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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1874-09-17

The colored man of Mobile is quite as
shrewd as his northern white brother, and
is up to ''tricks in trade" that put to shame
the somewhat apocryphal wooden-nutmee
traffic of Connecticut. To all the cunning
OF the yankee he joins vivid imagination
which is utterly lacking in the other. Not
long since three negroes of Mobile, who
make living after the apostolic fashion by
catching fish, industriously spread the story
that they saw rejected lover stand upon
one of the wharves and throw returned
diamond engagement ring into the water.
saying at the same time these doleful words
"Thus endeth the first lesson.'' Further
more they averred that they saw catfish
swallow the ring Thereupon they went a
fishing for catfish and exposed them in the
market in great quantities for sale. The
dodge worked well. The story spread that
a prize catfish with diamond ring in il. was
to be found on the boards of the fish market
and all Mobile fell to buying fish. 1t seems
now like an eternal Friday in that city. The
price of catfish has rapidly advanced, and the
dusky romancers are reapng rich harvest
from the 'barren and billowy sea-"
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1874-09-17

ST. LOUIS has fashions of its own, and it is
not dependent upon the Modistes of Paris
and New York for styles in cut and fabric.
It's papers have city fashion department,
made up it must be confessed, of very enter
tanning reading. From it we learn that a
favorite costume with the ladies of st. Louis
is ga tablier of eera colored gauze." Very
likely this is intended as return to the SIM
pie costume of Mother Eve; but the sugges-
ton may be permitted that the Asiatic zig
leaf has not the tenuity of gauze, and we are
Inclined to think that the garment is more a
Renaissance of English burlesque than of
Paradise. Either the "tablier' or the state
ment of the fashion reporter is ''too thin"
We are further assured that the hats worn
are, with all their ponderosity, stamped
with an unmstakable air of neatness," and
that birds, flowers and feathers are much in
vogue for "face trimmings" Really, with
ponderous hats and bird-bedecked faces and
only the gauziest of aprons the st. Louis wo-
man must be very top-heavy indeed.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1874-09-17
Katahdin Iron Works.

A gentleman who has recently visited the
Katahdin Iron Works gives us some interest
ing details in regard to the successful manufac-
ture there. o. W. Davis. Jr., Esq, the proprl-
etor has shown a resolution, courage and skill
in the enterprise that are greatly to his credit,
and are lesson to other manufacturers who
may be laboring under temporary discourage
ments.
Mr.. Davis began operativus il, JON, 1919 and
got to work in the May ensuing. Upon trial
the machinery and equipment were found in
very unsatisfactory condition as to style and re-
pair. 1t was deemed best, however, to pro-
coed for while and turn out quantity of iron
that might serve for samples and that could
be tested for the various purposes to
which charcoal iron is applied. Up to
February 90, 1874, about thousand tons
were turned out, of excellent iron. At
this date very extensive and costly enlarge
ments and repairs were entered upon, and COM
pleted in June last. The fires were then kim
died and at length, in September, the product
was carried up to ten tons per day of first.class
charcoal pig. The outturn could readily be
raised to twelve tons per day if sufficient char
coal had been provided. 1t requires about
1,400 bushels of charcoal daily and something
over twenty tons of ore to produce ten tons of
iron. The present outturn is far beyond any
production of the furnace in earlierlyears, and
is.fully up to the standard of the best furnaces
elsewhere in this class of iron. Recent explor-
ations indicate supply of ore adequate to the
demands of years. Success at the Katahdn
works lends additional interest to the great iron
denoStS of ArOOStooIx Cnuntv and to apv opd
all plans for railroad extension into northern
Maine. The Katahdin iron is found up to the
standard of use for car wheels, the severest test
to which for ordinary purposes iron is ever
put.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1874-09-17
Representatives Elected.

