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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-08-20

Los Senores Scott y Bovine, fa-
brlcantes de Ia C6lebre Emulsion
de Scott, tienen va fama de ser los
mas desprendidos anunciantes del
muu do. Ademas de publican sus
anuncios en- millares de peri6diCos
de todas classes, esta gran casa haCe
mprimir apualmente millones de
tarjetas, folletos, cromos, etc, que
snvia & todos los paises del mundo
civilizado.
81 anuncio fin dc si6ole de estos
opulentos industriales es un bonito
Album de la Exposioi6n de Chicago,
CON vistas fotograbadas de los prin.
cipales palacios.
En- Ia Ultima plana del folleto
puede verse an hermoso grabado
del nuevo edificio de la Emulsion
de Scott, enorme mole de hero ,
ladrillo con doce pisos sobre el nj
vel de IA Gale y dos subterraneos.
Fstos cat0rce pisos tieuen un Srea
superficial comb'nada de ciento
GUAR 'nts mil pies cuGdrados
Los PALACES de Ia ExposicI6E
spsrecen en- ell Album con minucio-
sidad de defalles y est&n artistica
mente grabados.
En- esta Redacci6n tenemos al
gunos Albums para los que deseen
solicitarlos. Pueden pedirse tam.
bisn en- las tarmacias.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-08-20
GRAN LJCOR )
QUINA MONO.
Prelaiade con n,edallG do l. close poT
Ia Soeioded CGRttfca EaTepea

Pr@ade medaa de clase emadO EpOons
Ia SOeioded CEHt(Gca EaTepea ha sdo pTesentadO.
Ionicc reccnstltuVente digestive este lcor,
base omAn vegetables de reconocds ytudes medcnsles
eonsue de ss bebdas mas hgenca agadabs
Gen.
E po tanto solo bebds de reco mor toni
gutyo gesmente exeante esnnsvo que puede
do @ de copa depues s comia las
ssud Fobustes las padeeen dpepses dgie
dhcuad les enonarA ava siempe evando msesaa
durAne dgesti6n dGndoes vgor robues
quepes sproveha tomids pcque asimn de ella todoE
10 prn sI Is klimenteios rutrivos que gentlemen.
AnAs que ha heho de Incompatible LaSs-
Catva d Bavaa constuye iupo ohre todo los
dis 81 Lre 81 Catelzn FL DariO BARGE
Gons n Nsas III nar'e M~caHl La Pnidad han precOniEA
do excelenciaa
De en- e.,a Capital en- los eafes de LA PALMA MA
LLORQUISA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-08-20
OABoTAJn.

Col esp "Anita," earenando.
Col esp "Peplto," carenando.
Col esp "Hortensia," carenando
Col esp 20 de Oanarias," cargo
para Nsguabo y Humacao.
Bdra esp "Nueva Flor," eArgs
ARA FajafdO.
Col esp ''Oa,mellts," earga para
Arecibo.
Col esp 10 dc Maria" )" carga para
Ponce
Col esp "P de AreCibo,' pen
dieUte.
Col esp Petra" oatgA para Are
alho.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-08-20
TRAvEsfA.

Col ing "Chsrles MOrford," Eeu-
dien:e de salida.
Boa amer "Issac Jackson" car
gando.
Berg esp "MaysgieE." descar
gando.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-08-20

:;s:ss,ss ,s-s sa,o'as.
litografiadas er papel porcelain Q
de Ios ssmanos mks corrientes, 4
25 centavos una. El la Litogr .
fia del BoLETIS MERcANTIL &c
A. Lynn, Saceaora de Morris.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-08-20
ceMPalmIeos q vlear d FtnfT
.d,l.,vaa eg olKIED0 | agN
CONISIONES.


Ogves aus FtFvsslcs 60 a !
la.
tfaFaslsa In pEEssA 9s sss ! !
ecsss per sl saslssla qws So -
mEsxos Ia hsxka e f.ae< r. ~ !
Qai@iso hsasassFal.
san taan Pssgao AleA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-08-20
ENTRADAs DE OABOTAJE.
Nlnguua.
hALTDlE HN TRAvMSIA.

