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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-03-27
Communicable

Ell Director del Laboratorio Qu1mico Mu-
nieipal. Hay ss's selt0l
CERTlEICA: haber recOnOcidO el vino AN-
Q4ciGnG (Riojs, Provincial de Logrono). que CO.
sechan los sres Garcia hijos, resustando scr un
vino rojo, muy rico en- color, bien cIaridcado,
de sabor astrlngente, bastante &eido. sl
aroma ca gratO, sin que "a sienta acetifcaci6n,
nj ol0r eatrafO algunO.
LA composition de sus mas esenciales prin-
cipios es On litro:
Alcohol Extracto Aqua Tartratos. sullatos.
de 125 CIR. 27s50 847a60 $40 $3.50
auserina Ceniza eucosa. Aeldsz
de 60 90 50 090 6e6
La materia colorante ensayada por los pro-
cederes de Nees, Jacob, Tilhol, Lamatina, Ca
zenave, Romey, Girard, 8 loon, resulto ser la
natural on un vino nuev0
Ell Alcohol obtenido por destilaci6n frac-
Cionada on 81 tubo de Glinski, Sc encontro
exento de impurezas que le hagan u0civo.
POr 10 que en- vista de Ia prOpOrclonalidad
y normaidad de sus componentes prinoipales
so declara este vino, como puT0.
va petiei0n de los Sres. SObrin0s de Lui
ma c., ibro Ia presente certifcaci6n, de con-
formidad con 10 prescrito, en- el articulo % del
Reglamento del Laboratorio. - Puerto@Rico,
Enero 20 de 1802.-Jose LedesnsG. 30-3
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sEcc1ON DE ANUNcIoa
Credito Mercantil
EN- LIQUIDACI0N

ConVocat0FiG Jss,stG General ertraoydiA0riG.
En- vista de 10 que se dispone en- el artfcu-
10 238 del VICENTE C6digo de Comercio y en-
consonsncia con 10 que estab' ece ell artfcnlo 40
de los Estatutos de esta Sociedad, Sc c0nUocG
d JstntG general Prtrdoydissdria de acconistas
de la misms, para la una de la tarde del diez
seis de Abril pr6ximo, Ia que tepdra lugar ep el
salon de Juntas del Banco Espsfio de Puerto
Rco.-Los sefiores acconistas con defecho A.
asistencia, pueden proveerse de la correspol.-
diente papeleta concnrriendo recogariss les
dias laborables desde el ncho de Abri hasta ia
vfspera de Ia Junta q Ia ofcina de liquidacida
del cr6dito ID ssde esta fecha queds expnesta
al ptblico en- el Banco, Ia lista de senor es ac<
ci0nistas con derecho asistencia -poF al C, &.
ditto Mercsntil en- Lquidaci6n.-El Baneo Els,
pafiol de Puerto Rco,-El Sub Goberrador
Jose N. Lopez. 81
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Secci6n judicial
Don EMge'si0 LWsGyYetG y C0sget, Jueg de Ia
Instances de esta CissdGd q sM D.strSt0

Instances de esta Cissdad y sw D.strito
Hago saber. que en- los autos de juicio
ejecutivo seguidos por el Procurador D. Segun-
do Setty, representando D. HermeneglldO
Martinez = Alvarez contra Isabel Ugarte y Oil
vO de esta Cludad On c0brO de cantidad de pc.
SOS, SO ha dispuesto On providenoia de este dis
Ia venta en- ptblica subasta de una casa situa-
da en- Ia calle de San Sebastian ndmero cuaren
ia cinco de esta Ciudad, coljndante por la
derecha entrandO con Otra de D. Nicolas Fer
nandez, por la izquierda con la calle de San
JustO por el fonaO con Ia de d. UlpianO Lopez
tasada por 81 per1to deslgnado por las parties
en- la cantidad dc diez mil quinlentos setenta
y dos pesos, cuarenta y dos ceDtavos moneda
c0rriente Ell remate tendr& lugar 81 dia cinco
del pr0ximo mes de Abril la una de la tarde
On la Sala Audlencia de este Juzgado, advir-
tiendose que no podran admitirse otertas por
menos cantidad de Ia que importan las dos
terceras parties de la tasacl0n; que no poirAn
t0mar parte on 81 remate los que no hallan
conslgnadO pr6viamente una cantldad igual al
diez por ciento de dicha .Gasacion que los IT,
tulos de propiedad de La fnca expresada Sc ha-
liam de manifesto en- Ia escribania del actua-
rio q disposition de cuantos quieran intel esar-
Sc en- Ia subasta.
DadO en- San Juan de Puerto-Rjco siete
de Mario de mil 0chocientos nOventa dos
Essgessi0 LMsGgYetG. tG.-Ante mi.-J0Se N. San
jstass.-(Es copia) a).-SGnj1as. 3-2
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Suspendida.

