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The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-10-11

powerful moment of their lives. There
is a cure for this disease, so sure and
certain that it scarcely ever fails. 1T
cures all
Those Dread symptoms
perfectly and permanently. 1t is that
wonderful method of treatment which
DR.. Greene has devoted SO many years
of his life to pcrfecting. The Doctor
has spent years and enormous sums of
money in bringing from the most dis
tant parts of the world those harmless
but wonderfully strengthening and
vitalizing remedies, with which he has
had such marvellous success in curing
disease.
By the use of his wonderful remedies,
the patients soon feel their nerves be-
come steady and strong as steel, their
energy and ambition return, their eyes
flash once more with the fire of health,
and they feel themselves again strong.
well men. ready for any kind of work.
They are cured perfectly and pcrma
nently. The very worst cases. those
who have given up all hope can be
cured. il they will use Dr. Greene's
medicines.
The Doctor has perfected a system of
letter correspondence ny when patients
from every part of the world may con
suit him in regard to their complaint,
free of charge. All they have to do is
to write him letter, stating the ma
ture of their complaint. telling him
just what symptoms they are suffering
from and he will answer their letter,
describing their individual case thor
oughly. and telling the patient Just
what is necessary to do to be cured.
This is the opportunity of a lifetime
for every sufferer to get well. 1t is
just the opportunity that thousands OF
them are looking for, and if they &c.
cept it they will be made strong and
healthy men. with nerve and energy to
accomplish any undertaking. Call
upon Dir. Greene at his office, 81 Tenn
pie Place. Boston, Mass, or, if unable
to call. write him about your case.
You will never regret it, There is no
charge whatever for consulting him,
either personally or by letter
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-10-11

Word was received az kecnc about midnight
Thursday of the intended burglary at the resi-
,lcncc OF Mr.. c. lIodgkins in Marlboro, one of
the burglars having told the story and promised
to lead the other into trap. Accordingly three
officer. were dispatched, who sccrcied them.
-elvc, In the house and IN due time the burglar
came, led by the one who had betrayed him. On
bcinr ordered hy the officers 10 throw up ms
hands hc turned 20 escape and was fired ON by
an three officers, hut their aim was uncertain
and he WAS only wounded and made his escape.
The informer was brought to this city, his name
his escape is Daniel McCaughern, one of the
prnprictors of the Surry hotel, and being now
ont on bail on three charges Of liquor selling.
lie is about 3 wears old audlis almost sure to he
rapturcd, rs officers are close upon his track,
MIS- Fannie l. Taintor of the West liindse
hotel, was fined $50 and costs Tuesday for sell
ing uuor The fact appears to be that q
"spotter.' directed by a sick CLERK, took drlhk
from a cupboard in the kitchen where Mrs
Taintor was at work, and handed her the pay
Tor it. Her son and brother are both ingitiNes
from prosecution for selling
Mrs Albert Putnam of Winchester died last
week THURSDAY. after SIX years of nTahdism
with ronsumnttOn. still she had been able to be
about most Of the time, and ate break faSt with
the family ON the morning of the last day. she
was about 70 years old and is survived by her
husband and one son, tharlc> lWhdih WI" IT,
side in town.
The teachers institute tor Cheshircl county
that was appointed ut Marlboro, and subsequent
" given up on account of the prevalence ol
scarlet fever there opens at kcene today.
willard Bill, jr. OF Westmoreland, long 4 lead
ing man in his town, and one of the hralncst,
and most progressive citizens of this county,
has been appointed member of the state board
OF agriculture and has accepted the place
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-10-11

Received to late for last weeks issue.
4. T.. Benjamin of Greenfield, has bought the
Ferry farm He will place 4 man IN charge OF
the farm for the present, but intends to some
time make 1t his permanent home.
Mrs. Franklin OF GuilfOrd, has bought the
place known As the Hammer place and Will soon
take possession.
The scholars OF Powers institute attended Il
husking party at lien1rick States Thursday
night
The farmers are picking the winter apples
and find them badly damaged by the hail storm
Mrs. Benson is moving into the house which
-ne recently bought of Mr. TitcnmD, VINO has
occupied IL summers for several years; Mr.
Ttcomh has returned to BostOn.-rrot. Brick
and wife have returned from Bangor, Maine. -
Mr.. Strong attended the State sunday school
convention at Fan River this week,
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-10-11
North IIiIlstlaic.

