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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-09-13

Dr., Jose J, Saniurio.

Cirujano dentista-Precios sumamente m5'
DIOCESAN Francisco q Q SO Geologic do Bal.
timore de Cirujfa D ,ntal Este es para cerli'
fear que jose J. Sanjurjo de Puerto Rico hs
pasado dos erterss secc'ones en- 81 Colegio de
Cirujfa Dental y reoibido 81 grade de Doctor
en- Cirujfs Dental al fna:izar ell curse que tn.
vo lugar ell 7 de Mayo de 1882, en- Ia Ciadad
de Baltimore, Estadcs Unidos. Tambi6n que
81 dicho Jose J. Sa%ujurjo fu6 un agraoiado
Colegio por las Mejores operaciones en- Ell 6oca
y por los trabajos plf %stioos, 8 sean Cajas de
dientes, juzgados ger los mejores presentados &
una Comisi6n de Ia Junta de Visitadores de
dicho Colsgio. Tambi6n que Ell dioho Jose J.
Sanjurjo exibi6 IN alto grsdo de conocimien'
tics en- los ramos PRACTICES de la Cien,ia Den
tai mientras era estu iiante en- ell Colegio de
Baltimore de Cirojfa Dental. Dado bajo m
msno y sello del Colegio. Ferdinand J. s
Gorgas M. D. D. D. s. Mp
La ormsnta que descArg6 en- la par.
te alta de la provincial de Alicante ha causado
inmensos perjuicios.
Seg1n las noticias rsoibidas en- 1bi, Omi! y
parte del t&rmino de Csstalla, cay6 durante
unos minutos piedra del tamaho de nueces, des
truyendo todas las cosechas, especialmen te las
de aceite y vino.
Solamente IN cosechero de Omil ha per-
dido por complete gu c%osechs, que ssciende
n~ormalmente a 20, 600 ckntaros ds vino.
Calcnlase que SO han perdido las tres Guar
tas parties de las c%osechas, qua ascienden & dos
millones de peeetss.
Por eff. cto de la avenida, las sgu:s de-
p~antano ~eslieron ooho palmos sobre So niveI,
fal ando POGO para rebasar ell muro.
Algunos molinos eituados en- Ia ribera del
RIO llamado Seoo han sufrido grandes destro.
Las sguas han a1raetrado & muchos ami.
males.
~ La celebre y hermosa sctriz ingle'
"a Lapgtry, acaba de cssarse secretamente en-
Jersey con NJ. de Battle, hijo del general Henry
de Battle. De este matr monio quisAs no SO hui
biese sabido NADIA, 81 ell principe de Gales no
hubiera dirigido a los q uevos esposos un tele.
grama de cslurosa felioitaci6n con este motive
Twas espano|as d ds, ;seisi. :1 !; 3eo ,ss a .G's ee9
mayor = detsll-F. Font y Hermsuos-Tanca
6 esquina Fortalesa. N $50
= Programa de las pleas que e~jecuta.
ra en- Ia retrets de ests noche la banda puerto.
rriquehs que dirige eli ST.. Verar.
10 Marcia turoa de Parads, Krug-2
Guarscha Ella Guayaba b, Raiz-3o Gavota
sYa2," Erviti-4e Iran fantasia opereta
s.Miss Helyett," Andraa-5o Darza "Horas
felicss," Campos.
Las Juntas locales de instruction
pdblica de Lares, Ahasco, Barranquitss y
Aguada, anuncian v~scsntes sus e~scue,as.
-. L. nj gnitud del famoso palaoio es'
pshoi Sci Escorial, 81 tants, que se recesitan
no menos de currents dfas para andsr por to-
dos sus cusrtos J depsftanentos, calculando
que de esta manera sc reeorFen como % leguas
espa1olss, eluivalentes q 100 millas.
A don Antonio Pereirs 90 lie ha ex.
traviado I'm impreso de contrato celebrado con
el.Ayuntamiento de Narapjito.
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Al Magisterio de esta |s|a.

Por acuerdo de la Junta Delegada del Ma.
gisterio ha sido se6alado 81 dia II del actual
para la Asamblea de Maestros.
Como en- ella han de re:Qlverse asuntos de
gran importanois, que necesitan estudiarse pre-
viamente, me oomplazco invitsr 4 todos los 80
flores Profesores. que tengan representation en-
dicha Asamblsa, para una reunion de carActer
particular que tendra lugar Ia vfspera del dia
en- que ha de veri6carse aqu6lla.
Ruego & los sehores Maestros 50 asistenoia
anticip&ndole las graoias su afmo. amigo J
compa1ero.
Abelor0o Qonzakz Font
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Junta |nsuIar de instruction P0b|ica,
San Juan, P. r, Septiembre 10 de 1899
A los Sres, Aloaldes Munioipales.

