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Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-05-06

A late number of the Repue IRustrs dss
Denr Hondes contains some curious
biographies of the women who have
served in the French armies as sol.
diers, The most curious history
of all is that of Therese SUIT
ter, who died in Paris in 1861 at the
age of eighty-fsur. In 1898 she enlisted
in the Legion AlloSrogienne, employed
at the slege of Toulon, and there distin.
guished herself for bravery Her ex-
cessive freedom of speech gave her the
solbriquet of Sans gene. The First Con-
sui remembered an attack that woman
made upon him with her tongue when he
was Colonel of Artillery. After the
canture Of Toulon, Therese entered the
Fifteenth Dragons, and took part in the
campaign IN Catalogue. At that time
appeared the decree of the Committee
OF Public Safety, banishing women from
the armies Of the Republic; but this
female dragon had distinguished her.
self by so many daring exploits that an
exception was made in her favor She
was in the Italian campaign; and in
lS00, after five years service, received a
pension OF 200 francs, with which she re-
tired to Montelimar But the monotonous
life of country village soon wearied
our heroine and she took service again
in the Ninth Dragons. At that time
the Empress Josephine expressed desire
To see her, and I'herese rode out TO St.
Cloud in uniform. Napoleon at once
recognized Sans-gene, who had so apos-
trophized him al Toulon. The Empress
offered Der place at st. Cloud; but
Therese soon tired of 1t and longed to re.
sumo her adventurous life. She went
through the campaigns OF 1905 and 1906,
and in 1910, In Spain, where she was cap.
tured by guerrillas. She was sent TO
Lisbon, and thence made her way back
to France by way of England. She ar
rived in 1914, and entered the service i'm.
mediately. II was not until after Water.
loo that she decided TO retire In the
course of her exploits she had been once
wounded by firearms and four times
with the saber; she had five horses killed
under her; and, single-handed, she at
tackled a patrol of cavalry which had
captured Gen. Roguey, and released her
commander. After Waterloo, Therese,
who had married M. Sutter, entered
the Hospital Of Enghien, where she lived
on her modest pension until it was large.
ly augmented by Napoleon III.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-05-06
YOUR FRIEND


You may not know him when your sky Ii
bright; 50
There are so many faces sweet and bland,
Rejecting Fortunes smiles as dew drops mir.
ror light,
Shining around your way on every hand.
You may not know him by his words OF
praise:
There are SO many lips to praise success,
And formal batteries bestrew life's trodden
ways,
Like fallen leaves the autumn wilderness.
And You may scale the windy heights of
Fame,
And gather wreaths and honors without
end:
And yet, among the pleasant crowds who
name your name,
You may not know, undoubtingly, your
friend
But, ever should your summer-day be flown,
And storms descend upon your stranded
bark,
Just as you deem yourself, with Fear, alone,
Your true friends voice shall hail YOU
through the dark
Boyer II. Campbell, in Chicago Tribune.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-05-06

