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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1875-09-16
Carving.

1t is only of late years that the duty of
carving has fallen to the lot of the master
of the house. The work of Remembering
a fowl or reducing a roast to slices before
our time was always performed by the
mistress of the establishment. We learn
from the letters of Lady Mary Wortlcy
Montagu that a century ago there were in
England protested carving masters, who
taught young ladies the art scientifically.
This task must have required no small
share of bodily strength, for the lady was
not only to invite-thatis, urge and tease
her guests to eat more than human throats
could conveniently swallow, but to carve
every dish when chosen with her own hands.
The greater the lady, the more indispensa-
bic the duty. Each joint in its turn was car
ried up to be operated upon by her, and
by her alone, since the peers and knights
on either hand were so far from being
bound to offer their assistance that the
very master Of the house, posted opposite
to her, might not act as her croupier. His
department was to push the bottle after
dinner. As for the crowd of guests, the
most inconsiderable among them-the
curate, or subaltern, or 'Squire's younger
br0ther-if suffered through her neglect
to help himself to slice Of mutton placed
before him, would have chewed it in bit
terness, and gone home an affronted man,
halfinclined to give wrong vote at the
next election. Lady Montagu said she
took lessons three times a week, that she
might be perfect in the art on such occa-
sions as she was required to preside at
her fathers table. In order to perform
her duties successfully she was obliged to
eat her own dinner alone an hour or two
beforehand. - ~
The mistress of house at this point
occupied not only very important, but
very laborious, position. It must be
mentioned that the profusion of provis-
ions in the banquets Of the time bordered
upon barbarous magnifcence, compared
to the elegant modes of preparing dishes
in the present day, and called for dining
halls and kitchens of sufficient dimen-
sions to avoid the confusion that must
otherwise have occurred. Hence the SUI
pefinteudence Of household was q labor
Of great extent and responsibility. It
was held that Q woman had no right 10
enter the estate Of matrimony unless pos.
seesed Of = good knowledge Of cookery.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1875-09-16
Concerning Mosquitoes.

- A New York journal, speaking of these
plaques Of our summer evenings, mos
.quitoes, says: Il would seem that there
is lack of knowledge Is to the habits of
this creature, of whom ignorance indeed
10 strange among people that has suf-
fered from him for generations. But the
letter Of correspondent of the Times,
which was published on Friday, reveals
an unacqnaintance with or a misappre-
hensioo Of the facts Of the case which.
considering the nature of the subject, is
truly deplorable. Our correspondent at-
nibuted the freedom Of a certain house
from these pests to the fact that the win.
Fdows were open and the gas lit on three
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1875-09-16

THE "Oneida Community" preserves
sweet corn by cutting the corn raw into
tin cans, then fill with cold water even
with the top of the corn; solder up the
can, pricking small hole in the cover !;
solder that up also. Boil the cans and
contents in boiling water two and half
hours; then with hot iron open the small
hole and let the gas blew out; after which
solder up and boil again two and q half
hours and set away for use.-Weste,n
R9hrnl .r'
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1875-09-16
ALMA-MATERS ROLL.

