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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1900-07-04
FROGS AND THEIR LEGS.

Forty species of frogs are known to f!
the world, according TO the frog man
of the Smithsonian Institution, who
has given the matter laboriouS attcn-
ton. AS this is the frog season it ,s
interesting to know that the crop
promises TO be an unusually large one,
and that the market price should not
be eNorbitant. Less than q quarter OF
century ago only a few people ate
frogs; but now they are generally eat
en-. The governments frog man will
not acknowledge that Canada produces
finer frogs than the United States. He
contends that IN the marshes back of
the Potomac, the Louisiana swamps,
and the swamps and marshes Of New
York State are TO be found the largest,
finest and most succulcnt frogs in the
known world. Ii is admitted, however,
that the Canadians understand the art
of preparing frogs legs for market in Il
manner superior To American, and
that tins fact has brought the Canadian
frogs prominently before the lovers of
good things to eat. He believes that
frog farming is certain to be one Of the
most profitable industries of many parts
! OF the United States, and that already
many men arc engaged in it.
OF the forty species of frogs known,
the largest is the gigantic believer of
the Louisiana swamps, which grows
to four pounds weight, and is one OF
the most choice for table use. Next
come the Potomac and the New York
frogs, all large and of superior flavor
There is not a State in the Union in
which fine eating frogs cannot be found
i'll abundance.
1t is asserted that the pckings on
the body of a frog are Just as good as
the meat on the legs, but in the days
before the dcluge frogs grew to sucl
size that the legs furnished suilicicn
meat To satisfy all demands withol
eating the body, and apparently IL,
custom has been kept up. Geological
sharps have dug up pctrilactions anC
fossils to prove that III those days frog
grew to be as large rs man. The
present day frog man gives little con
sidcration and reverence to sue
stories.
, a frogs leg is one biz mass q
p, muscle, and there should he litt
, wonder that he is Il jumper. The fro
, is astonishinEly like ;hG man in som
a physical respects, and therefore uscfI
Tor some experiments. On the OthC
,, hand experiments show that fro
deprived Of its brains wall live and e;
- and pursue existence in Il sort ,
, automatic manner. Ncm iorh Su
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1900-07-04

a correspondent gives tho follow
ing description Of Mark Haunas por-
sonui appearance at tho Philadelphia
c>nV"rtiOn " Mr.. Hanna wore a b a IL
cu'M""y coat, n doubIe-breasted white
vest aud trousers Of quiet prav
stripe. His badge was gorgeous No.
y"nd description, an affair Of red.
wnlte, blue and gold nearly a foot long
and four inches wide. He wore also his
delegate badge and looked altogether
not unlike q distinguished member OF
noble orders. He spoke with distinct.
ness, II nasaIity, carrying conviction
win his right hand, while his left was
" rnst J"cp in his trousers pocket" He
drther states that Senator Hanna pro
nonnces national - as though IT. were
spelled "n.a-y-t-i-o-n-a and that
when be said eyether" n Colorado
delegate muttered Hes got money!"
The Rev. DR.. Joseph Parker, Of
LONDON, Is the author OF over forty
volumes OF sermons, novels and cssays,
and no" that he Is past 70 years OF age
he Is writing book fitted especially
for ministers.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1900-07-04

The Rev. A. S. Hobart, ID. d.. has
gwen notice OF his proposed resigna-
ton OF the pastoratc Of the First Bap
list Church, Yonkers, n Y, for the
purpose OF entering upon the professor.
snip OF English Bible intcrpr citation,
TO winch he has recently been called
in the Grocer Theological Seminary,
DR.. Hobart is known to have some
positive views with regard TO New
Testament Interpretation and IS to the
value OF the English Bible az text
book in preparation for The ministry.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1900-07-04

Cen Lord Roberts, the hero of
kandahar, who wears the Victoria
cross for gallautry in the iiclG. is afraid
o! cats. II the fate OF the Empire de-
pended on IL "BJbs" could not stroke
the fur OF cat. a few thousand
domestic cats scattered over the veldt
would drive the commander in chief of
the British forces out OF South Africa.
single cat hurled into his tent might
demoralizc the finest plans for a battle
or march. 1t Is not likely that the
Boers will be able to take military ad-
vantage of Lord Roberts's weakness,
Tor he is well guarded, and the most
patriotic Transvaal cat could not
approach his tent without being shot
80 Boer sympathizers will gain nothing
by forwarding their household pets as
munitions OF war TO President Kruger.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1900-07-04

