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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-17
CRAMPS SAID TO H1TECdCSED HEX DEATH
CRAVE EFFORTS MADE BY COMP AN1ONS TO SAVE
LEONORA KETCHrM.


Tho particulars OF the drowning OF Lconora
Ketclrim while bathing at shelter Island Thursday
afternoon show that she went TO the shore to haih'
with party Of girls including her three younger SIS
ters Alice Lille ani Title. ana MISS
Hattie Fisher Lcon'ra. Alice and Hattie
vcr, good swimmers. ana decided to have
n race. Lconora swan furthcst ont from the shore.
She was warned by Miss Fisher not TO 90 ont too
far. Leonora either did not hear the warning or
filled TO heed II and In a few minutes threw up her
hands and cried:
"Oh. Hattie, am drowning"
Hattie swan out to aid her and as she came 10 the
surface caught hold Of Leonora's hand Alice thch
seized hold OF Hattc's shoulder, but the tde car
rled them all ont from shore, and In the sV"Es'e
Miss Fisher lost her holi on Leonora ana she again
sank. Alice shricked for assistance ana boat put
ont from a passing schooner Miss Fisher, VINO was
In an exhausted condition. was rescued by 'hS "'a'
and taken ashore. The boat was then put ont again
for Ieonora. but she had sunk for tho last uihe'
Alice Ketchum, who proved to be the aoest SWIM
mor Of the party encouraged her sister Le.horh -
keen M inst before she disappeared Tor th@ nS'
time II is supposed that LcOnora was SPiNl N!.'
ramps Alice Ket,-hum reached the shore In SAFETY.
Viss Fisher when she taken ONT OF 'he Doa' WIS
nartly unconscious, but revived soon AFTER.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-17
Notices of marriages Must be Endorsed Win iui'
name ard address.


.ro,v r,,or. w Air, , 20, late rc,iiancc. l1s East
:.sth.st at j o'clock .,;e.Aooa, IA rs DID, s'"
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
BARNU M1hursiay June 18th in her Ssth year. Mncf's
Jenne B,rnum WI Of s, dsne ejs Iaseyst.
Ero9kyn Friday June loh a, $50 spiu,d,y Juns
l4 i7iS iso$ S. h''A'' ''''' ~ = '''D'
ERowN-June 1c.h 1898, Elaarer Z. Brown. in his so
Ravs and friends are invited attend funeral services
90 N %e gn a' aea at M1rangde Par f '''
CAMpFIELD-On June Is. 1893, sarah H.; wife OF the
ns 's$S On q s5; 81 ss:
Newark a. j. pareis please COPE.
CAILToN-At Elleleth r. j. on June TO- Helen Ne"'
Funeral notice tomorrow.
asa g ys Nj Y 4 'Hs h rSss John O.
Intcment Evergreen Cemetery, near Newark, Monday
& o ,S O3% p p Psnns ' sni
Funeral scrS.ces at the rscnce her sonnaw Irans
the arr9a Of the train Sa1lns the Central
10 .0j q. M. returning, leave greenwich az i-'-'
nALsrEp-on WEDNESDAY June u, Isos, ROte' son o.
Hst and friends q he family are ny ie ra to a,.G sS:
bis f1nsr,i sst.'s ,r 81 r. a, ~ i'' 'S'
K IN o" c sltI Go%tr June H. AZ i i u
veterans III n EesnGn,, o O. s. uS Il y i sss
conp,ny from Eas: 57;h.t SAN day June i'ths
al IL 0e''e" d. H. EDWARD G. ARTHUR. Colonel.
UcRTOX-O1 THURSDAY J"ne Eth nj her lat residence.
No III West ,7th..t. Alice Teal Hfiey we u LoUn
s.nryccs MGdlefW NcEN orh, IL 80 D. M, SuNu"V'
MpoNALD Fdy Jgne Io2 1s9s o .SS 5 ASsSs:
OF the late JOS ph Blackwell ~ mis- city.
Relatives friend, Il the fcuIlN 'ei - 9tcno
tho fine al services Trinity Chapel West 25tst on
Monday. June 18th at ocloca
RANsOM-At Northrort " y. June 18th. 1898. Mrs.
Mary A. Ran sem "a the s1tl lrar oi hcr age.
Funeral services the chapel, Grecnwoo ceneteiy Sat
uriav II a.
VAN UFrsrN-Iuae Is a. Albany. y. " Theodore V.
Van IIcusen, aged - yeie, cnd q m nt1s.
wALTON-At Salarora SPRING. On Jrac Is susan Kear.
nev daughter o lats JUDGE Ue1ry Nacl and Msr-
ccret . Mnodawn S1r1to@I
Funeral De hesda Church, saS;oga, June 17tA az
. o'clock p. III.
KENSICO CEMETERY, Harlem Railroad AZ minutes
from Gard tai Depot; new private staiion AZ
ont iHd.st. TaleDiune call 150 s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-17
MIR. DEPEW VISITS THE EXPOSITION.
HE SAYS THAT THE RAILROADS WILL RUN EX
CURsIONS CHEAP ENOUGH TO PLEASE
EVERYBODY.

