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A Child,s Days Journey.

How many miles Il day the little feet
Of young children will travel is often a
source Of wonderment TO parents who
lovingly watch them. This restless ac-
tiyity was never better illustrated than
by a very old story, which may interest
readers of this column.
A grandfather who had little to do
except to watch the curious antics OF
his grandchildren as they .playei
around the house, resolved that for one
day he would follow one little fellow
who seemed especially restless, pryins
into everything from morning till
night.
1t proved much more of a Job than he
had expected. Noon, came, aud if the
child was not wearied the man was, bu,
be had set out to go wherever the child
led and he ~perseyered. Towards night
there came a sudden end to the ex.
pertinent, when the child crept through
between the rounds of a chair where the
space was entirely too narrow for d
grown man to follow. He had to &C.
knowledge himself beaten at last.
Whether the baby turned back aud
winked n eye at its grandfather the
story does not tell. No doubt, however,
the baby's mother thought he did,
Boston Budget.
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Continued next week.
cuRloslrlEs OF PLANT LIFE.
Trees That Dlstlll Water, Furnish Light,
Change Color and Catch Fish.

On the Canary island grows a fount-
parts of the island, says the San Jose
Mercury. It is said that the leaves con
SANITY distill enough water to furnish
drink to every living creature in Hero.
nature having provided this remedy for
the drought Of the island. Every morn
ing, near this part of the island, n cloud
or mist arises from the sea, which the
winds force against the steep cliff on
which the tree grows, and it Is from the
mist that the tree distills the water.
China, too, claims her remarkable
tree. This is known as the tullow tree,
SO called from the fact Of its FRO lucing
O substance like tallow, and which
serves the same purpose, is of the same
consistency, color and smell. On the
island of Lcwchew grows Il tree about
the size of a common cherry tree, which
possesses the popularity of changing
the color of its blossoms. AT one time
the flower assumes the tint of the lily,
and again shortly takes the color of the
rose. In Thibet there is a curious tree
known as the tree of the thousand i'm
ages; its leaves are covered with WELL
defined characters of the Thibetan al
phabet. 1t is of great age and the only
one of its kind known there.
The caobab tree is considered one of
the most wonderful of the vegetable
kingdom. 1t appears that nothing can
kill this tree; hence it reaches an aston
ishing age as we'll as enormous size.
The natives make a strong cord from
the ibers of the bark; hence the trees
are continually barked, but without
damage, as they soon put forth a new
bark. 1t appears imperyious to fire
and even the AK is resisted, as it contin-
ues to grow in length while it is lying
on the ground.
In Mexico there is a plant known by
the name of Palo de Leche. 1t belongs
to the family of euphorbia. The In
dams throw the leaves into the water
and the fish become stupetied and rise
to the surface and are then caught by
the natives. In this case the effect OF
the narcotic soon passes off. The milk
of this plant thrown upon the fire gives
out fumes that produce nausea and
headache. The milk taken internally
is a deadly poison; it will produce death
or insanity according to the size of the
dose. There is a popular belief among
The lower class in Mexico that the in
sanity of the ex-Empress Carlotta was
caused by this poison.
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"Oh, Mrs. Markham will show me-n
began Mrs. Trafford.
Mydear, ! am coming" Lady Lucifer
answered, ~ wan to sec what gorgeous
'confection' you are going to dazzle us
with tonight"
Nothing very gorgeous Mrs. Bob an.
swered with a laugh. .Only a plain white
gown.n
us that sof Now, Mrs. Trafford, this
Is your ROOM, and your daughters is
out of 1t. And you will ring for anything
you want, won't yons One of my wo-
men will come to see II you want any
help"
ooh! We shall not need much help,
thanks" Mrs. Trafford replied. You sec
we are used to doing without a maid"
well, as you feel Inclined" Lady Luci-
fer said. 81 hope you will be comfortable
We think the rooms on this side the pleas
ATTEST In the house. Well, l want to see
this 'confection.' Will you come, Mrs.
Tratfordy"
Mrs. TrafFord, OF course, said that she
would, and the three ladies went off like
three schoolgirls into Mrs. Bob's apart
ment.
The "confection" lay on the couch, and
10 "a ooo iioA eHuly Sdlu IL WIS u pam
white gown, aud as Lady Lucifer said
What a plain white gown" 1t was OF
satinSof that peculiarly rich aud sheeny
beauty which bears being made up with
little or NO trimming, There were some
exquisite crystal arrangements on the
bodice and set round the apologies TO,
sleeves and the whole was as both her
ladyship and Mrs. Trafford said iu the
same breath, Lovely"
What are you going to wear with it
Maimie!" Lady Lucifer asked.
Just a few ornaments" answered Mrs
Bob
Yes: but what kind of ornaments?
want to see your ornaments" Lady Luci
fer cried-then turned to Mrs. Trafford-
would you believe it? This little wo
Liam has been here three days and l hav,
never been in her bedroom yet. I hav,
never had time to come for n chat Mt nigh
even. and we always used to do that
didn't we, Maimieg"
I'm Queensland, said Mrs. Bob.
Continued next week
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CORRECT
Newest Note Paper Is as Fine as Bsnk
Note Stock.

