured by the presence in the clay, the
bases of which is alumina and silica, OF
these ingredients with such huxes as soda,
potash, lime and iron in proper proportions:
that the second requisite Is made probable
by the absence of such refractory proper
ties as would render the brick too brittle;
and that the third. impermeability, is best
assured by the non-eXistence in the clay OF
clements which might be converted into
gas during the process OF yltritaetlon. Wa
ter would destroy usefulness by being con-
verted into steam and leaving open the
channel by which it makes its exit. This,
however, is avoided by the process of
preparations for the kiln, by thorough dry
ing, pressing and re-pressing. Indeed, it IS
now held by the best manufacturers that
depressing is sine qua non of perfect
brick.
Ihave taken the analyses of clays from
three points outside of Texas-Bucyrus
and Akron Ohio, .and Fort Smith Arkan-
sas-of which the best bricks are said to
have been made, and used them as a stand
ard for comparison with the analyses made
in the Survey laboratory, of clays from DIFF
ferent points in Texas, and find that there
are clays suitable for making vitrifed paw
ing brick in the counties OF Smith Har-
rison, Pamela, Marion, Fayette, Henderson,
NacogdocheS, Milan, BraZor1a, van Zandt,
Kaufman, Wood and Harris, from some of
which satisfactory results have already
been obtained. All of these clays are not
equally as good, but there is not one of
them from which, with proper preparation
and burning, good serviceable brick cannot
be produced, and the brick made from
many of them will be as good, probably, as
have or can be made anywhere. Up to this
time no clays from the coal area of the state
have been analysed, and it is of this charac-
ter of clay, or shale, that the best brick
have hitherto been made. There can be
little doubt, however, that when they are
examined an abundance Of the most suit
able material will be found in the coal
areas.
When bed of clay has been found which
analysis leads to the belief is adapted to the
purpose, the next step 1 would advise
would be the sending Of a sufficient guam
tity for thorough practical test to some
mandatory which has reputation estab-
lished for the reliability of its products, far
enough away to preclude the bias of self
interest to the result or else near enough
to have the benefit of that influence. This
will secure an impartial trial and report.
The result will then depend upon skill in
the manufacture. E. T. DUMBLo.
State Geologist.
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Charles A. Gardner.

The sweet singer and the peer of al.CiisC
lect comedians, Charles A. Gardner, wfHap-
pear at Greenwall's opera house Wednes-
day, February II, one night only, in his
grand new romantic comedy, Captain Kapl.
The New York Dramatic Times ssys: :,
The Grand opera house opened its doocS-s6
Saturday night TO standing room only.
The fact is significant because the attrac-
ton was Charles \. Gardner, who has met
with success on the road for several sea-
sons, but who has never played at this
house He presented q new play, Captain
Karl, y in which his work is of the heroic
order and wins the plaudits of the multi
tude in every instance. He presents US
with q realistic picture of life in the
Fatherland, and he makes his tale as ro-
mantle as such comedies will permit The
story is good-serves its purpose well and
introduces Gardner in number Of features
that won him immediate applause and es-
tablished his success beyond question. The
company is efficient He IS one OF the very
few good German comedians now before
the public
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A Hole in the Ground.

Hoyt's clever comedy, "a Hole in the
Ground, - viii be the attraction at Green
wallis opera house Monday and Tuesday
nights, February 10 and 49, The scenery
is entirely new and was prepared expressly
for the piece and is an accurate representa-
ton of a small railway station, both in in
terror and exterior finish. The cast is one
of the strongest that ever presented the
piece. Hattie Harvey, the young, bright,
pretty and talented Chicago ingenue, who
was Madame PATHS protege, Is playing the
part of the Lunch Counter Girl, and is per-
haps doing the best work she has ever
done on the stage. Miss Harvey makes up
to represent the fourteen year-old girl who
presides over the pies and sandwiches, and.
gives to the part all the cheeky and bold
manners that the author intended the part.
to have. The role also affords the efttle
actress an opportunity to introduEe her
dancing and singing specialties. Frank
Lawton is again playing his originrl part
of the station agent, and introduces his.
wonderful whistling The role of the old
crank is taken by Charles Cowles. The
girls are pretty and viYacious, the come
dams are clever and the songs, dances and
other incidental features are all new.
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tEhlspers from the wing.

