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The Holly chieftain., 1898-05-27

Their Permanent Abode.-"Where are
those political rogues We hear 70 much about,
papa?" They are always in the opposing
party, my son."-Detroit Free Press.
The Holly chieftain., 1898-05-27

His love for her increased after mar.
Fiage." $50 they live together happily, Ell"
'sNo, they don't live together at al. She
married another man. Town Topics.
The Holly chieftain., 1898-05-27

The Doctors discovery.
esFWhat do you find the most common de-
lusion among your patients, doctor?"
That we physicians care nothing about
having our bills paid. Detroit Free Press.
The Holly chieftain., 1898-05-27

For Whooping Cough, Piso's Cure is
;ceees;ar1 zss RraaSs ys%sdyH9 ndS Desr g Throop
The Holly chieftain., 1898-05-27

A loafer doesn't seem to care for anybody
except those who are buv.-Washinstnn
(Ia.) Democrat. - A
The Holly chieftain., 1898-05-27
How TAsy nhep,

Harry said Mn. Trsdwxy 70 ~ ~
band at the breakfsst table, II am quite ~
Of money, and / want to spend the day -
ping Let me have 60 cent?" Il
What do you want 90 cents fort
"Ten cents for car fare and 10 c1nko -
luncheon. "-Harper's Bazaar.
The Holly chieftain., 1898-05-27
Mailsenny.

Nahcgany'la now vsry geneseIly sub.
stltuted fof hickory h the nsannfaSsafS
cf Wagpu; Hh4sls n Ffancss n 49,
sbs,d shsnRss - ssits f. apa y
The Holly chieftain., 1898-05-27

To deck. with flowers. the lonely spot of
earth
That holds the dust Of heroes-namelsss
dead y
columbia comes; nor asks the place of
They were her sons. In grief she bow. her
head, ,
While from her heart she breathes to
Heaven. the prayer
That all are Joined In love fraternal there
RAMS Horn.
The Holly chieftain., 1898-05-27

81
1 membranes might causetbem to make
| up again."
II just believe 1t wouls Mary, II we
could only do 1t, but youiia's 30 set in
his ways that he would,3 20 at any
time he thought Uncle b@h would be
there, and Uncle Josh wouldn't go II
he thought he'd meet yot{ pa. don't
see how we could work II Nary, they're
both that contrary and'bi Walker
shook her head over the problem.
.But, ma, couldn't VT tnake Uncle
Josh believe pa was gulnf tn the morn
ing, or make pa believe Udkle josh was
going In the afternoon" Vt In jane.
"Now never thought4 that. and
"Ma" Walker beamed ON III two daugh-
ters. ut takes young heds for new
ideas, don't 1t. I'll just lesRe it for you
two girls to hx up. Youse got a way
Of gettin' round them tw,smen never
could get"
The morning Of May 80 gas as bright
and clear az anyone co'lf ark. The
country people in the pataof the coun-
ty where the Walkers LIVED Always made
the day holidays day t1voted to the
memories Of the brave NIB who fell In
the civil war. Many OF tha2 had friends
and relatives buried on tle battlefieids
Of the south, but there dere but few
soldier graves In the lite churchyard
cemetery at home. Whd few there
were, however, received the offerings
Of the entire community
Al Hiram Walker cams in from the
barn after doing the chord OF the morn
Ing his wife asked how s9on after din
ner he was going to the cemetery, say
ing she believed she would 60 with him.
II guess I'll 60 this morning" he re-
piled. The girls tell me Josh has took
. notion to annoy me by goln' in the
afternoon, an guess I'll let him have
his own way"
After the quarrel OF fife years before
Josiah hnd built Him3if house as
far from that Of his bother as pos
sible, and at his place ti}re was no sign
Of his intention Of va;f hing his usual
custom of visiting the cemetery in the
morning. The girls hs1 worked their
plans quite successfully, and the
chances were the brotltrs would meet
nj place where, for time at least,
they must drop their Quarrel over a
spotted pig.
Josiah Walker was cneeling beside
the little marble mou3ment clipping
the dead branches outtof rose bush
over his brothers graSe, when he be-
came aware that SOME one was ap-
preaching the grave from the other side
0f the bush. Glancins around he saw
Il was his brother. = he rose from
has position beside the bush Hiram
paused At the aide Of ths grave opposite
him.
"Why do you 1ome hees q this tine r.
demanded Josiah, thoroughly incensed
at what hs considered ~ inposition. 4
~And why did you ~ my girls that
you was comm IN the Afternoon,~ = an
swered Hiram. ~ caaAe tia morniug
becausa you told them &hat =
II never told the girh no$hine Of the
kind, and you know Il You come hsrs
ct this tims 70 spits me-
The whole schems thst ~ eirla and
tAeir mctbar had worked ca9s 70 HI
ram = : ninntsA and stspgisg tsttls
nehreS ~ aaIds
:sJoaIgh, ths eIris told - tlsat. md
n6w lsiseW wAy. They 1enst ~ ~
sxnns u this quarrel of esEs IN W6ilt
~ u lpe n n Iletg et IN -
5s y s ssa q II 81 n IL &.
The Holly chieftain., 1898-05-27

