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New-York tribune., 1875-01-27
DISTRICT RING SPECULATORs DlsAP
POINTED

TIE INTEREST on THE 365 BONDS TO DE PAID IN
CURRENCY-wHERE TIE SCHEME FAILED BY
WHICH THEY WERE TO BE PAID IN COMM
FIUENCR ExERTED BY THE RING sPECULATORs
TO CARRY THIS MEASURE.
10y TELEGRAPH TIE TRIBUNEl
WASHINGTON, jan 26.-Tne District Ring,
rather that part of it which has been specuatnR in
365 bonds, believing that Congress would make the
principal and interest of them payable in gold. in
stead of the legal tender notes in which it
derstood they would be paid when they were issued
is cresttallen to-day. Tho House Committee on Ap-
preparations reported bill few days ago, making
provision for paying the February interest, which
is due next Monday in gold com. The greater pOr-
ton Of these bonds are now held by a few specu-
latOrs here, and by several New-YOIk banks
with which the late Ring had dealings; and,
had the bill passed as it was originally
reported, il would have greatly enriched these
people, as il would have caused an immediate ad-
vance in the value of the bonds. But if anybody
was to be thus benefited it should be the contractors
aud laborers who were obliged to take these bonds
instead of money due them, and not those into
whose hands they have since passed. To view Of
these considerations it became apparent that the
bin as at first reported could not possibly pass and
the Committee in reporting it again to-day, under
the regular call struck out the part requiring the
interest to be paid in coin; and even then it went
70 the Committee of the Whole under the rule,
Holman objecting 10 its present consideration.
AS amended, there is no doubt that this bill ought
10 pass both Houses and to receive the Presidents
signature this week. Congress by special act au-
thorised the issue Of these bonds and pledged the
faith Of the United States TO provide for the pay
meDt Of the interest as it became due, by proper
proportional appropriations and by causing TO be
levied upon the property of the District such taxes
q. should be necessary Now the treasury of the
District is empty in spite Of the per cent tax Of
Last year. and if this bill does not pass tue interest
on these bonds viii be in default on Monday next
The great obstacle in the way of any legislation in
favor Of this District and one of the reasons why
Congress is likely to be mean in its appropriations
for local purposes is the general suspicion that
the members Of the old Ring have still too much
influence not only among the ignorant masses,
whom they have heretofore used as their tools, but
also with the District Commission. and even with
sgne of the Committees Of Congress- The fact that
claims Of doubtful character like that of The National
Republican, exposed in dispatch to The TRIBUNE
few days ago, and others in which members OF the
old Ring and their friends are interested, are
promptly audited and paid, while the just claims of
ordinary stifsns for material, &C., sse not reached.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-27

THE ONE TERM DISCUSSION IN THE HOUSE.
PRESIDENT FOR ONE TERM SIX YfARs-rIE
ARGUMENTS MUCH THE SAME AS THOSE PRE-
vIoUsLY ADVANCED IN THE NEwsPAPERs AND
IN CONGRESS-
lDY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRfBUHE.1
WASHINGTON, Jan. 26.--The Committee the
Judiciary had the floor in the House to-day and re-
ported several measures which brought the men,
pers 10 tiof fGs:, ard caused just enough excite
ment to give zest 10 tho proceedings. One OF these
was the joint resolution to amend the CONSTITUTION
of the United States 50 as to make the term of the
President and VicePresident years instead OF
four and to make any person who has nee held the
office of President for ever after ineligible, The
previous question was callod and at first it seemed
as though q vote would be forced on the
resolution without word of debate. To
this Judge Hoar and others objected, and o
bate and amendment Judge Hoar in opposing it
said that he could conceive Of no circumstances
under which he OF the country would desire to elects
President for more than two terms but he had such
confidence in the people that he believed it would
be safe to trust them IN the future the past to
elect any man they desire. The subsequent discus
sion was similar In character TO that which has
taken place ir the newspapers and in Congress
on former occasions. The resolution wac
lost for the want OF the requisite two-thirds vote
The yeas were 1874 and the nays lOi. Among the
Republicans who voted for tins CONSTITUTIONAL
Amendment were the follow inR. viz:
Albright BulnngtoD Cannon OF Illinois Chittenden OF
New-YOrk. DauaI. pawcs, DInnell, Charles Foster,
Garfield, j. r. Uawlcy, KassOn. kellogg, LaMrenee.
Merriam MourOe. Phelps OF NewJersey. Pierce pUand,
T.. II. ROberts. Sawyer. A. Herr smi,p. j. B2ardman
sniih Treman. Willard OF TefmOnk J. NJ b. WillieiIs,
and j. NJ. Wilson.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-27

