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The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-01-22
ONE CENT.
PERsoNAI.

George Iemburg is on the sick list
B. j. McGiuness spent Saturday at Potts.
Vile
John Coyne. of Ashland, spent Sunday in
town
Miles Brennan, of Gilbertou, was in town
this m ruiug.
Michael Wadliuger, of Mahanoy City, Sum
dHyed i'm town
Mrs Jane Gather and family are the guests
of s.. Clair friends.
Mrs. Francis Bhlman. of Dolauo visited
relatives i'm town yesterday.
Miss Ida segfred, of Mt Carmel was Q
visitor TO town Saturday.
Col d T. Brown, Of Lost Creek. was Sc n
on our streets this morning.
Miss Annie Collihan, Of Ashland, was the
guest Of town friends yesterday.
Charles Folmer came up from Orwigsl urg
TO spend Sunday with his parents.
Misses Lizzie Carl and Nellie Evans re-
turned TO Mt Carmel this afternoon.
Misses Lillian Russell and Ljbbio Evans, OF
Ashland, were in town ON Saturday.
Timothy Burns has come up from Philsdel-
phia to spend a few days with his mother
James Higgins, Arthur o O'Hars and Hesser
Zulick were Ashland visitors last evening.
MIS- George Harmon, who has been i'll FOR
some time, is reported in critical condition.
S. D. Hess, Elmer Wasley, Harry Wise and
james Champion were Pottsyille visitors to-
day.
Amos Walbridge, Williams Hopes and P.J.
Mellet Of Muhau,y City, were town visitors
to day.
Miss Lizzie Hcsserreturned home, Saturday,
after spending few weeks with Philadelphia
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-01-22
SUDDEN DEATH.
Michael Groody Fond psa d In His Bsa
Yesterday,

Michael Groody Fo. nd psad IN His Bsa
Yesterday.
When Mrs. Mary Groody went to waken her
son, NJ chae, ,aRed 2s yearsa her residence in
Lost Creek, yesterday morning, sho found
him dead in his bed.
Groody who is 3 brother Of the popular
motorman on the electric railway, had been
complaining of symptoms of the grippe for
p week, but be worked on Saturday and WAS
out with friends that evening Before re
firing he tonk a dose of castor oil and said
he thought he would be all right tho next
day.
Groody had not been attended by physi-
clan. He was a powerful built man and WAS
six feet two and a quarter b. ches in heighth.
He was born in fremont and moved to Lost
Creek with his parents about fifteen years
ago from HecksherviIle
The funeral will take place AT 2. m. on
Wednesday. High Mass will be celebrated in
the Catholic church 81 Lost Creek and the
remains will be taken to Minersyille for in.
terment.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-01-22

Andrew Melusky is making strong fght
for the Democratic nomination for Council in
the First ward and it seems TO be almost a
certainty that he will win. Mr.. Melusky is
one of the most prominent and popular resi-.
dents of the town, gentleman well versed
in the affairs of the borough and one who
will, il elected jealousy guard the interests
of the tax payers so far as his voice and action
in the Borough Council will go. He is e1.
ceedingly popular among his countrymen
and will receive loyal support from them on
election day.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-01-22
The Couferrees Made it On
Saturday Night.
MORT FOR CHIEF BURGESS
Gable For Receiver of Faxes. Emanu for
High Constable and Bers,ein. Reese,
Reeves and Rnmage FOR Borough and
school Auditors.