Nervous cows must be HUNDRED,
spoken kindly to, and gently handled in
milking. No violence should be allowed
at any time, but if you have impatient
help, or are quick-tempered yourself, let
some person who don't get mad 80 easily
milk the cows.
| The Ohio Farmer says: !" A man who
has lived all his life on farm stands but
| little chance to compete successfully
with the men who have been educated
ana trained for speculative pursuits. If
you have good farm keep it, improve
1t, adorn it, be proud of it, and when
you are done with il hand Ii down to
your children; the best inheritance, with
good name and education, that you
could leave them.'
disappointment often results from
sowing or planting garden seeds that are
too old to germinate Whenever seeds are
gathered they should be labeled and dated.
If properly gathered and preserved, beans
Will retain vitality twoyears; beets, seven;
cabbage, four; carrot, two; sweet corn,
two; cucumber, ten; lettuce, three melon,
ten; onion, one; parsnip, one peas, two;
radish, three; squash, ten; tomato, seven;
turnip, four.--Ohio Former.
Potato Pone.-Take twelve or fifteen
nice sweet potatoes (yams always pre-
ferred), boil them until well done; then
peel, mash with pestle or rolling-pln
and rub through a sieve TO get out all
strings or tough fbers; now add sugar
TO taste, half eggs, butter to
make 1t very rich, ground cloves, nuti.eg
and sweet milk enough to make it the
consistency of custard; you can then
pour the mixture in buttered pan, and
bake. Nice fresh lard can be used in
stead Of butter, but In smaller quantity.
N. o. Home Journal
-Invalid's Cutlet--One nice outlet
from loin or neck of mutton, two tes-
cupfuis or water, one very small stick of
celery, pepper and salt to taste. Have
the outlet cut from very nice loin or
neck Of mutton; take off all the fat; put
it into stewpan, with the other ingredi.
ents; stew very gently indeed for nearly
two hours, and skim off every particle of
fat that may rise To the surface from
time to time. The celery should be cut
into thin slices before it is added to the
meat, and care must be taken not to put
in too much of this ingredient, or the
dish will not be good II the water is
allowed TO boil fast, the outlet will be
haiu. III taxes TWO hours very gentle
stewing. ...... .-
Preserving Strawberries - Gather
and handle the fruit carefully, taking
them in the early part Of the season, as
they are then the finest and most perfect
berries. Stem, weigh and place on
dishes. To one pound of fruit allow one
pound and half of the best white
sugar; sprinkle over them half or more
Of the sugar and let il stand some hours,
or over night II gathered late. Put on
the fire In close bellmetal or porcelain
kettle, with remainder of sugar. Boil and
skim about twenty minutes or until the
syrup thickens, and first looks transpar-
ent, using, during the process, a "silver"
spoon, and avoid MASKING. Seal up inn
mediately in alright cans; If glass, wrap
In paper to exclude light
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-05-06

him who when called to task for usurp-
ing his hallporter's functions, and saving
not at home with his own lips, pro-
ceeded to pick a quarrel with his visitor
because he doubted his word, though he
would have believed his slaves; that of
the host whose guests enjoyed collared
head SO much that they vowed that they
would dine with him next day, UPON
which he went to his butcher and ordered
another head off the same pig; which is
worthy to figure side by side with the
Irish spirit.merchant's advertisement,
that he bad still ON sale small quantity
OF the whisky which was drank by his
late Majesty in Dublin
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-05-06

The English revisers of the Old Tes-
lament have carried the work OF revis-
ion AS far as Isaia h xvi. g. The New
Testament revision committee held their
forty eighth session March 10, when
parts of the first and second chapters of
the epistle to the Romans were gone
over.
The Roman Catholic Bishops of
England have agreed together TO
forbid English Roman Catholics joining
the association known as the indie
pendent Order of Good Templars" The
sacraments are not to be administered
to any Catholic who, after being warned,
continues member of the order.
The Philadelphia Press says: "Pres-
byterianism seems admirably adapted
for developing the administrative powers
of womankind. The management Of the
fair in aid of the Presbyterian Home,
which has just closed, announce u clear
profit Of $4,000 with several tables yet
to hear from. The fair was entirely q
feminine affair in conception and man
agement and execution, no men being
allowed, we believe, TO come about ex.
cept in n subordinate capacity"
The Toledo BLade says: "That the
study OF any foreign language in the
primary schools does detrlmentally affect
the English student, who must neces-
sarily neglect the elementary branches
10 follow It's pursuit, we firmly believe,
and can furthermore testify, from per-
sonal observation, that no advantage has
been gained, either by the study OF the
modern or classical languages, until tho
pupil has been well grounded in the
rudiments of English" ....
The spelling mania has caused the
raising OF the old question once more,
"Why not make the English language
phoncticg" The same question was
widely and persistently advocated and
agirated by eminent philologists ssme
twenty years ago, both In Great Britain
and in this country. Newspapers and
school books were printed in phonetic
type, and many persons were SO sanguine
rs to believe the reform possible. But
those who worked hardest and plead
| longest for IL then are now satisfied tfat
a radical reform In spelling is impossi
| bic. An extra letter can now and then
| be knocked out Of word, but the
| English language has too great u history
has too much literature in the old spell
| ing. Ii too composite in its structure 70
permit the reform, valuable ~ it would
seem to be, to become practical. The
demands OF etymology are great, and ETY.
mology depends rather upon visible form
| than upon sound. To reform the En-
glish language and place II upon a pho
netic basis means phonelizing all the
French, Spanish, Greek, Italian, Latin
or other languages that form elements oil
| it---N oyt,uestern Christiqp AdrOcate.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-05-06

