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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-10-06

Ha pereCido tamb!6n un matri.
monio. Llevsban los esposos POGO
mas de IN afio de casados. Sc lel
ha eDcontrado muertos, abrazadOe
fnertemente, con su dnico hijo en-
tre los braSos. Tambien muri6 10
auegra.
Los muertos ascienden hasta aho.
ra { 45. :.
Sc cree que en- algunas CovaChas
quedan cad&veres, pero no serAp
halladoa hasta que 90 descom-
bren.n
Basta de aAictivA lsc:urs, y con-
suSlenos Ia fundsda segurids d
do que en- etta oeasi6n, 10 mismO
que cuando los infortunios ds
Murcia y los de Andalucia y Ice
do Consuegra, la caridad cristis-
90, ejercida con bepdita rivali-
dad desde el Trono y el Gokierno
Supreme al mas humilde ciudada.
40, aminorara toao 10 que posibe
sea los estragos horrendos de tan.
Co devastation, dc tanta desven.
turae.
Temi6se por oil Gobierno, al RI :
|grsso del Sr Sagasta d Madrid,
4, ,vocedente dc San Sebastian, que
ou> Nsssn hacerse manifestaei clones
de d. >sagrado por parte de los ad.
versar. &os del actual orden de co.
en-, poA' aqusllo de que eisrtos
dss6rdensS sediciosos sueIen 90,
contsgioso. '; pero por fortuna ns-
de ocurri6 1 Ia llegada q Ia Core
iel Sr. PresiA ente del Con 'ejo de
M,nistros.
Tomaronse az dsbiaas precau-
clones de polici., y los Ministries,
autoridades, atos fufscionarios ,
IN concurso muy numeEoso d.
amigos del Gobierno rec:bisroD
:on eI mayer afecto al senor Sa
casts, quien. desde ID estacIon d.
terrocarril 4 90 morxds, no fne
,bjeto dc 10 mes minimA demos
sraci6n de hoatilidad nj delacato.
Embellishments dsson9I d.
.ranquio regreso del Jefe del G
bier no 4 10 coronadA Villa, bsjo
. eli3rsfe de La actitud del .Sr
Sagosto, escribi. 10 sig"ierse, so
u secci6n de Information poltti-
ca, un importan.e colega mAtri-
tense:
"El Sr Sagasta viene On una ac-
titud de reserva muy acentuada, y
puede asegurarse que en- bastantes
diss no ha de dar 6 conocer su pen.
samiento, sobre cada una de las
cuesttones de orden politico 6 eco-
u6mioo plantesdas.
10 mismo en- ell titlmo Oonsejo
que en- los que sucesivsmepte se
Vaysn celebrando, el Sr Ssgssta,
p0sitlvsmente, se ha de limitar 4
oir oplriones J entersrse de lns pro-
posltos oe cada uno do Lon minis-
troa.
Tuera del Gobiernc, ha de hAcer
tambl6n el Sr Sagasta algunos trA
bajos de exploration, para conoeer
ION toda 10 exactitud neccsaEia co.
mo est&n colocados los principales
peones en- el tablero ministerial, y
aun quizss on alguDa otra agrupa-
oion, elm cuyo conourso parliament
tario psTecenos tener por coaa COM
pletamepte averiguada qne el pre-.
sidente del Oonseio estirca muy di.
tfcil 10 funcion de gobierno.
Ti6nese por Cierto QCe ese tfsba.
10 de exploration NO ha de der o,ro
reaultado que el de col frmar lss o.
ticiaa que el presidente del Oonse.
10 tras do Gu'p6sscs, pOFQue Alli
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-10-06

