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The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-29
MCKINLEY WENT TO cmuHcH.
Had Callers During che nay From
Eleven different states.

Canton. o.. oct 2S-President McKin-
lov went 10 church this morning Cap'.
Ncwnlams accompanied him. Later the
President and Mrs Mckinley and Capt.
ana Mrs. Mcwnulms went to the country
home of Mrs. Marie $. saxtou. west OF
the city. for lunch.
A fcw social callers were received dur
ing the day and evening. ana an I'm
promptu delegation called composed -
abons a score of commercial travellers,
who chauccd TO meet At a hotel ana de-
.i8ed 10 can on the President 20 assure
him that they are iu eympathy with
him and what hc represents. They were
received and a few pleasant words were
exchanged Eleven different states were
represented ln the party.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-29

tie Opposes Private Ownership OF
Tool Production.

Boston. oct 2s-The Social Democrats
OF Boston and vicinity gave an enthusias-
uc greeting 10 Eugene Y. Debs. the presi-
dental candidate OF the party. in Paine
Memorial building tonight and listened 10
two speeches from him.
fhe keynote OF Mr. Debs' speech was
the necessity OF thc working class hav-
ing possession of "the tool o. production.
by which he meant the paraphernalia or
construction as BE- exists to-day. mills. ma
cbincry. etc He said So long as these
are owned by private capital 50 long will
the working man BOO oppressed. His rem
edy Is public ownership and management
OF The tool Of produ .Fion."
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-29
McIl.I,nn,n E.aitor Dead.

knoxville. Tenn, oct. &.-Col John NJ.
t-lernlrr. aged IS years. and Tor many
ye,rs Editor of the cid Knoxville Tribune.
and later Of the Sentinel iied tonight at
~ Fast Tennessee Hospital for the In
sane. where he has been for the pas
sgyen years. He was noted Confederate
,.lsisr ard a prominent politician.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-29
PRoF. +. MAX MULLER Is DEAD.
lie Was Able 90 Continue Writing
UutII Ten Days Ago.

London. oct. &.-The RI. Hon. Fried
rich Max Muller. corpus professor OF COM
parauve philology a. oxford University.
s dead.
lie died to-day al 1885 p m. His dis
ease wa an affection OF Tho liver. Untn
ten DAYS ago he was able 60 continue
writing his autobiography. debating to his
son. He was perfectly conscious until this
morning.
Frequently during his illnes dispatches
OF inquiry were received from Emperor
william
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-29
JAPAN NEEDS : STRONG MAN.
she May Try TO Dominate Ahairs In
the Far East.

the Far East.
Correspondence Of the Associated Press.
Yokohama. oct. 9-The ascension OF
Marquis Ito to power has been received by
the native press generally IA spirit Of
congrutulauou. especially In view of the
rising feeling that Japan just now needs
her strongest mnn az the helm IN order to
enable her 10 assert her rights
The Influential papers are clam1rlng for
a strong foreign policy. They favor max
ing tho most of Japan's expanded arma-
ment In holding the balance Of power IN
the Orient II IS felt that the Chinese
difficuity has demonstrated that the West
ern Powers are essentially weak because
they ore not here. and cannot get here in
anything ike powerful force. japan being
on tho suot with her army u half mil
lion and her powerful navy. can easily
dominate the situation. especially n any
one Of the strong Western Powers viii
ioln hands with her.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-29

Montreal oct &-Tt S stated on high
authority tonight that y. n McGui an.
General superintendent OF the Grand
Trunk will be promoted 70 he gener i
rsanagoment OF thar system n succession
to Charles n. Hays. reslencd % &C ep;
the presidency Of the Southern Pacific.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-29
GOLD BADGE ron MITCHELL.
Presented by the Breaker Boys of
Coal Dtstrirt M. 4.

