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The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1894-09-21
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-13
LOCAL %BlLEVITiES.
Matters OF Minor Moment In aud About
tho City.

Matters OF Minor Moment in aud About
tho City.
OrERA House this evening "Tho
District Fair"
THE Only Eight club will give its first
grand masquerade ball ut Toutonia hail
Friday evening. March 50.
WILLIAM LONG, OF the Sixth ward,
was locked up last night by Officer
O'Brien on a dlsordorly charge.
DEIDGEPoRr is suffering in common
with other towns Of this vicinity from
the d~cpredationa Of chicken thieves.
THE Belmont rolling mill and nail
factory arc oil tho fore part OF the week.
but are expected to resume Thursday.
WooD Bios. have tho contract for
building 4 fine frame house Of seven
rooms on tho Island. for John Liptay.
4 VERY interesting timo is expected
at this evenings regular meeting of the
city council. Several matters OF uncom-
non importance will be up for con-
siGeration by the body.
THURSDAY evening Sam Devcre's own
specially company will open an engage
ment OF three nights and Saturday
matinee ut the Grand. II has mado d
big hit wherever It has appeared this
season.
CLERK Hook yesterday admitted to
record 4 decd made February II by D.
II. Taylor and wife to William J. Clark,
Tor S@22j, part Of square 4 IN Carroll 4
Bakers addition to the city; also two
deeds OF trust.
YESTERDAY bail was furnished by
Harry Hill, one Of the three boys ac-
cusod Of robbing Louis Bachelli's
saloon, and no was released. The other
two remain in jail. The hearing will
take place at . o'clock this afternoon.
Ed RouEns was arrested last evening
by Lieut. Lukins for selling songs with
out u license. Meantime tho petritied
woman show, tho tin mouse man and
tho half dozen candy fakirs compete
with city merchants on simple permits
by the mayor, and pay nothing to tho
civ.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-13
"rEE pISTNiCT FA!R.n


\ Successful Presentation Mt tho Opera
House Last Night.
At tho Opera House last night a. y.
Pearson's drama, "Tho District Fair"
was produced for the first time in
Wheeling. OF course it turns on n nc.
ing scene, but unlike ali tho rest, this
does o depend on mechanism. Tho
horses actually dash across the stage.
leapinG hurdles as they 80. The story
Is n little tritc. but the characters are
interesting. Tho scene OF the rescue OF
tho racing horse from tho stable which
has been fired by tho villain, and tho
scene whereth tho tugtows the bigvessclou
OF port, arc very realistic and Impress
i've. Tho cast is adequate. Old Dave
llanchett rs the blacksmith shows much
force. Neil SCulley as Phil shows him.
self Il good character actor, and Misses
Ingram and Italia arc very good. There
is much in the play to provoke smiles
and n little TO moistcn the Dyes. The
audience, especially the gallery, WINS
very approciativc. The piece will be
repeated this evening.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-13

Tho same fashion plato direct our
shears as theirs. We keep strictly
within the bounds OF genteel refined
effects, and when we say $40 90, Sl2 90,
SIS 90, SIS 90, so 90 or SOS 90, We don't
wonder it's a strange sound to your
ears after tho s25 90, $50 90, $751; 90 md
$40 90 nskiDgs you've been in the.h1hft
OF hearing, but the only difference is
tho price. You can't get such clothes
made everywhere, though-nowhero
else in Wheeling. You can pay
more but there isn't our varietynor tho
same high class work to show for it.
They're lacking in fine points tina. you
arc used to, but the'price is S. 90 and
$40 90 more than ours. Wen leave Il
TO you. Well leave it to any impartial
judge il better suits can be produced.
Wc're as near the top OF perfection a.
it is possible to get.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-13
A NINE ACCIDENT.
Two IiuontE MInO wurluncu Injured by nn
Explosion.