Tine New Hampshire Baptist association have
sent committee to ascertain the adNisaDlilty OF
again commencing to hold meetings III this see
ton. The committee were of the opinion II was
good ground for missionary work and Baptist
peaching in the near future Is probable
In front of Henry l. streeter's mouse, las
week Charles Clifford with his two horse team
tipped over, spilling out his load, himself and
boy. The young lad was badly bruised ana II
was miracle that he escaped with his life, ana
MIR clifford was badly shaken up. The horses
went home in hurry with what of the wagon
remained
The friends of Mr. and Mrs Chester Thomas
gave them reception at the home OF FREQ
Butter Friday evening. 4 number from the
village, as wen as nearly everybody In Their
part of the town were present, ana sum oi
money was presented a. an expression of good
will.
MIR Thomas OF Hudson is Is to build new
house, with all the modern improvements, on
the f. Liscom farm, to replace the one burned
few years ago. The main part II to be }3N =
feet with m ell 1877 feet, and two stories hgh
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-10-11
CHESHIRE COUNTY. NH.


The Congregational ladies netted about So
from their harvest supper last week.
Mrs Mary Cofey died sunday NJ the home of
her son, r + Coffee, after seven years of poor
health, ending with a rapid sinking from Il cola
which she took about IN week before her death.
She was n native of ireland and came to this
country in 1866. She had lived in Worcester,
Mass. most OF the time, moving to Hlnsdale
about three months ago The funeral was held
AT St Joseph Is church Tuesday morning and the
body was taken to Worcester for burial, She
was - years Old.
Rev Geo A Tyrrell, is the guest of hls brother,
u b Tyrrell.-Mlss Gertrude Leach has .begun
her third year in the musical department at
Smiths cOegc.--E Bainon and wife returned to
their Brentwood home saturday after Few
days visit AT Rev J Knots. John w shaw was
to serve a. petit Juror at the October term Of
court
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-10-11

Mr. Oyerman Of Chicopee Mass. president Of
the Dycrman Wheel Co. and manufacturer OF
The Victor bicyclr has purchased the >nmons
place IN "Puocham" Tor a summer resort. He
intends erecting some nice buildings and l. Al
ready having modern ice house built Mr.
Springer has the job OF laying the stone work.
The Ladies circle viii meet one week from
next Thursday afternoon at the hail. The J.
{ t will meet In the evening and the ladies are
requested to bring their supper and remain IN
the evening The union Is preparing 10 present
a series of interesting entertainments the com
In. winter aud have added a reading table Tor
the pleasure ot those that come early.
Mrs Nellie Davis returned to her home last
weck-A rood many are suffering from mild
attack OF grip.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-10-11

Aaron Oliver OF Athol, was arrested yesterday
hy Deputy sheriff smead Of Greenfield and
deputy sheriff Fowler OF orange, ON warrant
sworn out by state Detective Munyan, ON Il
charge OF performing criminal operation on
Young married woman III Orange, whose name
the officers do not make known AZ present. Oh
yer was taken TO jail yesterday afternoon TO
await the condition of the woman, which at the
present time i not favorable, About eight
years ago Oliver was arrested by state lieteC.
tive Hoytcr of W orcester and sheriff Fowler of
Orange on similar charge and at the following
term Of the superior court at Worcester he was
sentenced to state prison for three years, lie Is
"A common laborer and the past week ne has
been employed on the state road between Athol
and orange.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-10-11
Woman PeddIer Robbed.

