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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-20

Ben Harrison says the Presbyterian
church is "steel BEAM to society.
The object of the metaphor is not plain.
Mr. Carnegie has been for Mr.. Har-
rison right along.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-20

Here is the shortest Oklahoma di-
vorce trial on record: Judge
Madam, where did you say Your home
is:' Appiicant-''Albany. New York. -
Judge-~Divorce refused" This is =
fact She should have said Guthrie :,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-20

The recent squeeze in the Partisan
money market nipped Mrs. Castel-
lance'S purse for 1.000.0O0 francs. If
Jay Gould wasn't dead, this would
have killed him. How inscrucable. in
deed. are the ways of providence.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-20

If Professor Dyche is eager to have
The mantle of Captain Kane fall on his
shoulders, he had better get three or
four overcoatS to add to it before he
sets out And also a base-burner.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-20

''Now do see that ConSuelo has n biz
of broiled chicken every morning. .
said Mrs Vanderbilt to the Duke. and
The ship sailed away. The last of the
wedding is over. That settles that.
we will now so ON WITH something else
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-20

About the only mystery left I'M
sprung in the Holmes case is for Shoe
maker, the attorney to turn out to be
Pietzel, the man supposed to be muir
dered
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-20

We have no doubts as to Congress
man Longs forensic ability. but, as
Congress approaches. We do feel anx-
ious over his knowledge of poker.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-20

If Holmes did not kill any one the
people who are supposed to have heen
murdered are singularly unaaimous on
the point that Holmes ought to die any
WAY
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-20

Denver was greatly wrought up over
the cures, but it will hardly undertake
to celebrate Schlattermas on Deem
har d
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-20

The only ultimatum the Sultan of
Turkey will be inclined to respect will
be a sheet-iron one tied to a big can
non ball
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-20

America will only protect Americans
In Armenia and allow European ma
lions 10 protect the foreign Christians
In Turkey. This is wise and sensible,
but not at all practical.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-20

There is only one thing that ran
break Oklahoma's present prosperity
the insertion Of an oath abregating Ill
gorce in the marriage ritual.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-20

Having exhausted all .-the lessons to
be learned from the Kentucky cleo
ton, it is suggested that perhaps il
may instruct Breck TO pay thar $l5.ooo.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-20

Corbett does not announce what va.
cation he will follow, since he has re
tired from the ring, but 1T will prob.
ably be the compilation OF a new die.
tiauarv
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-20

If ingalls, should be elected. he Should
cultivate his discretion until he is en-
hbled to see that the Senate galleries
elect mighty few legislatures
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-20

Hereafter a man in the Choctaw ma
ton who hires a white clerk is guilty
of treason. There are no moths on the
vigorous foreign policy" Of the Choc-
taW nation.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-20

Perhaps Coxey does not intend to
move to Oklahoma permanently for
more than ninety days. This is only a
suggestion.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-20

If we can not have resdbmission.
Kansas at least should ny to get up
with modernity and quit spelling
whisky, ''whiskey."
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-20

Reverend Fisher of Kansas is to be
the chaplain Of the next congress. A
man with that name ought to have
strong pull with the president
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-20

Being such fine elocutionist it is
not plain why Ralph Burton should
want no go TO the Senate when there is
so much more money in pugilism.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-20

There is a popular song entitled:
f'There is Only One Girl in the World
For Me-" and it is said to have been
first sung by Adam in the Garden of
Eden
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-20
puRLozNEp PLrHAeE.

