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Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-06-07

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BUTTE LODGE, No. 81, may be put down
as one Of the most prosperous Temperance
institutions in he Territory. 1t is the head
centre OF the.soeial circles of that young and
prosperous: city. The large membership is
made up of the young ladies and gentlemen
of the town and mines. They have just
completed Il large hall, which cost about
$1,000, and will add another story as soon
as their finances will admit, using the upper
floor for the lodge room, and renting the
lower one for a business house. At present
they are renting it for a school room. Our
meeting With this Lodge was one of the
most pleasant we have enjoyed. w.
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The following officers of Star Lodge. 10.
G. T., at Pony, have been duly installed:
w. G. T.-Bro. Weber.
w. ". T.-Sister Mary Reel.
w. S.-Bro. Pawl.
w. F. S.-Bro. Sloan.
?. w. G. T.-Bro. Byron.
w. T.-Bro. Campbell.
w. M.-Dro. Ingram.
w. C.-Bro. Jones
w. I. G.-Sister Z. Allen.
w. O. G.-Bro. Sawder.
The officers of Lincoln Lodge, No..4O, T.
O. G. T., for the ensuing quarter, are rs
follows:
W. G. T.-Nilliam Mathews.
w. .T.-William Martin.
w. S.-John 4. Jones.
w. F. S.-Anna Hahn.
p. w. G. T.-Marion Childers.,
w. T.-Marion tbilders.
w. M.-John Freuericks.
w. C.-Maggie Bloom.
w. l.. G.-Joln O'Brien.
w. O. G.-John II. Johnson.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-06-07
Al Prices Lower than The Lowest!

Our Stock il splendidly assorted, and all new,
fresh goods. OF the latest and best STYLES, selected
specially for this market from San Francisco and
New York. Everybody coming into this market
prices before purchasing.
Orders will receive prompt and careful attention,
and all goods sent on orders may beTeturned il not
satisfactory. For the benefit OF parties who cannot
buy in person, and who are compelled at times to
order, we give below our instructions for sclf-men-
surement, and, when carefully taken, guarantee u
tit.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-06-07
|. 0. Of G.. T..
Beware the bowl! though rich and bright
Its rubics fash upon the light,
An adder coils it's depths beneath,
Whose lure is woe. whose sting is death.

The returns Of several of the Lodges for
the past quarter are SO incomplete that it is
useless to publish them, since the names of
the officers have beentpartially omitted.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-06-07
y7ICK'S ILLUSTRATED
PRICE CAT E.,

Fiftf pages-3G0 illustrations; with descriptions
of thouSa ads Of the best flowers and vegetables int
the World, and the acay to groy them-all for q twoe
cent postagestamp. Printed in German and Eng
lsh.
Yick's Floral Guide, Quarterly, 25 cents 8 YER.
Viek's Flower and Vegetable Garden, SO cents ina
paper, in elegant cloth covers. 81 Coz
Address, JAMES WICK, Rochester. Y. r.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-06-07
PETTENG1LL's NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY,

"A very useful and interesting volume of
316 pages, has just been issued by the old
ana wellikaicwn advertising agency tirrns of
>. NJ. Pettengill & Co., New York, entitled
Pettenedils Newspaper Directory and Adj
vertisers' Handbook for 1877. The prep
aratlon of the work has involved much care
FIJI labor,' information having been sought
Wom every City, tow and village where ev-
en- the smallest newspaper is published. The
leading facts are given respecting 1914 sep
arate publications, designating the political
or other distinctive character, the frequency
OF Issue, the names Of publishers, &c, and
showing how many Of each edition daily.
weekly, monthly, etc. are published in each
state and Territory in the United States and
Provinces in British America.
The book is elegantly printed from new
type, and, beside its mine Of information, it
contains portraits of leading New York.
Journalists, and illustrations of the extensive
officers where the publishers transact their
business i'll Philadelphia and Boston. 1t
IS SOLD at thelow price Of $l,00 per copy,
and is certainly cheap at the price to any
business man who does advertising, or to
any person who is interested in the extent
OF the Newspaper business in America.
--
a CAIRO correspondent says that at the
very time the khedive sent out an exhibition
to suppress slavery hewas selling 400 female
slaves, while every one Of his palaces over
flows with them, "to say nothing of his
cruelty oppressed, forced %lahorers.'
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-11-03
rrolu tic Shreveport Times. J