Scranton. Pa. oct. zS.-One Of the most
remarkable and probably tho last OF the
strike occurred iast night IN Music Hail
when President John Mitchell Of the
United Mine Workers was presented by
the little breaker boys Of District No
with gold badge There was a wildly
,heoriug crowd 81 over 200 ~ the little
fellows gathered IN the hau when PRIEST
dent Mitchell arose 90 receive tho badge
which was placed on him by Nlnni Phiiipa
% l0-year-old lad who made clever
speech
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-29

soaa Oct. G.-At the opening OF the
Sobranze to-day Prince Feralnana pre-
dlsted that the difficulty between buIs sI.a
s..t f,ounania. growing out Of the lat
-, demands for the suppression of the
Macedonian Revolutionary Commttee,
would soon bo settled
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-29
WILL ACCEPT AGREEMENT.
Reported That France and Russia
VIII Assent 10 a..

vienna oct s.-The semi-omciai Phi
tische Correspondent asserts that Fran o
ana Russia. after discussion. have decided
10 accept the Anglo-German agreement
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-29
nEGIsTRArIoN N hawaii.
Total for All Islands L. 1870 or
3.OnO Less Than Last Year.

Honolulu. oct @.-The oficiai returns OF
the registration IN ali the Islands Of the
territory have been received. Only li.2is
persons registered IN the group for the
coming election
THIS Is 800 less than the registration
during the last year under the moqarchy.
BY Islands the registration is as follows:
Hawaii. Ait. Maui z,o5s. Oahua. insiad-
irg Honolulu. b7o4: Kauai. 30.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-29

London. oct. 2S.--rhe British ship Max
we'll Capt Davies. from iquique. landed
az Dover to-day the crew OF the French
bark Bretagne. Capt Glllon. which sailed
from Antwerp, April g. for San Francisco.
The men were picked up after they had
abandoned their vessel or Cape Horn on
Aug is. with loss OF rudder and all sails.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-29
vAssAR's MocK ELECTION.
Gay COLLEGE Girls Personate National
Characters.

Poughkeepsle. n. Y. oct. 2s.-T'he usual
mock presidential election at Vassar will
take place some night this week. Last
night tho Republican rally was held.
There was great enthusiasm. students
made up 10 represent Mark Hanna. Roose-
velt and Dcpew made stirring speeches.
Music was furnished by band OF twen-
y girls 10 fun continental costumes.
whose instruments were combs. cymbais
and drums. while other students dressed
as policemen. kept the hyssanders iu or
der. Admiral and Mrs. Dewey were hon
orcd guests.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-29

Columbia. s. c.. Oct. 2s.-To test the
right OF the consolida ed Railway o.
Charleston 20 double is fare W suburban
nnes after obtaining al franchises desired.
W 7. Betterdon has entered suit FOR s
cents. claiming q was excess fare collect
81 from him between Charleston and
Mount Pleasant
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-29
FouR CHILDREN DROWNED.
Boat was Cnpsizcd aud They Lost
Their LiVeS.

Their Lives.
Port clinton. o.. OFT es.-A qnndrupie
drowning occurred near Fiasterhed on
s,nauskv bay. eight miles east Of here
,bls afternoon. THO drowned are Doug
lass stark. aged o years. George Stark. 8
years. Alfred stark. years. Henry stark.
i3 wears.
They were the children ~ william siark.
Nlr stark and the children went for q
boat ride this afternoon on returning 60
tbe shore the boat hec1me fonld in
gsb net and the o1rsmau could neither
forge tho boat ahead o. go back Ih"
rafidrcn became frIehteuol. ana leaning
over The side OF tho small craft eapsizei
n r.sultlor in the four deaths by drown
ing.
MIR stark came here from To'e1o three
weeks ago We then hnd family OF
vile and tcn children. last week Harvey.
aged l. died ana tho week before another
child. aged month also died
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-29
MAN noRRIBLY HACKED.
DoIinskI Arrested for the Murder OF
Anton LisI.

Chicago. oct. . s-with a bullet IN his
brain his throat cut from ear 90 ear.
his face hacked almost beyond recogni-
tion. and one eye gouged out. Anton Lizi
Bohemian florist. brother 20 tho burgo-
master Of Prague Bohemia. was found
dead to-day IN dsch near Forty-thltd
Court. and the north branch OF the chi
cago river Twelve hours later Joseph
Doinski. Polish florist. was arrested
for the crime.
When arrested Dolinskfs clothes were
covered with blood Mary Lizl. widow
81 the murdered man. is also detained by
the police. IAzl had been married but q
fcw weeks. DollnsM had formerly been
a aultor for her hand
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-29
WAS Not AIMED AT RUSSIA.
AngIo-GermRn Agreement VIII Not
Anect Naanchuria.