I'm accordance with the suggestions
Of letter from Mrs. Horatio Seymour,
President of the woman's branch of the
Society for the Prevention Of Cruelty TO
Animals, each Of The clergymen Of the
city of Buffalo will preach one sermon a
year in special support Of the aims OF
that organization.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-05-06

Kindly and well bred people, If any
body tries to please them, try 10 be
pleased; If anybody tries TO astonish
them, they have the courtesy 10 be aston.
ished; if people become tilesome, they
ask somebody else 10 play, or sing, or
what not, but they don't criticise.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-05-06

The origin Of the American races is
pretty plainly limited at by some facts col
lected by c. w. Brooks, for seventeen
years japanese Consul at San Francisco.
Mr.. Brooks finds that since 1882 forty one
wrecks of Japanese vessels have been
borne upon the coasts of the Sandwich
Islands and OF America, twenty eight OF
them since 1850, and all but twelve OF
them bearing human lives. These wrecks
were borne eastward by the Japan current,
or ~ The Orientals call it, "the black
stream, /" kur0 stno Japanese navigation
laws since 1880 have favored this course
Of affairs by prohibiting the shipbuilders
from making sea-going vessels. When
the navigators got blown off into THO
stream the heavy sea knocked out the rnd1
ders and masts and left them TO the mercy
OF the ocean currents. This accounts for
the Monaghan words mingled with The
language Of the present Pacific coast In
dams and possibly for the origin OF the
aboriginal Toltecs and Aztecs.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-05-06

The widow of the late Emperor Of
china il really dead. II Is thought she
died Of u broken China heart.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-06-16
"SAN LUIS.
CASA DE SALUD
BAJO La DIRECTION
DE D. JOSE De JESUS TIz0L,
Doctor e'a Medieina q CirwiG de Ia
Facmltad de Parts.


Numsrosas personas de Ia Isla vienen Ia Capital
con Obeto de consular nuestros cultativos sobre al
gun paedcim snto medico 6qurdrgico ypara pOderreA
liar estOs deseOs e desagradabe eprO
porciOnar sus amistades con hospedae sin ntl-
nero de molestias que placer las eyitaran 81
centrasen en- los HOtees las condolences hgienicsa
que recama el enermO sobre todo Ia almentacion.
ComprendiendO pues, los inmensos benefciOs que
portar1a la Isla estabecimiento santaro que pu.
desc obviar todos estOs Inconvenience heOs COM
prado Ia de san Rafael antigua de San Fernando
fundada en- 1857 pOr los inolvdabes G;menez SordO.
En- ella hemos introducidO todas las mejoras que ha
poddo sugerirnOs nuesro buen deseo de compacer al
pdbco adsmAs de reazar las reformas indicadas por
Ell FacultatVo Director, adquirdas por larga prAc
tica los HosPitales de Paris particular en la
casa de Salud Dubois tan conocida en- Europa.
COnvencidos plenamente de la gran repugnanciA
Qua Dor su pecto han nsprado esta clase de estabe
cmientos hemos unide la til 10 agradable esmeran-
dOnOs s0bre tod0 el ornate interior. TenemOs sin
duda slguna el local mas espac0so pntOresco de Ia
Capital condolences hgienicas, inmejorables,
bre todo e Oepartamento de convsecientes que mira
al mar.
Utilizando los dos pisos de la casa hemos estable
cido dos enfermer1as espaciOsas % camas,
vando OchO grandes habitaciones separadas bien
amuebadas para aqusllas persOnas que deseen per-
manecer en- el establecimiento con su famlia.
HemOs instalado aunqhe en- pequeno un aparatO hi
droterapico para utilzar poderoso medic de
cion con que cuenta la medicina moderna.
ConociendO las muchas simpatas del j6ven faculta.
two DR.. Tizol cuya tan bien sentada reputation
garantia mas hemos procuradO dare la Direction
y al mismO tismpo hacer que viva ell establecimen-
to para que Ia aslstencla sea mucho mas esmerada.
Como veran por ell Reglamento la casa tiene pre-
6jadOs precios obstante estos pOdran ser
venclonales ammonia los recursos del paciente.
SuplicamOs encarecidamente nuestrOs amigos y al
pGbco general nos hagan Ell honor de visitar
trO establecimentO tan uegO les posble.-Admin
trador apoderadO EvaristO Laloma. Administered or
general MateO T2ol. IL
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-06-16
Aviso al p6blieo.