HE SAYS THAT THE RAILROADS WILL RUN En-
CURsIONs CHEAP ENOUGH TO PLEASE
EVERYBODY.
Chicago June l6.-Chauncey NJ. Depcw, OF New
York. looking rosy and as fresh az a schoolboy'
and wearing jaunty straw hat, stood In the corridor
Of the Auditorium Hotel this noon awaiting the coach
10 take him TO the Exposition. lie said
AMY primary object in coming to Chicago Is to
attend the meeting OF the Sons OF the American
Revolution, and only incidentally 10 see the EXposi-
ton, which ! hope to have the opportunity OF
looking over this afternoon and tomorrow. for /
shall be compelled TO return home on Monday. l
have been invited to deliver address in connection
with the Bunker Hill celebration 10 morrow, and
If am able to get my brains together tonight
shall do so.'
"What do your road and other Eastern roads
propose doing in the direction OF popular excursion
rates TO the Worlds Fairl7 Mr.. Depcw was asked
1--WE shall make an excursion rate that will he
satisfactory TO verybody, and believe tlat all the
other Eastern railroads will do the when the
propcr time arrives. We shall run weekly or semi
weekly excursions TO Chicago, which will not in any
wise interfere with our regular service ard the rates
viii be placed within the reach OF ALL Up to this
time any attempt on the part OF the railroads 10 run
such excursion trains would have been nj loss.
and no railroad company will enter into any business
which does not promise TO make an adequate return.
Now that the Exposition Is completed, Chicago can
look forward TO a tremendous lhpIuilhS Of the pope
from all parts OF the coantry. and you can feel
assured that the railroad companies VIII d. thoir
duty and bring the people here as cheaply ana as
comfortably as is within their power
speaking OF the financial condition. Mr.. Depew
said
at IS largely matter Of sentiment. II the
people believe there IS money enough In the country
to do business on there is enough; but If. on the
other hand they impression that there Is not
siIici
bank lose their interest. which the banker gains
and the next day, when they discover that the bank
l. ,,rfecilv safe and that the business world has
not collapsed. they carry their savings back To the
bank again believe that the financial Strlngency
and scare are abOnt over. Among the money men
I'm the East there l. unanimous feeling and d sire
Pr n special session OF Congress, and that Just rs
nnicklv n, uossile National relief + needed 10
establish a feeling OF security. As TO the sherman
bill. there is IA demand for lis repeal though The
desire for this repeal Is n matter Of sentiment and
not based any apparent necessty-at least that Is
the way / look al it,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-17
STABLES DTRyED At SHEEDSNElD BAY.

A fire broke out last night in the stables OF the
Ccney Island Jockey Club at sheepshoad Bay. The
Hiding. a long, one-story frame structure, was to-
tally destroyed. All the horses, forty In number
were saved. The loss will not exceed 10000. The
fire IS supposed 10 have been ca,ised b. the over
turning OF Il Lamp.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-17
A HARD BLOW FOR RICHTER.

London, June 1G.-The Berlin correspondent OF :" The
Times" commenting the elections, says. "Rchter
sowed the wind and rcaped the wlrlwind. Liberal
and Radical papers appealing TO their friends to
close up their ranks to withstand the socialist on-
saught. None ventures 10 prophesy the final re-
suit R!chter's organ stil maintairs that the only
mistake In not going far enough In opposing the
Government. and that had they accepted the Army
bill they would have sustained sill greater disasters"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-17
OBTTC. Y.
EDWARD VI. SAMNlS.