The conferrees elected ON Friday met in
the Council chamber Saturday night and
nominated the Citizens party borough ticket
for the approaching Spring election
The several wards were represented at the
meeting as follows First ward Thomas
Miners, David Renuie and Alexander Morris.
Second ward George Holvey, Edward Kester
aud Benjamin Church. Third ward-George
Davis, Frank schlitzer and William thinner.
man. Fourth ward George Lorah, D. o
Pritchard and Gcoge Hares Fifth ward
Benjamin Beacher William Brown and
william Temple
II G. Boyer, chairman Of the Standing
Committee called the meeting TO order and
then retired.
d o. Prtchard was made chairman and
William Zimmerman secretary Only con
ferrces were allowed in the chamber.
The meeting was a short one and upon it's
conclusion the secretary announced the
following nominations TO the reporters
Chief Burgess, Adam Mort Receiver Of
Taxes, A. D Gable; High Constable, James
Emanuel Borough Auditor, P w. Biersteiu
school District Auditors, Richard Reese, 3
wears; William Reeves, ? years John
Rsmage, l year.
The ticket is looked upon as an exceeding
ly strong one, being made up of representa-
tives Of several natonaites and active and
able men.
The nominations Of bool district audi tors
were made under the Jaw passed by the Leg
isla ure in May, last and to which provides
for the election Of auditors for indie mi
school distrcts, one for three years; one fo1
two years; and one for one year, and annually
thereafter one for three years The rumpeu
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-01-22

g. 3-. .. . .. b, "A. ...z4.... IA Z ,,,,lJ a., B
soo, ,i ,, lii 20 ,,,e mo a
VI po',e '' o,'9y,,i G1 y soiJ,, ~
H. y, w., "t, ga ,,I al 7 tnny
IN. liAo ~ go, ~ ui' yuo S'anu anu '0'' '''
'T,j. la,r,o+i,,, ,,,,sos l,,,b+or or ,be
rort af tL, s,,oct,t,rg and T,Jra Vyciduan
- ,,.,;,,,,l -, a., I'D toio.sto ,l
d,r',,,'gtrati,,- ~ ba,, H. u,orncd tbo
court of3cors t, ,,, an rI,n r.ol omt far en-
tbusis5Is ga ,,,,va,,t ~ ,., a. the bencb
5-b,r. mo ~, - i.,,.tt,.,
NJ yvb;tII,5,'sa;i 1T ,,si,., q, GOV. tbot
a., not cst,r ~, s,, g,,,t ,hjn,, consid,r
tbis e y, s,I,,, ,,, -, Ta sa1,d U,st
The fact tbst man had ~ GOOD cbsrsrter aid
,t i',-t;t., ti 'i',''. ,,,
nVy J's'Hg niu' ii 'oi''NB ou' W ''o" "0"" /"
inVg. 49,.
"t Nhltehouse sa'd ne dIuh . care "uelNel
tno Hcuon company nSo "a llEhl VI Wy vi
no no rigu' OF way, OF Whelnei nou1ny s,Soo'u
the gun before OF after the shootlhR, Wueu
ulau presents hlmsel 10 an angry lu"D ~
says mere 1 am with q ueauly We@pV" ia
ms hahds' ne IS gulliy OF WShtou "lcheIi'e s
ana responsloIe Ior the CONSEQUENCES ices vi l,5
ACT ann IL Is mu'ueI IN tue aeoouu &C. N,u
inc jury uouIu Ieuuce III 10 'nav ueE.oo ~
considering the man temper EI the Illne' OF
raise u TO murder IN ihe uTsL uesIee ny eOh'
slderihg motive or premediJaIiou'
Mr.. Whitehouse warned the jury against
allowing sympathy to control them in the
consideration of the case. He warned them
against allowing the scenoa of the prisoner
and his children in the court room to inGu.
ence them.
Outside Of the court we sympAthiLe with
all, but here we know nothing but our duty
and no matter how You may feel for these
people we expect You to do your duty"
In closing Mr.. Whitehonse said. Gentle.
men of the Jury, do your duty in the
premises Pennsylvania demands men of
courage in cases of this kind, and don't
tsrnish the record of our fair Commonwealth
with an accuuttal of murderers midnight
murdereIs such AS we have in thia case to
day"
Upon the conclusion Of Mr., Whitehouse's
address Mr. Brumm was allowed to make
want to call attention to the fact that the
counsel for the Commonwealth stated that |
said, now YOU have forced it the issue OF frs,
depree) upon us l denv IT,"
Mr.. Brumm continued. Gle also said that
Briggs swore that the gun he saw in WeaviIPs
hands WAS Che missing gun. To that Rripg.
swore il was. and he distinctly stated. that he
saw Brown with a gum
Mr.. Whitehouso admitted that mistake
had been made in that connection.
e also said continued MIR. Brumm
| Chat said Maurer told the truth and there
| fore his statement in regard TO the grabbing
of the gun was admitted. / said that Mauref
told the truth when he said man brushed
past him with revolver in his hand. He
stated that I said Briggs shot in self defense
| or that wa asserted three pOsitiops. one soil
defense, the other accidental shooting and the
other that Briggs had not shot Parft at all
| He is in error that we ever claimed that
Briggs shot in self defense. We never did
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-01-22