Para M4ysgiiez, vap esp "San
Francisco" despsCha1o ppr 8 de
Esquiags, con C4rga de transitc.
Para Habapa y escalas, via Me-
yagtiez y Pon,e, vap esp Miguel
Galiart,Y despsChado por Rubert y
HermanoS, con Carga de trSnsito.
Para st Thomas 3 esCa Q, yep
fr "St Simon," despaohsdo por Jose
L Silva. Por j B Fner tes, 4 d ta-
bacos. Por Torner HermanOs, 2 d
tabscos. Para Londres, por Torner
Hermanos, 4 6 tsbRco'. Por j r
Fuentes, 2 6 tAbac s. Para Liver
p9ol, por Ahumada y 90, l & ta
bacos.
Para Arecibo, vep esp Pauline, :"
despachado por 8 de Ezquisga, con
carga de transIto.
SALIDAs DE oABOTAJR.
Col esp so. de Jesus" para Are
cibo
Col esp Helena" para Aqua
dilla Maysguez y Ponce.
G0l esp 'Joven Glare" para Vie
ques.
Bdra esp Buenaventura," para
Vieques.
Bdra eep "Psquits," para Aqua
dilla y MaysgneE.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-08-20
LA MUJER.

Obra sociological y literaria,
por D. Fernando Lopez Tuero;
edici6n elegante en- un tomo de
221 paginas. Sc vende en- es-
ia CASA q l peso Ell ejemplar
LA REFORMA AGRICOLA,
DEL MISMO AUTOR.
Sc vende tsmbi6n q l peso el
ejemplar en- esta CASA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-08-20
TABACO DE- COMERIO.

Los senorea Rivera y P6rez, de
BAyAmoo, tieLen unA baena exiss
:eotia de dIcha hcl', en todss La
;lase', Iue otrecsn prscies N
iicos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-08-20
WATERLOO POLtTIc0",

ExAMEN CRITICC
DE LAS PRINOIPALEs TEORfAS
SOBRN QUE DESCANSA DL EDLFrCIO
PO1fTICo MODERNO,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-08-20
sues. De oRCASlTAS &C

ImrorsAdogea e. de nereAneiAa de
todA clssos y psceedsnelsA
VensAa Al poF mayor, Csnn 2, =
al detail, en- sas tiendAs Flor &c
Jailo J Gallo dc Orc. emlle dc 10
ForsAisxa esqainA 4 Ia CFaB.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-08-20
MOvIMIENTO De BUQUEe
HTTRAHAs nS rRAvAgfA

De Puerto P att = fsca'a vap
fr "Saint 8 In a" d. 644 tonels
das cspitin Ronnaad, a jose T
Silva, Is q aceite o iva. Scrs de
QuevedO J H. ss, 155 d bOtellas va
cias, q anissdo, A VceDts Y %,
go sIs cacao. S1rs de Dorado y %,
so SIS cacao.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-08-20
sALIpAs DE oABOTAJR.

OPERAOIoNEs DE BUQURs EU Pic
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-08-20

Estos licores que tan buena aceptaci0n han mercc,
do del p1blico de esta Capital demas parties de la lsa
por sus cuadades agradables, de los cuales
aumenta cada da e consume, haan de venta al por
mayor Ell esa plaza Ia Isa, las principales cas-
mportadoras de where's, nj detail todos los Colma-
dos, Cafes, Es;abecimientos del Ramo:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-08-20
GUzA LOCAL.
SOBRINOS De EzOUIAGA.
FORTALiE2.A.,

FOETALR2A., z,
CASA de giros y comislouae.
Agsntes dc Jos vspores.correos q. 10
OompAnir TraEatlAntics Bfpsncls.
Agentes dc Id ID Dc los ss1ore, L.
rinRga y Co., de Liverpool.
lem idsm G. E. Flstchef Co.,
d. (comranta ola Flecha'') de ID.
AGENTS. de Id Id Ae los Refiores J. T.
! ckelG 7 Oc LINES de "serra'.
Agertss q Bsh', Behrepd : Re
LinsR DE- "Sexrs".
AFsrtec de- Ia ConTsffe i, EsY15ts
oLtrs 1ntsrdics dsncr Ina Gs ls" 20.
II X
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-08-20

Cada uno de nosotros ha sido vi
sitadc q aus horas por ell insomnia
10 que 20 DATA por dormil!-He
mos dicho unos y otros en- ciertot
dfas de mslestar 8 de snfrimiento
P0es bien, he aqui el su no bara
t.: en- I'M frasao de Jarabe de Fo.
llet hay cinco 6 seis n ches de Q.
poso complete, natural, Sin pessdl
lias, sin ninguua consecuencia la.
mentable.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-08-20
De IAA zSl.A.
BERTRAN HERMANOS,
Ell BAZAR UNIVERSAL.
HUMACAO PUERTO. Rico.

