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Democratic messenger., 1893-09-02
g, indeur of Kings River Canon

Kings River Canon is situated
south of the Yosemite, forty-nve
miles from Nisalia, and is the valley
OF the south fork of Kings River 1t
is ten miles long, one half mile
wide, with walls that tower to "A
height OF from i, 500 TO 1900 feet.
The depth of the valley is more than
a mile, while the floor is compara-
lively level, with groves and parks OF
willow, poplar, fir, and pine, rising
from a carpet of exquisite flowers.
The abrupt walls rear themselves al.
most perpendicularly, and the chang.
ing river flows down through its daz-
jling canon, now gliding gently, and
then leaping and daShing over huge
rocks and boulders through a narrow
gorge into deep, clear pools below.
Numerous streams from the surround
ing mountains find their way down
the slopes, seeking at last this mighty
river, where they mingle In the soft
ripple, or In the furious roar of the
cascades. Great masses of rock,
curiously fashioned, jut out from the
pondeIous walls in artistic architec-
tural forms, like forts and buttresses
built upon high precipice Cali
fornian.
Democratic messenger., 1893-09-02
CONGRESSIONAL REPORTERS.
Quick Work of StenOgraphers and
Typewriters During Congress.

Among many things left out, which
are paid for out Of the contingent funds,
Is the item of salaries for she official re-
porters. These are the men who write
out the reports of proceedings and de
bates which make up the daily publica
tions called the Congressional Record.
There are five of them on the floor of
the House, who sit at table in front of
the Speaker desk 1t is their duty to
report every word that is said from the
opening to the adjournment Being all
of them rapid stenographers, they man
age by taking turns. As quickly as No.
has got 1000 words put down, he
holds up his thumb and No. 2 takes up
the thread, very likely in the middle Of
a speech, while No. goes down to
rooms on the floor below, where he die
tates the ZOO words which he has taken
to two shorthand writer's 500 words to
one and 500 TO the other.
While the two shorthand writers are
copying off their notes quickly in type
script, Reporter No. | goes back to his
seat in front OF the Speakers desk.
Meanwhile No. 2 has finished his 900
words and held up his thumb to No. 3,
NuO III luliI tihGo up tlC hnilC
No. goes down stairs and dictates
and so on. until No. ) holds up his
thumb 10 No. /. aud the business goes
on as before. This arrangement renders
it possible to have the complete type
written report of the House proceedings
ready for the printer a few minutes after
that body ad journs. Ii is the same way
in the Senate Thus each Congressman
finds on his break fast table next morn
ing copy of the Record, comprising a
complete report of everything that was
said and done in the National Legisla-
turc on the day before. These skilled
stenographcrs get s., coo year each.
There are ten of them. and so it costs
so, tO) year for the writing of the Con
grcssional Record, the stcnograpbcrs pay
lug their own assistants The printing
of this interesting daily publication is
done ut an expense of nearly $3.50, 900
annually. During the last fiscal year it
used up }25, 000 pounds of paper and
1865 pounds of ink. For the titles and
ornamentation on bound copies $50 packs
of gold leaf were required, valued at
$l,C09. Five barrels of flour were con-
sumcd in the shape of paste for binding.
During the first session of the last Con-
gress the outlay un the printing of bills
and joint resolutions for both House and
Senate was $sl, $50. During the two
sessions 10. S37 such documents were pre-
sented to the House and 4,O56 to the
Senate. Bills have to he printed and
reprinted at all stages of their progress,
SO that single one may have to he put
into type Il score of times before it be-
comes law. Il Washington correspond
ent Boston Transcript
Democratic messenger., 1893-09-02
Three Kinds OF Lightning.

