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The times., 1900-04-14

Special line Of Easter Suits OF light
dressy patterns Double breasted
Jackets. These Suits were made spe-
cially for US. all-wool. sewed with
silk. lined with best Italian cloth.
Best tailoring Our s6 grade 81 M
for Saturday leader............. ''VV
We offer in the popular S. grade
line Of suits that have never been
equaled in style. finish. trimming. and
tailoring: this line is where we wish
10 establish our claim TO our leader
shin in BOYS Tailoring. You have
practically no limit to select from. We
are going to give you 50 and s. values
in this class. full lines just from the
best makers. The materials are clay
vo-steds one line serges. broadwales,
herriugbone serges. novelty
cheviots. tweeds, homespuns, M
etr-.......s..a.-.- sssssss- sss'a
The times., 1900-04-14

Easter linen blouse waists for boys
9 20 years SOC 20 81 plain, fancy col
lars and cuffs embroidered inserted.
etc
The times., 1900-04-14

Ladies' Linen Collars; all the new
shapes. 10c ana for 25c for the best.
The times., 1900-04-14

Our spring overcoat and REFER de-
partment holds styles that are many
and fascinating Attention is particu-
larly directed TO the s. lines.
our IS and $3.50 new novelty
REFERS for ages 3 to s years-go Sh nh
today Or...............'..'
The times., 1900-04-14

Another style Of Vestee Suits for
boys 2 TO 9 years. made for the little
men only. plain blue serge: 3 different
STYLES OF fancy vests, these are 0li
s. values for................... S'V0a
The times., 1900-04-14

Our boys 25c grade Of stockings is
recognized by those using them 20 be
the best ever offered. They retain the
lustre and color
The times., 1900-04-14

The Mothers Friend the only waist
without fault soc Up for lauudered
style.
The times., 1900-04-14

Our Juvenile Department is a special
feature No cheap cotton or shOddy
products. but OF the finest materials
and workmanship. exclusiveness and
value are readily apparent: we will
offer for Saturday several styles Of our
..EIberon" Suits. So value for 81; these
are neat unfinished worsteds.
with fancy vests; ages 6 to II M
years Observation-Disclosures. ''VN
The times., 1900-04-14

We call your notice to our line OF
full dress and Tuxedo Suits-and re-
quisites for full dress wear We can
supply all the wants from stock on de
maud.
The times., 1900-04-14

Our shirt waist department is the
most complete in town, representing
the best makers only.
The times., 1900-04-14

has been removed
RoNAGE Of ORGANIZED LABOR and its friends
The times., 1900-04-14
Bows Furnishings, Hats and Shoes.

We want everybody TO see the new
shirtee that we are showing FOR the 1T
tie fellows TO 3 years. 25c 10 S'c IN
white linen and pique, percales and
fancy piques. They are Indispensable
for the new suits this spring.
The times., 1900-04-14

Guaranteed qualities Of Tan and
Black Kid and Satin Calf Boys and
Girls 81 grade Shoes, 7rc
sizes up to .. III
TODAH..........-. "
The times., 1900-04-14

Durable and shspely DOngola Kid
Oxford Ties and high cut Boots.
equal to many sl.5O nSr
Shoes. III
TODAY ONLY............ W
New-York tribune., 1900-05-13

IN" He sat upright in his chair. gripping the
arms of it and clenchng his teeth Go on
I'll shut my eyes, if you'd rather"
Spang! The shovel came down on the skull of
Mr. Tommy Smith with sound like a cracked
bell muffled He gave a little gasp
Harder. Old chap" ne said. blinking. and a
little more in the middle. Can't-you-swing-
it-a-bit?'
spang. It descended again. and Tommy
Smith gasped and turned red first then white.
A member Of the club mad opened the door as
the blow fell. He gasped too. dropped a Gig
arctic in an amber mouthpiece fully four
inches long, recovered it much damaged, and
retired precipitateIy under the impression that
two Of his fellow members were settling an af-
TAR OF honor with the fire irons after drawing
lots He was a gentleman Of honor and dis
erection himself and he felt that he had no right
TO intrude or to mention it to the committee
1t was minute TWO before Tommy spoke.
All right" he said at last. with an uncertain
smile, and his friend looked relieved 7 saw
a hat1ui Of stars that time. 1 should think that
would work il. III sit here-ffve minutes
Then Wen start. When we're once there the
longer The beggars keep Us waiting the better
feel my hair sitting UP already"
Ten minutes later. as hey were getting into 4
hanson, his friend inquired how he felt.
u suppose I've got a headache he answered.
I've never had such thing before, but the
bumps rising beautifully"
And did they pass their medicaT'? And did
they otherwise satisfy their examiners as to
their htness to hold commissions in Her Maj
estys army? I can only say that that night a
short square built youth jouTreyed from his
club TO a lodging house n Jermyn-st on the
roof Of a four-wheeler. after Offering to carry
the cab on his back down Piccadny, and that
New-York tribune., 1900-05-13
N-YORK TRIBUNE ILLUSTRATED SUPPLEMENT

