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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-15
PROVO.
Mutual Improvement Association Con.
ference.-Court Notcs.--B. Y.
Academy.
Regular oOrrespOndenee.

Regular Correspondence.
Provo, May l6.-The semi.annual
Stake conference OF the Y. NJ. Nj. |. A.
Of Utah Stake was held yesterday.
Among those present were President
Joseph +. Smith and Elder George
Teasjale. President Smith spoke OF
the great mission OF the NJ. /. Attic
dissemination OF the principles OF the
Gospel among the young. The young
were urged to exercise spirit of for.
giveness, kindness anu charity among
their friends and, associates, and
to be polite and consldorate
to all. Elder Teasdale made
a few remarks explanatory OF
the principles OF the Gospel anu
showing the necessity, In order 10
obtsin salvation, OF having correct
understanding Of the principles Of the
Gospel, for man cannot he saved on
false faith. In view OF Elder q. II.
Brimhail having been appointed an
assistant to the general NJ. l. A. presi.
dcncy, he was honorably released rs
Stake president. Elder Joseph Is.
Keeler was appointed to nh the
vacancy, with Elders J. w. Clun and
u. =. Hinckley as his assistants.
Excellent reports OF progress In the
work OF mutual improvement were
made. The Stake membership 10 now
l455. The libraries number 23, with
2432 volumes and 1888 pamphlets,
valued At Sg502.
Elder David Mckenzie, OF Salt
Lake, delivered an excellent scriptural
lecture at the Tabernacle last night.
Two cases were disposed OF In the
First district court on Saturday. The
first was Elmer Taylor vs. Peter Green.
halch et al, suit TO recover Sl0O ON "a
note. The verdict was for plaintiff.
The secon was Elmer Taylor VS. Peter
Greenhalch, to recover SOS, the al.
legged amount NJ damages sustained by
defendant breaking down PLAINTIFF
fence aud 30 allowing cattle to gel in.
A verdict Of 50 for plaintiff was given.
Miss Maud May Babc0ck and her b.
Y. academy physical culture class
gave very unique entertainment on
Saturday evening, The Swedish,
German and Delsartean mot hods of
physical culture were illustrated. The
class showed q high degree OF pro.
ficiency.
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Rovlsion-Bell, Kolly, Hardy.

Rcylsion-Beil, Kelly, Hnrdy.
Sanitary rules aud quurrntine--
heardsley, Bell, Wa ntlaud, Kelly,
Hardy.
Melket,-Moran, Evans, Rich, Law.
son, Karrick.
Heiss.
Cemetery-simondi, Horn, Rich.
Elections-Evans, wantland, Fol.
land.
Improvements Horn, Karrlck,
hloh, Wantland, Evans.
Prisous-Simondl, Horn, Hardy,
Evanp, Mainland.
Finance Bell, Wantland, Helss.
Public worke-lSoly, Simondi,
Moran, Rich, Lawson.
Jordan canal and Irrigation
Evans, Beardsley, wantland, Hardy,
Karrlok.
Enrollment-La weon, Evans, Rich.
,Sewefago-Lawsop, Moran, HESS,
Hardy, Btardsley.
Unhnished business - wantland,
Bentdsley, Folland.
Sprinkling-karricl, Horn, Hardy.
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Dissolved Partnership.

