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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-03-31

La yanidad NAL entendida era 10 Que
generalmente apartaba Lorenzo del ca
mino de los hombres de bien.-" iVienes
la taberna, Lorenzo?" lie decian sus ami
COS. No.-iA iAnda, miserable! Y Lorenzo
para probar que no era miserable, iba q la
taberna.
Loren 0 estaba hacienda alarde de que
no telnia q su mujer,y su mujer pensando
acertadamente que era capaz en- aquel ms
tante dc poner en- ella las manos por
vanidad, dio algunos pasos para alejarse de
la taberna; pero al llegar frente & la
iglesa penso que 81 era deber suyo no
exponerse q la violencia de su marido, deber
mas sagrado a1n era arrancar & su marido
de la taberna, antes que perdiese del todo
la ra on y Sc hiciese objeto de las burlas
del vecindario acaso de la severidad de
la justicia.
Rosa enjug6 acknowledgements las lagri-
mas que brotaban de sus ojos y volvi6
resueltamente hacia la taberna.
--;Lorenzo! laln6 acercandose a la
ventana.
-sQu6 Sc te ofrece7 contest6 Lorenzo
as ,m6ndose.
-~Oyc un recado.
Lorenzo sali6 comenzando a hacer eses
por mas que Sc empenaba en- hacer eles.
-Vente connligo casa.
En- cuanto m6rendemos ire.
--Anda, q1o c11 casa ncrcndarAs
: Chica, no ptede ser. Con que, hasta
luego, 81 no quieres entrar q dar una tope-
tada al jarro. he
Asi diciendo, Lorenzo volvi6 la cspalda
4 81 mYier, /.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-03-31

Lorenzo desprendiendose de ella por medic
de un empelIon y volviendo a la taberna en-
medic de los aplausos de sus amigotes.
Rosa guardo silencio y sin poder conte-
ner un torrente de lAgrimas, Sc dirigi6 a
casa; pero al pasar por la puerta de la
iglesia que estaba va casi desierta y solo
alumbrada por la lampara del altar mayor,
Sc detuvo un instante y penetr6 en- Ell temple.
Tn corazon lleno de fe y un temple
alumbrado solo por la lampara del sagrario,
triunfan del mayor de los dolores.
Cuando Rosa sali6 de la iglesia no habia
va lAgrimas en- sus ojos, porque habia
resignation en- su alma y esperanza en- gu
corazon.
Algunas horas despues todo era silencio
en- el vale, y solo le interrumpian el mur-
mullo del rio y Ell ladrido de los perros.
De cuando en cuando Sc abria una de
las ventanas de casa del rementero una
muier Sc asomaba ella, escuchaba atenta-
mente, no oyendo pasos hi voz alguna
hacia el otro lado del rio, Sc retiraba GER
rando la ventana.
Inu5il es dccir que aqlella unujer era
Rosa que esperaba su marido.
Cuando e reloj de la iglesia de Santa
Maria, tristemente las doce, Rosa Sc
asona6 por la cenbesina vez q la ventana V
creyo Or pasos hAcia el lado opuesto del
plente.
Como por la malana habia llovido mu
cho, el rio iba muy crecido y bramaba con
furia al chocar con los estribos del puente.
-iDiQs mio!, exclam5 Rosa LENA de
angustfa; itisudeffs nsSsssnta aaano y llbrale
de todo mall
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-03-31

hab'a ms chapurrado que el mismo Men
chaca de el ha saGdo 10 de jugar un
cabrito.
-~Ver1 '. como no lie juega, dijo Rosa
muerta de vergUenza dirigi6ndose la Ia
berna con objeto de sacar de ALI d su marido.
Parose bajo la ventana, porque lie repug-
naba entrar en- aquella casa dc des6rdenes
y borracheras, J oy6 la siguiente coversa
cion:
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1876-04-20
A Curious Medical Case.