People win rubber at fre whsn nothins
else can drag them out Of bsd. Atehisn6
The Holly chieftain., 1898-05-27

Ts Cure . Colo in one Day
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All
druggists refund money if it fails to cure. 25c.
The Holly chieftain., 1898-05-27
-Wow They succee1.

Tcm- Some men gain prosperity BY one
big jump others by hops.
Diek-Hops!
Eyes; for example, the brewer. up to
The Holly chieftain., 1898-05-27

There are few sermons neither too -
NOR too short. Rams Horn. ~
The Holly chieftain., 1898-05-27
Rxperts,

Lamb--i suppose you enjoy . game oi
poker with an expert player?
.ovsas-. WSI hsnoy PLAYING Th %.n 4Is nss
The Holly chieftain., 1898-05-27
sAss shs wsy ~ NJ c..

HhDk ~ - 4fe1t ~ SN44 81 rs
The other day Oh Hanson M txouh3s
With ! beliicpse d0g that belcn6ad q NJ
neiShbor, Russien By the nalee Of HAxv1
Dvenkovitskey. The 6wede lot The do
g soon as BE discovered that 81 was noz
friendly to him. and the eequel found iodg-
ing in iustice's court. When Ole was pro-
pounded inerrpsatories BY the attorney fce
the prosecution he evidenced sense OF jus-
tice in framing replies that i rarely wit.
nessed.
"What sort of gun did you have, Mr..
Hanson!" inquired the attorney.
"Es var two-hole shotgun"
"Double-barrely'
ssYas, das ct.
.,.,sG .Wf as don't sss, ysn think you could h.vs
faye might e aye had ntt bane scare 70
lax DICKENS maesal."
why didn't you take the other end of the
gun and scare him away?"
'sVal, master lawyer, w dedn't de dog
com for mae oder end first ef hae want to do
det yay"
The lawyer Il still wondering II there
wasn't extenuating circumstances connected
with the shooting. Denver Times.
The Holly chieftain., 1898-05-27
n Maa ~ rasels
. N. yisiaetse = saits ) f = p y
ssQh, ~. ~ talks thrve laaG
ssHosss, hasebGu ard ~ Afunne
1alls z - e n1e.A lsAaals nllsseaiIe

over III sssis ~Ssshsr tse essrsisiss z n fssss
and German diahes upon IL h1H cf faro 81
the better c1su Of Amerida1 p1&sur1nka =
" \ nj ~ fmpsoyement. 1fany pletend
that ksfoss their introdnctiou ~ cootine
- cearse hasbss5c 1his ~ Spen qusll
% fhe dyspeetts, but tkaV, IikS3k hiliesnl
mala1iosa AID peFsnas N3th wiik hklnsyH,
~ b eirsd b Heat Me- : etoi1 fsitfsrI
The Holly chieftain., 1898-05-27

"A -ye1I
passed, and,
a n d E r 4
c h an &c OF
physicia an .,
Emma b e -
came some
what better
but soon was
a. bad as
ever. 0 n {
day / read Of
= case eimi-
lar to hers
-hsoh ~ a n
cured by DR..
n-l.-IT m
The Holly chieftain., 1898-05-27
MEMORIAL DAY.

