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heaven. c. ,uan ,av r.,.,,,
nnn,,er;no s,xtecn ~ sr,orn four were eiIars and
three female eders under the leadership Of Elder
Evans, the head Of the Noviuate Order Of
the sect in this country, act forth At sreiaway
Hal yesterday, turing mofn'ng; an a1tefnoon,
al th Ssen.oS ~ Ix i tha hor&a e.: a al
diied The audiences seemed to be quits Equally di.
yided into two parts,-on one side being thosa who
came merely through curiosity for amusement and
the other sober people vino, for various reasons.
Wished to Know ne cnafacter ana purpose Tue sse
d5as ' - an.d ~ ~ ~ "rdar M snhIec,s a.
XII y, irG bsas sueh ~ ~ ns Reoion nasad
on phyaiolory sniritualtsm Science. Sot Re-
ligion:" Till shakcrism Depopulate the World 2"
''Ths Equalty Of Woman Recognized, but all 0tnces
Of Government to Be Held by ths Unmarried lntelec-
taal Celioates iae dress and msnners o. tne pats5
ssars Z, ~ 'ne e e ;ro IT,
the nma Of nanhood E,ch Tore his h.tr long in the
neck. combed straight down over the brow, and cut
Etraigh acroas about midway On the forehead.
The sett1emonts OF these people number
sometimes, as many as 500 members, and are
divided into families, each family occupying one
tre OF each house large hall may always bo
found. On one side OF these halls the houses
are devoted exclusively to the s1eepng-apart-
ments OF tho females. while on the othor side
they are devoted no less exclusively to the
slooping-npartmentB OF the males Originally,
agriculture waB the only kind OF industry the
Shakers pursued recently, however, they havo
engaged extensively in dai1ying aud in the man
uiacture OF brooms and drugs. At New Leba-
non alone the Shakers own several thousand
n-ros ~ land much Of which ia under an excel
iont atata ~ cn,t;vat;on Irdustrv IL ma NJ
IT,; ,,rt,as ana ;dianass ia reck,ned
tneir caful'nl sI1uas. anu !uonsan aa 80 80 1
as very sinful. Neatness ana oraer nave ne-
come two Of their prominent characteristics.
Thuir worship consists in q violent exercise
of 10th soil and BODY Instructed by
an EIder or EL1rasa thav arrav them-
a,x ~; io,,r E,os tt.a ynolau fsc;rf, tha fano,loa
Eols oo - Iols ia.e ~ IT, 1;. ~ Lr;af -
auu Willie stanu1ne tney Hsteu " olaeA at-
dress from some Shaker upon doctrine or print,
tire v1rtue after which they begin marching and
, 1874-11-29
EACETlE,

The cuirass is all the 1age With the ladies' Da-
laam rode one.
new hearae has been described by reporter
as "a splendid though sad vehicle
At Is the average boy sings gaily, u Want to
Be m Angel" At so he wants to 1.-Two Ms long as
he can.
When Noah made the ark fast NTH cable
tow, there = tied in the affairs Of taken
ut the food.
Officer Ito native servaut)-s: What caste are
you, Ramjammee?" Orlenta1-'' Same religion
~ u sahlb. Drink brandy, sar!"-Punch.
Very few milwaukee, homes arc without u BIZ
ble. The milwaukee, women insist that they
must have some place to Keep their pin-moneJ-
They tell OF q Sioux City girl who wears
eighteen rings on her fingers when sho goes to
church. and vet ahe grieyes because she can't
hare new switch.
The man who left Brooklyn during the scandal
agitation, for the reason that ho felt like onsis
III desert OF immortality, has, we aEe pained to
hear, been arrested in Indiana for b.gamy.
When an Italian youth has arrived at the age
OF II he is told to stand up before bis father aud
mother, aud say whether lie would like TO join
the clergy or the bElsands.
From churchyard in the Parish Of Beestor
Norfolk, England. comes this strange epitaph:
Here liea Elizabeth Gwinn,
Who WAS no very pure within,
She broke the outer she'll Of sin,
And hatched herself . cherubn,.
4 Western paper tells us thnt 's a foma1e book
agent at La Crosse Knocked lawyer down with
$22 Bible, and then knocked his teeth out with q
Sc hymn-booh." Arm that woman with an or
dlnary library Of costly religious books, and she
would whip her weight In RiId catH-
In letter to the Liberal Christian describing
Sunday in ra1is, the Rev. G. W. Wcndte, OF
Chicago, spoke Of priest '' with mopssrance
aud censer," but the compositor pnt mustache
on the priest, and thus incensed tho young
preacher OF the Western metropolis.
A Lafayette, Ind, man, lust AZ ho Was ap-
proachng tho shining shore, took his Wifes
hand and said Susan, you've been good
wife! We've lived together tl1rty-two years.
and never found button of my shirt I'll
speak good word for you as soon a. get thar"'
Clergyman" Baby was rather troublesome in
church last Sunday, Mrs. Nollekins (nuch dis
tressed)-" Yes he was, indeed. cir. He don't
seem to like going to church at ali. and he nerer
left of crying the whole time and it gives us
great dea! Of trouble. air, it do. for We did hope
to bring him up Rs minister, like yourself"
the installation Of tho Rev. William Car
ruthers over church in Calais. Ne. the other
day, the Rev. s. ?. Fay, OF Bangor, delivered
tho charge to tho people. among other
things, he urged them to he conaidexats Of their
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THE SPECKLED Ak.
4 Daf1nd.

