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GAMEs IL OTHER CITIES.

Pittsburc NV 10 The i"t,sl mr. tam out In the
mint, inning tday by Gaming three runs on good
solid hit. The contest cnsc and exciting Throughout
Attendance 1896. Weather cool and threatening. The
score
frtt~hurg .............to o 80
Cincinnati '.....-.......-I 90 o D o OIL
Blseh ts-pittebug 81 Cincinnati (. Error, Pittsburg
Umpire Hnlst.
Loui-yilc, May ~ Lorlsvlc Won an interesting game
rom 81. Louis today Bdh fMpe2in and oieo were
"oI" IN their pitching. DIustery. Atendance
.2GO. The
!; IDa1 .'.-........-.o ! %
Bascht,-Iouisyile g. S. Louis H. LrIors-Ionsville
-Enislio 80
syracuse. May io.-Thc Syracuse team outba,ted and
outneded It's Providence rivals aud won BY the appended
score: .f..I aaU
Syracuse ......--........o o, ] J Q %
PROV dence .......~.-...0 1. o 90 4 o.
Basehits-syracuse 0. Providence Efrors-Syraeuae
= Providence s. Bstteres-Birr and Myers. Knroy and
Rochester May 10 The Sew.Hayen team could NOT
bunch It's hits to-day and Rochester won easily. The
.cor.
Rochester ..........o o 0 o-s
New.iIayon ........l 10 o 90 o.
Observation-Disclosures 0. eNew-Hayen 8. Eir@s--Rocb
ester g. New,Haven o. Batieres-Caiihan ana Mckeough
Gruber and Wells.
Cambridge Mass, May 10 (speciaI).-1
tween the Harvard and Milford mines this afternoon re-
suited In victory, Tor Harvard .The TO o.
Harvard put up errorics and showed much
Me In all her play Cook sd 4.lew eli ESPECIALLY
good their aeldipg ,and G ecYe features O. the
game. Highlands pcned for Gye inrings and allowed
only one hit OF OF his delivery. wirrin then went
into the box and equally effective Cobb caught snA
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The weather At Eastern Park Trooklvn was even
more disagrccabl" than NJ the POLO Grounds, for the
bIcezcs from jamaica Bay froze the marrow In the
bones Of the spectator and made heavy winter wrTps
necessity. The Dulookcrs courageous, how
ever and tucking newspapers under their coats aud
with tlIcir hands I'm their pockets. managed TO live
through the game.
The contest the third 81 the present series
between the Boston and Brooklyn teams and The
BiidrgiODms tleir second victory after we'll
plnyrd eIme. Iinddsk pitched hi first gam. and did
excellent work and II the grounds not been ~
muddy he would probably have don. oven batter
Kelly did the coaching for the Boston and his
Others. II Kelly mouth could De- scWcd up he would
be- positive acquisition To- baseball.
The home PiHyerS werr the hr-t To score. sending
three men hrD'!d the circuit IN The opening inning
Hart made three ba." ht md scored on a anglr
by Ward. Jo,rc hen cent 10 first on called
balls and Bnouth,r>'s sAcr Ace advanced enoh la -
Burns then hl safely and Wind and Joyce ~cnr,d
haddp'k had the 10 ton latsucn hi- mercy
and Il was not until the sixth Inning that "a" visiting
players made then mr.. hit and run. long
VIZ cent 10 hf~t ,n called balls aud q
coming wet aud lppery and -o.fnch 10 affect Had
dock, delivery Quinn then hit safely, and Lons
IN the seventh inning two no-c rms went 10 the
i;roohlyn teams record lIaddocE reached first on an
error by Long and Hart made hl, Second hit Ward
ct to nrst on an error by stvcti-: and The bases
fnn. ErcWh"rr hr safely. AID lInddock scored.
iinrnS gOt to first on bl Quiur. and Hart
scored
In the last half u The Inning the Boston men also
scored runs. Tucker wa, .itiok by u pitched I,l
and SWEETS brought him home with "a two base hit
Long hit safely. aud Stiyctt, scorrd.
Each I'D" scorc'l run IN he ninth inning knsiow
made II hit and scored on liaddccks two Bigger for
Broollvn. Two bases balls II hit bv SWEETS
gave Boston run. II now raining too hard for
the ninth Inning to H. PLAYED. and Umpire Nahoney
,cn>iby called The game The score wa, a, follows:
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COTTON MARK FITS.

