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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-04-03
Health vs.. Fashion

Fashion which gives to ladies' so wide
scope for the indulgence of taste and
skill in the devisiDg of tasty indulgence
Of elegant modes Of personal adarnment,
not only gives besides wider scope to
proportionste abuse of them, but also
denies III great measure these opportun-
tiles for either to the other sex. OF
those masculine puppies, who, ignoring
the fundamental attributes of their sex
physical strength. and manllness of
character, and borrowing from the sille.t
of women their sillest and most repre-
hensible practices, smear themselves
with paint and enamel. and imprisop
themselves in corsets, we have nothing
to say We leave them to the we'll
merled contempt they invariably gain
from all who are in any way their
superors: these, we are happy to say.
being vastly in the majority
-Gentlemen IN general can, We believe.
be acquitted of most all the fashionable
foliies with the exception of hair dye and
tight boots. The use of the former, as
Its result are not injurious to the general
health, when no violent mineral polsons
enter into its composition, may be re-
garded more as a matter of taste than
| anything else : and if man prefers to
run the risk of utterly running his hair
/ and beard, rather than to leave 1t as
nature bestowed it upon him, we see no
other alternative than to let him have his
! own way in the matter, regardless of the
consequences. With respect to wearing
tight boots, however, as the results are
more disastrous, We cannot pass it by so
easily. We do not intend to add any
thing to the many excellent things that
have already been said concerning the
evil effects that boots size or so too
small produce upon the health, comfort,
business capacities, and temper of the
wearer. We would only beg leave to
remind all who thus immediate themselves,
under the impression that small foot
is necessarily the object of universal
admiration, that the donkey is generally
conceded to have a smaller and more del
icate hoof than the horse, which would
undoubtedly establish his claim to supe-
rior beauty, if ii were not for the unfortu-
nate length of his ears. We would also,
IN this connection, assure those gentlemen
who are determined to have small foot
at any cost, that the price Of the article
to them will very likely be the same as
was imposed upon Midas for the poses
sion which he coveted From Science OF
! Health.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-04-03
SPICY.
Books for Thanksgiving Those that
are bound in full turkey.

Books for Thanksgiving Those that
are bound in full turkey
4 trying business-Soap boiling
The man who has been condemned to
read the Credit Mobilier investigation
through. has petitioned for commuta-
ton of the sentence to imprisonment for
life.
Odd fellows haul-A rich wife.
Orlr Cockney contributor says sailors
are restless fellows As soon as they arrive
in port they are ''hancoring after a
voyage.
A floating hotel is said to be built on
the Allegheny. The first order of the
captain of the craft will be, Prepare
to receive boarders.
Clara had slept with her mother until
she was about two and a half years old,
when to her great delight, her father
gave her a nice little crib On the same
day meeting friend of the family. she
burst forlh, ooh. aTmtie. aun+ie man.
mas big bed has got little baoy =
lady has Sunday school class In
one OF the churches Two brothers ct
tend it alternately. One Sunday the lady
asked one of the boys if he would be
there on the following Sabbath. ..Oh,
no, said he. Il can't, it's my turn to saw
wood
A romping four year old boy had been
denied some trifing qualification by his
mother, but it did not seem as trifiing to
ii,ii,c. as to her, he said with the utmost
gravity. Mother. were yo, ever little
boy? =
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-01
Election Petition.

Under the head OF New to-day
will be found an advertisement rela-
tive to the proposed election. From
what we know of the matter. the peo-
pie in this portion of he county appear
to be divided on the subject. Some Of
the heaviest taxpayers in town are
opposed to it, while many others do
not seem to take much interest in the
matter. If it was a settled fact that a
special election could be held under
the Constitution, we do not think there
would be a great deal oftrouble about
getting the requisite number of names
to the petition. As theQuestion stands,
however, a considerable proportion Of
the taxpayers are not in favor of in
curing the expense of an election
unless it is satisfactorily determined
that the election will be valid under
the Constitution if held. 50 far as the
bill is concerned, none doubt that the
election may not be had. The Constr
tuition is the great barrier in the way.
The clause in the biz providing for
an election was inserted in good faith,
and, as we have before said in these
columns, if there are no constitu-
tiOnal objections to such a course we
are perfectly willing that the people
should choose their own officers.
Viewed from a p%ecuniary standl ONT
an election would be manifestly to
our interest. But we Very much
doubt whether a change OF officers
could be affected even though a diff
ferent set of candidates should be
unanimously elected. However, if
the mass of the people want to try
the experiment, we certainly have no
objection. The SENTINEL will turn
ont any desired number of election
tickets at SO per thousand.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-01
Stand From Under.

