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WORD FROM TIE CHARLESTON.
Navy Departm eut Informed of Her
Arrival at Rio.

WASHINGTON. Sept. o7.-Despatohes have hern
received at the Navy Department announcing
the arrival OF the United States cruiser Charles
ton at Rio Janeiro, Brazil, Yesterday.
It Is anticipated that some authentic news NJ
the prorrUs Is OF events there will Eow reach the
United States through the Navy Department.
The evening world., 1893-09-27
CONRAD SUES FOR DIVORCE.
His Wife Is the Daughter OF AIRS. Bar
nabv, Who Was Murdered.

HELENA. Mont. Sept, 2~,.-.\nnounce.
mrnt was mad to-day that J. howard
Conrad. 4 leading citizen. had sue his
wife Mabel for divorce, asking for the
custody OF three minor children,
He names q well-known MontRnian a.
correspondent.
Mrs. Conrad is the daughter Of Mrs.
Barnaby. for > nose murder DR.. Graves
was tried. Conrad took such an inter-
est in The case that h. spent $4,000 in
trying to secure the conviction OF the
alleged murderer OF his muther-in-lGw.
The evening world., 1893-09-27
Held for stealing Two Chairs.

because he did not want his sick mother 10
know OF his arrest, was held In $500 bail in
the Tomhs Police Court this morning on a
,hargc II being concerned In the theft Of two
chairs from the factory Of L. =, Chichester,
of ~ Elizabeth street, It IL alleged that brown
and 4 companion broke into the factory and
carried on The chairs on y truck,
The evening world., 1893-09-27
PRESTON FOR MINT DIRECTOR.
His Nomin alton Sem. to the Senate
To-Day.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 27.-The Presi-
dent sent to the Senat' to-day the NOM
inntion OF Robert T.. Preston, OF the
District Of Columbia. to be Director of
the Mint. MIR, Preston has for some
time been Acting director.
The evening world., 1893-09-27

You can help to load that ship with
food supplies FOR the quarantined peo-
Ile in fever-stricker Brunswick. The
nucleus OF the Relief Committee Is made
up of john A.. Mccall. Alexander r.
Chisholm and j. IL. Parker.
The evening world., 1893-09-27
No More Dress Braids.

Dressmakers are not putting braid On
the bottom of woollen dresses this sea-
son. Skirts are made walking-length,
that is, to clear the ground all round.
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ers In a republic made up mostly Of
plain working people should have had
this salutary training.
We not only wish success to the Yale
students Tho NJ" willing to work, hut
We risk little In predicting success for
The evening world., 1893-09-27

The new tariff bill IL TO be prepared In
a secret chamber at the National Capt
toi, to which oniy members of the Ways
and Means Committee have keys. Moth
ing will he given out concerning tho
progress made on the measure, and tn"
first authentic public news Of it VIII
come when the completed hin Is pro
sented to the House. This is Chairman
Wilson'S announcement Eut because
the Committee is To work in secret it by
no means follows that it Is to work in
the dark. There was a great tariff hear
ing at the polls last November. The
people spok" quit" plainly then.
and there has been no indication of a
change in their message to Congress.
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May Be vaiuable-Ask a Dealer.

TO TUG EuIlUF!
1 have three half-dollsrs of 1889. "a, 'Ss issue
The 1882 and 1884 are the same. WITH letters
on the edge. The 1888 has not the letters on
the edge and has not ,he sign Il Pluribus
unum'' on the reverse side. Kindly let me know
II there Is any premium on them.
CUSTEi. r. WELSH,
The evening world., 1893-09-27
Minister Taylor III with Pneumonia
at Medr'-.

NElD, sept a. liarnis Taylor. American
NlRl'l1f u spain, has rrturEsi to THIS clt,
rom san SrhattiAu, Where he gVrnt his HOLIDAYS
II" Was qrltv IN when he returned. aud Is now
'pnhhod iv lis bed with an atialK %! vncumonIa
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J.rs.v citv's Share o. the Taxes.

state Comptroller William g, HcppsnheImer this
morning presented To Jersey City Treasurer J. II.
Cleveland a check for $40, 07s, 81. In part payment
81 the railroad tayeS for the past year. One week
ago he paid 500, 900 into the Jersey City Treasury.
The state is still indebted to Jersey City $50. Ia,
which Is due from the New York. susquehsnns
and Western RAILROAD.
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FUNDS LAST DAYS.
Contribute Now if You Wish to
Be a Life-Saver.
There Arc Many Sick Tots Yet ia
Be Attended.
This Years Fund Has Been q
Glorious Success.