Franklin.
REPUBLICANS
Wilton, &c.-George R. Fernald.*
Chesterville, &c.-Charles V. Pinkham.
Phillips, &c.-Benjamin Butler.
DEMOCRATS. e
Madrid-J. G. .Conant.
Kennebec.
DEMOCRAT.
Windsor-Joel Taylor. (gain)
Knox.
Camden-Joseph Martin, (gain).
Cushing Whitney.
Thomaston- Watts,
Union-William Gleason, (gain).
FUSION.
Vinalhaven-Martin H. Kiff, (gaIn).
Oxford.
REPUBLICANS
Paris-S. B. Locke, (gain).
Oxford-C f, Durrell.
Mexico-Henry w. Park.
DEMOCRATS.
Norway-W. H. Whtcomb, (gain)
Sumner-Nathaniel HI. Stowe.
Penobscot
DEMOCRATS.
Corinth-Gen. E. S. Trott, (gain)
Eddington-Jo Josiah B. Bearce, (gainj
Burlington-James Edes.*
Somerset.
DEMOCRATS.
Anson-Samuel W. Tinkham.
New Portland-Niah H. Moody, gain.
Lexington George Pease.
Waldo.
REPUBLICAN,.
n,
Washington.
DEMOCRAT.
East Machias-J. G. Talbot.*
Former members.
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seNot Very Wello

feeling Of vague bodily discomfort, which does
not amount to positive illness, and yet is incompai-
BILE with health, is often aptly described by tie
phrase, 'Not very we'll" This feeling usually arises
from deficiency of the nervous power which is re-
CURED to keep the vital machinery in vigorous and
heathful operation. Nervous weakness has too fire.
quenty turned to be the prelude of some serious
malady to admit OF any doubt in the matter, In
activity of the bodily functions surely begets their
arrangement as cause presedes effect.
1t is therefore absolutely essential for the preserva-
ton of health perhaps of life ITSELF that this warn
ing should be promptly needed. The case does not
admit Of delay. Revitalize tho system at once and
eectualy with Hostetters Bitters- peerless in
yigorant which, by infusng health and strength
into the system, protects it against disease more
armor of proof against the foe
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1874-09-17

JUDGE CURTIs.-Judge B. R. Curtis of Bos-
ton, died Tuesday afternoon, at his cottage on
Rhode Island avenue, Newport, where he spent
the summer. His malady was rupture of a
blood vessel on the brain, from which he had
suffered for ten weeks. Judge Curtis was born
in Watertown On the 4th of November, 1909,
and consequently was nearly sixty-five years
of age. He was graduated at Harvard Col
lege in 1829-the famous class, comprising the
Hon. George Tyler Bigelow, the Rev. Dr.
James Freeman Clarke, Professor Oliver Wen
dali Holmes, Samuel May, Professor Benjamin
Pierce, the Rev. DR.. Chandler Robbins, Pro-
fessor S. f. Smith ard other noted men, He
studied law in the Harvard school, was admit
ted to the bar in 1882, and began practice in
Northfeld, Mass, But soon removed to Boston
where he acquired an extensive business and
gradually rose to eminence in his profession.
Upon the death of Judge Woodbury. he was
appointed judge ofthe Supreme COnrt of the
United States, September 1851, which office he
held until 1857, when he resigned and resum ed
his practice in Boston. He has published ''Re-
ports of Gases in the Circuit Courts of the
United States q vols, Boston, 1854, sDecis-
ions of the Supreme Court of the United
States from the origin of the Court to 1854.
He has taken no prominent part in politics,
though he was member of the state house of
representatives for two years, and throug h.
out the long contest for the United
States Senatorship last winter received the un-
divided support Of the Democratic members of
the convention.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1874-09-17
News and Other Items.

Mrs. Abraham Lincoln is in Wisconsin, and
is in poor health.
General Shaler of New York has accented
the position Of chief of the Chicago fire depart
ment.
Rev. John Weiss of Boston supported Pro-
lessor Tyndalrs materialist views in his dis
course on Sunday.
Mr.. M. w. Whitney, the Boston basso, has
received and accepted an offer of an engage.
ment of six months at the Royal Albert Hall
London, for series of oratorio and classical
concerts.
Colonel John s. Mosby has been invited to
deliver the annual address before the agricul
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1874-09-17
YORK COUNTY.
Lilo 96 1
1903 949 Z
PSI 327 2
DpowNrn-on Friday last . r..,o