4 daring highway robbery took place yrster
day afternoon on the road from Charlcmont to
along the lonely road when She was met by
man, evidently Il tramp, who stopped her with
the pretense that he wished ito buy Il spool of
thread While size was occupied in making
the trade ne assaulted and robbed her of about
$50 She fought hard for her money and In the
struggle succeeded in biting the Williams hand.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-10-11

for lieutenant governor and Lamb, bank com
missioner, joining heartily in the reception. He
opened his campaign with an eloquent speech
in the evening at the Town hall, which was
packed, saving that his administration spoke
for itself He wandered out into national politics
and talked of the glories of Republican party
for 80 years. Joseph GriswOld, the Turner's
Falls manufacturer. whose home is in Green
field Dana Malone of Greenfield, and Con
gresham samuel w McCat of Winchester
were The other speakers.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-10-11
Unexpected Way ont OF II.

What would you do if you were
bounded and boned and dunned and
threatened by creditor, all for a little
bill of -. 50:''
Hang me if | wouldn't pay it,
THANK you, old man thank you
| hayn't thought of that - Chicago
Record.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-10-11

\sah,I T Goddard of Richmond, farmer. was
Killed bv a terrible accident NJ Amdon'- saw
min Tuesday forenoon. He wa unloading III.
wagon, standing in the rear Of it, when the
horses backed unexpectedly and pushed MN too
near the saw. which caught the loose frOck coat
he wore. drawing him upon IL Willie ~ rapid
motion and cutting him almost in two. He was
M r..nr. Nh
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-10-11

Confusion as To- the choice Of blood
purifier is unnecessary. There rs but
one best Sarsaparilla, and that Is
AYERS. This important fact was recog-
nized at the Worlds Fair. Chicago.
1899 being the only blood purifier adj
mitted to he placed en- exhibition.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-10-11

If YOU value your eyesight and wish
to preserve it as long as possible, avoid
reading or sewing by gas or electric
light. and use only the Miller Lamp.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-10-11

- toi,on nm his residence in Philadelphia. He
calls if "thc typical American city OF all This
rrcnt country"
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-10-11

Louis Potter. aged %. took two
ounces uf laudanum at Rutland. Tues
day night. died at , ID O'Clock We'd
nesdav morning without regaining
consciousness
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-10-11
THE STATE TO LIVE IN.

Twice MS Good Chance Of Reaching
Old Age as I'm Most Places-What the
New England Board of Health Figures
Demonstrates,
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-10-11

some Of the Averages this Season Of Old
BrattlebOrOs PIayers,-And Their En-.
gagcmcnts for Next Year.-The Wheel
clubs COlors to he Worn by walsh
More of Trainer Murphy's Triumphs.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-10-11

powerful moment of their lives. There
is cure for this disease, so sure and
certain that it scarcely ever fails. 1t
.lll
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-04-01
Nos escriben de Guayama:


En- la semana pasada SO despidi6 de
esta Villa en- union de SUI familia respeta-
BILE, el distinguido Letrado puertorriqueno
don Jose Marcial Lopez. Su despedida
fue TN sentimiento general, demOstrado
hasta en- sus mas m1nimas manifestation
nes por los cultos habitantes de esta loca-
lidad. Nombrado interinamente para des-
empenar ell Registro de la Propiedad, solo
permaneci6 entire nosotros breve tempo,
pues ell Decreto del Gobierno, contra 10
que SO esperaba y es costumbre, design6
otro que 10 sustituyese, en- virtud de la fa-
cultad centralizadora que siempre tienen
reservada los poderes. POGO tempo ha
permanecido entire nosotros hemos dicho,
pero 81 ha sido corta su estadia, no asf el
aprecio y consideration que Sc le tiene,
pues siempre viviran eternos, ell cari1o Y
simpatias que legftimamente ha sabido
grangearse. Jurisconsulto competentfsi-
mo, AbogadO de gran experiencia y dota-
do ademas de una doble vista, NADIA CO.
MIN, en- los asuntos, ha sido arrebatado &
este Distrito, cuando mas necesarios eran
sus conocimientos profesionales. 81 estas
sencillas lineas, que brotan de 10 fntimo
del coraz6n, son bastantes q demostrar ell
sentimiento que su ausencia, tai vez mo-
mentanea, ha causado entire nosotros, re-
c1balas ell amigo, como merecidfsimo ho-
menage que le tributan los que le quieren
y sienten su partida".
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-04-01
VARI IEDADES
ALOS MALLOROUINES,-