n ~
tamiento de la Oa-
pital. ........ :. II
Oontador Municipal Id
Tesorero Municipal Il
SeCretario del AL
calde. ....A. 80. Il
Arquitecto Munici.
pei. Il
La mayor parte de
los empleados mu.
ni;ipales. s.s....... X
M4dicos titulares.. X
8 Q ecretarie O de Ia
Junta de Instruc-
ci6n p6blica. .... Il
8 g creta rio de la
Junta de Agricul-
torres. s............ II
| Secret q ario de los
Concursos Agri-
cola. ............ /,
/ 8 ecreta rio de Ia
Junta de Terrenos
Realeng0e. ...... Il
| Seer Q tario de 10
Junta de ObSas
del Puerto. ..... X
! Representante en-
Chicago, uno. 80. i
Notarios p6blicos. L
| Notario eClesiastico. I,
l De diez Oatedrati-
COS del Institute,
cinco. .... II
/ 0foial de Secretaria
y Ayudante del
Laboratorio: .... L
De dos M6dicoa en-
To- CASA CO Salud
del Oomercio, uno L
Jefe de Orden Pd-
bliCo. ............ Il
Diputados & Oortes,
seis. ...... .....s Il
M6dico forense. Il
MAdiOo de Sanidad
Maritime ........ II
M6dico de la Socie.
dad de 6ocorros
Mhtuos. .......~ i
Medico de Ia Bene-
factora. i
Ayudante de Puer-
CO............~s il
Empleados dc Ma
rina, varios. s...... Il
En Artilleria, 1nfan.
terra, Volantarios
y Milicias. varios
Jefes y Ofcialea. ID
Segundo j efe dc
OomunicaCiones. ID
La mayor pafte de
los Jefes Subal-
ternos del ramo.. I'd
Escribanos y Pro-
curadores, la ma
yoris. ...... ..... Id
M6dicos de gran
parte de las fami-
las de Ia Capital Id,
Abogados de Ia ma
yor parte de lee
Oasas de Oomercio Ia
Adem&s, 10 msyorfa
de escyibienGes Y
empleados subal-
ternos de las Of
cinas del Hstado,
Provincla y Mu.
nicipio. 80. .... Id,
Oontratista dc los
lMpfesOe &c Ha-
cienda- .s....... Id
Oontratista de los
Billetes de Lote-
ria. &c., I'd,
Impreeov de II ..1a
ceta ef,sS,al -. I'd,
Y no continuamos, .
cernos difusos.
ITienen, 8 no, loo
quenos campo alberto 1
vidades y aptitudesl
Ahora bien: diganne
sencis DO estos datos, si
s' 90 justo. si GO Iiciso .i
loo h'jos del pais. loo
de acd. 90 hallsn como
doe 8 excludes de Il
p6blicos, 8, si ma. bien
yoe naYM a6rmar Ia
Siendo 10 mayor psrI
dsstinos de estegoris !
ios desde 1900 pesos b
y algunos con piDgties q
tos, digasenos si Toe ga
empehan pueden liam
mes roedores dc los hu
ayroion d los miseros "a
estas latitudsS.
Una NANTES taci6n .
mar. A nosotros no no
ereemos que q nipgda |
sl anterior cuadro; ant
cs'ebramos, pues gu
proportion en- las prs
derechos dc 10 eiuda
los que pertenecsn &
familis. Lo que. Of, d.
que % hsga mae ia tiei
dad. que se desvaneseA
aestas preocupacioues
sulgan Gin motive nj fu
" que .os favoreeidos r
al menos, 10 sin raz6n
juieios inexaetos y 4
do antsgcnismos ono
subaistir, nj tieuen ras6I
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-10-06

Tslegramas de que % Dc sssR.
q sn osra patti,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-10-06

La Directive de esta Juuta ha
acordado ceder gsatuitamente el
ranch6n existente & la derecha del
edifcio de Ia Exposition, q q1e In
tense utilizarlo para instalar en- 81
un RESTRAINT, siempre que sea repa-
RADIO con srreglo al proyecto que
esta de manifi sto en- estas oflcinas,
= que ell interesado sc someta q las
bases que estsblece dioha Junta.
Sc admltirzn proposiciones hasta
las tres de la tarde del sabado Z de
los corrientes.
Puerto-R 90. s Octubre de 1893.
I'll Secretario, J. E. Marines
Quintsro
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-10-06

