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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-12-14
Ell COLMADO CENTRAL.

Este establecimlento se mudar& q prinoi .
plo del aho entrante la casa que le queda al
frente que ofrece mas oomodidades es mayor
local. Con tai motive Sc venden los aparadc-
res mostrador de dicho establecimiento, los
cuales, sen propios para ouaquier tienda de
where's, ilenzos, zapatos etc.
Como &c aoercan las festas de Navidad y
Ano Nuevo, con motive tambien de llenar
esplendldamente los nuevos esoaparates del
''Colmado Centrap' se estAn reoibiendo cons
tantemante de los me jores mercados del mundo
un admirable sustido de oomestibles, vinos '
licores, famosas .on6turas de todas clases.
Una vista al "Colmado Central' de F.
Junoos Ca NJ. l5-4
=. El dfa once llegarou dos paquetes
De este peli6dioo Utuado segaraments por
abandono 1el empleAdo de Areoibo. Msrcha-
mos NAL, muy NAL On sl .ervioio de oorreos,
In otro tempo nos reventab.n Ia espafiols,
J hoy nos revientaa 10 americana. Estamos
condenados 4 ser perpetcament reventados.
.o4 Los republicanos oelebraron en- Utus
DO un meeting. en- 10 casa dc don Luis Rigual,
al qae asisti6 numerous oonourrenoia. Varas
veces trataron de interrumpirlo con vooes imper
tlnentes. Lastima de no haber llevado { Ia
cArcel los g'oseros i'm mpertinentes que no
saben cumplir con sus deberes. y
20 El dfs nueve del actual han fallecido
en- Msyseuss, oincuenta personas: 27 varones
y 93 hembras.
%. Hs sido destinado q New Orleans al
doctor A. 81 Gennan, d,l NJ. H S. quien fu6
enviado aquf en- Dioiembre del a7io SO par.
organizar el servicio de Saridad Martins de
Ia lsla. Este oaballero hs sabido grsniearse
slmpatfas generates, espeoismente entire los &C.
norea oonsignatarios de buqaes, pues sin obs
taculisar 10 buena marcha del comercio. ha
cum2ido extrictamente sus impo,tantfsimas
obilgaclones. Dadas nuestras freouentes co.
munlcac aclones con los puertos infestados de
Cuba Veracrus, solo . su cons! ante vipilan-
cla enesgicas medidas se debs ell haberse Ii
brado cate afo IL Isls de Ia febre amarillo que
taptas vlctimas ha causado otras veces L,-
mentamos 10 partida de tan estimsble o. bsllero
y le deseamos an felicfsimo visje.
%. Hoy SO hs Observable muoho orden
q Ia salida de los aumnos de IL Rscuela Prin.
olpai de etsa Capital. Cada Pre- fssor acomps.
no lot que componen su olaae, hasta Il puer.
ia del ssguan, y los ohioos maroharon ,in que
10 dlese sl espectAculo que en- dise atras 90 Oh.
servabs.
so* sigue en- igual estado an charco de
aqua que existe desde haoe muchos diaa en- el
oruos de las GALES de Ia Cruz San sebas.
tian,
90 Ha falieoido en- Puerts de Tiara nm |
tierno nino hijo de don Luis Carols, aprecisble
veoino dc aqusl barrio.
90 Dos individuos, que fueron hecho
presos, promovieron IN fuerte escandalo ano.
che en- 10 Gale de 10 Luna. Al lugar del suoeso
On los momsntos que aoontecfa 81 hecho. con
ourrieron intinidad de hombres, sa sotitud apre.
siva contra Ia poicfs, dice el psrts rendido por
ella,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-12-14

% Dice Ella Demooraoia, que en- Adjun
tas 81 Juez manicipal don Pablo Font, ha CO.
metldo IN atropello Ia ley en- un* jnioio que
sontra un republioano esostuvo el vecino don
jose Il. Cortes. Parece, segun dice el colega,
que hubo parcislidad ::::polftioa por parte del
funoionarlo contra el senior Cort6s.
90 I'm algunas pc blaoiones de Cuba.vie
ne de.arrollAndose Ia epidemia variolosa. Las
requiere.
90 La recaudaci6n de contributions al
Iesoro, en- Naguabo,; ha sido, solioitada por
don Mateo D. Rosa. Hernandez.
90. La oolecturfa'de 'Aguadills, :ha dado
coen1a oe su movlmlento de fondos darante el
mes de Noviembre pr6ximo pasado T.mb;en
10 ha hecho la de Msysgiie..
90 Aumenta el movimiento de parroquis.
nos; es asombrosa la shuenoia al Colonial
Clob'. Aquello es Ia mar durante las hor.s del
oesG. ae.synno, alnue1.o, Somida , oena ,todo.
quedan oomplaoidos. NJ. hay duda. Bazan ha
dado en- Ell olavo
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-12-14

