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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-15
Hawaii-A Compromise.

Several days ago we commented upon
what seemed 70 us TO be a new departure
on the part Of the Provisional Govern
mcnt Of Hawaii. We called attention to
the fact that IL was clear that there were
Fhrewd men in charge OF that govern
ments affairs who had determined 10
perpctuate their own rule peacefully or
else 10 make II necessary for the United
States Government TO interfere by the
use OF its military forces. These shrewd
islanders perceived that they had it with
in their power TO place the United States
Government at great disadvantage in
the eyes OF the world II this government
should either by action or non-action
make 1t apparent that without its support
the Queen could not even IL restored TO
power keep possession Of the government
twenty-four hours. Here was dilemma
indeed
II we may infer the present intentions
~ our government from what Mr.. Vest
Of Missouri said on the subject I'm the
United States Senate on Wednesday last,
then we are justified I'm concluding that
the Hawaiian question is already as good
ns settled in favor Of the American party.
or. as some would say the Annexation
lists Mr. Vest eloquently described and
defended the doctrine OF the fathers Of
the republic, as instanced In Washingtons
farewell address. against "entangling al
liances" with European nations 0hese
were the only foreign nations in Washing
tons mind when he used that phrase). but
coed in putting the senator's on the other
side on q false trail. The Monroe doc
trine would have come nearer to the
mark SIR. Vest was aiming at than did
what he said.
II seems 20 be understood that Mr..
lin. OF New York, win be the first Demo
cratic senator 20 outline the policy
which the friends OF annexation or OF q
protectorate win probably ask the adj,
ininis,ration to pursue, His work viii
be iessen'd by Mr.. Vests expressed will
ingness 10 accept what we have desig-
mated as compromise proposition,
though o. course we do not know that
The administration has slgnifed to Mr..
Vest or ans body else that such COM
sromlse would be approved by the Presi-
Dent =.
II The reader win bear In mind Mr..
vests eloquent defence OF policy which
nobody had attacked. and also his ex-s
pressed willingness 10 compromise on
h measure which all good citizens ought
10 he ready TO accept. he Che reader
VIII nee that II Is not without good rea-
Fons that the Annexstionists in Congress
ere expected 10 be satisfied to join IN
The cry OF Hands OF" Hauling down
The American nag after the manner re-
fernh to by Mr.. Vest az all that Mr..
Cleveland intended 10 do would be a
matter OF no consequence.
MT geS said the presen. government
OF Hawaii was n de facto government.
That was an admission thar the Uaited
States had no right by = show Of force
% otherwise to pat down that govern
ppsnt Mr. Vest did not content him
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-15
WOOD w ARD
I&l
LOTHROP,
'fa-srss rsr'-a-s
temple
Dry GOODS STORE,
corner Broad and Adams streets.
Evening Silks,
COlOr0d Silks
AT COST!