LA venta por acciones de tres sortijas con
un brillante cada una que se ofreoi6 por la Ca
miserfa La NlVa cuyas acciones 80 vendiau
On el dicho estableoimiento : e de los de Srea
Lentini Mussa, Sc ha suspendido no Sc Veri.
fcara yA. Los que hayan comprado accionea,
pueden pasar devorverlas recojer el Inn.
porte de las mismas en- los eatablacimientos
dondo las comprarOn. So
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yARl1DAuR&

Recotnendatnos los lectores de La Co.
RREsPoNDENCIA un vinillo anejo, genaroso, que
venden Cereced0 Hermanos y Co., cen diez ailos
de embotellado y q, ningun otro 10 mejora Para
las personas d6biles, para los convalecientes Y
para Ia gente de gustOno tiene precio. El dicho
vipillo 90 algo asl como el nectar de los doses
del Olimp0.
Fumo sienpre los cjgarrillos de Ia marca
Figaro, por que son muy buenos por que el
papel que On elloB 30 emplea no ateeta al peohe
nj Ia gal ganta.
al AlcONolados 4iol es I'm articulo bsio TO.
dos ConneptOa recOmendable- Is al meaicafh6n.
hos popular On q Bsnp do laa tamtlias para com.
natll iaa usutalgiaa. loa geattladoa ! lua dolores
A eahRa
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Aqua de Tnsalus

Puntos en- donde sc sxpende esta axelei.
TO aqua mineral on esta Capital I'D. Manuel
jBasrsolo, San Sebastian 81, agente.--Sacursa-a.
les: d. Santos Ftipi, San Justo 31--Sres So
hrino de Luina c., Fortaleza esquina Tau
ca.--D. Eorindo Carrero, Fortalaza esquina al
CristO. 4h-13
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Baldomero Garcia

Acaba de abrir 81 estableeimient0 dc Gaa.
treria on la calle de la Fortaleka ntimero 10.
ffente Ia Imprenta de el Boletin donde ofce.
GO sus servicios, tanto por el oorte cenfecri6u
dc lss prend8a = calltiad de les g6peros como
en- ls prontitud COB que airve sus parruQuis,
nos como pOr Ia economic de los preeios. TN
vigifa esta aahtrarfa on Nnnveneerais fE.a
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Es indisputable que ell 10 undo progresa.
Antes Sc necesitaba IN dineral para Obtener
una a1fombra de estrada pequena para la
Iglesia Hoy la Obtiene usted baratisima mUy
bonita, hecha de yute en- el almaGen de los
Sres Armas y Jimenez, Gale de Ia Cruz mum 13,
On La Gran CassGy5G, Cruz IL y On La EsfeyG,
Fortaleza "a. Els la alfombra de moda.
60 Casas que Sc yecomienda,s LA Far
macia Central del Lcdo. don Manuel Torres
Borges, establecida en- Rio-piedras, por Ia pu-
reza de sus drOgas importadas de los principa.
les oentros de Europa de America; por Ia
perfection y esmero On las prescripci0nes IA
cultativas, p0r los precios sin igual al alcance
de tOdas Las fOrtunas, despachAndOse 10 mismo
por 81 dia que durante Ia noche.
En- un entierro:
Dice Juan uno de los que fguraron en-
tire los mas asfduos concurrentes Ia mesa
del difunto
Iva usted hasta 81 cementerio7
NO. Me retirare al llegar Ia Puerta de
Toledo.
--Pues cuando comia usted en- su casa,
legaba listed hasta los pestres.
solicite usted en- todas las farmacias tien-
tlas de viveres dc Ia Isl8, 81 AlcOh0lGd0 Iejjti.
mo de GateN. Es un preparsdo conocido en-
tOdO el pals pOr las ventajas medfcinales que
Oflece. Es el gran remediO contra las iaQuecaS
y los dolores reumatioos.
A1MAoaN D8 MUeIoA
DID OLIMPI0 OTERo, AToOHA N: 7.-PoN01s
Mfsica para piano dos manos.
Veydi.--Un b8l'O. Edici6n de lujo. ..... $1-75
ldens.-Aida. Edicj6n de lujo. ......... $50
Idens.-Aida. Edici6n economical ..... 200
Iden.- Otello, la Ultima y tan celebrada
partitura, encuadernaci6n de lujo... 2-4O
Para pedidos en- la Capital, d. ]. Gonzales Font,
Ell Ag4G de Florida de Monclova HERNIA
nos es IN perfume dc exquisite fraganoia. Para
81 banjo es, acknowledgements, la mejor aqua
de tocador que puede ofrecerse al pdblieo.
sobrino de Luina Co, acaban de recib r
un surtido barbara, atroz, fenomenal, terrible,
de bOcados para Ia cuaresma y Semana Santa.
Todos son artfculos que 80 pueden conner b hasta
sin Bula! Nota: No ovide usted que los d.
chos Sobrinos de Lui1a y e. son los dnicns sgen.
tesdel gran vino tintO de Logro6o; del reconsti-
tpyente de San Rafael, del Jarnac Cognac de
BISCUIT Dobouch6 Co. de las excelentes
aguas purgantes de Rubinat
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Ron vieio, Superior