In the good old times Of long sgo,
farmer, having paid his TAI,
Found that his funds wero getting low,
And that he needed another AZ
But wherewithal to purchase one,
The honest husbandman had not;
So be, as oft before he'd done,
His trusting friend, tho merchant, sougnA
It CHANGED tho merchant could not find.
An az would suit the farmefs wh1Ms
The latter said, =" This wouldn't grind"
And, a That would fail On dogwood 1rnbdh@
The farmer next the blacksmith sought,
And told him what lie needed eore:
From toughest ste,l 1t must be wrought
Tho temper perfect, nothing more"
Then barred the smith his brav1y arnss
And tied hi8 teatllern apron on,
Motatenetl anew hiB calloused palms,
Aud went to WORK his taAk upon.
with many qr1ick, repeated blow,
The long-beaborad anvil rung:
While hissing SPARKS, in fiery glow.
From meath the 1ammer fasled and apss
And soon the shapf1css metal grew,
Beneath the blaetanith's potent hand,
4 sturdy ax,-not fair to view,
But years Of service formed to stAoa.
It's shape, its weight, and exc It's sizs,
Well -plea4ed tho frugal farmer sa~s
Inspected Ly hin careful eJtH,
The implement showed D0t ! LEW.
But still he yeutured to suggest
slight improvement might % hAo''
at always fancied," !" he confessed,
"A bright-blue poll and aiming olsde.
".From .oughest steel it must b Wrought
The temper perfect,-nothing more
These were the qualities you sougAfs
To promise further forbore.
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The Rev. DR.. ". II. Ryder publishes letter
in the last Neo Covenant, addressed to the editol
OF the Aduance, written in reply to tho alleged
misrepresentation by that paper OF the Uniyo1sa.
lists: Tho Adcdnce having claimed that the
churches that deny endless punishment deny
the authority Of the New Testament, DR.. Ryder
takes square issue with the Adpanee on this
statement and alleges that the Statement " ol
Universalist belief on which that paper prod
icates its argument is entirely untrue as to the
state of tile Universalist Church Of the present
time. Says Dr.. Ryder:
The "statemeut" IL brought forward year after
year an evidence that Uuyets7llsts do not believe
iu the Bible" And what Is true Of this document s
also trua Of snch books Unversalism It Is,
by Matthew Hale Smith, The American Tract So
ciety which issues 1t, and still circuates it widely,
knows that the book is unfair, prejudced saudcr-
publication; and that Mr. Smith, had he the con-
lay But that makes difference with this ennently
religious body They keep on printing the same ts-
sue Of and hss knowing .nat some
through this misiuformation and Misrepresentation,
prejudice is excited aggsnst tho Cnlvors59at chur
aud our usefulness III the world restricted.
As proof that this is the case, Dr.. Ryder ap-
pcals to tho later history of the Church:
In September 1870, the Un,ersalizA Of this country
celebrated their centennial in Gloucester, Mass AZ
that sesnion new form Of government for ths uni
1YefHAUSt AIuTCA III AL1pIlC1 MIN 6ApL13kteu au0
adopted Pending the discussion the adoption Of
these rules. in the areest representative assembly
ever held by our Church, brother moved to omit
the credal test, and thus relieve the candidate
for the ministry from subscribing to def-
mite theological belief. Seeing that no one
SECOND the NOTION the writer Of this. out respect
the worthy brother who made the MOTION performed
that act Of courtesy And when the proposition thus
submitted to \ vote, not delegate lifted hla
voice in favor Of It, the member wlo introduced
it, In that great assembly made up Of delegates from,
twentyone States, be alone voted aye. This settles
the question. There is appeal from such ses-
u1ony And, what 's quite remarkable the clergyman
who offered the motion has, tuce the voice of the
Church thus cmPhatically 1prcssed. been much
Of the time preaching to society OF another sect.
1t would appear that DR.. Ryder has the bsttor
OF the Adrancs III this argument.
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EPIbEUF4L.
.Nop- 29-Advent Sunday.
-Scp. 3o-6t. kudre1.
ROMAN CATHOLIC.
Nor. 29-First Sunday in Advent.
Nor. 3o-st. Andrew, AP-
lee. l-Feria.
Dec. 2-9t. Bibiana, 2. II.
Dec. 3-St- Fraacis Lay7er, G.
DEC, ST. Pesr Chrysolosus, B. q. D.; st. Barbara
Dc. o~Fe4; 81. sahhes, Abb.
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gonce unfaishfulneas OF Christians: For mon die
uncoyerted who, but for this unl4'thiuAess YOU'D
hare been saved, The blame Is 10 30 olstr1ooted
among the follower Of Christ.
The Interior dissents, and, with its co-bellev-
ers, the strict Calv1nists, takes the third Wow,
namely: That God has determined who shall
enter Heaven that He has provided the means
whereby His chosen ones shall be brought nome ;
that His purpoae il not thwarted by our sin !;
and that His children do not miss seeing their
Fathers face because those who namo tho name
OF Jesus fail to meet their ooligations.
The Interior illustrates its third view through
out column and half, wherein it shows that
8. Timothy nas ono whom God had chosen from
ali eternity" God had 5000 chosen people at
tho Pentocost; He had select saints in Derbe.
Lystra, Ephesus, Philllppi, Berca, Athens, and
Corinth.
The editor 1abors to show how human means
logically to be used to enable the divine pur-
poses to be executed:
God has His own method. Sometimes He has \
specai work to be done. And when this fs the case
He has special agents for doing It, Such 3 work Ha
had at the Reformation, and Luther was the man.
Such work He had in the last century, and George
Whitehe1d and John Wesley we're ths men. He had
work to be done In Scotland, and He chose Moody to
do it, aud gave him the qualifications for its accom-
plishment. Moody's power il the power Of ths Holy
Ghost, for Ho il with him.
There is one thing the Interior is not positive
about. 1t says: 'We do not know but that God
has as many saints in New York aud Chicago
who are to bo brought to Christ through Moody,
is in Ediuburg aud Dublin"
, 1874-11-29