WTE L4FfLI aL -
After all is done and said about good
form IN the pa%raphernalia of tote writ,
ing nothing is SO distinctive a mark of
fine taste as the simplest sort of paper.
The newest and best and smartest just
now is white bank note leaf SO finely
woven as to resemble parchment and
the sheets are cut in large squares.
Up in the left hand corner an impress.
sion of ones crest almost in miniature
Is stamped in the paper itself, just as
manufacturers impress their trade mark
in commercial note. Of course if you
areSliying in the country your full post
Office and station address Is printed in
red or black letters across the righthand
corner OF the sheet, and the Crest and
address are repeated on the flap Of the
ssnvelope.
Notes written on this very large
paper ~ supposed to occupy only tho
center of the sheet, leaving at least an
inch Of 81 margin all around. The sheet
isSthan folded twice and put into the
square envelope on which the address
Is grouped as nearly as possible in the
center.
Sealing-wax. is little used now by
pSoPi0 wiz dIuPs IA0 NCAy LiOSt SSL-
rect style. sMonograms have disap-
peared along, with crests and notices
done IN silver, gilt, or colors. How.
ever emphaticalfy the reign of SIM
plicity Is in force, no bar is placed on
Individual eccentsicity, and one smart
woman has adopted the rather absurd
trick Of addressing and stamping her
envelopes on the back side. This effort
to break away from conventionality is a
great mistake, and distinctly vulgar, be.
longing in the same category with
scented paper and the use Of colored
inks. Purple and black are the two lnks
good form permits.
Asstep toward reform in handwlitings
has been introduced recently by a good
many women who are anxiously study.
ing the legible, compact and neat
chilographv of English women, whose
pen work is in delightful contrast to the
sprawl!ng, very characterless hand The
average society CIR. writes. The differ:
ence is nearly always the result Of early
instruction.
When an English woman sits at hel
desk she holds her paper straight before
her aud moves her wrist. using n blum
gold or quill pen. The American
woman her paper at an angle o.
Is degrees. writes very fast from hel
elbow aud only recently has taught her.
self an English wrinkle of which she !!
very proud-that is, repeating the las
word Of the end of a page at the begin
ming Of the next.-N. Y. Press.
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a Wen That Yields Buttermilk.