BY EDWARD EVERETT HA1.E.
[ A part Of an historical speech at the PHI
Kappa dinner, at Cambridge, July l, ls7s.]
saw her scan her sacred scroll,
heard her read her record roll
OF men who wrought to win the right,
OF men who fought and died in fight,
When now a hundred years by-gone,
The day she welcomed Washington,
She showed to him her boys and men,
And told him of their duty then.
"Here are the beardless boys sent
And whispered to them my intent
To free struggling continent.
The marks upon this scroll will show
Their word hundred years ago"
"Otis"-no lesser death was given
To him than by a bolt from heaven!
"Quincy"-he died before he heard
The echo of his thunder word.
And these were STRIPPING lads whom
Sent out to speak nations cry,
In 'glittering generality
Of living words that cannot die
John Hancock!' Here John Adams!
Here
Paine, Gerry, Hooper, Williams!' Here.
My Narragansett Elleryr Here
Sam Adams, first of freemenr Here
My beardlcss boys, my gray-beard men,
Summoned to take the fatal pen
Which gave eternal rights to men!
All present, or accounted for!"
l saw her scan again the scroll,
heard her read again the roll
heard her name her soldierseon,
Ward, called from home by Lexington.
He smiled, and laid his baton down,
Proud to be next to Washington!
He called her list of boys and men
Who served her for her battles then.
From North to South, from East to West,
He named the bravest and her best.
From distant fort, from bivouac near,
brooks, i E Hi Cobb and Thatcher
Name after name, with quick reply,
As twitched his lip, and flashed his eye.
But then he choked and bowed his head
Warreu-at Bunker Hill-lies dead"
The roll was closed-he only said:
"All present, or accounted for!"
That scroll is stained with time and dust;
They were not faithless to their trust.
If those days come again-if
Call on the grandsons-what reply?
What deed OF courage new display
These frcshcr parchmen,s to-day"
saw her take the freshcr scroll,
| heard her read the whittier roll,
And as the ans wers came, the while
Our mother nodded with smile:
"Charles Adams" "He,e." George Ban.
croft" "Here."
"The Hoars." "BOth here" "Dick
Dana" "Hrrc."
"Wads WORTH" " He died at duty'S call"
Webster!" He fell as brave men
fall"
"Everctt" "Struck down in Faneuil
Hail."
Sumner" "a nation bears his pail"
"Shaw!' "AbbOtt!" LOwell!" "Sav-
agew "All
Died thereto live on yonder wall!'
"Come East, come West, come far, come
near,
Lee, Bartlett, Davis. Devins!' "Here."
All present, or accounted for!
Boys, heed the omen! Let the scroll
Fill as it may, as years unroll.
But when again she calls her youth
To serve her in the ranks Of Truth,
May she find all one heart, one soul;
AT home, or on some distant shore,
"All present, or accounted for"
-Scr'6ner's Monthly for September.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1875-09-16

THE GREAT FAvoR1TE!-Thc popular Cn,u
simple drugs, Wilhoft's Tonic has long held
the highest place in the long line of rcme-
dies for Chills and Fever. It is not only
Anti-Pcriodic but is Anti-Panic, for it cur
tails the heavy expense of doctors visits,
where friendly visits are all itemized in the
e0cd .nd satna penny saved is
health and comfort. Try Wilhoft's Tonic as
certainty and you will never regret it.
WHEELocK, F1NLAY & Co., Proprietors, New
Orleans.
For SALE nv ALL DRIrGGIsTs
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-Reinholdt SNYDER. Of Harrison. N.

-Reinholdt Snyder, Of Harrison, N. j.,
attempted to commit suicide by taking
strychnine. A noise was heard in bis
room, and upon going in the family
found him in commissions. An sntidote
was Immediately administered. Snyder
became conscious and said he had NO de.
sire to live. He explained that he had
carried poison In his pocket for seven
years, thinking that he might some time
want to kill himself. The drug had been
carried SO long that 1t had lost It's strength,
and Snyder Will probably recover.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1875-09-16

Hon. JOSEPH FAREWELL, Mayor of Rock
land, Me-, Isaac NJ. Bragg, Esq, Bangor, and
Messrs. Pope Bros, Machias, Me-, lumber
merchants, fully Endorsed the Sheridan Cav-
airy Condition Pomders, and have given the
proprictors liberty to use their names in rec
Ommcnding them
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1875-09-16
For SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.