THE RESULT IN WISCONSIN UNCERTAIN.
BALLOT YESTERDAY BY SEPARATE HoUsEs-CAR-
psNTER LACKS EIGHT VOTES OF A MAJORITY
EIGHTEEN REPUBLICAN MEMBERS PLEDGED NOT
TO VOTE FOR HIM.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Jan. 26.-In the State
Senate to-day the first ballot for United Senator
resulted follows Carpenter 49, Briggs Ie; scatter
ing, 4: aud in the Assembly Carpenter to; Briggs IS;
scattering, IS. One Carpenter man was absent The
scattering vote IA divided between Cole Dixon, Rublee,
Orton and washburne
The two Of the Legislature in Joint Convention
will ballot for Senator at II 10 said
that ls Republicans have signed paper stating that
they Will not vote Mr. Carpenter and setting forth
their reasous for their action Mr. Carpenter lacked
eight votes VI u majority to-day.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-27

Department. spce June a. 1874 the Secretary OF the
Treasury has repeatedly stated that The revenue from
imports diminishing and he 10 at present engaged
We learn, In devsing methods by which the necessary
revenues required can be secured In view or whicn
fact would earnestly recommend that the bill known
the Little Tariff bill be vetoed. and comprehensive
measure submitted IN accordance with Suggestions con
tanned IN your recent message, revenues from
imports must furnish the deficiency OF revenue. We do
not propose to submit at this time elaborate views
upon high low tariff, but simply to give the recent
facts they have occurred within own obserya-
ton.
This Tariff bin, sprung upon the country 40 unex-
pectedly, proposes 60 into effect Immediately upon It's
passage, which would innct a grievous wrong upon
many who have hitherto been given few monl1s
acts 1t would operate therefore, far from uniformly
as the Constitution OF the United States provinces w
Article L. Section g. by reason that many goods wouiu
be withdrawn from warehouse u the prejudice OF iu-
pOrtatons shpbo OF similar character Besider
10 favor of wines 10 or oo sspOoard in the
waters o! o collection district against other mer
chandise, which under similar circumstances not pro
yded for, which the Constitution OF the United bsles
distinctly prohbits.
With regard 10 the effort made 10 increase the rate
on ak goods with mixture OF cotton from - per cent
under existing law to 60 por cent, the raie ON 81 SIX
cent imposed goods entirely of silk we're
classed as luxury end that persons OF means souu M
mo. 1es nigh Of sc saT IN o 70 ho eeed
fabric resembling elk, Congress Wisely ahixed Inc rate
Oi %, winch the htte 1arn bill proposes 10 lSnOe,
thereby deprtviog the misses OF the people from pur
chasing material resembling that worn by persons h
better circumstances.
We respectfully submit the above facts and trust
that yOUf serious consideration Will ba given c. mat
ter involving the beat Interests Oi the Government 40
well rs our own,
FRED. BUTrERPIELD Co.
ii. Is. CLAFLN & 60.
r. b. JAFPRAY & Co.
BESKARD HILTON.
Henry A. FANsHAw.
hULZBAouER. GIrrRRAANs wEDELEs
LBHhAIER BROTHERS.
DUDEs BRoJuEks Go.
nd others,
New-York tribune., 1875-01-27
Nh RESULT IN MINNESOTA.