Az 'ettrrs containing money far tho
Sick Babica' Fund should be addressed
to "Cashicr II WORLD. Pulitzer Bald.
ing, New York City.'
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a higher revenue tax on beer IL sug-
gcstcd. Are the suggestors ready to
stand the higher collar which would In
cvitably follow?
The evening world., 1893-09-27

Express companies are douvnng their
guards on perilous routes. and railway
companies are arming their employees.
1t Is possible that the train-robbing in
dustry Is really threatened. at last.
The evening world., 1893-09-27

MIR. Van Allen has one unique distinc-
tion. No other American can say that
his fellow-citlzens were willing to sub
scribe money to keep him from cN-
hibiiing himself abroad.
The evening world., 1893-09-27

There are too many careless children,
az we'll az too many careless drivers. in
the streets.
The evening world., 1893-09-27
Eat E.for. Gotnu siun,uiu,.

Women should not go into dangerous
quarters II IN Il Crowd hungry, as with
u full stomach there is less danger Of
contra citing disease.
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At Any Costumsr's.

10 u I'ullNT'
Please tell me through your worthy paper
where tights can be hired. II. WILLIAMS.
The evening world., 1893-09-27
The Clergyman Will Attend to That,

to q TuTtUT'
Will YOU please state in what section or de-
partment OF the City Hall. and between what
hours, marriage certificates are granted. or Is
that duty executed by the clergyman?
CONSTANT READER
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He is Still Subject TO the Law.

To the Editor:
Please answer the following: II A commits a
murder. and d Is convicted for It and hanged, can
A. after d Ia hanged. be convicted and hanged II It
can be proved that A committed the murder 2
Yours respectfully. V. g.
New York, Sept. %,
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jacket, edged with satin ribbon. and
similar ribbon frills encircle the skirt;
green collar bordered with satin.
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IN black. then. too. 1t is 10 be found in
rcd and BLACK, brown and black n
purple aud black. The short bodies
should he made Of black cloth, fastened
with metal buttons, and the skirt should
be simple and made of the figured stun
while the doublc-brcustcd rcvers could
either be of black or faced with The
figured
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Did He Trump HIS Partners Acsp

IN thr Tsrrbs Police Cour, this morning
Giovanni Gioyl, II - Mott street. vas held
IA $50 bail on a charge 81 pounding Iichaol
nArty.
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the bank was solvent; but the deronent states
that he did say in an Interview with a news
paper reporter that he had been criticislng the
methods uf the bank for three years.
Dcponrn, further denies that the sum OF $50, 900
reported in the June statement. Of the Commercial
lisnk as liabilities was made up Of eight notes OF
SO. 900 each, which were given by the directors
more than three years ago to make up an impair.
mcnt at the bank, and states tho fact to be as
shown by the sworn report and the schedule ar
rompanyins 1t On Ale In this Department. that the
-" coo item reported MS Liabilities consisted OF
t"3 Items, as follows:
Bank ~ New fork 49, 900
Total ,.,.,... ,..,,..,..,.. ..,.....,'''.' 'SSO,Voo
ncponcrt Genies on Information obtained from the
Officers o. the bank that the said notes for $50, 900
made BY the directors Of the bank were made to
repair the impairment Of the capital Of the bank.
but. on tie other hand that they were made al
collateral security to IN. nJtcs o. one lassel.
which bad been discounted by the bank. and that
the reason why said directors notes were no, put
through the books Of thu bank was that they were
there AZ collateral security only.
Dcponent IL informed that six Of the eight notes
have already been paid to the receiver.
iARL N. PRESTON.
OF September. 1898. join J. ALLEN,
Notary Public. Rensselaer, County.
Certificate filed in Albany County.
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The ODD Fellows Were greatly in cvi-
dencc at the Worlds Fair yesterday.
But the oldest fellow OF all was not
there. lie would be the fellow who saw
the big show and didn't Ike 1t.
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They simply Withsr.