The Etruscans of o.d believed in three
kinds of lightning-onc incapable OF
doing any injury, another more mischiev-
Gus in its character ard consequently
only to be issued with the consent of a
quorum of twelve gods. and a third,
carrying mischief in its train and for
which regular decree was required
from the highest dlvinitics in the eastern
skies. Cur;ously enou III, modern scien-
lists. following the lead taken by Arago,
have also decreed that the varieties of
lightning are threefold The first com
prchcnds that in which the discharge
appears like a long. luminous line, bent
into angles and ligzass and varying in
complexion from white to blue, purple
or red This kind is known as forked
lightning, because ii sometimes divides
into two or more branches before reach
ing the earth. The second differs from
the first in the range OF surface over
which the flash is diiTused From this
circumstance the charge is designated
sheet lightning. The third olas, differs
so widely from the more ordinary mani
festations that many meteorolo.ists have
denied their right to be treated as legiti-
mate lightnings. They neither assume
the form OF long lines ON the one hand
nor sheets of flame on the other, but cx.
hibit themselves as balls or globular
Jumps of fire. II Chicago Herald.
Democratic messenger., 1893-09-02

Twill sell my desirable residence on
Federal street, Snow Hill, where l nov
reside, located in one of the incest resi-
dent sections OF the town, at private
sale, on easy term. The house con.
tains 10 completely finished rooms, in
addition to good bath room; is newly
painted inside and out and has been
built only nine years. II was con-
structed under my own supervision cut
of the test heart pine lumber and has
mansard slate Ioof.
In addition TO the dwelling, there are
good out buildings, including Stables.
Ice House, Meat House, etc. The
fences are all in good repair. The lot
contains about two acres. on the back
part Of which has just been com, Ietsd
a coed two-story dwelling, which is
already rented, the same to be sold to-
gether with the residence proper. On
the property is an excellent supply Of
water. The heaters vii be sold vith tho
residence.
am willing also to exchange the
above property for good city prcseity.
JOHN ]. COLLINS.
Snow Hill, MD.
Democratic messenger., 1893-09-02
The Curling Sword Snake.

There is little reptile belonging in
Madagascar known rs the scimitar snake.
that is. the curling sword Running
along the back from head to tail is u
blackish, horny substance, which bends
with the convolusionS of the snakes
5ody as readily ~ would "a well tempered
;teel spring. and throughout its entire
length it bears an edge n hard as iliat
and us sharp as u razor. They are not
poisonous, but when one springs on n
man, which he is very likely to DO, he
will soon have leg oil unless cracked
on the pate. Some snake specialists
claim tha; the presence of this reptile on
the island is the reason that there are no
large quadrupeds to be found there at
present, the curling sword in back ages
having taken of legs faster than they
could be crca;ed.-iC Chicago Herald.
Democratic messenger., 1893-09-02
A Telescope Worth Having.

James NJ Neal, one of the most enter
prising and prosperous farmers in Wash
inston County, Georgia, while in san
dersville was informed by the express
agent that the telescope that he had been
expecting had come. with the privilege
of examination and immediate trial. As
soon rs convenient Mr. Neal went To the
express office and received the telescope,
aud in company with his friend, Colonel
Fleming, climbed to the top OF the city
hall. the highest building in the city, to
try the power of the lenses on the sur
rounding country. They viewed the
landscape DER and took bird's-eyc
view oil Tennillc, Davisboro aud War
then, and all the points of interest
within the range of the instrument
When Mr.. Neal drew focus on his
plantation, which is five miles north ot
Sandcrsville, he remarked to his friend,
Colonel Fleming. that he was satisfied
with the telescope. lie then shifted il
TO his pasture, where there were fine
jersey cows, improved breed OF hogs and
varieties of live stock in abundance
lie observed great commotion among
his cows and upon adjusting the focus
TO a nicely he noticed that u tremendous
rattlcsnake was the cause Of the commo-
ton. He quickly handed the telescope
to Colonel Fleming. descended the iron
steps, mounted his horse and in short
while reached his place, where he found
two of his COWS lying dead from the
effects of the serpent's bite.
lie searched diligently for the serpent
and found him coiled under mullen
plant. Mr.. Neal rushed to his house,
got his gun, returned to where the rat
tier was and emptied both barrels into
his body.
Mr.. Nal came to town that afternoon,
bringing with him the Taitles, which
numbered fourteen and one button. He
says there is not enough money in the
United States to buy his telescope. -
ATLANTA Constitution.
Democratic messenger., 1893-09-02
Perfumes That Are Offensive.