The long standing and reliable law
firm OF Richards, Moyle 4 Richards Il
no longer In existence, a dissolution by
mutual consent having taken place.
franklin 3. Richards anu his son
Joseph It. now constitute a firm,
while Mr.. Moylc will practice by him
self nj the old stand.
The NEWS has only good words for
all the gentlemen, whose abilities are
too well known to require mention.
The senior member OF the Richards
firm In, Of the three, the Oldest In prac.
ticc as well as otherwise. He began his
legal career In Ogden some twenty
years ago and was recognized us CAP
able and studious lawyer from the be-
ginning, and he now stands In the
front rink.
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"Pending the run, this bank snspenus
pa, me ut. IL expects 10 resume IN
few days"
The statement shews capital OF
500, 1000, surplus s7OOD. Tho suspension
caused no surprise as II has been locked
on M weak for some time. III shOuli
10 noted that this Ia not the Farmers
and Mechanics savings bank
CONFESSED JUpGMENr.
Godfroy, CLARK and Co., paper deal.
ere, this morning confessed Judgment
for nearly 500. 900. There IN no state
ment Of the assets or liabilities.
THE NORTHWESTERN GUARANTY co.
MiNsEApoLis, Mimi, May To-
The Northwestern Guaranty Loan
company Ia In financial embarrassment
owing to the financial strihgency'
President Menage was shown s'a', :
ment by Vice.Prcsident Lowry, mhue
In New York, rs to tue company
afiairt, saying that the company mign.
have to suspend today, AT lens. couIu
net stave II of long. He admitted
that Lowry's statement was n lair one,
but added that the company had not
suspended. Further than this no
would not talk. If the company
tusponds II will no. DO 30 for several
days. IL Ia believed In business circles
here that the company will Fey In iuii
US the resources are ample under ordi'
nary circumstances.
Troy, n. Y, May l5.-Nehr ana
Carpenter, tho eastern managers OF the
Northwestern Guarantees Loan COM
pany, Minnoapolis,this morning made
an assignment ana closed the doors.
Two million dollars Of sixteen millions
debenture have been Issued recently
by tho North western Guarantee Loan
company AMI tho bonds disposed VI
10 people In this city aud vicinity
through them.
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WHERE CAN IT Be?
The RaWlins Lister from Washington
Is Sill Missing.
THE WRITER WANTS IT BACK.
Governor West interviewed on tho
Subject by a "Ncws" Reporter
This Afternoon.

The mystery surrounding tho where.
abouts Of the letter contsining the
resignation Of Delegate Rawlins, said
TO have been posted In Washington on
Sunday, the eth lust, still continue,
to be the absorbing topic OF conversa.
iion In local political circles. with q
Wow Of learning whether anything
Inns yet been heari Of the
missing note at the executive
Office, reporter OF the News waited
upon Governor West shortly before 3
O'Clock this afternoon. His excrllency
answerod the questions addressed 10
him frankly anu without the slightest
rceervatlo; but II IL quite clear that he
Is as greatly mystifiod over the mater
a. everybody else.
81 can give no explanation
whatever for the nou.tecelpt OF
that letter." said the Governor;
~ know no more of II than
do tbs general public. But you are
quite al liberty to use this cOmmuni-
cation, which I received on, believe,
the morning OF the 18th inst.n
1t runs as follow:
sA,rIAur c,,v nah NAV I'M tsoa
aoro.a-cai.h w ", ''
'o,oino' N"'oo W, "oS"
, NY poar sm-hinaly manu- me letter
.nn'i'n W your auufers rom Mashlhg-
,oa n ~ ~ aay ,n, ios'' 70 nuiu ponu-
of the resirnaiion thoroIn contained '''''
Yours very Truly.
i'll. RAwLrNs.
Asked what VIVA ,be r.nson I'm, NO,
making publie msntion Of M, forcso'
lac mis-, fI ,b,s ,,n,a '" " '"o '''eso'
Governor Wei said. stm,lv I'm.
cause 1 exneotsJ IN yereiva H. o,Is,
inal latter refsr,.b 10 hv AZ, Rayi,ns
would then have st,tel 10 The rnhlic
whnt INV onInIon was IN Tho .nbi,ct N,
tho resignation. Nov, however, you
can say what would have been my
conviction OF duty IN the promises.
III the letter had arrived, In
due course OF the mail, | ohould
have handed II to MIR. Rawlins un-
opened, as he requests In HIS commune
ication OF the llth OF May; and oven
II II should reach me hereafter II In
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-15
A New Dairy Compauv.