San Juan, P. r, septiembre 10 de 1899
A los Sres, Aloaldes M~unioipales.
Alca'des Munioipales a efecto de que no sc
presentan solioitantes para el puesto de maestro
de ingl6s, esta ofcina desea manifestarles que
las Juntas locales pueden dejar la election de
estos maestros & la Junta Insular de Instruc-
oidn, la oual Junta 20 entendera con los macs.
tros que tepgan la aptitud legal requerida, y
enviarA los contratos a la 6rma de las munici-
palidades. Los Conoajos municipales que quie
ran haoerlo asi deberan hacer que los Alcaldes
se dirijan cuanto antes al Presidente de la Jun.
ia Insular con Ell fin de que este pueda entrsr
On tratos con los Maestros de- los Estados Uni
dos.
Tctor s. Clark.
Prssidente de la Junta Insular de instruction.
San Juan, P. r, Septiembre 10 de 1899.
A los .sres. Tesoreros M%anicipales.
Como muchos Tesoreros Munioipales han
manifestsdo la impoalbilidad en- que 80 encuen.
tran para llensr los requisites lega,es necesa-
rios para actuar como ofcisles pagadores del
Gobierno de los Estados Unidoe, Oh cuanto al
psgo de los Maestros sc %retiere, este sera heoho
por medic do cheques, 8 libranzas postales de
los Estados Unidos. por ell Cajero Pagador de
esta Junta, relevando aff & los Tesoreros Mu-
n~icipales de toda responsabilidad en- este asun.
to.
Victor s.. Clark.
Presidente de la Junts Insular de Instruction.
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81 Congreao ~isrealita hs terminado
sus ~eesiones On Basilea, aoordaudo rechassr al
proyecto de oolonixaoi6n de Chipre, propussto
por el delegado americsno.
Ell Bsnco Colonial Hebreo, oreado Dor los
judios para fomentar Ia emil rsui6n 4 Siris =
Pslestins, ha emitido 800. 900 a~coiones que
fueron susoriptas en- .el acto por los congresis.
Los i~sraelitas han acordado en- ID Ultima
session crear varios peri6dioos redaotados en-
hebreo y hacer ueo de este idioma en- todos
aus libros de texto.
Sc nos dioe que segdn Ia 6rden del
Secretario de Ia gaerra Mr.. Root, ell cafe que
no proceda le Puerto Rico. pagsra por intro
duoi6n en- Caba, 8 az. so los 100 kgs.
Ell General Weyler, hs hecho deola-
~raoiones importantes de sdsptar ideas republic
L. vista en- juicio orai de 10 causa
seguida al doctor Eduardo Casalduc, tendrA
lugar ell dfa 18 del c~orriente- ante 10 corte de
Justicia de Arecibo.
E! General Mercier en- gu declaraci6n
dice que ell ebordsre ,u. obra ae Dreyfus, no 90
81 primer acto de TRACTION que este comete con-
ira rsacis.
San Germin, Pto Rico, q de Agos.
Sres Scott & D. wne. Nusva York.
Muy Sres MICS: Convenoido de la efoacia
de les hipofcs6sos de cal , sosa y del aceite
de hfgsdo de baoalao en- ell trstsm; eato organi.
co, tales com Tisis, Rsquitiemo, Esciofulas,
etc he a 'ministrado q mis- enfermos la Emul.
sion de Scott, qae Uis. prepsr.n, oonsiguieEE
do de gu ESQ ell resultaio favorable qua era
de esperarse, y casnio menos I'm mejorsmisnto
notsble
De Uds alto s Q M,
Dr.. f Gregori.
D, Ia f,oultsd de Roma, Italia.
Sc ha despe aldo de Poncs para New
York ell joven don Manuel TAvsrez.
En- e! vapor <Philadelphia EMBARGO
con rambo 4 los Est.'os Unidos en- union de
So apreciab'e familis el Alcalde de Ponce don
Luis de Porrata Doria. Feliz Visjs.
Han iDgresado en- la G! reel de Ave.
y que condujo la policf, insular por roto en-
cuadrilla.
En- la redaccifn de nuestro estimate
oolega Ell Combste, tuvo lugar I'm i~noidente
con slete americanos, que al decir del oolega
trataban de que reoti6osra una notioia en- 10
que censuraba Ell servicio de tel6grsfo, pretsus
SIGN q que aspiraban con formas POGO correota.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS no oourrio NADIA de ~partiou'
lar.
- Hoy teudrA lugar en- nuestro teatro
la representation del grsndioso drama de
Echegaray <Marisus, ell sabado ell bsne6oio del
Ter bsrftono don jose Capsir, con la aplaudids
zarzuels eLa Guerra Santa,
Ambss obras hsn de llevar . nuestro 90.
liseo una oonourrencia extraordinaria, por "a
merito.
~ Unamujar ~francess ha heoho recien.
temente Ell experiments de allmentarse unioa.
mente con ohooolate por espscio de so dfas.
libras de peso.
~ Los moros del Riff hsn logrsdo cap.
turar una chaiupa ~italiana, saque&ndols J de-
gollando 8 t9dos sus t,ipulsntes.
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~. Para evitar disgustos recordamos que
no publicamos ~anurcios nj communicates de 10
Capital y de la isla, sin pago por adelantado.
Los oompnioados manuscritos &c cuentan . ocho
palabras la Inca. Sc archivan los originates
que no llegan oon 81 impOrte A 6O-l9
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Ga rita de actuafda d.
San Juan de Puerto-Rico Is de Stbra. 1899.
Senor Director de La CORRESPONDENCE.
Presente.