Several thousand Walls of wrath
are in readiness in Carson to be
heaped upon the devot d head of
one of the proprietors of the RereiNe.
The Governor don't like to be criti-
cised-he don't. A few days ago the
Austin paper had the temerity to
allude to the reasons u assigned by
his Ox-cellency for vetoing the Austin
and Battle Mountain Railroad bill, in
other than complimentary terms.
This made the Governor below and
throw up the dirt on Capital Square
like a bob-tail steer in fly time. He
was Internationally so-and all
of the herds in the mother of coun-
ties would not have been sufficient
to allay his anger. The impairment
editor aforesaid must be taught a
lesson, and straightway he caused the
following crusher to be teiegraphed
him:
by the grace of Bradley YOU hold
the position of County Commissioner
Of Lander county"
The document was of course genu-
inc, or it would not have borne the
signature of the Governors confiden-
tial scribe.
Ye gods and little fishes. Common
cattle are not worthy of our brand.
Look out for the Builgine or some
body may get hurt. Where are the
Eacqueros? Why is not the offender
quickly drawn and quartered? Such
conduct as those" must not he tolerat-
ed for a moment. Henceforth let Us
hope that he will be considered exc
cutive meat.
We are indebted to an old and es-
teemed friend in Austin for a copy of
the dispatch as given above, and We
have no hesitancy in vouching for its
correctness. As n matter of fact it
amount. to nothing, further than to
demonstrate his Oy-cellency's notions
of the freedom of the press. He evil
IDENTIFY thinks tn t when he once gets
his brand on a ''critter' it belongs TO
him for all time. Let us pray.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-01
EASTERN
BY OVERLAND TELEGRAPH,
ESPECIAL 10 TIE s~ESTISEL.I
NEW YORK.

New York. March 80.
The Mercury publishes q letter from
Baltimore, which SAYS the police of
that city are in search Of a Spaniarr'
named Roscoe, the alleged murderer
of Charles Goodrich, the tower Of
Lucille j. Myers. now under arrest.
On receipt of the letter, the Mercury
reporter visited the father of Lucelle.
He said he remembered the Spaniard.
who frequently called to see his
daughter, but had not called since
they came &c reside in Irvington
street.
The Mercury then gives the follow
ing story concerning the main actors
in the tragedy. Before becoming ac-
quainted with Goodrich, Lucelle was
intimate with the Spaniard Roscoe.
Finding Goodrich possessed of
ample means, and that his assertions
of owning houses in Brooklyn We're
correct. she forsook Roscoe for him.
When her people removed from Stan
ton street, she changed her workshop,
and strove to hide her Whereabouts
from the Spaniard, ard gave the
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piIiFIc COi%'i siH.'ATG.:I>
FROM

SAN FRANCISCO. March 81.
A slighv shock of earthquake was
felt here and in Oakland last evening.
Hawaiian news by the Moses Tav-
10y is unimportaut. Lunalilo had
made a tour of the islands in the
United States steamer Benicia.
James REYNOLDS, who was stabbed
in the throat last week, died yester-
day.
At the dinner given by turfmen
yesterday. at Agricultural Park, valu-
able presents were made to Budd
Doble, owner of ROsalind. He goes
East with the mare. having failed to
effect a match with O~ccident.
King Luns lilo will come to San
Francisco with General Schofield, TO
iaake a tour of the United States. or
the purpose of studying our institu-
tons.
DR.. Tyler, son of e~x-Pres1lent Tv-
Ter. lectured tor the Dashaways last
ni1ht.
This morning, on Jackson street,
Louis Mahonev, a notorious cattle
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-01

