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GILES TO HOLD SOCIAL SESSION
moton Acric to Have Big Time To
morrow EVENING,

morrow Evening. ....M
hampton arlie oil Eagles is prepar.
; for a biz time this evening
lcn a clss If e dozen birdliu:s viii.
given wings anc made full-ncdSed
giles. Following the work the aerio
u tender the new mcInhers a socia!
ssicn.
4 program Of varied amnsemcnis
u j" given and = general good ti1nc
locked for by all the Eagles.
Smyrna times., 1905-12-27
SHIPRIGGERS' PERILS
A BUSINESS THAT DEMANDS GREAT
SKILL AND COURAGE.

Twenty Per Cent of the Men Reeu-
Iarly Following This Calling Are
Manned Every Year How Thev
Learn the Dangerous Trade.
Smyrna times., 1905-12-27
An Error on the Stnge.

The late Mrs. Gilbert, the veteran
actress, was telling some of her eXpe-
riences. Once at reception in Chica.
go she said:
"One of my earliest speaking parts
was played here in your city, and
was very nervous. l was so very
nervous, in fact, that on the first night
l made an error that nearly ruined the
performance
Il had a small part, the part of an
old nurse. There were dying king, a
villain and a band of music in the
piece, and the band of music was sup.
posed to be very fine. The queens life,
indeed, was to come near being ruined
through the strange, sweet seductive
ness of this band. Nothing but com
pliments and batteries of the band
was to be heard on every side.
'Well, in the third act while the band
was playing its best 1 had to rush or
and cry:
Stop the music! The king is dead!
''What l did in my nervousness was
to rush on and cry:
"'Stop the music! 1t has killed the
kingr"
Smyrna times., 1905-12-27
River FuneraI, In germany.

The river Spree, which runs through
Berlin, has a habit of almost continu-
ously overfowing its banks. AS a re-
suit the lowlands beyond the city,
called Spreewald. are almost always
under water in summer and covered
with ice in winter. Much of the sum-
mer traffic is done on skates and with
sledges. The postman delivers his mail
either in boat or on skates. d e chill
dren skate to school, and the LADIES' go
to market on the water wagon Or on
the ice.
Even the dead are carried along the
river to their last resting place in a
coffin resting on a bier in boat COW
cred with flowers. The hearse Is pad
died by two of the undertaker's assist
ants. In the first boat following are
the clergymen and the family, and the
usual long line Of coaches is supplant-
ed by long line of boats. These are
paddled sometimes by men, sometimes
by women, but always by some Of the
friends of the deceased. These water
funerals are very picturesque as they
wend their way through the temporary
channels caused by the overhowing
Spree.
Smyrna times., 1905-12-27

The ships We're rugged which sailed
AGAINST the Spanish armada. The laws
winch govern the riggers in America
to-day had their origin in this ancient
guild. a revolution has occurred mean
While in the shipping of the world by
the Introduction of steam and the use
of iron and steel in shipbuilding. but
the dangers of the ship rigger's life,
IKE the demand for his services, have
somehow remained unchanged. So Won
may hear the riggers talk today much
the same as they did two centuries
Since-of the benefit societies which
support them when they lie injured. or
the premiums of the lodges which bury
them and care for their families when
they are killed.
A curious thing about the accidents
to rigSers, as any one on the water
front of our seaports who knows will
tell you, is that the most dangerous ac-
cidents spectacularly are seldom very
serious. Any old salt. or idler who
haunts the docks will be found full of
marvellous stories of such hairbreadth
escapes. In San Francisco a sailor re-
Gently was dropped nearly a hundred
feet by the parting of a rotten spar.
AS he fell, apparently to certain death.
he struck Il rope. which caused him to
turn two complete somersaults in his
descent and landed him on a pile of
loose sails, which considerably broke
his fall. While every one stood aghast
he picked himself up nimbly, shook
himself and proceeded to climb back to
his original position.
Another rigger in falling from
height which threatened instant death
struck against a slack rope by great
good luck, which broke his fall and
swung him against a mast. Instinc-
lively he clutched its smooth sides and
slid quite unhurt to the deck below.
There is a rigger in New York today,
well known along the docks in South
street, who lost almost his entire scalp
in an accident few years ago. A rot
ten spar falling from a considerable
height struck him fairly on the head,
scraping the skin clean from the skull,
but without breaking the bones.
TO become an expert rigger. qualified
to superintend as well as execute the
work, the man must undergo a long
and exacting apprenticeship. He must
begin his apprenticeship with at least
two years of actual service before the
mast; he must learn to know the ship
to the last detail of her rigging. Be
fore he can be trusted with the more
technical problems of his trade the ap-
prentice must pass to the drawing
board, where he learns the theory of
shipbuilding and ship rigging. This
training is supplemented in turn by g
course in some shipyard. Before rig.
| ger undertakes to repair a ship. for in
stance. he must know the name and
use of every rope, must be able to
measure distance accurately at a
| glance and thereafter calculate to Q
nicely just what a ship needs. To al
this he must of course bring skill tC
execute the theoretical side of his train
ing, with the courage to be gained only
by actual life at sea.-New York Her
/ aid
Smyrna times., 1905-12-27
Nichua,ues oY the s+,tes