Johannesburg. South Africa. Is 70 hold
an International exhibition in May ard
June Of 1856. President Cleveland has re-
ceived a letter from Charles r. De Garro.
director general. inviting Americans TO
send EXHIBITS 10 Johannesburg. He IN
Inmates that South Africa : opening up z
great market for all kinds of products
A Schleswig- Hois.ein art union, which =
trying to raise rhe money TO buy Suiz-
mann's painting, THE Striking OF the
Flags of the Danish WarShip. Christian
VIII. and Coin. in the Ecker-fiord IN
1s4s." assert that Emperor william rot
only made notes of the picture. but paint
ed in part with his own hand
In the Boehmerwald,. near P1lson. two
gypsies fought duei with knives for
fight with great interest. ard without in
terfering. till one stabbed the other 20 the
heart when she drew revolver ard shot
the victor through the head. She stayed
by the bodies until arrested.
James Whsteomb Riley s the only re-
manning American poet who wears a
smooth face. Edmund Clarence Stedulan
INDUCES in a full beard Thomas Bailey
Aldr,eh sports a muStaehe; Richard Henry
Stoddard wears a long white beard. and
Richard Watson Giber has melancholy.
drooptng mustache.
Samuel Staples. a sober citizen of Deer
Isle. in the prohibition State of Maine,
AYERS that the other day he dug out of
one post hole 259 snakes of various kinds
and sizes. There were green. and striped.
and brown snakes. and they measured
from two and half 10 eighteen inches in
length.
Mr. Fielding. brother of the earl of Den
bigh. was fined five shallings with the op-
ton of three days in Jail, by a Scotch
police justice recently. for riding a bicycle
without a Light He refused TO pay at
first, but on seeing the inside of the Aber-
deem jail changed his mind
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-20
-EssSNlLIAME
Sa@aU @ayR
NJ. II. MURDOt h, Editor.

1t is becoming so that you can have
your life insured and be murdered
while you wait
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-20

The report (unofficiaD was flashed
over the wires last night that Schiatter
was in Chicago curing hams.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-20

Gee Fsesefsa ass~s Fezseres fesra h=r
$3.50 sas saf@~ rlsEs caane<4es HlzA go
.-.x-~.-- aHsz sS4EwaxG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-17
LARGE SALE OF LOTS At ROSEBiNK.

d. b. KING. AS TRUSTEE. DIsPosEs OF PART
OF ERAsrus w1MAN.s PROPERTY AT AUCTION.
large sale of fine building lots took place at
Eosebank Staten Island. OH Monday last. The sale
was forced upon David Bennett King. who Is trus-
tee for the benefit of the creditors OF Erastus
Wiman by reason Of the threatened foreclosure OF
a mortgage upon the property, and because the
creditors OF Mr. Wiman were anxious to realize on
their claims
The property was in excellent shape. Broad
avenues, OF from 80 to Is feet in width had been
cut through the property. at considerable expense
and the land had also been properly graded Whhe
the sale going a gang Of men were. by Or
der OF the township authorities laying water MAINS
and not far from the property the new troiley syn
dicate. which is to grdiron the island with It's
tracks had large number OF men at WORK laying
tracks In addition to the advantages OF Its mag
nificent view OF the Lower Bay. its schools ana
churches Rosebank possesses the great advantage
Of accessibility It is forty minutes from New
York via the Staten Island ferry and Rapid Transit
Railroad.
The lots which were sold by D. T. Cornell. auc-
toneer brought fair prices. ranging from soo 10
$3.50 per lot. The sale was made unreservediy' ana
they were knocked down for what they wouio
bring Although but l45 lots were advertised 10 1, De
sold, the trustee concluded to offer more, SO sna1
in all 1s2 lots changed hands The major pOnu ,h
Of the lots were purchased by resSsns
OF the locality. who seemed to appreciate .he ne, ue
STABILITY Of the property. was spirited MI h, sing
july is 1884. were purchasers AT this sale Nearly
Mr.. King has about fifty lots left in this tract
He says, however that he thinks he will have no
some OF the purchasers at the sale were offered
at that time soon after the lots had been struck
down to them. substantial advance on their pur-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-17
REAL ESTATE.
AT THE EXCHANGES.