Mr.. a. C. Miner is in Southern Califor-
Ella.
Theatrical sympathy is the bastard
brother OF contempt.
Lyman B. Glover has resigned his posi-
ton as dramatic editor OF the Chicago Her
Mrs. Rankin and her daughter Pixley have
signed with Charles Frohman for next sea
son.
''Sinbadn has captured the Philadelphains
ana is playing 10 enormous business at the
Grand oDerasheuse.
Ton Sweeney has severed his connection
with s-O'Dowd's Neighbors,. and joins
''Cynthiz's Lovers"
Young William FaTershzn, formerly Of
the Lyesum- st6ek, COMPANY. VAS married
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on Monday to Miss Marian Aferwin,

on Monday to Miss Marian Merwin, q
wealthy New York society woman.
Next week '.Nioben viii be brought to
Harlem, and New York viii be able to see
Miss Isabella Goes splendi acting in the
title role.
The New York Central railro has con-
Guided not to haul private theatrical cars of
any description, when attLched to regular
passenger trains.
Maude Granger is still enjoying the glori-
Gus climate of California, where she is max
ing barrel OF money. At the end of the
month she goes to Portland, Ore, and then
straight Eastward.
Composer F'urst, who has written the
music for Byrne and Harrison's isle of
Champagne mot Shampaine) is said to be
able to compose a sonata in a fat without
breaking the furniture in the fat.
Mrs Raymond Holmes nee Sidney Cow
ell. has been removed to St Vincent's hos
pital in New York She is a pretty and
very clever actress, and the doctors say
she will soon be entirely cured from her
rheumatic troubles.
"a Trip to Chinatown at Hoyt's Madi-
son Square theater IS having so successful
run that it is doubtful if it will be re-
moved before the warm weather. Every
seat is sold 70 each performance given, and
no play could possibly DO better.
Among those in New York, VINO decline
to associate themselves with that admir-
able charity the projected fair for the actors
fund, are Augustus DAILY. Ada Rehan
Marie Tempest. John Russell, Lillian Rus
sell, Adelina Patti and Sarah Bernhard
And now some of the New York sHells
will initiate the English custom of giving
grand opera in their homes with all the
accessories Of the stage Two '.le2ders Of
fashion" have already hired the Abbey
Grau company and orchestra II comes
high, but they must have It
Alfred Carpenter Wheeler. Gym Crinkle)
was married last week in New York, 10
Mss Jennie Pearl Mowbray Of Minneapolis
'-Bih'' Hall OF Chicago wires thai if Ar5
Kendall, \ gnes Booth and George Cagvak
do that skirt dance at the actors Find
Fair, will you please secure me resereeG
seats just south Of the massrlzzstte big
yiolin2, .,arsHs
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ATurkish Bath.

A Turkish Bath, one of the best farce
comedies on the road, win be presented at
the opera house Saturday, Febr uary Doth, for
matinee and night. The Fort Scott (Kan.)
Daily Monitor says: Without doubt the
most delightful and laughable event OF the
season was the Turkish Bath" COM
pany, that held forth at the opera
house last night. Everyone Of the
company were artists. It would be need
less to attempt to specify any one of the
combination other than the sweet little
sunbeam, Marie4Eeath. She is a remark
ably clever little artist, as clever as she is
beautifal-a sweet singer, marvellous
dancer, and calculated to win the respect
and admiration of everybody.
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AT THE PLAYHOUSE.
The Attractions Offered at
GreenwaIl's Next Week.
HOYT'S A HOLE IN THE GROUND
Will Hold the Boards To-Morrow Evening
Karl Gardner,
The Sweet Singer, on wednesday Even
ing-A Turkish Bath satur7
day-Whispers from
the Wings.
A HOLE IN THE GROUND

Comedy will rule the boards at Green
wallis during the coming week, and the low
comedian will be in his glory. The weeks
attractions are all of a light order, yet with
the possible exception of "a Turkish Bath''
which is not well known in the southwest,
they are meritorious. Hoyt's Skits are too
well known to need much comment, while
Karl Gardeners singing and dancing have
given him national fame.
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The New York Central railroad has con-
cluded not to haul private theatrical cars of
any description, when attLched to regular
nasSeuoar t1.air1e
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Next week ''Niobe'' will be brought to
Harlem, and New York will be able to see
Miss Isabelle Goes splendi acting in the
title role
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-02-14

Maude Granger is still enjoying the glori-
Gus climate of California, where she is max
ing barrel OF money. At the end of the
month she goes to Portland, Ore, and then
STRAIGHT Eastward
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-07-28
RTAIA g1IA
So So VALLE g. CAN CiO s=sskE ssE

