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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-04

Dicen de Fajardo que han quedado muy lu,
cidos Les examenes de Ia escuels que dirige dona
Hip6lita Agenjo, y entire las SO nihas que concu.
rriegou, fueron notables en- todas las asgnaturas
las sen oritas Maria Luisa Siaea y Manuela VAz
quez La junta y personals que visitaron ell plan.
tel de referencia, quedaron atamente satisfechas
del ad elanto de las alumnas, felicitando la pro
fesor@ por su laboriosidad y trabajo, pues no ha.
ee MS que meses que Sc hlzo cargo de la es:
cuela. 49,. .,
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81 doctor schrady, de Nueva York aconseja
para curar las quemaduras 81 empleo de una
pasta compuesta de los siguientes ingredientes:
idem. Aqua fenicada 500 idem. Melaza 10 id.
Sc extiende con un pincel esta pasta sobre las
parties quemadas Y sc renueva de vez en- cuando.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-04

Nuestro j6ven amigo don Jose Potous obtu-
vo en- sus examenes en- Barcelona las notas de
notable sobresaliente lie felicitamos
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-04

El vapor Antonio Ldpes cargo en- el puerto
de esta Capital para la Habana 932 sacos SO, o26
kilos cafe; 379 pacas 1888 kilos tabaco en- ra-
ma; Is pacas mirahuano, sacos hedionda 4
barriles sebo. El bergantln ingles Mabsz Hoa0ard
azdcar con 49,, 1892 kilos. La goleta inglesa Flo
renee para Halifax, via Fajardo, rs cascos Il 75o
kilos miel y el bergantin ingl6s Glenorchy para
Halifax 3o2 bocoyes, barriles y 9l7 sacos CON
3lA,75O kilos azdcar.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-04

Dicen de Caguas que apenas sali6 de aquella
villa e estimable Padre Ceballos, cuando el senior
Obispo dispuso el traaado del Padre Bell6n la
parroquia de Rio-piedras. Este secerdote tam
bien es muy estimado en- Caguas, por 10 cual su
partida ha sido muy lamentsds. La villa felicita
los afortunados de San German Rio .piedras
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-04

Sc encuentra enfermo de CANA hacemos
voto por su pronto restablecimiento, nuestro com.
panero en- la prensa el sehor don Rosendo Rivera
valiente director de La Repdsbzsca de Arecibo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-04

Segdn nuestras noticlas, el senor don Anto-
nio de Ol6zaga, Administrator Central de Con-
tribueiones Rentas dc la Isla, ha sido agracia-
do por Ell Gobierno de S. M. con Ia Real Orden
Americana de Isabel la Cet6lica.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-04

En- Ponce SO han cerrado algunos estableci.
mientos de menor cuantfa que no pueden pagar
las Quotas que SO les asignan con las nuevas tari
fas. Dice un colega de aquella localidad que 81
1mpuesto de consumes por una parte, las tarifas
de otra, los aranceles de Aduana, ell tratado his
pano- americana ID question monetaria compll-
canse de ia! manera que van hacienda muy diff
Gil Ia vida del comercio del ciudadano.
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Retreta para manana por la banda de VI

luntarios
10 Paaodobe "Ecos de Galica", Anglada
-2." Tanda de Valses "Ensueno Seductor"
Ros aa.-3.0 sinfon1a Opera ''stifelio", Verdi
40 Fantasia Opera "Hugonottl", Meyerbeer
-5-" Polka C6nica Zarzuela 'Cadiz", Chueca
--6." Danza, "Soy Feliz" Campos. So,
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Al DUblicO

Hecha por los gremios respectlVos Ia distribution de
las Quotas de las quezas Cons rcia Industrial
pondiente economico actual de 1898 81, sefala
para DIR resolyer quejas 81 dia del presente mes
las dos de la tarde 81 salon de la de
judicado haga Ia reclamation que estme convenien-
e, expresando de paabra las razones en- que La apo
We aduciendo los datos que Ia iustifquen. Pie
dras Julio de 189S-E Sndico del gremio de tejidos
JOSE JoGLARE sindco del gremio de pulperias de A.
clase RAMON GARoA-E Sndico del gremio de puperia
clase J. BALADo-E1 Sndico del gremfo de abaste
cedores de carne MANUEL PEREZ. IL
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Ell PAR! .:.+,: .4s:: ::';;:;;: f:::%r... :=:::s,.