Berlin. oct 8-The Berlincr Post pub
Ilsncs to-day an inspired article devoted
C. showing that the Anglo German agree
mcnt will IN no way interfere with Rus
sia's interests in Manchuria
"If England had not arrived at an agree
ment with Germany" says the Post. she
would have been compelled 20 do 50 with
Russia. This would have been serious
blow to German trade. Germany Ia her
canacity Of an honest broker. has served
Russian interests
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-29
WILL PAY rmn INCREASE.
small Operators WIN 80 Notify Their
Allnrra.

htnffHs
Wikesharre. Pa. oct. Is An tho coal
companies iu tho Wyoming valley with
few exceptions. have now posted no
uces granting their employees the 20 per
cent increase asked FOR by the Scranton
convention. The exceptions arc a few Ia
aiyidual operators. who DO not employ
many hands. But u Is Fakd that when the
men employed az these collicrics report for
work tomorrow they will b. told that
they wia receive the same wages paid hy
the old companies
The Kingston Goa Company had notices
posted io-dly granting the Increase. This
company employs 1900 men, ana was the
last 81 the Blk individual concerns la tho
valley To- grant the Increase.
Tho officials of the Susquehannn com
uany bad conference with their en-
ployos Saturday uight and agreed to pay
them the advance.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-29
nan sToRM N MINNEsorA.
All Railroads Entering Winona suf-
ferrd Mach Loss.


Winona. MINI. oct. &-This city ana
vicinity were visited last night and this
morning by the worst storm In many
years occurring at this time of year.
Lightning did considerable damage IN tbs
city. striking IN number OF places
All the railroads entering the city suf-
fered considerable loss by waah0uts and
high water. The Chicago and Northwest
ern had 1000 feet OF track washed out
near Rocklaud. wis. and i.o0o feet near
Salem. Wis. The Chicago. Milwaukee and
ST. Paul has two waHhoufs near here Al
passenger trains on the river division Of
the 81 Paul road have been abandoned
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-29
WILL APrEAL TO POWERS.
KruEer's Programme upon Arriving
at the Hague.

Brussels. oct s.-The Transvaai agency
announces that Mr. Kruger will arrive
al MarseAles on the Dutch cruiser Gel
derland Nov II or Nov. y lie Will pro-
coed 10 the Hague without stopping at
Paris and after expressing his thanks to
Queen wlhelmina for Dutch hospitality
on board the cruiser. he will appeal 10
the Powers 20 intervene IN the South AZ
ricau settlement on the basis OF Article 3
Of The Hague convention.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-29
WANT HEADS or TWO MORE.
Chinese OmcIaIs whose Execution u
Demanded.

London. Oct 2a-Dr. Morrison. wiring
20 the Times from Pekin to-day. under
date OF Oct d. says:
The foreign ministers in conference to
day decided 20 add the names OF Prince
81 and Ying Men 90 those Of the seven
officials whose execution France has de-
snnndcd.
1T is said that the comma nder o. tho
allied troops at Pao Ting Fu has arrest
cd the provincial treasurer. who was
chieay responsible for the ~ treatment
Of the rescued missiouaries.'
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-29

-. H,insham. y. Y. Oct. 2s.-Gov Rcoss-
49, spent the day very quietly here.
a. c the DAY and going to the Episoo-
- NAaEca IN the evening.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-29
Oldest Minister Is Dead.

annapolis. ocs. a.-The Rev. Henry
russsu Prltchard. the oldest Christian
minister in the United States. died sud
denly a. Chesterfield. Ind, to-day
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-29
GOLD FRoM TmE KLoNDKE.
Steamer Dolphin Brought 100 Pas
Sen&ers From sknEway.

Seattle Wash. OCT. 2S.-The steamer
ha arrived from Skagwly to-day
WIN 'l passengers and $1,000 In gold
~ ne kloudike. Tho Klondikers came
river on the Zealandia. leaving
oct a. The riccr was then full
'e Ice for 100 miles and the wealth
bitter cold. Two small steamers
o days later and are now wind
Lake LaharE. River navigation
Tor The season.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-29
CITY MARSHAL KILLED.
Effort Made 60 Form n Mob 90 Lynch
BtH slayer.