Articles OF Incorporation Of the
Millville Dairy company were filed
this morning with Territorial Secretary
Sells. The object OF the company is
to manufacture cheese ana butter, to
build and equip, or lease, creamery
and CHEESE factory, TO buy and sell
cattle, swine, etc. The company's
office and principal place OF business
VIII be AT Miliville, Cache county,
Utah, but the board OF directors csn
establish and maintain branch estab.
lishments In other places.
The capital stock Is placed Mt $40, 900,
divided into 500 shares Of the par value
Of S25 each.
All the stockholders except the two
last named reside nj wellsville: Geo.
\, PitkiD, who has taken is shares;
Samuel Holt, 20; Ole Nelson, 4: II.
q. Henego, 4; Estus n. Hammond, s.;
Charles Elisson, 8; Lorenzo Hansen,
Wellsville, 20, aud ]. i. Madison,
Providence, 4.
q. o. Pitkin will be president, s.
Holt vice president, and l.. Hansen
secretary and treasurer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-15
THE CHICAGO FAIR.
Opening Of The Worlds Congress IN
The Art Palace.
FIRST WEEK GIVEN TO WOMEN
Address Of Welcome by Mrs. Palmer
and Speeches by other
Prominent Ladies.

CHICAGO, May 10. The third week
Of the Worlds Fair opened under much
riore favorable circumstances than
the first. There were only lew clouds
In the sky In the morning and though
a sharp wind blew out OF the north,
tho temperature rose with the sun and
before noon the sight-seers were
willing TO throw of their wraps.
There wns crowd Of visitors waiting
at each gate before they opened this
morning. At 10 O'Clock II was esti.
mated that twelve to nj cen thousand
had been admitted. IL was given cut
this morning thnt the crown prince OF
Austria and suite were expected 10
visit the fair In October. He Ia now
ON trip around the world and ex-
poets to reach ban Francisco In Sep
tember. Alter viewing the sights OF
the Far West he will proceed to
Chicago.
In the Memorial Art Palace on
Lake Front this morning, President
q. q. Bonney OF the WORLDS Congress,
mn auxiliary OF the Worlds Fair, dt-
livered an address, formally opening
the great series OF gatherings that viii
continue until the Worlds Fair In at
mn end, and viii deal with nearly every
question Of general interest to human
ity.
The first week hns been allotted TO
women, and their work opened this
morning with an address Of welcome
by Mrs. Potter Palmer, president OF
the woman's branch OF the Auxiliary,
and Mrs. Chas. Henrotin, Vice presi.
dent. These Were responded to In brief
speeches by famous women represent
Ing Canada, Great Britain, France,
South America, Russia and Iceland.
CALIFORNIA EDITORS ARRIVE.
Eighty representatives Of the Cali.
fornia Press association arrived at the
Fair in body this morning. The
association 10 made up OF Call.
fornia newspaper men and wo-
men outside San Francisco. They
will remain In Chicago for two weeks.
Most Of the time will be spent In talk.
Ing In the Fair. On reaching the
grounds today they went direct to the
Administration building where they
were given the freedom Of the grounds
by the Exposition officials. This over,
they went TO California State building,
where they spent the day.
The national commission held short
session today. A resolution providing
for the appointment Of committee 10
hear complaints was introduced, and
after 4 lengthy discussion referred TO
the judiciary committee. Adjourned.
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the opportunity for speeohmaking YVES
not presented. The two Judges
entered together AMI Judge Blackburn
said simply, "Gentlemen, Introduce
70 you my successor, Judge Smith. -
without any iurther ceremony Judge
Smilh nt once took up the business OF
the oourl.
Judge Smith will be given reccp.
tion by the bar association this oven.
Ing.
Is. Bachman, Jr., clerk OF tbs court.
mas rendered his resignation, and ID.
IL. Feeiy, Jr., who came down from
Ogden with Judge Smith, has Uren NJ.
pointed y III tho vacancy. Mr.. Bach
man will act as deputy clerk for the
present.
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TO SCARE THE GERMANS.
A News Agency Circuistes Rumor Of
French War Preparations.

