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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-08-29
ON TO BURLINGTON.
Canton Ridgely VIII Start This Morning
List of Those Who Are Going.

This morning Canton Ridgely of this
city start on their proposed trip to Bur-
lington, vt. They will leave here at
$40 a. M, by the Mountain division of
the Maine Central railroad, arriving in
st. Johnsbury at / p m. They will be
metthere by Canton Crescent and escort
ed to Odd Fellows Hall for dinner, after
which there will be a parade. Leaving
St. Johnsbury at 3 p. m. they will arrive
in Burlington at $50 p. m. During their
stay there they will be quartered at the
Van Ness house. On Tuesday trip will
be made to Ausable chasm in the Adj
rondacks, reaching Burlington on the re-
turn at 4:30 p. m. Tuesday evening they
will be entertained at Odd Fellows Hall
by Canton Lafayette. Wednesday
forenoon will be spent in Burlington, and
they will start for home at noon, reach
ing Portland early in the evening.
All members who intend participating
in the excursion, are ordered to meet at
Odd Fellows Hall at 7:15 a. m. sharp, as
the line will be formed and leave the
hall at AS, headed by the American Ca
Diet Band.
Among those who will be present and
take part in the excursion are the follow
ing:
r. +. Ball, James Blair,
i. j. Briggs, H. E. H. Bracket,
Ira Clay, J. W. CORTLAND,
,lp,oy,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-08-29

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has Deen
used over Fifty Years by millions of mothers
for their children while Teething, with perfect
success. 1t soothes the child, softens the
Gums, allays PAIN cures Wind Collie. regulates
the bowels, and is the best remedy for Diar-
rhea whether arising from teething or other
causes For sale by Druggists in every part of
the world. Be sure and ask for Mrs. Winslow's
Soothing Syrup. zoe. bottle.
febsMW&F&w1y
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-08-29
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TO-DAY.
Look Out For 1t.

"The Mad Magician is the title of the book
to be issued soon by the Hidden Medicine Com
pany. Interspersed with the story VIII De
found well executed photos. of all the Presl-
Dental candidates, and in addition the book
will contain an illustrated medical address,
entitled "You VIII Be Interested In This"
The agents of the Company will begin to dis
tribute 1.-The Mad Magician" early in Septem-
Der.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-08-29
The Storm.

McCallum's season closes Saturday.
Our Hazel.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-08-29

See McCallum this week in Our Hazel.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-08-29
ATTENTION, HARRISON GUARDS.

A Ill members of the Harrison Guards
n are requested to meet at the Lincoln
CIuh rooms this Monday Evening at 6.45
sharp, with uniforms and white gloves.
1t G. W. GILCHRIsT, Captain.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-08-29
ATTENTION, TIPPECAN0ES.

LIVERY member is requested to be present
H. at the Lincoln Club Rooms, Monument
square, this Monday evening at $50 O'Clock
for parade; those who have not yet received
their uniforms can get them tonight
Per order,
IT F. I. WALDEN. Capt. Comd'g.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-26

PERsoNAL.-Senator David B. Hill and Gen.
J. G. Farnsworth of Albany, N. Y, registered
this morning at the Arlington. E. Hoff-
man of New York, C. J. Orrick Of Cumberland.
A. 0. Bliss, Prince Georges county, Md, and ].
{. Garvan of Brooklyn. are at the Shoreham.
W. W. Churchill of Boston. r. W. virgoe Of
London, L. r. Ross Of New York and o. A.
Stranahan Of Chicago are at Willard s-Geo,
n. Loomis Of Sousa's Band, Geo. W. Shouk
OF W1kesbarre, Pa, and T. Tunis Of Maryland
are at the Raudall.-Rev E. Ashley of South
Dakota, Dan Peabody Of Illinois and Charles
B. Pelton OF Florida are at the Ebbitt.-S. c.
Austin OF New York, W. F. Robson Of Pitts
burg, II. Fischer Of Philadelphia, Jas
A. Jones Of Boston and J. C.
Boggs Of Allegheny are at the
Eiggs.--Foxhall Keene end j. S.
Stevens Of New York are at Chamberlin's
=. I. Critchton OF New York, w. s. Bower
OF Haddonsfeld, N. J., A. C. Thomas of Cleve-
land and q. D. Brown of New Haven,
Conn, are at the Howard. ]. Grain Of New
York, II. A. Miller of Philadelphia and Charles
e. Burke Of Brooklyn are at the Norman
die.-John Meadowcroft of Providence, r. L
c. H. Vanderhoff of New York, A. Dangerfeld
OF Virginia and A. A. Clarke Of Philadelphia
Baron Fava, Italian minister. Theodore B.
Dale OF New York, f. B. Jarvis of Boston and
Henry Harrison Of Virginia are at the Worm
ley.--Jay l.. Frank of PHILADELPHIA L. A.
Conrad of Richmond, d. C. Barkman of Staun-
ton and Thomas c. Jones of Montgomery, Ala,
are at the Metropolitan.-C. L. Hendershott
of Parkersburg, W. Va. s. Wayland Of Texas.
c. w. DALEY Of Keyser, W. Va, and l. l. Flynn
OF Illinois are at the National.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-26
GEN. HOBART SATISFIED.
He Thinks Gen. Harrison Will Carry \
York and BE Elected.