Did you ever see 4 butterlnilk we'll
I mean a well that yields lnittermiikp
No, there are no buttermilk wells
about here that | know of, but l saw
one out in Northern Indiana the other
day. II was connected with a cream
cry. There is no market for butter
milk there and the inhabitants of the
town. who a get all the bnttermilk
they want for nothing by simply going
after il, never touchit. Ishall never see
the thirsty New York crowd around the
sbutterinilk wagons downtown on a hot
day hereafter without thinking Of that
bnttermilk well out in Nappance. AS
fast as the great revolving churns have
precipitated their wealth OF golden but
ter the milky residuum is run off into
The troughs that lead to the bnttermilk
well. From thence it is pumped up TO
feed hogs, being distributed by a sys-
Of tto1ghs among the pens. These
hogs arc merely kept utilize the but
teTlnilk, which would otherwise 90 to
waste. and the fairness OF these animals
so fed deiies words. Very little else is
given them. Buttermiik pork is saidto
Be superior. especially when supple
mented with eorn.-M y. HerdA.
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ter Death In Arabia.

sfte died at AxanL sends ~
.sa.nls s mort SII hs saends:
slsss lsssss' I. .,ss:
Sea asaasa;
1 can Zee FOUR falling tears,
1 car. g your sighs and prayers;
Yet IFnile and whisper this,
Il am hot the thing Nouekiss;
Cease POUR tears, and let it lie:
~ wastntne, 1t lis not IL
Sweet friends! What the women lave
For it4 last, bed.of the grave,
Is but}a hut which 7 am quitting.
ia garment no more hitting,
k.a cage,SSfrom which, at last,
IKE g hawk my soul hath passed.
Love the Inmate, not the room,
Tl,e yearer. not the garb, the plume
kept himsfrom those splendid stars.
H.! Ehtwag every weeping eye.
Y hot worth q wistfui tear.
TITS an empty sea shell, one
The shell IS broken, It lies there;
; The pear. the all, the SOU. y here.
A 4Rst sealed gealsd. the w while # hid
Lathe shara BE sarth;s once more.
Since the gold shines in his store!
;A Alsl g=lorioasA Allah good!
Ak " lttS Stt6 t9AS w OiblGt Gill9 EeIaE ~
Yet We my erTing friends,
While the man whom We call dead,
Nm unspG eH! bliss, instead,
}akea ana owes you; lost tits true,
Hight 81 shines for you;
light yes cannot see
OF unfulflled felicity,
In charging paradise.
Lives a life that never dies.
Farewell, friends! Yet not farewell,
Where 1 am, We, too, shall DWELL.
I am gone before u face,
moments time. a little space.
Wheaye come where / have stepped
WIN wonder why We wept;
s55sNEe VIII know, by wise love taught,
@5Thakhere is allsaudsthere is naught.
y&pgaWhile, IL year fain,
Is &4nbhille Still follow rain;
mot at death, for death,
" Now I know, is that first breath
which our FOULS draw When we enter
.Ilfe, which Is OF all life center.
certain all seems love-
Flew ed from Alinh's throne above,
BE- We stout OF heart. and come
ss5S 21rapely onward to your home!
Allah lila Allah! Yea!
Thor love divine! Thou love Away!
thatsdied at Azan gave
to those who made his grave.
49, BY Edwin Il. Arnold.
t1sSss+ 4Sf9Nl@e
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State of Ohio, City of Toledo. Luc:

County, SIS.
Frank j. Cheney makes oath thai he
Is the senior partner of the firm of f. J.
Cheney & Co. doing business in the City
of Toledo, County and State aforesaid,
and that said firm will pay the sum of
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each
and every case of Catarrh that cannot
be cured by the Use of Halls Catarrh
Cure. FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in
my presence, this 9Th day of December,
A. d. 1896. A. w. Gleason,
(SeaD Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internal.
ly and acts directly on the blood and
mucous surfaces of the system. Send
for testimonials. free.
+. j. CHENEY e CO, Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggists. 75c.
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" others