Gls
~ Elegante moderno establecimiento en- ampio To-
cal amueblado con NOVEDAD, LUJO nIMPIEZA. Ser
vico nmejorable magncas preparedness perfume
ria fancesa al estilo modeo Sc admitcn abonados.
los aeros por cualquer concepto vsiten La
Capital de Ia Isa de les suplca vista
al elegante SALON-BARBERIA Ell PARIsIENsK No olyi-
dar Ia direction: calle de Ia Cruz 2 % Dbre.
CONsEJO A LAS MADREs-E Jarsbe Calmsnte de
la senora Wnsow debera sempre cuando los nos
padecen de Ia dentcion. Proporcfona avo Immediate al
pequeno paciente produce sueno tranquilo natural,
aiVando todo dolor, ell angefto rsueno fez.
Els muy agradable al paadar Aiva pequenueo ablan
da las encfas cama todo dolor gulaza los intesnos
Ell mor remedio conocido para aess ocasionada por
La denticion Il otra causa.
HASTA AHORA siempre ha dado los resultados be-
nsfcos que esperaba de Ia combination.
~ Chicago, 0oviembre de 1875
He recetado la Emulsion de Scott de acete de hlgado
de bacalao, etc. muchos de mis- enferos resultados
muy halagGenos Rara ha sido la que ha sdo toma
da repugnancia pues comparativamente de gsto
agradabe el estomago acepta hasa ahora sempre ha
dado los resutados benecos que esperaban de La
binacon Su alto. 6. s s. ADAMS ALLEN M. ID. L. d.,
Presidente Professor de Medicna Elemental Pracca
Rush Medical Collage, Chicago, Ill., Estados- Unidos
Muy mios Concurro 10 que dice La anterior
P. Ross A NJ, M. Professor de Medicina Clincs En-
fermedades del pecho Rush Medical Collage, Chicago Ill.,,
EE Unidos.
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La persona que halla perdido una cadenita
al parecer de plata con algunas medallas, puede
pasar recogerla por esta redacci6n. Fue en-
contrada anoche en- la calle por el joven Marcos
Malendaz
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-04

I ia Companla que actda- en- nuestro col;seo
anunc Ia para ell jueves proximo como Ultima fun
cidn le abono, la zarzuea Guerra Santa Miguel
Strogs #, de Julio Verne. -:
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Grandcs Vinos EsDafO|es

Vnos puros encabezar de las mejores Bodegas de
Hoja Halpeaas Galicsa Msszaasua Sanscar
media Leores C0ezas de las meio1es marcas yenden
ell dep6sito de los sefores FAJARDO HERMANOS c.
San Francisco ST. 81 por al detae precios bars
tisimos.
Si quiere Vd. fumar cigarrillos sabrosos, So
icite los de la marca Siboney de Ia Habana que
venden los senores A. Figueroa J Ca, son los
meiores de la plaza
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!. casa AraGss E!!l.!as. a. ;;:,.'.,. ::

Els sin dsputa ninguna Ia meior c1ase, la dnca
donde hallan "a de camas desde $12 hasta $500
cochones de 10 tamaos cochonetas desde Ell preco mas
moico hasta de bordada Gran surtdo
maquinas coser de derentes classes sstemas
rantza Ia regulardad de las msmas Atlas noVedades
en- tedos de seda lana satenes chacone batistas
etc. para vesdos de senoras ala manera para nos
casmes dagonales c6s chviolle para cabaeros Els sin
duda Ia nica donde hallan los arcul0s de mas
gsto onde hallan las camsetas Crespe de Sant pro-
pias este pals. Consane sudo generos de
lana.
Acredtada casa en- fantasas. 30-S
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FL aquf Ia relaci6n de los servicioa presta-
los po 81 cuerpo de Vigiancia Seguridad y Or.
9ten p1 blico de esta lala durante 81 mes de Junio
|ipr6xin ID pasado: aprehensionea verifcadas pol
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Seccion de AnunCios
banco EspahoI de Puerto-Rico

60 DlVIDENDO DE UTILIDADES
Por acuerdo del Consejo de Gobieno fecha de aver,
desde Ell ses de los corentes quedara alberto ei del
divdendo de benefcios ell provisional
pondiente al primer semesre del ano Los seno
acconstas deberan secreia de las rde
pago necesaas Ell cobro justfcando forma
caraeter con que 10 agan los que en- repre-
de 1914 81 de Ia tarde-Puerto- Julio de
1S93.-El Sub Gobernador.-JosS II. L6pez - 6-l
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Sc ha dispuesto por e Gobierno General que
las retretas que ven1a dando los jueves la banda
de Voluntarios, tengan lugar en- 10 sucesivo todos
los microbes.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-04

Por los guardias de Orden pdblico, Juan Va
Ter . Rafael Alarc6n fu6 detenido en- Ia Gale de
Sem Francisco q las nueve de la noche de aver
lel indi viduo Juan Paredes por hurto de un catre
cen dc 8 sabanas que SO le ocuparon
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-04