Over two years ago, at Adrian, Mich, a
little boy about two and a half years old,
son of Sylvester Blossom, was playing
with his sister, older than himself, in
the yard near by leech of ashes which
had been set up and from which strong
lye was dripping in kettle. The little
fellow had a clay pipe and his sister told
him the lye was molasses, and he dipped
some up in the pipe bowl and innocently
swallowed it. His screams of pain
brought his frightened mother to the
spot at once, and as soon as possible a
physician was summoned, who admister-
ed antidotes to save the little sufferer and
counteract the influence of the lye, but
the great harm had been done and the
child was in most pitiable condition.
For time it was thought he must die,
as no nourishment could be kept upon
his stomach at all. He finally became
enabled to keep down little milk, and
fingered along for months. The best
physicians of Adrian and many promi-
nent men from abroad were in turn
called upon and treated him, but none
could give relief. The throat had SEEM
ingly become hardened, , aud the esophagus
or tube passageway leading to the
stomach had gradually contracted until
it is now not more than one eighth of an
inch in diameter. For while an egg
was mixed with his milk and occasionally
some beef tea given him, but usually the
stomach rejected it. and if the least
pa ticle of solid substance was eaten it
invariably choked him. Finally he was
given milk alone, and he is now quite a
strong boy aud otherwise apparently
healthy. He eats or rather drinks three
quarts of milk per day, and this consti-
tutes his entire food. If he happens Co
get any substance in this passageway
and gets strangled he gets relief by
having his arms jerked suddenly upward,
when the obstruction is expelled.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1876-04-20
Under a Cloud,

A Danbury merchant was standing in
his store door, talking with several
friends, when passing stranger, lank
man in a rough suit of clothes, approach
ed and shook hands with him.
Chow are ye2" inquired the stranger.
"Pretty we'll. How is yourself2" re-
sponded the merchant, with business
promptness, although it was evident
that he couldn't "place" the new
conner.
"You're looking a heap better than
that night down at Ransom, you re-
member 2" said the stranger.
Ransom 2" calculated the merchant.
{" don't know what you mean"
"Mum's the word |" said the man,
winking one eye with exquisite facetious-
ness, while the several bystanders look
ed inquiringly at the merchant.
I" don't remember ever seeing you
BEFORE" said the merchant, coloring
slightly.
az don't suppose you do remember
seeing me, but you did see me at Ran
som that night, and see you. kinder
reckon" he significantly drawled, "that
did,"
81 never saw you in my life" assert
ed the merchant, smarting under the in
sinuating language of the stranger.
That party smiled.
"Wa'n't you at the hotel in Ransom
two weeks ago tomorrow" he asked,
shutting one eye.
"No, I was not"
"Oh And you didn't have the Jim
jams, suppose2" demanded the stran
ger, desperately.
"Never |" gasped the merchant.
! "An' kick over the table," continued
the stranger, can knock down the
landlord with billiard cue9"
"Never, never !"
can l suppose you'll next deny that
two of us had to hold you down to keeI
you from knocking your head against
the wall, an that arter the doctor come
had to stand around with q club an6
swish away at pretended snakes to keel
'em from bitin' on your" and the stran
ger looked intently at his victim.
"It's no such thing. It's lie,
cried the unhappy merchant.
"Oh You amt the man? You ain'i
the man that swore you'd have the
hearts blood of all Ransom9 You aim
the man, suppose, who tore all his
own clothes off, an jumped into his owl
hat, new silky, an knocked the crown
clean through" 2"
81 tell you, amt the man, and
want you to understand it,, shouted the
merchant, losing his temper entirely.
"Not the man !" gasped the stranger
looking very hard at him.
"Nol"
"Cau it be possible" said the stran
ger, in a tone of mingled doubt ant
pain, "that there are two men in Dan
bury with just such heads. an sucl
eyes, an such noses an chins.
wouldn't a thought it wouldn't
thought it.
And, shaking his head obviously, h
passed on.
"That man must be a lunatic," tn
wretched merchant gasped, mopping tn
perspiration from his fiery face
"Yaas !" drawled one of his neighbors
looking curiously at the Others AM
they slowly and silently withdrew, an,
the merchant went back in his store
feeling very unsettled and uncomfort
| able
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1876-04-20
Wise People.

