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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-03
The sfe,nl Market.

The Metal Market.
New YORK, July l.-Pig iron, steady
American, tl2 75al5 30. Copper. quiet
lake $40 go. Lead, firm; domestic s. 80
Tin. steady: srraights Sl9 %.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-03
Wheeling Bridge aTsrmInal Rallyl|

Ilut lADlt W - " taht NN".N $500 II
sunday. Nay ~ 1929.
Leave WhsslinK-f5.30. f6.f0. ~. ~,
no .2.5O. $500 SO. 1910. f5:30 ,. %.
Leave Peninsula--f5.f3. 10. y. fI,3.
a. M, .2.5s. 1850. .s:4l. sos09 y. y 2 q
Arrive kartin's ferry Ia. II ~s1<
t2:d q m, 800, f3sl2. q: ~. ~ IA s'.
Arrive Terminal JnBctioD-fta ~. ~
tIO.O3s m, s3.Os. 49, Is. sf,53iH ID ~
Leave Terminal Junction Va. "a.
Mn, q; 30, tb:1, f5.D. fo.t9ift - fltf
Leave Martins FeFrr--fSt 500
-1.2s. d. 81. 10: So f5.33. 1901 N E;3k Az,
Lave Psninsuls- -s5.46 III
.2.ss tB.sg, }5:3g. too. $50 y.sf n !.
Arrive wEesiing--fe;.2. tNtW IA
%. 81 t5.l5. 1910, fs:Is. fs:ts, tIl.o0 b. X
sDaily. tDaily except saddaY. 81
only. -
nolesAe y =. iAb9bi4
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-03

RAILWAY TlMI

Arrival aBa depsrtore OF Ira
May % 16sS. EXPLANATION
MARKS: sDaily. fSan1ay Ell
day excepted; sSAtufdaY exec
Only. fSatnrday only. E4stern
which is one hour earlier than g
psrARP. <. 40. Main (. 1e.
ss05 am Wash. C'y. Bait. Phi &
IS 30 pm " ash. C'y, Bait Phil, -
100 am Cumberland Accom-
IS % pm .Gsa,ton Accom-
III 40 am NoundsvilieA Aeon.
70 10 pm .Nounesvilie Accom-.
I'll 10 pm -. HounosFliie Accom-.
% a. an ........ Express -......
pxrARr. III 40. K k.-l..O aIs.. ~
20 SCAN For Columbus and thic4tU
1850 aml Columbus. Cln, 4 81 Lou
f350 pm Chicago Express
sio Is am Columbus. Z In. i s. LOUD
u * pm Chicago Ma ....~
tlpSo ami st. Clalfsyllls Accom-
1880 Pml St Clsirsvllle Accom-
prrAKr. Is. X o. K. K. ~. 4 E.dll|
s5O5 an Pittsbur< ana Ekst
s7Dam -. PittsburR
20 20 pm Pittsburg aud East. ~
flS pm ........ :. Pitisbnrg -. =.
ieoo pm Washington. Pa..Aecob !.
coo PM. -. ,fiitsSurg Kypress
pBrARr. p, y. 4 ~. Y. Nj
n 30 AN 49,. :. Pistseprg -. d. IT,.
foam New Cumberland H..
go aml !. .Steubenyiis ana west. :.
sleS pm PittshurR and New York. .
20 % pm .Pit;sbnrg and New York 7
$50 pm ........-w sllso1rg -.....-.
WEST.
$40 am Express, Gin. and So. Loult
4sIS pm Express. Gin. aDd ST. Lauif
sl0S pm FKpfess, Stepo and Chic4E(
% 20 pm .Pittsharg aud Dennlso4 ?
DEPART. W A l. T. rs.
sss am .Clevland. Toledl A We
7l5am .SteRbsnville, ,Alled
sS am Cleveland, Toledo 4
es5 sml ADMINISTRATIVE be-.
30opml ...... .steuDenvi
go pm Nassilon aud stsV a
63o pml ...... .Stsabehvilie...
6OoPm Sleubsnville. saneeys
pyPlar. C. l. w.-Uuioa DcI
GO am .Cleye., Toledo 4 Chlca
- ~ pm ClsYe. Toledo aud Chicn
pErAEr.i O., H. a. W bridgeport.
no an Clevs., Toledo a Chlcag
Is 10 pm Cieve, Toledo and tk-,M
AS pm .Maxsillcn Acccmmoda
: Is am -. ST. Clairsvilis ACC
g5s am ...St. ClAifsviils Acc
a2l pm -. ct. Clsirsville Ace
sis pm =. st. Claifsvills Az
les PM ......~Locai Freirl
pEPARr C. APR. n
- a. am Fl Wayne aud g
~ 90 am Canton aud ro
70 80 AMI Alliance and Ole
Is 40 am lStegbenVille ant
10 i5 sml steubenvllle aud
al ~ an lStsubenville aud
t9U0 pm ~ Wayne ahd
t200 pm .... canton aud
t90c pm Alliance and
t9OO pml stenbenyils al
t34I pmlPniladelphia ~
t34 PM Baltimore And
20 n pmlSteuoenvllls
u II PM siee6enville a
pEPARr. OHIO IRWIN
60 A. an ...&A.... Passengc
l22 pm l.-.. Passenger
ssoj pmL .....AP assen ger
LEAyE re. 3>g. RAILRS
BELLltKE kastern Ses
l0n am bsllaire and
D ~ pn .,... WoOta
$50 am 49,. Mixed Tls
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-03