.o+ Por IS. 74e, IL c., ORC, ha sido apro'
bado el presupuesto municipal de Sabana
Grsnde psra regir en- ell ejeroicio On curse.
%. Un oonVeoino college, que por 10 re-
galar pisnsa escribe en- tonic, oomenta Ia
notlcis que publicsmos en- dias passdos sobre-
una mnlta impuesta al general Wilson por
quebrsntar las 6rdensnsas de sanidad en- la
Habans, atribuy5ndonos concentrates que no
nemos hecho III referido colegs por 10 general
se lnspira en- los junfperos, y'resuella iunipe-
ramente. Trae & colaci6n hasta que fuimos
ami gos de los gobernadores esparoles Bueno;
~ que?
20. 'EL NyEYO BAzAR'' 40 San Franoisco.
aoaoa de recibir IN msgnffoo Drill panama
25 SO centsvos vara, Drill en- colores firmes
imitaci6n oasimir, & 25 centavoa vsrs, iabon
turcs 80 centavos docena, csias para sombre.
ros de sehoros 81. 65 docena, aretes de dube
% dooena de pares, sortijas de orc enchapa-
dad 80 docena, botones de dubls fno
H. rs dooens, aoeite superior para mfquinaa
De oole', 81 doccns, y magnf6oss frazadaa
de lana, 80, IS centavos J 81 una.
;. 90 Tia fallecido On Santiago de Cubs, eI
distlDguido oaballero don Manuel Salasar y
Limonts, hombre de grandes virtudes gene.
ralea simpatfaa.
90 Procedentes do Venezuela han llegado
q Ponce los fefiores don Elias Gonzalez J don
Jote Antonio Velutini, Consul Vice consul
do aquella Repdblica en- Nusva York.
Do Venta ! U9. naquina ingle'. para fabrio.r
~ tcda Case de bebidas gascosas per.
feoclonsda por los acredtados fabrioantes, Sc.
norec Barnett Foster. Manufacturer to the
Nc rglish Home, auell Colonial Regiments) y
tam blen una mAquina con sus enseres para EN-.
botellar rApidsmente. En Ia vents Sc incluyen
a'gunas botellas de extraoto. La cioha m&qui.
ma rsuEe las ooudiciones de que SO puede fa-
orlcar bastante cantidad de bebidas para pro.
veer las oantinas y los Hospitaes. Sc pusde
tabrloar diario por 10 menos cier dooenas de
botellas Para !mas informes dirigirsea Tetuan
numero l apartado del correo ndmero ls5.
n-s-3-1
90 Antes de aver fallt clio en- Ia Marina
de esta Capital ell conocido inteligents prao-
tlco de don Santisgo Esoobales.
90 Nos dicsn de Rio Piedras:
<En el sorteo de los fondos rec.udadoa nor
- )uventud do San Juan corresponds una par.
70 q hlo fiedras Ia otra = Comerfo. Este
pueblo reoibi6 "a Ia suya, no asf Rio Piedras
cuyos Pobres sgaardan 10 que puedan aloanzsr
en- Ia distribuci6n que al efeoto Sc haga del do.
nativo oitsdo,.
hWQ0 Sc necesita IN hortelano espahol:
nvIOU. informarAn San Franciaco 86.
na5-2
30. D. jose Capsir, baritone de Ia COM
pan1a de zarzuela que actu6 On nuestro teatro,
se ha ssparado de ella, frmando una oontrsta
con una empresa artfstica de Santa Cruz de Te.
nerife, Canarias.
20 I'll mejor remedio para los callos, &c
vende On esta Capital, Farmacia Colon, Ell Ca
prlcho La Esfera; Ponce Bazaar Otero, Qua.
yama' farmacla Aguisr, 25 oentavos po.
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Noticias.