WRIGHT A. PATTERSON.
Arizona republican., 1898-10-28
Ring Up Telephone 63

the mere as he gave cut that he would liye up to his evangelical principles, and give 10 sanction either to tde race course or to the theater by his pres ence.
 He had not been long. however, in the antipCdes before he found that he must bow tc the inevitable. The rep resentatives cf the crown in the self governing colonies of Australia have few Or no political duties to disclarg: They are the local heads of society, and their business is to entertain, to Ee entertained, to patrunize beth the stage and the principal races of the year, and, in fact, to promote all sccial undertakings precisely in the sams manner as the royal family is aceus- tcmsd to dc in England.
 So Sir Thomas, like sensible man, gradually accepted the situation. put his temperance and evangelical prin- ciples into his pocket for the time be- ing. and became a familiar figure on race course and as theatrical perform ances. In fact, his sojourn in Austra- lia has had the effect of rendering him much mere bread minded than in days of ycre, and whila Exeter Hall is in de- spair at what they term his fall frCm grace. his friends are delighted-Mar- quis da Fontenoy in Washington Post.
Arizona republican., 1898-10-28

Of course, a dainty creature of all shades and colors, the rarest being pure white, although black ones are will be able to paddle her own canoe to perfection when she bravely controls her feelings in the presence of mouse. even enc of | special breed.
 The central figure of observation on Broadway this beautiful October after noon was a newly fiedged comic opera star. Her gown was Of the tailor made variety. Of light colored material, with a collar of the Elizabethan style. Tho collar was a wonder" It almost con- cealed the prima donna's back hair, and flared about her face in a manner that gave her head the appearance of a flower petal, surrounded by the leaves She was her own animated ad- vertising medium.
 The last sign of the old volunteer system in the Brooklyn fire department disappeared the ether day, when the fire commissioners abolished the office of bell ringer. Although the handbsll ringing has not been used as signal since the introduction of the electric system, the twelve bell ringers have held their positions.
 Bob" Fitzsimmons, the pugilist, is a happy father The stork visited his wife in this city last night and left a twalve-pound girl. The Bartholdi was hardly big enough to hold the long Australian this afternoon. "Bob's" soft spot is little children, lion cubs and big dogs.
Arizona republican., 1898-10-28
GOSSIP OF EUROPE.

Noteworthy as is the presence cn the boards of the Renaissance theater at Paris of a remarkable troupe Of Span- ish actors, in which the leading actor is a grandse of the first class. a duke cf the most ancient lineage, and a son. in-law of president of the Spanish re- public. his younger brother, a grandee like himself, and his wife a grandesse and a full-fiedged duchess, being like wise a member Of the troupe, yet the latter acquires additional interest in American eyes through the fact that among the stars of the company is a young man who, under the Eame of Carlos Perkins, combines in his veins blood of United States citizen with that of the royal French and Spanish dynasty of Bourbon
 Carlos Perkins, the actor. whose father was an American diplomat, may in fact claim to be descended through his mother in a direct and unbroken line from King Louis XIV of France. ''Le Grande Monarque'
 The father of Carlos Perkins was Charles Allen Perkins, who at one time held the post of United States minister to Portugal. He had. how ever, left the diplomatic service of the United States when he married the Countess Marie Isabella Gurowski Tne latter was the offspring of the romantic runaway marriage between the royal princess, Isabella Of Spain, sister of old King Francis of Spain, and sister-in- law, therefore, of Queen Isabella, with the Austrian Count Gurowski
 Mir. Perkins matrimonial experiences
Arizona republican., 1898-10-28
GOSSIP OF
 NEW YORK.

New York, Oct 27.-Mayor Van Wyck yesterday took the somewhat unusual course of announcing his in- tentions regarding public improve ments most necessary to the eity's de- velopment in the next few years. To a delegation who came tc s7e him about the proposed bridge ever Blackwells island, the mayor definitely committed himself during the remainder of his administration to a programme that calls for more connecting links between the boroughs, more fcncol houses, the pushing of the widening of Elm street and other projects that call for heavy outlay. He may be throwing blufT, but the little mayor has kept his word, and this time it will only b2 doubted by extreme partisans.
 Shop work is HOW enc Of the ad- vanced branches of manual training in the schools of the metropolis. In all there are in the boroushs Of Manhattan and the Bronx fourteen workshops in operation, accommc dating the boys in the five upper grades of the grammar
 