shoot "A man with whom he had been
quarreling about cards, and sent a
bullet through his own foot, infiicting
a very painful wound.
Nothing has vet been heard of Pro-
fessor Hay, who went up in a balloon
YESTERDAY and disappeared i'm the
clouds. The balloon took a northeast
course.
The Spiritualists are celebrating the
25th anniversary of the Rochester
rappings.
Joel II. Mansfield is again on trial
for attempting to murder his lover
Mary Helm. This is the third trial,
and will he concluded tomorrow.
Up to the present time nothing has
been heard OF the aeronaut Professor
Law.
Henry Hilderband, convict I'd of
grand larceny, was sentenced TO the
State Prison to-day for one year.
The Bogart habeas corpus case will
come up for final hearing to-mor-
row. in the United States Circuit
Court.
Frederick Gearv. of MERGED coun-
". l. under arrest charged with steal
ing $4,000 pounds of wheat from Rouse
x Co. valued at nine hundred and
iiihttN ia IL - ulItStu THAI lIt
had the grain in his charge for the
firm. when he sold it and pocketed
the proceeds. He lad purchased a
railroad ticKet for the East.
Frank Rog rs who pleaded guilty
to conspiracy in the matter of ship
ping the boy Hanson. ON board a Ger
man vessel, has been fined $500, ard
in default of payment was sent to
jail.
UTAH.
STOCKTON, March 81.
But little testimony was elected at
the Coroner'S inquest to-day on the
death of ]. =. ID. Wilkins. The exam
ination will he resumed tomorrow,
when it is expected that more impor-
tant evidence will be forthcoming.
\ Young boy named Barrier. while
fooling with a pistol TODAY. accident
ally shot himself in the mouth.
SALT LAKE, March 81.
In an affray at Silver City, Tintic.
John Cakes, Il saloon keeper. shot with
a derringeI. Richard Tyler. a black
smith. Cause, an old grudge. The
wound will probably prove fatal.
The first company of MormonS for
san Francisco, and thence to Arizona,
will move in a few days. No women.
Crops will probably be raised this
season. There is considerable reluct-
ance on the part OF many emigrants
to leave.
NEVADA.
WINNEMUCCA. March 81.
a shooting scrape occurred here last
night between Remnant and a man
named Rerge. They disputed about
some triiling matter. when Reinhart
drew a pistol and shot at Berge, in
ficting IA slight wound in the head of
the latter. Reinhart has left for parts
unknown. They We're both strangers
IN town. Bad whisky was the cause.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-01

READ 1r.-Ihere is humorous COM
munication on the first page of to-
days SENTINEL. We do not believe
that any offense is intended, but if
our worthy county officials should
conclude otherwise, they have our
full permission to scalp the author.
He is a sanguinary individual, how
ever, and always goes armed with n
mitrailleuse and two mountain howit-
GERS.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-01
POLICE notice.

I!ANING SEEN A NOTICE IN THE
II SENTINEL that two gentlemen have
been appointed deputies OF sheriff Sulli-
van, aud one other n Del uty Constable
by sam. Is. Fell, this is also TO give no
tice that ! hold Il com mission from Con.
stable lell as his Deputy, to act as Night
Policeman. Citizens of Eureka will b.
expected, Therefore, to contribute toward
paying for my services, and shall call
on them, as heretofore, TO TO So.
mh30 lw JOHN MURPHY.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-01
BORN.

In Eureka, March %, to the wife of B.
+ r., daughter.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-01
SPAIN.
MADRID, March

MADRID, March so.
The GGcetn promulgates DEGREES or
derng elections tor the constituent
Cortrs.
An attempted military revolt in
Zumara-a, Province OF Cal esnro.
had been Suppresse /, in response t. n
cali Tor separate meetings of official
Republicans.
The reported resignation of the
Minister To France is confirmed. The
Ambassador Will remain privately in
Paris for the present.
Armed men nave entered and ran
sacked private residences in Malaga
for arms. Among the houses thus
entered was n occul led by the TIA
liam Consul ; and the representatives
thereof Join in a demand for .re-
dress.
The municipality Of Cadiz has pro-
hibited religions instructions in the
communal school.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-01
FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.
LONDON. March :

LONDON. March 80.
y Republican conference at Suilield
last night passed resolutions III favor
at a Republican form Of Government
for England.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-01
NOTICE TO r. 8

l,HERIFF SULLIVAN HAS .AP-
- PO1N TED TRAY. NJ. JOHNSON
and JOSEPH KERR for Policemen.
both of whom are we'll known as ciii-
cicnt officers. TRAY. NJ. Johnson will at
tend to the day business 10" Kerr and
Deputy Constable james Mooney will
attend to all night business.
In the absence Of any Police Fund. the
business men are expected to maintain
them by subscriptions. m29-lw
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-01
FRANCE.