NB- Sc DESEA VENDER BARATO un
lotes de papel cortade propio para programs de
Te; atr O etc. etc. En- la redacci6n de LA CORES,
POI sDHNcIA informaran. lO-l
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-04

Segdn escriben de Utuado un amigo nues-
tro,, aquel Alcalde nj quiere soltar el Nancy nj
Gu, nplir con la Ley Ell 10 del mes en- curse que
tor no possession el nuevo Ayuntamiento, celebr6
ses lon para elevar terna al Gobernador 81 al
cal de se opuso al acto. La Corporation enton.
ees :dese6 quedar en- session permanente mientras
el aobernador resolvfa la consuta que Sc le hi.
Gle T. respecto del particular, el senor Robert
Ia bevant6 sin permitir al aAyuntaniento que
eje. minse sus derechos. 81 las anteriores mott.
ciaas son exactas, bien lamar la atenci6n
del GFneral DabAn.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-04
4 las Farmacias da Guiller

pitaI de Puerto-Rico, & las Farmacieg d. Guiller,
mety Blanco y Daub6n.
EN- Ia ESFERA, nS',s's1a F.. a. zaa.. 3, s9ssI u.
ENEz acaban de recibr los arcuos siguentet: Jue
gos de ruedas coches balo baquetas charoladas
barnices para coehe, Cubertos de PLATA CHINA, idem
Qeanaaes0 MAQUINAs PARA CosER cajas de hierrO
guardian caudales Arneses carruajes Surtdo gene
raj pinturas acees etc. otra innidad de articulos
que Sc yenderan precios de baratillO. 15-13
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-04

Borras y Reines venden en- su peleteria La
Comstomcsa toda clase de calzado para sehoras,
ninos y caballeros; corbatas, camisas, medias,
pahueloslde seda la mar de otros artfculos de
gusto necesidad. No olvidar la direction:
San Francisco ndmero 80.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-04

Tras larga penosa enfermedad ha falle-
y 1-cido en- esta Capital, las d de la tarde del
dia de aver, la distinguida Sra. D." Ramo-
na Golzarri, viuda de Alberdi, madre poll
tica de nuestro amigo el apreciable Sir. Co.
mandante secretario de este Gobierno Militar,
don Joaquin Gonzalez Moro. A toda su afijida
familia la acompanamos de coraz6n en- el justf.
simo pesar que la afiie.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-04

Hemos dido dscir que el jueves de la semana
en- curse, aparecera el primer ndmero del nuevo
diario que empezara & publicarse en- esta Capital
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MY 70 Sc venden muy baratos en-
I MO GDAG0 Casa-Blanca. Informaran
en- Ia Porteria. Gale del Sol. 6-l
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SObrilOS de POrtilla.-.

bon especial para fraguas y antracita,
efectos titles para maquinarias, ofrect
un surtido de VELOCIPEDOS de car
no, a precios muy m6dicos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-04

En- las 1ltimas elecciones para conceiales en-
Cabo-rojo solo Sc constituy6 un colegio en- la Ca
% Consistorial, compuesto de los seflores don
Juan G. Marti, presldente, don jose r. Leyro
don Emilio Perez, don Antonio Camacho don
Jaime Geronimo Marti, secretarios. Los conce-
jales electos, fueron: don Antonio R. Cabassa,
don Jose NJ Guerra, D. Jose y d. Antonio Fley.
tes. Las dichas elecciones resaltaron del todo
pacifcaa,
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Extrafa va en- esta Capital que no haya lie
gado el vapor frances de la Companfa Trasatlan
tica, que SO espera desde aver. Esta tarde las
tres Sc tenlan noticias de que hubiese llegado
st. Thomas
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Nos escriben de Sabana.grande q. la sol1citud
presentada al Ayuntamiento por varios vecinos
para que no Sc edi6case la carnicerla en- ell lugar
que querlan edifcarla, fue atendida. E1 Ayunta-
miento acord6 -. que en- vez de fabricarla en-
frente de la casa del Ter. teniente de alcade, Sc
fabrique al costado de la misma. La nnlsma cosa
pero CON variante de vinagre, que dicen los ma
llorouines
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-10-04
ROCHESTER,.
ROVER