Anxiously watch declining health Of
their daughters. So many are cut Off
by consumption in early years that
there is real cause for anxiety. In
the early stages, when not beyond the
reach of medicine, Hoods Sarsaparilla
will restore the quality and quantity OF
the blood and thus give good health.
Read the following letter:
at is but just to write about my daueh-
ter Cora, aged 10. She was completely run
down, declining, had that tired feeling, and
friends said she would not live over three
months. She had a bad
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n nothing seemed to do her any good.
| happened to read about Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla and had her give it trial. From the
very first dose she began to get Better.
After taking a few bottles she was COM
pletely cured and her health has been the
best ever Since" Mrs. adobe PECK, II
Railroad Place, Amsterdam, N. Y.
81 will say that my mother has not
stated my case in as strong words as !
would have done. Hoods S~arsaparilla has
truly cured me and l am now WELL" Cora
PECK, Amsterdam, N. Y.
BE sure to get Hoods, because
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Might Have Keen Worse

What new-made, sire who walks the floor
To expilte his sins
But feels he'd have some cause to roar
II heaven had made it twins.
What father with a growing boy Is
But fervently hath said
When rigging him with shoes, Thank God
He's not Il ~quadruped!"
Whit Lake Wave.
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ARGENT inyentich Is the rulsimeter,a
watch made especial for doctors to
time pulses wiIlA IS made very much
Aii.sthe principle az he stop watch and
indicates the fatc5oh q pulse dial il 30
nlany beats per, mil lts
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Diminutiye.

II hive been weading about stwikes
and things" said Willie Wibbles, aand
10 you know an idea stwuck my
anind!p
An idea Of your ownPs inquired Miss
Cayenne.
TO be suah. ~
sDear me-. Should Think y would
-tickle.s-LaS
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I know that my life was saved by
Piso's Cure for Consumption.-John A.
Miller, Au Sable. Mich, April 81, 1895.
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For relieving Throat Diseases, Coughs
and Hoarseness, use browns Bron-
chial Troches." Sold only in boxes.
Avoid limitations.
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For Herself Alone

"Do you marry me for myself alone?'
And then they kissed each other, those
two did
70 yourself alone,,' he said, my own,
And none of the rest of the family in
clLded."
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A Kentucky editor gives vent TO the fol-
lowing pathetic appeal: THE wind blow
eth, the water noweth, the subscriber
owetll, and the Lord knoweth we are III
need of our dues: so come Il %runnin', this
thing of unnin' gives us the blues"
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New York Journalistic Enterprise

The Argonaut.
The new journalism, it will be seen, is
a Kaleidoscope combination OF the
menagerie, the dime museum, the sur
gerry, the green room, the be schanber,
the penitentiary, the slums, the bath
room. the lying in hospital and the lu-
matte asylum.
''The Melancholy Days Have Come
The saddest of the year" moi when au-
tumn has arrived, as poet Bryant init
mates. but when a fellow gets bilious,
The "sere and yellow leaf" i. in his com
plexion If not in the foliage at that in
suspicious time. Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters will soon discipline his rebellious
liver, II regulate his bowels. besides
toning his stomach and beautifully
stimulating his kidneys. Malaria, rheu-
matism and nervousness are also re-
lieYed by the BitterS.
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So many and so huge, that each apart
Woul ask a life to wall; but chief Of all.
Oh. loss of sight, of thee ] most complain
Blind among enemies. oh. worse thai
Dungeon or beggary. or decrepit age!
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The famil! OF a farmer named Ray
& IN ii ItxInslIn ,a ealhau ala ssun TSe Mls ans
six sons ttheir combined weight ex-:
Eceeds q Extraordinarily over 300
pounds each Neither the father nor
kthe mother tips the scales at5more than
90 pounds, ss.s
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The war Corrcspondent.