PARIS, March 81.
Marquis De Chasseloup Lohat, the
eminent French statesman, is dead.
He was IS years of age.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-04-27

se le presentaGTV NgrA Due los mis-
mos que hoy le adu1an J Sc venden
por detensores de Ia igualdad porque
necesitan sus votos, excluian de las
urnas & TODD el que nofusse cabeza
de familia y pagase IS pesos de con-
tribucion, menos que fuese acade-
mico, doctor, licenciado, eclesiastico,
magistrate. juez, abogado, medico,
boticario, arquitecto, notario, escri-
bano, procurador 8 maestro de es.
cuela.
Para nosotros que hace tempo he
mos estudiado las Bases auton6micas
de 1867, para nosotros que con aten-
cion estamos leyendo desde 1863 los
peri6dicos reformistas de ambas An
tillas, no tiene NADIA de extrafiO Ia
repentina evolucion que acaban de
veri6car. los papeles que eran aver
radicales y que son hoy federales in
transigentes. ST D. Carlos de quien,
no sabemos con que motive, Sc dijo
que habia ofrecido en- 1868 el gobier-
no civil de Cuba 4 D. Miguel de Al
DANA, prometiera hoy algo analogo y
Sc sentara triunfante en- ell trono de
Espana, carlistas Sc declararfan los
peri6dicos que hoy allan aqui bande-
ra federal.
Sus renuncios, sus cambios de sis
temas tan frecuentes, serian incom.
prensibles 81 todas sus aparentes trans.
formaciones no girasen unfsonas en-
torno de una idea que esta en- la con-
ciencia de todos. Hacc siete aflos pc
dian la autonomfa fundandose en- las
diferencias que habia eDtonces entire
estas provincias y las peninsulares.
Entonces Cuba y Puerto-Rico eran
entire 81 completalnente iguales y re-
querfan identicas reformas. Despues
proclamaron la inmensa diferencia
que media entire la psquera y la gran
de Antilla; mailana, cuando Sc trate
de reformar q Cuba, diran, como di-
jeron en- 1867, que sus condolences
esenciales son iguales q las de Puerto.
Rico. h{
Ell reformismo, quitandose va POI
indtil ell habito radical y encasque-
tandose ell gorro frigio federal, pro-
cede, como dirfa eI Sr. Martos, con
ingratitud hacia los radicales, perC
con l6gica para consigo mismo. Hoy
vuelve a su punto de partida que Ell
la autonomta, bello ideal del perspi.
caz Morales Lemus.
Quien sabe ST los electores refor
mistas estan va cansados de ir q la.
urnas como corderos , demuestrer
que no les gusta volver ahora q las res
baladizas Bases de Morales Lemus
nosotros nos alegrariamos por ellos J
por ell pats.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-04-27

de pesos anuales 4 que ascenderAn
POGO mas 8 m6nos Los negociados
de libertos que 80 cream en- todos los
municipios, los protectorados y Ia in.
demnizacion. Si & este milloncejo Sc
agregan los ciento treiLta mil pesos,
, Gi,sd0 nais, que cuesta Ia Diputa-
cion provincial, otra innovation re-
formista, vendra 81 cOntribuyente en-
conocimiento de que, al paso que va
mos, no quedara, es cierto, I'm refor-
mista visible sin bueno y bien retri-
buidO empleo, pero 10 que es al pats
lie van 4 costar caritas las reformas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-04-27

presaa sn Il pAyimsnle.
Tampeco Il mnehAeho coasshA aln da-
a COO hAllAr ali s - padre. porqas u
eaeoasFAFss cara 4 cara cen 4, pur1i6 u
eolos y qaIso aaiis de aaavu.
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res De sraeaa.
kamga - cumanata.
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@ss - sAAal hwns 1 pssgsasss i grsssAas
pAass.
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eafA
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waAa syaa.4sa ss@aa1s 60 A.haA - y sAs+
ass@eAs - Ass43A = saA@a1 81 ms-
sAAeha. - Iaelsaka.4ass 4ataa sYskM i
Eakge. - 4ss gsalsses Iawva<sa - ss.kA
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s.&af 80 = AesA So ss1ANaaa So
- ss1ssasa&As Ksss1 fs*E8 = 4akw -
ks1g.ss k4e<S. esMs6kneks.e - smAes
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- - - - - kMNks - - aAAs
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-04-27