Sefor Director de La CoRR~EsPoNDENc1A.
Presente.
Estimado amigo:
A pesar de las exactas ~notioias que da us
ted aver en- su ilustrado peri6dico respeoto de
Venezuela en- las cuales sc dejs comprender que
no existe ningnna revoluci6n s6ria nj que pue-
da perturbar Ia paz, algunas personals llegadas
4 Puerto Rico en- Ell vapor philadelphia, han
propslado informes .exsgerados sobre Ell estsdo
actual de Venesuels, y ruego a listed hacsr pu.
blico; que la correspondence Official y p~artiou-
lar que ha venido en- 81 mismo vspor trae no.
ticias oompletamente contrarias & las que SC
han c0rrido en- esta oiudad.
Repito, listed 10 ha dioho, los poco s per.
turbadores del orden pdblico en- dos 8 tres pun
tos aislados de Venezuela, han sido reducidos
8 prisi6n y ell Gobierno tranquilo hoy y spoya~
do con Ia msyorfa de los venezolsnos %sostiene
inaiterab.e la paz en- toda la Republics.
su affmo amigo
Ell Consul
E. Mendoza Solar.
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BUlU UBGOClO.

~
Sc vepde dna maquinaris para elaborsr q
xtcar csntrifug ado, oompuesta do los siguien'
to- apsratos:- On tach6 al vacfo de 8 J medic
pies de dilmetro o, de so heot6litrcs 8 sean s to-
neladau de caps oidad on azucar seco, provisto
do 8 serpentinas rampss, man6metros, colum
nss PLATFORM, e~soalers J todos sus aocesorios
90 mplstos-Una bomba Il vacfo de IA y Is
palgadss por l8 con condensador y oonecciones
= Dos %centrffug ga, sistems <Hepworth. con
malaxor de 50 hect6!itros de cabida, trasmisio'
ne ; mAquina de vapor, TODD oompleto-Una
10 nba de vspor para ueladura, J tuberfss
Una bomba Daplex para tIser 81 aqua de RIO
con 500 pies tn iberia de 8 palgadas, con todos
ius accesorios complets- Una ca!dera de acero
dc 8 pies dismetro por 1e pies de largo, con
40 tubos pstentes de 4 pulgsda, domo de- va
por hornall. y todos sus accessories completes
-Uu canal de hero para desesrgar ell szdosr
del taoho y va1ias tuberias de coReccitn entire
esos aparatoe. -.
Esta maquinsria es nuevs, folamente h.
ira sjado un 10 J ha sido constraida en- loe
T.lleres de Manlove, Alliott d Co. Ltd. ST.
pat ode yer montads en- Is fines de don Jose r
o. sxo On Guainsbo, quien Sc deshsce de ella
por haber absndonado In siembra de cahAs, J
se vsnde por 10 MITAD de gu VALOR.#
Para maj i~nfornea, dirigirse 1 Roberto
Graham, Ingeniero. Poace,
"a.
A 3O-2s
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Ell SABOR
es verdaderamente delicioso, por 10 tarh
las senoras y los ni1Os 10 toman con placer
Nos r6ferimos al-VINO DE STEARNS.-