barey stssay. observation-disclosures low ndddling clause
Nav delivery 4d4 l:0id May and June delivery. al
i6,d: lane and July delivery. 264d sellers July and
August delivery %:e4d buyers August and september
lers september and october delivery, 96fd sellers
October and November delivery ll64d sellers; Novem.
her and December delivery 1860 buyers.
oalveston May 19-Cotton steady mddng. Tic; low
middling. 9;l0c good ordinary ;lSe net and gross
sales. 81 bales; stock. 2, as bales
mlddling II ice good ordinary &c ne. and gross
cepts leo bales exports e the Continent s2i6 coast.
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NOTES By ". STEINITZ.

(a) Like PIX 3 or l XIX 3 (Zukerort open
Ing which generally leads 10y transpo>ton Of moves
to "A position Of the Queens Gambt Declined
DO In the twenty second game Of the last match
between stenz and Tschigon, At Havana. the same
move, occurred on both sides. though not in the same
Order There was the additional difference that White
had previously moved B-K 2 and Black had answered
Kt-Q > before the exchange Of Pawns was In
stitutod. We believe that B-k was also better
here, and the loss Of move in case Black answered
Y p was not OF the least importance and more than
balanced by the prospect OF forming a centre with
PIX 4 or later.
(c) In order to be at liberty to play kt-Q >. with
ont being subject to the loss OF Pawn by the reply
1T NJ, followed by Il =. after which White would
also threaten Or 4. As in the above mentioned game
>tcnitz and Tschigorin But We believe that
R-Q Il 81. better for the same purpose
I'D Certainly a weak move Il PIX 4, and II
II -. Kt-B 8 - B-Kt ST. or else /. B-kt ST at
once. superior.
(e) Black plays with deep foresight. Mr. Lipschutz
thought that lie would have had the worst OF the
game II Back had here advanced Ii PIX D.
But Mr. showalter subsequently demonstrated to the
contrary with the following variations: Ii p
ks: Il P-B Il. II kt (or Il 80. y h: l. O.
O So and White will recover his piece snd Blacks
far advanced o p should fall IN the end: Is L p.
Is Q-kt ch; 10 k-R 81. 10 l. XP; 20 II X b,
30 Kt-Q Il /; Il Blk 4, threatening It, with
Pawn ahead.
% Weakening his Queens side and suUjecting him
to an attack. whereas b , followed by Be left
the aggressive Initiative In hi, own hands.
20 Objectionable principle. kt-B 81. was
better defence.
% PIX Il might now have been trouble
some for Black.
ID See diagram
ID Black provides against the principal danger with
remarkable sagacity. White threatened - II y nj.
% PIX Il: 70 Y p CHI, 20 k-R 81. best: - Q-B u
Oh. - XXI So: - lI-R CHI. - X Is 20 y Il
cl., 20 XXI =: 30 RIB CHI, 30 k-R 3 81 P-k
4, ana should win.
ia II Ext Black could answer R-Q Il aud
evidently White could not capture twice nor could
he take the Knight with the Bishop ON account ot the
rcoindcr Y Il at h o.
ID Mr.. Dcmar pointed out here a neat trap for
Black by - R-Q :. for II - H. 20 70 81.
threatening R-Q ch. and winning the exchange.
TIM k-B ~. and keeping the Rock on the open
q u file would have given him much better winning
On The only correct play. II he allowed himself
to be induced TO move 81, k-R White would
answer 81 K-B 3. and II 81 P-kt en-. 80
RxP b R-Q h ch; 30 RIB 4. II Black would
not give up the Pawn the thirty seventh move he
could not long avoid it, loss. for his Pawn moves on
King and Rooh would be practically helpless II White
timed the advance OF his own Pawns properly until
the adverse pawns came TO sandNtill
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TIE Rt.lOEUS


Brooklyn vs. Ncw.YDrk, at Enstern Park, Brooklyn.
Boston ". Washington at Boston.
Philadelphia ". Baltimore. al IhIadclphia.
The NewYork and brooklyn play their first game
together at Fact PARK Brooklyn, to-day. Foutz and
Rus.c viii be the pitchers.
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A WORKMAN FALLS HEIR TO A FORTUNE.