Deseesa la Empresa del vapor eostarero- -espslol
Madrid, de aliviar 10 possible los gases de los que
utzan este buque para carga ba dspuesto que desds
esta fscha hasta nusvo aviso, recbira entregara la
carga sn 81 muee de esta Capital siendo por cuenta
de ella 81 lanehaje hata eI vapor.
La carga Sc reclha desde la antevfspera del dia do
sailda hasta las dos de la tarde precisamente.
Modlncado por complete ell sistema de embaroues CT,
81 eostanero, segun ell anuncio que precede cumple
Ia Empresa hacer presente los cargadores que uticen
este buque que deen pasar recoger en- la casa con-
.lgnataria los cOnocimenos de la carga prsyio pago
del hete
al propiO tempo debe amar la atencion de los mis-
mos cargadores sobre las condolences 5a 4a I5a la
lo estanpadas al dorso de los mencionades documen
tos:-San Juan de Puerto-Rico 90 de Mario de 1875,
-Elsrts. HarmanO de Oaracana v Ca Consonatarioa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-06-16
ola Flor Mallorquina.
fABRlCA DE- CHOCOLATE Al VAPO5,
GAZE Y coNFIrERIA
POR PEDRO A. PUG,
Cal de San Justo nstmero T.

n este nuevo estabecimiento encontraran sus favo.
recedores complete surtdo de chocolates Oecendo
dueno que tales pastas tendr2n rival tanto por
esmero con que Sc cOntecclOnan como p6r 10 ailments
clas hlglenicas nuttvas pues para e efect0 cuena
con las meores classes de azuc&res que
este mercado Inicos ingredeniss que sc usan para
fabricacion. skt @5# 50
La esperienca adquirida siendo por muchos amos de-
pendente interessd0 utimamente a6cio director de
la priners Abrca de chocolate de ssta Capital hacs
quepueda asegursr parroquianos que los produc.
Os de este estabecmiento estGn hechos propedad
por euya razon no teme rivalidad ninguna. Habendo
reclbdo nuevos aparatos por ltmo vapor de C&diE
puedo asnder toda la actividsd necesara los PEE
dldos que Sc hagan de Ia importanca que fneren
!. .ADVERTENClA.--Enla las etieuetas de las eny0ltu
ras ira copiada La maquina-mohno su nombrs, y
en- cada media libra estara grabado pasta LA Flor
Maliorquns con el n1merO que pertenezca ga cass;
para evltar que contundan las de f2bricas
Habiendo alberto 1ltimamente 81 nusvo establecmi-
ento de Cate COnhterla, participa nunaerosOs
amigos al pnbco en- general, que ademAs de los che
coates, refrescos cate que sirvsn TODD 81
tca ssta case de esablecmentos hallaran cOnstan
res crema de menta erema de cacao la val
nilla, noyau anisete Bordeaux, padre Herman e., e.
who's dc de todas classes, alimenticas
naconaes extraneras entire elias 81 rico pastel dc
sbre trufado, perdiz sachichas trufas sin elias
complete surJido de frutas lugo cristAzadas,
tahacos cgarrios de la Habana entire elos los que
directamente reciben de la fabrica Leon de Or0
llamados Fulminantes. Cuenta adenSs con un exec
ente ContterO Repostero, cualquier pedido cue %
haga en- conhtera reposteria ~ser& ssrvido con
prontitud esmero
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-06-16
BOLETID MERCADTIL
DIE PUERTO-RICO.
ORGANO DE- Los BSPANOLBs SIN CONDlCIONRS
INTERESA.
SASTRERIA DE PRAVIA,
PITAL.