He Thinks Gen. Harrison Will Carry New
York and Be Elected.
Gen. Hobart, the republican national COM
mitteeman for New Jersey. was at the Arlington
today. During the day he had interviews with
some of the members Of the cabinet who are
now in the city.
In conversation with STAR reporter he said
that there was practically nothing developing
in the political field just at this time. He said
he was fully satisfied that Mr.. Harrison would
be elected. There was nothing in the western
situation which gave the committee any reason
to doubt that Harrison would carry every state
in that section, and that there was no develop
ment in the campaign as election day ap-
proaches which occasioned uneasiness on the
part Of the republicans.
lin New Jersey" he said, i've are as sure Of
carrying the state on the local ticket as we are
sure Of anything. The people of the state are
tired Of the bad administration Of the demo-
Gratis.
"New York is very large state and q doubt
full state and difficult to judge Of, but knowi ng
pretty well what il being done on both sides,
and carefully estimating the chances, l am sat-
isfed that Harris on will carry the state"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-26
JUDGE REA's BOLT.
1t Gives the Democrats Satisfaction-Said 3
Have q Grievance,

1t Gives the Democrats satisfaction-saidt to
Have q Grievance.
The announcement that Judge John p. Rea,
ex-commander-in Of the G. A. R., has
come out for Cleveland because Of the tariff
and Mr.. Clevelands pension vetoes has caused
the democrats great satisfaction. They count
over the converts that are announced from
time to time and, as q rule, think
very differently from the expression Of Mr.. Hill
on the subject They think it means that the
tide has set in for Cleveland and there ia great
rejoicing at each announcement
The trouble about Judge Reas conversion is
that it is too evident that he is a
disappointed Office seeker. He was an ap-
plicant for the position Of commits
sioner Of pensions after the retirement
Of Corporal Tanner and was greatly prieyed
that he did not get the appointment He had very
good backing for the place, but the two Senator's
from his state refused to indorse him, and it was
urged that he did not possess the executive
ability for the position. He was elected
district judge few years ago by the repub-
hcans, but has been three times disappointed
in his efforts to get the republican nomination
for Congress-
While this may not have Influenced his
change of politics it puts him under suspicion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-26
ROASTED IN THEIR SLEEP,
Four Lives Lost I'm a Burning Buiiding q
Cleveland.