THE most astonishing cure of chronic diar-
rhea we ever heard of is that of VIM. Clark,
Frankfort Mills, Waldo County, Me-; the
facts are attested by Ezra Treat, Upton Treat
and NJ. A. Merrill, either of whom might be
addressed for particulars. Mr.. Clark was
cured by Johnson's Anodyne Lininaent.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1875-09-16

THERE is one town in New England
that claims to he entirely happy and good.
1t is Eaton, in New Hampshire. There
is not physician, doctor, lawyer, drink.
ing saloon nor pauper in the place.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1875-09-16

PERsoNAL.-E. X. Sporks.-"I think SIM.
MONS LIVER REGULATOR one of the best
medicines ever made for the Liver My wife
and many others have used it with wonderful
effect"
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1875-09-16

DURING the last thirteen years more
than $4,000 Chinese immigrants have
landed in the United States. OF these,
1885, O2 were males. During the years
1963-'64 and 1866-'67 no Chinese females
came to the country, and only one in
1SG5-'66.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1875-09-16

A MISSISSIPPI Judge couldn't convince
lawyer that certain decision was con-
stitutional until after he had knocked him
down. Some people are just that obtuse.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1875-09-16
Good News From Washington City.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE
WASHINGTON, Aug. q, 1875 {

DEPARTMENT OF STATE
WASHINGTON, Aug. q, 1875 {
WILSON SEWING MACHINE COMPANY, Cleveland
Ohio:
There have been received at this depart
ment MEDAL and DIPLOMA awarded to
exhibitor at the Universal Exposition, held
at Vienna in 1873
will thank you to inform me what dis
position you desire to have made of them.
The department will deliver them to such
agent as you may suggest, or to Adams Ex-
press Company, addressed as you may indi-
cate, upon the return to the department of
the inclosed receipt, duly signed When the
same are delivered in either way the rcspon-
sibility of the department will terminate.
Your Obcdient servant,
w. HUNTER. Acting Secretary.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1875-09-16

PRUssING's White Wine Vinegar exccls all
others in purity. strength and flavor. Trv it.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1875-09-16

A LADY missionary in India has con-
verted whole neighborhood by simply
inducing the people to wash themselves.
Cleanliness once established, marked
improvement in morals at once followed.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1875-09-16

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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-12-24
BANCO DE PUERTO-RICO.
DEL CoNsEJo DE DIRECTION.
(Contjss,tacion). }.

Art. 30.-Cualquier individuo del
Consejo que haya asistido a una de
us sesiones podra exigir durante la
nisma que conste en- el acta que su
VOto ha sido contrario 4 10 resuelto,
asertandOse sus razones 81 las presen-
are por escrito 4 mas tardar en- la
F6xima session. En- este case la
nayOrfa podra acordar que en- ell acta
e cOnsignen tambien los motives de su
decision.
lin las yotaciones secretas no Sc
ldmltira la consignacion de votos par
hculares,
Art 31.-El Secretario, concluida
session y despues de leer el extracto
ael acta referente & los acuerdos de la
asma que debera ir redactando con-
J orme Sc tomen, 10 frnara con ell
Fresldente; y tan pronto como Sc
egante la session fornalizara el acta
lue autorizaran ambos.
n.
81 alguno de los acuerdos tomados
Por el Consejo exigiere secreto, Sc
0nslgnara en- minuta separada q re-
s3 serVa de extenderse despues en- un
aOro especial que Sc abrira para los
acuerdos reservados, cuyo ibro Sc
eustodiara bajo dos llaves que teLdran
'qael iuncionario y ell Director.
Art. 32.-Los acuerdos del Conse-
Ose lleyaran desde luego a efecto
Vaando solo contcngan la aprobacion
Rara J simple de 10 propuesto por
as = nComlslones respectivas.
Iambien seran de Immediate eiecu-
slOn los acuerdos en- que Sc hayan en-
91eadado ! 8 adicionado los dictamene'
Se alchas comisiones siempre que pue
oall o extenderse y aprobarse en- la mis-
ns :: session, e igualmente los que ell Con
ts!O y declare u1entes; suspendiendos,
'aa aa solo hasta despues de ratifcada e
%4a, la ejecucion de los que sean d
s. ssnde entidad y que diferan por s.
ssqeelalidad s J circunstancias de 10
fps!ocios ordinarios J comunes Dc
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FFLICITkCTON.---