n Mrs. WinsloM.s soorIISa SYRUP for children
steeth4nR, fepntn1Slhe gums, reduces Inflammation
sfeilays psl1.scusSs nd collie. 23c D bottle.
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OF highest d~ispensation, which herein
HAPPY had ends above my reach to know
Suffices that to me strength Is my bane,
And proves the source of all my miser-
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haks5Vave'
MscM sandstedh 9Th and Martina
sts.l Omaha Neb, writes: IT have
ksick headaches for yearsFaadswas
y. kickI to my stomach and hadsa ter
L1he pait In my, head. Since taking
Dr.. KaysgRenovator I have not had an.
attack" Sold bydTuggists at IS cts.
Rnd$$l. See adVt.
ABachelor's Hint.
49, Heap year
tGglsghere
ans R yss : hsiplssss slfls aoift seem =.
2F IS The. tsss, do,
iheir daily actions toward me do not show
sI smile
Meanwhile,
Though their negleet9iny life with grief Is
E~srssgppdness knows
gssak a assa n ae see sm mora
Ss 49, Ns0 girls.
49, ....y.-.~y sA Dear girls,
~ i ne. speoy,,5and shy, and timid about
Don't be 30 slow
st "A won't say no,
\ So. ~ oui;yvant TO speak, don't think OF
somerville Journal.
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..The Melancholly DAYS Have Come
Matrimony's Chief Attraction.

Il always let my daughters have their
say about the color of the lamp shades
and the arrangement of the doylies,''
said q sensible Atchison mother today.
IT find. as a result, that they are not in
such a hurry to get married. The foun-
dation of most girls desire to marry Is
to live in a house where they can nave
their own way about the lamp shades
and doylieS."
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FITS.-Aiifits stopped fee by o.. kiins's Great;
Nerve Restorer. No Pits afterths frts day's use. Mar
yeIons curcs, Thatise and ez.oo trial botls ffse TO
Fitcasen Send b ID. Kline, ssIAtch ST.. Phila.a,Pa
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Smooth Wire Fencing for Farming.
There is 10 question but what smooth
wire fencing is bound to take the place Of
all other styles of fence Tor farm pur-
poses. The progressive and successful
farmer has already realized this and is
making preparation TO profit by the use
of it. Land is too valuable to not be able
to pasture every field as soon as the crop
can be removed. 1t has been demonstrate
ed in many ways that those pastures will,
inside of W years, pay for inclosing
the field with close mesh smooth wire
fence itself. Besides, it keeps stock
healthy and seems to be the only true
method of keeping the hog cholera out of
your herds.
The DeKa,b Fence Co., of DeKalb, Ill,
whose illustrated card appears in another
column of this paper, are turning out the
best and most substantial line of smooth
wire fencing yet presented to the farming
community, and at prices, too, consider
ing quality and durability, which bring
this kind of fencing within the reach of
all. Free Illustrated catalogue can be OBJ
tanned by addressing Dekalb Fence Co.,
500 High street, DeNalb. Ill.
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The Gift of STRENGTH

Oh, impotence of mind, In body strong!
| Blu what Is strength without a double
share
| OF wisdom? vast, unwieldy. burdensome,
| Proudly secure, yet liable to fall
| BY weakest subleties, not made to rule,
But TO subserve when wisdom bears COM
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WesasR Cuban squabbIe through.
FotWeNas very plucky,
but weakened when they sent him to
The ~statehouse in kentucky.
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God, when he rave me strength. to show
Withal
How slight the gift was, hung 1t in my
hair,
But peace! 1 must not quarrel with the
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-04-29
ANTONIO IIIIU IMRLLi.

Cocior er Dcreeho Oivil y o.
.s6nico, Akogado dc loo Iinstru'
Oolegios do Madrid J Puerto Rieo
oon butesa alberto eli 10 Capital d.
10 NoRAfQuia, ofr~ce suas survleIo'
pfofeaaonales 4 sa namefo . elisn
snla de estA IslA. para AnIs 81 Tri
banAi enpsemo DC JasaieiA, sl Goa
ssto De MsGAde, Tribunal Dc oasn
lAs eel ksano , deGAAs esnaros 60
pssiorsa, tndislslas y AaniaistxAal
scs Dc h nasaoA.
Bssras. aAm d ~
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GACETA DE HOY.