.F2or said Nv rs,-,,,,,o,,o o,z =, 80.
his former ,7troo+i = .,T,- 49,, - - ~.
the lr+ ;+t -. -, - - -, .
root a,,s,,.ars
..r,o ,-,,, -,t7 ,,,,I-;.,- -. - 49,. .,
Tommy Sr,i+b - - -
think r,is1+ Ia ,-.,r,, s1ir,r7,,.,- ,.r- - ,tn
With ,-Isss s,,, I-t5 49,, -
..r,,,-,.. - A. -.
~. ,,l.- 80 . '-1
-, So ''-- 1U7 % -I'-- " ''" "
nv
r,,+ -. :, 4- .,,1
80 S'u IL you Hdo Squlh1eo through your
'----''. l.'S eye - SO'o enough Ior Ihd1-
10" I-u iloI Spot me- al the same sald ms
---eiil' coo.-y. used my rlght eye all the
----ie' y" ne" you salo cover your leit eye
covered II With my left hand; when you said
brr oa,era5 ,,,,, ,.r+ r'j,, 49, 49,. .t.-1+
''' 'D l''
-77 'il7 Io1IoI c--'-p may not De sueH
a. isS is EOu' suggested ioihi'ly 9iIl-th' sun
..-.,,
--S 49, 9@4N ''s' --=-'sl-ii7 4'''7l'S' ne "'I
7-'--7 I'D 91- y Hi9' " u" oI'9 ili-1
a-1 men WIN me o'He'- 4u+-e see Ih7H
80 u 'Ie"' Ou' H11-s It, II my @ood eye goes
-'-- nav ~ -, ne SCI wee 'I'"u' II l--
ID 'i'7-iS'
SoN o'i'le ~'ii'ii'i iIei III 1i--e-
75N7 o'i7 Deter ma" -'eiSoH' ne
- ---i- w i-5' l-7 711li - di,@ uiuII 'Al 10
7poo- q i'e1ica- ooaFc before ne got sho"
-S ~ never nave soL one Al al II lie mad Al
d. ID 0U -''ii' you may lo'A 1901 LOT HEe
'-'7' WI S-'e you loii7e' 10 '--ii'
'--- 7i- men you VII Dc no worse
New-York tribune., 1900-05-13
THE STRAINS THEY SUFFERED.

From The Lewiston Journal
For exercise in expression the teacher daily
asks her scholars to describe some OF the hap
penings of the day at home.
Little Minnie. Ioquitur, When my papa Wens
to go down into the WOOdshed the other evening
where il was dark he slipped the stair and
strained his foot and he cant walk
Here another little girl evidently re-
minded OF something. and she raised her hand
and fiuttered It TO get the teachers attention
"Well2" suggested the teacher
Please ma am when our came home
from pasture last night she slipped in the mud
right in front OF the house and strained her
milk but she Is able to walk just the same"
New-York tribune., 1900-05-13
CASTE.


r-u-n Punch
KIND hearts are more than Coronets."
know this must Of course be true;
Z IS the same old sun that sets
On r.-h and low that rises too
VIVA matters Il for whom you buy
The ing u diamonds and pearls,
mad whose birth IS none too high,
Or daughter Of 4 hundred eaTis?
z you- r. content that she should be
W=I-uor exactly as you are.
tn .r5=--g difference IT degree
NJ only very seldom jar.
TnIulerauc= We should suppress.
A. attribute Gf fools and chur!s,
Yer 7 prefer ! must confess,
Tn daughter Of a hundred earis.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-13
ECONOMIES OF HOTNECLElyLyG.