Because a man has lived in q city all
his days no one need immagine that he
isn't posted i'll all that pertains to agri-
culture and horticulture, botany, etc.
Such man is even better posted than
he who makes it his business to SOW and
reap and prune. A gentleman living on
Fort street, west, employed gardener
to trim up shade tree a little. The
gardener had just commenced work
when lawyer passed by and remarked:
"Do you want to kill that tree9 If
you don't, you had better let it alone for
ct least two weeks longer"
The gardener fixed his ladder and put
the saw into a limb, and doctor came
along and said:
You'll kill that tree stone dead if
you cut limb off You ought to have
pruned it three weeks ago."
The gardener had severed two or
three more limbs when banker halted
under the tree and exclaimed:
"Good heavens Are you insane
You shouldn't touch that tree till June,
when the sap is warm Any fool could
tell you better than to trim it now!"
The gardener expected such express
sions to be hurled at him, and he kept
at his work without needing them.
Pretty soon clergyman sauntered up,
saluted the tree trimmer with pleasant
"Good morning." and added that it
made his heart glad to see a man trim
ming trees in the right season. He said
that the last few days of March were
really the only days in the whole year
when the limbs could safely be Topped
off.
The gardener was just finishing tho
job when an insurance man who never
lived day outside of a city, except to
take a vacation, came around the corner
halted, scowled fiercely, and said:
"See here What kind of a garden
or are you, any waya If you don't tie a
rope around the body of that tree, the
sap will all run into the roots, and the
top will die!"
The tree is still in position to hea
further remarks.-DetrOit Free Press.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1876-04-20
To Secure an Adjournment.

The gentleman from Louisville, Ken
lucky, is entitled to patent for new
method of bringing about an easy and
quick adjournment of the Kentucky
House even in the midst of the most
persistent filibustering resistance. After
many abortive attempts had been made,
about ten minutes after the clock had
struck two P. M. he cent one of the
pages out and procured large piece Of
middling meat, which he proceeded to
broil on the Goals in one OF the large,
projecting tireplaces of the Eouse. Sot I
the dinner suggesting odois of that broil
ing meat began to spread through the
House and salute the olfactories of bat
tliug but hungry members, and in les:
than five minutes another motion to ad
journ was made and carried like shot
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1876-04-20
Hollers to de deck hand to heave de larbord
lead.
StoH'n' sugar in de hull below, etc.


One fact worth mentioning about these
colored singers is, that they can mimic
the Irish accent to degree of perfec-
ton which an American, Englishman, or
German could not hope to acquire. But
the most famous song, in vogue among
the roustabouts is Timber Jim," or
"Shiloh." Very few know it all by
heart. which is not wonderful when we
consider that it requires something like
twenty minutes to sing Climber Jim
from beginning to end, and that the
whole song, if printed in full, would fill
two columns. The only person in the
city who can sing the song through, we
believe, is colored laborer, who "run
on the river for year, and acquired so
much of reputation by singing Climber
Jim," that he has been nicknamed after
the mythical individual aforesaid, and is
now known by no other name. Jim, very
good naturedly, sung the song for
us q few nights ago, and we took
down some of the most striking verses
for the benefit of our readers. The air
is wonderfully quick and lively, and the
chorus is quite exciting. The leading
singer sings the whole song, excepting
bue CHORUS, OHllOu, WHICH, ulSSJilhplo
is generally chanted by twenty or thirty
voices of abysmal depth at the same
time with sound like theroar of twenty
Chinese gongs struck with tremendous
force and precision. The chorus is fre-
quently accompanied with that wonder
fully rapid slapping of thighs and hips
known as "patting Juba."
Niger an white man playing seven-up.
White man played an ace; an niger feared to
take it up.
White man played ace an niger played nine
White man died, an niger went blind
Timber Jim,
[Alll Shiloh
Talk it agin,
[All.l Shiloh
Walk back in love,
[All.l Shiloh
You turtle dove,
[All ! Shiloh!
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1876-04-20
Sunset.

