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The herald., 1893-11-18
DID HE ROB HIMSELF ?
Treasurer Drake OF the Three rs Under
SnspiciOn.

Treasurer Drake OF the Three rs Under
Suspicion.
CHICAGO, Nov. 1.-THE police tell a
queer story regarding the 500. 1000 rob-
berry Of Treasurer Drake Of the Indiana,
Illinois and Iowa railway. City Detec-
tive Plunkett this afternoon said /:
"While l was questioning Drake he sud-
denly grew very angry and said he did
not see what the city police took 80
much interest in the robbery for; it did
not concern the people st large, and the
matter might as well be dropped, as the
loss only affected his father and him
self. The case, understand. has been
turned over to the detectives by General
Drake"
The police are now devoting their at
rention to tracing up several stories re-
garding young Brakes past, and Assist
ant Superintendent Kippley said this
afternoon: "We shall not cease work on
this alleged robbery until it has been es.
tablished that actual robbers did the
job or not. The fact that the loser does
not care to prosecute the search makes
no difference with our duty"
The herald., 1893-11-18
GARpNER RELEASED.
DR.. Parkhursts superintendent Dis
charged from the Tc,nbs

DIR. Parkhursts superintendent Dis
charged from the Tombs.
NEW York, Nov. Ia decision was
handed down today in the general term
OF the supreme court in the now famous
case of Charge w. Gardner, superin-
tendent OF DR.. Parkhursts society, who
was convicted in the court of general
sessions for extorting money from Lillian
Clifton, proprietress of disorderly
house. The decision of the court aets
aside the verdict Of the jury which tried
and convicted him, and an order has
been issued directing that Gardner be
discharged from the Tombs, where he
has been confined.
The herald., 1893-11-18
NATIONAL BANK NOTES.
An Order That VIII Restrict Their r
6annnftnn.

An Order That VIII Restrict Thor Re-
denptions
WASHINGTON, Nov. 17.-An order that
will have a tendency to restrict the re-
demption of national bank notes, was
issued by Treasurer Morgan today. 1t
provides that ION and after November
27, 1898, the charges of transportation
of national bank notes to the treasurer
of the United States for redemption un-
der the act approved June 20, 1874, (l8
statutes 1888 must be paid by the party
making the remittance. II the charges
are not prepaid the amount thereof will
be deducted from the proceeds.
The herald., 1893-11-18
A RAID ON mooNsHINERs.

Deputy Marshals Have a Battle With
Alabama Despersdoes.
BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Nov. ia posse
of deputy marshals made a raid on
moonshiners in Randolph county last
night, destroying dozen large stills and
capturing John Fuller and Herman Hix,
notorious moonshiners. A party OF the
prisoners friends attempted to rescue
them and desperate battle followed.
Andrew Howell was killed and two res
cuers fatally wounded.
The herald., 1893-11-18
CLEvELAND's MALADY.
The President Said to BE Suffering from
Painful Abscess.

Painful Abscess.
New York, Nov. 17.--An afternoon
paper says: Light 10 beginning to dawn
upon the object of President Cleveland g
hurried and mysterious visit to this city
Wednesday. Notwithstanding the state
ment that Cleveland is enjoying
the best of health, it is under
stood TODAY that such is really
not the case. The rumors have been
traced to prominent surgeon of this
city who is in the confidence OF Cleve-
lands professional advisers. He stated
that the real object OF the Presidents
visit here was to get advice about a
painful abscess which he has. DR..
Bryant, Cleveland's phyaician, when
seen refused to affirm or deny the ru-
NOR about his patients afiliction.
The herald., 1893-11-18
A CRANK's BULLET

Narrowly Misses the Veteran Actor, j oe
Jefferson.
New YORK, Nov. 17.-Joseph Jeffer-
son, the actor, came near being killed
by the bullet of a crank, who shot into
Delmonico's last night. Mr.. Jefferson
had just left the seat over which the
bullet coursed to the wall. where it
struck, and was thus providentially
saved. Roeth, who did the shooting,
was today charged with insanity and
committed for examination.
The herald., 1893-11-18
NELLY srAHoNEy,s FATE.