Fails City. NJ j. Oct. 2s.-Cty Marshal
wake Of the town OF Rulo. was shot and
killed by "Blii" Hunt last night Hunt
was disturbing speakers at political
meeting and the city marshal attempted
to arrest him. when Hunt shot him twice.
killing him Instantly. An EFFORT was made
to form a mob 10 lynch Hunt but he
was hurried 10 the county Jail at this
MACE
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-29
seattIe's cold Rec~ipt..

Seattle. Wash. Oct S-A total OF ~
ics es7 worth Of gold dust and bullion has
been received al the Seattle assay once
during the present year.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-29
FIRED TnE FIRST snor.
''" From Gunboat Nashville sent 60
city Of Nashville.

'l.e. Tenn. Oct 2s.-The gun from
'he drn shot in the spanish-Amer-
war was fired. has reached Nashville.
i 20 be its permanent home. II is
'i'f0 kss rapid IRE one FOUNDER and
- -tam The gunboat Nashville. which
= sao, over the bow Of the Spanish
-lal vease. nuena Ventura
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-29

Paris. Oct. 2s.-comte cahen d'Anvers
a well-known nEure IN Partisan society,
was killed to-day IA an autonllble aeci-
dent near Mezieres.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-29
EXPLOSION or AcETYLENE.
Wrecked Church and Injured Ster-
eoptIcon Operator.

ago oct. 2S.-An explosion OF acety-
entertainment wrecked the in
olH entertainment. wrecked she in
" the First Presbyterian Church
a A..ur. d suburb Of this city Tonight
".eraior. recently returned from mis-
'0fk I'm India. lost his righs hand
tancd other injuries. one of the
''ts prung a leak and the escaping
nls exploded by the light OF the IAN
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-29
WILL THEY EVEN sTRIKE,
Chicago Postomcc clerks Form "a
Labor linton.

Chicago. oct 2s-Postohice clerks OF
Chicago to-day entered the ranks Of tho
trades unlonlsts. Tho clerks have affiliated
Themselves with the American Federation
~ Labor aud the new organization viii De-
known az "rho Chicago postohlce Clerk
rulon i" ID viii be- labor union pure and
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-29

IIc WIZ Give uis Testimony at the
Inquest On Tuesday NiRht-Dr.
Townsend at First Refused 90 rc--
ufs-souEht the Adstc~ of Pro-
frsstonaI s'rirnd--Th~ charge of
Murder Against the Men VIII he
Pushed Vigorously.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-06-28

v EINTE AMOS de experien-
'. cia han demostrado las propie-
dades tonicas reconstituyentes de
estas pildoras, curandoI rapidamente
todas las intermediates que depen-,
den del empobrecimiento de la SAN
gre pors una ahmentaci6n. POGO nu-
tritiva, por habitar en- lugares, hu-
medos y NAL ventilados y por en-
fermedades anteriores. c..,.....',. ~
Su acci6n curativa es muy eff
caz en- las palpitaeiones del corazon,
dolores de cabeza, inapetencia, debi-
idad y dolores en- las spiernas, hidro-
pesia, cansa ncio, sssorderas, zumbidos
de dido, marcos, dalidez de la piel,
Z la que restituye ~su color natural;
meteorismo, flores blancas, grandes
perdidas de. sangre, falta desmens-
truacion, sd abundancia 6 escases y
para proeurar ell complete desarlv-
ne de las jovenes en- pubertad, deblh-
dad general, sconvalescencia de las
enfermedades agudaso en6pieas con
tai que estas alteracio ndOrbosas
sean, ,sfntomas de una eyor0-amenaaa
4simpie pieRgyno de una affection general
ode una lesion organica que recla-
maran entonces .otra medication. laT.
~ En- vista de los progresses de IA
tefapeutica ysde algunos inconye77
nientesque senetasen en- la practi-
.1szsg SlE11 - :, :
Sc ha modificado la formula. !.
$fs -
ain de ofrecer al pdblico una pre-
paraci6n dtil, segura y rapida de sus
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-06-28
ReViSandO
peri0dicos 10 1! c!