We were Yesterday informed by Mr.. Smith
living ON Oupaw bayou, that while he and
his son William, aged about - years, were out
in the woods ON Monday afternoon last driv
my UP their cattle, their attention WAS attract
ed by the bleating of a calf some distance from
them. Thinking probably that the poor ami
NAL had begged, they started 10 It's assistance
They had rome a short distance down the
bayou when they discovered Il ycarling, about
two years Old in the coils of huge snake, the
body of which was suspended from the limb
of black gum tree about twenty feet from the
ground, and which projected from the bank
Immediately over the water Mr.. Smith and
his son were almost terror stricken at the sight
and stood speechless for several moments un-
consciously watching the movements of the
huge reptile as he twined himself around the
already dead body of the yearling, and at ev-
cry coil of the snake they could hear the bones
OF the calf break.
After coiling itself around the lifcess form
of the yearling and crushing every bone in its
| body, The serpent let loose its hold from the
tree and dropped down alongside its victim,
and began licking it all over, preparatory, it is
supposed, to swallowing it. About this time
Mr. Smith recovered his senses, and after
watching the monster suake open its capacious
mouth several times, he fired on it with his
rifle, Stflklng IL on tnc ncdil, anu was uulCklN
followed by his son, who discharged Il double
barreled gun loaded with buckshot. Both re-
loaded as quickly as possible and again fired
on his snakcship. In the meantime the rep
| tile had coiled itself into huge mass, and
was making Il kissing sound that could be
heard fully one hundred yards and was pro
truding his fOrkcd tongue several feet After
discharging about dozen volleys each, Mr..
Smith and his son succeeded III dispatching
one of the largest snakes ever seen in Louisi-
ana and probably North America. 1t meas
urcd thirty.onc feet in length, and the body
measured ten feet from the head thirty inches
in circumference, and about the centre of the
body forty-two inches 1t has regular sue
cession of spots, black and yellow alternating,
extending from its head to its tail, while either
side is Il deep purple. Mr.. Smith has no idea
what kind of IA snake it is, but thinks it must
be of the boa constructor species. No doubt
this snake has for many years inhabited that
section Of country and deprecated upon the
Young calves and animals that came within its
reach The skin of this huge snake has been
preserved and will be sent to Shreveport and
put on exhibition.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-11-03
The Recovery of Lescome.

From London Society. 4


Two Young men were sitting i'm the smOk-
ing room of a London club They had dincd
together, had slipped coffee and curacao. had
had Il game of billiards and now, according
10 the fashion Of these days, were going in for
Vrited waters and spirits They were smok
ing mcditatiyc cigars, and were adopting that
earnest business talk (which men take up when
their faculties are ircshcncd up few hours ai,
Ter dinner They were, evidently, kind OF
men who would sit up 10 any hour of the night
and yet up M any hour of the morning
/ wish everybody had your luck" said
the junior \ legacy of ever 50 much money
with no other condition than that YOU would
lay it out in land A,cool hundred thousand
pounds"
II was moi very clear how even such a sun
could be- regarded a. n matter of temperature
Major Evclcigh simply rc-cchoed the phrase
" \ cool hundred thousand
And how are YOU getting on about invest
ing in land:"
Parker-hc's my man of busincss-and
are doing villa, Nc can; inserting advertise
inents come IN the way. We have been hay
ing splash IN the Times, the Field, and 81
on"
And what have you heard of"
20, several things There, a very 200,
place not ~ far from sandringham. lots o
game and fishing. Then there's another il
Cheshire with lot Of very good houses about
Then there's a glorious place in North Vale
with "A couple of hymns and salmon river al
10 yourself, as good as being in Norway Ther
heres another place which ! have Heard o
which would probably suit me best Of all. onl,
I'm afraid that there is hardly enough land
I,escOmbe. down in the west country"
Never heard of H."
It's an uncommonly pretty place, ihOugl
the world knows nothing Of is prctiiness
know il very well, although have never bee
there. The fact is that il once belonged TO m
own ancestors, and my mother often used {
faIl me how she spent her childish days Their
II was al. sold of. as the proceeds had 10 b
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-11-03