There were a largo number Of parcels OF realty
offered yesterday at tho Broadway Real Estats
salesroom In several instances the competition
was brisk among outsiders and tho parties IN
terested which resulted In prices that left mar
gin for the defendants.
Smyth & Ryan sold. under foreclosure proceeo-
ings the following parcels 70 tho plaintiff In the
action. Jacob H. Westheimer: No o.! MOTIF. = ~
a three-story frame dwelling. lot |xi0 tor s 49,
hundred nd-ffteth-st similar puiIGians, an IT,
for sl.015 the three-story frame dweiin9 ano ~
o2x5O adjoining, on NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. io'
NS25
b. Phoenix Ingraham Co sold: under pariS, t,cn
proceedings No 50 Barrowst threestory 1r ~
dwelling lot 2O3x3S TO Paul Tuckerman, LOT wv
Charles A. Berrian sold under lorecosur o' Rnrv
ceed,ngs No 1880 Westinghouse. tWo,sto,y
frame dwelling, lot 25xl2o.6. TO Mary a. "e'oocA'
Frank Yoran Sold in partition the southwest cor
ner OF hundred and seventy ,nfth,sf and van b
derbilt-ave.. West plot lWxlos' 70 "n""h' H"
Rrvan L. Kennedy sold. under foreclosure. the
right title and interest OF Emma Meyer. to NO ~
South-st a four-story brick building lot ~ zxostx
3T2x643, to julius w. Kruger the piaintiH' lor
HOFFMAN Brothers have sold for the wallace e.
tate Nos IS TO "A Haght-st., a plot OK ground
Of txloo for about $4,000. The buyer Will erect
sevenstory building on the properly 70 cost eCor'
500 90 HOFFMAN Brothers. In conjunction WIN - y;
II Carroll have leased the building TOT ~, ter sa os
ten years TO one firm. who Will occupy '"e '"'
for a total rent OF $4,000. -. o.. e.uu.I
A. f. q f. A. Karelsen have sold ,hh09r,vatnth
Green three lots on One-hundred- and h,n.
al between Fifth and Lenox ayes. aha tne s'o'e
property No. 53i Grand-st. for ABOUT s4f"''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-17
Gitp propsrtp % fet.

A rrENTIoN, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. four-stosy
"A 2i-foot private house extra deep servants saucess
in West S6thst near Central Park and
Rverside Drive: rent. 200. POWER Columbus-avsS
corner SJth-st. once open sunday and EVENING"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-17
BUILDING PLANS FILED.


The following plans for new buildings and altera.
hay. been flied with the Building Department. July
New Buildings;
,s7th-u and iith-ave. corner three-story
brcx dwellings. by Isabelle y Leo. .......... $50
OCth-st n g. 10 II Of Lcnox-ave, two-stoyy
brick church. by James l. Hocy. rector. OF
l4J9 Lexington ave. Observation-Disclosures. %
Jeroms-ave and Minerva Place. = corner, one
story frame wagonshed, BY Lulu Macklin....
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-17
l]roposa
DROPOSAL for furnishing II

DROPOSAL for furnishing Bluestonc Trap
i Frames and Covers. sewer Pipe. lnvert Block and
Bricks. once II the Commissioners. y. c. Wash
inston d. e.. July ~. is.6-Seacd Proposals viii be 70
c-!v~d this Office until II o'clock NJ. Monday July 20
1885 furnishing Bluestone Trap Frames and Covers
cemen, and terra Gotta sewer pipe vrned and In
vtrincd bricks TO District OF Co
lumba Blank forms Of proposal and specifications may
obtained at this ONCE. j. w. Ross George Truesdel
Chas T. Powell. CommissIoaers ID. G.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-17