To the United States Industrial Insurance
COMPANY.
GENTLEMEN 1t is with feeling Of graft
tude which prompts me to express my heart
felt thanks for your prompt payment Of
S2l0 90 on the claim on the life Of my mother
Ellen Doughorty, who was insured in your
company les than one year 1t is q real
blessing for all classes Of people to have
secured in time protection in your company
which deserves It's name for being one of the
most honorable and reliable concerns in the
United ates. MRS. ANNIE TRACEY,
E. Centre ST., Shenandoah, Ia.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-01-22
PECKHAM NAMED.

The President Makes Another supreme
Justice SOmiuati0n.
Special to- the HERALU.
WAsHfNGToN, Jan 22.-P President Cleveland
to day nominated Wheeler H. Peckhsm Of
New York, as Associate Justice of the United
States Supreme court the position for which
the Senate refused to confirm Hornblower.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-01-22

All orders for advertising job work and
subscriptions can be left at Roese's Auction
and Commission rooms Doughety building
W. Centre street. whore they Will receiv,
prompt attention,
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-01-22

Now that w J. Seaman is a memory Of the
past and that Joe Murphy has retired, the
critlcs and the public both declare Eugene
ORouTke o be the coming Irish comedian,
He viii shortly be seen IN Shenandoah in his
new play, "Ihe Wicklow Posman."
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-01-22

There will be a special meeting Of tho now
members of the Citizens Standing COMMITTEES,
al McElhenuy's Cafe, this evening OF 700
O'clock. Important.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-01-22

All persons are forbidden to skate OF
trespass on the dams of the Shenandoah
Water Company under penalty Of the law.
By order of the company.
l-l6-4w S. d. HISS, Supt
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-01-22

Buy keystone floor, Be sure that the
name LEssIa 3 BAER Ashland, Pa, n
printed on every sack 3.3-3taw
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-01-22

Fried oysters a speciality at McElhenny's
9-l2 If
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-01-22
Burchlii's Cafe

When seeking d neat and well conducted
1afe go to Burchilps, corner Main and Coal
streets. Polite and prompt attention, IL 7-tf
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-01-22

Special low prices to all in watches, iewelry
and silyerware at Holderman's, corner Main
and Lloyd streets. 12-27-tf
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-01-22

Have you tried MeElheuuys fried oystera
9-l2-h
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-12-13
Kdbe[funfe,1.