{ FLICITkCTON.---
Pues NOche- Buena SO Reerca !.
q despunta Navidad,
con su tremebundO empuje
de fltFOr eStOmGcGl,
q sa comfortable sequito
de turrOn q ma.apan,
techones, pacos trafadOs,
dulce en- oonSerra q dem6s
para deliciG de abd6meaeS
q dtrGcOn unicersal,
justo es que el gGCetiller0
con sus lectores en- paS,
suetteetn bostezO gigantic,
q con coz deSComulaGl
Olga: ioh, til, prole escogidd,
que d repdir tus pGriGs cas-
d Baco q colegG Pan,
dSGte ga de remilgos,
q engaQend0 SIN cesar,
81 hay en- tn despensa lastre
para el buque abdominal,
yrtete d dos carrillos,
de tas dientes al cOnepds,
de la mundane comediG
q ntGre-n,Ggnum actual,
que en- Ia terra 10 que comas
ESQ solo gGnards. .....
g en fin, DiOs to de- apetito
q una .teliz Navid0d.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-12-24

Consiste la segunda secclOn Ell
onsllas obras que solo nos hablan de
aquen~r s.arro on 10 que muy hacia atras
10 hag : uo Sanido 4 quedar los chinos res
nscto ne de las demas naciones; sin en-
PerSo P de que no por ESQ dejan ellos
1aS 9o Soseer algunas que otras, tales
uo uon,c pOl a Hu-Kang-King y ell Va
Kino que bien pueden contarse como
las meiores entire s'ls mucnos tratados
De iurisprudencia nos trata la ter
..o Dc seecion, siendo de citarse entire
~s O mas preeminentes obras ell Ia
ts5;na-hOei-tian, con detalles mas 6
m1nos interesantes sobre la condicion
del imperio, ell organismo de la admi-
niStracion, Y ell sistema de hacienda.
todo 10 que facil sera de poderse yer
asf descrito con la estension que Sc
requiere en- la exceIente obra que Dor
nombre lleva Memorials sobre los chinos.
que cuenta por autor Cibot. Co
iecciOn de leyes ftlndamentaes V de
eStatutos penales es ell Ia tshinq-
Ka-R, revisado y aumentado varias
yeces desde 1916, vertido al ingl6s v
publicado en- L6ndres en- 1910. DOR
G. Sta9nton, a quien debemos i quail
mente Ia traduccion del diario> de nm
Official chino entire los Kirguses, cerca
del mar Caspio. Collection pero Gro
nOl6gica de las leyes de la dinastfa
Mandch1, 10 es tambien el Ki-tiao-k.
8 6"Decretos de la estacion;" asf como
Ell KO-chung tiao-li que no viene & ser
nj mas nj m6nos que un tratado de
las leyes que han de regir en- las pri-
stones de estado, revisado cada diez
amos.
Materias son la agriculture, la
ecOnOmia, como las artes me canicas
r ell cultivo del arroz y del t6 las que
sncierra la cuarta seccion, Y en- versos
halIanse escritos niue hos de sus libros.
Q bieu en- tablas, dadas con profusion
de grabados, como el Kia -pao-tsiuen-
si, 8 "Tratado de economic dom6s-
tca," del que bien puede hacerse un
examen general con ayuda del Resi-
men de =. Julien, GcercG de los princi-
paleS tratGdos chinOs sObre la edatcaciOn
de los gusanos de seda, y del cultico de
los morales, publicado en- Paris en-
1886; asi como de sus extractos de
una obra quimicO industrial que cuen-
ia a Song-ing-sing pOr autor, Y de la
que mencion Sc hace mas abaio. De
las Obras que solo tienden & inculcar
aqueilos principles de po ftica Y de
mOralidad economical, cuentanse ell
Shing-yu, 8 Mandates divinos," tra-
ducida al ing'es por Mi'one; la oda
ddaetica de Khiang-lu, y los diez y
seiS apotegmas de Kihan-hi, proc a.
mados los dias primeros y ounce de
cada mes, Sobre la piedad ,filial Y fra
ternal, la concordia, ell cultivo de la
nOrera, y de otras plantas, como sobre
Ia ejecucion de los deberes p6blicos.
De aumentar hubieron ell empera1or
Yung-ching en- 1872, y SUI hijo, ell pa
dre de Khian-lung, estos mandates
que Wang yu-pf logr6 poner en- dia-
Ogos, agIegandole una diatriba con-
tfa el budhismo.
(COntinuard).
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ra por la pendiente de la polftica
diaria. Asf podia, independientemente
de los intereses del momento y de las
pasiones de partido, recofdar q los
humildes como sc precipftan en- la
servidumbre los pueblos faltos de un
freno moral, y q los poden0sos como
sc estrellan contra 10 impossible = 10
absurdo en- Ell empefo de -borrar estas
tres ideas de libertad, de igualdad, de
fraternidad, consagradas todos los dias
en- los altares, cuando Se consagra Y
Sc conmenora el sublime sacrihcio de
Cristo en- las aras inmortales1 de su
Calvario.
Emi1sO CASTELAR,.
(Csncluirk).
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-12-24