Circular de S. E. sobre instruction
p1blica.
Reales ordenes aprobando los ex-
pedientes instruidos por varios NUM-
eipios de la Isla para el establecimien-
to de determinados impuestos y ar
bitrios.
Admitida 4 D. Juan ]. Potous su
renuncia del cargo de Alcalde de
Ponce.
Listas de votantes en- las 1ltimas
elecciones de Diputados a Cortes.
Circunscripci6n de la Capital. Sec
clones de Toa-baja, Lola, Rio gran
de, Rio piedras y Trujillo-alto.
Expulsion del cuerpo de Orden
P1blico del guardia Pedro Barreal
Gonzalez. Renuncias, admitidas, de
otros guardias del mismo cuerpo: Ra-
mon CALICO Rodriguez, Julio Lamela
y Benito Garcia Revenga.
Privilegios de invenci6n.
Subastas.
Providencias judiciales.
Ayuntanientos.
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WATERLOO peIlfICO".
BxAMEN ORtTIOO
On Las PRNUIPALns THORfAg
kORRn QUE DnSCAMgA MI MDUI0IO
POLfTICo MODyRxo,
DON lGKkClO Dlkz CkNEJA.
Ka0nl pu sBuLrn EEaslsrl tlm fsnIsVGl
DHD,cAroRiA.

DxDlCAfoRiA.
LA RAzoN DEL rITULo.
SUMARI0.-Luchemoa-Nd deber
sumplldo.-Ls generation que su-
be.-La justieia humanA A-Pretax-
sos crimlnales. 49, La formula del
progreso.-El progreso y sus ma
nifestaciones. LA opinion p6hlica.
HI periodismo.-Lo que debe sei
el pcriodismo.-Lo cue 60 hoy 10
prCnss.-La pfcnsa y las leye&-
- politicA A-Lo que debe ser 10
oolltica.--Como se hAcen loo poll
ticus.-C6mo naoen loo partidos.--
Los programs politlcos.--Artth-
clos polincoA-M carnaval poltti-
so.--MiseEiAs politieAa. 49, BinceTi-
dad poiiticA-Fanatisno politicc
LA dcmooSAaiA Principles de-
mocrAtioos. .--Absurtios democrAsi.
coa.--Dalirios democrAticos. -- Ls
libcrsad de 10 CAtedrA.-IAbortac
contra dercoho. La iguAldAd 90.
clAl.-- La ignaldad en- lA AistcrlAs -
L. iguAldA ante 10 rAson.-La 90
bcrAniA La dssaagogiA--Los Ans
nos modernos.--LA revoluei6n. -
LIS Anelgaa.-Oonfuaion y cAos. -.
vi nihillkmo. o.--PsopAgAnda4 tune
sedorna Cancer soalAl.--Antino
miAs y aaomAliAA Ali mAyos a.
los sxRoEoA AHA " 10 nAva.--npi
logo y oonelusloR.
| De vun tA-kn 10 impseata dc
noLsYKm AnsoAMTTL.
! FFeeso~-Un poso stasaeaaA 60
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-04-29
Ayuntanientos.

Ell desideratum de la ciencia
moderna estriba en- hallar medica-
mentos solubles, facilmente digeribles,
que reunan gran cantidad de elemen-
tos constitutivos del cuerpo humane,
v Dor este tienen los mEdicos en- tan
ia estima el "Jarabe de quina ferrugi-
noso de Grimault y ca" que presenta
en- perfecta combination, de un gus.
to agradable para los estomagos mas
delicados, el fosfato de hero soluble
y la quina real, desde antique receta-
dos para combatir la anemia, la leu.
correa y empobrecimiento de la san
gre.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-04-29
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