Assaulted and Locked Up for Month
in Foul Cellar.
BRIDoEPoRT, Ct., Nov. 7.-Nelly Ma
honey, 18 years old, was confined in an
unused cellar for month by William
HI. McCook, aged go. who has wife and
several children. The girl was found by
the proprietor of store above the cellar
today in a terrible condition. Her
clothing was filthys and her hair un-
combed since she was imprisoned. Me-
Cook has carried meals to her. He as
saulted her in store where he was
working the evening he locked her up.
He has been arrested.
The herald., 1893-11-18
The National Grange.

SYRACUSE, N. Y, Nov. 1.-THE third
days session of the National Grange
opened today with Overseer E. w. Davis
states was called and business intro
duced without debate. Mrs. G. Electra
Bowen, Pomona, of Connecticut, made
a report of the grange work in that city.
Mrs. j.. ]. Woodman of Michigan re-
ported for the committee on woman's
work.
The herald., 1893-11-18
England's shlpb uilding prog-amme.

LONDON, Nov. 17.--In the commons
today Mr.. Gladstone, replying to ques-
ton regarding the new shipbuilding
programme of the navy, said that esti-
mates would be presented next session,
and meantime there need be no appre-
heneion of the maintenance of Eng
lands distinct naval supremacy.
The herald., 1893-11-18
W. H. Mills. Prsferment.

SAN Francisco, Nov. Nv. H. Mills,
general land agent OF the Central Pacific
company, was today elected director of
the same company to succeed III. A.
Cummings, deceased.
The herald., 1893-11-18
The Third Fire victim.

MADISON. Wis, Nov. 17.-Frances
Henneberry, aged 8, of Chicago, died
this evening. making the third victim of
the Catholic seminary fire last night.
The others injured are out OF danger.
The herald., 1893-11-18

Stop that cough by using DIR. st.
Johns cough syrup. We refund your
money if it fails to cure. For sale by
OF & Vaughn, corner Fourth and
Spring ats.
The herald., 1893-11-18
THE WEEKS oLEARANuEs.
Los Angeles Again Makes Phenomenal
Showing.

New YoRK, Nov. 17.-Following 10
Bradstreet's tabulated result of the
bank clearances of the principal cities of
the United States for the week ending
Thursday, November 18th:
The herald., 1893-11-18
Admiral seymour Knirbtsd.

LONDON, Nov. IT, Admiral Sir
Michael Culme-Seymour, who com
manded the British feet that visited
Toranto, Italy, has been appointed
knight commander of the bath.
The herald., 1893-11-18

A line of fine cut glass bottles and
manicure sets just received at Little
boys pharmacy. Call and see them,
81 South Spring street.
The herald., 1893-11-18

Total of the leading cities in the
United States, s1.0l6, ,4l7 ,101, de-
crease of 23.9 per cent as compared with
the same week last year.
The herald., 1893-11-18
SNOW Avn RIVRRsrpE.

RIVERSIDE, Nov. 17.-Rain commenced
falling here early this morning and con-
tinued till ABOUT noon, when snow was
noticed to have taken the place of the
water. The wind changed from south
to north just before the snow commenced
falling. The water on the ground in the
level country soon absorbed the snow,
but the low hills just north and east of
town are covered to the depth of from
six inches to foot and a half. Promi-
nent horticultursts are of the opinion
that no material damage will result from
the storm unless the strong wind now
blowing should cease and the atmos-
phere clear up and become dry, when
the thermometer would fall to 26 to 28
degrees. Oranges would then be frozen
stiff and result in considerable loss to
this section. The dampness in the
ground will have tendency to keep the
frost from settling. Many growers will
stay up tonight to watch the result OF
the storm. The oranges are almost ma
tured and are at q point where they
would freeze very easily.
SOMETHING NEW AT REDLANDs.
REDLANDs, CAL, Nov. 17.-Snow fall
ing on the streets of this city tonight
was something many people had never
witnessed before. The rain which had
been falling since early morning gave
way about noon to a light snow. The
wind from the north was bitter cold as
it came over the snow on the mountains
to the north of the city,. Damage to the
orange crop ie not anticipated, although
many are OF the opinion that they will
suffer If the wind should cease and
clear dry night follow. The thermome-
ter would doubtless drop to 26 degrees
and freeze the unprotected oranges. At
and the air remains about the same.s
THE STORM AT HIGHLANDS.
HIGHLANDS, Nov. ia snow storm
visited this section today, but did not
cause any damage, as the north wind
which accompanied it did not allow it
to settle. The damp ground melted the
flakes as soon as they fell, and the water
ran off in the cutters. The mountains
are covered with snow and the air ia
very cold. Should the wind die down
much damage will result to tie orange
crop here, which is very large. The
thermometer ranged from 80 to 40 de-
grees throughout the day.
AT BAKERSFIELD.
BAKERSFIELD, Nov. 17.-About 8
O'Clock this morning a heavy wind came
up, followed for several hours by hail,
rain and snow. The snow was a great
surprise to new comers, who had been
assured that the white flakes never ap-
peared here.
The herald., 1893-11-18