El Progreso nos dirige IN interro-
gatorio interminable, como que cons.
ia de veinte preguntas NADIA menos,
al cual contestaremos mas adelante.
Podrfamos rehusar someteTnos q
tai interrogatorio como en- otra oca-
sion 10 hizo El Progreso en- un caso
anaIogo; pero Ia cortesfa con que Sc
nos pregunia y ei deseo que tenemos
de que no 50 de torcidas interpreta-
clones 4 nuestro silencio, causas son
que nos obligan 4 contestar y asf 10
haremos, DiOs mediante, en- ell pr6xi-
mo n1meEo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-04-27

algun0s pakhsrs gxnniansas y deaparsiIla-
doa, y,Aoa ailIn - nnuy mAal ensAA1, aeA-
hAhaa - epsaronsr \ msaAEs A. aqaslaa
srisGa hnhilnea
~ 80, n1o - csnlxna, easaha lsso u
asaasa.dns - 1Fedss snnagsreialns 4
pavimnaso ala hAFyus; lm vsassos IL l. par
qushA vsasMaa qas dAha lma 4 IL eseiaA,
easaras3aa pr lpalso , - .siAruAAM
Ra@an dnsmaA ensl paaha. caAnAs na
- qasAAhA 1 PAAMs i nsSAs 90 algua hAa-
60 ael ea@aaa ssal. ! go u rsss1es - u
lgiraAm.
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80 amaa. ii as4wasea am haaAAs H. pAA 90
~ eAaAa u haasaa EEL ssns - vsas saaaAssa
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ssA
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h sAeAa4. aae@ A. pA4tp As 80 AAasxnA
FvaHaaaassy y salss i lssAaaAr i eaA@aaf
u@aas u go = aaeeAaRaas IN ifslAHAaeHast
- paas@ - - s@mAAAnas - - mns.Aa s.s-
FskAs.
- sssesA i aagssaa - MAnAa - ssa
FAfM mMbaeae a AAmssH - Asssaa
Aas esasaamss So - Aassa nusAs sAsms.
- sssAAAa s@ i e@ss sskAs&a. AAAasa sssas
hNAa NgasA - - 4saesss4ss@ - -. 80.
- Aaets = 1855 mmakAs aaswx ma4ess
ssAAs = sAea asaaa.aA J saa i .A.ss
aesxAss = kgNe& hWae - sMs -
n&eNn i sahAsess i p.sgss -. go
- AsAtsas sesa Nshe@ - kxaas Assunz
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-04-27

mo habiAn de PagAr 10 que hacsa coz :
migol
-Pero, anAli6 mirAndo % toruo sayo,
Iqu6 BARI PloranciA enlse sAnso qas 20
procure tTahalaF para gaaaF Aigua diaerei
Ella, acostumbrAda laa cosnodldAdoa !
toner 81 pan soguro, .caAnsO u ! pAdecss
aqui'
II pahrc Jaeobo - deIs cA9r eA uaA Il.
la rcta y desvencliAdA, j sesls6 - eAbe-
- entire lAa nanns, domsaAdo poi i anaAs-
gura De sas Feaexionea.
NJ saissna pcnA poasA assAsigaas A. aaa
ann hahia algana senslbllAAA - aaHel ca
raxou quo soAea esrian sAA aasa, 1 - AA-
beFlo naHiieAsa3p - - san2ssss da.pssA-
dlmienio, euAndo 4 avAsastA dsI visa To-
lednF qaiao epsxanAF - nAsSM tas msa.
qain0a ssssgs qHs - salpAhaa pFsEssuaeA4
pof TginssAi Y ksk&A dIAdo.
Sin ssnbaFso. i pakssaa Il Aaass kaaa.
6Fs, AsaAsga2Aa saAa - vhan rnw amm -
goloaa sasseFsa. Il paaswsA aal sakslaa -.
eese ssA asaolsaasa. aaaaaAa. rNsA Geo.
veHcsFss d Ella. asm4es i sssaa 80 ~ - /.
s0fA hAbss86snN
CoapomlAaa AalAassas@ - il ess9kAa ca
- lAde AsAaa So eaamA - sAA6AA. 6sa.
iKnAlsa y ssaaskNkAas pMs mnas A6Aue Il
saseoaaasass aahss - eaMkmA - aasmmsAhs
- EAqHislxs s4lsA1Ms gsas ~ Asma - 4mA@
ds ktuaass s4AssAAss mAAa akAamMa snaa@
gssesdaa j hAassa j ~ ssAmssm A.wAa ps.
aA1pa.
" selfN 90 \ anem dneeemn.iilIl. -
g. FslAs ealaeM8s - - ssmama. unanuaA
AgMnA reA = 1Manaa - msxa Go
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-04-27