Danvle. H., May l0.-John Boyer, workman
In Burton's planning mill has received letter from the
Mayor Of KONG hofen, Germany. announcing that he
had fallen heir 10 Ogehal OF the estate OF uncle
who died suddenly copy OF the will gives him the
personal estate, valued at 100000 and the realty,
consisting OF silk mills ut Lyons France. and several
hospitalA
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Hart Two-ln-c hit lIaddock StlNGts. S9cnce hit
Hfouth~rS Burns Quinn. stolen ba~"s-list. Ward.
Ioycc Long Quinn. Llst ia,e on bals-Jo,c" ? Kim,
BROOKLYN .. Hit by pitched ball
Na.h Tucker Passed hall>-Penneit wild ptch'--
IIaddoc, . Struck Burns Duny. McClthy. Love
Jsun"a, Tucker Double rdav- -Stvmt. Nah rnd
Tucker. O'Bficn AID C"rcoan kinslow and Ward. I'm
p,rr-N abOnc'. Timr-I 80.
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Amherst Mas. May 10 (SpcciaD.The singles between
Dartmouth and Amherst In the Ncw-Fngand inercole.
sla. tennis tournament played here this morning.
,,unn-on q Dartmouth defeated Reed OF Amherst 63,
- and Ga.
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ZIMMERMAN BREAKS A RECORD.

A. Zimmerman OF the New.York Athletic Club, lowered
the quar,crme cycling record making the distance In
as seconds.
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET

Liverpool: May TO- 3;i5 p m.7Beef and pork in fair
cheese in fair demand taow and turpennc in fair a..
mand rosin In poor demand lardspo; and futures In
poor demand wheat In Loor demand No. . red spring
dull a. y I'D -four IN Gocs demand cornmsp and cultures
4s "a June firm at Is Sid July firm ct Is sad HopS
q Lendon-Pacac Ceast-Thers Il nothing oGvelaS.
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BALTIMORE.
NETWORK

, IAinci tunN vNc",i 1iA l. B1tin9ie J. tlfst b1,"
York TO- Baltimore .. First base " ba;ls-Or King
Cobb :. Struck out Nv King 3 by Cobb J. Home run
Van Haitien. Two-l hit Eovlo Sacrifice ht--t,,c
Rourke Kins. Wclch. Wood stolen Van
Haltrcn. Double ii.y-N choch, rckou and Whistler.
hit by ptcher-G6rc Wcch Wild pltnc,-king >.
Umprc-Cafncv. Time Of came-l 80
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honor and the development Of valuable lines Of labor
than fair chance for rst-ca,, home educt-
ton and home art to be applied to home production.
as this constitutes the highest protection TO American
Industries.
The benefits OF the institution might be greatly ex-
tended if increased financial aid were given it,
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RECEPTION TO THE REV. DIX. REMENsNY DER

4 RECEPTION TO THE REV. DIX. REMENsNY DER.
A pleasant reception given to the Rev. DIR.
J. B. Rcmensnydcr pastor of 81. James Evangelical
Lutheran Church. at No. $50 Madison last even
ing By the Young Peoples Lutheran Alliance The
church parlors were carefully decorated with palms
and ferns The entertainment consisted OF vocal
and instrumental music. Some Of those who took
part were the Misses Bruncman. Miss Bornenan and
Julian Pochal. Addresses were made BY the Rev.
DR. George Wenner and the Rev. J. W. Haas, OF
Brooklyn. After the entertainment a luncheon was
served
Among those present we're Dr. and Mrs. Gottschadt,
Mr. and Mrs. F. 5. Huber Charles Unaugst, George
II. Ockershausep, T. Reinbccht and Mr.. and Mrs.
q
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THREE COLORED BISHOPS ORDAINED.