IL there anything attached TO the fact that q
person cannot wear flowers any length Of time
ssf0r they fade away and become srisy. X. U.
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HOUSE AND HOME,
The Snudrinyha Goun.

ringham.' which composcs the gown
given in the illustration. Thu material
is forty-six Inches wide, is made of pur-
est wool and shows IL combination Of
black with a color. Most excellent 1t
looks in feseda green. with the design
The evening world., 1893-09-27

II is not persecution of h Supcrin-
tendent which Is under investigation at
the Elmira R~eformatory, Mr.. Erockway.
The evening world., 1893-09-27
FOR n GtrI of Seceu.

girl of seven. 1t is salmon-faced cloth,
trimmed with myrtle green; zouavo
The evening world., 1893-09-27

A burglar alarm IL sounded from the
Annexed District. 1t Is alleged that
policemen are so far apart across lin"
Harlem that house thieves have no
trouble at all in prolitably filling in the
intervals between patrols. Can these
gaps be somehow closcdy
The evening world., 1893-09-27

That Mr.. Van Allen paradcd az a
Democrat Is not n substantial reason
for paradinS him as an Ambassador.
The evening world., 1893-09-27

But the oldest fellow OF all was not
there. lie would be- the fellow who saw
the big show and didn't IKE it.
The verdict on the Coroner system in
New York will not be that 1t died at the
hands OF unknown parties. 1t will he
one of death from ola age and noxious
dcsuetudc.
Now that We have IIrockway's Idea OF
the prop"r method of reforming Of
tenders. II would J." interesting to have
his ideas about Furnishing them.
A higher revenue tax on beer IL sug-
gcstcd. Are the suggestors ready to
stand the higher collar which would In
cvitably follow?
Silver Purchase repeal should he speed
fly added to the list Of things for which
the American people may be called 10
give thanks.
1t is not persecution of the Superin-
tendent which IL under investigation at
the Elmira R~eformatory. Mr.. Erockway.
IIht WI van Hi'h "i'''' ~ I"
Democrat Is not II substantial reason
for paradinS him as an Ambassador.
Making sure Of a Harvard-Princeton
game this season would more than de-
light the football enthusiasts.
Silver Senators Thinking Would
they kindly let this occupation take the
place OF talking ?
There are too many careless children,
az well as too many careless drivers. in
the streets.
American corn Is to feed the German
army horses. Let the peace Of Europe
continue.
h Riverside Parks water front
must be saved from the book Commits
sion.
Good, KIM. Senator Daniel. please
whisper to senator Stewart once more.
New York acknowledges the receipt
OF that promised cola wave.
1t will he hard to think of the German
Empire without Bismarck.
The evening world., 1893-09-27

The verdict On the Coroner system in
New York will not be that 1t died at the
hands Of unknown parties. 1t will he
one of death from ola age and noxious
dcsuetudc.
The evening world., 1893-09-27

Now that We nave Trockway's Idea Of
the prop"r method of reforming Of
tenders. II would J." interesting to have
his ideas about Furnishing them.
The evening world., 1893-09-27

Making sure Of a Observation-Disclosures
game this season would more han dc.
light the football enthusiasts.
The evening world., 1893-09-27

Silver Senators Thinking" Would
they kindly let this occupation take the
place OF talking ?
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EAST JORDAN IRRIGATION COMPANY.
Principal place Of business. south Cotton.
wood. salt laEu county

NOTICE THERE ARE DELINQUENT
~ upon tho following described stock on
account Of assessment levied ON the i1ih day
ot September, 1856, tho several amounts sut
opposite The uanicH OF the respective share.
NuIdDrH a. fuliUWHg
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Sunday SCHOOL a7d Primary.