The nicknames of the states are: Ala
bama Land of Flowers; Arkansas,
Bear State; California, Golden State;
Colorado, Centennial State; Connecti-
cut, Nutmeg State; Delaware, Blue
Hen State; Florida, Peninsula State;
Georgia, Cracker State; Illinois, Sucker
State; Indiana, Hoosier State; Iowa,
Hawkeye State; Kansas, Sunflower
State; Kentucky, Blue Grass State:
Louisiana, Pelican State; Maine, Pine
Tree State; Maryland, Old Line State;
Massachusetts, Old Bay State; Michi-
gan, Wolverine State; Minnesota, Go
pher State; Mississippi, Bayou State;
Missouri, Bullion State; Montana,
Singed Cat State; Nevada, Silver State;
New Hampshire, Granite State; New
Jersey, Garden State; New York, En-
pire State; North Carolina, Tar Heel
State; Ohio, Buckeye State; Oregon
WebfoOt State; Pennsylvania, Key
stone State; Rhode Island, Little Rho
dy: South Carolina, Palmetto State
Texas, Lone Star State; Utah, Honey
Bee State; Vermont, Green Mountain
State; Virginia, Old Dominion; West
Virginia, Panhandle State; Wisconsin
Badger State.
Smyrna times., 1905-12-27
Where the Corn Grows.

The greater part of the corn crop Of
the United States is produced in the
Mississippi valley south of the lower
limits of the great lakes and the south
ern boundaries of Minnesota and South
Dakota and north of the Ohio river
and the northern boundaries of Arkan-
sas and Oklahoma. The production Of
this region, together with the crop Of
Texas, amounted in 1904 to 1,574.000,-
900 bushels. In 1902, 1908 and 1904
Illinois was the leading state in the
production of corn and Iowa second.
Smyrna times., 1905-12-27
The Magic Mirror.

The magic mirror" of Japan is a
disk of bronze. usually from six inches
to eight inches in diameter. 1t is sill
vered on the front, which is a litle con-
veX, and there is a raised pattern on
the back which is rather concave. The
polished pattern is generally a land
scape, flowers, animals or Chinese
characters. This is not visible in the
front Of the mirror, but when strong
sunlight is reflected from the front of
the mirror to wall or screen the pat
tern of the back is visible on the screen
in bright lines on black ground The
true scientific explanation of this mag
ical effect seems to be that the design
on the back alters the convexity of the
front. making it fiat along the lines of
the pattern. so that the light reflected
from the front is not dispersed at these
points of the design, and they appear
brighter an the screen.
Smyrna times., 1905-12-27
A Kings IncognIto.