Bien eacoado propo sufciene personal
nmeroo competence costne en- principles de Proporlona1
tdos de ventas los ueo de acredtada Fanaca
obtenerse
aanado proucos del eznjero orecieno sen
tnre, escoa exstenca de Drogas Producos
specadades, nnpad de arcuos del
dcanente 10 exile e de Ell
clnCIado que tiene posoeros siempre
Tenendo por la FANACA VALE & CASco e que
nombre enpre mas perfeca 1an todo plincpamen
tie para Ell M6co eneocomo aredtado 10 tlene-deca so
cto despacho de recets Famaceuico
decidido
del tai la cut cidad de Ponce
E sema de vender beneico arcuos de
be puez exceenca esimda ha conbuio abi6n al no ne-
rrumldo 6o de Ia FAR1LAC VALE CANCIO
madnos correspondence la eonnza por plte de todo
lie dispensa. -
Es lmamos muy especalmene la aenci6n de los rma
c6utcos sobre e mpmnto dc las 6ne que efectuamos al
contadO
PLAZA DE LAS DEICAs Ponce Ptoco p de Dcembre 1891
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MATAPARASITOS VEGETAL

ReHe7i0 nfalble paru dest,Hir jnstontdneamen-
te J,iojos, IadHos, a,adores, cbmches, nguos etc.
Basta una tricci6n Hecha Ia moHO. Estd erer-
to dc todo peLqJo tiene olor agradabte, no e'ist-
cial1aO como sacede con el i1tgVentO merct9lat
Sc re,ade en- fraSquitos 25 ce,gtdroS las far
n,acios de Yale Ca,,cio Jf Subird, drriliaga,
ca la csa del que Sscibe, colle de Ia Sald 10 3.
OIHO.-Ron dc mesa bies, recttfieado 9 pre-
D1t0T0 en- car5rs e1p0SictOnes.
Tt,agre de mesa Superior 1ntmgo dc 4rgostu-
ra igttal al Homoao dc Siegcnt q un 20 PS. mas
bar0to por cogas y p'edios boteliaS.
Polros dentrgie0s, garantie0dos inofenstros y
ere,,tos de pie{rG p6mes, muchOs otfos, qitt
gastan eI eSHqEtc sc los dfentes
Te7nticineo a1os de ea atltu,i'ia delqac srts-
cr5be.
Dep6sitos Farmacia Subird, Atocha. Forma-
cia 1r1iiiqga, Plaza de Las Deiictas. Oitn.ptc
Otero, A tocha, 4. Sinfonpietri, Sat'td 8
Ponce. Abrt1 Is dc 1891.
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MANLOVE, ALLIOT, FRYER & Go
INGENIEROS CONSTRUCTORS
L6ndres Gasgor y Roaet,
NOTTINGHAM

Fabrcante de toda case de aqunariss ncRs aEu-
1nonos &c dos cuatro
cnco clindros Deshbradoras de la cana euenta la
rs bras de ugo por Glen de cana garantzado
caricadors de todas formas amalos classes fro prem
perfeccionaa triple efecto tachos al vacio Achos al
libre Concretadoras de Fryer centfugas de Hep
worth Maulove pailas de Wetze eyaporadoras
bombas para aqua srop borras de rlego celde-
ras multitubuiareS de Root tubuosas otras.
4pardos abtoadtcos qncar bdgazo dtrecaSi,nte
oItao brdsero SU installation tbre
de odo rfssgo trdidd eTaego por H-
ryas dhorrd 50 por 100 gdsto dc sadordcfoa
TAmbien construyen toda case de tsnques canaes
de herro cobre Was f6rress portStles fjss wagones
loeomotoras etc.
Todo garantizsdo de material construction de prmerR
clase que encerra todos los sdelantos del diR
fscilitan los 10 deseen compe
para medid~s levantsr plsnos nstalsr los
Para mas inores dirjan-e Ponce Al represenants
esta iss.
Il. Graham
P,ncn Ennro aS lie lSSS 6rn
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SOCIEDAD BENEFICA
d e Nj as sac husetts
SEGEROS DE- JTD1