DROWNED.-On Friday last a little bow,
aged about 81 years, son of Commander G. X.
Haswell of the Navy, while playing on the
banks of the Androscoggiu, a few miles beyond
Bethel, fell into the river and was drowned.
The body was not recovered until forty-two
hours afterwards, and Tuesday the remains
were brought to this city, placed in the dead
house on Munjoy, and the funeral services
performed by Rev. Mr.. Hayes of St Luke's
Cathedral. The body will be taken to Ports
mouth, N. H., for interment
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1874-09-17

IT is whispered in legal circles that serious
defects have been discovered in the prohibi-
tory law, which render all indictments found
since 1872 null and void. In revising and
amending the law it is claimed that the enact
ing clause in relation to penalties, was made
imperative. The report will occasion no
little sensation throughout the state. What
about the fines that have been collected?
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1874-09-17
DIED.

In Saco, Sept. 12 Augustus L. Seaman. aged 40
years months.
In West Gardiner, Sept 8, Mr.. Jesse T. Stevens,
aged 81 years.
In Pittston, Sept. 6, Mary Clark, aged SO years.
II years.
In Lewiston, Sept. 49, Mrs. Francis II. Morrill,,
aged "A years.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1874-09-17
MARRIED..

In Rockport, Sept. II, Rev. Chas. E. Knowlton and
Miss Addie Barrett.
In Augusta, Sept. 8, Walter D. Eaton of Dexter
and Miss Adelaide Quinby,-daughter of Rev, DR..
Quinby of Augusta.
In Augusta, Sept. 5. Daniel H. Gilley and Cora b.
Ladd
In Gardiner Aug. o. Daniel NJ Kenzie and Fan
ME Cannon.
In Gardiner, Sept. 8, Samuel Q. Soper and Miss
Abbie Foster. ~
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1874-09-17
VOTE FOR GOVERNOR.
1873.

ANDROSCOGGIN COUNTY.
1874. 1873.
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July 16. lat NJ. Ion % W, ship Valparaiso, from
Liverpool for San Francisco.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-12-18
ATENClON.

En- la fabrica "Fundicion de Colon Marina" sc en-
cuentran los efectos siguientes:
Rayos camones, lanzas, ees, rolos, brazuelas de
MADEIRA para carretas carros las referdas pezas tie
men de construdas cuatro amos
Coneccones de diferentes tamailos para tuberfa.-
Mandres de para la colocacion de tubos de cal
dera-Empaquetadura de gonna patente-Tuercas y
volanderas de todas clases.-Aceeras de ciindro de
varias formas-Man6metro de alta presion.-Id. baja
id.-Medidores de aqua para caldera.-Id. tubos de
crisal para los i'd de dferentes Voanderas
de gonna para los idLimas ingesas de primera clase
surtidas.-Martillos de de mano.-Pitos de me-
rosca plato de metal de dferentes cases-Idem idem
globo valvula-As otros diferentes artculos de
pleas construdas, buges de carretas carros,
de odas classes id. de coches, reas de arados de dfe
rentes n1meros por mayor menor, ga, ga
San Juan Puerto Rico IA de Octubre de 1S74-Ra-
non Portilla. 1l-24
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UnguentO Holloway.

Las curas debidas a este celebre Uugiento
han sidO tan sOrprendentes que han admirado
las principales notabilidades del Arte Medica.
Infnidades de porsonas, resi- gnadas va sufrir
la doloTosa opera zion de una amputaciOn, des
pues dc haber padecido mucho tempo, han ape
ladO, como 1ltimo recurso este maravill0so
balsamo, q cuyas excelentes prOpiedades cura-
twas, agradecen sus brazos piernas, recobran-
do enteramente la salud perdida Las personals
Iue padecen afecciones del corazon que sufren
de constipados, toses ) Dronqultis, pueden Ii
brarse pronto dc e. tas dolencias ape,ando las
maravlllos"s virtudes de; Ungiento Holloway
Para asegurar la curacion rapida y permanen-
te de las entarmedade, convene siempre que SO
tomen las Pfldoras al mismo tempo que Sc en-
plea ell Ungiiento.
Amplias instrucciones en- Ell espanoL relatiuas al
ns0 de dichOs medieamentos enUaeLren las cajas de
PfLcioras botes de Ungdento.
Sc vende en- las principalss farmacias del
mundo entero y. en- el establecimiento central
del Professor Holloway, 533 Oxford street, Lon
dree. / IS.
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iREMEDIO NUEVO!