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
jefferson and BSs: ssr.. Raymond and
7istst No is$ East; Charles hu..e" 1890
same ,n c properly " Thomas ct al to Jacob
s tS a ana s sns TO "s and
s1 eSsr s.0s MsB.rm 1Ssoe charles %
sans property Ks,. ditch S., to ' AMOS; clara
1 n.s6of to Martin rursS;sn,Sht !; OAK IRE: $1,000
Lot 80 map P. 49, shc sh s %s S:F L % OAK b
to the United Real Estate ana Trss, company ANY:
Psas''' 'S Cara ,Ss husband
72 susanS 20 10 Vest, France, Baker Henry
,,s,h hrshes 5. as II Of ciiii,on.ave 2Ssioo
Esidius HartIlns and wlfs 10 William Roach 47'o
'Gssn Jared 'SG'' ps # sn% "s to David
,. ashs',' 5; Of Brook ave i;s1lresuiar
to i4si-s,. icOxlrssular; Adolph Hinze and Z,
WI. 70 sn;y y IS, h S1sssm h5ssn and Levi;
M tsSn ana 1@"S Wives :9 To- A i1i Pei
c meg in P SS..sson 9' Sf cSumb
"a waJa a a%e a. s.s' ut Of Julian
Houson:si No 1928 East: Clara Bloom e, al to .. .oo
Oh, f'fa ' s. sss ii 1t q Avenue atii,ssii
s etc b az George as ES to er nra Is
HolSh Cohen and VIII. to Max and Mary Fisch 10000
Ea. hous,on's 10 aIs; Clara Bloom e, al to .. ,oo
GsS asS No. 20 to U.s. Bots
s, hs"ry 81 D" 49, ao'' Alfred peii to Abraham
fl-sf.
OIL, bq aT. 70 Ss"5n s OF 52a., 25rioo: Carl
scheiieer and wife and Joseph schedeier to =,
,oh hSre' NJ ga Msr' West; Nicholas Michel ex.cu
tor. etc Of ot'elia Kerschorer. to Charles .. 90,
sisye' $ corner oiths,. o5 sxoo: Jacob Cohen
and wife 10 Casper Aronson ..........
' Es st ho,:aeS G 70 AS!ahsm "xa"e $500
c,th-st. s. 100 n Of ieSnston-ave sxl0o' - M
s9,S''; l' -. 1881 :" 3, si'ave' isssicoS :,
Fanny Marcus 10 Isaac Kahn
A..
i5th-s,. s. lot oto map village Of Wakefield
lwesiches,er,; Edward II Allen and wife to d,
Lot ia amended map Of Bronxwood Park at
Wnlamsbriige; Arne Omsted and wife 70 Ole a..
65,h,s, $ s. 100 Z, e Of Lexington-ave. oDxiOo5
Abraham Kassel and wife 70 Ella Rosenolau lo"o
~ & Sornsr 10 nsr,s 20 iqP2.c
i2ist-,t. No $50 East, ca,harine Taylor to Ed .oo
shave W corner loa,h.s, 80 iox45 irregu.
lar Edward Prescott 10 Catharne Taylor 1900
boulevard corner pNh-st ioolixl2o Joseph .
Weed to Francis VI Jencks ...........,..
i3is,-st. No 100 West: the executors OF Pauline .o.
Kuh 70 Fanny Marcus ;:.;..:..; 1880
,aas sss"q i2s of 7,h.av. 2;sea ii: Louisa
is7th-.t : s. 81 10 Z, W Of Ai.xan.er-avs i6tx
700: Anton, psset'e and wife to Frederick 3,
Terrace Place .es asa II $ W OF isoth-st $40
xi4o 6.s0ii+i. Ann Delnoce to Vincent
rn,on-ave " o. ilso 4 OF Honest. 25xiOO;
John W Decker 10 John Evers. .....:...... e1Jo
a,,,o ies it,, q ,i L' F2Sn map
refereeo. to Maria II wuytack ... 5000
Road from Hudson Eiy-r r. r. a, spuy'en
lands hereby conveyed and lands OF Isaac
pyckman contains. with exception OF land.
FULLER deceased. ., nj 70 George Wells. ..
.-is part -.........'.....''' ''''''''.''.''-'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-17
Conntrp Board.

Observation-Disclosures I'M Cottage Din Mt Washington).
ID Elevated healthfu cool. Home comforts Terms ~
4, $40 Mrs l.. MEIItS. Alandar, berkshire CO.. Mass
NTApIEWOOD CONCORDVILLE. PA.-Highest cool
wi est and most hrnthy location ~ minutes from
Rroad-pt station Philadelphia; good rooms. now beds.
rooI table m. mosquitoes mnaria no nights too no,
n sleep large PLAINS large shaded grove rates ~ 20 y,
GUNNER POARDERs.- views; good shade: AIRY
- rooms: moderate prices: min. from station MIS-
T. irwin Tarrytown. y y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-17
Gotels.

THE SEyfr.LIA III WEST 5STil-ST
A few Apartments may he secured from October lst
No present vacancies.
Rentals by the year only.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-17
School Asenncs.