NorthcmerS who are incredulou' about the
ability of the South To maintain IT, political
mower at Washington after the apporjionmcni
under the census of lSSO are invited by The
Atlanta Ca Constitution "a consider the fact
that three western. four eastern and three
southern states were the scenes ot census gath
ering i'm ls;J. The increase ct population in
The western >raie>-lowa Michigan and VIZ.
fifteen per crntum; in the eastern
STATES Massachusetts Rhode Island New
York and New JcrSey-ninc and a half pei
ccnium; and in the southern StatyS-Loui>i
ana. South Carolina and MiS>ouri-,wcnty pei
ccntum.'
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-11-03

vas. Several boys pleaded ignorance, but one
a, last replied, 1t is what "a hen lays on
This answer puzzled the Bishop not a little :.
but the boy persisted in it, stating that he had
read tjn his little book of facts. He was then
told tobring the little book, and, on doing so,
he pointed triumphantly to paragraph com.
mcncing, a domestic hen lays on an average
fifty eggs each year"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-11-03

II you wish To view the two new y-discoyercd
moons of Mars, take a mirror and get the re
Election of that planet in it, and the moons can
be plainly seen on either side of il. and very
close To- IL. apparently.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-11-03

The Bishop OF Hereford, in England, was
examining n school class the other day. and'
among other things, asked what IN average
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-11-03

Charic, Mathews. The elder. once indulgcd
i'm his wcll-known taste for mimicry at the eX-
pcnsc of Mr.. Taiter>all, during sale of blood
stock conducted by the latter. The first lot,
gentlemen" said Mr. Taticrsall =" is u hay filly
bv Smocnsko." &c. The first lot, gentle
men" echoed Mr.. Mathews, in the same tone
of voice. us bay tilly 10y Smolensko" The
auctionccr looked somewhat annoyed. but pro
cccdcd: What shall NC say Ia begin with -
VIVA, shall We say to begin With replied
the echo. Still endcavoring Ia conceal his
vcxation. Mr. TallerSall inguiringly called out,
zone hundred guincas:'' One hundred
guincas." echoed Mathews. Thank YOU,
Sir" cried Mr. Tatter>all. bringing down the
hammer with bang, the filly i yours -
Mathews was considerably taken aback by his
sudden acquisition of " blood stock" and the
company enjoyed the joke immensely
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-11-03

eThi> i, the captain, own mistake.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-04-06
Prcnsa de ilnpriinlir.

En- Ia imprcnta dc Ia Marina" Gale dc Ia
Fonaleza, Sc llalIa de venta una 'prcnsa de
mprimir de hero, de soiida construction !;
Sistema de Stamburg slls dimensiones, son
plataiorma II por II pulgadas inglesas; leeho
is por 20 idem idem: este es el tamaio dc w
plicgo tie papcl comun
Pucdc tiraise eli ella, tlcsde Ia mas dclicata
targeta llasa crcularcs lie comercio eual-
uuicr impression de la dimension "a indicada.
tcompanan i csta prensa, dos frasQletas j Ia
rama correspondence. . ssEg
Su prccio iltimo es 1925. 80
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-04-06
Se garantiza pOr cillcO amos
IA MEJoR MlQUINA DE CosEE DEL MgNDC
"NUEVA AMERICANA

cu uso no rcluiere instruction. puedc dcs-
componerse cnse dcsde e tcjido dc papel hasta las
guarniconcs de cucrO.
Se h;,lla muy POI. encma de todas las AfdQuinas
dc G0ser lor sliS p&eeienea meiorit', de a misaA
/ Llaaefa que caro- de vapUr &NGtila en- tod0 al
.antigno cOche diii.c{icia
C;lda NIduuin;, VI aeoinpahada De las sguientes
piegS, sin Que pOr elias haya ahefarlou Ai@uMi en-
precio.
docena aguias surti- dera.
das. l pie de preston 1uc SO
/ nsedidor 6torno. usa taubien para acor-
/ piG trenzador que sir doaar.
We tambien para rccoger | dObadhlador quo sc
ysobre eeser. usa tambien para ribe-
Cobladillad0r de Tu- tear.
neil l lave.
destornillador dc Ia mcddor para aeol-
Imnladera char.
aleu2a para ac.ite. l libro instruction en
/ carretelSs de I&E2a- esnGnol.
los precios cstan aconiodados 4 Ia estreche2 de
la 9pecsi 10 lnismo Ill eontado que i'll ilado.
Jus legiii,nas en- el Nueyo Depdsito de Quincalla
v E'efeeteria de Il francisco Baston i g.
cALLE DE TETUAN MUM. 81. Hta. 8 jul
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-04-06
INGLATERRA Y FRAECIA.
Habana, directo.