From The Chicago Record
Mr.. Jones-This is very poor economy, Clara
Mrs. J0nes-What DO you mean?
Mr.. JOnes-Why. for you to buy a accent
stepladder and keep home from business to
hold it for you.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-11-13

Two I.aUu.t taI..I..a 10 .atare a.r
aaaaufa .lufed In hlaaia ile NrauuIa
cd anl ins pfysssl f.f4a The graHa.
iafed fufm Is ubiaIa.i b5 passlnE t.r
nab rles sudeI pressufe through e d.a
mrshel sigtt Ibs bmau sggs paas /.
tact boo iue envelopes aft retained .a
tbt Sieve I8 iDtae pure aat 10 adl.I
iu tne pful1Uttyo GO aue taeutiett, ar
one fUUlgtu Dc n uumately mIAeu
wlth tbe tggs b. mraua of hIuu .f
Wuuden apuuu The taFlaU4 10 tbtu
rvady for consumption. % be packed
in ruund mrtaliIg buAes at Jne aud IA
half t0 nte pounds auu eutgloped Iu
parchment for transportation Iua
prraseh AWARE ke,pa better than tUo
Erauuiated .Osm
Io obtain BE- ths ffy.H .atIaI, Is treat
cd with solution GO saIJ at q. ieEI..a
haume uuuI tho tssa auquIlg ..l
tain drErve 90 hAidu,as IhIa up,u
tuu requires DuuaIi,Iaul, aLIu auu .t.
pyutupe 40 allowed to siaJ boo ths aa.
iuJiuu tuu laug the ,ltait viii ue t.Y
saltJ. aud DO uut laus enough the esaa
cannot b. preserved Iuy caviar, a
then poe iuto small au.ka which at,
pressed uuler screw pItaa Go ultu
out tne ,tt,aa co asll % la packed Iu
ualIyb containing up 40 l.uuo puuuua
90 ieN boo tuv uusIual aagka WbI.h
uyaaui, b uJ au luDLta The average
shpuu 90 pr,aa,d ,atiat, for tpe three
J,aa 1876 tu 1906 bias ur,u muiD than
.Ussl tuua l,pttatutluE "a tutut ut tI.
tuu upu r,I,uUu. Au.u.uu
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-11-13

tumaad ~ ttf h.Ehest a1an is DO
usarr rrerftta tns h.aeat uf the auinlai
hlnniani Nan = the naas unrhasir.
en- nast lruaaeu co. meat rrogiaf
e. u.asf ularir fhr masf hrpurrft. .aI
na.I the n.asf aIHaf .aua ca nrinH .r.a
turra So anIa.aI .feept mah Hs
w. ttf mere mhf .f tnina Nas 1n.
halnn a. mAa fEf Nfe ef anufhEf g.
rnftaaaea ~ mmsh afmfr m haI
enanna ..nsrfFnsr tnnwa haf tNs .n
fta.fI.aIaafs alaeeaEre af aefenesi les
thtHs tr sru.ad sa1 afnauiaFf ~ t.
fuaf 90 taauase. a heraa1 fhafarfs
tzausn rar haaaa slDeeies ID tee ea.r
srerles .I tnImaIa IhzI plunHea fa sH. b
arEt ns ~ aIna Ewes riuaFa sn.I
hFeuas Ra a.f hII f.I .aIfenfun
So saIaItI rt.sUt Hsa hnhifua
seas araua .afaIF ..I .f an usa aH.
insuuiss fa a..HHaIa aI4H aa aniu.h
ftreui aan. fiaaa .... sr.asnniai iI.H.
fhaf sFe sf aa psss.I.I. asr fa hin. fraI
$40 sn .aIaIf aaI sa aH..HsInattnu ..
u ahaar a.la.sIfH.a bel bee eauinIf...|
ufeua.as.. .fIs.a Hr.H afhers rt.
a.r H. .II...aIfes .H HfstraeiaaaI
faIIr..i .I...aE tler.. ...l.anIaea an....
Iaa ....ia anI IuaIIHusia $50 anI....
.t.FIF HaH s.rH.Is s. a.Es Uar |
a.a .a.fa.ss sfIfIaa f.I supefioufI
a.t sat.trI.ufy Ia us.| |.IH.as but I..E
sunsrlsfiIF ah..h .....sIs In sIu....
rsfuHa .a fls heafs .f .u.s faIisas "a.
.Iaa anI a. Hu.HaI .|a.fI.es e.m.
nI.n. lfH|ua.f u..|a..E. "A. .na UHInHa IL
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-11-13