News Agency Ctrcuhstes u Rum0r Of
French War Preparations.
BERLIN, May l5.-The Wolf News
agency asserts on semi-ofiicial authori.
~ that the reinforcement Of the
French troops stationed on the eastern
frontier Of France IL proceeding with
method and regularity. The French
government, according TO the same
authority, is likewise extending and
strengthening the military lines ad-
Joining the German frontier, planning
with view TO prompt, effective con.
traction. The barracks nj the entrench-
cd camp have been greatly enlarged.
At Epinal two new barracks nre being
built and addition made to the garri.
son.
On the same semi.ofIioial authority
1t Is stated that men are at work night
and day laying double lines Of rails on
the Paris and Nancy railway line be-
tween Blesme and Revigny In order
to hasten the mobilization Of French
troops. The Frankfort Zettun0 com.
menting upon the foregoing and other
official news dispatches Of q similar
character states that reports Of that
kind are obviously intended to infiu-
ence the electors In the coming cleo
lions for the reichstag in favor OF can.
didates who favor the army bill.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-15
or TO Chicago.

The following party Of salt Lakers
left ior Chicago over the Union Pacific
this morning:
Frank Jennings, Mrs. Frank Jen.
ming, Miss Jenningt, Miss Birdie
Dryer, Or. T.. W. Taylor, Mrs. DIR.
Taylor, Mrs. II. q. Badger, J. II. Har-
wood, i. Il. Holland, Mrs. j. ii.
Bacon, Mrs. Geo. L. Holman, Mrs. Il.
J. Dlmmick. Mrs. Nellie Little, Viola
Little, Nellie Little, J. NJ. ReinseImer,
Mrs. J. M. Relnseimer, Mrs. Mary
Reinseimer, MIR. A. Green. Mrs. A.
Green, Miss Green.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-15
Fire at the Juvenile" Office.

A burning pile OF waste paper at the
rear OF the promises occupied by the
Juvenile" Office brought out the fire
department at 1880 u. m. today. The
run from headquarters was n lively one
and the service promp, and effective,
the blaze being extinguished before
any damage was done TO surrounding
property.
The attaches OF Y. G. MI. quickly
strung :hree lines Of hose after the fire
was discovered and soon had ms many
streams OF water playing towards the
lire. Their "reach," however, was
shorter than their good will anu they
contented themselves with saturatipg
adjoining material while the fire lad
dies put out the blazs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-15
Killed ia nu Explosion.

LINCOLN, Ills, May l6.-Last night
gas explosion occurred In the Gill.
zenS coal thait $4,000 feet from the
entrance. The mine was shattered at
That end.
1t was at 1rst supposed that ten or
dozen were killed and much excite
ment followed, but the results turn out
FAR lees serious. Michael Gleason was
buried under tons OF debris anu killed;
Joseph Page, mine boss, MarK Lyons
and Hc1ry Wilmoth were more or less
seriously Injured.
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have a pretty good chance TO lead
the line were eent ~ tho poet.
They were; Lamplightcr 1875
pounds, Willie Sims up; Banquet
l23, Glrfison up; Rloelaud no.
Johnny Lambley; JUICE Morrow iiG,
A.Covington ur.; Mars III, Little field;
Russell il2, Penn; Diablo III, raral;
Nomai lI0, McDefmott; Lronawell
ITO, Daggcu; Terrific IlOs; Il. Doant;
Fidello los, Jimmy Lambley; Chnrade
lO5,C. Sloane; Pickpockei lU3, q. ray-
lof, Hume 0j, Noble.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-15
RINGING IN THE NEW.
Territorial : cretary e. c. Richards
VIII Begin Work Tomorrow.

Territorial Secretary Elijah f. Sells
Will conclude his term nj the executive
Office today and tomorrow morning
the Hos. q. q. Richards, his newly
appointed successor, will take hold OF
the rcins aud at once enter upon his
Official duties. Until the incoming
Secretary brings his own clerk upon
the ground, Mr.. Il. T.. Addlemann
VIII remain at his old post. His ex.
tension ei time may not, however, 20
beyond few more days. The depart.
Ing Secretary has been gathering his
private books, papers, etc, together
today, and otherwise preparing 10 quit.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-15
FIRE AT C0LLINsTON.
l.. W. Standings Mercantile Establish
ment Burned This
Morning.

News reached this city today from
Collinston, Utah, To the effect that the
mercantile establishment OF l.. w.
Standing at that place burned to tho
ground this morning. No particulars
were given. The business WINS insured
by the Home Life, and stock OF
$4,000 was carried.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-15
Quarrel. Murder. Lynchinz.