 boys are taught each week. In the vo- cabulary of manual training, shop work does not mean anything mechani- cal done in a shcp, but is applied ex- clusively to wood work done with hand tools. The basic idea of the man who supervises manual training in the schools here is the development of originality and individuality. and he argues that shop work fills the bill.
 Society was interested today to learn that marriage has been arranged be- tween Miss Emily Vanderbilt Sloane, elder daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Will liam Douglas Sloane and granddaugh- ter of the late W. HI Vanderbilt, and John H. Hammond, son Of the late General John A. Hammond, ard a law yer of this city. While she has figured considerably in social gayety, Miss Sloane has given much of her time to charitable work, particularly in con- nsction with St. Bartholomew's mis- sion. The wedding, which will be ona of the the most brilliant matrimonial events in New YOrk's social history will probably take place next spring.
 A unique farewell dinner, presum- ably the regulation English style. how ever, is at this writing in progress at Delmonico's. The hest is Harold Her. man Barring Of the famous London banking house, who on Monday next will be married to Miss Marie Church ill, society belle and heiress. Inste ad of it's being a farewell, lonesome bach elor dinner, he has for guests net only his best man and ushers, but the wives of the married men among the ushers the parents and aunt of his fiancae and his sister, who is to be the maid Oi honor. It's the swellest affair of its kind that ever happened here, and il probably introduces a new fad.
 The latest on dit is Q mouse club There is ore in full blast in Boston the eccentric Mrs. Jack Gardner beins boss patroness. The society mouse is
Arizona republican., 1898-10-28
THE TERRITORIAL BRAND BOOK Is ready and viii De sent any address receipt of price, $25O which includes Quarterly Supplements January ], 1901. Address,
 LIVE STOCK SANITARY BOARD
 PHOENIX,

H-Left thigh. Empire Land and Cattle Co.,,
 Pantano, Arizona. Cleft ribs. H-Left thigh.
 Geronimo, Arizona. A. Slaughter,
 Springerville, Arizona. Cleft hip. H-Left hip. J. w. Walker,
 San Simon, Arizona Cleft jaw. left shoulder. Chris Jacobsen,
 Tempe. Arizona. Cleft shoulder to ribs to hip. J. R. Nisks,
 Duncan, Arizona. J. R. Risks,
 Duncan. Arizona. c. McGonagill.
 Fucker. Arizona. Cleft hip. A. E. Ruff. Cleft ribs to hip J. G. Gibson,
 Payson, Arizona H-Left thigh J. G. Gibson.
 Payson, Arizona. Cleft hip. H-Left thigh. 
 Redington. Arizona Cleft hip. H-Left thigh. Thomas Jensen,
 Mesa, Arizona. Cleft hip H-Left thigh. R. J. Cannon,
 Congress. Arizona H-Right thigh. c. w. Seegmiller,
 St. George, Utah. Cleft hip. H-Right thigh. Christofferson and Sons,
 Woodruff, Arizona. H-Right shoulder. Con Cleary,
 Ash Fork, Arizona. Cleft hip H-Left thigh. A. P. Behan,
 Lochiel, Arizona. Cleft shoulder. Cooper and Johnson.
 Bisbee Arizona. C-Right ribs. Burt McBride, Cleft hip H-Left thigh. ]. F. Alexander,
 Casa Grande, Arizona. C-Right ribs. Henry Ware.
 Phoenix, Arizona. E-Right shoulder. D. ". Sanders,
 Concho Arizona. Cleft ribs. Chiricahua Cattle O..
 Tombstone. Arizona. C-Right ribs. H-Rsht shoulder. Prescott. Arizona.
Arizona republican., 1898-10-28

the head if it aches or fe e l g dizzy. The trou- ble isn't there
 Never mind the m outh if it tastes badly. The trouble is lower q ow min the stomach Hostel ter's Stomach Bi,;ers is what yon need 10 make you well.
Arizona republican., 1898-10-28
FOR SALE.

20 acres, 20 in alfalfa, % grain land, miles west; easy terms ......... SlJo) So acres in same locality, improved land =. ...... ...... ........ ........ 1sOo 1G acnes. with water right, acres in alfalfa, balance in fruit; house and yard: plenty of shade; a bargain. $50 160. Best improved farm in the val ley, 71s miles out . ... 100 SC acres, with water right in Grand canal, 49 in alfalfa, 10 grain land; g great bargain at .. 200 Money to assist purchaser on any of the above, CT to loan on real estate. A nice little business for safe. s610.
 L. L. ftANE,
 No. r North First Avenue.
Arizona republican., 1898-10-28

ii you want a situation. desire to en- ploy help. have a house to rent or sell, advertise in The Republican.
Arizona republican., 1898-10-28
3l South First Avenue.
(. R. GOODiN, Proprietor.