For 20 years DT. Hathaway has confined his
practice almost exclusively tu diseases OF men,
and during that tim" he has restored more men
to health, Nig0r. usefulness and happiness than
anv ten other doctors In the. country combined.
Dr. Hathaway treats and cures 10y method
CntirCly his own. discovered ANA perfected by
himself and used exclusively 10y nm, Loss Oi
Vitality. NaricOcClu. Structure" BLOOD Poisoning
in its different stages, RhrumatiNin' Weak Back
all manner oi urinary complH'htN, ulcers; sores
and Skin Diseases. Bright> biSCh>can aliornS
Of kidney Troubles. His treatment tor under.
toned men restores lost vitality aud makes the
patient Strong, well, vigorous man.
Dr. Ilath3WayS success In the treatment OF
OF cautcry Is phenomenal The patient is treat
ed 10y this method at his own home without pam
or loss Oi time from business This is positively
the only treatment which cures without an Opcr-
alton. DR. Hathaway calls the particular atten-
tiOn of sufferers from NarcOrCc and structure to
pages ~ 9S. -. 80 ana 81 of his new book.
Every ease taken 10y Or. Hathaway is specially
treated according To its nature, all under his gen
cral personal alSupCrN and all remedies used by
him are prepared from the purCStInd bcstdrugS III
his own laboratories undcrhiS personal oversight.
Dr.. hathaway makes no charge for cOuSulta.
tiOu or advice either at his office or 10y mail. and
when ease is taken the one low fee covers all
cost of medicines and professional services.
Dr. Hathaway always prefers, Wlrn Is poSSl.
bic, to have his patients call OH nm iOi AZ ciSt
one interview but this is not essential as he has
cured scores OF thousands of patients in ALI sec
tons of the world whom he has never seen. His
System of Homo Treatment is so perfected That
hU can bring about a cure rs surely ana Sp"Cdlly
as though the patient called daily AZ his office.
J. NEWTON HATfiA WAY, III. ID. q
DIR. Hathaway ~ Co,
! 22S South Broad street, Atlanta, Ca
MENTION THIS PAPER WHEN WRITING.
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Alliacq establish Commerce, and TO
do AZ cher Acts and things which
Indehuent States may OF right do
AnJi noe support OF this Declaration,
wiJlR tm reliance on the protection
OF jyjo Providence, we mutually
D'odotO each other our Lives, our
FOrits sud our sacred Honor.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1900-07-04
A New Book For Men
Special Arrangements Whereby Free
Copy Ca, BE Obtained by Every
Reader Of This Paper.

For weeks the presses
have been busy turning
out tho enormous edit
ion OF DR.. i Newton
Hathaway'S new book
ManlinCSS, NigOr,
Health" necessary to
satisfy the public de-
mand. Or. Hathaway
has reserved "A limited
number of these books,
and thcSUlc haSSpCclally
ARRANGED To- send free by
Inailtu allrctdrrS of this
paper who send names
mud tlll glIrpsS tn him.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1900-07-04

10 y IN train makes ,.,os, ronnrr,,,u
at gam, I'm Falls for all points on $. Al.
NloSc connection at Greenwood for ali
points OH >. a. l.. and G.. & G. Railway
way ''"''
rates, schedules, etc =, address,
-. CRAIG. Gen Pass. Agent
~. M, nohIH Sol AT. AngD ta, Ga
IN EMERsnN. Traffic upo,r
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1900-07-04

Vigor is always an important item
to be kept in view when feeding for
growth.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1900-07-04

eased the blood becomes impoverished,
ana nerves and muscles grow weak for
lack OF nutrition. More fatal diseasea
probably begin with "weak stomach -
than with any other cause. The first
symptom of disordcrcd stomach calls for
prompt use of DR.. Piercc's Golden Med
ical Discovery. 1t is vegetable medi-
cine, absolutely non.acoholic and non
narcotic, aud is uncqacd for the strength
IL gives To blood nerves and muscles.
rr Dnr'ng the summer aud fall of 800, writes
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1900-07-04