e. mejor ron de Ponce, se yende en- los 90.
tablecimientos de o. jose Dolores Concerts
Ci6ss situado uno On Ia Plaza del Mercado Y
el otrO On Ia oaile del La6n. Es un artiGuiO
superior. 10-8
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WAGONETAs z AGUJAs

Los seflores OoHoA HERMANos, Tetuan s.
venden wagonetas completas de ferrooarrilea
portAtiles para trenes dc cana y aguias para
el uso de las mismas, q precios sumaman Sc
m6dicoa, g022
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Atenci0n.

Sa alquila una habitaci6n para cahallero,
P,azuala de las Monjas niaero "a informa-
ran 40
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VINO SUP Rl0R De TOR0

COSA nE 0UST0
Hste sxrelente Daldo, de la Companfa y IS
nicola Oastellai1a, 10 venden en- caartarolaa
en 81 alnaeAn de- la oalla de TetnAn,
ao-ls xe<go elMtdalees i @
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sici6n presentan de todas las que SO importan
& Ia iala
TeDem0S en- cartera para publioarla mara
ma por haberla recibido demasiado tarde hoy,
una oarta del senior ROncoroni, en- la cual ma
niflesta su gratitud Ia sociedad capitalela
por las atenoiones y deferencias dc que fu6 OBJ
jetO Ia noche de su beneficiO.
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Don Timoteo oubeIo