= 9err Rrupp bon GHen, bat 5000
Wtarf fur eine protefantilde &irde in
gllen bersegeben.
= Sn 8allel 1T Die in lpeiteren &reis
len befannte 5AriItIteQerin 6rau Branb
aus Dem 2eben seIdieben.
Nus N5rifa fommt Die sla6-
ridt, saB Der sdiiIsarSt bes auf benz
0tpana=See itationirten britiIden @e=
sierlnssoampfers rpioneer," Glrinston
5. g. McRap, auf Der Sase BON einem
26lpen ser,ilien purbe. Or. MeGop
mar in ieiner iril6en Soeimatb als
eifriser 5portsmann befannt unb iuor
eine 3eitlang ber @bampion=HabFabrer
Srlanbs.
= Sie tatboliihe Wsillionss@elell=
ldaft in 2pnn, bat Elm S1reiben bon
Mler. Mubel aus SDul, Der Sauptltabt
Rorea's, erbalten, lDel9es bic Mittbei-
lung eatbdlt, baB es idntmtliden in
&orea beTinbliden Milliondren gelunsen
1T, Die 9auptltaot, luenn aud unter
sroben 59tuieristeiten, Su esrei6en.
Oas S6reiben meloet meter, oaB
ldmmtli6e driltliben OrtI1aften In
Rorea gepliinoert uno niebersebrannt
uno eine Insa9l driitli6er ginseborenen
binseI9la9tet tuorben mdren.
: Die Deuti9e Resieruns bat bic
9amburser 9anbelsfammer erludt, Die
Rlasen, bic iiber Die l9le9te Qualifdt
oes in lester 3eit BON Der Stanbarb
Oel+Rompasnie importirten Yetroleums
ein9elaufen iins, gu unteriuaen. gs
wiro selagt, oaB bic pennfpIpanil9en
Oelquellen tbeilweiie Derliest leien unb
bas fiir3li9 importirte Yetroleum, bas
aus Obio unb Sn6iana Tam, Dem pen-
iplpanii@en an Oualitdt naditebe.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-12-13

ben GrforberniKen Der Neberli9teiten
sr6bere Dpfer bringen miien, in ibren
6tellun8en unf9er unb am S9IuHe
bes Sabres ebenfo arm 1inb tpie beim
Nnfans beGelben. Sic 3abI bieier 1T
2egion. limb tpie piele Saulenbe qud=
len li9, arbeitslos, bnr1 nit Der 0off-
nung auf bic mbsli1e Grrinsuns zines
prefdren 2ebensunterbaltes. @eborene
ober bur6 Notbla9e ba3u seiporbene
Jaullen5ei fonn man freili6 ni9t auf
benz 2anbe brau9en.
3um erfolgrei1en Betrieb leiner
Garm seb0rt Willenstraft uno Sntelli-
gen3, lper bic aber mitbrinet, tpirb 1id
ielbit aui fiinf Ncres 2anb freier unb
iorgloler fiiblen als in Der 5tcbt.
llnb bic tleinen Garmer beIeitisen einen
ber 9auptsriinoe fir bic Mbnei9ung se=
gen bas 2anbleben. Die nabe yta1=
barfdaft erm0slidt selellisen @erfebr.
Muh fit bic bereits porbanbene Gar.
merbepDlteruns miirbe Der 3usug aus
ben Stdbten ieine Nortbeile brin9en.
Wiele Jarmer befla9en H9 jebt iiber
bridenbe 5dulben. Sie baben eben mebr
iibernommen, ols 1ie nit ibren Wtitteln
beipirtbl9often f6nnen. Wenn lie eis
men She'll ibres 2anbes perfauften, fDnns
ten lie mon9e ibrer S6ulben abtra9en
unb BON benz iibriebleibenben Sbeil bod
nod grnten nit rei9li9en, l1eberi9ub
eraieIen. gs piirbe ein Se9en fiir bas
9onb lein, tpenn bic 5tdbte bon ibrer
iiberi9iiifgen Bep0lferuns entlaitet toer-
ben t0nnten. (8.Y)
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-12-13