ion ho.e books ard cards postage viii 10
ahare boo aiillu 10 u1 rl.cHa given, 10 cot b.
NAL, uuiosi uo prizes g.ven is flr "p1stpaid."l
First Hook for our Liiue FrIendA, ioi
u' uHe OF sunday Schools, Doe.
second Boob for our Liiue Friends,
sunday School rslIar, zl-.
intermediate =. :. Header, aia.
Qucsiioua nnd Answers on the Life
and uissiun OF tho Prophet Joseph
smiiu, It.
bible Questions ana Answers, Tor he
u'a u' nHul.T AHHlHlllHa. Is.
chiidren's Primary Hymn uooh, I've
p.-s postpaid, ae
Primary speaker. No. 6, postpaid. zsc.
g, &c
The uoiei non Hooa, postpaid, i5o.
Claw itcgi.tcr,, per- d'f., .1,.
Primary rune Hook, i1s.
iooh OF sormon Catcca Ism, postpaid, ao,
~ 3. yninu ifymn Hook, each ns, po,s
ulL ls.
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oI.n U. Issntnels saadI. IIanr..

Tho people Ia carly days largely de.
pended upon horseback riding for long
distauCo travel as wen "a for short trips.
honce they encouraged breeds OF horses
which could carry their burdens with
oleo, both TO themselves and tho rider.
Tho saddlcn Of that carly period were
not tho stylish and finished steppera OF
this. Tho bgst horses for tho purposo
were brought from Canada. whcro tho
pace or ambling gait had been most IN.
eouragcd, while Virginia and the south
Atlantic states had given moro attention
IN the rnco horse. Tho Canadians were
said 70 DO a cross Of tho early French
stock with tho stations obtained from
New York and Now England. They
combined the hardness aud perhapg the
gaits Of tho former with tho better size
Of tho latter.
When kentucky was growing into
statehood, away back in tho thirtios, two
clAsAna OF horses mainly wcro imported
into hor territory TO grow up and fntton
on tho Succulont blue grass. They were
tho thoroughbred and half blood from
Virginia and now and then n pnccr from
Canada. Naturally these were crossed,
because many people did not caro- TO
keep up tho breeding OF raco horses. and
tho cross produced moro useful animal.
particularly for saddle purposes.
Tho taste for a real saddle horse is Vi
tatod some these days by a class Of
''profossurs' from England aud Cor
many, who conduct riding schools in
eaStern cihcs They know nothing OF
tho delight Of horseback riding proper.
Thoy have perhaps ncyormountod "a snd.
do hom1 Of tho western typo and thorc.
ioro mako the most " what they know
about tho saddle horse, There Ia another
reason for their adoption Of the high
trotting horse IN their schools.
Many Of The eastern riders are driven
~ horseback us a relief from tho ills Of
counting houses, Hence they expect TO
find Il In the high stepping trot Thoy
arc Misguided and viii find IN tho end
that the case OF body and mind given by
morning ride on gated saddle horse
viii prove moro beneficial than the yin-
lent lolting they get ON tho back Of tho
school horse. Sull it Is not tho province
OF western h0rscmcn 10 dictate 20 their
patrons Our saddle horses arc capable
Of taking ON the trot II need be-. and
they will be- so educated while the craze
lasts, but hero's hoping that It won. be-
long. Mounting tho oastom haclmcys
for a saddle horse is like getting out Of a
hno buggy and taking an OK cart.--Tho
Houomln.
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Noble wOms7's lives Series.