cleveland.
CLEvzLASp, ONO, Oct ga fire. mon
appalling in result, occurred about 80 this
morning in two-story frame building at the
corner Of Central avenue and Harriet street.
near Cleveland and Pittsburg railroad crossing.
an entire family, consisting Of father, mother
and two little boys, perishing.
The building was owned by r. J. vachs
and Is q residence and store room combined.
In hall OF the lower portion of the building
was a saloon owned by James shannon
and John McGinty shannon, and his family
lived IN the upper section Of the building.
They were ones that perished- The cause of the
FIRE could not be ascertained. but il was be-
heved TO have originated in the saloon. Tho
family, it is said used the large front room as .
sleeping apartment. They were all probably
overcome by the smoke before the situation IVES
realized.
The front half of the building was completely
DESTROYED and the four bodies were buried in
the burned timbers. Shannon was thirty
eight years old and his wife was thirty
two. The eldest boy, James j., was
six years old, and John, the Youngest. four
years. Shannon's sister-in-law. Miss Sarah
McGinty, lived with them. but attended dance
last night and had not returned when the ire
occurred. Her life was thus probably saved.
shannons business partner, John McGinty,
was his brother-in-law. He was at the scene of
the fire and almost frantic with grief.
One OF the boys bodies was first recovered
1t was unrecognizable, but il was believed TO
be that Of the eldest. 1t had the appearance
Of being roasted. The flesh had not dropped
from the bones The other bodies were
later dug from the debris and were IN
about the same condition Another family
lived in the rear of the building down stairs,
Q. II. Babcock and his wife. Babcock was seen
by q reporter. He said he and his wife were
awakened by the smell OF smoke and escaped
from the house. They were, however, almost
suffocated
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-26
Annual Session Of the Baltimore
Synod.
SUSPECTED CASE OF ANIATlC CHOLERA.
Four Persons Burned to Death in a
Cleveland Fire.
THE swITCHMEN MAY STRIKE
THE BALTIMORE SYNOD.
Election of omcers and Appointment Of
Committees.


Special Dispatch 10 The Evening star
BALTIMoRE. Oct. 26.-1he baltimore synod
of the Presbyterian church. which began its
annual meeting last night a; the Central Pres
byterian Church, on Eutaw place, met again
this morning at 3 O'Clock Rev. Joseph t.
Kelly, the retiring moderator. called the SYNOD
TO order, and the following officers were elected,
Moderator. Sam McIAuAhan Of baltimore; stated
clerk, Rev. +. II. Robbins Of Baltimore; tenn
porary secretaries Rev. Jno. u. Blake. II. n, II
Delaware. and Mr.. O. II. Brown. Tho priucipal
matter OF interest at the morning session was
the constitution Of mission work among tho
colored people OF the south. This subject was
opened by Rev. DIR. Fisher Of the frecdman's
board Of New York. He delivered an address
in behalf of that work.
Rev. J. c. Eccleston Of Grace Colorei
Church OF Baltimore and Rev. George r. Mcr-
rison also made earnest appeals on behalf of
the work
Addresses were also delivered by Rev. NJ. %.
Babcock, Rev W. H. Brown Of Baltimore and
Others
The synod passed resolution Of sympathy
with the work among colored people
Rev. DIR. Mcknight of New York was invited
TO a seat with the synod
Rev. DIR. Craven of New York spoke upou tie
subject OF the educational work and uporr the
necessity of increasing the ministry He spoke
Of the need OF ministers in the foreign Geld
among colored people in the west and for the
general work He gave reasons for the exist
ence Of the board % education as a means to
carry on work in the barren places Of our own
country. Speaking of places where churches
have been abandoned, the home board realizes
the need Of schools in all these places He asked
the synod of Baltimore to read the circular.
sent by the board and not to throw them is.to
the waste basket.
The following committees were appointed al
the morning session: Bills and overtur,.s
Revs. Joseph I. Kelly. George MORRISON V IL
Miller. ID. d., Elders Henry Clare. }. 4. :.
Simmerman. Judicial cases. Revs. Henry
Dranch. ID. D., DIR. s. W. Ryort. u.
+. Rathburn; on finance, Z. D. ZollmAn,
r. l.. Wales, c. G. Wright Standing commit
tee and rules, Revs. DIR. Bittinger. ID. II. Law
erty. Ministers presbyterv. Baltimore Samuel
NJ: Perry, r. f. Myers; elder, r.. s. Jordan.
Ministers presbytery of New Castle,
DIR. j. @. Craighesd, W. +. Austin;
elder, r. Z. Heath. Ministers Of
Washington city presbytery. J. F. stincepher,
A L. l. Syringe, elder, Isaac \. Baird. Minis
tiers of assembly. Revs. W. II. Logan, j. T..
Motif; elder. c. B. Jewell Ministers OF synod,
Rev. q. L. Jones, c. b. Ramsdall. 7. ID. Blake,
A T. Silver. Abraham Defeel. Nar-
rative for 1898, Revs. L. s. wyn-
koop, J. W. Rogan, F. II. Moore, Elders
Reynolds and F. II. Smith. On leave Of abb
sence-Rev. J. W. McIlvaine, W. Lang, c. NJ.
Livingston, William Wilson, James worthans.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-26
Knew Mrs. Harrison .. q Child.