Probably the most complete incognito
on record was that adopted by King
Charles of Roumania On his way to
take possession of the Wallachian
throne.
At the time the relations between
Austria and Prussia were exceedingly
strained-it was just before the out
break of war between these two ma
tions-and the Vienna government was
known to be strongly opposed to a
prince of the house of Hohenzollern
ascending the throne of Roumania.
1t was feared, therefore, that obsta-
cles might be placed to the passage
over Austrian territory of the newly
elected sovereign of the Wallachs Ac-
cordingly King Charles travelled down
the Danube on board the Austrian
steamboats, disguised as a servant and
in the second or third class cabin.
The two or three members Of his
suit, who of course were in the first
class cabin, affected to treat him with
the utmost severity and contempt and
assailed him with loud reproaches foI
alleged negligence in his menial duties
1t was only on setting foot on Rou-
manian territory that the roles were
reversed and that those who had re-
manned on board the steamer were
able to witness the ceremonious vel
come accorded by the Wallachian au.
thorities to the erstwhile valet and
footman.
Smyrna times., 1905-12-27

Why not dress up your home? The is great
peca when make seelecons from and hand
designs We have for Fall trade of the largest and
finest stocks of Wall Paper have shown all and pretty
designs. Prices from cents piece up.
Smyrna times., 1905-12-27

"Had dyspepsia or Indigestion for
years. No appetite, and what 1 did
eat distressed me terribly. Burdock
Blood Bitters cured me. u. H.
Walker, Sunbury, Ohio.
Don't let the baby suffer from &C.
zema, sores or any itching of the skin.
Doan's Ointment gives instant relief.
cures quickly. Perfectly safe for chill
dren. All druggists sell it.
Constipation cures headache, nausea,
dizziness. languor, heart palpitation
Drastic physics grippe, sicken, weaken
the bowels and don't cure. Doan''
Regulets act gently and cure consti
patton. 25 cents. Ask your druggist,
Never can tell when you'll mash {
finger, or suffer cut, bruise, burn ol
scald. Be prepared. DR.. Thomas
Electric Oil instantly relieves the pain
quickly cures the wound.
Smyrna times., 1905-12-27
Locating AyignOn.

Sir Frederick Pollock used to tell
this story OF the dilettante society:
The qualification for membership was
that the candidate had been met in
Italy by the proposing member, but
once it happened that candidate was
elected who had been met at Avignon.
The error was discovered and the So
ciety proceeded to vote that, in the
opinion Of the society, Avignon is in
Italy" This, however, seemed a tic
klish precedent to establish, so they
gTavely laid their heads together and
solemnly resolved in a further motion
that, in the opinion of this society,
Avignon is the only town in France
which Is in Italy"
Smyrna times., 1905-12-27
In Mad Chase.

Millions rush in mad chase after
health, from one extreme of faddism to
another, when, if thew would only eat
good food. and keen heir bowels regu-
lar with Dr. KIM New iife Pills,
their troubles wot y ras av
Prompt relief and enfe or
ard stomach tron
Weldon's drnp
Smyrna times., 1905-12-27

Rough skin and cracked hands are
not only cured by DeWitt's Witch
Hazell Salve, but an occasional appli-
cation will keep the skin soft and
smooth. Best for Eczema. Cuts, Burns,
etc. The genuine DeWitt's Witch
HAZEL Salve affords immediate relief
in all forms of Blind, Bleeding, Itch
ing and Protruding Piles. Sold by
William f. Dunn.
Smyrna times., 1905-12-27
Merely a Trine.

81 suppose your late uncle didn't fan
, 10 remember you in his will?' said the
sympathetic friend.
"You cor lardly call 1t remem-
brance poor relation. 1T
,.as move faint recollection. -
Chicago lr
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Para Obtener ffOtaS
T1OnStrUOSaS.