Sr. PAUL, Mimi, Jan. 26-The Legislature
was not fully attended to-day when the joint ballot Tor
United States senator Was taken, many members not
having returned from their homes. The ballot was
follows: Ramsey. 80; Donnelly, so; Davis "a; W. d.
WashburD, Q: scattering, TO-
New-York tribune., 1875-01-27
MEASURE AGAINST IMPORTING AMERICAN
POTATOES INTO BELGIUM

BRUssEls, Tuesday. jan, 70, lsIo.
The Government has submitted bill in tho
Lower Chamber prohibiting the importation OF potatoes
from the United States and other
Of precauion against the introduction OF tho Colorado
beetle and spread Of potato disease. The Chamber
voted In favor OF Its early consideration.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-27

and the additional fact that Mr.. Shepherd and his
associates are still sustained by the President. and
apparently expect yet to be restored to power bere
cause honest Senators and Representatives TO hesi-
tate before they vote any money for District pur-
poses The greatest enemies Of this District to-day
are the men who are most influential in local aflsrs
New-York tribune., 1875-01-27

WoopsvuLE. N. H., Jan. 8-rhe mp Montreal aud
Dosoo express. train was all last rg fogg
Tsss ysnoss Of ,be State DELAYED By heavy
dn0
New-York tribune., 1875-01-27
PRICE FOUR GENES.
FOREIGN NEWS.
THE CARLIST WAR.


FIRE OPENED UPON BRITISH VESSEL DY TIE S'
sURGESTs-A BATTLE AT PERALTA MOaBETAB
uY EXPECTED.
eASTAsDpa. Tuesday Jan. %, 1878.
The CaIlists have fired o British vessel, loaded
with telegraph cable, off the Biscaysn coast.
madrid. Tuesday, Jan. %. 1875
The Carlists have left the provinces Of Bscay and
Guipuzcoa and moved into Navarro. taking With
them all their material of war.
The Army of the North has assumed the Offensive
against the Carlsts
Gen. Primo do Rivera has been appointed TO the
command Of the Second Corps Of the Army OF the
North.
Six hundred Carlists have submitted In the Prov
ince Of Cast2lon de La Plana within the presens
MONTH
FuQtives from Estella assert that Don Carlos has
shot several officers for treason.
Dispatches from Peralta say great battle Is mo
mentarily expected.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-27

They will caucus ag in tomorrow night. There IA ln'
tense excitement and serensde Is In progress at
the Hale House. Walker and others addressing
Q large crowd. Hak&
New-York tribune., 1875-01-27
TURKEY AND MONTENEGRO.

WITHDRAWAL BY BOTH COUNTRIES or TUE TROOPS
OK THE FRONTIER.
VIENNA, Tuesday, Jan. B 1875.
The Governments of Turkey and Montenegro have
withdrawn the forces which they had collected on
the border of their respective countries in antcIpa
ton of hostilities.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-03-19
QUICK LIN e.!

THE Kiln of VIM. Humphrey, near
a the L. s. Station, having been taken by the
snpserloer and the fires started for the season. the
their wants, application at ne KIN. or at the
NIGHT AND DAYgToRE + To
nearly opposite. Prices win rangss - ~ a Ii
any other establishment in town or eise,Vbere
Ashtabula, April sOth. 1874 o AOMfHREf' IS5os1
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-03-19
Hoy for Sale.

i HE Subscriber has for sale, at
market price, about ten tons Of good timothy
hay. Apply to the undersigned on his farm, on
Ashtzbala, March g. -lsTS:. s5tis
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For Rupture of all kinds, on male or female Is
onered TO the afiicted as the best in use. They
esn G pc nicely fitted TO the body, and to all kinds
curey, and BY so doing 6ftsn c1rine the x1osst
d1raSls iney are easy light. and strong, and very
worn y tbs otes rust nor slip, and can be
are ads1te5 ~ ~ qelleate woman or child, and
Eitbg 9eilRg Te5g1iated as wanted Won have fsieS
comfort with which INV yoS Se surprised at the ease and
pursue pour ordinary labors sI snls IIass ana
nosI oAngeTons cases are nothe lafrest 1S
represented. rs warranted as
Physicians and surgeons are cordially invita- =,
Call early and test 1t while am here. Room,
ASHTABULA HOUSE,
FROM MARCH 1st TO 6tH, INCLUSIVE.
1919 n. 3. Smith, GenT Ag't.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-03-19
Hau for Sale.