hijOs ma Il maeAaehs eogi6 las tanasas
qas aan sssahan 4 - laao, y sr4ssorno por
d dola< De - harsda IL snpaA5 ecu airs
nmnnnsmdrx.
--paArs. :. Isl no vuelve u.sed ! Pc
gAs. ms dsfsaassss. -. aiIo eon vos sorda.
-~EraaAAsss grtsa Jacoho.
--Ss sstsy - paFsesr de dsIarms ma
~.
ahsAanan RAnsoA aAlsS, dsshAa sssas
paAahras. aslaaAO ! - padzu heamaa5o d
lsfus.
M.a aeeaAa u maeAaeks k.hla nsxado
u wab<Aa - y pasFta. asaS - saspaso
1asasuss , sayA aasi Iasxe erA. aea@esids
- - gxuE@Aaa 1s4mAya-
uas gaAsa - ! = Nasaa pAsAas pc
- 80 ksema se~aaN assFeAsa = paFsxl,
= tssaaseA4 ! AAamaA kahA4a = snawTv.
--.FsAse m4eAaekai sYskAmAs ~. u.
- - @sAsss 4se - @ssTsa asAAaa =.
TMfse - As8ns
- sasmvaaasa m4Sss Ka@k 8 = msst1a
j = ASkas 80 - salsmzAhNa = amas -
i asmaRss j kNmsA - eaml8xkAa -
sssssa sN3k. AsaAs smAea - seag4fsA -
ssssaAas = asaxse - easssA - - hsxss
- i - A3kssAs xAksws - a
leemA.a - me@sM3A. sMsse samAes PesA. 4
g~ses - - aSNseese esan4sAe@a. - ssae
- eNisssaM aeaasss Il Meek@s J sasA1 i
aeMh& emeMaa NAamks mnAw eAa = lmaxem
smamawse4aMfm j amasu.nm - - - 49,
= II. - - .axm&se.. ~. 49,. -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-04-27
X.


II 5ia prsEjado para Ia boda de Flo
roncia por 81 schOr curA y dOhA AguedA
lego Por in.
Daada Il sscena quo suvO lugar en- casa
de a buonA aeh0Ea, entre el ito Pedro
Jaeobo, este no hahia vnello poner los
plks on 81 domiciIio del viejo tejedor.
unicAmenia habiaa viato s FIorenciA,
snAnao sssA ibA por laa sardes ! llenar Sus
eznsArua k i taense: ell habian trooado
s.gunaa paEAbraa. suavcs y llonAs dc e.
psraasa pos pArsa do FOrencla; amargaa
J pssSadas - amenaEas por parts Dc IA
eaAn
"A p~sar q i dfvarsidad da sua carac-
lkssa, Ploseacia AmAhA ! Jaeobo con mas
pMaiaa s4dA d., } sansia hGciA y una In
vsneibla asSAecioa.
Ks4n - Ftprobo, J Il Engel Dc ~
EnAsdA.
l. vssp@sa d d. seAaIado para Il O..
axmIsasa, i hanna BAlsAnAra hsao enlroga
1 - AiIk - - eanA mAsFimonial, COMO
paaasn - - mAgniEeo paiArero, De
naeslamlaa ealeA00ea, da doa mAniaa de-
p~la Asgu ! afslpals, H castro sabanas
- naa, j esazsra nlnaAAdA4 igaAlss lodo
go essMha s1asnk4 eoasendo " N her
n.s4a sAaTe em Earma d hasco, de pino,
- vesas. CO asess snearnadas J
aaaasa = \ eaheeesA
- 60 t.la = &C. \ h4snA madre
pa 60 1 - -