na.. iIseurt .n rfra umF thau an
Inpfumata t.s aEht oslahuaa 'a
agate fne s.rne af utrrafI las hrFah
IH.aa aaffars So asanef aas tNf re
.I.F.n h.aI.F aannaa.fl thar
ea HH.aa Hpfn affrah tni go
aHi hafHra -
IHu Hf.a ha Ih aaat o. 20
k hr Naaa
aaa au H .aef atiFr
IH a'"a'f ~
nHf 90 @ ~ sa
- ~
Naa
san n - -
FHH - place
.a
@
" hta CO.
tH'
H' 'as
E .''H.
i 60
a.ar
a' OATS
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-11-13

a 10 p..soiUl, that tue timo maJ ,9w.
shea Mr N,batd Croker shall h,
Oveubtoou lu N,~ tur1 ,lD uut u
MAJ b, aet luou aa contain .ht. r.
Osoftn,u~ ~ll uot ut a,.D.Duliab. u.
aay blDuIi.aa pstauu uh. ", a.tu
ios thg uan "uo uu~ua Ni
Ufukti baa sal J. bat. luta uIpl.h l.t
0i,s,i auI u. .uu ui tti.nuual., uI
10 uuat D. prepared ts s.. SOP ..t
UeiJ aul .lat tp ,.1 lal. Whit. .h.
dpeuus ptu..aa b. Iu .p...ll.u NI
tu~ iaa ltsI hIui sI "a ma..
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-11-13

h 10 sreat relief to tum from th,
dsbasiug same uf poiuya to the real
npliftihE iito oi today be- the column ut
Mothers hluts pat uu b. patout
ssedicins company aud shith teii ot
lhe ~ay 60 make uubrb covering fui
AA infaAta bed and the AtDeaaiB tut
ksspius raAois. uat.hes aud loaded
shot guna Aeay from children
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-11-13

The ~Ooll5 .Orm thiz taIl Ia s,D
biAck over our thlfd uf thr ~aJ them
. light BTo~u wIth BLACK taIl A..
oOrdink tO ptophs., ihia meaua Co. t
ths hrst ntg OT ola Ne,ka of 4Iut f
viii b. seiy opld then there "iil Ue a
uaiid spell Uf k~o oI three weeks fol
iOsed ~ eOlJ ~eathyr the rsmaIud O.
ul tn uLnr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-11-13

Dick Morgan ~ho played The rpi. Df
BEARDED LADY. iu ilno0ln county durng
ths cAmpAlKyi has taken the rat from
unaeT his pompadouf aud rrlapsrd in
30 ailenes Uisk uught to see some
thing real good from thv aamluistra
fissa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-11-13

TIE district DouFt Judge iralu pI,
uidinE. convened this morning Seven
tsen persoua ~yTe uatafaiiLrd and teo
divorce acre granted. The hurchiou
naarder cas- from Day cUuuty all be
tAksn ~ thia evening The psut lup
h. already impanelsd ~ Hano bru
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-11-13

senatof Haaaaa Ie.'a. al..u that be-
haa haa enough aI .-siil.a aaI Dt all
riwht bat BE- satYra ml.h 1f enc pfims
toaaas fafragI tour abi.h .s a con
tlnaoas ptffounaate
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-11-13

gred BOnnls 0i thr Denver ru.t of
Iere6 er hyan tIg.090 q year fIf
ave years 90 ~fit- three columns uf
editorial matter each avsk tur the
Poat NJ Bryan ref,fssa ths .ner
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-11-13
0ut poA FpH rptut,VAt tUNN
aullitN 10 NoT aHtuut