Philadelphia. May l9.-The three newly elected
bishops OF the African Methodist Episcopal Church
were ordained this afternoon In Bethel Church. They
are BENJAMIN F. Lee Moses b. sater and James
4. Handy
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his work was mos; encouraging. Eleven hits wcre
made to Mords two
O. Mddetown, Conn, May 10 (SpcciaD.-wesleyan de-
feOted Fordham the Wesleyan campus this afternoon
by a of 70 3.
Amherst. Mass. May 10 (Speciall.-Amherst was
again defeated By Dartmouth in championshl Dali
game at Pratt Field this afternoon. The score was
q to |.
Games In Indianapolis Toledo. Columbus. Chicago anu
Elrlra were postponed because Of rain.
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The GOD Regament was an ofalcot Of the SD. and

The 32d Regiment was ofsloot Of the sd. and
v.as organized IN 1868 n fOur-companv battalion.
Its first commandment Henry Il. Kochr VINO
ranked ~ major He was promoted 10
lieutenant colonel aud colonel IN 1870. In
1871 The battalion became seven and hnaily an
eight and ten company organization. John Rncs"r'
rou,s Eo.sc?t Louis FlnIclmclcr and Henry g. Clark
wcre snccessivciy chosen 10 command the regiment
IN. spli, from the sd the result ~ lfeeling
eureudercd by an election for major OF thit regiment
Mr. Rochr was chosen 10 the place. but the legality
~ b,s election being questioned the Germans In the
councI of officers decided To get out aud form an
,.,au,yot,on Of their own. ii was only short time
,fier,yard that the 52d disbandod In 1871 dur
inc tlc rairoad riots. the regiment was called I'M"
service 10 guard the Of the 2:f REGIMENT while
tho Inter were nj rJrnellsvic. The 32d Regiment
did rot prosper for long time, until the present
co,,nc, took hold. The percentage at Inspection
hr,s,rt The regiment into notice and the cause
~ much unfavorabe comment, IT being alleged tnat
,be co,one, had made big record by dropping from
,;,a, ros men Ire knew would not be present. Tic
AZ of the regiment had long been looked for
r,. n,.nV ~ The officers and the The members
~ Tic dsbanded regiment met last night In Their
cnmnany rooms and expressed much regret. lie
aymnrv K a handsome brick structure and covers an
area q, nearly hnh block. IL was only about two
ears AGO that the armory was rebuilt expense
OF 100000. .l Hf
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Z. SEPARATE COMPANY ALSO prsBANDED.

Albany. May 19.-ln SPECIAL Order No. AZ, issued
TODAY Adjutant- General Porter says The 40tl Sep
arate Company (syracuse) Is hereby dsbanded. Its
commanding officer Will assemble IL at Its armory at
= D. m on May GO for muster ont General Porter
adds that this company has been recommended Tor
disarmament for The last three By the Inspector.
GenesalA aIs al-qc &. s-snl'dS ,sHFot p
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North Shore I.mited-NewYOrk Centrals elegant
a,,nrmoon train for Detroit and Chicago. Perfect
service.
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The Controller eX pressed great qualification vcSicr
day at Governor Flowers veto OF the notorious Harvey
claim. Thi, was a baref,ced job. supported bv NUN
Der OF Tammany men for lifting at least @jOO,O0o
cat Of The city treasury Ii has been often exposed
that the wonder that IL had any advocates ut
Albany
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THE DISBANDNENT or THE SD.
TWO COMPANIES TO 90 INTO THE 18TH REGI
MENT-TIIE OFFICIAL ORDER


Albany, May 1o.-In a special order issued to-
day Adutant General Porter says Tho 32d Gcsi-
ment except Companies and X, T. hereby di>bandrd,
and Major W. If. A. Cochran. Inspector of the I'd
Brigade, is ordered 10 muster IL ont Of service Nav
% at p. m, AT IT. armOry, AT which time and place
the companies disbandcd will be assembled fr hi,
purpose The commanding officer Of the regimen: viii
turn over all state regfmcntals and company PROPERTY
To the chief OF Ordnance, except that belonging to
Companies + and X, which he will turn over 10 the
commanding officer Of the 18th Regiment. The chief
Of Ordnance Will detail An officer Of his department 10
receive the property from the commanding officer Of the
sd Regiment The officers Of the sd Regiment those.
of Company excepted. rendered supernumeriry Ia
date from May 26. Company F. 32d Regiment, Is
the latter. Company X. of the 800 Regiment. is
latter
Tpon the recommendation Of the commanding ON
Ger Of the Second Brigade the following changes are
made IN the 18th Regiment
"First-C Companies ID and f are consolidated into
one COMPANY to be known a. Company ID. with tbs
following as It's offcers Captain Charles o. Davis
6rst lieutenant Frederick G.. Peable and second lieu
tenant George ". Hunt. The property OF Company
F. IS 10 be transferred to Compiuy D.
Second Companies | and II are consolidated into
one company 70 be known Company !, with the
following as rs officers Captain, George :. Cochran
first lieutenant ". Irving Taylor, and second lel'-
tenant Alexander {. snyder. The property OF tom
pany II will be transferred 10 Company J. ,.
- hjrd-The following officers Of the 18th Regiment
are rendered supcrnumcrary by reason OF the com Ill
dalton OF their pcctive c)mpanics Captain william
Ker6y SaI Homn' and Second Leaenants Albert f.
Rich and Daniel L. SmOck.'
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New.York 3. Baltimore !. pittsburg 8 Cincinnati !.
Brooklyn @, Boston I. Louisville Z, -; Louis D.
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ANO II. Nuna. 400
Ia Ultima M0da