Idem idem.
Ideno idenl.
Idem idem.
Idem idem.
Idem idenp.
Idem ilem.
Idem idem.
Ideua idem.
Idem idem.
Iden1 idem.
Idena idena.
Iden, idem.
Idem idem.
Idem idem.
Idem idem.
Idem iden.
Idens idem.
Idem idem.
Idenn idem.
Iden idem.
Idem iden.
Idem idem.
Idena idena.
Iden idem.
Idera iden,.
1d.'m idem.
Idem idem.
Idena idG,m.
Ide m idem.
Idem idem.
Idem ldem.
I0am idern.
1dem idem. /
1dem idem. |
Idem idem. |
Idem idem. |
, por no hal
10 puertorri.I
o 4 sus acti. |
amos. en- pre- !
'i ss logico,I /
,sA:mar gu, /
los espAnola |
30 postergs.I |
los dessino, |
en- hay mott
o contrario.I
'srte de esos |
o Y con suel |
, hasta 1000,
10 e emolumen. /
que los des- |
amsrse ratio /
huesos que sci
} espaao 'es del
para termi-
nos duele, piI
. pepinsular,I
Antes blen 10 /
la|
prevroga.ivas| |
ldadania para /
1 una mi,msI |
/, deseamos 90
tieia 1 10 yer
iean esas fu-I
70 que 20 die
Fundamental, /
} reconC scan,
ION dc ciersos /
gtnerAdoresl /
10 no deben |
son de ser.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-10-06

para la celebration del 4: Centenario
dc! DssoMbrimiento de Puerto Re-
90.
Acordado por Ia DIRECTIVE de es-
ia Junta que sc prooeda inmedia-
tamente 4 Ia construction de tres
ranchones para ganado vacuno y
de cerda en- el local de la Exposi-
ci6n, 4 fin de que en- tempo oportu-
no esten dispuestos para el objeto
q que ae les destina, 90 snuncis al
phDiico que hssta las tres de la tar
dc del sAbado 7 de los corrientes se
AdmitirAn proposiciones en- esta
oaciDa con arreglo al pliego de con.
diciones que estar& de manifesto,
para ell Concurso de adludicaci6n
de dichas obras.
Puerto Rico. 5 o ,tubre de 1898
-El SeCretaTio, J. Il. Marines
Q&intswO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-10-06

inquest. por Lac circunstanclas.
ante los horrores de Lac reciente'
inundaciones, que han sumido en-
la desolaci6n 4 varias localldade
de 10 Peninsula, plincipalmen'e 8
10 poblaci6n de Vil'acafias, de 10
provineia de Toledo, y ante 10
alarma y el pAnico producidoe
por 10 aparici6n de casos de cole
60, en- algunos puntos, igualmen-
to, dc Ia madrs patria.
E'pansan las narraciones que
pub'lca 10 prenss psninsular So
bre los desastres de Villaca1as, ,
los cuales, si bien no en- toda 50
msgnitad, recuerdan los de Con
sueRra. tambiSu de 10 Prosincis
de Toledo, y de tristisima memo
rio.
El aqua de,bordada. tumultuo
90, cubriendolo TODD; in6nidad de
viviendas por ella destruidas;
eenteuares de famiIias sin hogar;
continue extraction de ead&vere.
del seno dc las tuinas y del Tango;
10 miseria amenaxando CON sue
ma terribles tormentos......
He aqui el cuadro de esa Ca
tGstrofe pavorosa. cuyo fondo %
10 desesperaci6n!
Escenas de 10 luctuosisima ira
gedia. Hsbla un corresponds! de
Ell Liberal dc Madrid, que des-
cribs sus ldgubres impresiones
desde el propio teatro lei eatacliG-
mo. Y dice:
"Juuto & los obreros que trabajaD
en- el salvamento, esperan las fami
las de los inundados ell momento
de yer extraido el CadAver de alg6n
pariente.
Los Oadaveres que se extraen de
entire las ruinas spareCen horroro-
ssmente mutilados; slgunos con ei
craueo aplsstado.
Los parientes, para reconocerlos,
p6nense de rodillas = golpean de-
sesperadamente las faooiones del
muerto.
Los sollozos de dolor en- que pro.
rrumpen al reconocerlos, hacen es-
tremeCer dc espanto.
Los cadAveres son Osrgados On
carros = c0nducidos, al cementeric
quedando alli depositados.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-10-06