Mace NVpspliea p,l,,N lasa au
aNeath tevil gallyiA Nal 81 on tu.
WaAnath gVg ,es se~lga ~ g@,b o,hs,
cNnEe h elWays tsVehis A sell dv
An'ane1 RepuDlican nev yaa prggd
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-11-13

HAsf@te tvas uH. ets Wtah taassasska
~, - iiV0U sll lssss,s,i ,si-..., -.s.ss
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-11-13

ihta shuua tbst Ia .ab4 fpsts tha
a,m,a,s,,D" swauu,al tp ipHlhaua
anl tl lbas. mmlataoJs considerably
wptv tbau Due N'ut,h ,aws n enc
decade gudsJ ia 1890 .nd uns anb u
the ip,adv sudius thls tvat
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-10-30
PARA PERSONAS PALIDAS.

sirvienta de Ia escuela gradua1a de
nif1os,
LIE fue concedida licencia q don
Tulio Larrinaga para constfulr una
casa de MADEIRA en- Santurce.
Sc acord6,pasase al diputado de
Teatro Ia solicitud de don Pompeyc
Risuef1o sobre rescisi6n del contra
to del tel6n dc anuncios.
Para cubrir dos vacantes en- e.,
cuerpo de policia municipal, fueron
rombrados don Manuel Gil Taboa-
da y don Juan Vale.
Pas6 Ia comisi5n de Hacienda
la solicitud de don Juan .Valldejuli,
Official % del negociado respective,
piliendo aumento de sueldo. -
Fu6 acuerdo aprobar el informe
del concejal Sr Diaz Navarro orde-
nando a los duef1os de casas el pro.
veerse de agua, del Acueducto y Pc
dir informe los celadores de aque
las casas que no tengan acouetida.
Quedo sobre Ia mesa la solicitud
de don Conrado Palau pidiendo con
donaci5n d. contribuclones de una
casr de SD propiedad, situada en-
Puerta de TERRA.
Sc entero la Corporation de la
aperture de Ia casa habiitada como
hospital cuarenterario.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-10-30

Las pei(2ulas desprendidas de
Ia superticia del g"auo por Ia accio1
de los cep;ll',s, montados con pte
ferencia ospiral sobre uu ciliudro 81
ratorio, So eeparan del grauo puro
pOr medic de un. cUrrinnte de aire
pro u-l1i& yer IN aspirador 6 - :os
h. en- IN recipienta sprup tadr;
n,iel,tras 1ue el grato morao y Inn
pio, - re- ds toda pe,1cuia cae q! fon
90 d ceposito cs>da doadc puedc
recogerse, por medic de un aparato
trans portador, de rosca sin fiji 8 por
cua|quiera de los procedi:Lientos
usualeS
El procodifoien - De hauecta
ci6u una soluvion de $. sa 2 cepi
ltaIo del grano pueds rel etirss t.-.
tas veces como sea necesariO n .,ta
obtener el producto que sc de ee
1Las rel1colas separadas dc cada
operaibH SO rec, gsu seEaradam-nte
y Sc ubtienen al produCtos difereu
tes, como sou pc s;uias Itro .s.> . ce
luto>a, pei1culaa nucrltlva>. elc,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-10-30
E] Lupus
Q Ia tuberculosis
de Lar,

Tratando de Ia Lepra decla en-
mi artlculo anterior, que en- ei Lu'
pus Sc hauian obtenido resultados
con ia ,,infa de Koch, mas halaghe
n con la atmocaLsis y radiotera
pia Que ultimamenre habian sldo
brf iantes y concluyontes los obten'
dos por medic de la Photograph,
habiendo ofrecldo tratar en- cap1tu'
10 aparte este nuevo 6 importante
triurfo terapeutico, 10 que d cum -
plir me- dispongo.
Consiste la Atmocansls vapo
rizaclon experimentation en- la
aplicacion, por medic dc instrumen
tos aparatos adecusdos, de vapoi
de aqua sobre los tejidos en- trata
mlento, cuyo resultado es su mortl
ticaciou, la extinction de los rnicroor-
ganismos que alberga, ell esfacelo
subsiguiente restituclon dc nnevos
tejidos sanos y normales que veo-
drlan & cubrir, en- forma de lustrosa
cicatriz, la parto ante5 ocupada por
el Lupus. Este reSu!ta5O no st
obtiene de golpe n n e d / q
tamente con una sOla aplicacibn; &c
~~--~:11~ ~ ~.,>t r'r >.,'l>.'' NO W.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-10-30
Glasses !! pasiVaS
Triunf0 e| derecho
Ui]} y la justicla.