'Daily. tDaily except Sunday.
JOHN BLILIE. 100 Market 81.
juse4dn T. p. DUNBAR, Union Depot.
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+Dslly except sunday.
Sunday Church Trains will leave Elm Grove
At s:43 a. m. aud wheeling at l2;lI p a.
T. & wEIsGERBER,
Gen. Manager.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-03

WHEELING AND PrTTsBU
Ror Pittshurg. Washington. bar
sdelohiA aud New York, $40 a No.
IN. daily,
PIfsborg ommodt ton. 7.so .. M.
Pittsbntg express. l.1 10. etceN
Washington, Pa. aecbmpoda''on' 80
except Sunday.
AnnrvE. ~
From New York. PhiladelphiA IBai
washington and Plttstnrg, ~ 10 ana i96r
daily.
PiitsburE mail, 1915 ,. m, sscsp, sanI
and go .. m. daily.
Washington. p accommodation. 10
except sunday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-03

" KEELING AND ELM GROVE
w RAILROAD On and after Wednes'
day, June l.ls92 trains will run n follow
city time.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-03

pFPAnr. c. L. a W.-Union peT
20 am .Cleve.. Toledo 4 Ehica
u 40 pm GleVe., Toledo aud thicn
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spoken in clear. calm tone, very much as
any man might decline 10 be interviewed.
Prendergast, when reInovea iT1Ih ,tI sots IN
penalty had been rendered by the jury,
was placed in cell No. II. which faces the
visitors cage. Just inside the cell he sat-
his chair tilted back against the wall,
while outside and in front Of the open door
was posted the death watch, bailin Moran;
any conception of the real significance or
this extra watch he gave no sign. de ap.
peared perfectly at ease, with not trace OF
excitement, distress or anxiety upon MS
forbidding features. 1t was now over hVe
hours since he had heard the Judgment
pronounced which is TO place him on tne
gailows, and he had ample time TO regain
his composure
When first led back to the cell after hear
ing the death verdict he was trenbing
with excitement. and on entering ms ceI
flung himself dejectedly upon his coucn-
But in a few minutes he rose and sat IN
his chair, gloomy and silent, but quiet ana
composed. His brother, John Prendergast.
then came to the Jail. Let him come IN
l want TO see him. said the condemned
man. The brothers grasped hands ana
neither spoke for a time: Then John said:
Don't lose hope, Gene. Well do all we can
for you" Later the assassin's attorneys
called and did what they could to cheer him
up When supper time came he ate his
food with apparent relish and then settled
back to his chair in silence His reception
not so courteous as that accorded to the
reporter later. II won't see reporters" he
formed newspaper man wished 10 talk
with him. 1.-THE newspapers never ala treat
me right" he said They always lied
about me and 1 won't talk to reporters any
more" That ended the matter and he
was left to himself. He talked but little to
bailiff Moran who went on after supper
as death watch.
''I suppose" said Moran, your lawyers
have moved for a new trial?'
II suppose so, but l did not notice was
Prendergast's response. After this he re-
manned silent until he gave his refusal to
be interviewed at 8 O'Clock.
Tomorrow Prendergast will be given
cell in murdererS row and VIII nave Tor
his nearest neighbors Painter and Higgins
two men under condemnation of death for
murder. The death watch viii be incessant-
ly maintained at his cell door, three ballins
alternating in turns of eight hours each as
a special guard against attempted suicide
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PRINCESS FLOUR
Best Made. Ask your Grocer.
COMMITTED NO WRONG.
Mr.. Burnet's Connection with the Al
legged Fraud at Cincinnati.