FL que suscrbe duehO de este antique sstablecimen-
to sitO en- Ia calle de San Francisco nmero Al hace
saber al pdbicO general constantea favorece-
dores en- Particnar, que de hoy adslanss hace
notable rebaa los precos de hechura de prSndas de
F"ps que se 10 encague prOmstiendo la vez satisfa
Ger los mas exgenses caprichos de In moda por gual
precio al que otros esablecimentOs de uo 10 hagaa
Otrecs tambien pOr un prsCio m6dieo. cortar toda
ssee de prendas de vestuariO yG aqusllas de dill
casimir Otro gensro asi como las de uniforms para
taFes garantizando lossue gusten favOrecerls con
e pago del valor de la tea 81 e trabao que Sc s
He resutase defectuOso pcr faitas del corte.
PusrtO-Rco l6 de Mayo 1875.--Jose Dlaz y Menen-
dez ~ 5-1Q
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-06-16
"El Buen Gusto,"
ab De San Francisco nlnGlO 81.
Qaemaso~ de mercanctas al contado

Dfersntes han sido los baratillos que de algun te
po esta parte han venido efectuando en- esta Cu-
dad pero seguEamente que e que ahora los
aventsia todos por verdadera baratura de los t
pulos que ponen Ia venta, puede juzgaro ell
Pdblieo Por los sguisntes precos que indcan
muestra,
TdniCas de asda para senOras, que Sc han vendido
slempre els 70 una, realizaran %, 4, y s;
teas de seda desde reales la vara; gFano de orc
&5 pieza tela reade hiloa SAT peza pahuelos nps
II real uno panuelos batista de hio un peso do
cena, panuelos de batsta desde So docena; medias
iDglesas sincostura para seoras $2 docena i'd. i'd
mas hnas de 81 a3, docena; calcstines desde 6 90
rsAes docena; museliHa, greea real vara warando-
les real yara; batstas muy inas real vara pa
ragutas para senoras un peso una, paraguas gran
des reales; camiszs de algodon para hombre 81
docena i'd: i'd. bOrdadas $40 dcccna; camisas de ho
81 ~ Cts S24 dOcena. Las de este ultmo precio
son las que Sc han venddo siempre 500 docsua tate.
tan negro reales vara camsas de hilo para nj
Aos reales una t.ag
Para los sastres hay sedas para forros alpacas me-
rinos, casmlres forros de agodon todo precios su
matnente equitatvos. '4g "a aTI5 i
For los artlcuos enumerados puede Ell pdblico Tor
mar uleio ae las veradeIas ventaas que OncontrarS
en- Ia venta que se Rnuucia que debe apresurarse
aprovechar en- u seguridad de que nunea volveran
sncontrsr OCCASION dsobener conprAs lSs baios pre-
aies Hua beg sss Qfresa,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-06-16
GIRODE LETRAS.

B. Borras y Hermanos, del Conner
clio de eeta Plaza, giran sobre Alican-
te, Avilss, Barcelona, Bilbao, Cadiz,
Caldas de- Reyes, Corcubiop, Co
rufla, Ferrol, Gijon, Habana, Lugo,
Madrid, Malaga, Mondonedo, Oren-
so, Ov-edo, Palma de Mallorca, Pa
droD, Pontevedra, Rivsdeo. San Sc
bastiao, Santander, Santiago, Sevills,
Tarragona, Tuy, Valladolld, VaIen-
cia, Vigo, Villagarcia, Vivero, y Zara-
goza.-Sau Juao de Puerto-Rico 3 de
Mayo de 1875.-Fortaleza, 70.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-06-16
Gran realizaclon.

Ell que suscribe, ddeno del antique establecimientc
de muebles situadO la calle de San Francisco mum
81, participa sus numerosos parrOquanos al publ
co en- general que por estar esperanto cturas
ha hecho considerable rebaja la venta al poi
mayor menor de toda clase demuebles, siendo la ma
yor parte recibides tmamente de los meiores merca
dos de Europa de los Estados- Unidos.
En el mismO estabecmiento hay un complete sur
lido de bugias candeeros escupidores juego
de pOrcelana fina ysentrefna para cafe lavamanos
Tisne adsmas pianos yerticales m6quinas para CO
ser, todo precos baratismos, segun dea expresa
do de 10 que Podra S9nyencerse los hagan nna vs
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-06-16
ANUNCIOS DIVERSOS.
Presidencia
del AyuntaIniente De. Juana-Diaz.