Lydia knights History, IN i8,sr..,,r-
Volume. written I'm on attractive and pleasing
aiYls 1.
ticroincs Of "ltormondam. - in,srs.tip,,
rtrtcho7 of aHm1l ub1 have proved thar,.
seiyea voftly OF honor. gso.
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~ had Jl head OF hoga," saws +. II.
Smith Of Brown county S. d.. (which /
raised aud iuttuuCi ON millet seed, which
made unaycrago weight of 5el pounds on
foot. and ltuttonod one hog that weighed
03l pounds, This hos gained Tor tho last
10 days g IS pounds purdgy Thsmil.
let makes pork that 81 second 10 none. II
80 o enrocrop, grows quickly and no dan.
cor of frost Ills cheaper than corn and
just as good II mot better for fattcning
logs"
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PuRE BRrp AMERICAN DEVON BULL
country not convenient TO market he
could not do better than 20 cultivate tho
Devon cattle.
The Devons arc among the hardest
Of cattle, wcll adapted 20 % hilly or
mountainous region. They can rough IL
ns woll as anything with hoof8 and horns
should BIZ allowed 90 rough g. Where
oxen nr0 necessary, tho gentle. Intelligent
Dcvuns mako the best ones Of all. A
Connecticut dairy farmer who makes
vast quantities of Jersey buttor keeps %
plir u Dovonahiro oxen 30 do an tho
rough work Of tho farm aud Is sure it
pays him. Besides that. In England, the
native homo Of roast beef, thoro g. DO.
Lief that tho best meat which comes &c
the British markets. b that Of d stall fcd
Devon steer
Western mnchmon have heretofore
objected 20 Tho long horns VI tho Devon
as being in the why Of shipping them.
but with tho new md painless methods
Of dchorning now in use this objection
fades out u 1ght
Finally. ~ thcro be- such thing ns a
general purp1 COW, which thorc is not.
tho Devon comes nearer Il than any
other breed. Tho cows Of this family
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Fuur nngp AMrf1CAV DEvoy cow.
will give o hno yiold Of milk n we'll
cared FOR, and Il % only less rich than
that Of tho Jerseys and Guorusoys. Tho
Doyons have their enthusiastic advocates
among tho beef rniscrs Of the west. and
the American Devon Cattle club b. well
sustained. ono Of tho most devoted
Devon mon In tho country is Mr.. d. X.
Eldredgc Of Provo City, u. 4.
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rAs FARMERS BEEF BREED.

nomo Good Specimens Of tho Pine Old Dev.
onshirc Cattle.
In districts where dairy products pay
better than beef rnising the agricultur.
ist should select bis cows from the woll
known milk, butter and cheese families.
But II he Is a small farmer in a rough
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music.

rae Improvements Association SONG
h"oh' contains % collection OF Original
ana .'Ieeiod songs and hymns. ut % must, hy
lro'a-l1r T. uNeslpy. soyouty.oight ,.l.as "A
eto'rn music, postpaid, to,.
n'Ss. Unioa sIusIc Book, postpaid. Soc.
Primary Tune Book, no, utu.ou, p,.,aps.
nr
'"o fHAimody' paper tIie', ti.soi Cloth, uo0i
i'"i Le"'hoL t,lo. Postage n eti. each
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Faitb-PromotiDq Series.


Wy FIRST Mission, a narrative OF per-ana
experience o. amissionary upon uo sandwich
t1aad.. ty George p Cannon. 1ie.
string Of pcnfis, containing a number a
intorc.ung tslichcs and aucci0ics OF nile
f1nary life. etc.. &c
leaves From ny Journal, By prosiian.
wlf1d w01lrun, description % his wonder.
fnl mlHioulry experience. God many Interest.
ing Incident 1f hsuic 1c.
Fragments Of Experience, collection Of
sketches FROM tin experience uf Eiiafa Csc
President Heller &. EimbnIi's Journal,
narrative of thH principal Incidents 10 no
career " Yory remarkable man, Csc.
Early scenes In church History. col.
lection oi Incident from ho lives OF Elders
% ha church Do early dhys, gic
The Life Of Ncphi, ihe BON Of Iohi. who
om.suioI from Jerusalem, LOO Iuloa, 10 ne
land nov known o. South America a.t cen.
turtles before iha coming Of mo Savior. The
tlak contains some sery Important nsms con.
clmihs tle Book % Numan, by ao1rso U
tlln1H, lia
scraps Of biography, containing sketch OF
u llar's liio. tHoHiaHia of raferianee. and
Nnl ha'.ira Journal. ga.
The Uyth Of the lnuuscript Pound.
o.. tae tIuri.uoa 90 Goo Gpau.dinr stay, h.
George Reynolds. gic
Labors In the Vineyard, contains soms Of
he most Interesting otperions.' aver written.
g-.
bNoniiui Narratives, contains s0me Interest.
ing stoi.ha Hni valuable s.l1as, gic.
Helpful visions, Instructive rp4nifs-,,ti,,. ~,
90 t.4ri % iis ahIisoa, 1is.
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WANTED.