bafir Dorbanben seipeisn pdre. 3nsi-
tens aber beiorgte bort ni9t bic Mt9ie-
run9, lonbern bic 8onien bic 3nbIunoS.
ntitteI, unb bic that bas, penn Elm Be
bdrfniB porbanoen mar, linb 3o9efi hire
Noten 3uriid, tpenn bieIes febIte.
Diele Nerl1iebenbeit Der 5Dftemle
fiibrte nun in ben beiben 2dnbertt III
taerf,uiirbisen Gsiultaten. Sn ben Der.
Staaten fielen bic Oepoiiten ii ben
8anfen 5uiI6en Wlai unb September
beg borigen Sabres nm 26 pro3ent, Ii
CANADA faum I'm 3 9ro3ent. Sic De-
poiiten ii. ben Sparbanfen nabmen bier
I'm s pro3ent ab unb ,piirben tpeit mebr
geIunfen Iein, tpenn man ni1t fiir bie
Riinbisuns so Gage etngefiibrt bdtte.
Sn Canada mar in bielem Yunfte fat
gar feine Mbnabme 3u ipiiren.
ueberbaupt mar Der fletne Erubel
Gdnabas Bios unIerer NahbarI1oft 3u-
3u19retben, ,inb es tuiirbe baour6 nett
mebr IN Mitleibenl6aft ge3ogen tDorben
iein, uenn feline Yonfen ni9t i'm Stanbe
getueien ,pdren, einen 8ebarf an Noten
Iofort ;u befriebieen, pdbrenb unlere
erlt s114 a,,fueiIen muBten I'm bret
ober bier Woden lpdter $50 in Noteu
3lt erbalten.
rWenn alIo," last Serr gornmel
gum 54lub, ubie @el1dfte notiirli9
aud in Canada Fau maren, 10 fonnte
bort bod fein panijder 99red entite=
ben, neil bort in Be3us ouf Die girtu=
Iatton Der Noten gang anbere 8erbdlt-
niiie obmalten. ganabas girfulation
uirb bur9 bas Capital Der Banten
SEC, 400, ,000-bebingt. sic betru0 int
Sum- 1898 $33, 500, 900 unb i'm Tonem<
Der $3S,OO0,OOO, mar ol1o INNER ,peit
unter Der @r0Be oes GopitaIs".
Dieie Mittbeilunsen bes Serrn gorn<
nell linb ober ni9t bios intere6ant, ion.
bern lesen es ben Ser. Staaten na6e,
in finanSieQer 8esiebuns ein 1eiipiel
an Canada Su nebmen, B. 3. Die Grin.
lation Der gfoten ni1t ppn Der Regierung,
ionbern Dor ben Banfen beiorgen 3u
laiien. 9offentlid uirb bas aud se=
ldeben, benn tpenn Der Baltimore
plan", uie es ben Mn19ein bat, sur I'm.
nabme selanst, 10 tpiirben ia bic &eyie.
runssnoten nod unb na9 suriidse3osen
unb burb 8antnpten erIebt, olIo elm
abnlihes gerhdltnib tpie in ganaba ber-
geitelt tueroen. (pbil. @as.)
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-12-13
Gorrefponoens pon 3rib 6udemoI
Mei gutter 9err gbitbor!

A'SVs 0~$S~ vy$%\ SOb<1O&
Obslei@ i9 i9unm d lanaer leler
Sunn Sbne Sbrem sei9ebte Babier bin,
10 benn t9 mid bod Bis belt nod nit 70
prominent made polle, tpie Teller Ybilip
Sauerdmrer. Der oQe DaterunIerlano d
@epreampel brin bot. Wen, pbiI is
mel Qanbsmann I'm mer mare aae d mol
CUBE Grienbs ee,pele atpuer 1eitbem er
unner bic &ennbiere sesanse unb Sci.
bungsi9reimer 9euorre Is, gudt er un-
iereens gar nit mebr an. Mmmer i'd
min chm beueiie, bab i9 aos nit uff bic
Naas sefolle I'm I'M beHer beiti9 tann
tpie ct. SD bebt mid dnibou i9eeme,
10 balb enelii9es @equati9 eraus su
seuwe wie ct bubt I'm bin itol, bruff,
oob i4 mel Mutterlpro9 plain un gut
l9reiwe unb lpre9e fann.
Soh baoerDun lpoQe mer nit meter
lpre4e. Wfei Sntenl9en for 6eit is,
bab sic mer b;s9e 8lab in Sbne
Sbrem Babier 9emme fiir d flsene Be-
lei9tnn9 BUN unlere Werbdltniife.
3u aQereri9t fdQt mer bo 9rob bas
S@mofe uf be Striebtfars Elm. mas
terbli4 perbotte porre is, neil pierbuns
merit pun ioeenannbe Qabies es d 10
6awtpe mollte, bic es S9mote nit it6nbe
tenne. Ronn mer ii9 10 d ltufinn
benfe ? Nobisrli9, Gie banpe bene ooe
nod BE Gton8 sebolls, no ne {aete,
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-12-13
CANADA uno Die Der. Stadten.