BEDFORD, Ind, May l5.-Eirly this
morning u MASKED mob appeared be-
fore tho all aud freed tho sheriff 10
giveup the keys, took john Tcrrlll
from tue cell anu hanged him to a
toe In the court house yard. TetrilPs
cfime was the brutal murder OF Com
duotOr Il. l.. Prince OF the Ohio d
Mississippi road, as result Of n quar-
iel over tho payment Of his fare, by
Iurrill,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-15
Cowardly and Cruel.

A brace OF cowardly burglars entered
the premises OF an old lady named
Burton, at No. 62i west North Temple
street, early Saturday morning ard
gagged and abused her and robbed her
OF between 50 and 50 In cash. After
ransacking the premises thoroughly
they escaped with their illgotten gains.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-15

New York, May l5.-Henry Geb.
hurdt was foreman In furrier's shop
and August Wsnner an employe
under him. Last week Gebhardt dis.
charged Wanner. Fairly this morn
INK Wanner shot and killed Gebhardt,
and then shot himself In tho head and
is dying.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-15
Down TO SAG.

Tho Union Pacific today made
another cut In the wofll'- Fair rat.e.
This time reOuciiOu Of f!9m 500 to
$50 ismado In round trip tickets which
arc good for period OF thirty days
from date OF purchase.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-15

MINNEAPOLIS, May 15.-A run on
the Farmers and Mechanics Savings
bank began this morning chiefly by
small depositors. II IL considered one
OF tho strongest banks In the state.
No fears are entertained for its safety,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-15

MILWAUKEE, May l5.-The Plank.
linton bank opened an hour earlier
than usual this morning. There was
no renewal Of Saturdays run and the
Hurry seems to have entirely subsidized.
The deposits far exceed the with
drawals this morning.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-15

WAsHIsGToN, May l5.-The Su-
preme court has affirmed previous rul-
ings In the important hat trimmings
case.
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AT WORK.

Provo, Utah, May l5ih-H. w.
Smith took his seat this morn.
ing IA Judge OF the First district court.
vice Judge Blackbu removed,
The bar association held q brief
council before the opening OF court.
aud in the absence OF the president.
John Is. Miner, appointed y. Il. Thur.
man to welcome the new Judge, but
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-15
nrookiyn IIandieap Day.

NEW York, May l5.-rhls is Brook
Ign handicap day, one OF the great
race days OF the year. Aside from
the $4,000 purse for this event,
nothing so rouses tho public
interest as tho handicap Tor
all aged horses. 1t cost Ave
hundred dollars to start today, 20 only
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-15
NO ExcITEliENT IN LONDON.

WNioNj mhy lO.-lne suspension
OF the Queensland National bank
causes no excitement here ns 1t was
expected. A private cable from OIL
cefs OF the suspended institution says
Tue stoppage Is due to the persisten MT
withurawal OF deposits and express con.
lied.
LARGE LONDON HOUSES INVOLVED.
LONDON, May l5.-R. Hodgson a,
Sons, well known brokers, mentioned as
failed last Saturday have been helped
over the difficulties.
Inc STOCK exchange was nervously
excite1' everybody selling. 80 far
only Two small brokers have failed but
several large horses are said TO be In.
volved.
UNEAsINEss INCREASING.
Private cables announce this susnen,
sion OF the Commercial Banking com.
pany OF Sydney, N. =. W., one of the
Oldest bank concerns In the Antipodes
with capital OF E600, 900, ana a re.
serve OF fs30,0O0. 1t has many
branches In Queensland and New
South Wales. For this and other rem.
sons the uneasiness on tho London
stock exchange 10 increasing.
SUSPENDED PAYMENTS.
MINNEAP0LIs, May l5.-Ths farm.
ora anu Merchants' state bank has
suspended payment. The foliowiug
notice is being posted on the doom:
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THAT RUSSIAN TREATY.
Protests SIN Beiux sent TO President
Cleveland.