All desiring correct fit and first class
work in merchant tailoring cal ON III
A. Getz, 112 w. Third ct.
The herald., 1893-11-18

Fine work and stylish shapes. Take
felt and straw hats to Thurston's straw
works, 264 s. Main ST., opposite Third.
The herald., 1893-11-18

Conn band Instruments. Agency at
Fitzgerald 8, or.Spring and franklin ats.
The herald., 1893-11-18
SNOW AMONG THE ROSES,
The Weather Clerk Makes a
Bad Break.
A Genuine Snow Storm in the
Orange Belt.
Foothills and Mesa Covered with
"the Beautiful"
The Orange Crop in Great Danger n
Riverside. Redlands and San
Bernardino-An Unprece-
dented Cold Snap.
Special to the HERALD.

Special to the HERALD.
SAN BERNARDINo, Nov. 1.-THE first
snowstorm since February y, 1882, Wis
tied this section today. About $3.50
this morning rain commenced to fall
and continued till noon, when the first
snow was waited to this city by strong
northern wind which had suddenly
shifted from the south. At one time
this morning the thermometer was mo-
ticed to register as low as 81 de grees
but it commenced to rise as the snow
began to fall and thereafter rem aimed
about 40 degrees throughout the day.
The water on the ground melted the
snow as soon as it fell and carried it off
in the cutters. Flakes fell quite steadily
during the afternoon and became much
thicker as the afternoon advanced.
About 2:30 p. M. hail fell for IS minutes,
when snow took it's place again. Your
representative interviewed several
prominent horticulturalists and orange
growers this afternoon, and all were of
the opinion that the storm had not
caused any damage yet. but they would
not talk when asked as to the damage
which might result before morning.
Should the strong north wind drop and
the night become clear and dry it would
be impossible to save the orange crop.
Should this state Of affairs take place
the growers live in hopes that the wind
will continue to blow and thus not allow
the frost to settle. The wet ground will
also materially aid in absorbing this
deadly enemy. The orange crop Is very
large, and ehould it be damaged by
freeze similar to that of 1891 the loss
will not be less than s1,000,0 900 in this
section. The mountains to the north
and east are covered with snow probably
two feet deep, while the hills between
this city and Riverside are covered to
depth OF six inches to foot. A severe
north wind 10 blowing at 10 o'clock aud
the air continues dana;,. 49, -ss.sssl
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-06-11