NEW YORK, Dec. 29.-In a published
dispatch from Cincinnati, dated Dec 2S
1t was stated that the grand jury was in
vestigating a charge that S63, 4SS had been
taken from the treasury of the Widows
Home. The dispatch said that 1t was given
out on good authority that a number of
persons had been indicted as principals
and accessories in obtaining the money
under false pretenses. Among those whose
names were mentioned were w B. Bur-
net, Powell Crosby and ]. d. McNeale.
Mr.. Burnet. who was formerly n United
states district attorney, when seen by a
reporter this evening said: Referring to
that Dispatch 1 would state that Mr.. Pow
ell Crosby and j. ID. McNeale are both
very well-knOwn lawyers in Cincinnati, and
/ know nothing in their conduct which
could cause the grand jury TO investigate
them. My own connection with the matter
referred TO was simply certifcation 60 IT,
ties to several parcels OF real estate.
Whether fictitious values were given to the
real estae or not | do not know The real
estate was purchased by Mr. Crosby and
Mr. Charles w. Short after their own in
vestigations had been made and appraise-
ment made from various real-estate deal
ers l simply certified to the validity of
the titles / was not a party TO any OF
the transfers made. and never drew a deed.
mortgage or note. and my connection with
the entire matter was simply that or GER
t.fying TO the validity of the titles.
stand by those certificates. which believe
to be true and correct. They were based
upon abstracts furnished by the Abstract
ConnpanV in almost instance
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-12-30
BIG 4 ROUTE
HOLIDAY EXCURSIONS

To and from all stations the Big
Four system; also tn points ON the
following connecting lines, viz:
baltimore AZ Ohio southwestern.
Baltimore 81 Ohio Railway.
Chesapeake * Ohio Railway.
Chicago * Eastern Illinois Railway.
Chicago * Grand Trunk Railway.
Chicago & West Michigan HALLWAY.
Cincinnati, Hamilton ~ Dayton Ry.
Cincinnati. jackson & Mackinaw Ry
Queen & Crescent Route.
Cleveland. LOrain * Wheeling Ry.
Col, Hooking Valley ~ Toledo Ry.
Evansville tG Terre Haute Hallway.
Jacksonville Southeastern Line.
Lake shore ~ Michigan Southern Ry
Louisville, Evansville 81 st. Louis Ry
Louisville IL Nashville Railway.
Lou, New Albany ~ Chicago Ry.
New York, Chicago a st. Louis Ry.
Ohio Central Lines.
Ohio .S Mississippi Railway.
Ohio Southern.
Peoria, Decatur & Evansville Ry.
Pittsburg, Fort Wayne ~ Chicago Ry
Toledo, Columbus & Cincinnati.
Toledo, Peoria ~ Western Railway.
Vandalis Lines.
Wabash Railway.
TICKETS ON SALE December 80,
21 and Jan. 4, good returning to and
I'm cI udfnE Tuesday, Jan. =, 1884. Rate.
one and One-third fare for the round
trip.
Call on agents Big Four Route, L
East Washington street, 80 jackson
place, Massachusetts Avenue and
Union Station.
H. VI. BRONSON, A. G. p. A.
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AFTER THE VERDICT.
The Jury COmpIimented-Scen Mt
Mrs. Prendergast's Home.