,0ie Beo0lteruns, Die Silfsquellen unb
mande 8erbdltniIe Der beiben 2anber
gleiden id 10 lebr, oab man slauben
loate, Die iinansiellen unb seidaftli1en
gerba!tnilIe berlelben mubten an6 10
aiemli4 iibereinltimmen. Sem 1T aber
ni1t 10, oenn ein Serr gornipeG BON
Buffalo benefit i'm rBrabItreet's", bo6
lestes Sabr, als bic Ser. Gtaaten 10
ld,uer beimseludt purben, in Gambia
BON elmer panit taum et.pas 3n ipiiren
mar.
unb marum nidjt9 Sic Mntmort
lautet furs: Sin Gcaaoa tonnte feline
Rrilis ausbre4en, mel! tsine lirlaMe oa-
fur porbonben mar. LIMB CUR 9ssriin=
bung bieier 8ebauptuns fiibrt Qr. Corn.
neil bann on, bab Canada erIfli4 feiu
Shermon Gilberoeiek bate, ,peI6ea
MiQipnen BON @6otamtsnotsa III Gin
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-12-13

Ser Wortlaut Der beutl9en Mntis
llmltur3uorlase 1T jett per0fentli&t
unb mirb allsemein I9arf fritz
lirt. Obpobl nur penise Yerionen bic
8orlase unbebinst billi9en, slaubt rnan
bod, baB lie, ,penn auh in et,pas berdn-
berter Torm @elesesfroft erbalten tpirb.
Wenn bas Der Sail 1T, 10 baben bic 60
3ioliiten es fi9 felbit gu perbanten. Sbr
Werbalten I'M @ei9stas am lebten Son.
neritas bat einen iebr iAle9ten ginbrud
i'm 2arbe berpor9erufen.
Ser Yara9rapb, mel9er tpabri9ein-
li9 auf ben meiiten 8ibertanb foben
uirb lautet rSebe perion, tpel@e in
elmer bic 0ffentlihe &ube sefdbrbenben
@eiie bic peri9iebenen 2lafIen ber 8e-
p6lferung au Getpolttbaten aufreist, lit
nit elmer @elbitrafe bon ni9t rnebr aIs
600 Mart ober NIT 9aft bis gu auei
Sabren 3n beitrafen. Dieielbe @trafe
trifft benienisen, mel@er in elmer bic
6ffentli9en @ube sefdbrbenben @eile
Offentlt9 bic Meltsion, bic Monar@ie,
bic gbre, bic 6amtlie ober bas gigen.
tbum bur9 beleibisenbe Worte an
sreift."
@esen ben Yorasrapben tperoen ni9t
nur bic So3taIiiten unb Treilinnisen,
lonbern au9 anbere Yarteien antdmpfen
unb UNI i'm miro f9 ber Sauptitreit
entlpinnen. Die Nntiiemiten unb &a=
t6olifen 4. 9. befdmpfen i'm, Ortboboye
3atboliten ertennen bic @iiltigteit BON
Chill unh Mii9eben ni9t an, tpdbrenb
beibe nollfommen re9tstrdftig linb.
llnb bod miirbe Elm ieber Mnsriff auf
fe, ielbf oerjeniee eines Yrieiters BON
Der Ranjel berab, als @eiebesabertre-
tuns anseleben ueroen. Die Mntiiemi-
ten Rnb elei9falls mesen elmer ieben
Msitation eesen bic Suben oer 8eitra-
fun9 aus9eiebt.
Dos Go3ialilten.O Organ r9orpdrts~
iagt, ber Yoraerapb iei BEN @ejet bes
Staates Sainots na&Sebilbet, auf oas
FIN Bic gbieaeoer Anar&iften In Sabre
.lea7 Am EoAe perNri6ejf eE) e)t
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-06-10