4 colorings JAPANESE CREPES,
was &C., now 30c. yard.
9 pieces WHITE CHINA SILK, was
Toe, now 60c. yard.
All our plain colored CHINA SILKS
that were soc. now Acc. q yard.
All our plain colored TAFFETA that
were 81, now soc. yard.
All our plain colored TAFFETA that
were SIZE, now 6jc. yard.
All our plain colored SURAHS that
were Toe. now 60c. yard.
pieces BROCHE CREPE, was &c.,
nov Doc. ayard.
5 pieces BENGALINE SILK, was
Sl.2j, now 81 yard.
pieces CRYSTAL SILK, was Sl.25,
now 81 yard.
3 pieces CRYSTAL SILK, was 21.50,
nov 81. 20 yard
6 pieces CRYSTAL SILK, was 81,
now SLIGO a yard.
l piece WHITE ARMURE TAT
FErA, was 80. now s1.90 a yard.
pieces BROCADED SATIN, was 50,
now 81. 40 a yard.
4 pieces BROCADED SATIN, was
81. so. now Sl.20 q yard.
5 pieces STRIPED SATIN, was $l.65,
now Sl.25 q yard.
4 pieces BROCADED SILK, was
$3.50, now 81. 10 yard.
10 pieces COLORED FABLES, was
S1.25, now 75c. yard.
Is pieces CRYSTALS, was $3.50, now
Sl.20 yard.
8 pieces ARMURE GLACE, was
$3.50, now Sl.75 a yard.
pieces STRIPED SILKS, was Sl.50,
now sl.2O { yard.
10 pieces STRIPED LOUISINE
SILKS, was 81 5. now 81 yard.
6 pieces FIGURED SATlNS. dark
ground, was 90. now Sl.25 yard.
3 pieces STRIPED SATIN, Was Sl.25,
now 81 a yard.
piece Black and White Striped ST.
RAH. was 81, now SIZE. yard.
piece Black and White Striped
SATIN, was 81. 80, now s1.20 yard
l piece Black and White Striped
SATIN, was S2. now 81 .55 yard.
/ piece Black and White Figured
SATIN, was 1925, now 81 yard.
/ piece Black and White Figured
SATIN, was s1.65. now Sl.30 a yard.
piece Black and White Striped SU-
RAH, was sl.25, now 81 yard.
pieces Figured SATIN DUCHESSE,
was 81. now 81 so yard.
7 pieces FANCY CRYSTALS, was
e.. 80, now Sl.95 yard.
| pieces FANCY CRYSTALS, was IS,
now g. so yard.
is pieces COLoRED SATINS, was
Soc, now Acc. q yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-15
II, IS, IS, and II east Broad.

RICHMOND, December -, 1893
We engrave all metal-Ware and
stamp all leather goods in gilt let
tiers, such as Purses, Bibles, Hymn
nails, ETC., costing SIPS and up free
of charge.
Come along with us. Never
mind about the hustle and confu-
sion. Keep to the right as you walk
along the aisleWays and you won't
have any elbowing to do. We are
speaking to those few who are ac-
customed to going to certain stores
for certain goods no matter what
the modern manner or latest move
ment of the great stores are. Low
priceS-half prices. The advance
army Of prettness that heraldS
without words in tones louder than
the flourish Of trumpetS seldom
moves them. Come along with US
and see the many advantages OF
spending your shilling through the
medium of modern manners.
HandkerchiefS again to-day. ESQ
dozen Embroidered that cost 6Oc.
down to 3ot. each. Your choice
for 1896. Ask for whatever Hand
kerchief you will and they will be
shown. with third or fourth Off
last years prices. There are seve-
raj thousand dozen.
A great Christmas gift IS an All
Wool 27-inch Dress Stuff for I5c. a
yard--a dress of ten yards for
$3.50. The makers OF Dress Goods
have little encouragement tor happy
moods.
A!l-Wool Fine Storm Serge, IS
inches wide, meant 10 cost 81. for
5oc. a yard. All coIors and black.
Wants of our public and supply
are IN great sympathy here. FUR
SCARS all the rage, and a special
purchase saves 4 third Of the cost.
Mink scasis, $3.50, $40. 50, $3.50, and a.
stone AGrien. ~.
Baltic Sea. sl.7j.
COuey, soc
Water Mink. 9Jc.
Beaver Silk Fur Trimming, mar
row, Isc. ; wide, 25c. yard.
Other Fur Trimming TO match va
riouS shades.
The. best manufacturer Of Leath-
er Goods in Newark had his wares
to sell, hence Boys Leather Leg
gins, the highest grade, were
$3.50, S2.75, So. so /; all at the price
OF SI.9S pair.
There is new touch of attrac-
tiveness to the Christmas UNI
BRELLA. We get them up spe-
cially as preSentS-more elaborate
in their variety and price-rdnge.
Good SILK Gloria Umbrellas 9ac. to 50.
Six Umbrellas si.45 10 sl3.75.
Bibles, Prayer-Books and Hymn
nails. The assortment comprises
about the entire publications of the
OXFORD UNIVERSITY PRESS
AND THE CAMBRIDGE UNI
VERSITY PRESS. The price,
range touches from the cheapat
copies to the finest, including the
Russian Leather, Levant Silk,
Lawn, Etc. The variety of bind
ing, sizes Of types, quality, etc.,
ranges into dozens of sorts.
The Pccket-book makers have
not been idle. There is enough
newneSS among them TO drain your
old purse for the.purchase OF new;
sc. TO $3.50 with every between
price.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-15
a Murder story.