90. Un curioso ha oaloulado ell MI nero de
adheslones, protestas y manifestations one
han publicado los peri6dioos federsles r.nn-
blicanos del pals, y Sc eleva hssta aver 4 /.
modesto sums de siete mil tresoientss cuarents
tres. ICuanta tinta, papel J paoienoia Sc ha
gastado en- labor tan esterill
.*o4 Sc haoen operaciones de cambios loa
s'go!entes typos: Londres III & 90; Paris
80 al 63; Estados Unidos de o74 a674 E.na.
ia 2s1 r"
20. Uuo de los altimos ndmeros del ne
riodioo titulado sThe Philadelphia Inquirer,
publica el retrato de nuestro querido AMIGO al
ilustrado doctor don Ramon Ruis Arnau.
%. Los seflores Rucabado & Portel. nos
lnto'man que des1e el Is de Agosto pasado "a
ha heoho cargo de la fabrication vent. de los
oigsrrillos de su marca eLa Coleotiya. Ia Com.
Pan1a tltulad. sPorto Rican American Tobacco
" estableolds On Newark, New jersey. oue-
dando interesados ella los referidos sea1ores
y en- el servioio de Ia nueva Compaf1fs, La "a
z6n social de Ruoai,ado & Portla contind. vi
gente, ocupandose de Ia oompra y venta de ia.
baco en- rama, asf como en- negocios de oafe y
tahona.
%. Ha llegslo a Ponce Ia sefors esno,a
de Mr.. Albert Meyer, comandante militar de
aquella plaza.
%. Hemos dado 6rden terminate & pues.
tro sgente de Utuado, de suspender ell peri6di.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
malas psgas que hay en- aquella oiudad. oue
no son pocos. 7 aprop6sito, volvemos & recor.
darA don Es:ebsn de Ia Rosa, don Manuel
Montalvo don Antonio Gonxalex Padiila. nna
abonen 10 que sdeudan.
Or. E. FONT Y GU|LLOT
TWENTY YEARS EXPERIENCE
AND LATELY PRACTIcING AT THE
HOSPITALS OF NFW-YoRK CITY.
Santurce. Puerto-Rico.
90 IA falleoido On est. Cspital Ia estims.
bic senora dohs Andrea del Pino, viuda de
1zqu'erdo A 81 entierro que tuvo efeoto aver
tarde sslstio numerosa ooncurrencis. Su familis
"a Ia: grasias todos los que en- eae momen
to supisron probable "a amistad. La muerta de-.
ia cinco hijos en- Ia horfandsd.
%. Han sido informados los escritos an
'olleltud de oondonaoi6n de contributions, pre-
sentados por sehores Argueso Viader, ' don
Jesus L. Perelld, de Naguabo, , don Frsnoisoo
Rodriguez dc Moca.
~o4 Mr.. Williams Lord hs sido nombr.do
Ministro de los E'tsdos Unidos en- Ia Repdbli
o. Argentina.
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Y a r | E D 4 D E s.
CASA DB PRBSTAMOS
de Costa y ooIet
H TETUAN Is. -@,
Avisamos al p1blico.

Que esta casa cesalA en- sus opersoiones de
prestamos, el dia Is del oorriente; dando el pla.
30 de IN mes, que principia este dis, termins
ell is de Diciembre venidero, para que el refs-
rido pablico pueda sacar los objetos que en-
ella teDgs empeisdos.-Se vende 8 traspass ell
local, con existencias sin elias.
Puerto-Rico Is de Nvbre de 1899,
COSTA COLET.
Val l5-l2
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Or. E. FONT Y GUILLOT

TWENTY YEARS EXPERIENCE.
AND LATELY PRACTIcING AT THE
HOSPITALS OF NFW-YoRK CITY.
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Observaciones del U. 8. Departamento de
Agriculture, Ofoina del tempo,
The Portland daily press., 1899-03-11
NINE STEAMSHIPS HERE.
Other Items Picked Up Along the
Water Front.