Col. Robert Christy, the well-known lawyer.
and the equally celebrated collector Of the
worlds proverbs, knew Mrs. Harrison when she
was 9 child. "From her infancy" said the
colonel to q SrAR reporter, az was &C.
quainted with Carrie Scott. Az Q Girl
she had all the qualities We like our Rirls to
have; she was beautiful, amiable and modest
Everybody loved her, not because she endeav:
ored to earn their affection, but becauss they
could not help Il. She. developed into .
true woman-as fair . sample Of the
American wife and mother ~ tie world has
ever seen or ever wiz zee. President Harrison
knows how much he Il indebted to his wife for
The suecsss that has come 70 him"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-26
FEARED TO BE CHOLERA.
A Fatal Case of Illness About which Physf-
clans Disagree.

JERsEr CrrY, N. J., Oct. 26.-There was ex-
element in the northern portion of Jersey City
Heights this morning in consequence Of fatal
case Of suspected cholera.
VIM. B. Bonner, . carpenter, aged twenty
eight, OF III Franklin street, went home from
work TO his dinner at noon YESTERDAY. ap-
parently in good health. He was soon sfterward
taken Ill and died in great agony at 1:2o this
morning. DR.. J. @. Rooney Of l3 South street,
who attended Bonner, pronounced IL genuine
case OF Asistic cholera. City Physician J. b.
Henry Of 166 Congress street was summoned
FOR consultation, but did not arrive until two
minutes after Bonner had died He, however,
coincided with DIR. Rooney that death had n.
suited from cholera.
County Physician Conver pronounced isa
bad case OF cholera morbus. He took away
matter to be analysed, until which time the
real cause Of death viii be matter Of disputs.;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-26
SPECIAL NOTICES.
~PEEPtTUAL BUILDING AsSocIAT !

Rlsvsnih Annual Report
rHk oREhrEsT ANIMAL REPORT EVER IS
SUD BY BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
SHOWING THE
Total r.o.frs. ~ th. year -.-.-.... $500 nna OF
Total since orx.niEatt1u- . SO 5sCs ~
fron' :or IN. y.Ar. sG2. o., ca Proa; since orE.ni-
s.sion. ss21 O75 50
ses n
Interest paid % msmb~rs in eleven years. sII5.-
7sa ss
Ju-s thinE % ~. paving 81 ooo of inter
81 to members ~~si. over so go of interest
ptoat.. which NV srnoIut e. sss WD - increase
% ss.1ss - IN the J. here another institution
w th- eity q wssinvton Tavtnz slOOO per week in
ms-r--t 70 - n~tnb~rs' We th'nt not.
pftr ss-~t. amount O. $50 -, "a an Increase
% s.io ~ during The year
Nv ten. lo"k ~ our srr"ns- account AMI see II
yun ever beard real q institution dotnx much
e'l-in--- si surh slish' cp~t . it, N .rs.
r-srts. ssOn.pB 81 Prcat-. ss2 Gsa So and
NJ al erp-nse-. iuinz salaries. rent &c only
g. pis ~
This J. only sS mills the dollar % r@ept.
an 80 than sizh' cents on tire dollar Of profits.
leaving ~ ~ cent. Of dollar of rohts 10
% naes 10 thc mem bsrs borrower and non-borro~-
sIik.
Ssh en hand. ssO. Ooo Oo Loans during the year
- 10 10 Rate % Interest paid memb.rs. D
~ ren'. pr cent ani J., r-r cent pr -nuum-
the atsuve - an extraordinary sha~tnx for purely
vA-hinsien .--orisiiou. hav branrh.s In other
et-- and II business transacted at oi~e.
OF io.i iith Th- books are now open fer suhsrp-
uor 20 the twelfth s-ri-- We have entrance les
~ ct hdrs~sl fees All money aid in TO the
er-siit % the subscriber .nd be all Withdrawn
WITHOUT any d-durti n vhaisver
Th~ report - the hsnd- q printer and will
i.-us,i IN few sy~. copies q which b. had by
81 M ss the ofnce from any Of the following
usHsd
e. o. Dunssn-ar. president. Lewis Abraham. vice
r-s-i eHt francis O. ss1,On Treasurer. John Cook,
. 70 IA - n Rent TN Att
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-26