EMa assertion La acan tamben muchos fabrcantes de Emulsionesy otosp reparados
simhares los cules han hatadop ort odos los medios poshdes de dishazar- ell nausea
DIOR ' desaRradable SAILOR dla ceue de bacaaoE sin poderc onsegunlo. "a ra
z6nTesq "a 81 actem ismoe sta caracterzadop r III Dior terrible Isl es que para wi
este IA habido qe suprimir la grsa. rs
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The Test That Tells.
You Can Get All the Convincing
Proof You Want by Reading
Burlington Papers.

When tho reader wants any article OF
value he naturally prefers to deal with
some one he can depend upon.
If mixed up in any lawsuit. Il good re-
sponsiDe lawyer is generally the first nee
cssty sought.
If lost on the prairie, directions from a
settler could bc relied upon, those from a
stranger would be doubted.
1t follows in the realm of proprietary
articles that Burlington people would ma
turalIy select that one article which has
cured some noighhor. people they know,
people who can be seen, spoken to and
questioned about the results The only
proprietary article which gives this posi-
tive proof is the one endorsed by Mr.. r..
j. Finncran, city carter who says:
| nave in my business Il great deal of
heavy lifting and STOPPING to do. TO do
this with a haC kacbc is almost impossible
ana on several occasions | had to refuse
work. The pain was just over my hips
on hoth sides of the spine and besides AN
noyinS me all day ii followed me home at
night and compelled me to shift in every
position trying to obtain comfort and rest.
one dHy when in II. -. Stearns d Co. $
drug store | got Il box of Doans Kidney
Pills After Il dose or two ! knew they
were helping me and when | had finished
the box my back was we'll and strong.
am filling my occupation daily without
fear that u heavy lift will hurt me. | can
recommend Doan's Kidney Pills"
For sale by all dealers, or by mail on
receipt OF price, 30 cents per box Foster
Mlhurn company. Buffalo, y. Y. Sole
agents for the United States. Remember
the name Doan's and take no substitute.
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LIQUID AIR MAY CURE CANCER
1t is Useful, Also, as a Local Anesthetic
But 1t VIII Not XIII Germs.

There is hone at last for cancer pa
tents something this side the grave
worth looking forward to. This hope has
beeu long in coming, but 1t has arrived
ana bids fair to become positive assur~
ance. Its basis is liquid air. that is air
condensed to one -hundredth its nor
raj volume, and having a temperature Of
-3l2 degrees, which is 40 degrees below
the ordinary blood temperature of human
beings.
Just to what extent this wonderful LIQUID
hitherto has been fatal almost invariably
only time can determine, 1t may prove to
be- a specific DR. Campbell White has
Seen using II twice n week now for four
months in the department of skin diseases
at the Vanderbilt clinic, New York, and
has had favorable results in every case
that has come to him, with the exccp-
ton of three patients who had ling
worms, says the Press Liquid air did
not appear to have any beneficial effect
o0 these. 1t has cured erysipelas. apsces-
SEES. sciatica, carbuncles, neuralgia and
blood tumors surely. and probably has
cured lupus and cancer, DIR. White viii
not declare the cancer and the lupus
cures permanent, because sufficient time
has not passed yet since he treated these
diseases to demonstrate that the poison
is out of the system for good and all He
is hopeful because his patieOts show signs
Indicating complete recovery, but ~ Is
careful to state that much more time Is
necessary. He expects to give a rather
full report in the fall.
This method Of treating skin diseases is
so new that doctors do not understand eX =
actly the mode of action. Liquid air is not
on the market Prof. Tripler, who makes
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President Mckinley and Par
ty Left Hotel Cham
plain Thursday.
AFTER A FOUR WEEKS STAY.
Executive Received Many visitors
VIII visit Pittsburg and His
Old Tome at Canton.