@ n - II % rTA.
Bears tho N Tie Kind You Have Always Bought
'&s &.sN2zIzSA /
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1900-07-04

Jack ran in the house to his mother
and she pulled up plank in the floor
and dropped Jack down in the cellar
and put the plank back, and moved ber
chair and table on it, and sat down and
went to knitting. Here came the old
G2Rasscufling and blowing like steam.
+ bS5,c~Ar uident eat nything but little
boysS he peeped in at the door and
said. I'm hungry and Pm hunting for
D. boy JACKIE mother told him she
dldent have any boy for him and to 90
OH or she would set her big dog on aim.
Then he walked all round the house
and looked down the chimney, for he
was as high as a tree, but he couldent
find Jack. When he went away and
was out ot sight, Jacks mother took up
the plank, and reaching her hand dow n
she pulled Jack cut o! the cellar. Soon
after this poor old woman came along
and begged for something to eat, and
Jack and his mother fixed her up "A
good dinner and some coffee, ana the
poor woman was 80 thankful that she
gave Jack bean and tod him to piant
1T and 1t would grow as high as the SKY
and have bushels and bushels OF beans
and the vine would grow AS high as "A
tree In one night. So Jack planted 1T
right away, and next morning he went
out to see 1t, and the top OF it was awav
up yOnder and he could see il gIOwinp
higher and higher. SO he thought IL
would be fun to climb it, and the stems
or the leaves were strong enough to
hold him up like Is ladder, and he kent
on climbing and The bean vine kept on
growing 80 fast that Jack couldeut
catch up with 1t, and by and by he got
30 high he couldent sec the ground and
before long he got up TO the clouds and
stepped off on the blue floor OF the skv,
and looking around at the beautiful
country he saw great fine house that
was built OF stone. So he walked oyei.
to 1t and dident see anybody a
soul nor a log nor cat nor horse nor
COW, but hn heard great snoring in
side and law bones all around the ward.
Then he oeepea In and saw that same
old giant slesp on the floor OF the wide
nall. His tongue was hanging out OF
his mouth and his face was greasy and
bloody, for he had been eating some.
body and laid down to sleep, and his
snoring shook the house. Jack was
awfully scared, and started TO run, but
he saw an AK near the door, and he
II he couldent xii! that old
hile he was asleep. SO he
s. sSet etiptoe and raising up the
& s. & v2 could, he brought It
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1900-07-04

'ANiii a
OF the hazardous
er OF his employment.
not occur to lis that
IDS of men at sea or OH
re hourly climbing to
icights without a fear
without a fall, and that
real danger is not in the
,loymcnt but in the
kcning of the nerves
giving way of the mus
That danger is Just
as great to the man OH
the sidewalk or in the
\ office as to the man
> on the roof. When
the stomach and the
organs of digestion
and nutrition ora J;e
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-03-29
Contra .a!vna!ias,
YER dades

Ell senior Munoz Rivera despues
que injuria en- su peri6dico a todas
las personas que no piensen como
81, dice tranquilamente que no usa
palabras que suenen como insultos.
iVive Dios! Solamente puede acep'
tarse este como una enfermedad.
El senior Munoz Rivera me de-
dica estos adjetivos: traidor, adu-
lador servil, sumiso laca yo, incon
dicional, ingrato, egoista, solitario,
subalterno, indtil, sin genio, sir, Ca
pacidad, judas, pigmeo, halagador,
imponedor de tributos, tipo, CANA,
leon y reptil. Mejor hubiera sido
que me hubiera enviado un diccio-
mario con esta Dedicatoria: Supri
ma los vocablos buenos y aplfquese
los demas. Gracias, muchas era.
cias, ilustre compatriota.
Aquf hay insultos, de tai gene.
70 que no prenden en- mi tduica: pe.
70, calumnia que algo queda, dice ell
refrain: y es necesario que yo haga
historic para deshacer tan falsas
imputaciones. Ell error no puede
prevalecer cuando Sc lie combate con
calma. Creemos en- el riunfo de la
virtud, como creemos que la hoja
del arbol no Sc mueve sin la volun-
tad de Dios.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-03-29
VeTllad
en- 81 lugaI

