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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-27

Victina de rapida y cruel enfarmedsd ha
rendide hoy ls iornada de Ia vida en- essa Cap1-
tel, 81 jevsa doA Antonio Andraca, cunado dc
nusstgo amigo J companero sA Ia prenss dOa Pe
dro O. TlmOth6e, QUEEN, ali como toda su
apreeiable tamIlG ac0mpshsmos On el peSAr que
l. Aaueia,. ..R. |. 2.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-27
LENTINI 3 c. u s4slE EPssasss2 Z a.''1s.'' =

Abanicos PLATEADoS D0RAD0S fin dc Steele.
Cinturones para seforas las itmas formas, 10 mis-
talicas plateadas doradas Perfumeria DELlClA y
otras marcas afafnadas Guantes de seda 10 Luis
XIV para seforas Idem de cabritilla blancos y ne
eros. Bronces de arte Cristalera fna para ador-
nos Calcetines de seda para nihos, medas de hilo
de Escoca seda para caballeros panuelos hilo Sc
da para seoras cabaeros corses de todas fornas
Bastones con estodue Vaiias de porcelana man
teeria fna. Cubiertos de todas clases los atama-
dos de PLATA CRISTOFLE Muebles de adornos pa
10 Tarietas para bautismo elicitacion. Relojes'
papeleras, tnbres escribanias carpetas, mpia plu-
mas demas articulos de escrtorio. MALETAS. ga.
de- yiaie. Boouillas petacas, gran variedad Cami-
setas De lana. hilo de escocia algodon. Juguetes
muecas especial surtdo corbstas 10 70 SaggSss sagSasfsa
EIanantes macetas para sdorno de saa. La especia-
lidad de esta casa sigue sendo en- alhajas de ORC
plata garantzados relojes de todas classes.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-27

lRi's Va Ia disposition que mazda que 70
puluIen por la Gales los perros que no tepgsn
btEal2 lsif Pura como 81 no rigiera salo hemof
vito un can sujeto 81 mandato dc ls autorldsd.
Los dem6S como Hi tel coas. Y..... sis que pa'
die los moIeste.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-27
Escritau las autev

EsCritau las auteyiofes lfneas Sc mes ha ass
gurado que eI faego 4 que SO refere Ia Aoticia
anterior tuvo lugar en- Faisrdo 81 % del actual
por la nochs sv supone que el faego tue iAten.
eionA, pusS principle por Tres Partss distintas
EI portero habia csrrado bien Las puertss de Ia
Casa ConMstorial para If a una slborada J Is
hora del ainlsstro eacontraronse estss Completa.
meRte ebiertas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-27

Circula CON iasistenSla el rumor de qua hs
habido an gran inceadio en- HumAcao hsbiendo
pe uuemado la Cars Consistorial el archivo ssi
como una casa contlgua al dcho edifciO. 4
noaottos nos extraGa que de- ser cierta tan fata
notlcia no nos 10 h.ya comunicadO nueStro agep
to de aquel pueblo
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-27

Hoy por Ia mGnaaa ; 81 medic dlG reccrri6
una 0; questa la calie del Cristo lnaugurando Jss
fsStas que, segun diJimoE, COmenzariau hoy. He
1uoa siae ateasameRte lnvltadoa elias por don
Antonio OI,vsros don Tomas Muriel.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-27

El vapor aleman "Ascsnis" procedente de
Hamburgo, Havrc y st. Tuomss llegara Il puer
to de esIa uApital hacla el del eRtrAnte mes'
De squf ssguira vlsJs para Msyagdez, PoAce, Co
Ion, CAltagena, sADanIlLa Nueva LrLeAns
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-27

III vino de- fogroao one vende Luiha , O.
~, observation-disclosures el qua Ue cORsuae On l.
capital
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-27

LnS inlclsles que sascriDsn la preguuta que
publicamoa aver kobre el horno de los detalIiAtas
rca l.. A. y +. 9. J no F. P. como 30 dijO en- Ia
edici6n anterior,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-27