MINISTERIO OH ULTRA
AR-Relscion de los productos,
'si sgricolas como industrisles, de-
Ponce ls'a de Puerto Rlco1 que
ieben obtener el beneficio del 30
Jor 100. 4 que % contrs en- los srti-
cnlos 40 y 30 del contrato celebra-
10 con Ia Oompafifs tsasatlantica.
PRoDUcTos. Unlsad cOs,.,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-10-06

Una madre con dos nifios, uu'
de ellos de pecho. 90 VIC sorprendi-
do pOf la inundsci6n, =, Iuchsndt
desesperAdameute CON Ia corriente
Dudo llevar a for de terra 4 Gus dol
niGos.
Ouando estaba cast On salvo, una
manga de aqua 10 arrebat6 de lOt
braz0s Ell nino de peCho, que tue
ArEojado al fondo de 10 COvachs,
Sc le enoontr6 despu6s destro-
xado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-10-06

Madrid, IL de Agosto de 1893
Aprobai io. MAU A -El Subsecre
tarlo, j. Sdaohes Guerra.
Rs oopls.--El Ssoretario del Co.
bierno General, Jos/ Garcia Do Ia
Conoka.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-10-06
SECCION OFFICIAL.
GOBIERE0 GEN ERAL

DE LA 1SLA DE PUERTO RICO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-10-06

Neg0oiGdo 3:---FOnsnto
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-10-06

A04k0a8ok0e . Q 90 . y
On Sr Magistrsdo.
Varios empleados de
II msgistraturs.
Los dos Jnsces Mu-
hieipsles de Ia Oa.
!. pital. al.......... ..
De los dos Secreta-
!. rios, uno. .......
O6ciales del Regis
tso de II Propie-
dad, uno CON car
20 de Registrador
ID Arcediano de 10
Cathedral. .......
M Magistral. ......
eecretario de. Ca
bildo. %.
vasios RacioneFos...
Los don Inspectores
de Escuelas 80.
Ds los cuatro Almo
(: tacenes, tree. 49,.
Adninistrador de la
AduaEa de la Ca
pital. $500. -.
q on tad or de Ia
Aduana. %. -.
vaEios enpleadosde
J. h nisma .......
1ngeniero Jefe de
Obras del Puerto.
Ayudante ... go.
pagador. . .........
1ngoniefo, Jefe dc
1Es LuS p 6ctri.
o." y'einpleados.
De Loo dos Ingenie.
!. sos ..Agr6nonos,
0nos ssases sSasss
3sgsp!sro p!Esssel
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-10-06
PRODUOTOs.

Sebo de res. los. 46 kilos.. 81
Cocoa de aqua secos, los
1000. ...... :. 1S
Algodon On rama. los 46
ktlos. ................ 10
Guano Vegetal, los Id i'd 10 !
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-10-06
CAROLINA.

Nos dicen dc este quito pueblo
10 sigulente:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-10-06
DON IGNACI0 DfAz CANEJd-
Director del BoLErlN EERCAETIL

DE PUERTO O-RICO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-10-06
Las Raf0rnlS dol Sr HaQr9.


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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-10-06

Prscts De
essts On pesos.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-10
CYNICAL CONDUCTOR.
He Has Only Poor Opinion OF Woman as
aFare-Paying Creature.