Consignatarios de Buques, Agen-
tes en- este puerto de los vapores
Rita, Paulina, Ida ) Maria de la II.
Dea de Sierra. Barcelona. Impor-
tsdores de mercercfae, ferretelia J
IrOviRiOnt de todas Eases.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-08-20
R WIT! iNnNER u

De NOTLOTA9 Y ANuNCIOS
OperaCiones durante los
dlas 18 y 19 de A9osto
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-08-20

No ponen les madres su6Ciente
atenci6n cuando ven 4 sus hijos
ojerosos, palidos, sin apetito, gra
Giles dc m embros, y, en- I'm, con
todos los sintomas del linfatismo,
one atribuyeu oil crecim,ento en- 10.
niilos y 6 Ia 6pcca de desarrollo en-
los j6venes; Green que es cosa pa
ssjera cuando es enfermedsi que
80 agrava & csds paso y llega 4 ser
Cr6nica; esta inGuria de mucha
madres es tanto mas culpable cuap
to que bssta con administrsr 4 lot
enfermos el Vsno 6 Jarobe de Qaina
tsrrugsnoso de Or msult y O., one
reune en- fntlma comb!naci6n el
Hero y la Quinina, para obtepet
criaturas jlenss de vida, 10 que es
la base de la bondad, de la vlrtul,
de Ia felieidad en- oil mundo.
Desde el problema, insoluble has,
to entonces, de 10 administrator
del aceite de higado de bacslao .
los nifios. cue fu6 resuelto por Cha,
poteaut, el inventor del Morrhuo
Chapotsaat, es de ir, de los prlncI
pios activos del aoeite desemhara.
Eados de 10 materis grasa, pesadi
. indigesta, las madres tienen 4 OF
disposition I'M medicamento her6i
60 para conbatir efioazmente q
ltnfatlsmo, Ia raquitis, las numerc
sas afeccioneS de la infau ole, repre-
sentadas por Ia miaeria fsiol6gic.
de Bouchardat
81 durante la lactancla, notais on
el niho psdece de c6licos y dlarrc
60 que 10 calidad de leche que n. a
ma deja qre dess ar. I'll uso 90
lara 10 nodEisa del Iarats de Dwss,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-08-20
Angel Llorente

No ha sido, nj ss, empleadc
de esta casa.
ChaVaTri g. CO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-08-20
DON lGNACIO DIAZ CANEJA,

si 1croI DEL "BoLErA vErAArIL" DE PUsRrO AZ,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-17
AGALAxY OF USEFUL THINGS
SOME or fHEn WOW GROUPED Ar
GRAND CENTRAL PALACE