Johnson Bros, Agents at Mesa. Louis Sultan Agent at Globe L.K- Drais. Agent at Florence L.W. Collins Agent at Phoenix.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-06-07
G A G. u A S

Las festas del mes de Maria celebradss
en- esta iglesia, han resultado muy lucidas.
La conourrencia casi todas las noches nume-
rosa espl6ndida. Ri csnto, 8 cargo de va
rias sefloritas de esta localidad, desempefado
con arte y maestrfa. En- az quellas fiestas era
un momento supreme el acto de la corona
ci6n de la imagen de la vfrgen.~ Descendfs
esta, entire nubes de incienso, de So eleganta
trono hasta un grupo mixto de infantiles
adolescentes ninfas que, cual bandada de
blanoas palomas que carilosas vuelan alrede-
dor de su dueha, iban gozosas al encuentro
de la lmagen, reuniendose Junto ella for
mando laderas, con tfmidez candorosa la
fe cierta de aqnellos corazones que aur no
han llegsdo sentir Ia primera impression de
Jas decepciones de la vida, cefifan la fren.
te dc la imagen una preciosa corona. Des
pues, satisfechas de gu ofrenda, ooultos eus
cuerpeoitos entire la multitud de flores que
se levantaban en- el altar, fjas sue miradas
en- el suelo en- selal de veneraci6n, esouohs-
ban con humildad religiosa la plegaria que
des1e el coro sc cantaba la madre de
Dios. Contemplando aquel cuadro hermoso
y divine, Sc alejabaD un instante de mis- re-
cuerdos las mentiras del mundo la comedia
humana que tanto me mortifcaD, y me sentfa
feliz. La misa celebrada aver domingo,
cantada toda orquesta por la seforita Eu-
genia VAzquez don Juan Isern, muy 60
iemne4 Ell discurso sagrado cargo del
vicario de esta parroquia senior Ceballos, fue
elocuente. La procession brillantfsima. En-
ella sc podfa apreoiar IA elegancia de las j6.
venes caguef1as, que vestidas de novias como
estaban aver realzan sus encantos. La pre-
sidenta, senorita Maria Polo el sefor Ce-
ballos merecen los elogios que de ~ellos 50
hacen, pues su inter6s ; entusiasmo por ID
congregation sc debe que esss festas resulten
cAda vez mas sub'imes -El Co1responsaI.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-06-07
CUE RRIL EROS

Por el Estado Mayor de est Capitanf6
general, De ha publicado 81 sigufente aviso:
<Parh 81 conocimientoId de to, los aquellos
8 quienesI intetese, 50 hsce ssbeI al piblioo
que con dsta fechs queda alberto IN nuevo
alistamiehto en- la otcina del detkl i'll del Ter.
Ger battalion Provisional, residekte en- ests
capital; On las del 4o., Co., cl lEadores de
Alfonso XIII de Patris, que fselioan res.
pectivamPnte en- Arecibo, Csguaak Mayaguex
y Ponce, y en- las Commandments militares
de Guay$ma Humscao, con. e& objeto de
aumentarl la fuerza de las guerrillt ts volantes;
siendo las oondiciones exigibles 1Rra alistAr-ff
Sc y las v@ntsjas de que han de gfzar los que
10 verifqteu, las mismas que pIra los ao-
tuales guerrilleros.
<Dich has condolences son: III ener Ia ro-
bustez ffeica su6ciepte acreditar buena
oonduota; siendo preferidos los lioenciados
del ej6rcito con >buenas notas y Ids que hsyan
servido con Ia misma coadici6na adestinos de
guardias rnunicipales. peones okmineros d
otros semejantes; las ventajasx Is pesos de-
haber los guerrilleros, 20 los coEnetas, % los
cabos so les sargen:oe, mas IFS gratifoa-
clones de Hrimera paests, utensfio y alum
brado y loa mismos pluses radones para 81
para sus eaballos, ouando Sc smonten, que
devengan los individoos de igusles clasea
del ej6rcito>.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-06-07