Two hOontE Mlnu Wuriuncu Injured by nn
Explosion.
Yesterday morning about 5 o'clock
there was n bad accident at Koontz's
coal bank, at tho hoad OF Forty-oighth
street, South Side, BY which two men
employed in tho mino werc seriously
injured. August Seller and Alfred
Greenloigh arc miners employed at tho
koontz shatt, Pnd about the hour men
toned they had lighted 4 fuse for q
blast. They started to got out Of tho
way Of injury, VIXEN tho powder
exploded prcmNturely. The conclusion
throw both men to the floor, and they
were covered with coal loosoned by the
explosion, Seller got ont, but Grcon-
leigh was covered up by hundreds Of
pounds OF coal. A few minutes work
brought him to view, and rs 500 MS
possible no was taken to his boarding
house and DR.. Stathers was summoned.
Three ribs wero broken. the right collar
bone crushed and the left arm broken.
Ills recovery is considered doubtful.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-13
DoYIsn pAI:n. nnyII.rnY
WNht n street Car aUtOrmnn Iina q
pnntNnI with.

Wllht n Street Car AutOrmnu Has 70
Contend with.
Moro str1ot car accidents occurred in
Wheeling md tho ncighhoring towns
within tho year than in tho several
years before during which tho electric
street car limos havo boon in operation,
mud II motormnn In tho employ Of tho
Wheeling company, who has handled
tho lever all over tho country, IL 70.
sponalblo Tor the statement that Wheel
ings small boys have moro OF tho daro-
dovil in their mako M than those OF
any community within his experience.
While this somewhat surprising
statement was being made tho car was
bowling down Chaplinc street above
CaldwolPa Run, a boy OF about thir-
teen years stood nrar tho track q short
distance ahead, aud tho motorman 70.
marked that no was one of tho most
reckless in n eCCtion that aC0ms 10
abound with roCklcssncss. Tho car wns
within about thirty feet OF tho lad when
he walked deliberately across tho track,
Tho motorman gave an Incohorent cry
OF mingled rNgO and despair, rang tho
bell violently and put on his brakes.
The car actually grazcd tho boy as ho
stopped almost from tho wide open
jaws OF death to safety.
"Thnt boy has done that trick time
and again, but this time camO pretty
near being the last" snid the motorman,
as tho look Of contracted agony passed
from his features.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-13
.ReapY.mApE cLorAes-rAe Y c%LoTA!gas:
ARE YOU
OpentoArgurnent?

Isn't 1t n significant fact that the
converts arc all to Ready. Mudo Clothes?
One by ono you arc understanding more
about Roady.mado Goodness. The
waste OF time and money in having
clothes mado to order is becoming moro
apparent. Wo'ro gaining customers
and tho tailors aro losing them, at
oNE-lIALF TIE COST is a strong mr.
gumont. Our guarantee 10 give you
satisfaction or give you your money
back makes tho experiment n safe ono
for you 10 try.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-13

The james 4. Filan base ball team do
sires to challenge tho ~Ilowleytown
Athletic clubs team for 4 game on the
Baltimore & Ohio grounds next Sunday
afternoon at > o'clock ior SIS = side.
The team is made up Of tho following
players: RightticIdcr, S. Miller; catcher,
I. Stephens; pitcher, ]. Coppinger;
ahortstop, ?. Coppingcr; first base, A..
Bishop; second base. J. Bailey; third
base, c. Crogan; left field and captain,
I. Haley; centre field, NJ. Glenn; sub
~stitutc, ?. Olnl; manager, Ed Fi,zsim-
mons.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-13
The Island Forty All Right.

A telegram was received yesterday
saying that the icrryboat Charleston
had been successfully raised from be-
meath tho waters OF the Kanawha river,
and was on her way TO the docks to DO
repaired. The Island Ferry Compauy's
directors mot last night and arranged
to have tho boat brought here rs soon
as she is ready to turn ovor to her new
owners, but just when that will be can.
not be told.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-13

In the police court yesterday Oscar
WeisGl, Frank Holman and Frank
Serig, arrested by Officer Ritz for dis
order ut the North street NJ. +. church,
were fined 81 aad costs each, which
they paid.
W. W. Moore, O countryman, up on n
plain drunk charge, was dismissed.
Elizabeth Bowman, also \ drunk. was
sent to jail for thirty days.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-13