Para conner extra sabrOso en- ID Capital d
Pto. ..Rico, hay que abonsrse ii restaurant La Ga
tGlona, Ssn francisco S.
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Fsta mahana han empesado las tradiciosaleI
Gestss que los vecinos de Ia cAlle del CriSto sue
len hscer todoS los aHoH por eEtA 6pocH Su pa
tran
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-27

El domingo pr6Kimo hAbri corridS dc toro
en- Puerta de terra. matsra a atamado epPa
dA conocido por "Cuatro -dedCs"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-27

Por fuerza de la guAro1a clvi del puesto de
Damiln (es BarrOsl ha aido presO eL moreno
Francisco Torres MsIsndeE, presuatO autor de la
violacl6n de tres j6vsnes en- Jayuya, (UtuAdo)
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-27

La sanction universal que SO ha otorgado
por cuantos haa tenido ocasi6D de probarla, hs.
CO de Ia "Loci6r Antihsrp6tica" dsl doctor Mon
tsH up producto infalible y coaocidisimo eA tods'
parties para Ia curaci6n radical de los herpes, 10
ssSpa, las manchaS dagcdtiS para todss les atee'
ser ademls una oxcelents sguA dc tO.adOr. Pi.
dase en- casa del sefor Grillermety.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-27

ssg@Cereceio HermanOS ' COmp.l, compran
toda clase de monedas de cualquier fechA que
sesn, agujereadas reselladaa 8 sin resellar.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-27

RecomendsmOu las personals de buen gua-
to y palsdar delicado, prueben todas las marcas
de vino que se impurtan eata Isla y SO podran
coEveacer de que el VINO RIoJANo DE ALISON
que importan r, Font J HermanO eg el que Gupe'
"a On calidad todoG los demSs.
DspsaitO para i Vsnta q poE mayer : me-
nef,--TARcA @
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Seccion de anuncios
G. TINAUD. JoYERiA
PLAZA DE ALFONSO XH

Gran surtldo en- joyas de oro plata con brillantes
y pIedras 1nas. Atodelos dc gran noyedad elegan-
cia Incompatible. Lo mas bello primoroso de Ia Jo-
RELOJES
ORC, PLATA, NIKEL AoERo
Mas ds 500 sOdslos dersaEss Dc rGlejsS para Cabs
kTOS Mds Dc 900 paFs SsH0rds, las ~ RefF saTeS
,ROSC0PF ds Ianid GSfCerSaI.
centros de mesa. Bapdeias, Janos 9
Hscribanias ouadruple plateado.
Las Importaciones drectas que hace esta casa en-
las principales manufactures do Europa le permiten
yender precos sin competencia en- e pals garanu-
zan toda ioya relo que venden.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-27
Sal Sal

HeChos cargo loS que sUScriben, dc IL Ad
minigtraci6n de las salinas Fraternidad y
q Candearia u, de Cabo.Rojo; puestas les mis-.
mas en- completa exploitation, ofreCen sus GUAM
tiosog produetos 81 Comercio, tsato para el con
sumo, cuanto para Ia exportaci6n precios lini-
tsdiaimoa. Para pedid0a, dirigirae Cualquiera
do los auucribientes & D. Pho Martinez y RivaH,
Agente de NegOCioG en- Cabl.Roio.
TELEGRAPH: "JAo."-JUAN COLBEGR.-
SOSE A. ORTIZ. l6-5
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Sc XENpE

Una hibloteca compueFtA de mas dc ciea tornos,
propia para SsceEdoteg, estudiasteI por "cin
cueSta PESOS" Sc halls en- hueR estado. El
que Ia intersss pueds pedir 81 Catflogo su due.
40 one suscribe en- Yabucoa, ~ de Julio de
1894.-JosE r. AGUAYo. 8-3
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Desde
$A.5O Trales DEll.

sAsTRERLA FRANOEsA, TIssoT
Fortaleza 81.
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La Reform0da EsperONzd s9HIs. H.s.