THE Subscriber has on hand and
for sale At market prloes tsh eonsa - goOa
horse hay, OF the boat ss.J er
banker Hill. A1stssU i - = Sd I, q I sirSasSistti
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-03-19
For Salel

i HE Subscriber offers for sale q
Two-Htorys epEIght and wing House, With elgnt
rooms--comfhEtah bile and eommodioua. Situated
At the HaFbot; with garden. The House Il new,
asd win be sold on reasonable tssms: {, Lob
Aahtabula HarbOr, Feb. aStA, 1875. laiEf
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-03-19
The Ashtablua Store!
MORE TRUTHS.

Hs1%s~S Something right here to be thinking about
F. '-a while waiting for your meals, OF
@ clearing up the tableI-%M
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-03-19

ALWAYS BEAR IN MIND that will furnish Won the sams goods
at the same prices advertised any ebfshment in the @
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-03-19
Timber Land fos. SGEeI

THE Subscriber owner of a tract
= Of Timber Land, in shefleld township, iS
desirous of dIspOsing of the same, 10 enact
this the mora certainly, hO proposes to lot e OF
s5af TEN .AcRE TRACTS. sUoy o
which will saora any one an OppOttunIsy Of 81
curing wood lot TO. his fArm, o, foe ,lumherinq
and tinbering purposes, ~ moderate faie
. Upon the tract are Oak, WfissWo0d,' Ahh and
heavy Beech. Particulars will be furnished on
application to the 6absenbsF. 2 S-bUl 9-' ~ ''
amisia -ia Comm. Na.. BaSt t al Sysisad, o. -
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-03-19
-. -. - ',,it;matn 49,

management and the ultimate pos
session oft. Assisted by a doctor,
whose honesty and capacity must be
taken on trast, these interested per
sons, in this nineteenth century OF
progress, can lawfully imptison their
relative for life in a country which
calls itself free, and which declares
that its justice is equally administer
ed to all lSalike. .'
NorR.-The reader is informed that this story
is founded In all essential pattic nlars on ease
which actnzlly occurred IN Englan Nd elgnL year
since. fi5Cz fetf 81 ff1. p tl5ilr-ii -t4 y
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-03-12
Escuela P1blica
DE j UANA- DIAZ.

Sc socita IN syudante con concimientos de dibujo,
para esta escuela p1blca.
4 Ser4 una accommodation prefsrente mny estimable
acredta por quien desee esta coocacon que pue
de ser mas nenos brillsne segun Ia fndoe condncta
aprovechamiento del que Ia pretenda) haber estuda
do q Senlinario Coegio en- Ia esc.isa del Sr D.
jose r. Bobadilla por segurse en- esta Ell buen siste
ma de tan acreditados estable fmentos para Ia ense
nanza elemental.
En- Ia misma escuela, dotala con todo 10 necesario,
no ia para elemental sino bien para una aus
peror debdo al zelo de Ilustre Ayuntamiento, CONT
aua alberta la matr1cula para la admission de alumncs
nternos externos. Para una otra cosa drigrse al
Professor que suscShs. Juana- Diaz Febrero 90 Dc
85--Juan de Ia Clus Marquee 33
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-03-12
aIERRD Dill DOCTOR GIRARD !
PR0T0XALATO DE HIHRRO
I aprobado por Ia academia de gsedicissas
DE ais. eS

1 La Academia de Medicine de Paris es tino de los
suerpes sabios mas avaros de reeomendacionss de
estnulos, tantO que hace va agunos que ningun me-
dicameno nuevo habia podide consguir apr0baoion
Los Srss. medcos deben acoger con marcada beneyo.
lenca Les pocas preparedness que han merecde tam
e. distinction creemos prestarles IN verdadero ser
vsio extractando 10 siguients del Boetin a a Acs.
a smia. M n. 81
La Academia juzga cue el protoxalato do hisrro
preseniado ppr sl doctor GIRARD, esta llanado 4
prestar grandes servciOs p1es posee a
Pr piedad nueva de restriair, siend0 casinspdo
% na,iO coa gusto por los enfsFnos ctsa radical
tes d6sis de 10 20 eentlgrAn,os eiiliAs Ii
ssor rs, "a dnemia, "a hsteria toias las afecconea
reconooen por causa Id pobreza de la sangrs
Aiemas es IN rscOnsttuyente herUieo que dsvselv-
rapamente las flerzas perdidas por las convaeceu-
eiss : las dsbilidsdss d ssmgsramspse, g-2s
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-03-12
Escriibala pdbiIea De HuInelaol. l