Little Gcorgietta Palmer. daughter OF
Mrs. G. W. Palmer, OF Lincoln, Neb.,
who has been visiting her grandmother,
Mrs. Nelson Taylor, in this city. died at
i o'clock in the afternoon after struggle
with the dread typhoid pneumonia.
Mrs. Palmer was telegraphcd to and is
expected hero to-day. The funeral will
occur Wednesday or Thursday and the
intcrmont will DO in Wheeling. Tho
funeral will take place from the resi-
dencc OF George McMechen, on EofI
street,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-13

The Moundsville Mining and Manu-
featuring company held n directors
meeting at their office in Moundsville
yesterday afternoon. A goodly number
OF the members were present, the
Wheeling members being among the
number. 4 great deal OF business was
transacted. The company has decided
10 have 4 sale OF lots on May 81.
The prospects for tho new street rail-
way and tho water works arc good.
Work will be begun on both before the
eale.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-13

= It developed that the fight on the hill
mentioned yesterday grew out of n
charge by John Walker that Carter
Norman had stolen hay from him. Ycs-
torday Walker brought the charge be.
fore Squire Gillesny, but after a hear
ing the Justice dismissed Norman ut
Walkers costs. Walker refused 10 pay.
saving he wanted n jury; that he did
not care what the squire said, he knew
his rights. Iie is only adding to the
costs by his obstinaCy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-13
NEW GoODSl POPULAR rnICrsl

We cordially invite yOu to call and In
Spcot our lRrEo mud handsome assortment
OF Foreign nnd Domestic WOOlcnS, ON.
hracihc NIL tho standard mniECs and new.
cat Spring Novelties for lBOi.
mo stylish appearance and superior
finish OF our garments speak for tltcm-
selves,
a full line of Gents Fashionable Fur
miShinES, Including our popular SIC Half
Hose, constantly on baud.
L. HESS & SONS,
f"hslinnnblc TnllnrH md Gents Furnish
crs, 1891 md 1923 Market street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-13

commonds itself to the well.formed, to
do pleasantly and ctIectually what was
formerly done in the crudest manuer
and disagreeably rs we'll. To cleanse
the system and break up colds, head
aches and levers without unpleasant
after effects, use tho delightful liquid
laxative remedy, Syrup OF Figs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-13

The Susan Mulvey case, Get for yes
terday in the criminal court, was adj
journed till March IS bv agreement OF
counsel, and the James Bachmann case,
got for to-day, was reset for the Goth.
These arc the abortion cases.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-13

Last evening flames were discovered
in the second story Of q frame house on
Gravel Hill, Be!lairc, occupied by Will
lam Chambers, and though the depart
mcnt responded promptly to the alarm
the entire upper part was burned of
the building before tho fire could be put
out. Its origin was suspected to DO due
10 n defective lue,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-13

IT Won cannot 500 mud mood SpcctRclos
you should cRll on Us nui hnvn your cyoS
tested without charge. We hnvO the tinNSt
Instruments u more experience thnn Rny
other OptioiRn IN tho SintO, mud guarantee
satisfaction ar money refunded.
jacob ". GiLUBB,
ICwrlcr md Optlrian.
Corner Twelfth ANA Market
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-13
FUNERAL prREcroRs,
Ghn G4dl1qemeG:
onIco, Nos. "a ond ~ Fourteenth Street.


M0nougah Coal aud CoAE-R II. h, Willis
Cleaned. secondhand Bhcs-CaldwCll &
Manufacturing Co,
Decentralization llros.
I%aralllhG Wax CGndlcs-Albert Stoke & 20,
lIICyClG for Sale.
Cork Screws Ewing iIros.
StocEs for Salc-Gcn. ]. MathiSou.
llon'ehold Effects az Private SHlO-C, T., Hart,
Engines. Boilers, Oc, --CRtOlhcTs / Howe.
Emulsion OF Cod Liver OIl-li. II. LiSt.
InHcBilnent Brokcr-SImpSOn * llRzlctt.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-13
Possibly Fatally Injured.