A CUSTOMS CoNPERENcE--Col. Nchenor,
president Of the board Of general appraisers,
was at the Treasury Department today in con-
ference with Acting Secretary Spaulding in re-
gard to the condition Of affairs in the sp-
praisers Office at New York
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-26

The NEW RETURN POSTAL CARD was placed
on sale today at all frst-class post Offices
throughout the country. These cards are su
piled by the contractor, Mr.. Albert Daggett
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-26

Macon County. Ala, Omcials kslsossd.
Special Dispssch 10 The EvsntnG Star.
MoHroonEHH, Ala, Oct 26.-The Macon
county officials arrested yesterday on the charge
Of violating the federal election laws were ar
raigned here this morning before United States
Commissioners b ". Bell The case was called
st O'Clock and The government announced it.
self ready. Tho prisoners were represented by
ex-Atsorney Gen Il. @. Tompkins Of this city.
Examination was waived and the defendants
we're required 10 give bond for their appear
anoe before the next United States grand Jury.
Bail wss fixed 81 q 900 In each cass which IVES
promptly given and The prisoners were dis-
chargsd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-26
Post Once Depsrtment Changes.

The following promotions have been made IN
the Post Onice Department: e. 8. Richmond Of
Wisconsin and @. P. Archibald Of Colorado from
q, 100 TO e1,600 per annum. Kittis J. Lawn Of
Iowa and George n. Smith Of Wsst virGipia
from u, 200 TO el, 400 Per annum- Sara D.
eaxhbone Of virgfniA and z. q. Gee oe AxAnnens
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-26

KS The ,reather is likely to be generally fair:
o. IOrthresterLy ,cinds.
We have Just secured lot Of 4. @, s.
0and 10-inch No. Clear Georgia Pine
Dressed Lumber which can sell at
about half the cost of clear white pine
As You know. thsss have various uses
such as for weshboarls. step risers.
finishing lumber &c. We can save you
about one-haif Of what you have been
paying for Clear White Pine.
Libbey. Bittinger Miller
Lumber and Mil Work,
Cor. 9th and n. Y. ave. NV
Cor. llth and o sts. se ocoe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-26

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS sToDAY.-Internal rev.
enue. $35S, ,S2l; customs, $685.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-26
8=sEE THEM QUICK.
Rich Suitings Of exc.usfpe
styles just arrived.
OWEN,
TAILOR,
oc5-lm 40, ,,r.r CT

&SA bOON 10 HOUSEWIVES.
Ever Gas Stove.
They're a boon to every
housewife - smokeless
odorless-dirtless. Small
but throws out an immense
amount of heat One
touch Of the match-in-
stant heat Another touch
out. Does a coal stoves
work at less expense. with
less trouble-more heat
We have variety of
makes and shapes and sew.
eral sizes in each style
Three sizes in the Popu-
lar Asbestos Stoves.
Three sizes in the Un-
riva,ed Sunshine Gas
Heating Stoves. which we
are selling at special
prices.
Smallest size....... s32j
Medium size. so
PARBYR h ROSS.
General Hardeare de-
COk. 18th AND q SIS n W. o.os
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-26


49,
II you in search of something ''out of
,,a oa,,, a., ,,
tailoring Won s,or,a GO 30 roon,s II.
makes the finest parmar,s ,,,, c,r no n-o-
~ ~ " P
ment of correct" style and good taste"
wha. the garments are fully worth.
KEEN's. 1912 ST. NV oco4
1NSfok sALEIH1RSE bRs BLANKETS AND
Horse Blankets FisSi-;'!, sSi street use; s.oo
y. E-!ectsi. - ';;--...'....-.-....... 49,. s2 90
horse ha9hsis 5k s.Esr lSI stable n'. 40
lay 'ooeS u Wnoi5Wsi;if M . ooto lot
~ n. Il l AND BIS: y. W. oc1s-3m
RLADIEs.
9.o.s oi Mohs f1hors ~ Is an exact repro
msnt in paris w .a es,aHIist- @
heht OF HAND made Corrections, and as a
Chocolate Creams AZ 25 cents q no1nd iieN1n
Vi'-i riNoiS . 'oo ith ST.
-
6GSDn- Li'hihiLL DE'orEs HIS Ex-
elusive attention TO the cure of Catarrh. Asthma
n..,n.. r,.o.. ,r.a.,.- ,.-
DoAihes'' nioa' Aneeuons oionenies anu eohsunp-
ton.
Hour. from OF u to Il ia and4.oe oc,e.,w
K~sDR, H, NJ scHooLEY. nyxT,.r
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-26