c. So ha recibiao hoy: el siguiente
telegrama, fechado en- Madrid ell %
del corriente:
<Concedido gobierno cobrar pen
siouts n&tur ales .uscrltas Consulate
antes II Abrii de 1899 Remitan ms
cripciones, concesiones originates y
fees &c vida. Fe'icite clases pasi'
vas.>
LA CORRESPONDENCE que tam
bien hizo snya la campana en- favor
de las pobres yiudas y huerfanOs de
benemeritos e,np!eaios y militares
puertorriqueflos, Sc complace en-
trasu.itir tamcien su felicitacion d
esas classes honradas y virtuosas
desherCdadas de la fortuna, que no
tienen mas patrmonio que sus ext
guas pepsiones adquiridas al ampa'
70 de la Ley.
Como aclaracion al insertO te'e'
grama, debemos manifestar que CO.
mo el Consulado Espancl SO instalo
en- esta Isla con posterioridad & la
fecha del II de- Abril que Sc cita,
son vaiidas las inscripciones hechas
despues; este es, cuando la instnla
ci6u del Consulado tuvo lugar; en-
cuyo case Sc eucuentran tcdas las
interesadas residences On esta Is
Ia.
Ell derecho triunfs siempre, y Ia
verdad y la justicia Sc imponen,
;Que sea enhorabuena!
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-10-30

iiua, antas de pasar OF. nu2ya.
La Radioterapia es la apllcacl0n
terapeutica de los ray os X do Rot
los mas enthusiasts repre@entar
toS
La Electroterapia ha sido apli
cadts en- esta enfernedad pOr tin:en
CuyO nombre va undo este trata
miertO. Sus resultadCs SO Gicen tau
briI]antes, que nos pareco, al infor'
mar de ellos, hablar de una question
resUelta, siendo innecesaliO ir on
busCa de Otro teniendo en- ell Lupus
empero, no olvidemOs, que en- nedi
ciba surjen profundas toorlas; des
entusiasman al mas est0ico y cOnse
jos que el tempo y ulteriores expe'
riencias Sc encargan de retlTarlaS y
hacerlas pasar al olvidO cHjrO el la
vegante pierde de vista los pertiles
de la sierra qperida dOHde deja
sus mas caras afec Jones, de las
Que mas tarde solo La de queaar
le el recuerdO.
Diversas otras medicaciones han
merecido las mas calurosas reco
mendaciCnes, tai sou: Pasta de re
sorcina, inyecciones de calomel, pin
celadas de Guayacol, y otros me
dicamentos de nenor reputation.
De las inyecciones de tubercuiina
de Koch Sc asegura haher ooe.
do algunas curaciohes perfecta5
Venimos ahora 4 la Fototera
pia aplcada al Lupus, cue es ell
obleto principal de este b:eve ira
bajO.
Conocida ia variodad dc los ra
yos de luz y experimentado su il
fuencin en- cl desenvolvimiento de
la vida org qanca, tauto la yegetal
como Ia animal, secun el color pro
pio de aquellos, va aislado, va de
Ciertas conbinaciOnes, SO hicieron
ta.n5.en experiencias aplicand olos
& Intermediates determinadas, con
especialidad la de la piel, llegandC
Sc & resultados satisfactorios y pre-
vechosos para el hombre
Los progresses que realiza una
ciencia cua!quiera expression los ra
dios de su benehca aCcion en- to-
dss diretciones, entrelazandose uns
ciaucia con la otra de tai manera
quo las conquistas do una resultar
tambien en- provecho de otras. AS,
la medicina SO apropia las conquis
tas de la qulnica y de Ia fisica,
en- provecho de la humanidad, CT
va salud le esta encomendada. E.
erfeccionamiento de los aparatos
microsc6picos, los instrumentos de
optica para ol reconocimiento de
fondo del oJo, nariz, fauces, larir
ge, traquea, estomago, vegiga y Sc
nos 6seos de la cara, bien direc
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-10-30
P(oCcdjmiento
para descaseaIaI
LOS GI, AMOS.