dorir en- habitacones muy frescasf bDesea listed co
mer bienq Pues acuda u Rerormada RSpsHaMSa ca
lie de la Prncesa nGmero 7, Marina, Capital. Precio
al alcance de todas las fortunas
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-27
Mapa de Puerto-Rico

Este precioso mapa fgura ferro-carril de circun
valacion con ramaes principaes las vstas in
teriores que deben complear la red de la isla Els
duccon del que la Compana cOncesonara de nuestros
ha sido reproducido en- relieve, del que existen dos
eiemplares, uno en- las ofcnas della Compania otro
en- las de Gobernac0n. Hace parte del fOeto 'Etude
publcado Ell Paris por ell se1Or Luchett cuya traduc
cion anotadaen casteano esta en- preparation Sc ven
de cincuenta centavos (acompanada Ell diagrama
del producto bruto de la secc0n de la Capital Arsci
bo durante ell primer semestre de cada uno de los amos
1892 en- ell almacen de don Pedro Giusti. en- la inn
prenta de sucesores j. AcOsta en- el espendio del
senior Serrano en- eI palacio de la Exposition.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-27
IA NUEVA E5TRELLA"
CASA DE HUESPEDES

En- este Estsblecimiento, recientemente re-
tornado, Sc encue atran hAbitsciones frescAs y
espaciosas, con graades viatss Ia bahfS. Ser.
vicio Goa mucho esnero y prsciOs m6dicos.. Re.
tuan, S3, Puerta de EspA6A..-EI prOpietArio,. -
RAFAEL RODRIGUEZ l5-7
Deming headlight., 1894-10-26

After rpfklug hNl for the admission
oi New heSico q rough tho denuofaiic
hou9e ~ 1880 asaln in iess uad again
- ispe. each rne 90 turn deionltd by o.
republican eepaie, Do has finally, ~ ihe
1rtt session pg ihls congress- not only
pushed hls bill Tor lhe fourth ilme
Deming headlight., 1894-10-26

Auchctn wna district attorney for f9F
einl yfnfs, long enough in give him a
iull irinl. From tha lfpiuning of his
term of office until judge fall Was cOni-
Eeliei lr frniute him, there was moi a
finFie irfm of court that Ancheln dld not
olegfnec the nlilco, The pe0pla aud hini-
ffli. and ihnfn hat never been q dny dur
ing that lime that ife penple would have
elected him district attorney.
Whatever iuny hr ihtlr prfs0unl likes
or dieiikes, ialfuiifed MEN and rfpe
clnily dfmntflis should trir iof Sitter.
a vote Tor hrrhnnlu mfana vote fof
Anchcta. llirhlOid hns no puplDii hu.
hind him in iiora ANA county ana cam
not liuttillf he elected fiihrf An
chela of hllft will hc ihr nfsi council
mHn. aHd atmHtrnis waste their trft4
un lIifehfnin. AneleiH t.lli be- i,letirii
no ififnindcd mnn can suir f0r nlnh
Held unless ht Uanil 40 soc Aneiitln
eleried senuusl
We rnIufNo lhe sentiment fulIv.
vote fnp iiuintl1 pili hc fnie ln favor
Of Anrlrie. N WIN hp 3 fft % nut ft
ruhllrnns lnrOnifnl nl tile legislatures li
VIII fo d tftr 10 iApof rf eif|nf Cnifon
and lhr nld snula e. rnur a nfN lfasr
cf power In lff Territory hr which tr.
publican olI'cf hrlHera win he Hlir ~
held on, aud the roqfinu hr rendered
pnWerlfFt Anchcin knows ihal unlfHa
Caifnrt win ia respected, CaiWn6 grip
on The 7enuh'lran party can nfuurla An-
chrlaA ambition The nah Who can
successfully ogprlhrAu Catfonism ln iht
Republican pHfiY MUST DO \ man ~ nerve
and determination. a man 90 great re
sources and ability MI Anchoin was
nsfel Formed in such mould htfolcl
Deming headlight., 1894-10-26