K,IN PINK" OF CONDITION.
We never had as choice line of cloths or
letter facilities tor turning out u rect az. 2
ments than now. Drop In and look st these
~ suitings and s5. 80. "a and s9 Tsous-
J; FRED GATCHEL tlate Of Keen,sl
4OS lZth st. n w.. one door above Pa. ava oco6
R~oITERBURN LITHIA WATER OF VIA.
GINA daily fresh from sprinss. Natures
EreAtest remedy for indigestion. dyspepsa. k{dncy
liver and other troubles Perfect table water Pifcc
seSSa ye.S moesrate samples supplied free. Addrsas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-07-17
DE vENTA

uoSa On U.Jas, gurtido complete.
Aceite Linaza, latas J barricaA
Pinturas superiafes.
Hero galvanisado, hso y sHA-
hI'ado.
Tornillos con tuerQa
Clavos tonelero-
Puntas de Paris.
Oamas de hero.
Oolchones dc alambre.
Machetes cocodrilo.
Planchas , cumbreras.
Oanales galvanixados.
Muebles, variAs clases-
AAquinas dc eoser.
Oamisas mallorQuinAs.
Oalxado dc todas claseA
Gas . Lux DiAmantes
Hurido general dc mercaneiAs
Almac6n Do los sehores
8. 1sDav Co.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-07-17
PILDORlS RECQySTlIUIENIES
DEL DOCTOR D. NICOLAS REVERUN.
PrlvIegio exclusive expedido Madrid ell de Mayo de
1871 por ell Excrno Sr Minstro de Fomento.
PREPARADAS EN LA FARMAOIA DE VALE OANOIO,
Uqicos depOstaos de Ia Yerdadera fmua Donoe

Veine de expernca dmostrsdo las popedades toni
ncas econtuyenes poa urando damente todas
dependen del de
aimenaci6n nutrva haar ugares hdmedos NAL
ventiados por entermedades anteores
su acci6n curstva efcaz las paptacones del
n dolores de cabez napeeno debad dolores las pierna
cansano soderas zumbdos de odos padez
pie suyen calor natural meteosmo flores banca
gands p6das de menstruac6n abHndanas
para complete desao de en- ead
pubead debdad general convaescenca de las enmedade
agudas cr6ncss aeracones mobosas s
de simple de affection general deo
lesion organca reclamaan medicac6n
En- vista de los progresses de Terap6uca de agunos
que So notaoan en- paacss ha IN
tan geneazado hace de
ella en- toda Ia sla.
Con fin de de las mucha macioues de ea
becho popiedade noe debe exse
cada GAIA de egma procedenca este de ba
apa superior seo dice DOCTOR N REvERON Med
Ornano Ponce Puerto Rco Inferior fma lado de
echo Ia caa-Ponce Agoso de 1890
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-07-17
AvISO IMPORTANTE.

Is sabdo per6eo Namesele d que se
qulera Kerosene Cas- Acete carbon Luz amante del hog
d de infamsbe absolute adquendo
aor enciende al llama Por anto Agenca
comenda los consumdores epleen
accidente
nar los dep6stos de odo enoender las mpaxas
Trar cada das resdno ben depoaito
Lenar los dep6tos de d fuere de noche os cuaqus
llama Lmpiar las relas de los qumadoes pequeho e
respiration nen lado Recorta las arbonada
mechss sntes de encenderlss
En- ningdn apaeasn las dmparas soplando
Tener mucho cuidado smas de
posos bensna gasolna pcauc6n
davia indispensable.
Jsar meiores posbes WAASUT
ia son la mejores mas baratas
Agn generates t0aa Ia ssa sOBRNOs DE EzQUIAGA,
San Juan Puerto Rc0C9t de la FortalezR, nGmero IL.