" ALOS MALLORQUINES.- sobreasa-
da de fannilia, de F'eI6mitz, Butifarras ex-
ira de M1Iro, Aceite refinado de SoIEeq',
Col blanca en- latas de AlcWdGG, Twas y Co.
rezas de Be1easale1e. Todo este acompa-
hado del fanaoso vino de FAlta-Rioja", SO
vende en- ell Colmado de Cerecedo HERNIA
nos y Companfa, Gale de San Francisco
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-04-01
Nos escriben de Arecibo:

"Hemos tenido OCCASION de visitar Ia
Logia F'Amigos Fieles" elegante local que
radica en- la calle de San Rafael !Qu6
golpe de vista tiene aquella pintura seria,
que soberbia resulta aquella inspiration
lleros que componen la referida Logia esta-
ran orgullos de tan magnffica obra, digna,
muy digna de la admiration general. Da
mos las gracias por la fineza del cunplido
ec6nomo por quien fuimos invitados a Ia
visita."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-04-01

Aver tarde, segdn 10 anunciamos, Sc
inaugur6 en- Cata1o la botica Carmen, con
un buen surtido de todos los artfculos per-
tenecientes 4 su giro. El bonito estable-
cimiento, que tanta falta hacia en- aquel
pt b1ado, fu6 bendecido por ell Padre Gan
d1a, asistiendo al acto buen nI1mero de
convidados que fueron galantemente obse-
quiados con un refresco.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-04-01
B1BErornoA Dn s'LA CoRREsroNDENorA".

tro, me prepare para recibir la funesta noticia~.
AL entrar aquf encontr6 este despacho:
LIE enseno Ell telegrama del viejo Bailleul
"Rosa, mi hijo ha muerto. Maldita seas.'
-iEste era Ell dltimo golpe! Todo habfa
concluded. .Pense en- suicidarme- Me acu-
saba de tn niue te. 10y, Sin embargo, Stenfa 20
la cu1p.? Entences ocurri6 a]go que no puedo
explicarte -. Una persona quien amo, estaba
comprometida. .por culpa de otros.
-xLa senorita de Meilhan?
-iQus impcrta su nombre!. Una canti-
dad enorme podfa salvarla.
Entire todos los que conocfa, solo un hom-
bre era sufcientemente rico y generoso para
darla.. So
gel baron de Ferney?
Ell baron de Ferney, en- efecto. Yo esta-
ba desesperada va me era indiferente vivir
morir. lie pedf esa eantidad -
-sse apresuraTfa dartelaS
+. 49, Sin imponerme condicion alguna, CON
uns 'delicadeza que me afecto.
s.s1-SY entonces fue cuando por pagar ega
favor te conveltiste en- su querida?
ess 81 ell baron de Ferney no exigia nada,
mas agradecida debfa estarle adn por eso -...>
jaime Railleul ae moTdfa lQa labioa de ra.
bia
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-04-01

que habia salido. La mlisica del Battalion
en- ell viaje de ida, en- Ell de regreso, aei
como durante la comida dej6 cir sus acor-
des. Los se6ores don Pedro Arzuaga, y
don Pablo Ubarri, jefes del Battalion, cos
tearon los gastos que Sc ocasionaron.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-04-01

Bajo el epigrafe "a pGreca6 GQWey10,
dice La L2tchG de la Habana:
''Ha llegado 4 nuestra not;cis que ell
vapor americana Alliance, que fu6 tirotea-
do en- la Punta de Maisi, Ell dia s del actual,
Tenadit0, llevaba su bordo, dtsde Colon,
& uno dc los Macao-no sc sabe ST Antonio
6 Jos6-y al cual desembarc6 sigilosamen-
tie en- Sandy Hook, antes de entrar en-
Nueva York"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-04-01
GRAN HOTEL Y RESTAURANT ''lNGLATERRA."
IeteEd1a esQasi9aG d Cr4z
A. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Ha regresado Humacao, despu6s de
haber pasado algunos dias en- esta Capital,
nuestro querido amigo el sefior teniente
coronel don Agapito Picazo, comandante
militar de aquel departamento. Desea-
mosle nuy buen viaje.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-04-01
Recortamos de un colega de Cuba:

CEN ell CongresO SO ha reunidO esta
tarde gran nImero de representatives en-
Cortes, de Puerto Rico, Catalufla, Extre-
madura, Arag6n, Baleares Asturias,
Puerto-Rico 6 islas FiIipinas. Los se6ores
Soler Y Gascon representation la tendencia
de que debe retrasarse el cauie ie pOr 10 que
puedo periudicar a los hacendados y en-
tai concepto aduJeron distintas raZones.
Predomin6 en- la reunion el esp1ritu de Ia
Immediate realization, sin precisar la for
ma en- que debe hacersee, pues este cores
una cOmisi0n compuesta de los sehOres
L stres por Puerto-Ri Prieto y Oaules,
por las Baleares; Carvajal y Trelles por
Filipinas, y marques de Mont Roig, pOr
Catalufa, que en- un p!azo de diez dias
consulten los jefes de las minor1as SO
hagan cargo de 10 que sobre la question
opinan, y una vez cumplida esta mission,
acuerden Ia forma de pedir al gobierno la
realization Immediate del problema."
Si Quiere usted comprar preciosos iu-
suetes de tocador tanto de biscuits, como
do tena-cotta metal, acuda al PARIS
Bazaar Fortaleza s7. Hay tambien ALI un
gran surtido dc prendas de orc y plata y
piedras preciosas q escojer. En- abanicos
de Ultima moda, aquello es la mar.
6C1OOAAOo N0C AoS ~VAA PcUAAAC~ NV Ae~AAuO-
la que trabaja en- esta Capital, espera por
uno de los primeros vapores que lleguen
de Cuba, q Ia aplaudida primera tiple Sc
horita Gil del Real que tan buenos recuer-
dos dej6 en- esta Ciudad. Tambien ha
contratado al sinpatico baritone bajo
cantante don Francisco Salazar que tan
buenos ratios nos ha hecho pasar en- otras
temporadas.
ABASIO PUBLlCO.-La carne de res
Sc expende 26 Ochavos el kilo. LA de GER
do Sc vende % ochavos kilo.
Recortamos de EI Impartial de Maya
giiez: El sefior Fiscal en- Ia causa que Sc
ha seguido nuestro companero en- la
prensa don Nicolas Lopez de Victoria, por
haber reproducido en- lei Diario Popular
81 artfcuio ''Dabantaie', pide para el pro.
cesado la pena de 2 meses y un dia de pri
sion. Ell defensor sefor Pelegrf prob6 elo.
cuentemente la inculpabilidad de su de.
fendido solicito la absolucion. Deseamos
nue. nuestro companero salga absuelt9,
como cgeemos deba seg!Q,"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-04-01

IOTERIA Nacional de Madrid. -Billetes
de la extraordinaria que Sc jugara el 10
de Abril pr6ximo. = Premio mayor, 300
MIL PESETAS. - En- la peluquerfa Lou-
.0k Bot, San Francisco 40. - -. SO
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-04-01

4 los favores del pdblico pondra muy
pronto eu escena Los Afrdconistos! La
Terbend de la Pa5onaq, El Iesoro Escon-
dido algunas otras celebradas joyas del
antique moderno repertoire.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-04-01
AZORES QUE MATAN

Lleg6 al boulevard y Sc pase6 I'm instante,
pensando en- 10 que acababa de DIR. ..a..~
Y, POGO pcco, Ia c6lera reemplaz6 al
aturdimiento en- que la voz de Rosa le habfa SD.
mergido, y al cabo de un cuarto de hora, toma'
da su resoluci6n, Sc dijo ~. &: H. ~>..as
.-IMe amaba, sigue amdndomel Ese hom-
bre me Ia ha robado! iDesgraciado de eli lie
matare! / . H. :. : =. .-,.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-04-01