81 fsissia as iSf Majttsa sals psf ti l6ta Ia
fsfs de hAesf nh fiais Chicago. Tcdo u que
So rehere Id mt1jer estk ilustfado allf. Aconse-
jo mis- paisaflas que yisiten la "Ciudad Blan.
ca, que dsdiquen por 10 m6nos cuatro cinco
horAs la inspection y eatudio dstenido de esta
exiblci6n.
Entire el ediRcio del sexo bello J la exposi.
ci6n de pinturas debe emplearse lin dia entero-
cuando menos-con gran provecho.
Dos dias debieran dedicarse al exAmen de
las exibiciones eletricas. Hay que yer este para
siquiera formarse uns vaga idea de 10 grandioso
que es.
El que visite Ia Exposition quiera gozar
solamente cada vez Los atractivos SON tantos
y tan variados que hay la tentaci6n de abandonar
este por ocurrir aquello pasarse 81 tempo CO.
mo las mariposas, de for en- for.
-.
En- estos dltimos dlas hubo una especie de
panico en- Ia bolsa de Nueva York, quebrAndo
varias casas de corredores y banqueros
La alza del descuento en- el Banco de IngIa-
terra Ia escasa demanda de papel an aquel mer.
caio he causado que So encarezcan en- el nuestro
loa libramientos para Europa que ultimamente se
cotizan como sigue:
Londres banqueros so dias vista fb $4.S5 &
$4.854 sIdem idem DIV fb $4.S94 q $4 ss8.
Idem por cable Sd 901 Paris, banqueros SO
Francos 5lsS 5.18f. Idem idem 8. Frances
s leg
Sc cotiza Ia plata en- Londres 81 lille pc.
uiquss la onza On Nueva York & 829 centavos
Azucar.-Crudoy refnado han bajado algo
en- precio. Sc cotiza Antillas centrifugado 96s
por quintal 400 l6 6a4.0l.16.--Regular buen
refno 3.10.l6. De la miel $50 a.e6l6-Ca-
f6. Ell de Puerto Rico obtiene los siguientes
precios: de Hacienda, 0O.19 203; de Pueblo
00.l73 & 00.184.--Fruta. No hay cotizaclones
para Ell producto de esa Isa.--Mieles. La de
Puerto Rico CORE en- precio de 00.16 & Co., se.
gun la clase.
Artsculos de Erportoci6n. refinado.
Terrones fb. 5. 15Il6 6. 01Il6 En- polvo ID.
5. l4Il6 & 6. O0Il l6.-Carb6n de piedra. Antrs.
cito, tonelada $4. Is & $3.50. Bituminoso 1926
& 3.30.-Ferreterfa Alambre gavanizado para
cercas pdas 100 TBS. So SO. Clavos cortados
surtdos chte. l 80 q 50.-Grano. Maiz amarillo
y blanco Sc Tbs IS cents. Mezclado ndmero q
Sc lbs. 81 cts -Harinas. En- sacos para Las
antilas Oslo 04.S5. Favorita O4.lO. Victo-
rioso 04.1O.-Petr6leo. Refnado en- barriles,
por gallon O5.15. En- latas 00.05a. En- Totes col.
tos o OF 7a0.074.-Provisones Carne familia en-
barriles $l1.50. En- medios barriles, Sc 90 &
$6.25.-Manteca refnada en- tercerolas para Pto.
Rico 08.85 10 00-Salaz6n. Bacalao americana,
tabales 06 So Idem id. ingles i'd. O6. 6.0O.-Aren.
ques en- salmuera o. so & "a 00.-Macarslas nd.
nero barriles I1.60.-Goodby.
Clarence.
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Nueva- York, Mayo % de 1893.

Sr. Director de LA CORREsPONDENCIA.
Su Alteza Real ls Infanta dona Eulalia lego
VIC vencio El vapor Maria Cysstsna con sus
mobiles pasajeros lego Nueva- FORK el dfa 20
del corriente 81 Gobierno Federal asf como Ia
colonia espafola en- Nueva- Y ork Sc desviyen por
hacer honores Ia distinguida DANA representan-
te del Gobisrno y pueblo iberico
Elvapor de guerra Dolphin fue envado por
81 presidente recibir , trasladar su bordo los
viajeros La Infanta pas6 primeramente bordo
del crucero espanol lafanto Isabel y de este al
Dolphin con toda su comitiva. Embellishments
despu6s del desembarque SO emprendi6 el vlaie
para Washington lujosfsimo tren especial 4
cargo del Comandante de Marina Mr.. Davis, que
ha sido comlsionado por 81 presidente para acom-
pahar 4 los distinguidos hu6spedes
La primera manifestation ocurri6 en- la capi.
tai de Ia Repdblica Ia llegada de este tren. Un
immense gentfo ocupaba los alrededores de Il es.
taci6n. EI secretario de Estado-como 81 die
ramos primer Ministro- -recibi6 los Infantes y
les condujo los carruajes que habian de llevar.
los al hotel, La comitiva fuS escoltada pox un
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-06-11
CORRESPONDENCE De NUEVA-YORK