Incorporate en- 1873 baio Ia inspection
las Leyes del Departamento de Seguros del Es
tado de Massachusetts, cuyas leves son de las
mas rigurosas protegen los asegurados mas
que las LeycS del Estado de New York
Seguros que conbinan todas las ventajas de
sistema antique. por CtSf Ia MITAD DEL. COSTC
de las denas Companies que hacen operaciones
en- esta lsa
Sus p6lizas son indisputables despuss de tres
amos. Su redacciGn clara Y precisa, sin ambi-
gjiedades . subterfugioa es modelo de SEN
cillez.
No hay restriction respecto / viaies q resi-
dencia
En- suma. 81 el asegurado psga premios
en- vida, Il su muerte Sc paga sH poi2a.
\ seioras senoritas Sc les conceden $1,000
de SECURE Y SIN RECARGo DE- NINGENA EsPECTE.
No Sc cobra NADIA por derechos de ontrada
de admission.
Mas de $4,000 miembros con seguros Vigentes
$94 067, 5000
Siniestros pagados desde que Sc organize
$5.427, ,145-50
FL seereto del NCEvo srsTE4tA consste prin-
cipalmente en- Ia EC0NOHfA DE ADMINIsTRAC CIoN
EN- Ia razon que ton}a de la yERDADERt
NORTAT1DAD.
Sc expiden p6liza5 de 81 900 4 $40. 900 sien-
do s1ls primas por anual, semcstral, trimestral
q bimcstral, d opci6n del interesado.
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LA CGDNHEIEsEnEN 4
T 4 RIGA u E I A BACOS
De SANCHEZ & HERMANO
COMERIO
CONIERIO

III dspensando los adores de buen
los tacos eaborados de fbc reeyP de
hacer eosio de dichos productos.
Conocdas las bondad del tabaco empeamos Ia eabo
f8brca aca centlo
de p1ivgaa da la meor hoja del pals
reaconados cosecO c aurr ell ia
baco de neor c3ad que epeamo recemos
consumdores.
Hoy tiene de fumar legimo tabaco de Come
be exefo de mezca de pocedeacias comando las oil
versus vitoLas de LA Co0IERIENA f'r"eba lace f. . ga
Depostos ciudad: de los T. Fernandez Co.
Plaza del Ae1cado-Idem Pedro Hea Plaza de las Dec
Ponce Abr de
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VENTA . ARRIENDO
ae ma naGgaifca fnca s0car5nC


Sc vende arrienda Ia hacienda REsTAURADA, a
diez minutes de esta ciudad, con SS5 caerdas 80
centimos de superficie, terTenos de p11mera cali
dad: 800 cuerdas de eaIas nuevas para Ia proxlma
zafra: 250 cueras de idem de retcIlo tambien para
el ano que viene
Cuenta la fnca con varias casas entire elias. una
de vivienda, de dos plantas Ia moderna muy
espaciosa; red de ferrocarrles portatlles Y
corresp ponGie1tes wagones sistenla lnges, para
cont.uccion dc la cana tres caideras mutltubu-
lares, dos en- buen estado una maqui1la
de espriTar cana, fuer1i de so caballos, magni-
fco est&do dos trenes janajguinos de 1000 gallo
clarifcadoras taeho a. vacio de 10 bocoyes;
ceIltrfuas inglesas para az1lcar de prmera suerte,
idem americanas raTa idem de segtnda suerte y
todas las dependencies i fabr1ca de esta
magnitEd.
Ademds ctIents, con I'm alambique continue, sis
tema Savalle, Eudiendo destilar hasta + bocoyes
diarios. v danGo por producto el Tnuy solcitado y
conocido ESo2 REsTAURADA con un riego de io-
tros por segUllco
Los sestablscsInientos son enteramente nuevoe
hclygados garzsnt zandose que hoy por hoy, Sc Ia
briean 100 sacos de aztcar diarios
Psrs mas detslles5 dirigirse Don Eduardo Torres
ngenierS de Ia ESQ els central de Paris calle de
Villa n1Inero :, en- esta ciudad.
Ponce Abril 9 he 1892 4In-
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Sojo AQu1S

Sc re,de ,taa ToyrctacciGn de catf con
todoS SuS oparatos los mis- modeJ8oS CO.
Rocid0s haste Ia tcciG.
Sc cedcrdn los maJchaateS para Setento
q ochenta HbraS djariaS. amos didS con
otros siemprc que, In close de cate sea
iguaI Il In que eapende dicho establect-
nneRtO.
Pata into,mcS en- esta Redacci6n.
Ponce, Ju1io 5 dc 1892. 9-13
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TABAQUERIA
"EI Escudo EspanoP
Plaza Principal No Il
BAJOS DEL DOCTOR IGLFSIAsN