ii acta contendra todos los acuer-
DOS tomados y sera leida y aprobada
en- la prdxima session.
Art. 33.-Para que ell Conseio de
dlrecclon pueda revocar alterar al
gunos de slls acuerdos, es indispensa-
Die que al citarse 4 los Conseieros
para la session respectiva, Sc haya ex-
Presado el objeto y que concurran por
10 menos la misma session tantos
vocales como losque tomaron ell acuer-
90 de cuya alteration 6 revocation Sc
trate.
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SECCION LITERARTA.
Confession de una j6ven mOribunda.

1OMxoSa00 0e una J0v0U mOribun01s
A Il mi VOC, # mi pensamiento,
Madre del Redentor madpe mia;
Sudan en- alas del ligero vientO
Mi dOlOr dscirte en- mi agonia.
Yo soy la j6ven que esquive orRullosa
De tn exoelSa mission ell eantO eiemplo
envueta en- sedas por mostrarme hsrmosa
Con mi sobsrbia prOfSn6 tn temple.
Yo Ia esclsva del s6rdido egoismo,
La que negue limosna al pobre anciano
Que del hambre sumido en negro absmo
Al yer mis- joyas me tendi6 su mAno.
Iola que ciega fui tras los arnorss
en- su cOps me dierOn los placsres,
No Ia esencia que exhalan castas flores.
Sino 81 cancer de impddicas mujeres.
La que azote con mano despiadada
la misera slerva, que en- sus brsxos
Bien pudo ahogarme, al.ver ensangrentada
Su negra piel eayendoss pedaxos.
La que sin sed en- fuente de riqusza
Cnal SEGA esponja sumerQio su vida
Il insultandO On festines la pobrsza
A Ldculo ensaIzo desvanscida.
Yo soy la que envidie cuanta ventura
cuauto amor cuanta paz sncierra
FL virgen oorazOn, y s alma purA
DE los que son felicss en- Ia TERRA,
70 soy, en- fin, Ia torpe sibarits
Que vic las hOras resbalar sereuas.
en- su pereza, nj escuch6 la cuita
Del NAL sjeno, nj sinti6 sus penas.
A Il mi voz, tt mi psnsamiento
Madre del Redentor madrs mia
Sudan en- alas del ligero vientO
MI dolor 4 decirts en- mi agouia
r. N. De MsnG:ps.
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V A RE b De s
Ell PADRE JACINTo
tNfERtAKEN, $50