0Vu j AhkbOG0O ~0O01O
MAESTRO SASTRE. FORTALEZA NUN. 13
Sc Ofrece aus numerOGOs parrOquianOs
para los trabajos de saetrerfa que Sc le oonfien,
partioip6ndoles que ACADIA de recibir una bue.
na colecci6n de fgurines dc Ultima mods.
Ell lena de Ia casa es prontitud, esmero
baratura, buen trabajo y complacencia con los
marchantes. La casa responde dc Las prendas
que se oOnfecciOnen en- ella.
Dice I'm peri6dico cientfnco que para los
Ojos enrOjecidos tatigados por cua'quier eau
ga hay un remediO casi infalible: lavArselos dos
tres veces al dia con t6 tibiO y sin a2icar. Fate
colirio, dice, disipa los dolores. deshincha los
parpados, da los ojos su brillo y trescura
ordinariOs,
sri PARA sEMA11A SANTA - surah
negro muy bueno. Granadinas negraa labradaa.
Gro y faya negra. Rasinires negros. Cintas
y encajes, hlondas anchas para adornar faldas.
AgremAnes rasos negros ouanto necesite Y.
en el ramo, eomprelo en- La Fansa de r. ARA.
bal y Co.
Lea usted on la secci6n correspondence 81
anuncio do Ia NesO York Life 1ss Co. de Ia cual
es agente en- eata Isla el Sr. D. Luis Sanchez
Morales No neoesitamoa reeOmendar 10 dicha
poderosa aaociaci6n que goxa de indiscutible
fama universal.
OGs0s Qsse Sc seo0nstessd0n EEL BUEN
GuSTO, uno de los mejores salones de barbe
ria y peluqueria de In Capital.
PF0pjet0rj0 J. APPELLANTS, San Justo, nd
nero 16.-PerfHmet1a extra superior. Sc admi>
ten ados.-Eamero nmpiexa.
Francisco FODtanillas recuerda al pNhlio0
on general que on eu fonda ealle de San Fran
cisco mum. SO, La CGtGloftG, sc sirven comidas
todas horas y SO halla buen hospedaie.
! Sz
CHARADA
Aver Ii pr5nsd priNt0
ri60 al SegMndG-dos
al hallar dos OTiMseTU
Ia bOtella de Olor
el t0d0 de pomadR
81 trasco del alcohol.
- CoNSEJO LAS MADRES.-El Jarabe
Calmante de Ia Sra. Winslow debar8 usarsa siem-
pre- cuandO los ni6Os padecen de la dentici6n.
Proportions alivio Immediate 81 peQue6o paciente
produce un sueho tranquilo natural, siiviando
TODD dOl0r, y amanece al angelic Hisue6o felix
/ Ed muy agradAble al paladaF. Alvia Al paQu0-
6uelo, ablanda las encias calma todo doloF, regu-
lar1sa los intestnOs, ee 81 major remedio como
0tra causa.
Los MAS FEL1OES resultados obtenidos
con Ia administration do la EsssMlsi6ss dc Scott,
10 Las psfso'sas sstelsW0dQs pOr eEfefassdades
ey6njcGs.
Guatemala, Noviemhre 10, de 1e87.
Sehores Hcpts BosgMe. -aM6 eB gate de-.
,clarar aatedes que hace mas dadb s1an0a due
seh rli-praatica mAdi0a ha pfescrito s mno6os
nihas 10 aMfliB0a e0DFQf fAl0sca ID Emulsion dc
b gado 40 bacala0 que ustedea preparan, y que
% Adlniniatraci0n nae ka dado los mas salices
SsaAleadaa \ 10 Riesastta 4 jdsease elafe
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CHARADA

Aver Ia f,rSnsd f1ris1ta
rifl0 al segMndG- dos.
al hallar dos primers
Ia botella de Olor
81 t0do de pomsda
y el trascO del alcohol.
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pERsoNAL AND poll1lcAL.

WILLIAM MCKINLEY, SB., father Of
Gov. Mckinley, died mt his home in
Canton, o., aged s5 years.
THE non-partisans, or independents,
hold the balance of power in the Cal
ifornia legislature and can name the
next United States senator.
THE official vote of Illinois gives
Cleveland a plurality of 29,l73 and Alt
geld, for governor, %, 4S0 plurality.
THE official count of the vote of
Rhode Island shows the following re-
suit: Harrison. 27,009; Cleveland, "a
835; Bidwell. 1855; Weaver, 227 Plural
ity for Harrison, 2,734.
THE official vote of Minnesota gives
President Harrison a plurality of 2l,-
gro. Nelson (rep.) for governor has n
plurality of 14,967
The official canvass of the vote of
Connecticut shows the following re-
suit: Cleveland, 49, 397; Harrison. ~
O25. Bidwell, 4,025; Weaver, sO6; Wing
socialist labor), 329; scattering, 245;
total, 1e4,s25; Cleveland's plurality,
5,87O. The republican majority on
joint ballot in the legislature is II.
THOMAS PEMBRIDeE, 80 years old, and
Mrs. Sarah Won Storch, 20 years old,
were married Mt Scranton, Pa. The
groom is well-to.do farmer of Spring
Brook.
EDWARD DANIEL Boiler, for over
forty years at the head of she Mount
Lebanon (Pa.) Shakers, is dead. He
was 90 years old.
The official returns from the recent
election in Tennessee show the follow
ing vote: Cleveland 1885, Harrison,
1913; Weaver, 2S,63S; Bidwell, 1856.
The democrats elect eight congressman
and the republicans two.
The official vote of Iowa for presi-
dent was: Harrison, 219,373; Cleveland,
1876, 4OS; Weaver, 20,616; Bidwell, 6,322.
ANN DAVIS, who was born in Wales
in 1901, died at the Schuylkillhaven
(Pa.) almshouse. She had been a
widow for fifty years.
The official vote of Kentucky at the
recent election was: Cleveland, 175,.
424; Harrison, 1876, 400; Weaver, 2S, sos
Bidwell, 6,3S5; total, 340,732.
Mrs. ABBY HUTCHINSON PATTON, wife
of Ludlow Patton, died in New York.
She was the last survivor of the famous
Hutchinson family of singers of New
Hampshire.
The corrected vote of New York by
counties gives Cleveland plurality
over Harrison of 45,9sl.
The official vote of Pennsylvania
| gives Harrison plurality over Cleve
land of SO, TAT.
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FOREIGN.