The Proprietors Of the BOlettR
MereantI " have the honour of re.
q'les7;ns Ergii.:, advertisers to hand
their o,ders % Mess. AMEDER
PRINCE & Co who are the sole
Agents ic, al! Englisb q Fysssab
.Advcs sisineo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-06-10
TkBEk Ex,ACTA
DE CUENTAS FORMADAS

aplicables al cobro de iorna.
les, frsccionados estosa Zen ce .
tavo de dfa, princlpiandO per
un cuarto y terminando en- !
dfas, con precios escalonadcs
desde un real fuerte. hasta tres
pesos, y expresandoIc frae-
ci6n su..valorintrfnsec On Pc
sos, centavos y c6ntimos de
centavO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-06-10

Administration du B0IetiD h'err
ARntN phonneur de pFier N .ieurt
es Annonciers francais dc eouloir bi:D
Remettre leurs ordre3 de PubEcirG .
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cont les Agents uniqres ct exllusits
&c ce journal pour Ia tss5!}cits Fraa'eat5:
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-06-10

es mas attractive mientras m&s ga.
ludable. La belleza y la saind van
easi siempre juntas. La prinera
depende muy q menudo do 10
segunda.
siCuantas caras enjutas yttaquiti.
cas- ser1an bellas con solo recobrar
sus earnest Examinese e1 grabado
anterior que, dicho sea de paso,
ilustra I'M case real La primers
fgura presenta q una j6vsn raqui.
tica, extenuada.
Notese ell cambio en- Ia fisonomia
segun van recobr&ndose las carnes.
La apariencia f1sica, sinembargo. no
es el don principal La delgadez
no serfa question tan s@ria 81 de ella
no procedieran muy frecuentemauta
Ia Tfsis, Ia Escr6fula y otrss ep3eg.
medades extenuantes.
Los raqufticos estan en- constantA
peligro. Por este motiYo tiene
tanta tama ese medicamento uue
produce fuerzas y crea carnoN. Ia
EMULSION DE S0oTT de aceiteT dc
higado de bacalao con hipofosAtos
de ,cal y sosa. Exiiase YER Ia
etiqueta del hombre CON ell bacalao
& cuestas. "a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-06-10
BOLBTN 4NERCAN1IL DE- PUERTO-RICO.

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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-10-28

Ellsworth ingalls,. the eldest son OF s,-
senator ingalls,, now Is years old. doesn't
2gnte 70 ne called chip Of the ola block
some day. "''Aseit
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-06-28

Paris City OF the Dead.

Some forty or fifty years ago the cat
acombs of Paris were the objects of
daily visits, and the sight was one
which every visitor to Paris felt called
upon to see. Accidents, however, fro
~quently took place, and at present no
n enters the catacombs except at
certain periods Of the year, when the
engineers have to make a formal re-
port as to their condition. The venti-
lation is effected by means Of numerous
holes communicating with the upper
a aver b ahs names tfsv Of 90 vi So ! s asS e asaIa
when they come up. The general as
pect OF the place is not SO solemn as
might be imagined. 1t suggests rather
a vast wine cellar, in which the cases
inclose bones instead of bottles. The
relics of 4,000,0 900 persons now repose
there. This s~ubterranean city con-
tains streets and passages like the city
above.