Easta 81 pr >"..te Il desca '"'r"
do separa ";67 de- las 'uvnlverfes
nutritivas, epldelmls, ecl Sc OhCo1la
Dor medic ii ~! .'-'~cO tozadO 8 'r';'
aado mec&nico de los grauos, 81 que
les Guitaba 20 SOLO Ia cascara exte
rlo1 . eplueI mis-, >ino tamo,en l's,'
ce de su masa 8 puIia fur n>'
A,oaia> Il oAscara Sc sepsra ct;
grsno de un mo3o Irregular, prudu
ciando Un s.lvesio en- el que Sc IA
llaban mez;.ata5 lis pa:ll2ulas l%f!>
sas Dc 7r casca~a s epldcrmis exte
rior con las partlcuias de pulpa nu
trltiva del grano.
i..a,u-yl,;.., Ia 60 ~ racihl mAca
nica de- ID Ga .cara exterior y salv a."
50 pIoducia> &c Ut nco3 tan l!nrsr
fscto. que des n16s III, nt 1~9r Il g|-fio
para co1vortirlo en- eeuoIa Q 81 la
rina, hsb qac t:s izar va-ia, ve:es
Ia. .molicnda para separar CO ella ei
salvado.
- Exi>te un procedimlento de sc
oaraci6n de Ia cascara del grano pof
Ia via hdmeda, pero ZEN dicho proce
timierto Ia casC~ra Sc despren te en
tera:y rosu,ta IN sal7ado casl 8 IN va
Tor t.lguno Ademas ESQ proceed
niento liena 81 Inconvenience de per
juGicar la pulpa de los 9ranos = DO
lay duda Que ei pJoceciDlento pcr
la Via idmeda la mas salvado que
81 descortesado en- seco.
7El nuevo procedimiento invant2
dc permite extraer Embellishments
cada una de las pelfculas 6 .euv )lveE
tes por separado, obtenendose de
este modo, separadamente. Ia cescs
ra lef1osa formada esencia me 10 de
celulosa; luego la pellcula nutritiva
Que puede transf"ruarse en- $eno!a
de gran valor, y hnalnente el grano
rorro qne. rnolido una sofa VIZ de
una harina dc superior calidAd.
E,te procedlmien5o ccnsi~te en-
tomar ell .trigo, prcvianente llmpio
de toda materia ex5raf1a, y hnmede
cerlo' 'ligeramente en- una debil sclu
cion de sosa, mauteniendoio en- cons
tante agitaci6n mleLtras SO humede
ce; luego el gcano Sc someto q Ia &C
cion de unos cepillos met&Ecos que
le quitan:las pel{cQias.
La practica ha den estrada, que
| 2I8ClaS d la uu uuCg~SACA oS1 = ohO
Ia soluci6n de sosa, el gluten de la
pelfcula nutriva que Sc halla iauie
| dla 5auente deoa,o de ID cascara le
no "a, Sc resblaudsce hasts el punto
de que esta Ultima Sc desprenda "a
cilmente y de un modo complete por
la acci6n de los cepillos metalicos
que dejan el grano perfectamente
| mondado f&cilmente transtormable
por una sola opsraci6n en- stmola {
harina de calidad superior y que na
da deja que desear.
| En- Ia practica Ell grano hnmede
cido en- Ia soluci6n de sosa Sc trans
porta y conduce a los cepil!os POI
medic de un mecanismo transporta
dor 6 rosca sin fin, cuyo objeto nc
solo es conducir ell grano, 81 que
tambien revolverlo y mezclarlo init
| manente para asegurar de esta na
nera su mas perfecta uniforma hu
! mectaci6n.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-10-30
Venta,

Sc vende por no poderlo aten
der su duef1O un aparato de soda de
marmol blanco, con seis dep6sitos
para sirop y un grifo de doble cho.
rro: tiene un generator para produ.
cir aqua de soda, dos fuentes de ace
70 de 10 galones cada una, porta va.
SOS grandes y chicos y extractos pa
ra los sirop. El apa1ato es compile
to, pudiendo funcionar "a horas des
pues de montado. Para informes D.
Leandro Montalvo en- Mayaguez.
Octubro 1900.