Those who delight In blood-curdilhs
murder storles-and their numbers are
not few-win find their fond desires lu''S
realized I'm the reports which the Ne"
York papers are giving OF the trlai o.
Dr. Henry Meyer.
The Doctor is n Prussian, ana "a'
o,,oo a nractltioner of medicine In good
standing in the West, but iatteTly soush'
an easy and expeditions road to fortune
by swindling llfe-insurance companies
one Of his accomplces was man naihep
Baum. or Brentt another was musi'
clan named Mueller
Baum got insured for 5000. and tn
scheme was that Meyer was TO give MIN
some innocent drug, which would make
him appear ~. as II from chronic dysen-
tory: that some inexperienced youni
musician should be called in; that then
a dead body should be gotten and pu'
in Botm's bed to represent him, anl
thot then the guileless young doctor was
TO be informed that poor Baum, whom
he had visited several times, was no
more.
Baum expected to be alive and hearty
enough to enjoy the deception practiced
on the young doctor, and TO claim his
part Of the insurance money.
But old Dr. Meyer either because h'
was too sungy to buy. or was unable
to find a suitable corpse. or feared that
the young physician would make to-
close scrutiny OF the corpse when askec
for a death certificate, gave up tina
idea and proceeded 10 murder Baum viii
slow poison Anthony was used. anf
this was administered TO Baum by Meyer
Mueller and a woman known as Meyer
wife. but who also figured In the In
surance policy "a Baums wife Towards
the last. the anthony proving too slow
Meyer proceeded to use arsenic. Baum
now discovered that he was dying, bu
il was then too late, and Meyer an'
Mueller were ineXorablc in their merci-
lessncss.
Baum was thus cruelty and deliberately
murdered, and the insurance money wa'
collected and divided
Later, Mueller. who had got $50 on
Of the 1900. turned informer. 1t Is upon
bis evidence chiefly that the prosecution
hopes to secure conviction.
Professor Doremus, the chemist, WIN
examined Baums body. found in 1t an
tlmony and arsenic both and Mueller:
story is corroboratcd as to minor de.
tails by troop OF other witnesses.
Mueller confcsses himself bigamist
thief, man OF the lowest vices, anC
the grossest appetite. II possible, Meye.
is worse Several times he has swindleo
insurance companies and it Is probabl.
that Baum's is not the first murder tina
he had committed. There was reward
of 500 offered for the apprehension oi
Meyer by the police Of a western city
when Mueller informed upon him. For
this Mueller got 500.
From that moment Meyers troubles be-
gan. Now, unless some technicality can
save him, the electrical ch4D' will shortly
receive him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-15
BISHOP LYMAN'S FUNERAL.
Arrangements for IT Completed - Pro-
grarnme Services, PaIl-Bearers.

gfafnrne, SERVICES, Ihn-behrerss
RALEIGH, N. c., December 1l-(Spe-
cial.) -Bishop Cheshire and members Of
the family Of the late Bishop Lyman to-
day perfected arrangements for Bishop
Lymans funeral. This will take place
here at l o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
There will be a procession from the resi-
dence to Christ church. The clergy. head
Cd by Bishop Cheshire. will precede the
body. and chaplain will bear the Bishops
PASTORAL staff The casket will be borne
by students OF st. Augustine's Normal
School The service at the church Will
be simply the burial service Of the
Church. Bishop Lyman some time ago
expressed desire that his body should
be buried under the chancel OF Christ
church. but more recently changed his
mind. and in his will requested that II
should be buried In lakewood cemetery
here.
PAEL-BEARERS.
The following prominent laymen VIII
be the all-bearers: Peter +. Hines, X.
II. Battle. T. Burke Haywood. g. @.
Iatta, c. T.. Johnson, r. III. Lewis, and
Hugh Morson. Of Raleigh; John Wilkes,
Of Charlotte. and two others from some
other point In the diocese who Will be
chosen tomorrow.
Or. Lyman. OF Baltimore, and Augustus
Lyman. Of Ashevllle: General w. r. Cox
and two children. of Washington, and
Mrs. Niles OF New York, all arrived to-
day to attend the funeral.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-15
HOLIDAY PRESENTS SUITABLE FOR ALL
AT THALHIMER BROTHERS., Filth and Broad street,.