Sc conGiRue obt sner frntaS de gram
deB dimensiOnes por medic de loS dos
procedimient0B que ajguer
To- Eso6iaae en- IN arb0l vjgoFoGo,
per8l, msnzan0 6 otF0 cua'quieFa, una
fPutR de hermo8a spariencia, que rO
cate manchadR nj aguj rAdR que h1ya
estado expuesta al sol. En un bocal de
vidrio blanco y boca anchs. insrod1z.
case Ia frutR con lR extremidad dc II
rama hasta donde sBa poaible, ponien-
do antes On 81 fondO an POGO de aqua,
de monera que d fruta quede suspen-
didR sin que puedG mciaTGe. Cs6rFese
despu6V 81 boCaI heFm6ticements para
impedir ID evapaTaci6n y t63gGae cui.
dado de ORFeRar mas sgua cRda vez
que So note que la f2uts hR abSOl vid0.
A los quinoe diaS tendrs 81 dOb!e de su
VOIumen.
2o.-E1 81 TEMPO an que Ia frutG
IIega & IL mitad 8 & Lao dOE terceral
psrtas de "a tamp no, practf9ueSe con
una h~js bien afi'Gdn una inOi1i6n dol
8 tres centimetFoS pOr debsjo de ID
base. Ests Ciai6nIGo hsce en h par.
80 dc Rb j. p,ra que este 81 abrig0 dol
sol; deBpI 81 hsg anse otr % dos ineisi0
nes on 70 ms d. V.tObFe ls rama ma.
DIRE. & Rmbos lado8 de Il bRse. ESal
ties in0isiones prov ocRu an ST 1jo dC
ssviS. Ia cuHl "a pOntlrS violent smOnte
81 tAml II de Is ftut1.
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UR h0nbT0 hORFadO.

Senior Editor, -sirvase informar sus leo
Toreg cue 81 me- egcriben confidenoialmente
teg mnndarG Dor oorreo en- oarta sellada Ell
plan oue sepuf Dor el cual obtuve el rest&-
blecimiento pefmanerte compRcto de mi
Talud viPor varonil despuGs de afios de Eu-
frimientos de debilidad nerviosa, p9rdidRn
nocturnas parties d6biles @trohadas.
No IS mi fdea Conseguir dinero de nadie;
fuf robado Y ostafado por charlatanes, haBts
pesderIlA f6 del g9nero humane, pero, graoial
Z Dios, estoy ahora bien vigorosoy fuerte, }
con deseo de hacer Oonocer tOdog este rema
dio ciePto de ourarse.
No taniendo NADIA que vender nj que On
War G. A. D., no doBeo dineFo.
Dlrsnoi6n; T.. BrGnt, Box Delray, Mich.
HN uU
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CON VOGATORlA.
Por acuerdo de la Junta Superior
de.8anidad.

Durante los diaS 10 20. 2l, %. y
% del c0Eriente mes de Septiembre &
les horas de ofcinR. 90 celebrarsn exs-
meneS para Cubrir 10 plaza do SeRun.
do QofmiCo del LNborAtorio anexo Gl
DepartamentO de SAnidAd. Carload y
Prisiones.
Los tximeneO 90 llevar6n & cAbo en-
el SaI6n de sesiones de ID Junta Supe
ri8r de SRDidad y Eergn diriiidos p0r
el Jefs del LaborAtorio.
LoB aspirantes & dichR plsza podrGn
enviar Bus soIicitudes dirijidAa al Su-
perintandente de SanfdGd haats las 4
de d tErde del di0 16 del corriente
mes. y ObtendrSn de dichA aulOridAd
tOdos los dates que pidan references 6
SuOido asignSdo & lR plaza, aSiRnEtuTAs
que hsn de ser obietO del eximen, &
Los ejerciCioS de exSmen ge veriti,
ORrSn en- idioma espafiOl y entire dos
aspirRntss que Obter gan las miSmGR
notSs. ser& pFeferido 81 que poSeR co.
nOCimientos do ing'6 6I y puedN eRcribir
On maquinilIa.
TodO 10 cu0l % pub'icO para general
coz Ocimiento. e. II Hernandez
NJ D. Superintendente de SRnid0d.
6VR.
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La GENERA
CION del DIABLO.