The Rey. Arthur Brooks. Rector Of st. James
Church, of thus city, ia d member of a family
whose tendencies are in the direction Of the
ministry and study Of the science Of theology.
He is q Clergyman belonging to family OF four
brothers, MI Of whom are ordained ministers.
Mr. Brooks was born in Boston in 1915. His
father vas q well-known merchant Of that city,
who took great pains in the education Of his
sons After attending the best schools Of Dos-
Ton for number Of years. he was matriculated
It Harvard, graduating in 1867. He then en-
tered upon his theological studies, spend
ing one year at Ando7er aud two At
Tie Episcopal Seminary of West Philadelphia.
Having finished his theological studies, he Was
prtained deacon in Trinity Church, Boston, in
June. 1870; and in the following month entered
upon the charge Of Trinity Church, at Williams
port, Pa
In October Of the same year he was ordained
priest at Christ Church in Wllliamsport. After
he Chicago Fire in 1871. the Rectorship of st.
James Church, Of this city, vas left vacant By
The resignation Of the Rev. Hugh Miller Thomp-
son. and Mr. Brooks accepted 3 call to the then
rhile get the residences Of his parish
pnets remained in ruins. but amid
the hmm Of reconstruction 1Ir. Brooks
began his labors in St. James Parish with raro
energy aud wisdom. A part of the old church
ruins was reconstructed and fitted up into
.hapei for regular services while the work OF re-
building tho house OF worship should proceed
Unuer his administration the church has been
gathered together again, until it now numbers
Congregation nearly equal to that which existed
Immediately antecedent to the fire, and the At
tendance at the communion is greater. The 30
:iety has been worshiping in the basement of
It's new house of worship for nearly q year; and
the people arc making arrangements for COM
pleting. next season, the main edihce. His m,n-
st1ntion is popular With his people. He may
aot be in full accord With all OF his membership
There such thorough and radical differences exist
Is those which separate the Protestant Episcopal
body into Ritualist and Low Church wings; but
he is decidedly popular with great majority OF
hla people. In his views he is with the Broad
Church party. and therefore sympathizea little,
# at all, with the Rtuallsts. He is young
nan OF good presence, being considerably above
auo average statue. He IL fluent powerful
sxtemporaneous speaker. q fine reader. thor
ough scholar. and the possessor OF fine voice.
he spent several months in Europe last summer.
With bls brother Frederick. returning in October'
Mr. Brooks has had call to the chnrch in
Cleveland, recently vacated by the sudden deatl
BY drowning OF his brother Frederick and It IL
reported that he has had fattering call to tha
Chuich Of the Incarnation, on Madison ayeuue
Ne. York. He has not indicated his intention
however. Of accepting either cali, although it is
anderbtood that he has not positively declined
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have on it's hands the job to do in general way
what Charles H. Reed did iu q specific way a
while ago with two Greek words and q column
or two OF e1egesia. We shall by-and-by know
what "eterral" and everlasting" mem in
English ~ well as Creek
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Ell Remedio infalible.
PARA TODAS LAS ENFERMEDADEs
AeIa <aarxAAta, PccIo, y FaImsAss