Estos precios son orc la par.
Sc eXpendcn billctes de retorno para tres meSeS
con una rebaia de Is pa bueno un afio para os
WAGES traSatlantIcoS Seis meSes para las Antlas
Sc hace una febala de un seXto en- los TYPOS estabcc
dos :n favor de las famas; pero solo on los casos
en- quo el importe del pasle, 81 carsa en- su toal
dad por toda la familia. furre gual al impOrtc tota
del paSale dc cuatro pasaJeroA adultos de Camara
FL termino familia solo comprendc los padres,
hijos crados, In rebala no har;i Il las per
sonas que tomen billetes de retorno, pasajeros
qae tomen billetes los precios NAV bajos para des
de Europa.
Los nnos menos de amos. uno gratis. de 3 Ia
cuarta parte, y de Il la nlitad.
Los pasajeros para Erancia, 8 cualluief parte dc
Europa. pueden qucd;lr Is das en- lnglaterrt vi as
GUSTAV, vice versa los para Inglaterra pueden que
dar en- Francia. Los paSlJeroS por cstos vapores
tendrn ell privilegio de valar e camno de hierrC
entire Cherbourg. Paris. Plymouth Londres, ana
rebdla dc 10 pss los mtarcild0s en este puerto.
Esta prohibido Il los pisajeros. embarcando en-
este puerto tomar betes sno en- Ia Agcncia de la Ca
Consulado ingles lto. Rico cl pasae tornado bordo
pagard 10 pss de recargo Los vapores que salen de
san Juan los daS 13 u dc mes tocaran los va
pores amercanos entire New York Brasil
Para pormenorcs sobre hetcs, dirigirse al Agente
de Ia Compahia
La Compaiiia asegura toda clase de valores que
en- elective, meties preciosos joyas, cmbarquen
en- los vaporcs de la inea con destino Europa. San
Thomas Habana, 8 cualquier otro punto de su ruta.
Ell Agente, w. Is. PAUL..
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-04-06

Sc expiden pasaes de ida vuelta v,ilidos por dos
meses 25 pSs dc rcbaja los pasIperos dc camhra
NINOS.
Los nifios lie los pasaje; que no tensan amos
cumplidos, son ilevados gratis. Los qua tengHn )
amos cumpdos hasta sin cumplir, pagaran = pas'l
jc. Los que tengan amos cumpidos y no lleguen a
Il. pagarin y pasaje: de II amos en- adeante pagan
pasaje entero. En- easo de que ana fnmila tenga q
ninos memories de amos. unQ DE- ellos snlamcnte Sc
leva gratis, los otros pagaran /. pasfje.
CRIADOS.
Los criados de los pa.ajeros pagaran Ell los viales
rassitlanticoS pasale de entrepueutc $50. Las cri
dhs pagarn las 23 del preco del paSle segun II ca
tegoria tomada por sus amos: no tien"n derrcho a
s4itar On los saloncs sino III tempo rRuros;mcntc
neccsario para ei seryicio de sus amos,
Reeomendamos i lJs pasalrros fnscrihan srS
noaibres lugar 4 donde van. en- sus eauipGIeS. cu
caraceres ntlieihles. Les pasajcs 81 eNpidon hast'
una hora antes de la sGlida de los Sapores.
No SC admitcn ilctes despucs de In lle;ada de los
vapores. Para mas informes dirgrse Il los ConaiS-
natarios.
LLAURI. BoRDA CoMP.
Mayagaez IL de Fobrero dc 1876.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-04-06
snGuSDo vIAJr MrNsuAL.

Cuando el ines anterior tenGa 81 dias. las le%adae
salidas Serin dia dnes en- al primer viule men
sua En- l.,s meses de Julio Octubrey Dricmbrc. a.
yapor ingl e,ard este puerto cn los dias sehala
dos nm tlia d,sfu3S.
Para co:.odilad de los pasaieros e vapor de- L.
Isla lleVari un interprete.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-04-06
FdpOf WaHNfId, cdEUdH Fitdd1It
! tAJE PUERTO Rico PoR FL SUR DE SANTo DoNISao
sEGuN Ell sIauIENTE ITINERAKIo.
l DA
RETORN0.
CoNsIGNATARIoS.