Seq6n cuenta ID tradici6n, 81 diablo
se le ocurFi6 ana Vez CoTneter b mas
grave de las loCuras: contEAeF mAtri-
m0nio. So imperio es bAstRnte dilata.
do. y aunuue no faTtarfOn en- 81 IL fer
no lindas y amAbles mnCh1chRB que
pudiesen hSceF S61 Oh aiabl0 uno DE
los G6fes mas felice0. no encontr6. Gin
embargo. en 81, ningunR que le COnvi-
nierB.
Convencido de que ID 90 eneontFa-
Iia Rlil "a novia, resoEVi6 difigiESe 8
nuestfa TierPR, y he Gqni reaIl1RdO eI
proverbio de Il BibliR: sBuaCad y en-.
contrareiS.O SatSn6S enCpntH6 "a com.
ps Il sra entire les hiias del los hombreG.
La AfoFtuuada que di6 pa n0mbre 81
Principe de los i. Fl srDoG, 80 llama 10
se Il oritR Impiedad.
Muchos amos viVieron los dos espo'
sos en- complets fslicidAd,
Un dfa, impelido por I'M aCCegO de
nOstaGgia, el buen padre 90 decide {
&band0nar lR TERRA Y diFigIFse 4 so
patPia. Como padre Rm0ros0 que era,
no quiso il sin dejar coloCadas suE
hiss (que eran doCe) CRt8nd0IaB de la
mAnerR siguiente:
Ii AmbiOi6n. Ga HIS mayor, con an
rico hidalgo.
La B:utalidad. con IN potentado.
La Envidia. con IN ArtistR.
La HipocrecfS, cen an artesRnO.
La LccuPa, con IN RoldRdo.
La P0breza. fa6 10 npjsF de or
maestro de esCuelR. s. J..
La Iojusticia. fee ID fsl comps n sra
de un iuez.
La PrOdigaIidad, forms par con an
joven heredero de una gran fortuna.
La Crueldad. Segd1 la vOluurad de
Ga rGdFe. fu6 la querida de todo gene
70 humane.
La VanidAd Y la VepRsn7B, las dejt
el di0blO Al belIo aexo. pOrque no pa
do enContrarle8 marido.
HaStR hoy, nirgun& dOAlas hijs de.
diAbgo ha ablnd0nado & Sa espos0.
" Bolet PeraSG.
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En- la administration de porreos de
esta ciudad ss encuentran detsninRs lac
siGuientes cartSs.
Juan Abraham. Carmen /. Ariaa.
PHILIPPE BIAncos Gustav Behal. CsSimi-
70 BAlantin. Marie Caravan. e y Her
mano- o-CRrrsras. Ana de Castro. Ramon
CiDtr6n. Ann g. Fraser. Fl 0Eencio
Gonzalez. A feed Harris FranCiteo Iz
quieFdo, Carlos Lemsn. EgrDgio Clio
Vanni LSmboglis. Andres de Juan Ma
teo, Felipe 0 liz. Manuel Pin airo, lee
mar Mary PencRller. Macsri6n @ allies,
Jos6f Lebr6n r 0dFiRuez CandiR Rive.
Manuel RolriGIe7 , Rodriguez, Al
fon99 Pietri Ro1Ado. Vicente SoFsona,
JseOb Scotland. Jacob Scotland. Aon
Eliza Simon8 Juan Valarcrl, Archi'
bald.
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lnS0TlnO.
". Bolet PeraSa

La noche segufa silenciosa &c. Of
tn voz y estremecido leYante La ca
bezs.... mas til no eras: iera una
rdfaga LENA do amores que tocaba
el eFistal de mi ventana!
Yo pensaba en- tt y To- me anna
bas; me amabas, ST, porque besaba
tn frente y el orc de- tus cabellos,
porque cerraba tus oi s con mis- La
ii s tr6mulcS po que I'm mano fra
palPitaba entire las mis- 4s, Porque
Ilorabamos los dos.
AJgo turb6 mis- sentiaos = estre-
mecido levant6 la cabeza l.. Iera ell
perfume De tus flores que Sc mar
chitaban al Galor de mis- besos.
JOSE PauL
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ATT0StOS pOr InfflCCI6n CTuOIdad
para con los anImaloS.