Pittsburgh, Aug. 24-The presidential
party lett Bluff Point station at o'clock
this evening after a stay of eXaCtly four
weeks. The last day of President Nc
kinley's stay here was busy one. This
morning he was seronadcd by the 26t h
regiment band after he and Mrs. McKin-
ley had taken farewell drive around
the grounds. At y. M the Palestine
Commandery, an organization of Masons
from St Johnsbury. VT, headed by Shcr-
mans Military band of Burlington. Nt
arrived at the hotel to pay their respects
to the President At 3 o'clock the goth
regiment 1850 men, arrived at the hotel
having marched down from Plattshurgh
barracks. President Mckinley reviewed
the regiment from the balcony. With him
were Nice-president Hobart, Attorney
General Griggs. Secretary Hitchcock, Gen.
Merritt Gen. Guy V. Henry and others
At $3.50 p. nj. this afternoon the Pre- 81
dent and Mrs Mckinley entered their car
riagc and were driven to the stati,n. Vice
President and Mrs. Hobart and the other
members of the party followed in car
riages. Promptly at o'clock the special
train pulled out of the station. The Presi-
dent and Mrs Mckinley stood on the Ia ok
platform of their private car Cleopatra
and bowed farewell to the crowd on the
station platform The train was in
charge Of Assistant Superintendent IL. c.
North of the Delaware ard Hudson road
and is due in Jersey city tomorrow
morning at ii5 and to reach Long Branch
about S O'Clock
The intention is to stay at Long Branch
until Saturday afternoon when the Presi-
dental party will start for Pittsnurg ar
irving there Saturday evening al about
$50. On Monday the l'r, sidcnt will lie
present at the reception IF the 10th Penn
sylvania volunteers who are to arrive in
Jfttsburg on that day from tho Philip
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Controls the Pennsylvania
Republican State Con-
vention as Uusual.
A STATE TICKET NAMED.
The Platform Endorses the Adm inistra.
ton of President Mckinley and Gov.
stone -Commends the Appointment
of Quay to tho Senate-Sena-
tor Flynn Protests.


Harrisburg Pa, Aug. 2h-The Repupli-
can state convention opened here to-day
ana nominated col James II. Barnett of
lhe i'hih lthnSA wanna regiment, Tor
S'ate treasurer j. Hay Brown OF Lancas-
tcr lor supreme court Judge ana josiah
IL. ADAMS Tor superior Court Judge.
Inc nomination Tor supreme Judge IS
eq"lNalcht TO election by reason of TWO
vacancies III the court ana no cIcctor he
ii'e chtltlcu 10 vote Tor more than one per
son
'he Pla,lorn endorsed tho administra-
lioh OF IrcSidoht Mckihley and Gov.
stone ana commenced the executive for
tne "PloIl'meht Oh quay TO the United
",',cS o'Hduo'
nv I'"tuic vi 'lP convention vas IN"
preSe,ce Oh senator quay as delegate
l'wu' 'e"Ncr county
ne convention was called to order
ma rtnah rIklI' senator fchroSe was
uii'I'l''p'SE eI,'t'u t'HPoIdIE Dh'lrln"" IT,
i'"lI"S ms duurcSS ne Sal"' mere mas
p''n no potlou III our history marked with
auch abundance OF prosperity as that
WhicH presses the American people at thiS
Inn. SISn'ncaht instance Is lound III
VI o'dtc vi -\cor"Sha' Whorc from 1917 10
Io'o 'nttc was no year III whlch the mort
cages nIcd ana not exceed the mortgages
IcleHSc"' "hll' during lST AM 1898 the
MOI tt"Ecs released exceeded the moTtga-
ScS .'"u from - 10 80 per cent. lie then
toucicu upon inc monetary standard ana
Sald' ne director OF the mint estimates
that lho new goa from mines available
for monetary use TINS ar viii be as
great as inc aggregate OF both gold and
SILVER available for the purpose five years
ago AT inc ratlo OF u 10 !, ai.l he mas said
mat Whch We enter upon the next PrcSi-
dental cdmpaign the amount OF new gold
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The Great Event at Read.
vile Won by Charley Herr,
a kentucky Horse.
GREATEST 7ROH OF YEAR
500, 900 Depended on the Event. tho
Largest sum of Any Trotting Race in
tho Country, Louisville Futurity
Excepted -Cresceus Wins the
2.1O Irot.