He was a communicative conductor
on the Sixth avenue surface cars, and
the hour was in the afternoon.
Tell YOU" said he, the stiffest thing
in the street car business is collecting
fares on this line this time Of day be-
tween Thrtieth street and Fourteenth,
Why? Because these women hop on and
off in droves and flocks and schools, and
they don't mean TO pay their fares. Ma
pOleon Bonaparte wouldn't be equal to
getting all that belonged to him"
The car was now getting down into the
district defined. and the conductors con-
Versation was much interrupted. The
women would often ride only two or
three blocks, and the furry of getting
on and off at every corner made It i'm
possible for ordinary perceptions TO keep
track Of the newcomers.
you see" said the conductor chow
II is"
Then he started through the car. call
Ing Fares! Fares. please" AT first only
one woman stirred. She was poor
thing, with basket of clean clothes on
her lap. Then the conductor stopped
pointedly and held out his hand to two
women together who had just got IN. The
'fAih0NANl Ntnt Oil 70 lDG lar tI0, Gazing
Fares, please" Several women had lust
come In and sat down there and he
knew 1t; but what ones they were he
could not tell, and, as he explained
II was more than his life or his place
was worth to risk asking one that had
paid. AT last one woman weakened
Somebody must pay from that end OF
the car. and she did it. Two others who
had come in with her did not. and one
was well-known philanthropical worker
In Grace church, and rich 10 boot.
BY this time the car was stopped
again and the women were pouring on
and off
'See how they euchre me?' said the
conductor. plaintively. while he pushed
on one feminine back after another cal-
lousy. But what am l TO do? They've
got the drop as long as there ere so
many of 'em; but I tell you, the superior
moral sensibilities OF women don't go
down with anybody that's tried to get
their car fares out OF 'em."-New York
Recorder.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-10
ART OF TYPEWRTING.
TRUTH ABOUT ITASAN OCCUPATION
ron WOMEN.
Appears Light and Easy Profession, and
Yeti is Marked by Many
Difiiculties.

Owing 10 the fact that typewriting ap-
pears light and easy and that the state
ment is often made that any one can learn
it, the real difficulties of a profession
which really requires great intelligence
and education are little known. There
fore a few truths may serve many pros
pective women wage-earners.
In reality not every one can learn
typewriting. 1t means much more than
the rapid printing Of words upon paper.
T. =. O'Connor, the brilliant journalist
and member Of Parliament. said of him
self few years ago: Il am the fastest
and most Inaccurate operator in London"
His candor points moral.
While every one can learn 10 manlpu-
late the keys it is not possible for every
one 10 attain accuracy and 10 acquire
the even touch essential for the prOduc-
ton Of neat work, such as will have a
decided commercial value. / myself am
a mournful instance Of the truth Of this
statement. With an excellent machine
in my own home and daily practice for
years, i still hit one key so hard that IL
punctures the paper, and the next so
lightly that 1t leaves no mark This is
not the fault of the machine and its
tension; il is constitutional with me.
the operator, and something which no
amount Of painstaking practice would
ever help. BY working very slowly. /
can turn out a creditable page OF that
most difficult OF typewriter tasks-tabu-
lated statements; but a professional am
enuensis or cOpyist must be able 20 do
such work quickly, else Il viii be the old
story Of shaving for a mere pittance.
Not many years ago the demand for
typewriter operators was so great that
care. ess WORK was accepted. That time
has gone by, and II takes an Expert 70
make money at typewrting to-day,
The majority Of those who fail. how
ever, are not bafiled by the mechanical
difficulties. They fall short in the edu-
cadonal qualifications demanded. gener-
ally the result OF deficiencies in early
training.
q AnOWlelge OF bookkeeping will not
take the place Of correct spelling and OF
grammar. A knowledge Of business forms
10 OF Tar less importance than the ability
terms.
Aud II Is unreasonable TO expect any
tea er OF tyTeW riting and stenography
10 teach not only his specialties but also
what should have been learned In a pri-
mary school.
The most successful typewriters to-day
are those who have p7sged examinations
for teachers certificates. Not that there
Is any virtue In holding such document;
but they have in such preparation re-
ceivId An education exact in details.
Even with education and the ability 20
write at the rate OF seventy-five words per
-
stenographer finds IL hard to command n
salary 81 more than five dollais a week.
True, there Is considerable copying
business In all large cities. but II ts mo-
nopoIized by typewriter offices which turn
out work cheapiy because they can hire
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-10