In speaking of the jury after the YER
dict had been found. Judge Brentano said:
"It was the most intelligent jury that 1
ever saw. There was not what you might
term n cheap man in the lot. Every one
OF them was a good representative citizen.
and much higher in the positions they hold
in the business and social world than the
average man who can be secured for Jury
duty"
The jurymen all expressed themselves as
heartily glad that the long weeks of
tedious confinement were over Before an
nouncing a verdict they had agreed not to
make public the scenes in the jury room
while the verdict was under consideration
and. after their dismissal, they positively
refused to talk about the manner in which
the prisoners fate was decided. From a.
court official 1t was learned, however, that
the jury was unanimously in favor of a.
death sentence. After the jury had retired
it is said the charge of Judge Brentano
was reread carefully by the foreman A
general discussion of the testimony fol-
lowed, and the jurors expressed their in
dividual opinions particular attention being
paid to the testimony OF the insanity ex-
perts. Then two ballots were taken. The
first. to determine the guilt or innocence
of the prisoner, resulted in a unanimous
verdict Of guilty. The second ballot was
to determine upon the penalty, and the
twelve men all said hanging" The fore
man then wrote out the verdict. 1t was ap-
proved by the other jurors and delivered to
the court.
Another court official said that the first
ballot in the jury room showed eleven for
of the single dissenting juror has not been
disclosed. 1t IS understood. however, that
but little persuasion was required to make
the vote unanimous, the time being mainly
consumed I'm repeated readings and careful
discussion OF the judges instructions on the
subject Of insanity.
After the adjournment the jurymen We're
over" said A. Gordon Murray. 1T has
been a most trying experience OF course,
were well treated and well cared for.
but the tedium OF constant attendance on
the trial and the close confinement has
been very hard upon all OF US. No. can't
say anything about the proceedings in the
jury room. We have all promised not TO
say word about them"
j. Sutter, the foreman, was equally un-
communicative. II cannot tell the number
OF ballots, nor how the jurymen stood at
the start. 1t is sufficient to say that be-
fore we left the jury room we all felt that
the prisoner was guilty and that he must
die for his crime | am very glad the siege
IS over. 1t was Il hard task
G. T.. Reid, who Is a travelling salesman,
was In a Contented frame OF mind as he
smoked his after-dinner cigar and talked OF
his experiences on the jury 1T was a
serious case we were TO decide" he said
but we managed TO enjoy ourselves fairly
well. Generally. We had considerable sport
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-12-30
MARTIN CAST OUT.
Eleventh District Democrats VIII
Have No More of Their Congressman.

Specisl TO the Indianapolis Journal
WABASH, Ind. Dec. 29-Augustus N.
Martin, Congressman from the Eleventh
district, Will not be a candidate for renom-
nation Mr.. Martin has been uncertain
what course TO pursue for several weeks.
but after canvassing the situation has con-
cluded not To undertake e. ostensibly this
decision is due to a desire 10 permit some
OF the other hungry and thirsty In the dis
trict to enjoy the sweets OF official life but
in reality the impeling motive is a desire
to escape defeat the coming year. Mr.. Mar
tin was elected In 1892 by a plurality OF
only 755 I'm n total vote OF over 5000. fall
Ing short or a majority about three thou
sand votes. lie recognizes the fact that IN
the present state Of the public mind no
Democrat in the dictrict can poll the vote
OF last year, and having. during his official
term, made many enemies. ne has elements
OF weakness which would render his contest
hopeless. Friends Of Jerome Hern are hold
Ing him responsible, in a negative sense, at
least. for Mr. Hcrffs disappointment In
pursuit OF office The sentiment among
Democrats throughout, The district y ina, thaS
caliber The Peru Sentinel OF yesterday
said editorially that Mr.. Martin had been
in Congress six years and had developed no
marked ability as a statesman" % which
observation all his constituents VIII cheer
fully subscribe. The Sentinel SAYS also that
"it is I'm keeping with the spirit or DemOc-
racv that MIR Martin should now retire and
leave the field open FOR some worthy sue
cessor." The Wabash Times, another Dem
ocratlc organ. which has heretofore stood
uD for Martin. comedies to-day that he Is
not without hrs faults. and intimates that
there are other Democrats capable OF rep
resenting the district. Martin may there
fore fsa considered out OF the race. and
with 30 per cent. OF the factories in the
district either closed or running on short
time. and with the feeling existing among
the old soldiers against tue administration,
whose champion Martin has been, there is
little prospect OF Democratic success, and
consequently there promises 20 be no scraIn-
bic for the Democratic nomination The
bourbous mentioned FOR the erlntv honor
are Charles Cole and John Mitchell. q
Peru: Nelson Hunter, OF this cityi J. T.
France. OF Portland and the irrepressible
II - frrl
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Given Sixty Days More.