Ell <Diario> expone su criterio
ante Ell consejo con referencia ms
trucci6n pdblica y reproduce una
protesta de eLa Opini6ns por los
castigos aflictivos empleados por
una americana.
-xEl Paisa dice que los hechos
que diario denuncia la prensa fe
deral como constitutivos de delitos,
son falsas y que 81 fueran verdade'
ros, una colectividad no puede ha
cerse responsible de la delicuencia
de algunos de sus miembrOs.
-<El Correo del Este, contesta
al senor Amy la carta que publico
en- LA CORRESPONDENCE dirigida
q Muf1oz Rivera:
-eLa Opini6n,, cree que ha de
tenerse muy presente en- la pol1tica
los antecedentes de los hombres.
Afirma que Sc incurre en- el error al
gunas veces suponiendo virtudes 6
encontrando defectos y vicios en-
hombres que carecen &c las prime
ras 6 nunca tuvieron los ultimos.
Que estos errores lleva 10 que ha
dado aqui en- llamarse polltica, que
10 es de odios y rencores.
ola Democracias ataca un
acuerdo tornado por ell Ayuutamien.
to de Ponce.
--3La Brujaa. Sc ocupa de los
examenes generates en- las institu
clones docentes de Mayagtiez.
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Distribution
de proviSioneS
EN- ARECIBO

Desde el dia 13 del actual ha ce
sado en- aqueIla villa la repartici6n
de provisiones los propietarios q
obtuvieron authorization de la Junta
de Carload. Desde cl 20 de Agosto
del pasado af1o empezaron llegar
provisiones q dicho deposito de Are
cibo, Ell que estaba sbajo las 6rdenes
del Captain sA.ssC Macomb asistido
por su interprete don Jose ]. Brita-
paja. Al cesar Mr.. Macomb. le rem.
plaz6 ell primer, teniente F. Pasker
ayudado del .mismo interprete, has
biendo pasado por7 die ho dep6sito
855, $50 libras de provisiones que
han sido repartidas entire los pue'
bios de f.Arecibo, Utuado, sHatillo,
Camuy, Quebradillas, j, isabella Via
res, en- todo 10 que'ha regido lama
yor equidadl debido q la pericia con:
que ha sido Nevada por ell Sr. J. Bri.
tapaja ell cual tambien presto sus.
servicios como interprete de la Cor
to mililar siendo presidente de la
misma .el coronel Tysen y despues
bajo la presidencia de Mr. Macomb..
o. Si asfes hubiera procsdido en-
otras localidades de SECURE que no
hubiera hsbido tantas quejas como
ha denunciado la prensa, nj Sc hubie
ra dado pabu1o los -tiquis miquis
de la polftica personal que hoy pri-
va. Vaya nuestra felicitacion a los
comisionados de Arecibo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-06-28
POlICIA

Han sido condenados por ell Tri.
bunal de Policfa los siguientes indi-
viduos: Sargento Schneider por pro
mover un fuerte escandalo en- la Ma
rina amenazando q una mujer con un
revolver 5 dollars de multa; Maria
Rodriguez por desobediencia la po
lic1a 3 dollars; Antonia Miranda, ia
cinta Bruno y Eduvigis Sanchez por
hacer corrillos en- la acera con hom
bres 2 dollars cada una; Maria Ri,
vera, por formar tertulias en- la ace
ra dollars; Manuela Ortiz, por de
sobedecer un guardia que le orde
no quitarse de la puerta dollars;
Eseuterio Rosa por faltar de obras q
un vendedor de dulces 2 dollars; 10
Sc Vargas, por expender carne falta
de peso 2 dollars; Rosa Costoso, por
insultos y amenazar q Juana NJ. il
menez dollars; Antonio Roena, por
apropiarse de una loza del alcantari
llado 2 dollars; Eustasio Alfonso y
Jose Duran por atropellar Juana
Mej1a 3 y 5 dollars de multa respec-
tiVamente.
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AVls>.'
49,. tJi F'tHl ID fRgr
Taller Ben6fico de 0breros
de la CIudad de ,HumaCaO.