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mingos, en- un pliego de IL grandes paginas. 8
tres columns, con multitud de mOdeOs, de
de trajes, abrigOs, cOnfecciOnes, sOnlDrer0s,
peinadOs, adOrnOs y labores de Ultima move
dad. Una de las hOjas de cada nhmerO cOntie
ne ochO paginas de novela en- forma cOnvenien
te para hacer encuadernadas; otra esta desti
NADIA una plancha de dibuios para bordar, y
al dOrsO unaS veceS retratOs de n0tabilidades
contemporaneas otras, juegos de sociedad ;
otras, laminas de mObiariO y Ornamentaci6n; !;
otras, On fin, nOvelitas cortas, fgurines espe
clales, todO con grabadOs. Las OchO paginas
restantes del peri0dico ofrecen multitud de
mOdelOs, ait culOs, reVistas, consultas, recetas,
pasatiempCS; teXtO Siempre eSmeradO dc GUAM :
to puede III ter esar & las SenOraS y senOritaS, J
ante todo y sObre todO de Ia mayor mOralidad
cada n1merO acompana un regalO, 9
sea SO al alO, cOnslstentes On fgurines acuare
las, hojas de patrones con dibujos para bOrdar,
patrOnes cortados, hOjas de cuatro paginas
dos tinGas, do dibujOs para bOrdados artlsticOs
cr0nOs representandO preclOsaS labores, md
Sica, etc., etc. A pesar de estas ventajas, o.
ell periodicO mas baratO On Su clase como pue
do verse p0r los siguientes
PreC50s de sMScYScj6ss en- Puerto Rico -
Seis meses, S3-50.-Un a0e, $6.-Pago antici.
pado.
(52 NUMERos AL ANo).
@rComo de costumbre, todas las sus
eritoras que anticpen el afo, SO les hara uD
regalo extraordinario.
Agente de LA ULTIMA MoDA en- Puerto
Rico,
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E1jcas q poderoso re medic para las esgetms-
dGdes del pecbO
La EMULSION CREOSOTADA del DR.. Ra-
bel rs un magnffco y maravitoso agente te-
ap6u5ieo de 6xito seguro en- la B -omQm6tis.
ISsis, LGriagjtis. As1sg, Cat IrrOs. T0ses peril
'aaces, ResfrjGdos Es r6ft,a Anem6a, RaQasi-
s6smso ca los ninos, De65t55ad gensra y, en- su-
ma. para las afecciones de la g4rganta los
nr6nq1iOs los Du'monss. Desplerta el ape
6ito yvigoriza las naEuralezss mas enpobreei-
las Fs Ell remedio Dor exeeneia.
La EMULSION CREOsOTADA DE RABEuL,
auevs, hnca original asociaaion de ACEITE
DE BACALsO, CREOSOTA e HIPOFOSFITO5
DE CAL SOSA, es una delca Ia erema, de
suave olor balsamico, de goato sabor, p 'lada-
bic h sta por los niflos
TodOs los enfsrmos Ia tomafan sin Tepug-
nancia, con faeiidad gusto. Essa elaborate
con esquisto esmero. Pruebese admirara sn
| c&I ida sccion eurativa.
| E V6aae Ell amplio prospeeto que acom-
Dana q cada frasc0.-De venta en- todas las
Dfoguerias y Boticas de la Isia de Cuba.-De
p0sito principal: "La Reuni6n" de Jose sa-
rra.-Habana. Puerto Rico, Fsrmacia Dro.
| gu eria de f. Guillermetv
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Fabrica de Carros y Oarretas
S0a Jes9:-EST ABLECIDA EN- GAGUAS
Propietario, .. Jesse del Carmen oxtis