A los errores en- que incurrio
aver un <diarioo de la tarde, hay O..
rectifcar: que el Sr Santander
no fue Ell predicador la noche del ID
mes dltimo, en- los ejercicios de Qua.
resma que SO estan dando los fe.
les en- Ia iglesia de xSanta Ana,;
2 que 81 predicador esa noche, y 10
fue ell r. Superior, ,estuvo en- la mas
extricta correccion moral, como es
regla; y 8 que ST, como sucedi6,
dicho predicador termin6 su oracion
ante una concurrencia que scasi, lle-
naba el temple, no puede decirse 10
contrario porque xantes, 8 cal ter.
minar, su sermon, algunos segura-
mente mas curiosos que creyentes
Sc retiraron de aquel por cansancio
6 por no series sgrato, ell tema q. de-
sarrollaba, que por haber sido Ell
del xjuicio fnal,s facilmente Sc com.
prende no puede agradar a los mum
danos.
Va1,ios padres de tanailao.
Mario %.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-03-29
tQue pasa
en- ell Asilo de Huerfanos?

Dfcese pdblicamente q. Sc ha man
dado formar expediente en- averigua'
ci6n del NAL trato de que han sido
objetos algunos asilados de aquel es
tablecimiento, atandolos con fuertes
ligaduras que les han ocasionado le'
stones en- los brazos; y teniendo sin
calzado a muchos y dandoles una ali >
mentacion escasa y NAL preparada.
Deseamos que Sc esclarezcan
los hechos que denuncia el rumor
pdblico; que SO desvirtuen 81 son fal :
sos pero que Sc castiguen sin con.
templaciones a los delincuentes, ST
resultan ciertos.
Els la primera vez q. este aeon
tece en- los largos af1os que cuenta
de existencia ell Asilo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-03-29

hiposfos tos de cal y de sosa, STEM
pre- con brillante exito, principal
mente en- ell escrofulismo, raquitismo,
anemia y en- la tub orculosis, del mis-
mo modo que en- la convalescencia de
las Intermediates agudas, uniendo
sus excelentes efectos tonico, ell agra
do con que suele ser tomada hasta
porl los nif1os de mas corta edad, pa
ra los cuales son intolerables las de-
mas preparedness de aceite de ehfga-
do de bacalao.
DIR: ENRIQUE RAM.
yer Sc despacharo los siguien
tes buques: transporte Burnside"
para Nueva York, via Santiago de
Cuba; goleta inglesa "Glady B.
Smih.." para las islas Turcas; vapor
americana ''Philadelphia" para Pom
ce y la Guayra; barca americana
"Hancl1oc' para Islas Turcas; vapor
esparol 'Tsla de Panay" para la
Habana; bergantin espa1olxCortess
para Palma de Mallorca.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-03-29
Ell MEJOR VINO de

vende On Pto Rico es eli Riojano de
Aleson que venden los restaurants
Ella Catalana,, Colonial Clubo, <La
Nueva Catalana,, sLas Baleares,,
<Las Antiguas Paleares, ETC., y al
el establecimiento de los seiores
Gonzalez y Perez, Plaza de Alfonso
XII.
Unicos importadores F. Font y
Hermano, Tanca esquina Fortaleza
Ventas al por mayor y detail.
C~a cuarterola de 100 litros $50 90
Una dOcena de botellas. .... 3 so
Una hotclla ., 80
San Juan, P. r. Octubre 6 1899.
a F. FONT HERMANO
~ 90--56
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-03-29
Anoche tuvimos 81 gusto de

Anoche tuvimos 81 gusto de
saludar, de regreso de los Estados
Unidos, a nuestro buen amigo ell
doctor Lugo Vinas. Trae muy bue
mas impresiones de aquel pals, y
cree one nuestros problemas seran
resueltos sfavorablemente.
INCOMPATIBLE BARATI,
LILO. Jabones Turcos q cuarenta
centavos docena, jabones heleotro-
po a setenticinco centavos docena,
jabones Violeta y Rosa a setenticin
co centavos docena, jabones de Cla.
veles q peso docena, alfle eres q tres
entavos ell papel, cascari la de Per
sia a siete centavos, panu clos de hi
10 a ounce centavos, cinturones
blancos de magnffca & dabritilla a
treinta centavos, impermea a
tres pesos y medic, ALAN bres para
solapas a veinte eentavos, crepes a
treinta centavos, paragu as q diez
reales, pa1uelos con inicia les de Sc
da a venticinco centavos, blusas de
colores a peso, en- Ell NUEVO BA-
ZAR 40 San Francisco 40.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-03-29
NOtlClas
Generates.