Upward do journey slowly,
As the shadows lengthen fast,
To land OF sunlight holy,
Where no evening shades are cast
Noontide glory
In that land shall always last.
See the sun in splendor shining,
On the hilltops of the west
Grandly thus the day declining,
Brings a night of peaceful rect;
While earth's weary,
Long to lid it's slunber blest!
Life's high western hills are shading,
Solemnly the path go;
Sunset glory too is fading,
Soon I'll miss the golden glow;
Sunset shadows
Soon will leave my path below.
And with joy unnamed by sorrow
Do hail life's eventide,
Herald of bright tomorrow,
Over on the other side;
Through the darkness
Gladly will my spirit glide.
Some love are over yonder,
Basking in fadeless ray,
And my feet would gladly wander
With them in their new found day
.. Since they left me,
Lone to me has been life's way.
Night comes on; and not regretting
That the day is almost done,
Calmly await the setting
or the distant sinking sun;
Glad in spirit
That the race is nearly run.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1876-04-20
Gessips.

These are the spiders of society;
They weave their petty webs Of lies and sneerF
And lie themselves in ambush for the spoil.
The web seems fair and glitters in the sun,
And the poor victim winds him in the toll,
Before he dreams OF danger or of death.
Alas, the misery that such infict
word, a look, have power to wiring the heart
And leave it struggling in the net,
Spread by the false and cruel, who delight
In the ingenious torment they contrive.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1876-04-20
The Invitation Card.

Cards of invitation t. the Centennial
opening are ready. They are double
sheets. with the dates 1776-1876" at
the top, and shield on which is the in
scription
"The Centennial Year of the United
States of America.
Then below:
"The United States Centennial Com,
mission respectfully invites you to be
present at the opening of the Interna.
tional Exhibition of 1876, on the tenth
of May, at Fairmount Park, Philadel
phia.
$50
PHILADELPHIA, 1876"
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1876-04-20
Ones Own Steward.

An old refrain teaches that those who
would thrive by the plow must either
follow it or drive. This incident illus
trates the same idea of business:
81 cannot conceive" said one noble
man to another, show it is that you
manage. Though your estate is les:
than mine, cannot afford to live at the
rate you do"
"My lord" said the other, 81 have
place"
f" A place You amaze me. nevel
heard of it till now. Pray what placel'
81 am nay own steward"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-04-12
Para Semana Santa.
"EL SOL DE ORO,"
San Francisco As.

En- este acreditado establecimiento
Sc acaba de recibir de Paris, un bri
llante surtido de tafetanes, glasses y
fayas de seda negra para trajes, man
tillas madrilenas de grandma y pun
to rameadas, puntos bIancos y negros
lisos y horeadas, granadinas finas para
mantos y otros artlculos propios para
la estacion. Elegantes tdnicas y po
lonesas de punto ,hamburgues para
senoras, vestidos hechos de Nausouk
blancos y bordados,. bastas blancas,
peinadoles, encajes cIuny y gaipures
de colores y divers daies de articulos
de mola y fantasia a preoies econ6
micos. 4-e
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Aviso importante.

Don Jose Miret, dnico Agente de Ia
Moda Elegante, llustucion Espa5sola
q americana q Cogyeo de Uit4onsar en-
el cuarto Departamento, suplica a los
Sres. sucritores q dichas publicacio-
nes, Sc sirvan manifestar con tempo ST
cont'nlian g! abono pr6ximo de 1876.
La prima 8 regalo de la PARrE
ILusrRADA DEL CoRREo DE ULTRA
MAR, que Sc ha publicado va, Sc titula
LA IsLA MIsTERIosA, escrita por el
celebre Julio Verne y Sc divide en- tres
partes.-1a Los nsufrag agos del aire.-
"a Ell abandonado.-3a Ell secreto da
la Isla.
Tambien admite suscriciones al
Courier de Ia Z Europe de Ldndres,
BoLETIN de Puerto Rico, Los Niaos.
Las Noticias. La Cores sposdencia de
Espaiaa q Ell Impartial de Madrid '
otros penodlcos de aquella Villa, como
igua. .nente Revistas cientfficas fta
Paris J 4 obfas de cualqai-r oiaaa Que
sean.
A!l!a.l,aslls,, !l!.l 9sleaaes $ as I, .sls< ..ssls<
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-04-12
Aviso O.