Rlkrbol do AnAcahuita pArcce habor sdo dest,
nado por la nAturAlexa como el gran remodio para
esa clAse do onfcrmedAdes angtistiosaA que AtAcxL
lA0Arganta. el PechO los Putmones. Este hsbhs
vSxfdfoo hacc amos quo conocido ciertap pArtcs
de- AGiicu dOudnAn oultiva al &rbOl pot shh CAlidA-
dAa medicinales HA si,io ensa yado del mnslo mas
hAkinfActorfo pOr iAszbiA Facu All do h Academic
Mtlioa de Berlin, Prussia, cuyo catnrpO estAbieci0
ANA sArie do expermentOs centificos praCtcos
para ayer la exactitud do las pretensionem de
loo MeicaR0s favor dc este &rbol. Los experiment
toe en- los Hospitalcs Roales OcuparOn muChus me.
nss " dieron porresultado el fallo do cOnocorse
Dor remedo que ejcrzA inflnenca curatti W tan %
6erosA sObre los organOs Respit AtOrios, COMO 10
bnra AnaOahuits. A los que padeccn do
Tosr rAsna. RonquerA, Tfsis, CrouY
Resfrisdoa, BrOnquitis. Flebre H6tica,
WI)OlOr de- sGargaHlta, RospirAci0n Dtfcultoea,
OfrecomoS este Gran relnedio perfeotO eDtAdo de-
DufpxA C0mbihado oiertos otros ricos exffa1tos
vegetables quo armenian muohO Lac oxcclontes cAl-
da1os medicinales de ID Anacahuita; la esperanxa
masssearA dc OOnseguiF aliviO curarss 50 encneh-
pECEOmAh de- ANACAtKUnrA.
of 6ki 70 i'm jAra66 dAiiciuso Sin UpiO Asdo prusi.
o. nj ningna Otra de las sustancias pelwruaAs que
teFman In base de mluohAs dc fNs preparation Qny
hey UfFeUen para la curacon de- guales onfefD--
dnoa, pero cDntiuna laa pr0piedaslcs eIlvlalcs dr.
nna p0fCi0n dc nlUdicamUntos vegetables tMnt0 poo.
toralo81 como 0xpeCtOrant0s, t0d0 10 DUAL puede
m6nOs de Obtener I'M 6xitO uIivoFsal El PeCt0ral
de Anacahnita 90 prcparadC para cl alivI0 y curA
Dion Qe fOdas las afoCCiones Hronquiales Laring0a
ley Pufmonarias
hae sss6itAdss.
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La Hispano-americana,
Fdbricd de Jtdeos 8 pastas para sopas,
gdttetitGs Jf,aas de todas clases
y chocolates.