,Anoche EMBARGO en- Ell <Isla
Panays, con rumbo q la Habana,
nuestro querido amigo y compafero
ell docto Cueva Zequeira, quien va a
tomar rosesi6n de una catedra en-
aquella Universidad, para cuyo de-
sempef1o fue recientemente nombra.
do. Feliz travesia deseamos al cita-
do amigo
Sc han encontrado en- la Gale
un portam oneida conteniendo, meta
lico, ell que Sc crea ser su duef1o,
previo pago de 81 por este anuncio
y dando las sef1as del objeto perdi
do Sc leindicara la direction del que
10 tiene.
La Junta de Sanidad debe obli-
gar q las brigadas que Sc ocupan de
la limpieza en- las GALES, que procu-
rem barrer las aceras, para que el
dolvo no perjudique tanto & los esta
blecimientos.
LA PARISEN-MODISTAS San
Francisco 81. Nuestro lena es bue
no, bonito y barato. Esplendido sur
senoras, seforitas y ninos a escojer,
de todos precios y colores recibidos
ultimos n-odelos de Parfs-se con
feccionan al gusto del parroquiano -
Precios arrreglados Sc reforman
sombreros y Sc rizan plumas San
Francisco 81 Frente la Farmacia
de Blanco: es la casa que vende
mas barato y tieneu artfculos mas de
moda. us 2
S-
T o,.ic iof Il
tie Preside Provincial nos invita- pa
ra que contribuyamos con la remi-
sion de algun ibro la formation
de una Biblioteca, anexa a la escue
la de aquel establecimieIto, para
instruction y recreo de los infelices
coninados.
Aceptamos gustosos la invita-
cion, aplaudimos los buenos pro-
p6sitos del jefe del penal.
Llamamos la atenci6n del pd
blico sobre ell gran surtido de pro
visiones que ofrecen Gel Ahorro, !,
Lima 76 y su sucursal, Cruz 81 ALI
hay 10 mejor en- manteqnilla, jamon.
de varias classes, mortadella y jamon
en- lata & &. Dep6sitos del acredita-
do vino Californiano. 3
Ha causado muy buen efecto en-
la opinion pdblica ell art1culo de co
laboracion sobre hygiene escrito por
el doctor Quevedo Baez, y que pn,
blico este diario aver.
Con objeto de pasar a esta Ca
pital asuntos propios, ha solicita
do tres dias de licencia ell Collector
de Rentas de Humacao.
Hoy tom6 puerto ell yacht de
vapor <Seythians procedente de las
Islas Bahamas
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-03-29

entro aver tarde la goleta "Eagre"
de l a comision hidrografca D..
Sc ha dispuesto al uez muni'
cipal de Lajas requiera a don Jose
Oriol Ferrer y dona Amelia Ferrer,
para que acrediten en- debi da forma
ell parentesco que los une fin de
concederles la dispense q ue solici
tan
Nicolas Burten Francisco
Beanchamp, Jacinto, Hip6lito y
Juan Cordero, Felipe Rabi, fueron
detenidos por la policia ms ular en- ell
puesto de Mameyes, acusado por
rifa y escandalo. Tambien fue de-
tenido Modesto Torres por estafa.
Por vender aqua de la pluma
del acueducto fueron detenidos aver
Marcelino Pastrana y Jose Ayala.
Por ruta desde Bay anon fue
conducido aver esta Capital ell
individuo Esteban Santana,
Cristino Priales. que Sc halla
ba durmiendo anoche en- la via pd
blica, fue conducido I; la preven
cion
D. JUAN GONZALEZ de Canuy,
pone en- conocimiento del p1blico,
haber otorgado poder gene raj a su
hijo Jose G.. Gonzalez para que le re
presente en- todo sus asuntos y tran
saciones comerciales.
De una herida casual fue asis
tido aver en- ell cuarto de so corros ell
individuo Manuel SOrianO.
El americana Henry G. Homp
son fue curado aver en- la sala de SO
corros de un golpe que Sc in frio por
hallarse en- estado de embria aguez.
Aver fu6 asitido en- Il. sala de
Socorros Victor Ortiz de un herida
por pedrada que le infri6 un mu-
chacho que emprendio la fpga.
Juan Luis Padilla, que Sc
hallaba aver tendido en- ell terraplen,
enfer mo y desamparado, fue condu-
cido en- camilla al cuarto de 5000
rros.
Aver tarde, en- ia Gale de
San Sebastian, los idividuos Arturo
Sanchez y Gonzalo Arroyo SO ostuvie'
ron u ma rif1a tenaz, resultan do este
ultimo con algunas lesiones y media
oreiaI de menos. Ell agresor fue de
tsenido 3 por la policia.
Ha debido llegar aver q Ponce d
recoier emigrantes para la Isia de
Cuba ell vapor ''Mostera'
Por embriaguez fueron condu
cidos al Dep6sito~ municipal Felix
Cullen, Aurelio Martinez v Antonio
Diaz,
En- Ponce ha fallecido ell laborioso
vecino de dicha ciudad, don Emile
Echavarria
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-03-29