En- dieho taller. one euenta con todoa los
dti les nacssarios, SO fabriean = companen toda
,lasa de vehiouios, tales ooIao C0aIfES, Ca
RR0s, CARRRfts etc. etc, praeios eoon6-
nniG0s 0onva1aona- -es. HAg slempre una
buena existenoia lie oarros hechoa para la
vsnta. 50
So emplea Ia meior MADEIRA <del pals, para
Id cual cuo..Ga la fa r.oa oun una huena exik
6.noia do es.As.
Las 6rdeuSs deben v...ras al dieho pro-
pieta. 10 en- C~suas Q Suauaoi ea do Quevedo y
Haes SUGaS0Aks Ds ARARCA Oh es5a CT
oisal. 46 I
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MUGRIOS rGSQcitaQOS

MU hnIUO IGSuCllduUN
Los numerosos enfermos que perdda todasses-
peranza de curac6n SO veron al borde del sepul-
Gro y lOgrarOn salvarse tOmandO el
LlCOr baSamlCO de brea Vejetal del DR.. Gonzalez.
mas que otra cosa parecen meuertos resucitados.
En- veinte amos CUE cuenta de existencia tan
precloso medicamento sc han curadO mas de
CIENTO CINCUENTA MIL
personas que padecfan del pecho, de la garganta,
de la vejiga de impurezas de la sangre.
El remedio mas popular de Cuba, el que ha
logrado acreditarse desde el cabo de San Antonio
hasta la punta de Maisf, es el
|ic0r baIsamiCo de brea VejetaI del
DIR. GONZALEZ,
porque nngdn otro medicamento, nacional ex-
tranjero, es tan efcaz como 81 para la curac6n de
las toses agudas croaicas, garrasperas, ronque-
ras, p6rdida de la VOC, irritaciones de garganta
pecho, catarros bronquitis, grippe, tisis noipien
to, etc., etc.
Para combatir el asma ahogo es la medicina
por excelencia' aa1 como para 81 reumatismo, gotta
y NAL de piedta
Los catarros de la vejiga, que tanto atormen-
tan La pobre humanidad, los hujos del dido de
10 uretra, cuando no tienen por causa 81 contagio
desaparecen con 81 usO del LICOR BALSAMICO
DE BREA VEJETAL DEL DR. GONZALEZ.
Los escrufulosos, cuyOs est6magos rechazan
0l aceite de bacalaO y las emulsiOnes, deben acn-
dir al LICOR DE BREA DEL DIR. GONZALEZ !;
asf como los que padecen de granos, herpes, plea
zones, llagas, dlceras en- general de cualquiera
Otra efecci6n Ue la piel.
Ell llCOr DaSamlGO de DTed VegetA del Dr. GONZALEZ.
purifca La sangre, despeja la cabeza, hace engor.
dar, da sueno tranquilo y produce buen humor.
FARFULLEROS Y MALANDRINES
de distintos lRgares han imitado el LICOR DE
BREA DE GONZALEZ hasta compuesto otros
con nombres parecidOs para sorprender al publico
dandole cato por liebre. Ell pdblico debe tener
mucho cuidado al comprar 81 LICOR DE BREA
debe pedir el legftmo, el que cura, que es el que
prepaTa al DR. GONZALEZ en- la
BOTICA DE SAN JOSE,
eaHle de Aguiar no log, Habana, que so vende
On todas las .droguerfas botieas de las Islas de
Cuba Puerto Rico: 1912
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Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-12-09
HANDKERCHIEFs
For Ladies and Gentlemen.

This year we have the largest
and best assortment that we have
ever had.
$500 Null Handkerchiefs, with
scalloped, ,hemstitched and plain
borders, also embroidered and
initial.w well worth 10c each only
FIVE cents each.
All Linen, Fancy Borders, also
plain hemstitched and finely
embroidered, actually worth 10
: and 20c, only 10 and IL 1.2
Our assortme mt at Is and 19c in
very handsome and all linen,
many beiog worth 25c each.
We would call special attention
to our 25c assortment. Over 100
dozen of pure Linen Handker-
chiefs to select from Beautiful,
dainty and artistic designs in en-
broidery aud initial, very pretty
colored borders, and both wide
aud narrow hemstitched borders I;
also fancy edges