/ Wraps-Every man, lady. ana chul b..
the city knows thar We carry tfn ~. ~
assortment Of Wraps % be- found h,
city. The prices ~ which w. oT.r ~,
viii attract you, ~ VIII the ~ ins VIZ
are the very latest 0ni best Do PES. b.
season. .'f
See the Cspe.Coats We show "a. g.,
800. $50. and $500, no; 10 80 slr.a.'.
Ladies' Cloth Capes IN great ya-....
sure to please You. j.
Ladies' Plush and Velvet Ca1~s ,..
select from az 1l50o. S-0@. AND &
trimmed Handsomely In FUR
You can md hundreds ~ N.s.... .,
Childrcn's CaDe-COats. Jackets. ana f..
Wraps to select fron al prices tlaf .1..t
for Themselves
Infants and Small Children .4,-.... .
| from Sl.J0 40. Remember W. b...
styles. the largest assortment a.. .
| lowest prices YOU will find in tln
Mariao and Wool Underwear f,r f.
Men, Misses, and children. ai-u a
| line OF Ladies' Muslin On1,rxetf e.
the lowest prices.
We have put Oh. knife into Dr.s. d.. ..
and values don't stand ln the sas
they 90. Come and see what ". .r
you In fancy and plain effects A..
portuniiy Is 81 mani o. buy fI. --.
Dress FOR httle money SIR u.t.r....
20 with them. also. We lH.. r.f
the prices 20 sell them .Irtf .
see an OF the Fancy and FIgur.I .r
I'm SILK Materials.
Trimmings-On orr Centre Counter. ,.
will find Dress Trimmings chat ...I ..
500. $50. 500. So. anI iIr ..
all reduced 70 zoe. yard sam
sold AT s. and dc. reiuc.I to *. .
Others az 2ic. worth tN... r. ......'
\ rare opportunity to e.DIr. .nr. t...
some Dress rr'mm.ngs t1r small -...
Handk rchiefs. Glove. ADJ if..... -
every style. AID price o. ,.mn. l.. b,
purchase nc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-15
FACULTY VS.. nae rooT-eALLERs.
a Complaining Circular sent to Students
Parenfs--Exan,ination

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. December
H.--(special)-Th faculty OF the Uni
versity Of Virginia has addressed a cir
cular to the parents and guardians OF
the students informing them OF the habit
OF great many OF the students In abb
senting themselves with the foot and
baseball teams. The circular states that
the faculty is not opposed to athletic
sports. but that the loss Of so much
time IL a serious drawback TO the stu
dents in their class-work. In the future
the parents and guardians are asked to
be careful IN granting their sons and
wards permission TO absent themselves
from the University.
The intermediate examinations In the
Medical and Law departments were held
yesterday.
A marriage license was issued yester-
day nv the Clerk OF the County Court
10 Mr. MarcelIus Farrar and Miss Julia
H. Baker
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-15
THE RICHMOND DISPATCH
BY THE DISPATCH COMPANY,

The DAILY DISPATCH - delivered "a
sabscroers at FIFTEEN CENTS per
week. payable 20 the carrier weekly
Mailed at 50 per snnum: - for ak
,nonths: $50 for three months: 60c. Tor
one month.
The WEEKLY DISPATCH ct 81 per
annuin.
The SUNDAY DISPATCH at NV per
snnun. or 7sc. for six months.
subscriptions in all cases payable N ad-
rance. aud no paper continued after the
expiration OF the time paid for. sena
post Office money-cr1cr. check, or regis
tered letter Currency sent by mail Wiii
ae At the risk Of the sender. Subscriber
wishing their post-ofiice changed must
give their old as well as their new post
Office. Sample copies free.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-15