lfany doubt has lefeiofore exisied -
~ the real nature aud object ol tho Cani-
pulgn touducitG hy the purullals IN thia
county the TRADE ~ loln j. Bell eelly-
cred az lhn upeia house last Tuesday
night removed q. That The design was
70 secure ihe defsatui ttfinin. II NOT all
VI the dt nncfntlc candidates and the
election OF the Republican ticket, by
plprlng IN nomination un tho popnllst
ticket, men Of prev,sus democratic nlhli
nuuns, with a popularity sufficient 90
uiyide The Democratic vnie end thus
wfrek some personal spite and asenQe
p, y ilfnproiaImenis AMI siiphn, has
been suspected Oy many, openly asserted
hy somt, bus uOW known 20 ali. u wus
evident 90 iho most casual observer that
AFR. htil's ylluperailun WIS directed en-.
tlreiy nrHiust the democratic party and
iis candidates, % decidedly WAS thls thr
Case that ar. Bell Ia referring % his op.
p0renib became personal aud almost in.
sulilng whcn speaking of the democmuc
candldaic. Very llillo was said shout
ihe republican candidates aud their par.
" aud that little WAS very mild aud eau
tloua and apparently dous, simply 90
maintain ne preieuce ei olpnslng them.
Mr.. Ben 40 nee hls own expression
"pizcd OPP his audience very accurately
here were very few hut republican,
present, and he knew 4 auarprcnd him.
self to plsa.e them hy silliiyiug t. dem.
orracy. Beyond ahnee ni democrats and
dsuOOlncy. ild cAalgea against every.
a0dy ami everything and irenxied ap.
penis iur % rhunge, merely for the sake
uf charge there WIS nothing "a Tie ad
drsss worthy of attention, not slngll
suggestion ~ amy measure designed 10
prudure relief not the iainiest ouilin,
Of amy policy 10 hc pursucd; no attempt
10 Inform us 20 what will he done hy th,
party IN power only onc unmarried and
iinpFessluncd cry forn change. Put Oh,
pnruliais ln power and presto the fare nl
nature Is changod every body will D,
ilch without 10 aor, happy without feat
~ care Or trouble The rain and sun
ihlne VIII be- 4 siflhu.cd ia due season
aud proper quantities aud there viii b,
no moro ary wan Or unhuppints 81
discomfort % The land.
Deming headlight., 1894-10-26

'Nc iasofthe free nno unllmltfd coin
uGe of silver ~ ihr ratio Of 40 io / nnd
believe thui on ihe tateuec ol such a
m,nsurr depends tho vc'infe oi the
country nt luiNe and the revival Of nll
branches % bntiutse.
We favor ihc honest md ccrnomiril
administration 1T county aiiaile aud
pledge our unqualified support 20 thc
law pnfgcd l3 tlIc leti lcris'aiufp fcduc.
inF lht salaries 81 county onloem" kt.
foacf from eoiWfV d1aecNfic yigVtrm.
Deming headlight., 1894-10-26
.NR. IOSEPHS RECORD.
What Our Delegate Ilas Done for ihe
People Of Ills Territory.
STOP, LOOK, LISTEN, THINK

vigorous REofi FOR Statehood Just About
Completed - eei,laiioulu fiehaifoft thr
minefs- iiae pnssed Oysr Ono Hundred
Private Pension Bilis -Assle,anes 10 10.
hnifof better Postal sneilliies 4 Won
aerfui feeafd, whish Deserves iinaoise.
mcnt.
Deming headlight., 1894-10-26