Married, at Elyria, September 2J, Dell
Durry, Of Troy, and Miss Pearl Blair, of
this place. Mr. and Mrs. Durry expect to
make Rochester their home.
Geo. Rolf has been putting cellar un.
der his house and otherwise improving
his place.
Geo. Bartholomew has been repairing
his house and shop and is now prepared to
serve the public as shoemaker Mr.. and
Mrs, Bartholomew suffered In the recent
fire in this place, losing their home, but
are now settled and doing we'll.
Mrs. Geo. Garrison visited her boys,
Roy and Ted Garrison, Of Berea, last
week.
Harley Beardsley, OF DenDison, Iowa, is
visiting bis father, Philander Beardsley,
and his brothers In this place. It has been
a number Of years since Mr.. Beardsley
left to make his home in Iowa and his
friends will be glad to learn that he is
prospering and doing well, being engaged
in the hotel business at Dennison.
q. II. FELTON,, Of this place, has pen
quite sick, but Is convalescent.
Walter Crandall, jr., has been engaged
IN teach school in the Beckley district this
winter.
Curt Larrabee AMI wife, Of New Lon.
don, were calling on friends in this place
Sunday.
There is need Of a milllner in this
place. It is be hoped someone In that
line Of business will decide to locate here
this fall.
Seventeen tickets we're sold at this place
on the excursion to Cleveland last Thurs.
day.
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Probate Court.

J.H. Reed appointed guardian of Oliver
G. Hadaway.
Jos. N. Ellis appointed administrator oi
estate Of Emeline G. Tenuey, late OF ober.
lin.
Inquests Of luEacy held iu cases Of
Catherine Bender, OF Lorain, and o. j.
Humphrey, of North Eaton. Patients de.
clared insane and ordered conveyed tc
Toledo.
The following accounts have been filed
and will remain ON file for exception until
the 14th day Of October, A. d., 1898. at 10
O'Clock a. m. The final settlement accounts
Of the executor Of B. o. Newton, the ad.
ministrators of Mary Panschow, Robert
G. Kennedy, Theodore H. Clark, Glars
Taylor, X. II. Camp, William Rick; the
guardians Of Will Clancy, George Philpott
William Squires, Margaret Baker, Henry
+. Remington, Mary Lyndes, Also the
partial settlement accounts Of the eGecu.
tors Of J. A. Chapman, Austin KingSbury
administrators Of Henry Morehouse, II
b. Wardin, Burt d. Crane, James Weeks
guardians Of Lorin Clancy, Anna, Emma
William and Harry Mackey.
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LITCHFIELD.

Isle johnson and Nellie Radie went 10
LeRoy Saturday morning, where they will
attend school.
Sidney and Alta Wilson will attend
school in Medina this winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Leach and daugh.
ters, Nellie and Carrie, left for Chicago
Tuesday.
Mrs. Flemming and son, Willie, spent
Sunday at Harvey Leach's.
Sherm Gardner. Harlan Herman and
Yubs Morehouse started for the worlds
fair Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. 0rlo Nickerson have gone
to Boston TO attend the wedding Of their
son Hiram.
Miss Libbie Benton Is spending few
days In town.
Mr.. Nichols and family, Of Medina,
spent Sunday In town.
Ada Nickerson returned from an ex-
tended trip In the west last week.
Whisper, the horse s. Rice recently
bought OF orlo Nickerson, now owned by
s. Rice, A. Crow and r. Barlow, won first
money at Wooster In the 8 minute class
also at Millersburg. She will trot at the
Akron fair this week. Mr.. Rice paid $50
Tor two horses, said Whisper being one o.
the span, and We understand that they
have been offered $1,000 for Whisper
What's the matter Of Litchheld horsemen
Syril Burch spent Sunday at home.
/ MrS Emery Wilson and daughter, Gus
ia, are visiting In Kipton. Man.
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OBERLIN.

The first accident Of the foot ball season
occurred 70 John White, Of the academy
His nose was fractured In two places.
At the examinations TO the church
chiors last week the First church took in
twenty-five and the Second church eleven
applicants. Both choirs are large and do.
ing excellent work.
The enrolment Of scholars In the public
schools is abort the same as las, year, the
total number being $50. The high school
Is about fifteen short and The A grammar
is not quite so full as IT was last year, but
all other grades, with the exception Of the
lowest primary grade, are larger.
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Highest all in Leavenng Power-Latest u S. Govt Report
RE!A':'!!! g! Bski9g BSx5sg,!
ABSOLUTELY PURE
HUNTINGTON.