Edward " Snmmis. brother 10 Captain y. :. :.
sammi. died yesterday ut Babylon l.. J.. from can
GER lie invented an improved method Of hunch
n ufcloat and had taken ont other patents. lie
wns about TO engage In the business Of shipping
oysters I'm refrigerator 10 the Worlds Fair. at
Chicago. Mr. sammis was for many years associated
with his brother IN the Management Of the surf
Hotel ON Fire Island. which purchased by
Governor Flower last Summer as a temporary puarin-
IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-17

Don't run the risk Of your Cold getting Well OF
itsclf-yOu may thereby drt into condition favor
able to the development OF some latent tendency
which may give you years OF tronbe. Better cure
your Cold at once with the help Of DR.. d. Jayne's
Expectoran good healing medicine for all Coughs,
sore Lungs ard Throat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-17
OBITUARY MOTIFS.

Schenectady y. y. june iG-Waltcr McQu'cn. ocel
scycntynN, died hl. city this afternoon Mr. Mcqueen
was one Of the largest khol IN the S-h'nc iniy
,ocomotlvc Works and It's suDcrntcndcnt ios many
years.
Incl.port y. V. June iG.-Rowand Scars, father Of
Mrs. Henry J. Ives. formerly Miss Gcitruie Sears. The
oorc singer died this morning, AGED ,c'c"ty eight
Yeas.
Great Falls Mont Juac IG-Da,ld II. Churrhll. ono Of
tho wcathiest and br,tinown stocNu"n AMI owners VI
fine horses In Montana died Ia this city yesterday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-17
SOCIALISTS EyrrLT OVER TIE RESULT.

Berlin, June l6.-The Socialist organ "vorwaertss
exults over the result OF the elections which II says
will form glorious titeparc to the radlsn records
OF the future" The aggregate socialist vote bids
fair to exceed 100000. "The Vorwaerts' predicted
that the National LIBERAL successes would be chiefly
in the rich manufacturing towns Of Western Germanys
II Is likely, says 1.-THE Vorwaerts.' that many Anti
f:emtes will he successful at the expcnse OF Con-
servavcs who dry nurssd them. \ conspicuous fea]
ture VI the elections Is the overthrow vi the Radicals.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-17
Az oLDrIuE MONTANA EDITOR.

Veterans Ike Colonel >caiicN occasionally got on
tho rumpocc and ,cfrr q their contemporaries IT,
languag. iorcbl. than polite. III =" INC vi soul
Democrat only last winter tnc inhel one any use
np column Of sIacc In calling The lrtcr-Mountain-
ninety seven different kinds OF liar; but thc next
week he made q codicI 10 his VIII, leaving tbs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-17
dition Germany would find herself In. to plunge
Europe In q ruinOus war.

Europe III ruluUus ""F'
SOCIALISTS OF THIS CITY REJOICE
Many Of the Socialists Of this city were at the West
Side Labor Lyceum in Forty-second-st last night 10
hear the returns from the elections In Germany They
were enthusiastic over the reported gains made by
GERMANY They said that their party had gained an
Increase OF nearly Onelth over the election OF lovO:
Alexander Jonas, who formerly the Edltor OF
the "VOlks- Zatung,, was at the Lyceum. lie was
OF the opinion that the Reichsas would make some
sort Of compromise with the Government on me
Army bill. He thought that the gains made by
the Socialists in Germany would Cause a Ike In.
crease In tho socialstic vote In the coming French
elections.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-17
Gpcrial Notices.
Established 1878

MRS McELRAIWs HOMEMADE PRESERVED
DRANDIEs, CANNED AND SplCED FRUITS AND
JELLlES. - ~ ,....
PURE RED CURRANT JELLY A SPECIALITY.
IycrythiDg pvt In glass and Kept until fall. For
prices references &C.. address Mrs. SARAH D. Nc.
TIVATlI. SOB Dcgrsw-st., Droo'yn. " Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-17
SUNDAY CLOsERS DISCOUNTED.