ntNiNG ROOM GIRL. MONT WATCH.
| - man. hotel porter. ore haulcrl, book
ktcper. ht 70 last. second south
HorEL MANAGEH At 90 EAsr
II 2ni South. city
nHE nAuLEHs. At oEAsr md SOUTH,
CNOoD Statesmen. AT 60 EAST, Pod
DiNiNG noon uELP, AT 90
- fnsi lnd south. tiiy.
rVwo sALEsLAuiE4 ron JEwELRY
lusucaa. $50 security required. Address
NJ 59 Ncws.
nNE HALEsuAy AND COLLECTOR rOH
~ i0wclu business. ll5l security required
Adltc. J. HcWf.
RIO LADIES INTERESTED Us HOME
baking ~ you would IKE Hny home BAH.
lng. ag done DO yOur own kitrncn. give us h
tTnl. We Jake white and graham bread ana
aII Kinds OF cakes. alec fUrchlty % Boston
600 urIcrs, urirrl token by mail aud 90.
hyoroi Address 'oi iih street. city.
noY 40 TEND ROOMS. STEADY
, work TrHFO'nr HlIrHmtu. HIlt illo
Exchange bureau. No. lui south Street
COME GOOD PLACES orES FOp
- god 1ouuatef. two woman cooks anI
nuteau. % i. lnd south s,feei
A GENT on SALARY au COMMISSION
~ 80 charges Good uuuninEa for live
men, salt Lake Exchange bureau, % D.. md
South trect
A GENT, MAKE g. a DAY GREATEST
n Kitchen lwulIlH ever invented ilouiB
90. Two tu .Ih cold iu every house sample.
postage paid uFl rUuH. furiuss q McMHalu.
'inrinnnu. %.
100 DAYs. At LESS THAN CENrs
i o. per- Coy. Commercial Glass MON.
~ YEAR. BEFORE THE PUBLIC. ruF
n original "nIt take uuHIunH employment
LaghanEe. ss East t.rst south shepard
Hy OrriCE HAVE nrEy OPENED AND
W. operated hy The management ~ shor.
hrl.s fNrhTHFo, i-s faHt Fifat south, o. upcu
in Frisco, JANUARY IT,
VTrNuEHsmP CARDS ISSUED Ar
4li ehrWrda. 1878 lhst lIrt south nr1
sNul ~ any ut One exchange 1frUi fIum Port.
land N'. 10 FRISCO so'proapcotui.
MONEY .REfuNpap WHEN uuu ~.
IVA forts fnil 90 satisfy mrmHHrH, NJ shop.
hfdHs Three m IntlH service aud refund uf
'h month tuil term is', Lasl' ira' south.
NVATCuNEN Wiru EXCEPTIONAL M
w frfou0es, Particular, hhCnaru'H lsa
LA.H liat rnulhs
MAN AMI VIA TO TAKE CHARGE
AfL aWll, Vol equipped ranch, HhCuafiH,
ilH tuai, First South.
GESERAL sroEE MANAGER suEP.
NJ ufdH, lst Elst. IlrHt fouih
Man AND WtFE no M,NAGE s WE'LL
IVA established and centrally located rGss
ianrant shepari'o. is.a East, tirt ouih'
EEuCrRY CLErE. At suErARp.s. iss
~ tHsi, tirt South
Z. 4 PR DAY, OFFICE MANAGER ron
- 4 riy wanted. sacparin, Isi. EaHt.
iuHt south
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-09-27
PlLDORAS RECQlSIIIUYBNIES
DEL DOCTOR D. NICOLAS REvERuN
PrWego exclusive expeddo Madrid eI de Mayo de
1871, por ell Excnno 5r Mnistro de Fomento.
PREPARADAs EN- LA FARMAOTA DE VALE CANCIO,

Vente experenca demosdo las propedsde toni
reconsuyntes pdora curando damente todas
dpenden del empobremieno de
amentacion nutva hsbtaE lugsres h6medos
Ventllados pOr intermediates anterieres. *
su acc6n curava muy efcaz En- las papaones del
dolores de cabeza nspenca edad dolores las pierna
dropeSa cansanoo oers Zumbdo de odo padez d.
restuyen caor natural meteomos flores bancas
randes peddas faa de la mepstuac6n abnndanca
complete deaoo de la edad
de puDerad debdad de las entermedade
sgudas cr6nas G esa aeaCOne morbosas sn6
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lesion oganca medication
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mua han hecho popedades interiors; debe exgs
cada GAIA de egma procedenca este de abc
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