Hallome en- ell corazon de los mac
cesibles Alpes, entire las aguas de
Brienz y las aguas de Thun; al pie de
las nieves eternas que relumbran co
mo diamantes gigantescos; 4 la SOM
bra de oscuros bosques de pinos que
brotan de todas las penas ' cubren
todos los montes no cubiegtoa por las
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Juicio a los intereses6 credito del mis-
mo, en- cuyo case acordaran la medid;
preyentlva que juzguen convenient,
hasta La reunion del Conseio que s.
convocara con toda urgencia.
Art. 43.-Para formalizar las acta,
del Consejo de direction J de su,
Comlsiones, deberan abrirse seis libro.
que Sc denominaran de este modo:
Actas del Consejo de direction.
ldem de la Comision eiecutiva
ldem de la Comision de interyen-
cion.
Idem de la Comision de admins
TRACTION.
ldem de las Comisiones especiales.
Acuerdos secretos.
Cuyos libros Sc autorizaran confor-
me establezca el Reglamento interior
y tendran por auxiliares los extractos
y minutas de las mismas actas.
DE LA JUNTA GENERAL DE ACCIoNIsTAs.
Art. 44.-Debiend0 reunitse en- Sc
sion ordinaria dfcha Junta al cumpli-
mlento de cada ar1o social, Ell .Direc-
rector convocara 4 los accionistas en-
La lorna prescrita Ell ell art. 81 de los
EstatutOs.
Art. 45.-Antes de la publication
del anuncio de convocatoria, ell Secre-
tario formara la lista de ,accionistas
que segun ell art. "a de los EStatutos
tengan derecho de asistencia & la Jun
ia general, y aprobada por ell Conseio
de Direction, dispondra Sc file en- ell
paraje del Banco que sea de costum-
bre.
Las acciones depositadas en- garan-
tia no quitan ell derecho de asistencia,
pero ST las que esten sujetas q embar-
60 8 interdiccion.
Art. 46.-Ocho dias antes de la
celebration de la Junta general, ex-
pedlra la Secretarla papeletas de asis-
tencia a la misma, a todos los accico-
nistas que la pidan, siempre que esten
comprendidos en- la lista y hayan con-
servado ell ndmero de acciones nece-
sarlas para poder concurrir.
Art. AZ. -Durante los ocho dias
anteriores al de la Junta general, Sc
destinaran dos horas en- cada uno para
satlstacer las preguntas que los ac-
cionistas quieran hacer Sobre las ope-
raciones y la situacion del Banco.
Art. 48.-Los accionistas que des-
pues de haber recibido papeIeta de
asistencia quedasen con menos de
cinco acciones, seran excludes de la
lista y priyados de concurrir q la
Junta.
La asistencia las Juntas es perso-
nal y nadie mas que los esceptuados
por el art. 55 de los Estatutos podra
ser representado por un tercero.
Art 49.-Se imprimiran y reparti-
ran a los accionistas que hayan pedido
papeleta para asistir a la Junta, antes
de reunirse esta, las proposiciones que
Sc deban someter en- ella 4 discussion.
Art 50-La hora de la Junta es-
tara senalada en- ell anuncio de la con-
vocatoria y en- las papeletas que Sc
expidan.
(Continuard).
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-12-24
MOvIMIENTO MARITIME


Dia 81. De Santander, berg. esp. Salvador" cap.
Amias, carga harina
De Lsguna pail. esp Huron, cap. N. G. Bold cafe /.
campeche entradO de arrbada pOr aveas de conside-
racon.
De Santauder, berg. gOl. esp "Dorotea." cap EeEs.
varria.
%. De Santh6mas, pail. am. 'Pinta" cap. u. Dix,
carga harina maderas
De Barcelona, frag cap. rs Jossv, cap. Doaenek.
carga frutos peninsu area.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-12-24

BUENA PRuEBA-Una vieja yeciea
casada con oa j6uen, temia que este trata-
rd de deshacerSe de ella por c,salqaier
medic. In dia en- que taUo ana faeste
indigestion, creyendose enveaeaada, Hp-
mo d Ia policta, q acas6 d su marido de
enveneNador:
-iAh seaoyesi--eGclans6 el marsdo
indigssado;--Dai maler NE levaata una
caluDsnia; pido qste Sc le kaga Ia asstopslla,
q Sc Verd biea clara ma inocegeia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-12-24
GACETILLAs.
(Concluirk).

ERRATA.-La cayta de Bismarck d
Arpaim qste pablicaalos el miercoIes de-
be te,ser .techa de II de janso de 1878
q no de 1875 como sali6 iaspfeso.