: The steamship Hurona arrived yestsr.
day. She had on board about one thousand
tons Of cargo
The steamer fremont arrived here from
Boston yesterday forenoon ut eleven
O'Clock. On account Of the storm she did
not leave Boston until two o'clock yester-
day morning. On her arrival here she
collided with the wharf and badly splin-
tered her guards. SO the steam boat people
say. She did not sail for Boston last
night
Capt. Rawding, formerly the first mate
of the schooner William b. Palmer, has
been appointed master Of the schooner
Frank A. Palmer, succeeding Capt.
Harding, who is In command Of the five
masted schooner Nathaniel I. Palmer.
A lots of vessels arrived here yesterday
with fish, mostly cod and paddock. 1t
was big day for the dealers.
The following reported; Glad Tidings,
5000; Anna Belle. 5000; Storm King. 1000;
N. A. Rowe. 1000; Rising Billow, 5000
Robert and Carr, 1000; Lottie May, 5000;
Eva A. Race, 1000; Cynosure, 6OO0i
Minette. 5000; Ella n. Doughty. 5000; Eva
and Mildred, 5000; Fanny Reed. 5000;
Chandler H., $500; Julistta, $500.
Captain Gilbert Of the wrecked schooner
Kendrick Fish was at the custom house
yesterday morning making arrangements
to send his crew to kockland.
There were nine ocean isteamers at the
Grand Trunk docks yesterday afternoon
as follows: The Castiliap, Norwegian,
Hurona, Iona. Lake Huron, Sheikh,
Assyria and collier Pottsville and the
Georgian.
AS the season draws to a close the busi'
ness at the Grand Trunk is being pushed
al ong at great rate. Thousands of tons
of freight are yet on the way to Portland
for shipment and the chances are that the
reason will close much later this year
| than ever before.
The brass sleeve for the steamer Iona
has been completed by the Portland CON-
pany and is now in place. The steamer
will probably complete repairs so she can
sail by tha middle of next week.
The steamship Castilian of, the Allan
line which has been greatly admired here
| is expected to sail to-day.
The Portland daily press., 1899-03-11
NEW FIRE ALARM CARD.

The new fire alarm card went into ,ffect
yesterday noon. from now on all the
Portland boxes will ring in their alarm S
in wards eight and nine, and all alarms
from the latter wards will be sounded In
Portland.
The Portland fire whistle on the power
house will blow for both sections. The
old Deering whistle will be discontinued,
but will not be removed from the build
ing. 1t will be used as spare in case ths
large whistle gives out
AS yet no Portland engines will 60 into
the new wards The old companies will
act as they did when IL was Deering. The
companies will not go into each Others
territories unless on bad fires.
The running card will probably be out
in three or four weeks and then doubtless
new arrangements will be made
The Portland daily press., 1899-03-11
Y. w. O. A, NOTES.

There will be a Public Association
meeting next Wednesday evening u,
quarter before eight In the Free street
Baptist church. DIR. Smith Baker will
address the meeting also General Score
tary Garland Of the Y NJ. g. A, will be
present ana speak. Special music will be
furnished Every one II st heartily in
vited to be present. Kindly bear in mind
the time and place.
Tomorrow at 4. 80 p. M, at the rooms
5S7 / 2 Congress street there will be q
ervice of praise and prayer. A good
eader is assured. All women are most
ordially invited.
2 Mrs. Il. T. Whisshouse will give
il formal lecture on Egypt" next Mon
day evening, March 18th at eight O'Clock
at tie rooms, to which all ars cordially
invited.
There will be an "Easter sale" at the
room $. March 29th and S0th. Aprons,
fancy aud useful articles. candy and Ice
cream will be offered for sale.
The Portland daily press., 1899-03-11
Brief JoTTIwoa.