To some persons the patchouli per
fiIme is singularly offensive, while to not
few it is positively injurious, producing
symptoms of nervous pros,ration, loss Of
appetite and insomnia. There is moth
irg in the perfume itself which is hurt
ful to the majority of people. and the
bad effects in certain cases are probably
due to some constitutional popularity.
1t is well known that some persons can
not endure the smell of apples. Such
peculiarit;es cannot be accounted for !:
they are known 10 exist, but that is all
that can be said; no method of reason
ing or school of philosophy can account
for them. .-lNew York Journal.
Democratic messenger., 1893-09-02
The Original Use of Butter.

Butter. which is almost indispensab.
to the meal nowadays, was formerly
used solely as an ointment. TIerodotus,
a Greek historian. is the first writer who
mentions butter, b. c. 500. The Spar
tans treated it very much the same as we
do cold cream or vaseline, and Plutarch
tells how n hostess was sickencd at the
sight OF one of her visitors, Spartan,
who was saturated in butter. The
Scythians introduced the article to the
Greeks, and the Germans showed the
Romans how to make it. But the latter
did not use it for food. Trey, like the
Spartans, anointed their bodies with it.
Democratic messenger., 1893-09-02

THIRTY-Two years ago John Bahler
of Battle Creek, Mich, became blind,
and his eyeballs were removed Now,
it is said, that new eyeballs are growing
in the sockets, aud he is already able to
distinguish colors
Democratic messenger., 1893-09-02
W. ". fOHNElI4.
Secretary of the Senate,
CARLTON SHAFER.

Given under my hand ami
the Great Seal of Maryland,
at the city OF Annapolis. Oh
the 18th day OF July, in the
year Of our Lord. eighteen
hundred aud ninety-,hree.
aud oi the independence of
the United States. the one
hundred and seventeenth.
FRANK BROWN.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-01-12

nlno quien tenia que sacar de pila en- horas que
no eran las seialadas para clio. debido que 81
nlno % encontraba enfermo % temfa mnriera,
como asf sucedi6 en- dicho dia: perosa causa de
estar durmiendo 81 senor Cura, le pase recado
con Ia cocinera y me dirijf al temple Grande
lue ,nl sorpresa en- este acto, puesto que revesti
90 el sacerdote para administrar dicho Sacramen.
TO- me dlriji6 palabras impropias de aquel acto,
81 extreme De desafarme; mas como comprendf
que huolera sido censurado cualquier acto que
ail 70 reallzara, por otra parte podfa este ori.
ginarme un compromise, me revestf de pacen-
cia por no dar un escandalo medic de una
pooiaclon Dos dias despues tuve que hacer
otro oautlsmo me fue forzoso acudir al pue-
bio de Rlo grande, cuyo senior Cura Parroco
Sc encontraba en- Lola adonde Sc le pas6 raca-
do: Dlcho sacerdote, sin embargo vino en- Sc.
gulda con esa amabilidad que es propla en-
Ell de todos los verdaderos ministries de
huestra Religion, procedi6 efectuar ell bautis-
mo- hago esta manifestation para evitar que Sc
hagan comentarios en- los pueblos limftrofes por
este incidente, considerAndoseme como persona de
poca cultura.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-01-12

Aver tarde 10 ocurrido un suceso que.pudo
sar de deplorables consecuencias. Paseaba nues-
tro amigo 81 doctor Ferrer por Ia g.orleta de
Puerta de TERRA, con tres de sus nifios cuando
arrojaron de 10 alto de Ia muralla una bala de
canon, callbre "a, que alcanz6 rosar Dor una
pierna uno de las nidas haciendola rodar por Ell
suelo. 81 81 proyectil Ia alcanza por 81 cuerpo,
la hubiera dejado muerta allf no es este 10 pr.
nero que sucede; en- dias pasados tsmbisn AFRO.
jaron otra bala desde 10 alto de Ia muralla que
fue rodando Ia plazuela de Santiago donde
tranquilamente jugaban una porci6n de nihos
Francamente estos hechos no hay palabras CON
que censurarlos; merecen ser vijilados CORE.
jidos severamente por IN policfa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-01-12