Constante y variado surtdo lie Tabaco.. q
garriloS y Paquetes de picad~ra
FABRICAS
Las Dos datHas de Don Jose Rsdrsguez
Fuentes.
La Comerie1a de los Sres. Sanchez HerInano
e. ITto''eg'o 11, oe - ANTONIO Suhveres (Chyey)
Aaanos d Ca.
La Bella Rosita de d. Carlos Lopez (Cavevl
La Rirera del Plata de Gaudier Agiiero GdI
Partagds ca de J. A Bances O4absnal
La Ve"cedora de los Sres NJ Lopez 4 ca Ga}
PRECIoS LDIITADoS
Nota-Tambien hay cigarrillos FL Sibone5 de
varias classes.
Ponce, Abril % de 1892 3nr.
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A los haCendadOS de cafe

Fin la herrera fundici6n del que suscribe re
eonstruye toda clase de naquinarias para elaborar
el cafe, como tahOnas para descascarar ustraY
todo de hieITo de hierro de MADEIRA maqunSs
para descascarar avar separar ventear, al SOL
Y por medic del aire calente (aparato utilisimo On
tiempos de lluvias) Engranaies trasmisiones de
todas classes Ruedas hidraulicas malacates, carros
pequenos, propos para la atura puntillas prepsrs-
das para rolos correas, subidoras otros utfles.
Como tambi6n descascaIadoras patentizadas de
Saoat Gudrdio}a d. Lavad9ros horizontSles YER
teales todo dc herro galv&nizstdo. Venteadoras de
aspiracion Despulpadores dohes sencillos de dis
de cilind1os. Was ferras para secadoras oros
ausos.
los senores que 10 deseen, So faciitara perso-
mas idoneas para leyantar plano, tomAr medda
instalar los apalyttos.
Sc aconseia Il los Sres. que piensen hRcer
vas instalaciones que no aguarden hasta el ultimo
monento para hacer pedidos. Sc CANA muGho
con adelantar dar sufcente tempo para las cons
uucci0nes monturg.
Por mas informes dirigirse Ponce Gale de Ia
Marina 4 Don Roberto Graham.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-07-28
HOTEL MARINA

Desde esta fccha, 19 de Julio, Sc alqut-
Inn babit0ciones dcceRtemente aD,acb}addS,
para ma mds perS0nas, q precios con-
reHcioHdleS b ccoH6mic0s.
Hay depa;tament0S gtaHdeS para coHi-
st0RiStdS.
los Sca0res trGasetUteS qae qRierdn
prrn0ctQy eHcoptrGrdJt cdHaS d 10 ctrS.
Pago ddelQntadO.
7-13 J BoIx
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"Alcoholado Criollo"
PREPARADO POR
ARISTIDES SIMONPIETRI
Dcp6sito general, Famacia Sabird
Guile 4tOch0
FORTITUDO MEA CIVIUM FIDES

Esta preparation alcoh6lca esta hech4 con
esmero por destilac6n de las hojas, flores, Sc
millas raices de varias plantas del pals, como
cidas efcaces para combatir y curar el Re,th,a-
ttso, dolores nendlgcos, re2fjados, c6licos p4jo,
jaq"eca, doior de lomoS, dolor de cabe5a, debdad
de las Pierhds y las quemado0S de primer grddo,
empeandose en- fricciones con panos hume
decides con dieho especihco, puestos sobre Ia
pa1te dolorida.
Dichas plantas estan analzadas V recsmcn-
dadas por el sabio professor bot;nico Dr. Gro
sondY y entran esta destilacion dosifcadas
por el reputado DR.. .HactaideH de Jamaica.
EXITO GARANTIZADO
PRECIOS DE vENTA
Caias de 242 btllas. rs. Id. de 12l2 id. $4-25
ARISTIDEs S1sIONPIETR1.
NOTAS- Cada rGtulo lleva la h1mn del ia
bricante
Sc suplica inutilicen el r6tulo al vaciarse la
botella, para evitar falsifcaciones.
Ponce, Puerto Rico, .Salud MIN.
Mayo 81 de 1892. 3Im.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-07-28

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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-07-28
FiBRiCA DID COCHBS
DE II. CHEVALTER
CALLE DEL COM ERCTO
PONCE, P. r.

En- este establecimiento que cuen-
Ia con un personal apto y todas
las maquinas necesarias, Sc constru-
yen coches y Sc hacen reparaciones
de todas classes 4 precios sumamen-
to m6dicos.
De venta constantemente coches
de ? v 4 asientos dc procedencia
norte-americana Y construidos aquf,
q precios que varfan desde s 100
hasta s 300
Cuenta asf mismo este estableci-
miento un variado surtido de arne-
ses, ruedas Y todo 10 concerniente
al ramo que vende 4 precios
SIN COMPETENCIA.
Ponce, Octubre 6 de 1891