NADIA hay mas grato al eOrazon del hombrc que con
tribur por los medic que le possible al alivo de
semeJantes cuando despues de dilatada prac
ca la eonfeccion de ntinidad de medcamentos To-
pleto que hasta Ia presente ha ooeuido sente un
verdadero placer III al pblco como 10 haee hoy
el Farmaceutico ID. l.. b. Gatben, magnitco sin
igua alcohoado 8 aromatco para la pronta V
ecaz curacon de oda clase de dolores esteriores in
teriores nveterados, de eaaiquier origen V
para los de golpes contucones que por descui
do empleo de medicamentos de fataes con
secuencias. Este sin igua medcamento esta compues
to de semilas raices sumamente iuocentes que Dor
conviuaciou converte confortane infalible
Para los pedidos pueden drigirse al que suscribe.
Arroyo Diceinbre de I574.--L. Garben, Icdo on
Farmaoia 5-iO
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P1ldoras HOLLOWAY.

Los misioneros cat0licos, destinados recor-
rer varias parties del mundo, tales como la Chi
Ia, la India, ell Africa otras, gi6ndose obliga-
dos ejercer como me1icos al mismo tempo
gu desemrenan los deberes de buenos pasto-
res, hace muChOs amos que SO dlligen al esta-
blecimente Holloway, para proVeerse de estas
celebres P1ldoras, cuyas propiedades depura-
twas dOminan, tan pronto como radicalmente,
los malas de vientre de estomago, asi COMO
ell NAL de higad0, tan frecuente y penoso ell
pases caldos.
La accion de este medicamento es sasiaal
como energica expusa Embellishments nuave
dez motivada por malos nutIitivos establecieci
do la buena digestion, anima la accion del hfga~
excelente para las personals nerviosas. Las pro
piedades durativas de estas Pil{oras, que de-
vueiven las fuerzas ell vigor al sstema vital
las baee ser indsrensanles tod. persona dc vi
datranluila sedentaria, asi como son de gran
dc utilida1 d las mugeres de toda edad.
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J. CE R Il A.

Tiens el gusto de anuncar al pubco que desde esta
fecha queda alberta de comerco esta Plaza,
calle de la Cruz mum. So plaza principal Los aman-
tes de la eegauca de la moda pueden concurrir a
ella, en- la segurdad de quedar satisfechos, pues ha-
biendo adquirido de antemano magnfcas relaciones
imporantes del extran ZERO, ha logrado pro-
de complete al par que excelente, surdo de
mercancias que pueden competir con las meores que
importan la Isla, tanto ell caidad como en-
precios.
Hay para seroras seioritas: novedad completa en-
case de sombreros precos que nunca se han vendi-
do la plaza; puos golillasy corbatas de la
quisita eeganca; abrgos para teatro de paseo, de
merno de seda, superior calidad gran varledad en-
varSgs, pOplines, gros, chaconadas, bastas de ho,
warandol de hio de agOdon, cretonas creas, breta
mas tela real, tela de rosa, estopias bramane, flo
Tete; el glsto decsdo adornos para trajes de
sonora cintas bondas de seda, encaes antimacasa-
rss medas de tOdas classes precos desde ses reaes
par hasta cinco pesos docena; boas poanas de las
que venden la pl y, n $3 realizan aqui
4 II, 16y 20 reales par.
Para caballeros: camisas de todas case II, 2, 2i
81 S. una cazoncios de hilo 1910 IL dOcena; Ca
misetas 2, q, $40 docena calcetnes g. IL, 20 y
26 reales; panueos de hilo, blancos de color II
2f, 81 SAT; corbatas de reales una sombreros
precios yistos; los que vendsn la plaza
$34 realiEan 20 reaes uno los de paja reales
driles blancos de color sumamsnte baratOs vendien
dose los de case superior reaes vara gran surtidO
de panos, elastcotinas, marnoe, cachemres trencas
forros, sargas, botOnes javoncillOS para marcar.
Para ambos sexos: una infnidad de articulos que
seria PROMO snumerar, ios que sc :9azaa precoa
squtativos acomodados todas las rtunas, slendo
de advertir que en- cada uno de eos rsbaja la a.
pArte, Ell sIgunos, mas de su justo preco.
Hay 6nalmente gran baratillo percelana que me
jor &c amar1a regalo; platos de case superior 3
reales docena, fuentes de idsm con sus tApas {
rsales una, soperas de idem 8, 10 IL reaes una
tazas con corrsspsndientes plattos II reales
docena.
Con TODD 10 cual espera dejar complacido los par
tdarios de la economla del buen gusto que engan
amabilidad dc obsequiarle con su preseneia
Puerto Rico Diciembre 3 de 1874 2
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B0LETIu MERCAUTIL
DE PUERTO-RICO.
0RGlNO DE Los BsPAlOLBS SIN CONDICIONRS.
Aviso al pdblico.