1er. diGtrito, San Juan: Mario. 81:
AbriI, 13O; Mayo. 1873; Junio, 151,
JaIi0, 66; ARoGto. A.
%. distrito Ponce: Marzo, 81; Abril
81; Mayo, 101: JUNO. 1872; Julio, 80;
AgOBtO, 10.
3sr. diStrito, MayGgr:z: MArzo, 90;
AbriI. 244; Mayo. 1T; JUNO, 12l:
Julio, 26; ARosto. 73.
A.. diStritc, Arecibo: Mario, 1O5;
Abril, 301; Mayo. 1872; Junio, 112:
Julio, %; AgOstO. %.
SO. diStritc, Humacso: Marzo. a.:
Abril, 103; Mayo. III; Juaio, ia;
Julio, 40; Agosto, SO.
g.. distrit0, Gu7yAma: Marco, 1876;
Abrii, 2O9; Mayo, 1876; JuDic, 81: Ju-
lilo, %; Ag0NtC, II.
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<LA VILLA DE MADRID.o-En
este estRbleoimientO. mOntado al estiIo
dc Europa, han reCibido muchas move
dedes tales como pi Il de biIlar fran.
c6s. Glmohadas de plumaB. vichys in.
gieses para CRmisas. CRsimires iDgieses,
o fombras de 0risnte parsian Iowa, col.
ehonetAs. paFsguRs y ell c6Iebfe tirante
EChssteE0. iGfan surtido dc corbi.
tsE, pAflueIOs de seda, y psFfumeria
ffRnceSs, En- <L2 Villa de Madrid0
COmprRn todss Las perg0nRs De quito
FtiuRdO. San Francisco 81. Te.6fo-
no 273. San Juan Puerto Rico.
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Board Of Medical Examiners Of
II. Porto Rico.
EramenOs para MGdicos, Practcantss Comadru
mas 81 primer martss de 0Ctubrs de 1905.

Los M6diCOB ASpirantes 6 liCenCiAs
para pOdor practiCRr II medicinG y Ia
OiPujiR On Puerto Rico de bsrSn Cumplir
los requisites liRuientea:
1o.-PreHentar en- ID Seoretarf0 dc
eAta Beard 81 titulo que les acredite
como M6iicos CiFuiSnos.
2p.-Una Bolicitud iurada ante 81
juez & otrS RutOridGd judicial, acFedi-
fand0 ser ell miBmo que frma 10 soli-
so.-PsRar On derscho de $500 en-
Tes0reTfA.
4p.-Pasar an exSmen de todss Las
a8iRnaturas que compFende In pFofe-
zion mediCa anita la Junta ex0minad0-
n. DichO examen Sendr6 IuRaF ell
Ter. marteO de OotubFe pr6ximo. On
las OfCinAB del B 1ard Of Medical ExR-
miners.
Los M6liccu que adem6O del tftulo
cue en- tsl aentido les acredite. poaOan
Tn State 6oardj presentarSn iguNl soil
citud y hSrSn evidencia de estoa docu-
nentOs ('ftulo y licencis anita Ell
SeCretafio que susCribe. On loa 90 diss
que RubSigan & ID publication de esto
anunoio. Debersn pRgar IN deFOCh0 }
de $25 90 On la Tesorerfa respectiva,
enteldiendoBe que paSAda estA ConVo-
CRtofiR aes& considerable como pFScAiOS
Illegal ID de los MelicoS que no hubie-
zen cnmplido con eGtol requiSit08.
Los AHpirantes & Pfacticantes y
ComadfonaS pFsSentAran SOIiCitudes
t1mbi6n iurAdSs y AbonAr&n un dere-
ehO dc $1,000 lOs primeroS y de So 90
Lac Begundas, pOr derechos do exRmen
= iCenCia.
DichoS ASpirsntsa pteaentsr6n GER
feRcionsl que GcHediten habsr recibidO
prseticR de Cirujfs Menor y do Obs
te .riciA On H3sl tales, 6 RI serVicio
m6dico particular.
: Las solicitudes On blanCo podrsn
pedirBe & OStA Ssoretarfa, 10 miSmo
que cualquiera txplicaci6n que fuese
neCeGaFia, relacionadA con dichOs ex6.
Estes tsndrkn Iuaar 81 die 8 de
OStubfe dc 1905. DR.. II. Quevedo
BGes. SsOretaFiO. San FranciGcO Is 8
ApartGdo 712, San Juan. 15v. &.
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ArToStOS pOr Enfracef6n 10y do
CarFOtOTaS.