Mr.,c.x AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
A supplies Professors Teachers. Tutors: Govenesse'
&C. 10 colleges Schools and Families. Apply 70
&C. Mrs ST J. YoUNG-FuLTON. % Union Square.
yIsK TEACHERS AGENCIES, New-York: Boston.
L Chicago. Los Angeles &C II. z. Croker. W y ke1
Huyssoon ". o Pratt ~. Y. Managers 10 oth ave
r,rf.rAN COYRIERES Teachers Agency supplies pro-
lvl fessos tutors teachers eovernesss etc. IN All depts
schools carefully recommended 100 ofh-ave COZ <on
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-07-26
RI COLLAR DEL RAJkH

importancia del servioio que estaba dispuesto
q prestar. bra, ademds, demasiado habil para
ponerle preeio.
-Gracias, mi q4erido juez-dijo James, de
quien la fatga Sc iba apoderando Tranq uili-
zad al canton dade estoa dotalles, tan naturales
como sinceros una caza muy ami NADIA; un tirO
escapado en- el momento en- qre 20 cargaba la
esoopeta, la mia Ia de Harry . :. solemoa cam.
biar menudo, sin fjarnos en- ello.. . En-
cuanto la direooi6n de la herids, va sab@is que
esas cosas no Sc explica uno jamas como suce-
den.... Lo que 20 afrmo, por mi honor de
Albany, es que 20 solo he sido Ia causa de esta
catdstrofe, que por dicha me ha tocado mi
6picamente.
Harry entraba en- aquel momento.
James tom6 50 manO ? la de la duquesa
las reuni6 en- las suyas.
-Direis al canton, querido digno magis
trado, que tenemos al menos ell consuelo de es
tar todos bien unidos Esto aoallara las
suposiciones de las gentes que recogen las CISCO.
petas y descifran sus iniciales, tambien las de
los calouladores que al fjarse en- la direction de
las balaa, para saber de donde proceden, auel
equivocaree. - = 81 ~.' -
Por 10 demda mi q1erido magistrado, va
sabeis que oontafs con las simpatfas de mi ma
Dire con Las nuestran De que este es ssi, 'tan-
dreia y pFpsha tan pVoato como a nos preaep'
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B1BL1ornoA Oh ''LA CORRESPONDENCE" 229

-Milord-diio humildemente el iuez-ten-
go una gran satisfaction en- saber que no peli.
gra la vida de Vuestra Gracia. El deplorable
accidente no tendra, 10 que parece, las desa-
gradables consecuencias que podian temOrse;
pero TODD 10 que atane los preciosos dfas de
Vuesbra Gracla me interesa en- tan alto grado,
que voy permitirme una pregunta. 4Ha side
en- realidad IN accidente sagradable?
James trato de sonreir:
IA menos-respOndi6-qu vuestro Ho-
nor no juzgue que sea IN acontecimiento felizi
-IVuestra Graoia Sc bromea-diio ell iuez
-ese es buen s1ntoma; sin embargo, Milford en-
el aturdimiento de los primeros instantes, vues.
tras gentes han dejado una escopeta en- eli lugar
de la ocurrencia, y esa esoopeta no es Ia vue.,
ira.
-tY de aikn creeis que sea?
-Eu Ia culsta, de fnfsima madeira, 90 ven
grabadas en- magnffca plancha de orc, las ini.
ciales 81. S.. Harry Steward
iPobre Harry!-murmur6 James-Arro.
iar1a el arma al suelo para aoudir mas pronto 4
socorrerme = no Sc habra vuelto q acordar de
ella. -e.
Sin duda-replic6 el iuez-pere la il esOo.
peta esta deseargada, mieutfas que Ia de Vuea,
Ira Gracia no 10 eatd. JC6mo expliear esoP
91 El hombrecillo fj6 sus claroa oioa en- al i'm,
'psSible roatro del herido,
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to de un estudio del doctor Francisco de
P. Velez, que lego ante nuestrO primer
CongresO M6dico, ha recibido hace POGO
una comprobaci6n cientff1ca y Ordenada
con las pruebas y estad1sticas hechas por
el m6dicO italianO doctor BOlognini. I'm
ella fguran entire OtrOs, trece nif1Os de tOs
feriua, tratados pOr BOlOgnini en- persona,
y los cuales hiZO vacunar: el resultadO
fu6 en- todos disminuir Ell numero y la in
tensidad de los ataques y acelerar ell res
tablecimientO. El sistema no es ehcaZ
mas que cuandO SO practica durante el
primer grado principles del segundO gra-
do de la enfermedad, y como es l6gico,
carece de virtud cuando Ia vacuna no
prende cuando 81 nif1o ha sido vacunado
POGO tempo antes. Sc considera como Ca
81 SECURE que en- las epidemias de tOs feri~
ma, Ia vacuna sirve de preservativo contra
ella, casi tanto como contra la viruela.
Hay en- Caguas un callei6n que lla-
man del CGGnoGtO y en- una casa del calle-
Jon vive una chica sensible, tan sensible,
que sufre ataques de nerviOs con frecuen-
cia. Cuando este sucede, viene el nOviO
en- auxilio de Ia chica y 6sta Sc pOne bue-
ma, porque el novio le echa en- los Ojos, hu-
mo de los cigarrillos Cabaflas tan excelen-
tes que vende Pope Gonzalez.
La Grippe. Dice 81 doctor norte-ame-
ricano Keely, hablandO del tratamiento de
la influenza grippe, 10 que sigue que es
muy importante, 81 realmente fuese una
cura especifca: Nadie debiera morir de
la grippe nj siquiera enfermarse de tai
manera, como para cOjer CANA y abandO-
mar sus diarias OcupaciOnes, puestO que Ia
azaf6tida administrada por cuatro veces
al dia en- d6sis de 16 gramos, vencera Ell
peor caso de grippe, en- cualquier periodo
de su desarrollo. No solamente curara la
azaf6tida la grippe en- su forma priniti-
va, sino que impedira muchas de lSs CO.
munes complicaciones de la misma: Puede
compararse su efcacia para esta dOlencia
con la de la quinina para las fiebres. Una
cualidad importante de este especifco es
su gran baratura, su simplicidad y la cir
cunstancia de ser inofensivO, pues no inn
porta la cantidad de granos que Sc tomen
al dia
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3021