Miss Agnes Ault was perhaps fatally
injured by having her clothing caught
I'M horse power feed cutter In such n
way ~ to throw her full upon the
machine, and before the horse was
stopped her ankle was caught and the
bones broken 80 that they protruded
through tho flesh. She wnB also bruised
about the body by tho fall. The acct.
dent occurred 4. her homo. about two
miles south Of St. Clairsville. She was
passing cioso to the cutter when her
dress caught, with tho result stated.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-13

There is now no doubt that the 70.
markablc weather that has prevailed for
ten days past has caused tho fruit buds
to swell to tho danger limit. \ ride
through tho country reveals the fact
that this Same weather foranother week
will bring out blossoms OF some OF the
earlier varieties.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-13

shop in this city that can turn out any Finer Suits than wovc got N coun-
tors. Now they can't buy any finer fabrics than arc used in thMr construction
They can't trim any moro elegantly, mako any moro CAREFULLY cut any more
syshly, fit any moro perfectly than hundreds and hundreds OF oursingo and
Double Breasted Sack Suits, Three or -Four Button Frock, or our Elegant Extra
Long Regent Cutaway Trock Suits and separate Trousers that comprise our
inimiablc stock.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-13

many interesting features of de-
cided merit as these black products
of Pricstley.
EUDORA is Priestley's latest
black textile.
Eudora has a definite meaning.
1t deSignates an original and entire
" new sort of black Dress Goods.
Every woman knows what Black
Silk Warp Henriettas are. Some
women may hastily judge Eudora
as Henrietta. Only rash decision
would produce such 4 mistake.
Some dealers may show Henrietta
and call it Eudora. Only wilful
deception would father such a fraud.
So much for what Eudora is not.
What is Eudora? 1t is a black
wool material with a silk warp made
in a number Of qualities, heavier
than Henrietta, specially suited to
present fashions; it has body with.
out weight; it is claimed that no
similar fabric with equal dust-shed-
ding quality has ever been pro.
duced. It is an Improvement on
Henrietta. It will be well for you
to doubt the validity Of alleged Eu.
dora until you have verified them
by tine original and genuine goods as
shown in our Black Dress Goods
section. R5~The name of B. Priest
ley & Co. is stamped on every five
yards. Prices range from $l.2S
per yard up.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-13

Five hook black and colors, 75c.
French Kid Gloves, 81 and 81 so.
Every pair warranted.
Eveuvruv,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-13

fluys Waists.
Hundreds Of boys waists CSC and Soc.
Il. E~NsnEIMgG,
Eleventh street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-13

II your tailor 10 TO be believed, you're
y pitible doformed mortal. LIo tries to
mako you think there is something
crudo and unfinished about tho gar
mcnts that you eau jump right in.
That's all bosh. There isn't q custom
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-13
BLAcK-eEo. NJ. SHOOK L CO.

LACK as only
the "Priestley"
brand of black
fabrics can be ;
.nothingmore in.
tensely black
thanthese hlack-
est Of bla c k
goods; no other
black goods in
the land with so
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-06-16