Rcadvillc. Mass. Aug. Cat the grand
circuit races this afternoon fully 15O0O
people were pres ut. The Massachusetts
stake race which has proven to De the
greatest trot of the year, was quickly fin
ishcd after the start was given, tharloy
Herr owned by David Cahill of Lexington
KY wiunig it. The event came over from
Wednesday. Charley Herr Tom Boy and
I.cCco having two heats each. Tom BOY
at the time IF postpon"mplt WAS a far
faVoritc Charley Herr was admired for
Stcadinces, but people thought his speed
limit had been seen. Tom Boy was sick
Thursday and to-day he had no chance TO
win acting lif"lcss. Herr became the Ia
Vorite and by trotting an honest mile ven
in almost A dead heat with Lccco. liut
there was no question as to the winner ON
merit and Charley Herr took the big end
Of the 5000 stake, 1t is claimed that up
wards of 5000 depended Cn the event, a
fact. tho larE st sum of any trottinS race
IN this country barring the futuritS at
Louisville. L.cco's loss WaS his ;irst one
of the season; Charley Herr is unbcat n
and Tom Boys raput1ti. u has not stuff
cred as she is looked upon as the most
promising four year old on the "ircuit./
The 2:l0 trot, which finally went to the
Toledo stallion, CrosCcus. the faNoritc,
was rafting affair Crosccus had been
beaten in two heats through Gccrs OK
cellent handling Of Dare Devil. The lat
ter seemed to tire after that and to lose
his feet when close pressed by the field al
though he had benefited by send OILS.
The 2:l4 trot was called the last thing
and after heat which Tmbrel took with
no effort whatever, the race went over 10
give added interest to the closing card
which includes the 2;oi pace and free-1or-
all
The Massachusetts stake $1,000, 2:lS trot,
ANtFDPslDN
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Send your address TO H. Il. Bucklin Il
Co., Chicago. and get IA free sample box
of DR. Kings New Life Pills. trial
will convince you of their merits. These
are easy in action and are particularly
effective in the cure of constipa ton and
sick headache. For malaria and liver
troubles they have been proved invalu-
able They arv guaranteed to be perfectly
free form every deleterious substance
and to be purely vegetable. They do not
weaken by their action, but by giving tone
TO stomach and bowels greatly invigorats
the system. Regular size % cents per
box Sold by j. w. O'Sullivan. druggist.
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DEATH OF PATRICK HACKETT.

Oedonsburg, \. Y, Aug. 2i.-Patrlck
Hackett, prosperous hardware merchant
aud one of Ogdensburg's most prominent
citizens died at the city hospital al four
o'clock this morning from the effects of IN
operation performed yesterday for intesti-
nal obstruction.
Mr., Hackett has been engaged IN the
hardware and foundry business here for
many years. He has always taken an ac-
tive interest in city affairs and at the time
OF his death was a member Of the board
Of education. lie leaves three daughters
and four sons 10 mourn his less
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Distressing stomach Disease.

Permantly cured by the mastery power
of South American Nervine Tonic. In.
yalids need suffer no longer because this
great remedy can cure them all. IT is a
cure for the whole world of stomach
weakness and indigestion. The cure be,
gins with the first dose. The relief il
brings Is marvellous and surprising II
makes no failure; never disapponts Nc
matter how long you have suffered, youi
cure is certain under the use Of this great
health giving force. Pleasant and Away!
safe.
sold by W J. Henderson e. Co., druggist
~ College St, Burlngton,- VI.
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PA elias, trot, purse $1,000, in (unfn-
br. e. q. PAIGE.
FINAL TRIAL RACES
Between Columbia and Defender viii bs
Sept. g, 4 and q.

New York, Aug 2j-NeXt in importance
to the actual races for the Americas cup
will he the formal and final trial races be-
tween the Columbia and the Defender
which are TO be sailed off Newport on
September 9. and G.
In accordance with circular issued by
the regatta committee of the New YORK
Yacht club to-day the courses will he both
triangular and to windward or to leeward
and return, out from Drcnton's reef, and
will be subject to postponemeut at tho dis
erection of the challenge committee or al
the request of either of the competing YES.
sols.
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HON. o. M BARBER IN A NEW ROLE,
He is the Fond and Happy Father of
Twin Girls.

Pennington, VT. Aug. Estate Auditor
Barber is full of smiles to-day. He greets
his many friends with more than his ,isu-
al courtesy. The reason Is that the first
born in his family arrived this morning,
and they were two daughters tip
ping the scales at over seven pounds each
Neither one can ever he IA railroad COM
miss :oner county senator or auditor, and
n good fellow like the father. Mother and
babes are both doing nicely ana many
friends will be glad to hear of their good
fortune