Rev. DR.. Smith Baker breaches at
Colby University, Matervilie. tomorrow.
There will be a meeting Of the superin'
tending school committee, at their rooms
City building, Tuesday evening next, at
4 80 O'Clock.
Iyenhoe Lodge IL. Of p. will confer the
rank of Esquire upon i've candidates next
Tuesday evening.
Two locomotives OF the Sullivan coun-
ty railroad went through Portland over
the Maine Central yesterday bound to the
Bangor 4 Aroostook. They will be used
Tor construction work, Their odd shape
and old fashioned build attracted lots OF
attention while they were here.
AIpheus 5. Leighton OF Ward has
taken the physical examination required
for appointment on the police force of
Portland
The regular meeting of the State Street
auxiliary was held yesterday afternoon
in the vestry of the church. The subject
was China. and proved to be a most in
teresting one.
Cases Of diphtheria have been reported
ut l73 Bracket and s27 ,Danforth streets.
The students at the High school are
again Obliged to rely on establishments
outside of the school building for their
lunches at recess, or on lunches brought
from home. After running the lunch
counter at the High school building for
a little over u torn, MIR. W. II. Robb OF
the Chase and Chadwick houses has given
the plan up. as he says that he has lost
money Mt the prices charged for the
lunches.
COMMISSIONS Fernald yesterday after
noon visited Wards und on tour Of
inspection. He will take charge OF the
strests in those wards next Monday. =
1t is said that the fine new twin-screw
steamer of the Portland x boston line
will be called "GoveInor Dingley. The
new steamer will be launched the coming
summer. and 1t is stated that when the
Governor Dingley is launched, Governor
Dinyley' s daughter will be invited to pre-
side at the christening.
Patrolman Craig who recently was
ma le q regular officer by Mayor Randall,
has been assigned to duty on the south
beat on Munjoy hill on the night patrol
The special services being held at llsley
hall will continue another week. Reys
Luther Freeman, K. 5. j. McAllister and
others, will assist in the services.
n. d. smith will hold praise service
Saturday evening at 3 O'Clock at Mr.. MaA-
wells house, 81 Merrill street, and sun
day evening at Mrs Todd's, 10 Paris
street.
Ihs regular monthly meeting of Port
land Typographical union, NO. &c, will
he held this afternoon at .. O'Clock.
Evangelist Walter Russell of Canada,
will address the mems meeting again at
the Y. Nj. c. a. tomorrow afternoon at
$50 O'Clock. his subject will be Guilt.
Brace and Glory"
Biddeford is to hold it's municipal cleo
tion on Monday and the French Cana
dams are being brought into Portland
FIR naturalizat on by the dozens
E..rhe sleiging is better now than it has
been at been ut any time during the Win
ter and the stablekeepers are reJoiclng.
The Portland daily press., 1899-03-11
PERSONAL.

Mir. Will Fl. Ihaxter and wife, Mr..
Chas. b. Dalton and wife, MIR. WaldTon
and wife, all of Portland, were at the
Riggs house. Washington. Wednesday.
Deputy Sheriff Burrowes or Canton,
was in Portland yesterday. He has been
IA deputy sheriff of Oxford county Tor &
years and is well known among tAe ell
cars in this city.
Clarence W. Small of Portland has been
appointed member Of the committee
on highway Improvements OF tie League
of American Mheelmen.
Hon. Charles E. IittleGeld of Rock.
land, VINO is candidate for Congress IN
the Second Congressional district, was
In the city yesterday. His friends are con
fdsnt that he will te the successor Of the
late Nelson Dingley.
The Portland daily press., 1899-03-11
NEW CORPORATIONS.

The following new corporations have
teen organized in Portland recently
Endicott Granite company, to carry on a
general quarrying business; to own, buy,
Il and lease real estate; to manufacture,
and sell granite and other stone and
minerals; to contract for, and construct
aud furnish granite ana other materials
for the construction of bui ldiugs, bridges,
monuments, and other structures; to own
ana lease sale rooms to take out and pur-
chase patent rights The officers are
President, Walter Ii. Dresser; treasurer,
Calvin E. Woodside directors, Messrs.
Dresser, Woodside and Andrew /. Wilson.
The capital stock is Sl00, 900
National Thread Manufacturing CON-
pany; to manufacture, buy, sell and deal,
in thread and yarn; lathe drill and planer
chlcks, lathes and tools, and other
machines and machinery. The officers
are; President l. /. Davis of Spring
Held, Mass; treasurer, j. q. Perkins OF
MsIiGen, Conn; clerk, VIM. hi Bradley
OF Portland. The capital stock is 500, 600.
The Portland daily press., 1899-03-11
SIGHTED A WRECK.
Steamship Georgian reports Passing
abandoned Schooner.