Of various degrees OF proficiency. declare
| that women who have passed beyUi
"the bright twentes" are not wanted
A teacher I'm the public schools nay
hold her position until she ls sixty W
even older-there Is no age Umt Ult 10
typewriter knows that every year aii.i
10 her age. while il may increase ter
proficiency brings her nearer f9 Nai
fatally early time when she viii have
small chance Of permanent employment
Since the introduction Of the ulF'f-
sal keyboard for both type-bar ana wheel
machines IL Is easy for am operator "19
thoroughly understands her business 10
change from one machine % another
Therefore there is nO reason why A.'
should feel obliged 10 buy machine
with the idea OF obtaining employment
In "A business Office.
This requirement Is becoming "a serious
one and likely TO be yet tyranny utt
shall grind the wage-earncr to the neies'
pittance.
The excuse given by those firms WHO'D
demand Il is. "Oh. well. We have h..A ''
bothered by different operators insl''Is
upon our changing the machine iof ...
they happened 10 prefer that We ae.'1.-
20 make them provide their OWL
Consequently the merchant saves AE
on each operator, also the wear ana V'.
OF the machine, and thar amount e1A'
out OF the pocket Of the giri l9 "N,-'
he pays five dollars a week.
What would be thought or me '.I,,
master who should compel his as-ls .s.
% provide their own maps ana sI.'''
or mistress who expected her ce9a
supply the kitchen utensils needed D" nv
house? Yet those would 5e just as "a
sOnable demands as trat Dfc"i""
should provide her own machine
IL is an advantage TO own machine
there Is often extra work which nl
secured 10 be done az home tni i'I .
q firm is willing 10 pay literally.
would warn women against iahin5 ~
machines out OF their own homes, A.
allowing a chance patron 10 iih.
Some years ago one man su-leele-
stealing thirty machines from poor -
whom he had advertised for 10 90 eE
ing and who after a weeks employ As-
and pay felt no fear IN leaving their fiI
erty in his once. These machines ~
sent 10 Europe and but few OF them Wf'
ever recovered.
Manufacturers protect their customer
as far as possible by numbering uef
machines In the same manner as @at,.'
es and registers are kept OF al st.gs.
but rascality keeps pace with ingenlJ
and new swindies are constantly bAmNt
the best intentions OF honest men.
Care should be taken IN purchasit
secondhand machines 10 make sure ga.
they are not stolen property. Tor II tra.ce
the holder OF such an instrument has ~
redress unless he can catch he thi..
In buying from stranger u IS a VI"
precaution TO take the number OF ~ -
chine and make inquiries at the aSe.s
Office as 10 the possibility Of ~ has
been obtained wrongfully. Such ih4I
ries will always be met with courtesy
as every Office is supplied with the mum.
bers OF machines stolen. n such ioss
have been reported In the town "he"
they were carried. .,,,-.oS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-10

Mr.. j. p. Blaize, an extensive real es-
tate dealer In Des Moines, Iowa, narrowly
escaped one of the severest attacks OF
pneuTcnia while i'm the northern part
OF that State during a recent blizzard.
says the Saturday Review. Mr. Blaize
had occasion TO drive several miles DUR
Ing the storm, and was so thoroughly
chilled that he was unable to get warm.
and inside Of an hour after his return he
was threatened with a severe case OF
pneumonia or lung fever. Mr.. Blaize sent
TO the nearest drug store and got a bot
tie OF Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. OF
which he had often heard. and took a
number OF large doses. He saws the ef
feet was wonderful. and In a short time
he was breathing quite easily. He kent
on taking the medicine. and the next
day was able TO ccme to Des Moines. Mr.
Blaize regards his cure as simply Won
derful. For sale by Owens e Minor Drug
Company. p. NJ. Slaughter, +. p. Reeves
& Co.. u. q. Forstmann.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-10
What Init With, rnr. s.in

You are fond OF that pretty play call
ed THE Lady of Lyons"-fancv, after
Claude Melnotte has made his beautiful
avowal OF love--one OF the most per-
fectly expressed and exquisite word pie
lures In the English language-just fancy
Pauline looking up into his face and
meeting his question by saying, II should
smile!" Imagine, IN you can, when
Richelieu, TO protect Julie draws around
her form 1.-The circle OF the Church OF
Rome" and causes the villains who are
pursuing her 10 recognize this power as
well as the purity OF the girl-imagine
Julie turning and saying We'll we got
there" Now there are times when your
slang sounds just as ridiculous as this.
and without considering the other bad
effect II has on you. 1t makes you appear
silly and undIgnifed.