Ha sido nombrado don Francisco de la Hoz
CarriIlo para desempenar en- propiedad la escuela
de Rio arriba saliente en- Manati; don Cesar del
Pozo para interinar la elemental de "a clase de
Barceloneta; don Anacleto Vazquez para Ia ru-
al de Quebrada Yauco; dona Maria Ortiz
profesora sustituta de la elemental de Ia clase
lie Caguas don Andres Manso Vioslara para
la de Tierra-Nueva poniente " en- Manat{
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-01-12

Dice un amigo nuestro y con razon, que 81
en- esta Capital Sc estableciese un lavadero publ
co, amen de las ventajas que alcanzarian la hi,
giene sanidad, el Acueducto (muy util) en- cons
trucci6n seria mas que una gran necesidad, una
gran comodidad. Las lavanderas consumer las
dos parties de las aguas de los algfbes de
la Capital.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-01-12
Recortamos de un colega del interior:

Recortamos de un coega del interior
"Invitados por don Lucas Amadeo y don
Luis Lafaye, varios vecnos de GALES Sc reune
ron en- aquela casa municipal con objeto de re
caudar, por suscrici6n una cantidad que permita
hacel el estudio y el proyecto de una ramal del
ferro-carril que enlace aquel pueblo con la via
ferrea en- Manatf. La suma necesaria esta reu
nida, en- GALES Sc espera que Sc llevara la idea
Was de hecho."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-01-12

Nuestro estimado amigo Ell senor Teniente
Coronel don Juan Melendez, artista de coraz6n,
ha tenido la bondad de obsequiarnos con el pre-.
closo passage De Gurabo Juncos publicado en-
La Ilustracsom Puertorraqueaa de cuyo bellisimo
trabajo hablamos en- otro lugar LIE agradecemos
muy mucho su atenci6n.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-01-12

Ia Denaocracia ha dido decir que han ocurri,
do disidencias esta Capital en- una de las dlti-
mas reuniones de la Association de la Prensa. Pc
70 no hay tai. Al menos nosotros no tenemos
notcia de esas disidencias que serfan verdadera-
mente deplorables.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-01-12
Grandes iinos Espallo|es

Ynos puos ST. encabezar de las mejores Bodeqas de Ia
Riojd, VddeeaGs G0icid MdzanuG dnlucdr de Rara-
media Ltcor mejores marcas Sc yenden
en- ell deposto de los sehores FAJARDO HERMANOS G
tismos
LAY Petral no sabes la pena que tengo por
que no encuentro ca;zado de charol elegante para
mi, nj unas botitas decentes para mi pequeiuela.
-Pues fuera penas Isabeita; que 81 ESQ es 10 que
esta el remedio de tus males; toda yez Que alf
hallaras zapatos de charol, de cabrito blanco Y
negro, de dor6, de raso blanco de colores, dc
cabretilla en- fin chica de cuantas classes for.
mas quieras todas elegantfsimas, no solo para ii
sino para Ia nina para Juanito tu esposo-Gra.
cias, Petra, por tn noticia que me d& la vida.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-01-12

Por fuerzs de la glardIa civil del puesto de
Vieques fue detenido ell dla del corriente, 81
individuo Pedro M Rivera Hernandez recla
mado por el sehor Juez de instruction y por la
del de Bayamon en- la madrugada del 8, ell indf
viduo Santiago Rivera por heridas inferidas
Agustfn Aponte.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-01-12

Han sido aprobados por ell GobIerno Gene.
raj los expedientes de consumes de Ceba, Toa-
alta Trujillo-alto para 1892 SO, ell presupues-
to adicional de Las Marfas para 1892, los or
dinarios de Quebradillas, Aguada Lola para
1892, SO ell repartimiento de Lares para Ell mis-
mo eiercicio
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-01-12