Partioipo 4 mis- fayorecedores, y al
pdblico en- general, que desde esta
fecha he trasladado mi dep6sito de Cal
conocida por Il acreditada marca
"Juana-D -Diaz, Cal, ]. N. Giur6"
al almacen i de los Sres. Saags y Subj
yd de esta plaza; con quienes deberan
entenderse exclusiyamente para los
pedidos. Ponce ( do Marzo de- 1876
gsss ,',s Y: 9isrG is' s-l:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-04-12

Sc ha extraviado una 6rden por dos cientos veintun
pesos vente centavos dada por d. jose Felix Lajara,
de Vega-haaa favor de d Francisco Guerrero cargo
de Ii. jose Man lel Rossy Guerra. T!ene puesto ell
cibo por los que susciben como primeros endosados.
Sc sup lea sn dsvoucion la persona que la hubie'
hallado la inteligencia que estan tomadas las
ddas para que solo nosotros satsfecha-Puerto-
Rico 15 lie Maria 1S76.-Sobrino de Esquiaga 2
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-04-12
BOhETIU MGRCAUTIL
DE PUERTO-RICO.
ORGANODB LO& RSPAnOLBS SIN C0NDlCIONRS.
La Utilitaria,
Agencia pdblica de Negocios.

Con esta echa, los que suscriben. la dean alberta
en- la Villa de Arecibo calle de Jeus Maria nfmero 8,
ofrecen al p1bco servicios protestando la mayor
equidad cello acvdad en- el desempenOd los asun
que Sc lie cometan.
Referencia.-En la Capital D. Ramon Cata y D.
Silvestre Iglesia-
En- Aguadilla, Sres. Silva Ferrer ca
En- Mayagiez Sres. Sierra y ca
En- Arecibo Sres. G. Ledesma Ca y Sres. Roses
Rubert ca
NOTA.-La agencia proporconara programa en-
que relacionan los difel mnltiplcados
tos que Intervene al simple peddo de cuaquiera per-
soma le nerese.-Arecibo 81 de Marso de 1S76.-Juan
Brusi.-Facundo Radios Guard6la. $40
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Avis , al p1blico.

Deseosa la Empresa del vapor costanero espan6F
"Madrd de alvar 10 possible los gasos de los que
utzan este buque para carga ha dspuesto que dssLs
esta fecha hasta avieo, recibira entrega n
carga el muele de esta Capital, sisndo por cysS
de ella 81 auchaje hasta e vapor
La earga recibira desde la vfspera del dia de
salida y hasta las dos de la tarde precisamente.
Modicado por complete el sstelna de embarques en-
ell costanero segun el anuncio que precede cumple
la Empresa presente los cargadores que utilicen
este buque, qe deben pasar recoger la casa con-
sgnaara los couocimieutos de la carga previO pagO
del fete.
Alpropio tempo debe lamar la atencion de los mis-.
cargadores sobre las condicones 5a Ia. |; 174
l6a estampadas al dorso de los mencionadOs documen
tos-San Juan de Puerto Rico 20 de Mario de 1875
Iriarte, Hermano de Caracena C.-ConsigntariOa
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IN TE R ES A.

Be vende una possession en- el pueblo de Pehuelas,
barro de Ia Jagua cuarto de 6gua de Ia poblacion
POGO de sobrevega, propa para toda case de sembra
pues la crcunda el rio Guayanez tiene arboes uta-
les, palmas de cocos del Peru, una hermosa para
moscatel casa de MADEIRA propa para tienda por
sstar stuada frente al camino que conduce al pueblo
Dc Adjuntas. Daran razon en- Ponce, Agencia del
BOLETIN MERCANTIL. 1-M
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Inportante.

Al que suscrbe Sc le ha extravado desie casa de D.
Faustno Gonzalez, Comisaro de Puerta de TERRA,
hasta la Capla de San Francisco la C6iula de retro
que echa IS de Mario 1timo le fue expedida Dor
sl Exemo. Sr. CAPTAIN General, suplica al que la
hays encontrado la sntregue en- la lmprenta de ID.
jose Solves. .-Puerto-RicO, Abril de 1876.-Fran.
Sis,o Silva y Lopez. 2-3
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NORTH BRITISH and MERCANTILE
Insurance Company.
ConPANA DE- GGu&N CONTRA NclNDlN DE- I0yDRE lDNDURGQ
CAptrAL:--DIEz M1LLONEs DE PESOS.