She was Probably the Roy OF 80. John
--ocean. steamships Remarkable
Run To rats Port-AImost Equal TO
the Record To This Port.
The steamship Georgian, Capt. Parker,
which arrived here yesterday from Liver
pool, reports passing derelict about p.
m. Thursday in latitude 4S6 north. and
longitude 6755 west, about ITO miles IN
an east, southeasterly direction from
Portland. 9he vessel was two masted
schooner OF about 100 tons and on the bow
could be made out the name Roy
she was waterlogged AID abandoned.
her deck load Of lumber was all awash.
her port bulwarks stove in, jibhoom anu
fore rigging gone and she was pretty wen
down nv the head. The foresail was
new one and was set. The mainsail was
down and the main boom was thrashine
about at Will. There is no schooner roy
In the list Of American vessels and those
TINT bnvo that as surname or such
names as Royal do not correspond az all
ns ia tonnage Capt. Parker is also
ouite certain that hoy" was the vessel
fnll name Ms it appeared plainly on the
how although it bad beer washed of the
stern.
In the list Of British vessels there Is
such a schooner She halls from st. John
n. b.. and is Of 80 tons burden so. in all
probability, she is tho reported derelict'
She should make some tow boat good
prize.
The Georgian brought 700 tons oil cargo
and 10 returning cattlemen. She also had
n stowaway de was an American citizen
pau,ed John stuart of Newport News
Va. 81 years old. He was allowed TO lana.
The Georgian made the passage from
Liverpool TO Halfway Rock of Portland
in nine days eight hours, or at an aver
age speed of over Is knots per hour, her
best days run being 1886 miles.
This is the tourth voyage OF the Georgian
here this season and she has run both out
ward and homeward passages with the
regularity of New York mail steamer
The Portland daily press., 1899-03-11
THE EIGHTH MAINE.

Work ON the remodeling Of the Ell ghth
Maine Regimental building at Peaks
island Is now nearly finished. new
dining room, kitchen and several sleeping
rooms have been added and the big main
hall has been beautified, fire places having
been put in with hard wood finish, etc.
The comrades will hardly recognize their
old place OF bivouacing when they gather
there again next summer.
The Portland daily press., 1899-03-11
ASSOCIATED CHARITIES.

A committee appointed by the Associ
ated Charities met Thursday afternoon
with Mrs. A. B. Cole, Avon street, anc
formed what is to be known as q board
for the protection of children. A list o.
names was prepared for those who should
serve on this board, and the names viii
he presented and voted on at the next
meeting of the Associased Charities. The
object Of this board will be to look aftel
children who are Ill used in their homer
and see that they are properly protected.
The Portland daily press., 1899-03-11

These transfers have been recorded:
John D. Cleaves Of Yarmouth TO Jennie
j., HodPdon of Hartford, Conn tor 81,
land in Yarmouth.
Melville +. sawyer of South Portland
to kotert F. Grasn Of Portland. ior 81,
land On Mavo street in Portland.
John n. Knight Of Hau ison to George
L. Hancock Of Otshold, for ST, lHna in
Dtis1ield.
Anna V. and Cyrus 5. Scarborough.
both Of Portland, TO Arthur A. Cheney Of
Fortlena for So 3l0, parcel OF land and
buildings Oh Chestnut street in that par6
Il Portland formerly called Deering
The Portland daily press., 1899-03-11
FUNERAL oFsH. o. WILEY.

The funeral OF the late Howard o.
Wiley was held yesterday afternoon at
two o'clocS from his late residence. III
Franklin street. The services ware con-
Quoted by Rev. Luther Freeman. MIR.
Wiley was member of Cogawesco tribe,
HE'D Men, and the service Of the order wal
performed. The bearers were X. Il.
Bailey, W. E. Kicker, George f, MoLeo1
and r. q. Parker. There were many
floral tributes. The interment was al
Evergreen
The Portland daily press., 1899-03-11
The Juice of Grapes

when allowed to stand in casks, deposits crystal of grape
acid When purified and refined, this becomes cream OF
tartar.
Cream of tartar is expensive, but it is wholesome
Because is the most healthu ingredient fora baking
der vet discovered why is used in making Ceveands
baking powder, the most wholesome eaven known
In lowprced baking powders alum is used as substi-
TUE for cream of tartar. All such powders should be
avoided on account of their Embellishments.
The Portland daily press., 1899-03-11
o. S. CONSUL
CURED OF
ECZ MA,
CUTI'cluRA

had an attack Of Eczema, and ordered
box of oxide of zinc ointment. The INST
application changed the Eczema TO heiEnre,
had used a rancid cerate and was poisoned:
A local physician did not help matters, and
everything either failed to help, or made y
worse, 1 was becoming desperate, when l
tbousht OF CUTIcuRA REMEDIES, and dis
PATCHED my servant for a cake OF CUTIcURA
soar and a box of CUTIcuRA (ointment).
The first application relieved me and In three
dngs eds cell.
TULASKI r. HYATT, United States Consul.
pee. 10, 1891. Santiago de Cuba.
so,s h-ouchoutf he world. Porrrn d. 4 c. Corr Sole
Prors Boston. How 10 Cure the Worst Ecsema. feo.