Por acnerdo de las dos terceras
parties de sus asociados,. en- Junta
General celebrada ell dia de los co
rrientes y con la asisteneia del Sr.
Notaffo don Antonio Audrey Monto-
lio, 'fue disuelta la sociedad de refe
rencia. Acto seguido Sc nombro
una .comisi6n liquidadora, recayen-
do en- los senores don Francisco Le-
due, don: Jose Maduro y don Eulalio
G.. Garcia para la liquidation del
active y pasivo de la misma, fjando
Sc para clio tres meses a partr de
este acuerdo. &c.
To que hacemos phhlico para
los que Sc cream con derecho puedan
hacerlo valer hasta el . de Setlem
bre pr6ximo que espira ell plazo a.
cordado
Humacao 2l JUNO 1900.
A 3-3
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Dice sIa F'ronde,, importante
diario parisiense, escrito, compues-
to y administrado exclu sivamente
por mujeres, contando entire sus
ilustradas' redacto ras a la distingui-
da y celebre eseritora Sew crime, que
SO han reunido en- Viena varias da-
mas con ell prop6sito de edotar a aque.
LA capital de un gran diario, igual
en- -un todo al que sus companeras
publican en- Paris. T. s7.:::.s.--
Nosotros felicitamos aesas aman
tes del progreso, y confamos que
tan levantados propositos han de
ha1lar favorable acogida entire todas
aquellas personas que. sin distinction
de razas, de nacionalidades nj de Sc
KOS, desean la paz y la ven tura para
todos los seres humanos. .'-= -
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-06-28

obser7aSa q a1guna5s s Il q damyh5es, al Il
gran analogfa que Sc encuentra en-.
tire tai estadoy el1producido por Ia
enbriaguez, han inducido al doctor
Campbell hacer algunas investiga-
clones, que ha publicado la eLancet,. 5.
segdn las cuales aparece muy pro.
bable que Ia causa de- Ia exaltaci6n
mental que Sc nota en- ambes casos
sea una especie intoxicaci6n, y que
algunos 8 yarios yenenos parecidos
al alcohol SO producenn en- el orga-
nismo del. loco. ,,.,. -.+..%7 - - 81
. Sci que descubra dice 81 peri6-
dico de donde tomamos estas II
neas-el microbio venenoso que pro
duce Ia locura. logfara que su nom.
bre sea bendecido .pori IA humani
dad.> t'' f's'f y = 80
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-06-28
:.>>:::..A.::nl-l.:l:jln],ciI.o An Ar !: III eli

Por la necesidad imprecindible
de 'distribuirl las horas de despacho,
dedicando Iunas al ,estudio de! los a
suntos yEredaccion> de- los, escritos
necesarios, ny otras q recibir q les
clientes para informes y econsultass,
ruego a mis- relacionados que desde
Ell lunes proximo tepgan la bondad
de no acudir a mi estudio Gale de la
Cruz n1m."24 sino desde las II del
diaa las 8 de la tarde. ~" -.
Con este no reza cualquier acto
de reconocida urgencia.
r'"' Pto Rico 20 de JUNO de 1900.
Lido Hi1aaio Cuevillas Hernandez
'#H,iH'i 5jH ,il.c( (.s.f4 A 6-5
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efectos, 10 que Sc comprueba por ell
uso IS tan generaizado que Sc ,hace de
ella en- toda la .Isla. J. sZ|s
Con Ell fin de precaverse de las
muchas lmitaciones one de esta for
m1a M Sc han hecho, xcuyas propie-
dades son inferiores,~ debe exigirse
que en- cada GAIA de legitima proce-
dencia, este Ia marca de fabrica, en-
9 la tapa superior, un sello due dice:
DR. IN. REXERON, .Medico Ciruiano
I Ponce, Puerto-Rico~ enla inferior, y
su firma en- ell lado defecho de la faia
exterior de esta cajita. Ponce Agos-
to 80 de 1885, a.. : ~..5..- .s~. ...-,.
4 AUlo0Siendo objeto de, frecuen-
~ toVtes 2 imitaeiones las PIL-
DORAS. DEL DIR. REVESON4 hago
presente, que las legitimas son las
proparadas exc1usiVamente EN- la
acreditada. Farmacia de VALE y
GANCIO, que son los depositarioss de
la jverdadera. formula ~ los nnicos
que estan autorizados para usar mi
nombrel en- fdiehas pildoras 7-DR N,
REVERON.s el IS ss.. .5te,s..s 49,.
Depositosten las siguientes Far
maclas: SSss = -,EsEt IEa | ecr
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f. VALLE Y GANCIO, Ponce
IGUILLERMETY. Capital u,
Arecibo bo.-ITURRRJ0, : eamuy. RU-
YIRA Y ELVIRA, Aguadilla .-RO-
lDRIGUEZ, Yaanccto TX ONT, Adiuntas
,ZAYALA, Qua yani FERER, Jua-
na-Diaz;- BETANCES, Coamo.,-
lMARXUARH, Gales. : r -
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