La goleta iogeea gI art1G ; Garg6 GO en- Pon
con %, 900 kilos miel de purga.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-04-01

Donde mas sabroso SO come en- la Ca
pital de Puerto-Rico, es en- Ell restaurant
LG CGt0IGnG San Francisco 56.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-04-01
Dice un peri6dico cubano:

de Ultramar el diputado por Zaragcza Sc
for don Tomas Castellanos, que viene a
formar ell nUmero 81 de los que han servi
do ese destino desde el 30 de Mayo de 1868
que SO estableci6, siendo su primer jefe Ell
senor General Marques de la Habana. Ell
sefQr Castellanos pertenece a la fraccion
silvelista, quien no hace mucho, ell 80 de
Enero del corriente aio, atac6 duramente
al seflor Puigcerver, ministro de Fomento
en- la question triguera."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-04-01
Reconendan1os 4 n,,ostro

Recomendamos nuestras abonados
la lectura del balance que en- otro lugar
publicamos de los negocios hechos por la
acreditada compa1ia de seguros de vida
The MASSACHUSETTS, Benefit dissertation, de
Boston, durante ell alo pasado. Los ntl-
meros del citado balance dicen mas de 10
que nosotros podriamos decir respecto de
la solidez y honradez de tan dtil institu-
ci0n.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-04-01

. Procedente de st. Thomas y escalas,
fondeo aver tarde en- el puerto de esta Ca
pital, el vapor aleman ''Po Polonia". 1
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-04-01

Han contraido hoy matrimonio en- esta
Capital, 81 vecino de Ia Gale de la Cruz
num- s5, Claudio Latimer y Juana Bau
tista Falcon.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-04-01
vFNTA DE vARIAs MAOUINAs.-

Una maquina de encoger llantas de coches
de CAIRO de nuevo sistema, dobles quija-
das exc6ntricos, con rueda y cilindro y
pleas mas para dollar llantas hasta de
II P P. Otra maquina de DOLLAR llantas
de CAIRO hasta P x P. Otra idem de
hacer espigas ruedas de CAIRO y de coche
desde 8 hasta II P de grueso con 2 porta-
cuchillas, porta mechas y varios ap@n-
dices para barrenar pinas de CAIRO, camo-
nes, largueros, etc. etc. Un torno para
MADEIRA y hierro, con su carril de avance
y trayecto una transmission de 13 pies
2 P con dos crapodinas 8 bronces, 8 poleas
de MADEIRA herradas y volanta de hierro
colado de 4 pies s P ancho. Una ma
Quina perpendicular de mucha potencia
para barrenar hierro con dobles conos para
mayor velocidad, polea fila y loca, puede
puede manejarse con su manigueta cua-
lesquier motor. Una terraja de P con
su macho para tubos. Todos estos objetos
estan en- muy buen estado, algunos nj SO
han estrenado aun. El que los interese
puede dirijirse a su dueno en- Santa Isabel
JWGn BtG. HGtce.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-04-01

El vapor aleman TeWtom1o, proceden-
to de Hamb9rgo, encontrandose Ia altu-
que una barca le hacia seiales, por 10 que
su captain mand6 un bote, resultando que
hacia tres dias ell tripulante de la barca
Concepci6n, don Manuel Cells, natural de
Manila y de As af1os, al practicar una ma
niobra le cayo un mastelero encima, tritu-
landole Ell brazo derecho, no teniendo
m6dico bordo suplic6 al captain de dicho
habiendo sido muy bien atendido, hacien-
dosele varias curas diarias.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-04-01

La sanction universal que SO ha otor-
gado por cuantos han tenido OCCASION de
probarla, hRce de la Loci6n Antiherp6tica
del Doctor Monies, un producto infaIible
y conocid14imo para la curaci6n radical de
los horpes, sempeines, manchas' del cults
y todas las Intermediates de la piel. Su
exquisite perfume la hace ademas una ex-
celente aqua de tooador. Pidase en- La.
Farmacia Guillermety.