WILLIAM UCoNNoR, champion oars
man of America, died in Toronto, Can,
of typhoid fever, aged 90 years.
In gale off the Japanese coast a
number of boats were wrecked and
nineteen fishermen drowned.
EIGHTY soldiers were crushed to
death by the falling of q temple at
Changchow, China.
EIGHTEEN miners were killed by a
cavern at the Borda mine at Pachuca,
Mexico.
AT bull fight in Arteaga, Mexico,
the enraged animals broke from the
arena and charged the crowd of spec
tators, sixty persons being injured and
one killed.
JENNER's silk store at Edinburg,
Scotland, was burned, causing loss
of $500, 600, and the damage to adjacent
buildings by fire and water was $780,
600.
j. ]. c. ABBOTT resigned the premier
ship of Canada and Sir John Thomp-
son, minister of justice, is his success
sor.
The health officer of Berlin reports
that there have been in Germany this
year 1851 cases of cholera, of which
s,575 were fatal.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1892-12-03

PROF. L. f. BLAKE, of the university
Of Kansas, in an article on safety
from Electricity" says: For buildings
IN cities, except churches and other
high structures, rods, l think, are un-
necessary. Lightning seldom strikes in
the cities compared with the country,
one reason being that the many electric
wires-telephone and telegraph and
electric light-are really safeguards.
A building is safer with such wires over
1t than without. In the country, Low
ever, buildings may need protection"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1892-12-03

A CAREFUL estimate of the aggregate
wheat crop of Great Britain fixes the
amount at only 56,O0O,OOO bushels, and
it is claimed that the $4,000 600 people
of the United Kingdom consume on an
average six bushels per capita per an.
mum. This makes necessary for the an-
nual supply not much less than $50, OO0,-
600 bushels. A shortage at once be-
comes apparent of not less than 1885,
100000 bushels. If the grain houses of
the United Kingdom do not contain this
supply then it is evident that the Brit
ishers must look to this side of the At
lantic for bread.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1892-12-03
LATER.

THE discovery was made at Denver,
COL, on the Goth ult., that George A.
Kohn, prominent attorney, had de-
camped for parts unknown, leaving
debts aggregating 100000. One estate,
for which he was agent, loses oven
$50, OOO
AT the meeting of both the eastern
and western sales agents of the anthra-
cite coal companies at New York City
on the goth ult, it was decided to allow
the prices agreed upon September to
remain unchanged.
REV. JOHN w. SCOTT. father-in-law OF
President Harrison, died at the White
House on the goth ult, aged 93 years.
DISPATCHES from the continent report
heavy snow falls in the mountain dis.
tricts of Greece. In Germany the se-
v, re frost is breaking and the weather
is milder.
On the goth ult- Billy Miner and John
Marshall, convicts at the san Quentin
(Cal.) prison, made an attempt to es-
cape and were fred upon by n guard.
Marshall was killed and Miner was
slightly injured.
AT Toledo, o., on the Goth ult, Judge
Harmon sentenced the Doodle council
| men, six in all, to pay n fine OF $3.50 and
costs each and to stand committed to the
| workhouse until the amount is paid.
JONATHAN L. JEWELL, 92 years old,
was killed by train at Great Falls,
Mont, on the 2Sth ult, while walking
| on the track He was n soldier in the
Mexican war and served under Jeffer-
T ;,,;, 1,a al
of captain. He was one OF the Oldest
! Masons in the country, having joined
the lodge at Kansas City, Mo-, nearly
sixty years ago.
REPORTS from Homestead, Pa, on the
| Goth ult-, were To the effect that ma
jority of the families of the defeated
| strikers are suffering seriously for want
| of the bare necessities of life. Home
| stead citizens are rendering every posi-
BILE assistance, but are entirely unable
to meet the fast increasing demands.
| On the goth ult the senate committee
on immigration met at New York City
and among others the following propo-
sition was submitted: THAT all immi-
grafton, except from North and South
American countries, shall be suspended
for one year from March 1, 1873; the
Jaw to SD framed as not to hinder
the free return of American citizens, or
the easy admission of visit s."
A DISPATCH from London states that
Dewitt Clinton Winans, of Baltimore,
died there on the Goth ult. Mr.. Winans
was n son of the late Ross Wi ans, OF
Baltimore, the famous inventor and
Russian railroad contractor. He was
'b3 years old
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1892-12-03