WAsntSGToS, May 10. - Before
leaving here for a trip TO Europe this
morning George KEENAN,, tho famous
wtiteron the condition { affairs IN Rus
a,sent Presid, ut Cleveland translated
copies Of four protests by organized
associations IN that country protesting
against the recently ratified extraui.
ton treaty with Rlssla.
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fAILU RES.

Two Australian Hanks suspend Busi-
ness.
BRIspANE, May l5.-The Bank OF
Queensland anu the Queensland Ma
tional Bank have suspended. The
deposits In the latter ut the last report
were fs,600,000, half OF which was
from Great Britain. Its subscription
capital is GIG, 100000 and half paid up.
II has claimed q reserve OF half mil.
lion. 1t has a branch In Sydney, N.S.
W., and various other places In Aus.
traiia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-12-09
LA HORTENSIA
12-ATOCHA-12
AImac6n dc Novedades.
MerCad0, Colon y Ga.
12-ATOCHA-12

Ddo favor dia mas ell p6blico viene dispenando
medic ocon de hacerse
est distinction
Rnaado c0modo ante ben suado local perteneciente
d a de on
FTonoa Aeman5a Es0oNa, hlglaterra, Austria,
EUROPA AMERICA ependido
fantasia
exgenca Ultima que reazan
en dihcil enumeration:
Elegane sombeos omas los mimos
o de Escoa seda bancas coores
piel
de ocitados polvos
de felpa.
U esoo surdo de oo pFoPos regalos euches.
pefumadores anuelos,
retratOs &. Ga
Gnde telas bncas de color, agodon ho
lana,
da de Paris Ponce, unio de
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-12-09
Ell TONIC
AREcIBO-PLAZA PRINCIPAL

Establecimiento de botiileria, dnico
dePosito del ron TOPACIO a 25 cen
tavos botella, y del ron s. s s. p6-
simo. internal, d 80 centavos boteila
june &c 1898.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-12-09
Los PRECIOS FIJOS
ALLIE DEL COMERCIO-PONCE,
PUERTO-RICO

En- antique acredado esabecinieno hay constante
agnco surtido de instrumentos de car
nete fauta aune bombardnos viones de todos precos
cedas m escas para los mismos gutas superiore
para violin, papel de hio para mtsica etc etc.
Tamb6n surdo de fguras de biscuit ador
para tocador esp6ndidos objetos para regalos.
Efecos para escritoro perumera francesa ngea de los
eores abrcante pecioso Devoconaros de de pe
de formas de Ultima moda.
Crstaer Baccara vaas completes para mesa cochecitos
viajes.
Efecos para ibujo inndad de artcuos que reazan
precos Visto.
Ponce, Noviembre 27 de 1898 6-13 3vps.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-12-09
Diario pol1tco de La taxde
Carga Pesada

es Ia que tienen que soportar los
que padecen de Tlsis, Escrofula,
Anemia Il otras. enfermedades ex-
tenuantes Tanto mas pc sada
cuanto que en- muchos casos estas
Intermediates son resultado de
descuidos lamentables.
El tempo de preparar ell sa1vavi-
das es cuando comienza la tormenta;
el tempo de combatir La Tfsis 6
Escrofula es al comenzar la debili-
dad, cuando principia Ia per-
dida de caEaes Y fuerzas.
No hay que esperar demasiado.
Ell medicamento debe ser pro
ductor de grasa asimilable, digerible,
como la que contiene en- disolucion
perfecta Ia Emulsion de Scott, one
es aceite de h1gado de bacalao sin
el NAL gusto, reforzado y tonifcado
por los hipofosftos que ayudan a
Ia digestion y aumentan el apetito.
Els IN hecho que La Emulsion de
Scott produce fuerzas y cTea car
nes con rapidez maravillosa.
Para obtener efectos seguros debe
procurarse la que lleva Ia etiqueta
del hombre con ell bacalao cuestas.
Esa es la 1nica legitima, la que crea
carnes, la que fortifca los pulmones,
Ia favorita de los m6dicos, la YER
dadera EMULSION DE SCOTT.
De venta en- todas las farmacias
y droguerias. Siempre segura y
siempre efcaz.
SCOTT Y BOVINE, Qulmioos. Nueva York.