OPENING THE FAIRS GATES.
chicago. June 10 tspeciall-T1e end OF the argu-
,,.nt IN the Worlds Fair sunday closing case before
Chief Justice Fuller and judges Bum and Allen IN
~. FEDERAL Court OF Appeals this afternoon brought
nttle encoura cement TO the advocates OF closed
eunday. "You hold that this court cannot CONSIDER
TIE matters Of public policy involved IN OPENING or
sao.n~ The Fair ~ inquired Judge Bum Of Mr. High.
81 DO replied the counsel fer the Sunday ciosers.
Il was very evident from the expression OF the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-17

~upcrnucus Hair NIo!cs permanently destroyed ~
elc ctricty work -u,raltGcd circulars s,nt uELrAS
PARK sc West 2-l-s:.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-17
THE ACTION or TIE NEU-YvRK BINEi

PART OF WHOLESOME FINANCIAL POLlCl.
From The Albany EXPIRES.
The action Of the Clearing House Committee Of
Ncwiork In deciding to Issue crr'in,nt's can ot inl
10 have a beneficial effect. II again signnlh"s il'
new and wholesome policy of modern Numbering, ana
will have widercaclins results
NO NEED TO Use THEM AT PRESENT.
| From The Philadelphia Telegraph
There Is certainly occasion to use Clearing loIs"
certificates at present, hut by opening thc way to
USE them If necessary. public conid,ncc IN the ability
L. s,rcnsthcncd re pccaullon is one that VII
meet the approval Of all intelligent narccrs through
ont the country
UNDOUBTEDLY A WISE PLAN.
From The Hartford Courant.
or Genre It is Il wise plan. The banks are strong
They have PAPER or other securities undoubtedly eoni
but II * not cash. You could not create NOR
comp'cc prostrliion Of all business hln tor any hank
to cali In all is loans and every deposition TO withdraw
his dcIo.its, ard everybody IL "l1ulaa,'. ~ 'Ni'
plum which is to ne rcndopted. any bank that Is
,hori Of ready money. deposits with the clearing
hcu,c acceptable co,tcral and IN return gets circuit
| against which Us drafts are good.
AN AID IL RESTORING CONFIDENCE.
From The Philadelphia Record
for currency in the Vest viii double their caPeg
for aayng the monetary s;iingency: ana VIII SUI
further aid in promoting returning confidence.
NOT A MARK OF PANIC.
from The springfield Republican,
Yesterdays action Of the York hanks Shond
have a rcas urng effect. ana We ihH"'r u VIE.
is not mark If panic. hut actlrn "r'rtv'Y J.,
The linc Of checking tn" diving up Of the ,pln:' %i
credit and o. Increase ~ aviial" resource. Tor INV
prosecution Of trade and infn'iry. Ii imat,n ~
.bcr lor, bnulnc centres II NUT opcraie distinctly
10 STAY The proer~s Of di;riS and improve The ,olr
of the money markets. y i consequently u INV WIZ"
financial and bGsinc's siuauon'
r. SHOULD ALLAY rNEAsNEsS.
From The Boston Journal ,sn,
Tho d.c,son Of the New.Iork banks TO Issue Clearing
urusc certificates Is precautionary measure, " WIZ
Il the very considerable d,hhhu Tor mon't ~ '"'
We.t II * a step which should allay uncGslnc' y
East mornIng and evening trains t. the Aaron
Al 81 ria New.York Central Drawing room, sleep
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-17

Fast morning and evening trains t. the Adiron
dacts ri, New.York Central. Drawing-rOOu, Steep
Ing ana buffet cars through without change -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-17

KEXsICo CEMETERY. Harlem Railroad; az minutes
from, Gard tai Depot, new private staon AZ
entrance IL East i.dst Telephone call j5G 50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-17
RI .uorLD ALLAY UNEAslNEsS.


m. sclon Of the New. York banks TO Issue Clearing
u,nso co,tIGcn,os Is precautionary IT. view
II the very considerable demand for none IN ''e
Vest II Is step which should alay un'aslhcs
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.LIBROS.
En- Ia Imprenta del Bo1HT1N GO
han recihido lcs aiguien't g:

En- Ia Imprenta del BoLET1N @
han recihido log siguienas:
T6digo Penal refOrmsdo sn 1870
51n las variaciones introducidas Ga
Iel mismo por la ley dc IL de julio
de 1876, concordado y comentadO
para 81 mejor inteIgencia y tacil
aplicaci6n, con ma multituo de
|ejemplOs y cuestiones praCtioas ex.
tractadas de la jurisprudenc ola etta-
blecida por ell Tribunal Supre me
On mas dc cinoo mil sentenCias die
tadas en- m&teriA de casaci6r 0ri.
minal desde 1870 & 1887, y de ia
jurisprudenCia francesa en- los Ga.
SOS no resueltos adn por Ia nues ira,
que dimansn de articulos del o.
digo frances, que guardian complets
identidad J analogis con los de-
O6digo espanol, seguido de un ex
tense y minucioso repertoire alta
b6tico de las mismas y de IN ap6n
dice con las leyes penales especLa-
les de contrabando = defraudaci6n,
ferrocsrriles, montes, ley electora'
les y municipal, caza y pesca, ley
sobre protection B los nifios de 26
de Julio de 1878, y sobre usurpa.
ci6n y falsifcaci6n de patentee de
80 del pgopio mes y afio, anotadar
y comentadas con la jurisprudeD-
ola del Tribunal Supreme.
Obra utiiisima a los sehores Ma.
.gistradoS, JurAdos, Jueces, Fisca.
les, individuos dei Ouerpo JuridiCo
Militar y dehas funOlonarios en-.
oargadoe Ge Ia splicacion dc Ia ley,
y muy particularmente / os seno-
res Letrados, detepsores 6 acusa.
dores en- Causa criminal, "a todaE
RQuellas personas que, deseosai
de conocer el Oodigo y laJuriApru'
dencia, 40 han podido hacer dS
ellos un estudlo especial, por e,
Rxcnlo Sr ID. Salvador Viada y vi.
llaseca, Magistrate del Tribuna
supreme J Oiputado 4 Oortes,-Ul
TINA edicion, Cuatro tomoa.
,,COMPLACION de las disposi,
clones organ cas- de Ia AdminisrFs
ci6n de Juetioia en- les provincial
de Ultramar, precedida de una III
troduoci6n hlsthgioa, anot8da J
concordade con Is legialacl6n ante
=ior y Ia DC Ia Peninsula, y con Ia
reyes Irocessiss, : seguida do va
lios APPENDICES, compTensivas 80 Il
Icy de nniacaoi6n dc 10 do AgostG
de 1885, el deOreto ley de emplea
dos de Ultramar = Las demas die
posioiones vigenteA po1 Ramon
Sanchez Oeaila, auxiliar del Minis
terio do Gracia y Jnsticla y Redac
tor de la I" Revista dc loa TribunA
IIea". Ediai6n dc 1891.
PEDAG0GIOA, por don Joee San
cnex y Gonzales de Somoano.
REPFRT0RIO DE JURIS
PRUDEEClA en- materia criminal
tornado por una tEnta de Abogs
doc, bajo la direction dc don vi
Cente Romero Giron; oomprend
desde al aho 1870 4 1890; 8 tomo
pasta.
LEGIsLACIOS de primers en-
7shanEa, Ferrer klvcro.
| VETRklNARIA, Arago
Id alemanA, Castro Verde.
| FLsIOA y quimiCa, Feliu.
| TABLAs de logaritmos, sAr
LheK Ramos.
| TENRDURIA de llbroa, OaStz
fo&.
| ATLAS dc GeogrAiiA Unlwerai
oompnesAo de 80 mApAa trAEadC
con AEreglo q Las actnalaa aivial,
Ines politlcaa, pgUc0dido dc una nj
siclA osegTAaes EsG~4sstssm, por DC
EiIaa Ewr,Asl.
o0DIao OWL. somsnlado .,
Saleoas . tomos pasta
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-05-07
PILDORAS RECONSTLTUYENTES
DEL DOCTOR D. NICOLAS REVERUN.
|FrNeeo exclusive expeddo Madrid ell de Mayo dc
/ 1851 por eI Excrno Sr MnistFo de Fomento
PREPARADAs EN- LA FARNAOTA DE vALLE OANCIO
0plcos daptaOs dc Ia Herdadera formula Ponce PusrtonRo

Vente amos de xpnca han demostFsdo las ropedades toni
Moss recOnsuyente pdoa damene oas
dependen del empobecmento de Ia
ahmentac6n nutva habar ugares h6medos NAL
YenElsdos Intermediates anterioEes
su ac6n Cursva nuy efaz En- las paptaciones del
dolores de cabeza napeten debdad dolores las perna
eansncc sodas zumos de odos padez dc
pe 10 que reatuen csoE natural neteosnos flores banca
Srsndes p6das de aa de mepsuao6 abHndanCias
para complete desarroO de edad
ce puberta debdad convsscenc de les
agudas c6nicas tai a aeracones morbosas sn
mas de una simple affection general deo
una lesion 0tgniea ecsmaan entOnCes meCac6n
En- va de los de Ia p6uCa de algunos inconve
entes pr&ctca ha modicadO Ia formula
De oeoer poo ma preparation d segurs rpda sus
qRe oHpFuebs tan geRasasado hace de
ella en- cda f7
Don fin eCaverse de las muchss moones que de
rm han heh popedadea nfeiore debe exgse
ne en cada de egma esS de fAbca
superior so que dice DOCTOR n REVERON Medi
Fnjapo Ponce Puerto Rco Ia Inferior rma ell adO de
eoho de aa de esta caaPonce Agpsto
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-05-07
LINEA DE OAIBARIEN.