El hombre que no tiene paladar para
saborear Ell rico chocolate malagueflo
ell famosisimo vino F'Jerez Inocente", asl
como los frescos datiles de Fez, 81 sabroso
queso de los Princes y otros artfculos de
'prim1ssimo cartelo" que venden en- sl1
Colmado de Ia calle de San Francisco, Ce"
recedo Hermanos Companfa, es TN ente,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-07-26

Lease ell anuncio de las P6ldorGs TocO-
Z6g6cGs de GodeG que publicamos en- otro
lugar que recOmendamOs particular
Ynente las damas. Els un remediO para
que ha dado los mejores resultados en-
las que 10 han usado. Dicho medical
mento SO vende en- todas las buenas far
macias p
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-07-26
VARIEBADEs

En- esta 6poca de grandes calores, las
Intermediates mas frecuentes son las de
Ia piel. Ahora es cuando SO presentan los
herpes, empeines, escoriaciones, grietas,
granulaciones, barros, manchas, espinillas
y otras muchas erupciones. Para comba-
TRY verse libre de todas las incomodida-
des y sufrimientos que producen estas do
Iencias en- alg1n sitio que Sc presenter y
por antiguas que sean, no hay medioamen-
to mas ticaz que Ia Loci0n Antiherp6tica
del Doctor Monies; con su uso cesa eli picor
molest1simo que tanto inquieta, adquirien-
do la piel sus condolences normales y vol
viendo al cults mas alterado su tersura Y
buen color.-En todas las boticas SO vende
la perfumada Loci0n- Monies.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-07-26

Con ell tftulo de GEL Loro" empezar& q
publicarse en- breve en- Bayam6n, I'm Pc
ri6dico que dirigira nuestro amigo y com
pafero el seflor don Salom6n Alvarez, di-
rector que fu6 de ''El Peregrino" de Vega
baia,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-07-26

recedO HermanOs y COmpania, acaDan de
recibir riqufsimo inmejorable Ron de
Jamaica, que venden al por mayor y me-
nor. Procede el referido hquido de una
de las mejores y mas acreditada Central
de la vecina isla inglesa. Els de un gusto
y sabor agradables que 10 hacen muy re-
cOmendable.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-07-26

Hemos tenido mucho gusto en- salu-
dar nuestro querido amigo el seflor don
Francisco GotOs, veciuo dc Mayagiiez, q.
pital.