Tcnspcs hoy u q ayerdadera satisfaction, 10
mo dnelos dc este cstablecim iento naOntadO
con tod0s los adelantos madernoa sl pOder
anunclAr 81 aperture ayisar nuessros hume
rOsos rciacionadOs, que ell esmofO mas cofaplo-
to 20 emplea On la c0nfeccion de los tres art{
culos que abraxa. Tina layga espeFienOia nos la
euse1ado remediar todas lueilas difculta-
dcs cOst0sas dc veneer en- oil momentO, y hoy al
exhibir al phblico los productos de- nuestra in
duStr1a, 10 hacem0s con el cOnvencimiento de
dejar satisfechas las exiiencias mas delicadas,
pues no hemOs Onlitide gastbs nj dssvclOs de
ninguna cspecie, para que asf por sus caalida-
des como QOr su buena condicion pulidex on
Los eHyaseA scan articulos que no dejen nada
que desear, nj al oonsumidor nj 81 comsrciante
HemOs cstabiecido adem4s una notable rebaia
en- los prec1os 4l pOr mayor. t-t si4 "{ -
No esta CIRCULAR oil lugar prOpio para Anun-
clos pompOsos, y est4 l6ios de lnuestros desoos
arvAnA pretension de cAutivAr con ollUs la opi-
MIC general; pOr 10 tanto nos cOncrotamos solo
4 recomendar Ia espe e:ialidad de nuestras pro-
ductOs, dejandO Ala confederation ptibliea oil
apreciar sObTe 90 mas 3 m6nos m6rito: lA del
consumidOr por scr especios puras, confeccio
nadas con Iimpicza y esmero; la del Conner
ciante por las ventajas que de 81 cxpendio pue-
de pr metcrse.
UnicO dep6ste en- esta Capital On la misma
f&brlca. calfe de San Justo esquina Ia de Ia
Luna, ldOnde pueslen dirijirse los podidos, de
cuaIqnlera impOrtancia que sean. LII.
Puerto-Rico Abril 10 de 1e4.-S Oemiu d @,
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Ell Bazaar Borinqueho.
Gale de San Francisco esqain0 d la
Plaza Principal.

Este nnevO establecimisnto Queda alberto
dcstic hoy para .el pdblico sus numerosas Vi
drietas aparadores dem uestran ,el gran sur-
tido recibido de Euro ~ vor los 1'timos vapO-
Ees, en- arti ulos de novedades y objetos dc
fantasfa.
Sus duenos no omitieron medios para potier
rcunir un variado bonito sNrtislo hastails a {
moda al mas oloEante ' tambier ne tn "a en-. n
cutnta encargar espresamcnta para las bellas
Senoras y Sen nitas ininid vi de primOr.s Y
atornOs de exquisite gust,.
Sin otrO hu que % de cOmplacer quercr
agradar mas. al quo so digno vistar con fro
cuencia ell Bazaar. ee encarRar&n cuxntos aftfcu-
los que por su espocialidad no lOa hay gu Ia
plaza deseen recibl los de Europa.
PuertO-8ico Mayo - i874.-B Llambias c.
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Aviso al p6blico

La casa de comercio que en- esta plaza giraba
con ell nombre do Bsrna6t Ohaudrri cesa en- sus
negocios desde la preseate fecha.
Sc hace cargo de la liquidacion de las aereen-
cias de Ia ulisma, 90 no igualmenta do la ooati-
nuaci"n On sus negooios Ia sociedad mercantil
fornlada en la propia fecha one llovarA por ii
s6cio comanditario d. Bernab6 Chavarri 7 ges-
torres para usar la frma Rernab6 Pe4a = Cha
vRrri y Ricardo Mendizabal.
Puerto Rico 20 do Mayo dc 1874. -Rernabe
Chavarri -Bernartlo Pena Chavarri, ,firn,ArA,
bal. hrmara: Chavarri Mendzaly y C. %
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PODER.

For cscritura p4blica, hemOs reVocAdo el po-
der para c bros que ton amOs conferidO por
ante el escribauO de este pueblo, al aariento dc
pendisnts % ds hacernos Ia oportSns entress de-
las cantidades que han entrado en- su poder.
Lo hacelnos pdbl CO para cOnocimientO jge-
neral y especialmente te para los que nos adeu-
dan cantidades pendienres de pAgo.
Bayam0n Mayo % de l8H.z-TrinidAd San
choE do Echeandfa. .--Dolores SancheE.-Maria
H. Echeandfa. 2-S
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D. Manuel Dominguez,

vccin0 de bayamon, ant quo cemercisnte ie Ia
capital, Sc offeae las casas tle ConlerciO do
Dc toda la lsla yespccIalmente 4 Las de Ia dicha
Cibira pOderes darG garartfas de la srlraas
que % ie eieEen para cobra. -Bayamon Il. a., !,
hanuel DOmjngues. 1-S !
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GIROS.