4 boca del Moro. Hay veoino de Catsfio
que sc paaa TODD 81 santo dia con la vista
fla en- Ia cruoeta de seflales msrftimas de
San Crfstobal, y quienes tienen siempre em-
paquetados los corotoe..
haTlna de ma!z, superior, ERa HsRas1 = Pa.. Pa-
LAU, San Juan, Pto Rico. l5-e.
~ El ayuntamiento de San Germ in
esta ameDazado por Ia Diputaci6n Provin.
cial, de oobrarle por Ia via de apremio los
eeis mil pioo de pesos que le adeuda por Ia
derraha provincial.
~ Don Luis Fedross, voluntario de
Ia S. :" compailfa de este battalion, regal6 Ia
Ianza para el banderfn de la misma. En-
Santurce, donde radica dicha compaf1fa,
crece de dfa en- dia ell entusiasmo por tan
simp&tica institution.
-. HI impuesto de consumes Ell San
German hs producido en- los cuatro primeros
dias de este mes la suma de veinte oentavos.
-" ~ Sc quejan en- Quebradillas de que
pasa el tempo y no 20 reponen las lozas de
Ia plaza principal q. fueron levantadas de su
sitio. Trassdamos Ia queja al senor aloalde.
ell siguieDte ''maravilloso" suceso: El mar
tes dItimo falleci6 en- el pueblo de Salt una
muohaoha de - IA amos. Haeta aqu1 ia
cosa no tiene NADIA de eobrenstural; psro 10
que 81 10 tiene es que al dia siguiente, al CO.
locar ell oadaver en- ell f6retro, sea percibieron
las personas enoargadas de la operaoi6n de
que en- la almohada, en- el sitio donde habfa
desoansado la cabeza de Ia muerta habfa apa.
reoido con notable olaridad una imagen de
Ia Virgen de los Dolores. La noticia cir.
cul6 por TODD el pueblo rapidsmeote, por
la tarde dfcese que habfan lido la casa con
objeto de presenciar la maravilla 6 milsgro,
mas de 500 personals.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-06-07
Isla Culebra

En- la isla de Ia Culebra celebraron una
reunion los colonos, bsjo la Presidenoia del
Delegado don Miguel Ramirez Melendez, y
aooroaron constituir una junta de socorros,
que SO ooupase de arbitrar recursos para aten-
der la subsistencia diaria de las familiss
pobres, ouya junta qued6 formada del modo
siguiente: Presidente, don Miguel Ramirez
Melendez, Vice-presidente, Pbro. don
Aureio Marrero. Vocales, don Ricardo
Romero, don Quintin Quifiones, don Gui.
llermo Scamaroni. don Angel Lebro. don
Juan Moran, don Felix Ayala don Pedro
Mulero. Tesorero, don Leopoldo Patron.
Seoretario, don Guillermo Bird Belona.
Sc inici6 en- ell acto una suseripci6n. en-
metaiico en- especiee, que did un total de
veinte cuatro novillas, once 'oabros, tres
oerdos, catorce gsllinas, un quintal arros
Hamburgo veinte pesos en- elective.
Todos los concurrentes dieron muestrss
de los altos sentimientos patri6ticos hu-
manitarios que les amman. Acordaron
ademAs las reglas : que ha de sujetarse 81
repart6 de los alimentos, cuando surjA real-
mente 81 confioto del hamhre en- aquells
iela.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-06-07

de <raquitismc, afeooiones bronquiales J
,pulmonsres cr6nioas, esorofulismo, en- todss
sus manifestsoiones y aun On las nisma
tuberculosis, los que he tenido OCCASION de
observar de ceros tratar con 81 Emulsion.
en- te dos elloa he obtenido los mejores result
tados, pues sus exoelentes componentes,
los hipofositos de cal y de sosa y 81 acelte
puro de hfgado de baoalao, reune una pre-
paraci6n deliosdfsima que Ia hace facil de
tomar digerible aun por los est6magos
mas delicados, por. cuya circunstancia me
complasco en- extreme, felioitando & ustedes
por el gran seryicio que vienen prestando
con su precioso preparado Emulsion de
Scott s Ia humanidad euferma. Soy de us
tedes con toda consideration alto. S. S. q.
S. NJ Dr.. Pablo Font q Martelo. HUI
macao, Puerto Rico.
~. Escriben de la Ceiba: <Como en-
Ltodos los pueblos de la isla, aquf tamblen
.---' -'~--~-o liam an <vuoa2,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-06-07
SALIDAS
LLEGADAS

La ]fnea del Havre Haity, que hace escala
en- este puerto, permanece sin alteration, y los
pasajeros que deseen embarcar para la Coruf1a
8 Santander pueden uOmar aqu1 Ell vapOr del
II hasta St. Thomas. y en- dicha isla Ell del %
que sale para los puertos espanoles indicados.
Puerto-Rico, JUNO de 1885,
Los Agentes P1'ncipaes,
15-1 J. T. SILVA Ca.