Novelties .. Hs-sehoia Uttlity. Ccnveuisnes,
saa Conrsrt-Cowsoa-seuss ApxiIisries
60 Health, Ease, asd Eeo.o-y IN Fsr.is
Dres.-Nu.,e. that Always Chsr-as. ssd
so-ss o. ~. Most Esehsntine souree--
The Drswise Room. the Bouaoir. .sa the
Kttshe. Equally Interested q. this Cer,-
binstios.
Among the innumerable exhibits IN the
Manufacturers building at the Worlds Fair
there was one Of such unique design TINT
even In that wilderness OF interesting things.
II stood out prominently and attracted much
attention. It consisted OF two wax figures. the
one girl sitting. and the other man. stand
ing upon a simple platform. The man was
leaning toward the girl as though he were ex-
planning to her the design OF a small crescent
shaped piece Of rubber cloth which he held In
his hand. More life-like figures than these
were never seen in Nine. Tussaud's or Any
other exhibition OF wax works In the world.
Many people approached this group and
looked into the mans face. wondering why
he stood silent When they discovered their
error they bit their lips and moved away. only
to return In q little while to see what those
wax figures meant The figure OF the man
bore the oountehance OF Jared II. Garfield. the
inventor OF the famous Garfield seamless
dress shield. The other represented one Of the
prettiest girls In Brldgeport-an employee OF
the factory at which these shields are now
made by the million-to whom he was explain
ing how this article was made without seam.
At the close OF the Fair an enterprisinR dry
goods firm In Chicago obtained the loan ofthls
group and exhibited Il in their window until
few days ago. It was then brought to New
York. and Is now in the Prize Winners Exhibit
at the Grand Central Palace. In the pavilion OF
the Garfield Rubber Company OF Bridgeport.
Conn. The Garfield seamless dress shield
itself 10 too we'll known to need description.
or the steady growth and the present enor-
nous business OF the company that manufac-
lures them, however. the public knows but
little. When the Garfield Rubber Company
was organized In 1882 It's capital was $4,000.
and It's plant consisted Of one small building
and few machines. To-day. although the
capital has been increased only to s25o.o00.
with surplus OF another quarter OF a million.
the company manufactures over 100000
pairs OF dress shields every rear. transaoting
an annual business OF over 81. 100000.
Mr. Ratcliffe Hicks the President OF the
company. is a man OF remarkable business
self recomme ending article he set out to man
utacture. than to his untiring and ingenious
efforts to make every. woman ln the land give
IL at least one trial In recognition OF the APP
probation OF these women. which has built up
the Industry Mr.. Hicks has now announced
token OF the company's gratitude. To the
three women who make the best guess as to
n1% IN o. snd IL H IN 5aS 1863
he offers free Cook excursion ticket to Eu-
rope AID return Or Il they prefer the enc money.
sspectiyely for the best guess In each q the
.nS s pss.s sh Win city ss . Ssis A on
LIST OF May following.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-17
s,Ea % : FIsshorA % AIoasy.

WAsHISGroS. Dec. l6-sseretary Carlisle to-
day detailed fifteen clerks from other diyi-
sions to assist the eighty clerks In the re-
dsmDtion division OF the Treasursr's office to
count and redeem the United States money
which Is now being paid for redemption. This
division IL now 100000 behind in its work,
although for the past six weeks the clerks have
been working over hours and Tedesming
money at the rate Of 81. 10000 a day In
spite Of this heavy redemption. United States
money has aeeumu !ated. and all such money
Ia the process Of REDEEM ptiOn IL not only With
drawn for the time from circulation, but also
from the Treasury cash.
AS the net available currency OF the Treasury
i now only about -. 5OOOilO. II Is desirable to
facilitate redemption as much as possible. The
plethora OF money now held by the banks 10
given as the reason why redempti0ns at this
Time are 50 unusually heavy. The re1emp-
lions referred 10 do not include the rsdemD-
h0n Of national tank notes. which are also
VERY heavy. ToQulTing oveTWork 70 keep Up
Viii the process Of turning old money into new.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-17
THE NEW YoRK IS ALI RfeHE
Ohieiai Report OF tho Trial Board on the
Final Trial or the HE Cruiser.

Omeiai Report OF the Trial Board On the
Final Trial OF the Big Cruiser.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 18.-The Official report Of
the Trial Board on the recent final trial OF the
armored cruiser New YORK was received at the
Navy Department to-day After enumerating
q number OF minor defects. OF no material con-
sequence. the Board submits It's opinion as
follows:
First-Tbat the guns. gun carriages. and
turretr, their fittings and appurtenances work
properly and that the ship is we'll built and
sufficiently strong to stand the shock caused
by firing.
second-That the hull. engines. boilers. and
dependencies have not upon this trial exhib-
tied any weakness. breaking down. or deterio-
During the two hours trial at sea- under full
boiler power at natural drauRht. the highest
rage 40 pounds. The highest number OF rev.
buttons was ~. and the average 100
from the southwest. with moderate hut chop.
py sea. The second day the winds blew strong
0% he ssp
ably steady, especially IN the trough OF the sea
on the nrst day. Her rolling motion was slight
and easy, though good number OF the crew
The ready, obedience Of the ship to her helm
as it had i'm pressed the mem bers Of the Speed
Trial Board in May last, and this Board Is OF
the opinion that no , question , Of nnssaToIthi-
gard to the New York that when suitable op-
Dortunity has been given her for getting into
proper shape as a we'll organized we'll equipped,
and well drilled man-of-war. she will have no
superior atioat OF her GLASS,
The mean speed at full power at natural
draught, as shown by two Bliss patent logs.
WAS l5.S4 knots. This low speed was proba-
bly, due 10 the poor quality OF the coal used. to
great dLaught Of water. and to foul bottom.
Tho New York viii remain at the foot Of
dAy. when she will proceed to the Brooklyn
Navy Yard and wait orders. That she shall
Secretary Herbert but lust what service will
be her assignment L mStter for conjecture.
discuss her probable duty, II 10 likely from
present indications that she will be sent to
Rio Janelro. where the United States has al
Phillip. the New York's commander, was at
the Navy Department this afternoon. He said
he knew nothing Of the departments inten-
tions with regard TO his ship.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-17
JAoor d SONS MUSIC RoxEs.
They Took the FIr.t Prize at the Coiumbian
Exposition.