0cT. 2-Charles E. Clark, Of Warrens
burg, Mo-, and Joseph T. Haskell, Of Wei.
lington, visited their sister, Mrs, Milo
Smith, over Sunday,
Mrs. Skunk, of Norwalk, visited at e.
wood Russell's last week and went with
them to Leroy over Sunday.
Mrs. Leaveret Clark and her mother,
Mrs. james Clark, went TO Akron last
week. Mrs. James Clark will spend the
winter with her daughter, Mrs. Dr.. Lee.
Mr.. and Mrs Smith, from Blsndford
Mass, visited their aunt, Mrs. Minerva
Dirlam, and other friends 10 town las,
week. They were en- route to Chicago and
the fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Loveland, OF Bright.
on, spent Sunday in town.
Bertha Saner has been spending few
days with her grandmother, Mrs. Lein
niger
Miss Mary A. o. Clark and Mrs, ]. T
Haskell called on friends In town last week
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PITTSFIELD.

OCT. 3.-Miss Hattie Parsons, Of East
Hampton, Mass, is visiting at $. d. Whit
ney's.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Howard, Of New Lon.
don, spent few days at E. Campbell's last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robinson, of Ontario, Can.
ada, visited friends in town last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Root and daughter
visited John Bath and family, OF Elyria
and attended the Elyria fair.
A. II. Sheffield and II. c. Eldrldge, Of
Toledo, spent few days in town last
week.
Miss May Hines and Harry Gillet are al
the "White City"
A. Mills and family left for California
last Thursday, Mrs. Harriet Gillet accom-.
panying them as far as Minnesota TO vlsi,
relatives there.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Becky, Of Rochester
visited at Frank Sheffield's last Friday.
ToPsY
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NEWS FROM ABOUT US.
NOTES FROM THE SPECIAL COR.
RESPONDENTS TO THE
ENTERPRISE.
About the Recent Happenings and
Special Events in Their In
mediate Vicinity.
BRIGHTON.

NN4NA4 SNs
OCT. 2.-The rain Of Saturday freshened
up things considerably.
Corn is oil cut In this vicinity, the re-.
cent frost doing Its share of the work.
One Of the children of A. Sturrow is
quite sick with diphtheria. The place is
quaran.ined.
Ed. Howe opens his shop in Wakeman
this morning.
Quite a good many of our citizens at.
tended the fair in Elyria last week.
M. A. Loomis, of Cleveland spent few
days in town last week, the guest Of Mr..
and Mrs. q. F. Greene.
We are glad to learn thai George Clark
Is some better.
Miss Laura Looms is at present stopping
with Mrs. Geo. W. Greene,
M. and Mrs. A. NJ. Johnston, with thell
little son, are In town, the guests Of Mr.
and Mrs. Dell Johnston.
There will be preaching next Sunday II
the M. Z. church at the usual hour by the
new pastor. Sunday-school at o O'Clock
as usual.
Mrs. Greene, with her little children, O.
Peabody, Marion county, Kansas, is visit
Ing in town with her sister, Mrs. Mitchell
Burge, for week or two.
There will be literary entertainment
Sunday evening, October s, in the NJ. Z
church, given under the auspices of tn,
Epworth league. Avery fine program ha
been arranged for. ROVER.
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w. G. II. u. COLUMN
PROHIBITION

In Kansas-Ono Of Its Results Seen In the
Superior Character Developing in Her
Young Men-Boer and Labor-The
Saloons and the Unemployed.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-10-04

There can be no health for either mind
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Cleanse the vital current from all impuri-
ties by the use OF Ayers Sarsapaiilla.
This medicine recruits the wasted ener.
gies, strengthens the nerves, and restores
health 10 the debilltated system.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-10-04

Buy grape vines from b. Q. Mann,
Rochester, Lorain county, Ohio, at one half
the usual price, grown by one Of the most
extensive vine growers In the U. 8. Strong,
well rooted vines, all true to name or
money refunded. Ready Tor fall or sprlpg z
setting,
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therefore permanently cures chronic catarrh
but cleanscs the blood of all impurities an
poisonous accumulations. making it one Q
tho most reliable spring medicines tn
medical fraternity has boon able to tieviso.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1893-05-05
clever surger,.

William Frey, who resides on Wash.
ington avenue, Newport. Ky. has ten
year old daughter who was afflicted with
compound club foot. The bones were
twisted and the foot turned to such an
angle that the girl walked on the side of
her ankle and the toes pointed directly
up. A local surgeon ives asked to do
something. Hc opened tho foot and re-.
moved the bones, leaving lorge hole in
tho foot. To remedy this the surgeon
killed large chicken, and taking the
thigh bones sawed them to tit tho spaces
left by tho removal of the foot bones.
Antseptics were applied, the iucision
closed and sewed up, and after tho foot
had been placed in proper position it
was made firm by splints and left alone.
Tho other day the spliuts were removed,
when it was found tho chicken bones
had grown to the human bone, and tho
foot is now both slightly and useful. 1t
is said to be the first case of the kind on
record. st. Louis Republic-