KA los aunlos de conctirso neeesario de ID. Felipe
Eir vecino hacepdado de Yabucoa, ss ha .dispuesto
6f ii Sr Juez de priera instancia de este partido,
a nsso de esta fseha la venta pdblica subasta de
1oaS los benes pertenecientes aquel que han siLo
aios en- la cantdad de cincuemta mil quinientos
1incaenta un peso cinenenta eentayos moneda corr
xsnle seTaaudose para su remate simutaneo en- esse
1uzemlo ell de pax de Yabucoa, los dias diez ooho
de 0Ne cursa dos de- Abril pr6ximo, de once cua-
tfo 6 Ia tarle estando de manifesto dchas ocinas
81 e1fTespoudisnte nvshtaro ustipfeoio de los bic
de Iioitad0res
alssaacao trsads Marza az mil ochoeientos setcnta
Ninno.-EursniD de Torres 2-3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-03-12
Enfesmedades de pecho
I Jarabe de hipofOsfto de cal !
! GRIMAULr 7 @. farmaosutieo. de- . Paris.

Sabido es hoy dia que 81 f6soro Ia cal SON ba-
ses esencales de todo produco destnado reconsttur
el ORGANISING cicatrizar los tuberculos del pulmon
hay que notar sin embargo que para que sstas pre-
paracoes suran e eecto debdo es necesario que 90
cen de una pureza absolute, condicon que ninguna
casa puede realizar tan bien como ia nuestra cuyo
director centico es Ell lusre quimico Dr. Leconte CO
tedratco de Ia Facultad de Medicinal preparador an
u Colegio dc FTancia 81 aaslItss @ SsSF
Los Sres. medicOs los snfsrmOs que tengan bien
coparar nuestro arabe todos los conocidos hasa
podran menos de darle sienprs la pFeerenca mas
aDsoata pues ia ehcacia de accion esinfnitaents
superior la de todos los demas en- Ia curseion de las
eafermedades pnlmonares - ~
Calma la tos hace desaparecer los sudores noctur-
cura las bronquits los oatarros la consuncion Ia
isisy corta Ia ebre lenta que destruys Jas fasrzas
Ni enfeTN0s ~E3@3 #x 81 fN1-Qu @Se
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-03-12

Puerto Rico de Enero de l67s--El TesorerO. JUS !.
TO Atilano Intervine. Contador Isaias j. Castro
I've Bo--El Presidente accidental Goicoechea
Es c6pa conforme al original que Sc halla de maifi-
eso en- esta Secretara de mi cargo que publica,
Estatutos, para conocimento de los s6cios 49, ss
Puerto Rico 10 de Mario de ls75.-El SeCretario
Jose l. Casanova. 4s Efs8x Isl If7s1l-a'- ~ Y
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-03-12
INogedades Mleicales
EN- La Perla" de u Brar. s.a

"Himnoy dedidado q s. M. ell Rey D. Alfonso sie.
cutado Ell dia de entrada en- madrid por la miisica de
Ingenieros ENas@ 81 =
Lealtad1 marcha triunfal dedicada s. M, el Rev.
"El Angel de Ia CaIidad," melodia para piano con.
poesias recitadas. w - S S}Ss'S
La Flor de Lis, Polka brillante
stfMarcha Real Espaflolan fiIsileva v hr;llanta
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-03-12
Fosfatossde Hero
..7f&9l3g auf s5aDg0s8 53ftg 4sYsI sgsss
d EBAS Doctor el .tantR, Inspector
DE La ACADEMIA DE PARIS, &::.,', :,