Dr. Lafferty Is making a collection OF
ghost-stories and asks the readers OF the
Advocate for information Of noises ap-
partitions, voices, either direct or indi-
rect. ana stories Of haunted houses.
While the Doctor Is on this subject
we should like for him TO explain why II
Is that ghosts always appear In the night,
and never in the day; also why 1t is that
"when you put your finger on them they
amt there
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-15

yYgycB ~ THE REST TO TB

WHICH rs THE BEST TO TRY,
out OF all the medicines that claim 10 help
women Wouldn't il seem TO be the one
which costs you nothing unless Il does help
That il DIR. Pierce1s Favorits Prescription.
There's DO other. But II that doesn't benefit
or cure, In the case Of every tired or ailing
woman, she'n have her money back.
In building APP exhausted or overworked
women, and In al the weaknesses and dis
orders OF womanhood, nothing can compare
With this medicine For periodical pains,
prolapsus and other displacements, bearing
down sensations, weak back, and "female
complaints" OF every kind, 1t is q safe, Ger
tain, and guaranteed remedy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-15

The time IL mt hand for you TO be laying
In YOUR preseuts for your dear ones.
Don't wall until few days before christ
now and see the pretty things we ofrer.
We had the opportunity 20 buy lot OF
handsome articles, suitable for presents,
and purchased them al S'c on the uoi-
lar and Will give you the dement, OK th's
great reduction.
We shall discontinue keeping carpets
after this season. and for this reason
will sell what we have at prices Hucn
below their value, or for what you can
get them elsewhere.
worth Coo. yard.
Ingram Two-ply ATWOOD Carpets AT
50c., worth 75c. a yard.
Three-ply ATWOOD Carpets at &c.
worth 500 yard.
Tapestry Brussels at toc.. worth 6oc.
Tapestry Brussels at 5oc.. worth 75c. a
Odds-and- Ends In Carpets at one-half
their value.
A large line Of Druggets. Art Squares.
and Rugs; also Mattlngs and Oil-ClOths
in the best STYLES at the lowest prices To
be found in the city.
Blankets and Comforts are what you
need for cold weather. See the bargains
Large Wool Blankets at $3.50. $500. $3.50.
Best Al-Wool Blankets in the city Tor
$500 a pair. large sizes.
Good CottOn-Stuned Comforts at I.0o.
SIS, $50. and s0O.
Fine Down-Stuned Comforts at 500
and $500. They are the warmest covering
you can buy.
Great Bargains in Portieres. See those
we offer az 500 a pair; those at 500 a
pair reduced from $500 and Sl0.O0.
Lace Curtains were never sold so cheap
as just now. You must ask 10 see them.
THALHIMER
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-15
Affairs In Amherst County.

TOWNSVILLE, VA. December If
(Speciai Mr.. Tandy Brockman, a very
old man died a few days since. He had
been confined to his bed for years and
was blind. 49,, -, ~,
The stores Of Mr.. Isaac Hlte ana MT.
II g Woodson were broken into Saturday
night and the cash-drawers robbed. The
thief has not yet been discovered.
There was a tournament on me arr
view farm, near this place. on TUESDAY.
Tho crown was won by Coleman Loving;
first honor by Mark Cash; second honor,
Roone Cash, and third honor. Tom
Tucker. There was a ball at Mrs. Lucy
PENIS that night.
George l.. Kirk, formerly Of Brunswick
county was killed in Kentucky Few days
ago by being caught under los winch
he uas hauling TO "A SaW-ff1iil.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-15
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-15

Whore other things can only help your Ca
tarrh for time, Or. Sage's Catarrh Remedy
win completely cure The makers Of this
medicine mean what they say 1T they offer
500 reward for any incurable case u Ca
tArrh. Sold by druggists
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-15

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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-15

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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-15