Todos los lanes D les 8 de 10 tarde
saldE& IN vspor que, tocandO lOa martss
en- la isabella de Hagua, .llegark d OAi.
haFien los mlercolss. r-so g 49,.
RstOrnSr& Galiendo:ds Oaibarien los
jusvss, despu6a de Ia llsgRda del trsn
dc pAssjsEoe, con eseala en- Sagua, ,
llegArA d Ia Hab&nA los Visrnss.
Todos los visrncs & lAs 8 de 10 tards
isaldr& otTo vspor que tocarGsn Isabela
de Ssgus logsSbadOA y llegRrk D Gal
;bayien los Domigoss
Efectnar& gu retorno. o.saliendo de Oai-
barisn los martes, .depues de IA negada
del tssR de paasjeros, tocara en- Sagua
y llsgaf6 4 To Habana Loo microbes,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-05-07
NOA Y VALE.
ORIz is EGQUINA 4 Ia Luna

D Amaze en de niue. ~
m bles de iodss Ga. -
ses, espCciaiidad ca los de We.
na, mArmoles para toda ciske d.
muebIeris. mottradoFes y ispidas
Precios sin c0mpetenciae Ofre.
;smoS a uuestros paEEoguiaDoa ot
q Isla eodas Lac ventsiaa en- prs.
tios y condolences,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-05-07
81 el lector sc diriqe q los Sres A

81 el lector 80 dirige q los Sres A.
J. White, Lim!tsdo, de 155, Gale
'e Caspe, Barcelona, tendra mu-
,ho g1sto enviarle gratuitamente
un fo!leto ilustrado que expliqut
iss'pr0p'edades de este remedio.
81 el lector sc dirige q los Seno
res A. J. White, Id, della calle de
Caspe N6mero 155, Barcelona, es-
ros senoreS tendrau mucho gusto
en- enviarle gratuitamente IN fo-
lleto ilustrado esplicando Ia pro.
piedad de este remedio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-05-07
LOcion Fantiherp6tiCa
DEL DR.. MONTEe.

rs al uejor medicamento para
enrar las herpes y guitar la pica-
son en- el momento de aplicarls.
La Loci6n estA perfumads> qui.
t. 10 caspa evitando Ia calda del
cahello y hace desaparecer los ba
rros, empelues, mAnchss y espiui.
las en- 10 cara. Exito SECURE {
Immediate.
Pidase en- todas las b dcas de la
Isla- Al por mayor, casa del sehor
Gulllermety, depoaitario.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-05-07
AMIGOS DEiTODOS
PILDORAS HOLLOWAY.

.MilloDes de persouas, en- toiss
las parties del mundo, recomiendan
dlohas Pildoras oomo ell meior res
taurstivo de la saiud one SO como
ce. Elias curan todss lss afeocio..
mes Gel eoraz6n, del higado, de
est6msgo. Dc los rinones y de los
intestinos, y remueven la scrimo.
MIA, la natuleucia Y Ia Cardialgia.
expulsando de la ssngre toda ims
pureza, fortAleoiendo completsmen-
te ei sistems nervioso Y dando IN
tono Saludahle u la orgsnixaci6
genera.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-05-07
ANTONIO ALFlU IBlRlLr.

Doctor en- Derecho Owl y o.
,6nioo. Aboga1o de los nustres
Coierioa de Madrid ) Puerto Rico,
eon bufcte alberto en- Ia Capital de
IA MonarquiA, ofrece sus scrvlcios
urofeslonales & sn numerosa ellen
ia de esta Isla. para ante 81 Tri'
ennal Supreme de Justicla, ei Con-
s@Sc de Estado, Tribunal de Cuen
90 del Ralno y dem2s oentros 80
| p@rsores, Iud'slales y admlnsEtTati
vea da In Nsca6a.
RsFraao, nam. II u