Todos los ferrhginosos cenocidos hasta ei dia pro
Queen faertes ritaeiones resrenimientos muy tena
ees porque,6 bien e sst6magO puede soportarlos
olsn necsstan ugo gastrico para poder asilarse en-
el organsmo. I'll que hoy recomendamos al pahlioo 90
hqndo, no ene gusto nj sabor de hierro enneg
los dientes, ycomo asimila mmediatamelite no pros
duce nnguno de los malos ectos de que antes habla
mos. 81 ht> IS @tti01 tst&s4@ - ts9 S9tstss
LIDoS, La CLoROSIs Y LA DEBILIDAD regulariza la
MENsTRUACIoN ayuda vigorosamente las coNvA-
LEcENcLAs dfciles; en- una paIabra, % la. panaeea
segura de todas las afecconss que rsconocen por
ma de la manera mas energca las fuerzas ahaas por
les fatigas ardores del china 1--2s
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-03-12


Me hago cargo de Ia existencia en- fin de Se-
tiembre dltimo, segun cargar6nle mum. Il $50 So
cha, segun 'idem ntmero - & 2. ? - lIs rs
Idem delo que.han debdo sstifacerlos % so+ 6sTa8
clos admitidos por derechos de inscription, nss,
segun cargaremes nfineros 3 y 4 ..s--. As so
de octubre ID ndmero S ...s.....-.. 7175
Idem de 70 id i'd 1os24 id por derechos de t~{ ssF
inscription, i'd ntmero o6.--.-..--......s SO ~
Idem de 81 45 cts. de! que me databa en- Il
scuenta anterior y cue fue aurnentada,por ss
acuerdo de Ia Junts Directiva, segun car
gareme nd1nero 4. ............. IS
Idem de 10 que han debido satisfacerlos 296 D sks
s6cios existentes por la suscricion dc No
.viembre, segurl cargar6nae nfmefo g.. ~ ~
Idem de 10 id i'd los Is id por derechos de nah4gE
incfpcion. i'll nimero 9 -. .... "a
Idem deo'id Id, los 8l2id por 1asuscrieioh asls
4 de Diciembre id hume olO......-.s...s> 78 =.
- 4S@ s. --.-----4---A
81 sss. ss4s 0ffs Total cargo 976 81.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-03-12

Me dato de cratro socorros snmnistrados al
socio +. Gmenez, segun cargareme n1m.1 A.
ldem de 10 pagado los Sres Rodriguez
Real, por 476 ejemplares de los Estatutos Y y
100 ejempares del Reglamonto interior,
recibos boletas de citaciOn, segun acuer
do de la Juntay libramientos n1meros 2, - tss
lls 10 ~ .sssssFaess a. ~
Idem q ID 8 Andrades por un armario pa
ra guardian los lbrps doeumentOs, segun 8 st3o
acuerdo de la Junta v libramiento mum. 3. 10
Por IL socorros administrators. al s6cio ID. =
R4Ugarte, un peso "a 60 cts. segun ~
ibramientos ntimeros y 5.........---.!. 10 40
Psr lIididisa D.N. Gonzalez . un peso - SOD
!, J, ''.'-r's'''ss ss'-s.S' 10 20
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sercion de la cuenta anterior un anun
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peso Is $50 cts. segun libramientos n6-
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to n1rnero 49,.
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bre $500 O5 cts entregados en- los meses - f.Ats
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-03-12

Resmplaza admirablemente ell aeeite de bacalao
tieno sobre este las innensas venta jas siguentes
d6ss igual contiene iodO que aquel todo 81 ua-
do (sobretodo los nnes) 10 tcna sin la menor repag
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Es uno do los agentes mas poderosos que Sc conOcen
para nodicaT los temperamentos linfatcosy ira rap-
daIente todas las afeccioues que proyiens lie vcios
dc Ia sangre tales como el raQuitisnso pGlies et Su
efcacia tens preco todos los cuidados tan ie-
Hcados que exige la sald de los nsos v su aeon. j,
curativa es prodgosa en- las enfermedades del pechc
las afeccones de lapel lahinchazone dc las CLAN
dulas del cueo. i ..,s.g ~ sse,gsFass Ia SEQ