No habiendo obtenido ell resultado
que me prpuse al hacer presente por
mi anuncio en- Noviembre del 72,
que en- 10 suct sivo 6rmarfa con mi
eegundo apeliido, por existir otros in-
dividuos con ell nombre de Francisco
Ramirez, con que antes autorizaba
todOs mis- escrltos y puesto Que Sigo
esperiG sntando los miSmns rerjni
clos en- ia reception de mi cor espon-
dencia aSi como entorpecimieptos en-
mis- negoclos y operaciones, he re-
suelto valerne nUevamente del pe
ri6Jico para signifcar geueralmente
y en especial a todas las personss
con quien esioy EN- relaciones, ore M
omitan por ningun motive ei estam-
par en- la corresponder cia que me
dlrijsu y en- las cuentas que, acaso
puedan abrirse ca sus lbr0s, mi Sc
gundo apell;do materno y en- la forma
Ell que aparece suscrito el presente
anuncio; bieu entendido qu. desde
ahora protesto hi irresponssbilidad
en- cualquier case 8 incidente que pu-
diese orijinar aquelia omission.
Puerto REQ 27 de Novien bre de-
1874.-Francisco Ramirez y Lugo
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Para. negdO . para IvcIeO Sc Vende.

Una estancia de 70 cuerdas de terreno, con vega v
sobre-vega ell barrio de Sabana-llana, 10 minutes
de Ro-piedlas eamino la Carolina, colindando con
la quebrada de JUAN MENDEz, cayas aguas repu-
tadas por lnuy saudabes pr6xima los pastos para
factar ell bebedero al ganado.-Tiene dos casas, una
muy grande de alto techada de zinc tejamanil,
caera de material al frene, jardin bajos prop6-
sito para crados amacenar frutos, con horno Y su
cuadra para caballos, paomar, e., &c, otra re-
gular para agregados peones, contrudas ambas en-
los sitios mas conventes del para que esan
destinadas las cuales recben brisa franca p,-
IA, cuya temperature debe la salud que Sc goza
siempre en- aquel sitio
En- las ~ cuerdas de terreno hay sembradas 10 de
maojillo dos de cafe, platanos guineos 80 pal
mas de COCO otras de yagua, yerba de guinea, yucca
maeza prop6sito para carbon, pumarrosaes para
latas de bocoyes pinas muttud de arboles frutales
todos de buena clase
Su preco de venta al contado son S3,500.-Se adln-
ten proposiciones plazo; para pago parte todo
hnca de esta Capital.
Sc encuentran dicha estanca tambien de venta
una magn(fca bien acostumbrada yunta de bueyes
para arado en- Sl25 carreta fuerte tamano media
$40, buena va1a de eche en- $40
La persona que desee mas informes 6 trate de ad
1urirla, puede con d. Ceedonio Lopez Adm-
nistrador del BOI.ETIN. 6--6
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W]Q "TL DIlNANTt' (OJO)
GALE de JUSTO NUM- III

Ell que suscrbe dueno de antique cstabecimien-
te tene el gust0 de poner conocimento de bue
cbidp G por ei vap6r Puerto Rico de- Lverpoo % eI
frances "CarabeIe" de San Nazare Y el "Comas
de Cadiz intnidad de articulos de novedad fantasia
camisas bancas v de color, corbatas, Bonn
bos, sombreros, chneas marroquin, calzado de odas
classes para cabaeros Y ninos;
Boas poainas, sombreros, abrigos de lana, flores Y
cuellos para Sras nnas espadas rectas de alcolea
turron de alicante yema mazapan y otros muchismos
articuos dciles de enumerar los que desean rea-
liar prtcios sumamente m6dieos al por mayor Y
menor.-Guermo Llaneras. 2-l2
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V. O. T. F.