sUMARIC: Legada de los Infantes de Espana-Honores
en- Ia Capital de Ia Repdblca-Fiestas que Sc
preparan Nueva- York.-La expulsion de los
chinos.-Una ley barbara.-Fin del levanta-
miento cubano.-Rumores de que sera separado
del gobiemo de la Gran Antila ell General Ro-
dr1guez Arias-Muerte de Constantine Paz,
marlnero de Ia e'santa Maria'- eioras
en- Ia Exposition de Chicago-Conferenci IN
ternacional de Navegacions A6rea.-c onsejos &
los que intenten visitar la gran Exposicion.-
sta an0rno oiol =.
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Cambios del Banco Espahol, fjados en- ID of.
Gina del dicho establecimiento aver las de ID
tarde:-- Espaha, 19 p.S Habana, 81 pS-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-06-11

LA POLKA DE AcUMuLAoI6N de la New.
York Life Insurance Company, concede UN Mes
DE GRACrA para el pago de los premios, durants
el cual la p6lza queda EN- ToDo So vIGoR Segu-
ros realizados por la New Yolk en- 1892: oIENTo
sHTENTA TRES MEDIC M1LLoNEs DE PESOS. Mas
que ninguna otra Compahia. Don Luis Sanchez
Morales es el Agente general de Ia New .YoRK
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-06-11

Don Carlos Navarro participa su clientele
que desde Ell dia ls ha trasladado domicilio IL
casa ndmero 10 de la calle de San Jose, donde
tiene ell gusto de ponerse La las 6rdenes del pd.
blco en- general. Ofrece un gran surtido de SO.
derfas en- pahuelos de bosillo, salidas de teatro,
trsjes de seda y crespon, etc., etc. ST
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-06-11
NOTICIAS GENERATES

Anoche, segdn estaba anunciado Sc pusie.
ron en- escena en- nuestro teatro la opereta Nan
ZelI Nstouche Zen dos actos) Ia Leyenda del
Monge dos sainetones que hicieron reir mucho al
pdblico aplaudir en- granoe las localidades
atlas. Distinguieronse en- Ia prlmera la sefiora
Gabella (Nitouche) el sehor Chaves que hizo
un Flolidon pedir de boca. en la segunda
los misinos senores, martina don Sim6n.) En
ambas producciones hay bonitos ndmeros de can
to ligero. Hubo en- esta function menos pdblico
que en- las anteriores
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-06-11

Nos escriben de Ia playa de Ponce que con
ID organization que hay en- los correos estz 30,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-06-11

Don Benito Miro nos suplica digames que Ia
nueva sociedad de socorros mdtuos La Prsvssora
queda constituida en- la casa Cruz ndmero al.
tos, derecha 20 el citado local esta situado el
"Centro" de Ia misma, adonde pueden dirigirse
de una tres de Ia tarde los que necesten como.
Ger cuanto Sc relacione con su administration
goblerno.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-06-11

Entire las pequenas Industries que apenas 50
explotan en- Puert Rico que podrian dar mu-
cho rendimiento, hay dos que ofrecen ancho
campo de exploitation. La fabrication de som.
breros de paja del pals en- grande escaa, para ex.
portar la de embutidos de carne siquiera fuess
para el consume para evitarnos los muchos mi
les de pesos que por esos renglones pagamos al
sxtrangero. Volveremos ocupsrnos de demos.
trar todo 10 que pueden rendr estas referidas in.
dustrias 81 fuesen convenientemente protegidas
explotadas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-06-11

Dicen de San German, que por hurto de ca.
ballos SO sigue causa en- aquel juzgado. Muchas
personas de viso han sido llamadas declarar
y hay varias presas 8 incomunicadas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-06-11