They Took the Fir.t Prize at the Columbian
Exposition.
Among the many objects of interest In the
Swiss section OF the Columbian Exposition
one Of the most prominent. and which at
tracted the greatest attention. was Jacot l.
Sons exhibit OF Musical Boxes. which re-
ceived the highest award These remarkable
Instruments. the product OF Swiss ingenuity
and skill have been greatly improved OF recent
years and attain results never dreamed of By
the first makers.
They are no longer the small piece OF mech
anism enclosed In tortoise shell and used as .
snuff box By our ancestors. nor the narrow,
now releRated TO our garrets. but are grand
instru N ents which have shared In the prog
ress OF the age and are q revelation In the
beauty OF their tone and the perfection OF ex-
ecution OF most difficult pieces The Ideal
Musical Boxes Of Messra Jacot & Son are re-
them the most desirable music boxes for the
home ever exhibited In New York. Their tone
is grand. the construction so simple that
child can operate It. while the system OF in
Interchangeable cylinders does away with the
objection that You will tire OF the same tunes.
styles. producing different effects, to suit all
tastes. and each having q repertoire OF from a
hundred to two hundred tunes. while in six
weeks time any melody can be reproduced on
one OF these Instruments A special feature
ofthis make Of musical boxes Is the handsome
or n ihogany, Visitors can spend a pleasant
half lour in the warerooms OF Messra Jacot 4
Son. 30 Union square and 20S broadway. where
they Will be shown every attention.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-17

An Exhibition OF First Pr!zs Takers-Ths
w. II. Corset ExhibI'.

The Worlds Fair In miniature. which now
makes the Grand Central Palace. at Lexington
avenue and Forty-third street. one Of the re-
sorts OF the town. CONTAINS any number OF use
full and beautiful things which were aduated
caRo. The W. Is. corset exhibit IL arranged
with such regard for effect that the exhibit
has attractons for even the masculine eye,
while women fairly rave over it.
Dress retormeTs may shrek that Eve never
wore corsets, and that her daughters would bs
better of without them. but no woman who
cares for her appearance will fail to wear
them Some women are born graceful some
achieve grace. and some have grace thrust
upon them. Women whose curves are not
those OF beauty may achieve graceful figure
by wearing q corset shaped on true anAto zeal
principles. Even dress reformeT. however
angular by nature. may have grace thrust
upon her by the very thing she declaims
against Tendency to embonpoint is con-
cealed, IL not checked. by the W. b. corset
which withouttoo m UGH repression contrives to
preserve TO all appearanCes the youthful lines
the original hgurs. They not only, there
figures young to outward view. No woman,
therefore. who has regard for her personal
appearance will fail to wear tho w. Is. corset.
In addition to taking the highest prize and
diploma at the Chicago Exposition. IL was Ae-
knoWledged by connolsseurs in corsets to
combine advantages lacking in other eorsets
which rendered IL superior to all the rest
Dressmakers recommend It's use. which is a
pretty good proof that II possesses all the adj
Vantagss that are claimed for It. The W. Il
corset Is on sale everywhere
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-17
RAISED A Low ON 4 srRrEr c4R,
Rus There Was y q OIIee Omoer AboArd aAa
the DI.turbsTs Were Arrested.