BLACK and NAVY FUR EDGE WORTH-coL-
LAR JACKETS, Of which We have SOFA huhdteus
at g.. Reduced now tos3.91.
lot of MISSES TAN. BROWN, and GRAY
ALL-WOOL CnEyIOr JACKETS, full sleeve and
SKIRT. Sizes IL, IA, and l6 years. Reduced from
$3.50 70 s3.9S.
BLACK and NAVY BEAVER and SERGE
JACKETS, Columbian collar plain aud iur-
edged. Reduced from $3.50 TO sd9S
BRAIDED and FUR.EDGED wCRTH-CoL-
IAR JACKETS. The $3.50 grade rehueed 10
1915.
6styles Of our bes, sellers in s15 JACKETS,
Lewest designs. Reduced to sI2.
FINE QUALITY MOSCOW BEAVER JACK
ETS. with six and su,agh braid on skirt ard COZ
lar. Reduced from $40 $1,000.
GRETcHENs and CHILpRENS SHORT
CLOAKs have all been reduced IN same proper
ton as above.
Prices Cut on Fur and Plush
CapaS.
AsTRACHAN and PERSIAN LAMB CAPEs,
rs iuches long, that sold Of 81 ana el'' re-
duced 20 $3.50 aud go
BLACK CONET CAPE, Is inches long, satin
lined. reduced from Sjto 1919.
LONG CIRCULAR CAPE, coney fur, p inches
long, re lGcol 20 slO.
se5 FRENCH SEAL CAPEs, butterfly collar
reduced % $50
$50 FRENCH SEAL. edged with marton fur.
reduced 10 s2J.
s33 EXTRA QUALITY SELECT SKIN
FRENCH SEAL reduced to $500.
MTFFS a1d lTPPETS at reduced prices 10
correspond win above.
.KAyFuAUy&CO..
Corner Fourth and Broad SIS.
fde l3-4tl
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-12-01

hsyamos vencido esta, habremos
couseguido dominar ell dolor Y ell
padecimiento. Los heebos ya cita-
dos : otros que disrismente llegan
& nuestro copocimientO, tienden o
probsr que la con luists dc 10 enfer-
medad este proxima a efectuarse,
y que la Madre Seigel esta destina-
da ser Ia heroine, y sus armas, al
FemediO fenomenaI.
10000 victimas cada afio se In
molabsn en- los altares de Moe teEu-
ma; Ia entermenad destruye 10000
cada dia.
gesti0n y dlsuepaia; y una vez Eos
81 eliector se dirige q los Eefiores
A. j. White. LImitado, de 155 Gale
de OaRpe, Barcelona, tendrAn mn.
cho gusto en- enviarle gratuitamen-
to IN folleto ilustrado que explaue
las propiedades de este remedio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-12-01

yente expeenoia han demossdo las ropedades toni
ni0as reconsuyees de pdoa urando raamene ooas Las
enfeEmedade depndn del empobcmento de
amentacon POGO nuva por habar ugaee hdnedos ma
venllsdos por Intermediates anteriores
su so6n cursva ehcsE En- las 0ptacones del cora
E0n dolores napetenc dedad dolores s perna
drope sordeas umbdos de oos padez de
Ia pa restuye aor natural eorsnos flores banca
grandes pdas sangre mensuae6n abnndancias
complete desaoo de ovenes Ia edad
de Ia pubertad dbdad general convescenc de las enemedade
sgudAs cr6noas tai que morboss sn6
mas de cloroanema ain de affection general dec
lesion oTgapca que 2r ept0nces otra medcacon
I'm vista zogIesos de algunos inconve
nentes oaV Is prAeuc nctheafo Ia formula d
comprueba po geEeralEado hace de
ella en- toda Ia isla-
OOn pecavese de las mltacones que De
na ban heoho prOpedadeo nerores deoe e
cada egma pEocedenoa este de Abrca
superior aeo dice DOCTOR \. REVERON Medieo
Cusno Ponce Puerto Roo Inferior arma el lado dc
Cecho de 10 exterior ca-Pono Agosto 80 de 1890