Restaurant "DE TU LADO AL ,PARAI.
50, estahlecido en- esta Capital calle de San Jose
casa ndmero 2O.-Platos que 80 serviran manana:
Macarelas con aceite vinagre-Arroz con lomo
de eerdo gallego--Criadillas de toro--Sabrosas
butifarras catalanas-Lengua q la francesa-Len-
qua la mllanesa-Gandinga sangre de cerdo
encebollada-FIlete al Roas beef Chateaubriand
la francesa.--Se admiten bateas; precios muy
econ6micos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-01-12
COMUNICADO
Luquillo, 2 de Enero de 1893.
Sr. Director de LA CORRESPONDENCE

Muy sefor milo: he de MERCER de usted se
sirva lnsertar en- 81 apreciable peri6dico las 81.
guientes lineas, por 10 que le anticipa las gra-
cias s. s. q. b. 8. m, - Vicente Peyeira Perez.
El domingo 25 del corriente concurrf Ia
casa del senior Cura Parroco don Juan Toran pa.
"a suplicarle me fuera & hacer 81 bautismo de un
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-01-12

Aver Sc inscribieron en- ell Registro Civil de
esta Capital la defunci6n de don Luis J. Saldaia
y Casenave, de tisis pulmonar los nacimentos
de Rafael Escalera Cepeda, Emilia Saturnina
Satisteban Maldonado, Maria de la Cruz Peati
Y Faiardo Vicente La Beltran Renta
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-01-12

ascendido este empleo, ha sido proclamadc por
Ia opinion mllitar, sucesor del difunto General
Cassola, con gran contentamiento de los refor-
mistaa militares
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-01-12
VARIEDADES

Bacalao de Escocia sin espinas, atun en- esca.
beche, tabacos de Comerfo, aceitunas rellenas y
e gran vino Sagasta, deben comprarse on ell
Colmsdo de Cerecedo Hermanos Ca.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-01-12

Ha sido aprobado por ell Goblerno General
el presupuesto de estudlo del puente de Utuado
en- la carretera n1mero g. secci6n de Arecibo q
Utuado
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-01-12

La Socedad Benefactora de sus Asocia
dos. establecida en- esta Captal ha tenido la
oondad de favorecernos con ejamplar mpreso
de su Reglamento.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-01-12

Aver medic dia entfo en- este puerto pro.
cedente de Arecibo y sus aguas limftrofes, el ca.
fonero Indio, donde ha practicable sondas de.
grafca.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-01-12
iBuen neqOciO!

Se yende la estancia denominada BUENA VISTA radi-
cada DOS kilometres de disancia del pueblo de Moroyis
compuesa dc 600 cuerdas de tereno agunas panta
clones &c cafe excelentes pasos para la ganado
con aDundantes aguas habitacion nca ena
gena toda en- parties e que nerese comprara puede d
Ponsa Pares, que vive en- el citado pueblo sMs
Nnguna otra Galerfa Fotografca de Ia Isla
posee un Laboratorio para Ia fabrication de pla-
cas- secas la gelatina bromuro de plata, como ell
g don Feliciano Alfonso, San Francisco mum.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-01-12

Pinturas, aceites, barnices, aguarras, bro
chas, pincees y cuanto necesite Vd. en- ell ramo
lie quincalla ferreterfa, debe solicitarlo en- la
Gale de la Cruz numeros 30, grandes esta
tableci'nientos de los Sres M. Roman yCa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-01-12

Recuerde Vd. que indiscutiblemente, ell me-
jor vino espafol que Sc importa Puerto-Rco.
es ell de Logrofo bodegas de Anguciana Rioja
cuya agencla tienen los Sres. Sobrino de Luina
y c.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-01-12

I'm Ia panaderia La Vascongada, Luna 81,
esquina San Justo, ofrecen chavos el pan de
primera calidad. 81
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-01-12