B. BorrAs Hsrmanoa, del Comercio do esta
Eia5a, giran sobre Alicante, Barcelona. BilbAo,
Malaga, lOrenss, Palma de MAliorca. Padren.
Pontevelrs, Rivadco. Sevilla. SAntier0, San
tender, Tarragona, Tuy, vaIen sia, Valladolid,
yfGO, Viveros villagarcia , zaraGosA. Pto-R Rico
1: de enera de f678.-+Calle de In FortaleEa n ~
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Hotel del "Universo.'

El que suseribs hace prsssnts sus muchos ,
buenos amigos taAto dc 10 Iala como dc afuora que
teniendo Qus ausentarse por algun tempo hu tomA-
do t0das las precauciones necesarias para que LOO
brs. que concurren q su casa sl Hotel del Uni.
verse que Queden oonplacidos tanto maa Qus
hasta ahora para 10 cual Queda nj fronte del osta-
blecimisnto D. 0nofre Nicolau cuyo buen car6oter
J amablidad o. va conocid0 de- muchOs, iguAlponi
to el dc 81 osposa. ambos estGn intaraaAdos on In
m cha coneurrenca y que G1eden satis1eehos 10.
huSspedes del bespedajs para que al rsoomienc en
el astahlooifnientQ 4 sus amigos.
Puerte- Rico - de Mario de 18T4-GAhxial Ohra dor
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AVIS

POr habersp ausentado de este pueblo D. Fe-
defic0 Gonzales FLORES, quien tcniamos cen-
fefid0 nussAr0 nodcr para -cobroa, 10 hemcs re-
vOcado en- esta fech&.
Rayamon 22de Mayo de 1S74.-Espinosa Ro-
driwlkR vi Comp ait3s h@g Msfe a-8
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Giro de letras.

SObre C4dig, SevillA = Madrid Dor cantida adea
de $25 On adolante y eOrta vista giran lOs que
suscribefi. ~ -
Puerto Rico febreFo do io7S.-IriArtS HERNIA
m do Caraesna Comus III
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AVIS

NehAbikhaose pFesentadO el dueAo de la ae-
oion n&m, 1l,197 pceager los dos eAhafos con
que fu6 agraciado on 81 mes dc AbriI, 30 ad-
vierte que trascurridos is dias desde IL inser-
eiOn de este anuRcio, 30 procedera 10 vsnta
de .dich0R cAbslos as
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Sociedad de la Nina
ABUN ANOIA."

Esta socicdad eelebra Junta General el dia
Is del corriente 4 las z de In noche en- casa de
su presidente ell Excmo. Sr d. Jorge Latimet,
sta en- II calle de san Justo Y 50 anuncia,
segun previsnc ,cl Revlam.nto p,ra que lle-
gaudO noticis de los s6cios, pucdxn concurrir
d la Junta nOmbren persona que los repre-
senten.
Puerto Rico 10 do JUNO 1e 1874 Ell Secre-
tArl0 INFERNO, Arturo EscATiO. 3-3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-06-10
Disolucion de Sociedad

Desde esta fecha por mdtuo convenio Queda
disuelta In sOciedad que giraba On esta plaza
baio 10 raxon de J. b. Fortune Comp. que
dando h6cho cargo pei active y pasivo el s6cio
sOmAnditnriO Jose A. OchotOrena.
San THOMAS 1o Junio dc 187i.-J. B. FOr-
Qulloy DOrnpS 0LS
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-06-10
HERN0IAD IA COMPLEXION

tT.4YAa3 80 -
Con el uso del Aqua Florida dc Murray Lanmap.
Es oil mas aalntlferO de todns os smeticos cor =
tlene ingTcdentes deletereos, simplem ente ee
de hores vivas oxentO de
Ianto IL "hlOnde" como Ia brunette" Ia tiensn an
gran aprccio, eomunicando trasparencia sua
vload tan admiradas on el bello sexo Su constants
uso AmPlde y hnce desaparecer las ~
r~Eas: Snaviza do tersura al c6tis. impide In
tSnIencia natural de la outicula surcaTse aarse
III Aqua florida de Murray y Lanman o. realmente
lew as delicosa efcaz do las aguas de tOcsdor, to-
a. 10 que ontra on su oaMpoaioon 10 mas selscto
ys"mDnado de tal Manera one asegura los melon
rSs resnltAdoa Jamas degenera nj Gambia nor sfec
e dol tiempo china, manteni6ndoss siempre tan
dshcada fresca como cuandQ Acahada de cOmpo-
nsr. como dsntrlfcs % usa 4eneralmente por "a