Bus There Was - q OIIes Omoer AboArd aua
the DI.turbsTs Were Arrested.
Three well-drsssed young men. two OF whom
were under the influence OF liquor, caused q
disturbance on a sixth avenue horse car at
Twenty seventh street at o'clock last evening.
Policeman Bernard Connolly OF the Jefferson
Market Court squad hapDened to be on the car.
and succeeded 10 arrestinE the disturbers.
Connolly was on the car with two iriends when
the trio toarded 1t at Twenty fourth street
They swayed unsteadly from side to side.
and one lost his balance and fell into the lap
Of a young woman.
enTaged at their conduct and told them that
they ought 10 behave themselves. One OF the
men struck Gallagher, and Policeman Con-
molly thought II Was about time to Interfere
He caught hold OF GAllAgher's AssAilAnt and
the other two Jumped In and a Desperate
seTlmmAge ensued. All the other pAsssnGers
ed the ear leaving the policeman strux-
Cling inside. Several windows were broken
Two policemen hearing the fraeas hurried 10
ConnOlly's assistance
The young men were locked up In the West
Thirtieth street station. They were Joseph Y
paTdOw, ~ years old, who Is emplOysd BY
Hard 4 Rand at ll2 Wall street; d. A. Monks
y. years old Of l2D West l2let street and ri
l. Jones, brokers' CLERK. living at the Minds
sOr Hotel
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-17
CONF orr AND kCoXoMK
That " NOthiaE Succeeds Ike saeesss" 4.
Never Better shOwA Than WhsA New
IRVeatIOA IL introduced.

That NOthIaE Succeeds Like saeesss" 4.
Never Better shOwA ThaB WhsA = New
IAVeatiOa IL Introduced.
II new article has real merit the public
will not be long In finding it out. aud good
thing soon becomes known as each customer
tells his or her friends OF its merits.
Nothing in the Worlds Fair was more Appre-
eiated; sspecialy in the opening months during
the cold rainy days VI April aud May. than the
warm anu comfortable atmosphere uf ths
South Dakota building. which wac the oaIy
building IN Jackson Park having any heat:
hence on the cold and rainy days OF April, pre-
paIatoTy TO the opening. the South Dakota
building was crowded with people q get warm
The genial manager, MT. 4hOs. III. Brown in
his characteristics and affabls way. explained
to all how u came that he. by perseverance,
and hard night. got permission TO use gas
and. having gas why not have heat a. well as
Mr. Brown. although rspressntinR ons q,
the newest states. Is up 10 date on new things
and new methods: hence when no found ia
could have gas In the south Dak ota building
In Jackson Park he recalled the past winter i5
his native town or home sioux Falls IS D.
having used one OF the Woli Gas Radiators:
hence the matter OF healing the south Lakofa
building In the Worlds Fair MAS simIIe. Ths
Wolf Gas Radiators are now and patented
gas heater not two years on the mai ket Vat
so wonderful Is tts merits that Thousands are
In use, and have only TO Dc seen to be apDra-
ciAted. For sale At retail at Ssi4 Broadway aud
b. all dealsTG Beware vi limitations.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-17
Speaking OF Solid " Comfort

am reminded that tho Marks Chair %.
OF $50 Broadway. n. Y. have an exhibit Of
their truly wonderful Adjustable Reclining
Rocking Chairs. which were awarded the high
est premium at the Worlds Fair. Think of q
chair SO simple in its construction that child
can manipulate Il and adjust It to over $50 Diff
ferent positions There's q place for one Of
these chairs in every home They are a
necessary LUXURY" and provide more solid
single piece OF furniture in existence. II you
want solid comfort" you must possess u
Marks chair. Now on exhibition at the Grand
Central Palace.-Adr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-17
The selt.baster consIsts Of two pans. one in.

The self-baster consists OF two pans. one In
side tho other. with space between for boiling
water. The upper pan. In which the meat 10
placed. 10 provided with row OF holes around
the sides. through which the escaping steam
1t has also q series OF ridges In the bottom
elevatinR the meat, so that the hot air passes
as well as on the top. thus avoiding the neces-
sity o. turning It, Once IN the oven. indeed.
with the lower pan supplied with water. the
the basting. Every pan guaranteed, Can be
obtained at James Stroud's .2U3 Broadway,
or 52S Sixth avenue