CHICAGO, Dec %. - Attorney-generai
Maloney announced a decision to-day in
favor of the defendants in the case OF the
American Building and Loan Investment
Association. OF Chicago whose affairs he
has been investigating for some time. The
Attorney-general said he had concluded,
although convinced that the officers OF the
association had violated the law, not TO
begin proceedings at present for the an
nulment or the charter or 10 forbid the as
sociation doing business, but would keep
his hands off for sixty days and AFFORD the
association an opportunity 10 straighten
ont its affairs
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-12-30
Co.ch and pnssengers Missing.

LANDER Wyo., Dec. 29.-There is great
excitement here over the nonarriVal or the
mail and passenger coach from Rawlins.
which was due here yesterday noon. a
dispatch from Crooks says nothing can be
heard from the coach or passengers. IL
has been showing hard In the gap for
thirty-six hours, and the snow is now four
feet deep on the level and badly drifted In
mGny places. Ii Is feared the coach has
been lost. and the driver and passengers
have perished with cold. A relief party left
here today
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-12-30
ONE AND A THIRD FARE

For the round trip. All tickets good to re-
turn until jan 2 inclusive.
Baltimore & Ohio west of Pittsburg
Baltimore * Ohio Southwestern.
Chicago & Erie.
Chesapeake & Ohio.
Queen q Crescent.
Cincinnati, Lebanon & Northern
Cincinnati. Portsmouth d Virginia
Cleveland. Akron * Columbus
Cleveland. Cincinnati. Chicago & st. Louis
Detroit, Lansing & Northern.
Flint & Pere Marquette.
Louisville * Nashville.
Michigan Central.
New York, Pennsylvania & Ohio.
Vandalia Line.
Toledo, Ann Arbor & Northern Michigan.
Wheeling x Lake Erie.
For tickets etc, call at City Ticket Office.
Corner Illinois street and Kentucky avenue,
134 South Illinois street and Union Station.
II. j. RHEIN. General Agent.
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H0LIDAYEXCURSI0N RATES
c., Fl. & D. R. R.

On Dec. %, "a, %, 30. 81 and Jan. / the
c.. II. & D. r. r. will sell excursion tickets
to all points on its own line, also to points
on below named roads at
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-12-30
simmon, Liver Reruiator

Is simple. and yet has proven itself n SOW
ereign remedy for dyspepsia, costveness.
diarrhcea and other evils OF q disordered
liver and stomach.
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ANOTHER SCAMP FOUND OUT.
Thomas j. Nixon, a Fairmount miller,
L. Conc to the SORROW OF Many.

Is Gone tO the SORROW OF Mnny.
Special TO the Indianapolis Journal
MARION. Ind. Dec. 29.-Thomas J. Nixon.
one OF Fairmount's most prominent citizens
Is in demand For years he has been con-
nected with Touring mill at that place.
which has been doing a big business. Tues
day morning he left home saying 10 his
wife he was going to Alexandria to make
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-12-30
Fugitive Caught.

James Krail. a boy who had escape
from the Reform School for Boys, was ar
rested by Harve Case last night and hel
at the police station as "A fugitive.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-13
G4G1A@ER4!EHE, !E!E,H, I @@S u9BgQ y FII&GsAR@.
VaP0r esp IBo BOSCH
Captain Don Joaquin Risech.
RUTA DE FEBRERO.
RUTA DE FEBRERO.