We nlk n an aerl onrneiu ihn dlefnlis
lied democrat what ho can expect 10
gain either hy staying away from tho
polls 81 HulnR lnlo the camp rl the enc
myf YeHu ol republican mlafule hav.
culmlnntrd into disasters which are lald
50 lhe democracy, hecaEte they came ln.
10 power lusi nt = time When no human
agency could have prevented a business
rnd hpnnrlM cJclonr. cenaure II pou
win, dlaowu u you nltese, the fccalcll.
faui democmla, hnl aiay nn hoard The
ola dpmccfnllc ship Stand ~ your
rrlofa even II yoW mnsi Intimate polite
cal astnplslfa dfatit them.
Deming headlight., 1894-10-26


Two wears ago We published tho r. D,
cairou record blank space for the good
and a whole column " Items Of eyll "a
pnmlicI with Joaephh record. We su
not republlsh his record now because We
30 NOT wnpt 10 thfcsh over old straw.
We have nothing 20 nda tn the blank
space oi good after Two yeara more oi
bis career, because he has added nUllihe
to Il himself. We forget lie has lie
paid for the rouiiontlary brick. after be
had iuggiod with he territory over shroe
years about Il aud We had "hammered
him over three years Tor a. And then,
after littlr mare "hammarlne," lac paid
the inicFeti 90 the mouoY.
We have nothing 20 add 20 the liai ol
items oi his evil public record published
two years ago, because ha has added
nothing 10 Il himself This ~ duublloa.
dur tu The fact that be hnH had 10 onrOf.
iuniiy. The administration has ntou
demucfntic, Tho courts have hren deino.
cratic, thq lcRlnlntuge han hceu demo.
cratic in The lower houao 30 that hc
could not control ~.
l.ei hiin, 0r some Of his abitft adhpr.
enis, specify ihe good oi hip puhllc
career, of defend ugninHi the ogll of n
Wo have charged. n they can not, then
why elect him iu cunef,aNi Necauso be-
can 90 lees harm ln congress than he can
DO IN New Mcxicoi
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-08-12
v

So much may sunice TO show why Syed Amer
Ais view Of the comparative merits of Islam
and Christianity Is rejected. II should also
be noted that, although by his eminent position
and wide culture the Syed is admitted to be en-
titled to be the spokesman Of the Mohammedans
OF India, yet the creed which he advocates would
hardly be recognized by a majority OF them as
their own. 1t is a sort OF sublimated ethics Of
Accommodation, a rationalized Islam. bearing
much the same relation to the belief OF orthodox
MOslems as the religious opinions held. for in
stance, by NJ. Renan bear 10 the beliefs Of
the great mass OF Christians. II NJ. Renan
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-08-12

.sandsrd prsvsfins in his are and country, was
no Hbsrtine, no man Of blood. As sssuredly he
wrought q great work in elevatinE that stan
dard. both az 10 the relations Of man with wo-
man and rs TO the relations Of man with man.
The movement which he initiated was, in the
best sense OF the word. democratic. No relig-
ion. says spreueer, Is 40 completely the ror pop.
nix a. islam.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-08-12
II.

The manuscripts have been handed dow 10
CeylOn, BurInAh, anu S,Im, and, there being no
Pail alphabet In common use ia those eounLrieS
most OF them are written in the different alpha
bets employed there. One consequence Of this is
that IL is comparatively easy to ascertain the
right original reLdingA But the books 30 written
were not Gt nrst written At All. They were hrst
OORAitssd 70 manuscript IN The hrSt century
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-08-12
Study OF Inehrietx.