Como consecuencia de la autopsia practica.
da por el doctor Cueto en- 81 cadaver de Juana
Estrada Osorio que aegdu dijimos aver habfa ia,
llecido repentioamepte resulta que ha sido vic,
lento el citSdo fallecimiento Sc encuentrsn de-.
tenidos incomunicados por ests cauHa el con,
cubino de Ia interfects, 81 ciego Joaquin Coma.
lez, Magdslena Caballero, concubina antes del
repetido ciego fntima amiga de aquGla, Pedro
Millfn, vecino de Ia que ha muerto y el nino Do.
mingo Rosario hijo de Magds'e ena lazarillo del
ciego Gonzalez Ultim ments Sc han decretsdo
otras detorciones Tanto el sefior Juez de lus.
trucu6p del distrito de San Francisco como el
Inspector de Vigilsncia, seEor Amsdor, hau
practicable actlvas diligtncss, dignos de encomio
y por las que Sc tiene e convsncimiento del GU,
tor autores de este crimen que h. au
salo sensaci6n en- esta Ciudad. La interfecta Sc
encontrsba en- estado gr4vido.
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Tenemos muchisimo gusto en- complacer
nna distinguids amiga nueStrs publicando 81 ST.
guiepte suelto que demuestra evidentsments los
decados sentirr ientos regosos que Ia enaltece n:
vOTO DE CIR RtCIAS.--Merece alabarse
Ia solicitud cou que las damas que estau al fren-
ia de Ia asocaci6u del Corazbn De Jesds, procursn
arhitrar mediog, para enaltecer un quito, que es
hoy On el mundo, esperanza de los meiores cora
zonas. Las sociedades modernss 10 reconocen
ssf en- multitud de pueblos, Sc tocsn los frutos
adrnirsbles de este tierna devotion. Hoy el CO.
raz6u de nuestro Salvador, es adorable como en-
ningun tiempo respondiendo siempre IS Madre
IgIesis, las uecesidades mas perentorias de sus
bjos. En- el sigio pasado, Sc renov6 este culto
cuando las herepfas de aquel TEMPO penssron
lar al trsste con cuanto grande ostenta nuCstra
f6 cristiana Ell ancora de sslud para aguella
socisdad, fu6 Ell quito removable, del dulcisimo
corsz6n de uuestro Salvador. Porque, despuss
de todo este culto nj es nueYo, nj representa- mas
que 81 aims de nuestra diyins re'igi6n,--Jasu.
sristo-euyo pomhrs llepa los sG2bitos De i san.
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BrB11OruOA De ala OOaRzsrOgDuroIA D1 P4OR1oo" l59

luis sin vaciar 10 introduce en- Ia slcsntara que srve
para el desagls de la casa....
- Y llamaste en- seguida?
-Frecisamente. M portero vino nj, 20 con ell
are mas inocente le die 10 que acsbaba de passr
e pedi nstrumento e tenis que poder recoger
mis- vente frances. Me dio bsrra de herro 81 tom6
ora en- menos de media hora levantamos Ia losa en-
coptramos Ia moneds. Como natural despues de ta
ma6o favor, le invite echar IN trsgo.
- Bien, bien!
--Acept6, nos hicimos los meiorss amigos cuandO
de repente bajo aparento recogsr retratO "Ca
le die que retratoW Mi nuevo amigo s mira nada
Dice Yo insist entonces le die: ode SECURE vuestro
amo ls psrecera odos los cabaeros ssi ben veBti-
dos Sc parecen Pero dio que no. que preeiBamente
e hombre del retrato tenfs toda la barba su amo no Ia
gasta.
A medida que aquel hombre hablabs Mr. LeCoq pa
recia mas contento.
-Naestra pista esta bien elegida-djo- -pOdemos
obrar.
Palot que NO sguardaba elogos, qued6 algo deacon
Certado.
-Muchacho-le dijo su jefs-te has portado bien
tendras buena propna pero volvendo Ia casa th
tsndr6s idea de gu distribution.
ST. senior; 81 portero que no era mudo, me ha dado
adem muchos detales de amos que parecs que
pan Ia casa desde hsce dos dias NADIA mas dice que
nora esta muy triste que no hsce mas que llorar
-Bien; bien: va 10 sabemos La casa.
-Pues ben: el piso baio esta 81 portal6n emboVe,
dade; donde entrsn los carruajes otro extreme IN
patio bstants gsnde dOuds otin Ia c'adra Ia cochsra
la izquerda del portal IL portera: Ia derecha
puera de- ctalss que 50 sbs sobrs aea easaoass que
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-06-16