Da l'-Mercoles carga la Capital para Faiardo Vie
- CUES, Naguabo, Humacao Yabucoa.
Da Jueves, sale de la Capital las de Ia madrugada
49, para Fajardo, Vfeques, Naguabo Humacao.
Da s-Viemes, descarga en- Humacao Yabucoa regre-
sa d Humacao.
Da A. Sabado, ST no hay ete sale las de manana pa
ra Vieques, regresa IIumacso.
Dia 81 Lunes. sale las de la para Fajardo Y
Vieques, regresa Humacao
a 1-MaItes, sale las de la mAhana para Veques, Fa
jario Capital.
Da g. Microbes carga IL Capital para Fajardo Vie
CUES, Naguabo, Humacaoy Yabucoa.
Da 9-Jueves sale de la Capital las de la madrugada
para Fajardo Vieques Naguabo Humacao.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-13
AViSo al publiCo

FONDA POSADA " LA ESPANOLA"
Ell dueno de este acreditado estabecimento, pone
conocimento de parroquauos ano de la Capital
de la Isla habe rasaado dicho establecmento la subj
da de la Puea de Justo zquerda 10 cua cuena
local espacioso frescO bueuas habtacOnes
para amlias stuadas alto vista En- comidas
vnos hcores tabacos, vista h4ce fe Para todo cuena
dependenca esCOgda cocinero de los anti
guos de la Isla. LA EoPANOLA, pues,-ANToNIo So
3.
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PREcI0S De LOS BILLETES
Enteros o.; Dos quintos 81; I'm Quinto al; .
Vigemos las sociedades vaor de per *
AVISO IMPORTANTE.
Las reneas de de
de venda los dc
envo Lrs de FTetos nuesto correspons"-
%. Diiirse smplemente
PA UL CONRAD.
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Dia 0-Viernes descarga Humacao Yacucoa regrs-
Humacao
Dia H.-Sabado 81 no hay niugin fete safe las de Is
Inaaana para Vleques regresa Humacao.
Dia 1S.-Lunes, sale las de manana para Faiardo
Vieques regresa Humacao.
Dia 14.-Martes las de la manena para yieoues
Faardo Capital.
D'a 1SMiercoes, carga para Capital Faardo Veques
Naguabo, Humacao Y Yabucoa
Dfa 6Jueves sale de la Capital las de Ia manana pa
ra Fajardo, Vieques, Naguabo Humacao.
Dia I7Viernes descarga en- Humacao Yabucoa reora.
Humacao
Dia 18.Sabado, ST hay ete sale las de la maflana
para Vieques, regresa d Humacao.
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CON SIGN ARIO

Para mas nformes dirfgirse consignatarios don
Gu5avo Preston en- Humacao agenes sres Sobrino
d. Izquierdo Ca Capita don Luis NJ Ciutron, Fajardo
don Fausno Fuentes Naguabo don Gusavo Preston
ques Yabucoa, los Sres. A. Lugo Ca. IAN Thomas
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-13
PRECIOS DE PASAJES.

De Humacao Faardo a Vieques . vice versa 81 so
pops 2 proa, S5o jornaleros ell 10 p5 de recargo
para el EstadO sin manutencon De Humacao, Faiardo
Vieques la aptal San Thomas, vice versa $6 DO
pa 81 con e 10 pS de recargo manutenci6n. .
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Emulsion Creosotada
DE RABAIaL.
Farmacsutico de Ia Uniyersidad de Ia Habana.

Pharmaceutical de la UnWersiddd de Ia H06Gnd.
Eedz oeroso reaedio para as intermediates del pecho.
La EMULSION CREOSOTADA del DR.. Rabell,
magnfco maravoso agente terapeutico de exo SECURE
la Broqatis, isis, Ldrg 4SnadS, Cddrr0s, Toses
oertinaces ResrtadOs, cr1lds, Anf"o, Raq~o.o los
ninos De6ddd general y, para las aecciones dt
apetito vgorza las naturaezas empobrecidas Es
remedo por excelencia.
La EMULSION CREOSOTADA DE RABELL nueva
unica original asociaci0n de ACEITE DE bACALAO
CREOSOTA HIPOFOSFITOS DE CAL SUSA,
deicada crema de oIor basanco, de rato sabor
paladabe hasta Lor los ninos.
Todos los enfermos la tomaran sin repugnancia, cor
acilidad guso. Esta eahorada esquisito
Pruebese Sc adnirara rapida acci0n curativa.
Vease e amplfo prospecto que aconpana cada frasco
De venta tOdas las Drogueas BOtcas de la Isla de
Cuba. Deposito principal La Reunion de JOS Saba. Hs
Farroocia Ia
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-13

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