DR.. NORMAN KERR, perhaps the highest Eng
lish authority on the subject, has published
london. II X. Lewis a third edition Of his elAb-
CRATE work entitled Inebrtetv, or Ndrcomdntc /:
it's etiology, pathology, treatment, and j%urispru-
dence. The views originally expounded in this
book have met with constantly increasing ac-
ceptance on the part of managers Of reformatory
institutions and OF the legal profession, as we'll
as OF practitioners OF medicine. "A practical
outcome OF it Is the fact that the British
Home Secretary has given Instructions
for the framing of a bill regarding
the treatment Of inebriates based on
DR.. Kerr's recommendations. The present
edition has been, In great part, rewritten, with
the addition of nineteen chapters. comprising
3l7 pages. Among the new topics discussed
may be mentioned the rise and decline in Ire
land Of the mania for intoxication by ether, the
true place OF alcohol in therapeutics, the rela-
tion of insurance to inebriety, and the criminal
responsibility Of inebriates. Tho additional
matter having been prepared several months
ago does not include absorption of the most re-
cent form Of excessive addiction to drugs known
as antipyrinomaniA, 10 which. however, a brief
reference is made In the preface. The author
tells us that, although he has never seen
antipyrino, even when consumed in heroic
doses, impair perception, confuse Judgment, OBJ
scure or palsy the moral sense, yet he has seen
tho constitutions Of young and middle-aged
women wrecked by frequent and excessive in
diligence in this medicine, which In skilled and
judicious hands is valuable. The agonizing neu-
ralgic or brain-tire headAche:of highly neurotic
girls and matrons has been. SO TO speak. charmed
away by q five-grain dose OF this potent, but
perilous, remedial agent. The head agony, how
ever. has soon required. the powerful remedy
has been reapplied and usually has had to be
increased in quantity till four, i've, and six times
the initial dose is taken. with the inevitable re-
suit OF shattered nerves and broken health.
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IL.


Cocaine inebriety seems to be the most terrible
and seductive kind Of intoxication, from the
rapidity with which 1t breaks down the mental
powers. and from the pleasurable citation which
IL causes. u~naccompanied by any subsequent
feelings OF an unpleasant nature. All the vic
Tins of this inebria;ing agent known 10 the
author of this book have been practitioners of
medicine, litterateurs, and ladies. In some Of
these cases recourse was made 10 cocaine AS an
agent likely 20 promote the Remuneration OF
opium or morphine. As a matter Of fact, cocaine
is considerably more speedy than is alcohol or
morphine in displaying its characteristic effects,
quicker in securing an abiding mastery of the
tAker. and even more pleasant in the
first or exhilarating stage Of its action
on the system. Alcohol intoxicsnts may
be taken to excess for years without
apparent mischief. But the bodily wastings,
mental decay. and moral perversion OF cocaine
excess quickly appear. and AS speedily increase
in intensity. The peculiar danger OF cocaine
lies, as We have said, in the comparative alb
sence Of immediate after effects. For some time
at least, and practically always where only par
taken OF in limited quantity. there is no notice
able reaction. The moderate cocaine indulger
has next day no unpleasant taste in the mouth.
no dry tongue, no morning headache. There is
usually At first increased mental and bodily
NigOr, out TINS quickly gives way 10 a feeling OF
intense depression, with RnorexiA. insomnia,
and Authorizations ending in mental collapse.
The complete break down of the mind with
volitionsl palsy and inhibitive prostration all
take place in a much shorter time than in a case
OF alcoholic indulgence.
The enormously increased demand OF recent
years for eau de cologne far in excess OF what
could reasonably be needed for toilet and other
legitimate puTposes points to the growing use
OF this strongly alcoholic compound as a means
OF attaining intOXication. II seems that both in
America and in Great Britain the article is
largely used by women for this purpose. Most
frequently ~partaken OF in the form Of drops on
Jumps of sugar, though sometimes mingled with
water, this powerful inebriats obtains a firm
hold on many ladies, Arousing also an abnormal
craze for the strongest spirits which are in COM
mon use as q beverage. Eau de cologne drunk
freely ana regularly tends 20 deprAVe digestion.
Danish sleep. and induce deliTium. with a prone
ness 70 melAneholiA. The Autho has also
known sal volatile 70 be consumed In large
doses, especially BY women, who were likewise
considerable users OF alcoholic intoxicants.
Nevertheless, DIR. Kerr cannot say that he has
seen eau de cologne or sal volatile shorten life.
On the contrary, IL has been not seldom . matter
OF AmAEement 70 him how ladies have kept up
the excessive use OF one or the other OF these
agents Tar beyond three score years and ten Il