CONGRESS-, at it's last session, voted
an appropriation to the Worlds fair.
1t directed that the appropriation
should be paid in money made especial
ly for this purpose, and should be COM
posed of five millions of silver half dol
lars, to be coined at the mint, with a
special design that should commence
rate the four hundredth anniversary Of
the discovery of America by Columbus.
The worlds fair authorities are now
about to receive these coins from the
u. S. mint, which are offered for sale
to the people at the uniform price of 81
each. The advance demand has been
great.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1892-12-03

REPORTS from Europe show that chol-
era has not yet been stamped out In
France and Austria the plague still has
q foothold, and there is nothing to ems
courage the hope that the frosts will
end it The fact of immediate impor-
tance is that it now exists and the dam
ger that immigrants will bring the
disease to this country, if allowed to
land without careful inspection, contin-
ucs Extraordinary precautions are
advisable on account of the World's
fair, inasmuch as all sorts of fabrics are
coming across the water from every
part of Europe, and in these the germs
Of cholera may be conveyed
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1892-12-03
''Gern1an
Syrup

German Syrup was made about four
teen years ago. I contracted cold
which resulted in a hoarseness and
cough which disabled me from fill
ing my pulpit for a number of Sab
baths. After trying a physician.
without obtaining relief I saw the
advertisement of your remedy and
obtained a bottle. Ireceived quick
and permanent help. never hesi-
tate to tell my experience. Rev. w.
H. Haggerty, Martinsville, N. J. %
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1892-12-03

1T has been urged by some practical
electricians that it will be next to inn
possible for the projectors of the Mag
feient power through GOO miles of wire
between Niagara Falls and Chicago to
run the Worlds fair, that the resistance
on the wire would prove too great. They
claim that the number of volts in being
urged through an electric wire decrease
as the square of the distance increases.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1892-12-03

THE most curious character on tho
island of Borneo is the white sultan or
rajah of Sarawak. He is an English
man, Sir Charles Brooke, and the United
States is the only nation that recognizes
his sovereignty. He rules over part
of Borneo as large as Ireland and his
subjects pay tribute to him in rice.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1892-12-03

If the decision of NJ. Ricard, the
French minister of justice, to prosecute
the directors of the Panama Canal Co.
Is carried out, says the New York Sun,
we shall witness one of the most MEM
orable criminal trials of the century.
Not only are the fraudulent transac-
tions which are to be investigated of
extraordinary magnitude. but the list
of persons threatened with arrest in
finction
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1892-12-03

A series of l3 articles by successful men
strong groups of articles which are an
nounced IN The fouth's Companion for 1893
"rhe Bravest Deed Ever Saw" is the topic
of another series by United States Generals
The prospectus for the coming year of The
Companion is more varied and generous
than ever. Those who subscr be ut once
will receive the paper free TO Jan. 1, 1893,
and for q full year from that date. Only
el.T5 year. Address THE YoUTH's CON-
PANIoN, Boston, Mass.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1892-12-03
Julimn's Thanks.

Julian, aged six, is the preachers son,
and when his father is away he says
grace in his stead. Julian is also fond
of sweet potatoes The other day his
father was absent and sweet potatoes
were on the table. Julian's mother
called on him as usual.
1--WE thank Thee, oh Lord" he said,
"for the food Thou hast given us this
day, p'ticlSuly the sweet potatoes.
men."-Detroit Free Press.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1892-12-03

THE immense amount of money spent
by the duke of Marlborough's American
wife in reinstating Blenheim from ruin
70 its former glory as palace, is prob
ably lost to her forever. 1t is not prob
able that the heir will make restitution,
and the laws of England give him the
entire estate
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1892-12-03

THE execution of the Lebel rifle, now
used by the French, is reported to be
something wonderful as well as dread
full, as in Dahomey the bullets passed
through forest trees and killed Daho-
meyans behind them.