Ell r. p. Comisario de la misma tiene el gusto de
hacer presente al honrado virtuoso pueblo Puerto
riqueno como todos doningos fiestas de guardian
habra Ell la Capilla de dcha 6rden, msa resada las
: en- punto los dias de trabaios 4 las ~.
Ignamente haee saber odos los hiios del Serafin
francisco y los que no oson como ell Domingo pros
olmo, Ii de los corrientes habra Minerva Ell dicha
Capilla al efecto les supca ST asistencia dicho
acto como tambien la hora de vsa reserva las S
della tarde; conclude dara el Sanfo sscapu.
laro los que presenter hayan confesado conul-
gado como manda la Santa Regla
Puerto-Rico y diciembae ii de1S74.--El p. Com,sa.
RIO sebastian y, ~ Y, borfAs, -
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HOTEL I BAN0S DBL "uNIVERSO.'

FL que suscrbe daeno de dicho estabecimiento par
ucpa sus muohos amigos constantes tavorecedores
de esta locaiidad del exterior que siguendo en
continue desvelo p0r ntr0ducir e servcio trato
de casa, todos los adeaIltos que le son COM
pables sin perdonar ningua case de sacritcio para
mantener inaerabe ell credito de que vene disrutan-
do por bondad de sus uumerosos parr0quianos;
tando suhcente ntImero de c6modas ventila-
das habitaciones con un espacioso fresco comeder
entenddos dependencies para todos los servcios de Ia
casa, omtra medic aguno para deiar complacido &
todo e que dgne honrare con su asistencia Gale
de Tetuan, mum. 9.-Puerto- Rico 81 de Agosto de
1574-Onofre Nicolau
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COLEGIO DE LA CONCEPClON,

Tengo el gusto de manifestar los Sres. padres de
amila que principles del entrante mes Sc abrira una
clase de tenedurla de ibros matematicas gratuita
para los aunnos del establecmiento que esen EN- ap-
ud de cursar dchas as gnaturas, Y que los das l, 2
v 3 tendran lugar los examenes del 20 rimesre ell
dia por la noche la distribution de premos segun Sc
acostumbra todos los amos.
FL estabecimiento cuenta prefesores d6neos pa
ra las classes de adornos para la de parvulos tiene
Ia protesora esposa del que suscribe Sc admen pupi
los y medios pupilos.
Puerto-Rice Is de Noviembre de 1S74-Flancsco
Cortes.-Calls de S. Jnsto. MIN %.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-12-18
A los EreS. hacendldB J agicutoreS.

Haoe un aho que tuve el gusto de ofrecer mis- des-
yerbsdor1s al pdbico pero ocupado en- seguda via
jar por paises, donde quise ir ell esado
de agriculture todas las circunstancias que la
dierencian de la nuestra, tave que desatender aqul
y pude ocuparme de hacer comprender las
chas ventajas de ageute, que de
la economic de bra1os de tempo, es de tanta ut
idad para ell cultiyo de la cana Vueto de mi via
je ocupado otra vez mis- tareas agrcoas
despues de haber visto los intrumentos de
otros paises, me complazco en- otrecerlas de nuevo
cada conveucido de que nngun otrO instru-
conocido hasta hoy, puede reemplazarlas bajo
ningun concepto. Sus grandes ventajas resatan la
vista hasta de los menos versados agriculture Bas
ia verlas trafalgar para convencerse
Omito espllcasiones por haherlas dado va mi
anuncio anterior hoy, 1nicamente recomiendo a to-
dos los que no las todava que pasen cuando
gusen la hacienda Restaurada, en- ell barrio de Bu-
cana, donde las pueden trafalgar adquirir cuanas
esplicacones ypruebas necesten para persuadirse
guros que mejor recommendation yer ell resutado
de su trabao.
Por cuanto ofresca drijrse al que suscribe ell
Ponce, donde tiene dep6sto para todos los peddos-
Francisco Salichs II