= Por ell Gobierno General SO ha aprobado Ia
permuta entire Jos profesores de Vega-Baja y
Vega Alta don Jose R. Martinez y don Jose r.
Orsini
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-01-12

?. al Gs:s ss,ss ss i" ns':P'ss. s: ps.s's ss's;: It:
GALES. cae del Tmarindo.-Repouet q ca 1923
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-01-12

Por causas ajenas voluntad no ha podi-
do ir hoy nuestro Director Rio,piedras pora YER
los trabajos del acueducto. Ell viaje Sc ha trans.
ferido para manana
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-01-12

de Cadiz
l.o-Pasodob,e eel Comandante Picazo !"
Campos.-2,O Danza Di que me amas ,, Cam
>pos.-3.o Slnfonfa de una opera Seria, Mazza. -
40 Duo de Tenor Baritone de la opera . Lu.
chia", Donlzett-5.o Tandas de Vases "Car
men Rosas.--6.o Danza "Idilio }" Campos
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-01-12
E! PAR!
SALON BARBERIA
PRoPIETARIo
Sergio LecOmpte.
oTrifNr
CRTTZ 81

Il ohUA Il.
~ Elegante moderno establecimiento en- amplio To-
cal amu@blado con NOVEDAD, LTJ0 Y ATMPIEZA. Ser
vco fnmelorable con magnifcas preparedness
ria 'ancesa al esto moderno. Sc admitcn abonados
los senores vfaeros que cuaquier concspo vsten la
Capital de La sa de les supca una vista
al elegante SALON-BARBERIA FL. PARIsIENsr No olv
oar Ia deccion: Gale de La Cruz nHmero 81. % Dbre.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-01-12
AL PUBlICO

dara ylae Fajardo Yabucoay cualquiera de los
pueDlos Hmltrofes, precios convencionaes m0dcos
Cueno de excelentes pareas con coches
c0modos proposito caminos Tambien alquIo
Duenos cabaos de sa cualquier punt0 de 10
lsa Direction telegrafca Ndo Humacao IL de Noviem-
bre de IS93.-JUAN De NIDO. J,nio
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-01-12

WA SOY

VIA %5U.J
Sc venden mil novecien via con So
sus eorrespondentes acarreo de canas
todo en- buen estado Para informes, dgirse Caye
taho AiEoyo'-MayagreZ 15-9
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-01-12

Sc encuentra trabajando en- el pueblo d
Toa-alta, el bien reputable joven fot6grafo sehe
don Enrique Verges
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-01-12

Los peri6dicos de Ponce dicen que los auto
nomistas de aquela ciudad SO manifestaran refrac
tarios la ucha electoral mientras subslsta la
dferencia de Quotas entire Cuba Puerto Rico.
Nj un solo autonomista ira q las urnas
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-01-12

Sc cotiza en- esta Capital el cafe, clase co
rriente para Cuba al rededor de SAL hast
$27 por Hacienda escogido.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-01-12

esperanzas del medico
Republica de Colombia Antioquia Octubre I2 de 1888
Los infrascritos doctores Medicina Cirugia,
obsequ1o de la yerdad Oertifcamos que
nuestra Lractca la Emulsion Scott
en- que esta 1ndlcado por autores todOs
eos hemos obtenidos exo favorable. curando
alviando sempre las Intermediates que hemos
apllcado, por este no vacamos recomendare
medcamento precoso.-" Fabricio Villa ino Con
zalez Garro5'
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-01-12

Anoche Sc repitio en- nuestro Teatro ell dra:
ma hist6rico Isabel Ia Cat6t,ca. La sefiora Mar.
tinez Casado lucio seis elegantisimos trajes Z
interpret6 muy fellnente y como siempre sabe
hacerlo, ell papel de protagonista. Ell decorado y
vestuaro no deiaron NADIA que desear. FL Excmo
senior Gobernador su famina concurrieron y
una banda militar TOGO la entrada del coliseo
Para esta noche SO anuncia la repetici6n de la
grandiosa trajedia ttulada Mar C,e1o como
final la comedia La Cdscara Amarga