En- el departamento de lngenler1a habrA
pronto una conferencia International sobre nave.
gaci6n aerea para discutir: primero, principles
segundo, aviaci6n 8 vuelo de los pa
jaros; tercero, globos aereostktico El dltimo
punto concierne principalmente los militares; el
segnndo apela aomitolojistas y mecanicos. Abra-
"a este observaciones experimentos con el vuelo
de los pajaros, iDcluyendo sus mGtodos de elevar-
|se descender, teorfas mecanicas sobre los
mismos.
Los principles eientffcos que han de exa
minarse SON. 10 Resistencia fuerza soportan- n
te del aire, incluyendo los resultados de expert.
mentos recientes. 80 Formas de h6ices aSreos,
sean ordinarics en- forma de alas; su efciencia
fuerza necesarlas. 80 Motores para objetos
aereonauticos sean de vapor, gaseosos, electricos
explosives, etc. 40 Materiales de contrucci6n
aereOnAutica, sean para globos mAquinas de vo.
lar 60 Formas de construction aereonautica
que combinen resistencia igereza. 60 Co
rrientea a6reas; observacionea en- varios lugares.
CAST todos los INVENTORIES que SO ocupan del
asunto tomaran parte en- esta conferences, se
dice que Edison el gran electricista, prepare una
verdadera sorpresa.
El enorme palacio de las Manufactures y
Artes L1berales, esta lleno de exibiciones inte-
resantfsimas, aunque precisa confesar que quedan
adm sin colocar clasifcar gran cantidad de Las
oxtranjeras
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Libr0s reclbidos ultlmamente: Gald6s, La
loca de Ia casa tomo rdstica 75 cts., J. Vald6s
Ell Maestrand tomo idem 81, El aro, Ri suici-
dio y la Civillzaci6n tomo idem Is cts, Cppse,
Un idilio durante ell sitio de Paris, tomo idem
- cts, Tarde, El duelo Ell deito polftico to-
mo idem, IS cts, jaime, Filosoffa del Arts,
tomo idem IS cts Librerfa de B. r. Sanjurjo
Vidal
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PlLDORlS RECONSTlTUYENTES
DEL DOCTOR D. NICOLAS REVERUN.
IPrWego exclusive expedido Madrid e de Mayo de
1871 por oil Excmo 5r Mnistro dc Fomento. II
PREPARADAs EN La FARMAOTA DE vALLE OANCIO
UqoS depOtaos de Ia verdadsra 16maa Ponce PuertoRc

Vente amos de experens han demosdo as propedades toni
ncas reconsuyen pdoa curando rspdmen oas
dpenden del empobecmeno de
ahmenaoi6n nutva habtar ugares hmedos NAL
ventilados por entprmedadea anteriores.
su soo6n curative ecaa En- las pap"conea del
o dolores de cabza napenCia debdd dolores las pena
hdope cansancc sodera zumbdo de oido psdez de
la pie Ia cso flores blancas
gandes erddas de faa de mensuan abHndancss
eAcaeE para complete eaoo de lac Ia ds
dc la puoeFs ddad convaescsnc de- las enfermedad
agudas ct0ncas aeaoicpa mnrhoaa s6
mas DC una oro aemia" simple de affection general dec
una lesion orgsnca realamsan medica6n
I'm vista de los progaos Terap6ca de sgunos
ienes nots pAocs s ha m0dcadO Ia formula
qoe SO sopueba tan genEaado hace de
ella en- toda Ia isla.
Don fin preCsvers de muchs imitaoiones que de
mua Sc han beeho propedsde noes dbe exrse
en- cada GAIA de gma procedenca es6 Ia de bCa
tapa SUPERIOR seo que dice DOOTOR N RBVERON M6d
lrnano Ponce Puerto RCo nfeor ma a lado de
Techo de Ia fa esta caaPonc Agoo so de $780,
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10 Conooen percs millones 10 en-
plearisn de conocerlo.
Prolopga la vida y dA aQuello
sin 10 cual aun 10 vida es sin valor,
q saber, la sslud y el bienestar.
81 el lector sc dirige d los Seho
res A. J. White, Id, de la calle de
Oaspe, N6mero 155, Barcelona, es-
tos senores tendran mucho gusto
en- enviarle gratuitamepte IN fo-
lleto ilustrado esplicsndo Ia pro,
piedad de este remedio.
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JOSE T. SILV A
TETUAN 37.-CAIITAL

Oonsulsdo de Meiiso, Bar iuorc
comisionista, Agenue primo pal de
la Oompaffa general Tras .'tlanti
que lvapores francases), Oorrespon
sal del Credit Lyounsis de Paris, b.
preseptante de los Establecimien.
tos de Gail de Paris, de la Com
pa1ia de Seguros ocntra incendioe
Z" Norwich Union, W de Is Comps
hia espshols "Alianza de asegura.
ttl25res do Barcelona. Tiene su-
cursal On Aguadille.