Ter. distrito. San Juan: M ago. 191;
JUNO. 335; Julio, II; ARosto, 81.
p. distrito. Ponce: Mayo, 8; JUNO.
112; JQlio. 40; AROsto. "a.
Bar. diStFito, MayBRti a: Mayo. 40;
JUNO. 25; Julio. 8; Agosto, 28.
40. 'diStFito. AEecibo: Mayo, 80;
JuSiO, 80; j aIio. 1; ARoBto. 20.
50. distrito, HumRcao: Mayo. IL;
JUNO, 143; Julio. 43: Agosto. SO.
g. distFito. Gu0yRmA: Mayo, 119;
Junic, 1875; Julio, 40: Agosto, "a.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-10
TsrrlbIos Rotlclas dol .Jap6n.
Glen mil muertos.

a tel extreme han IIegadO lGs cossD
en- ei ) ap6n aI ser C0nOCidAs las bases
para IR pRz que q C0nsecuenciR de ego
han ocurrid0 mas de Glen mil mueFtoa
= herldos en- tOdO el imperiO. S9lO
Togo hR podido 0pIaCar 81 pueblo hA.
bltndole de les seis mil pie Il as de teIs
de tres o&S. Cuellos de hilO franCases ?
oamas que vende Gel CieIo.~ En- eI
Jap6n Ee proClams 10 reE 6bIica como
en- EspAflA.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-10

DEsPUEs DE PRoBAR todog loS engHao.
COS remedies que &c Rnunoian es cuando mo
SO sRgradac0 la eflcacia RADICAL del Digegti-
vo Mojarrieta, cuya spperioridad eStS univOr-
gRlmento ConhRmAda.
CuFaoionOs deBesperadss en- perSonaE bien
ConoCidas que 10 tomaron durante tres me-
sos son las que 10 han hecho gloriosO, pero
an solo 0stuohe produce mejor efeCto que
una doOenR de fPasooB de ouRlquieH otro re-
medic; porque 8dem6s de ser eI dnico verda-
deFo Curative radical del eBt6mago del
Intestine, sin engahoHa aoci6n calmante, sB
Digestive y Purihoador de los alimentog.
Sc dsbo 0xigir que ceda hoStia tonga gra.
bado ol nombRe Digestive Nolarrieta.
Dsp6gato general de La EagmaGag de Ban00 y c.,
4aM0D AlmaEa0 1ldNl GuilloEE4eSys a @An Juan
az Puerto RiC0s 0oVe1ta Ou Ia pRnClpalO DEOg1S-
eEias dEurop8 A@sT1D.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-10
|lHD.cIDOR GElERlL

CONSEJO "A LAS MADRES. y EI jarabe calmante
ie "a sefnra Wnsow debe sempTe que los nifos
eStan el periodo de Ia der cion Proporciona alVo
'7medihto al pequtfo pacsnte, produce sutno a.
~urn .tanquilo Stia el dolor e angelic desperta
unuy Vivo allegro cs muy agradabe al paadar, calma
al ni6o, Abanda suk enciaa avia sus dolores, hace e.
Giles les unciones del esE6mago T&gula los inestnos
Es 81 meoR remedio conocido para la diarrea pa pro
vena 6sia de Ia dkntici0n de cualquisra causa
Tngase mucho cui ado en- pediF el JaEahs Calsna b
6a la sriiors Wnslow''i es 81 Eneior Dc sodaE.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-10

Ell maraviIIOsO ExtraCsO de Malta
de PAbIt co nm sSnaIo t0dO, pero result
TO el gan rsGt urs1or de Los reEYios
y para Les mAdReg y n0drizsu eg una
bendici6n de Dios. M r. ClIdeF6n y
Cs. Tetu6n IL. LII vanden.