Ell Procurador General ha ordena
do al Juez municipal de Camuy, Sc
requieren don Eduardo Jose, para
que manifesto las causas que le obi
garon pedir dispense de parentes
co.
No le ha sido aceptada por ell Go
biernc, la 1enuncia q hizo ell concejal
del Ayuntamiento de Juana Diaz don
Mariana Renovales.
Ha sido informado devuelto 4
la Superioridad por ell Alcalde de
Aguas Buenas, -un escrito de don Jose
F. Fernandez, escribiente de aquel
Juzgado municipal.
POR SOLO Is DIAs. iGRAN
BARATILLO! GRAN QUEMA.
ION! Precios baratfsimos. En- ell
New Yok Bazaar, Fortaleza 81. Cal
zados de todas classes, sombreros id,
paraguas, sombrillas de seda de CO.
lores, perfumerfa, prenderfa fina,
objetos de plata en- centros de mesa
y para las comidas, trajes de nif1os,
blusas americanas para sef1oras,
baules y nlaletas, efectos de escrito'
rio, muchos objetos de novedad y
fantasia y de quincallerfa fna, aba
nicos, guitarras y bandurrias valen
cianas ropa interior para hombre
& &. n -a-5-,1.
Esta manana fOndeo en- nues
tro puerto, procedente de Venezuela,
ell vapor americana "Caracas" con
~ pasajeros y carga para esta Capt.
tai.
Falleci6 repentinamente aver
tarde don Rafael Bermudez, antique
y laborioso empleado de los senores
Crosas y Compaf1fa.
En- cuanto q la fabrication de
licores concierne, dicese generalmen-
te, que en- Puerto Rico Sc ha llega
do a la meta, desde que ell senor
Ambrosiani ha montado su destile'
ria. Pruebense sus productos, sobre
todo, los anis marcas Gel An daluzs
y "Mi Nina.
La Emulsion de Scott 70 es una
medicina de patente, su formula, ba
sada en- principles cientficos raciona
les, es conocida de todos, y esto
debe en- gran manera ell decidido apo
yo de la Facultad medica.
Don Enrique RAM, Doctor Ell
Medicina y Cirujia, Medico Director
del Balneario de Coamo, Pto Rico.
Certifica: Que hace af1os viene
usando tanto en- la Peninsula como
en- las provincias de Cuba y Puerto
Rico, Ia acreditada Emulsion de Scott
de aceite de. .hfgado de bacalao con
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Tubos

de hero galvanizado de media q
dos pulgadas diametro propios para
instalaciones del acueducto ha reci'
bido Ell cantidad de 6.OOO pies
JULIAN MATIENZO.
San Francisco 81.
S 81.
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Tenemos en cartera un brilliant

Tenemos en- cartera un brillante
articulo del Sr. Lcdo. en- Ciencias D.
Jose Janer terciando en- la discussion
sobre la fosforescencia Abruma-
dos de materiales de actualidad nos
dispensara ell amigo tengamos que
retardar su publication.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-03-29

Fallecio repentinamente aver
tarde don Rafael Bermudez, antique
y laborioso empleado de los senores
CrOsas COmpaf1ia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-03-29

Esta manana fondeo en- nues
tro puerto, procedente de Venezuela,
ell vapor americana "Caracas" con
~ pasajeros y carga para esta Capt.