Aeenea para la Isa de CapaSan Francisco num- "a
Ell usc.be ha do nombrado pode de Administration
Compan Agne de la misma Capital toda
h exception de la Villa de Myagdez esa auozado competene
para efecr contra ncendos minos lavorabes
fmta solo acer Edi6cos Casa
quelo vei6ca taen de mercancs where's
depado maeeaes de buques uo bahia sin cagameno
y de dep6aios de maderas car6oa
IN IA Agsaoa daAn ouantos aornsa dsssen Rice
lsliu ~ % la16t zkfaaeagQ Kasta
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ITINERARIO.
LLEGADAS.
R E L o R N o.
LLEGADAS.
SALIDAS.

NOTA-El vapor "Nellie Martin, que pas6 para
81 Brasil el 10 del corriente estara Dc regreso e ~
23 del entrante mes gu lugar del 80, como marca e
ienerarO, por haber adelantado salida de Nueva.
York.
Pasaes para Nueva- York $50 orc, Ia camara y $40
oro, entrepuente.
Para pormenores sobre fetes, pasaes Ga, dirigirse
Latimer Ca-Consignaiarios. II
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alias para Ingenio.

Las hay de todos tamaflos leiftimas-
de Carron, hasta 500 galones, en- 81
alnacen de los Sres Amell Julia y,
G. do Aguadllla. Para mas porme-
a0tsa dirlGirae 1 !os 0itadoa ssno,saI
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Maderas.

vi as viguetas cuartones afaj jas de ausubo, idem
de construction dc muebes carreteris, ribera g.,
ga Advirtendo que aiemas de tener bastante exs,
tencia de estas maderas reciben ordenes para ha
Ger yenr toda clase de dimsnsiones que Sc deseen.
puos pa'a clio sc cuenta maquina de vapor,
dedicada serrar los mejpres monta..
Cuart'neria tablonco machimbrado para piso y
tabcnes de piehipen tablas de pno americana teja
manil, tOdO verde precios m6;licos 3
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HOTEL
MAY AG UEZAN0
Y ESTABLECIMIENTO DE BANOS.
GALE DE MENDEZ-VIGO,
Marina NEeridiOnaI utiln 100.
Mayaguez puerto -RicO.)
Mayagiiez puerto -Rico.)

Ell que sucribe ofrecs de al p6blico este ssta
blecimiento el cua hallaran cuau,as comodidadss
puedan desearse asf 10 justiican los numerosos
favorecedores que cada da dgnan honrarle con
visitas.
Las recomendables condolences que este reune, sus
sus camas ell espaciose ventlado salon comedor sin
rival dentro fuera de la 1sla mesa abundante vafia-
da ben servda, especial ell serveio pun
tualidad todo 10 demas magnffcos c6modos baIos
calienes frios todas horas del dia, cercados de
minutes pasa por esta cae todo contribuye que la
permanencia en- el Hotel sea la agradable.
Las personas que todav1a este establsci-
miento dgno de cuta Villa, sfrvanse visitarlo
cuanto anes aunque sea por curiosidad, SECURE
de que quedaran satisfechas, qusdandoes altameuts
reconocido su director, dueno del Hotsl.-Jos6 Mou-
senY.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-04-12
Las virtudes y ventajas
DEL EGYPTIAN HAIR COLORING

eonsisten en- one NO TIENE sEDIMIENTO; es tras
parente limpiO La persona delicada puee asarlo
sin el mas eve resgo la saud. Quita la caspa; evita
la oaida del cabello restabece vtaldad cuando So
ha marchtade por el uso de composicones venenosas
evita la calvicie; RESTAURA AL CABELLO SUI
COLOR NATURAL, BIEN HAYA SIDO PERDI.
DO POR LA EDAD, ENFERMEDAD, POR
OTRA CAUSA CUALQUIERA, conservandolo en- la
misma condicon saludable de la juventud.
Unico agente Ell la Capital 81 LcdO. D. Miguel G.
Ledesma Gale dc San Francisco. nim. "a.