@ @ss}gs III remate de los conslmos, en- Ponce, nos
essribe I'm amigo, Sc celebr6 el dia catorce. A
ciento dos mil doscieutos pesos 79 centsvos lie
60 81 fuess Legal dicho remate, el Ayunta-
miento SO lucraria en- esta OCCASION el rematista
don Jose Ferez Pagan tendrla su ruina por mas
quo slgunos considersn un buen negocio no 10
es mas que ilusorio. Creemos SO snule por s
Ayuntamiento, pues hay dos dofectos infrac.
clones en- dicho remsts y Ell Municipio sslvando
Sc Correiira las infracciones volver& las mis-
mas; Pliego de condolences, anuncio de remate
fin de consumes.
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Ell CRIHEN DE OR0IVAL

Sc nor las csep de Pors niDg7na hors7 Noaotraa So
heos cue denuncia de Sauvresy exste pero 81 10
gners va gura que manuacrito ha sido descubier
to, gus le persjgue Ia policfa
-S,.ya sc que habra pensado todo ESQ otraa cosas
mas perO pesar de odo creo que dertro de una hors
el conde dc TremoreI ira al harro de San German.
Y Y,apidsmente escribi6 10 que sigue:
"Mr. Wilson:
"Ds los cuatro bietea que me habeiS dsdo ha
resusdo falso 81 antes de las deE vents deshacer
este error 10 crser6 intencionado eevsr6 queja
Ia autoridad.-Rec :"
5Comprendeis? -diiO Lecoq mostrandO = csrta 81
juez de paz.
ST, sf-dijo 6tts-e efcto de estG csrta serk ms
tantSneo porque 81 e denuncau tendra que denhcar 81
persona entonces sc ha perdido
los dgo que triunfaremosI
Interrumpi6se bruscsmente porque Ia puera del res
taursnt So habia aberto hombre Sc hAba asomado
instsnts.
-Aquf esth mi homtre-dijo Lecoq -marchemos
Pag5 la cuenta sal6; en- el pasaje e agusrdaba un
hombre que ena aspeco de tapicero en- 81 no hubera
reconocido e padre Plantst Paot.
-Malo mslo-djo en- cambio Mr. Lecoq al eKami-
mar derpacio Al fngido tspicero
- he que vale e trajs sonrefs de esa manera be.
n6vola 81 los brazos ahandono, 81 Ia gorra
va torcida con esa coqueterfa. ...f
-lBien, b;en, enmendar6 esos det9ctosl
Els Indispensable va sabes qFe no te ha de recOnO
GER el portero.
-SQue debo hacer?
-Lo primero trasr un csrruaia que tenga buen ca.
bRo deupueE Tres Ia tsberna donde sguardaba Job
aes uso dc sus eompsaeros que 70 aeOnpshsrA hAsta
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COohAbAmba, setiembro "a dc 1893.

CochsbAmbs, Setiembre "a de 1893.
Sehores Scott Bovine, Nueva. York.
Muy senores mics: Soy muy POGO ALTOONA.
do q preparedness magistrates extranjeras por
las excesivas ponderaciones de que ordinariamen.
to son obieto; pero despues de haber enssyado Ia
"Emulsi6D de Scott" desde hace uucho tempo,
creo de mi deber manifestar Vds. que hoy Ia
considero como un medicamsnto muy efcAz y
que merace el favor del pGbico. No solo las
afecciones tuberculosis, en- que tan ventsjosamen-
to reemplazs al aceite de bacalao debe lmitarse
su esfera de accion, pues sus buenos resultados
no Sc hsrsn esperar on todas las intermediates
rslscionsdas con un empobrecimiento de Ia san
gre y falta de asimilaci6n. De ustedes atento
g. S.-DoCToR JESUS BLANco.
Ex-Medico de Hospital do Vfedma Profe-
sor de Auatomia de la Universidsd de San Simon.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-06-16

A las de Ia mahsna de hoy tuvo lugar en-
Ia psrroquial de San Francisco una misa de r6
QUEEN por el eterno descanso de don Toribio Pa.
gsni que fslleci6 hace POGO en- Ponce 81 spre.
cisble amigo don Julian Psgani, hermano del
fnado da las graciss por medic ds estas lfness &
cuantos asistieron tan piadoso acto.