nosda tempo inmemorial acostumbra este pueblo
ssebrar el da 8 de Julio pr6ximo la festividad de
santa Isabel sin embargo de ser su patrona cir
-cnnstancas imperiosas han obligado esta Ilustre
CorDoracon acordar transfera el presente allO
para los dias BOY 81 de Agosto pr6ximo en- les cua-
ss cslebra su Santo Patron San Ramon. Eag
Ycon el fin de que srya de aviso todOs los que
.enpre han honrado con su presenca dicha fiesta 10
anuncio al p1blco en- Juana Diaz II Junio de 1875.
Ell Presidente, Echeyarr1a. 1-3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-06-16
Almacen de Hero
DE ALVAR0 vAZQUEz,
en- la MarinG.-Puert0- Rico.

Sc acaba de recibir direcamente de Europa TN sur
lido herro de las dmensiones sguente bar ras plan
chueas de 81, 81 B. d. 2, IT, l, puIgada de ancho
por !, !, 8y9 de grueso. Redondas de 8, 24 2, IL
1t 9l8 pulgada grueso idem I, 8, /, 8 Vt grueso
Cuadradoa, 8, ., 424, 214 IT, i4I9, 10 grueso
Panchas chapas para calderas de vapor otros
usos {, !, 8, I, 1I6 1Il6y lI32.
Barriles de clavos galvanizados idem de hierro
PnAuras aceite eies de hierre para tonelero torni
los, remaches para maquinas otros muchos arculOs
di1iciles de enumeraI.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-06-16
''El Mundo C6mico. !"
Semanario Humorlstico.

Publicase en- Madrid bajo la direction artistica de
Pecer. &
Consta cada n6mero de paginas, folio con graba-
dos caricaturas, art{culos poesia originates.
EHS Precos Suscricion.
Semestre $39 en- la Capital.-$4 en- Ia Isls.
Ano $6 en- idem-$7 en- idem idem.
Sc remiten nnmeros de muestra los que deseen
conocer la publ;cacon.-El Agente, Pascasio p San
c6rrit. l-6
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-06-16
D. Joaquin Rramon,
M6dieo Home6pata

sgadS pGr IA s0otud de sus
corresponds parte satisface la un deseo de
AMOS opiendo et cobro de honorarios per enernseda-
des GydCs caya terindcios faese tavorabte; lie
mar de sguna manera la falta de una de satud
70 sonIbrG de la homeopathic. como desearan mu3hos,
10 cumple hoy con beneicios humanitarios v econ6-
miOOs otra escuelas medica. Consultas de gr6-
It's para los pobres, calle de San Francisco n1mero
a. altos 1ZAI5e
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-06-16

Bolsas de cirujfa.
Esponias fnas comunes.
Cubiertos, tijeras para ensaladaa.
EspejuelOs y lentes fnoa.
Medias de Persia,
Piumeros grandes.
Libros de misa para regalos
Pieles de ante
Aqua Berger para tenir el pelo.
Paraguay para los dientss.
Todos los santos de Ia C6fte Celestial an naesI
un feal.
Perfumerfa Ga
Aeaba de recibirse Sc realiza bsrato-97, Forta-
taleza, +. Ramos. Q-lO
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.AVISO.

PSnsrnos en- conoeimisnto del p6blico que desde el
ala % del mes pr6ximo pasado ha cesado D. Juan C.
Martinez conocido por Pepn el cartero) el cobrO
de las cuenas de nuestro establecimieDtO "La Borin
Ousu,1 10 hacsmos constar asl por que habiendose
eusdsdo con agunas cuentas hechas efectvas otras
ain sutregarnos su importe querenos evitar que con-
tuts semsiants abuso puerto Rico de JUNO de
l875.--Catal& Borras y CO %
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-06-16

tia sido eacentrado en- el dia de aver un bilete de
lCterfa municipal, correspondence al sorteo que sc
eeserarA el 3 del corriente sl que 10 haya perdido
paeds pressntarse & la Administration del BoLETIN
nEReAsTIEs quen aara razon dels persona que tiene
ss ~ Podsr dcho biete.Puerto Rico, JUNO Is de