NuEvIrAs. Srcs D. p S. Dolz Comp.-GIBARA
lcesores de Silva Rodriguez y Comp.-BARAcoA. H.
layo Comp.-CUBA, Sres. 5. y L. Ros Comp
ANTo DOMINGO. Sr. D. Juan Pou.-MAYAGlEZ, Don
in Bernedo.-AGUADILI.A Sres. Amell. Julia y Ca
JERTo-k Rico. Sres. Iriarte. Hermano de Caricena
A,nlnn s a STHliNKaS Sras. Innh Comm.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-04-06
laDacO ell rama.

En- 81 establecimiento del quo suscrbc, sito
en- Ia calle de Saa Francisco, esquina Ia Gel
CIisto, sc oncnentran de yehta por pacas Q por
partdas, sobrc d0geientas cncuenta pacas dc
tabaco en- rama dc r0pAS GLASSES del cosc.
cho pr6ximo pasado dc las mcjores vegas dc
esta isla.
Puerto-Rico, Mario 20 de 1877 Pedro 10
1ll0S. J---2D
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-04-06
1IsrA DE pRrcIos DE LOS rAsA,Es DE Ia cLAsr.

En- % 3i5 parties. on "a una cuar,l partc de los
precos de Ia Los pasaieros de clae han de lcVar
consigo los enseres dc cana las provisiones nece
sarias.
Cuando el vapor sale dc este puerto las de Ia
mafIana, Sc expenderi ningun b.:lete dicho !
dia: pero sc hart de de Ia tarde el dia anterior
mas dc las horas acostumbradas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-04-06
CASA DESALUD
g SAN JUAN" J"
TETUAN Ga.
TETUAN Ga.

Al Alhacerse cargo el nuevo Observation-Disclosures de
este Estabecmento. no l.a perdonado gasto alganQ,
con el obcto de llevar cabo todas las mejoraS posi-
bes dentro dc la locaidad. para la mejof sistencia
dc los enfermoS encomendados Il 81 cudado, hablen
DO estabecido servicio interior espeeiaslmo
mont;ndo arsenal quirdrGico appropriate, biblio-
teca cientc0rccreaica, sistema electfco de ilama-
dores. contando con III cooperation de tres reput
dos profesores para Ia meor tsisteneia medico-qui-
rlirgca de enfermos.
Asistcncia particular por estancia dialia... 3
Las consultas operacones asistenea en- enfor-
mcdades contassiosas 8 epidGmicas precios eoIVen-
cionaes con
FL. DIRECTOR.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-04-06
LIIEl DE- VAPORES ISPAI0LBS
ENTIRE LIVERPOOL Y PUERTO RICO.

i Los vapores Puerto Rico. captain zagHirre;
ence, captain Portuondo Navagiiez captain Cirion.
seguiran hacienda sus viaies como hasta aduf.
- saliendo de Liverpool el dia 20 de cada mes.
IsIPoRTANTE PARA Ell COMERCIO.
Llamamos la atencion de los Sres. Comerciantes
los siguientes
TIPOs REDUCIDoS DE FLETES.
sercancias. Sacos vacios. Papel,
Perfumeria Juguetes, NeiaS.
( Cushilleria. Drogas. Niyeres. eaI Por tonela-
& Jarcia. Jabon. Vino. Licores ~" 1a do nnso 4
espiritdosos, Aguas mInera-
1 les. Yidrio de yentanas. medida
luincalleria alambre. eobre. ho- . oneion 40
jas de lata. elayos tubos. para ssr opSN ~
s gas. ferreteria. Dintura. acet- -" vapor.
te pailaS para azucar. ........J
DZa, vidrieria, eefyeza. a........... sol.
rroz, hierro. calderos fogones 45I. da De orecio
Iodo con el 10 pss de capd.
Maquinaria u otras mercancias segun cenvenio.
Los aetes seran pagaderos ass la&.
Por cantidades de consideration. de no menos de
o toneladas de carga. por un solo yapor. Sc hara
lnVenio especial con los sehores que las compro-
etan.
Para mas informes sobre fictogs6 pasaje pucde
rigir 4 los Sres White, Forman ca, 81 James
rect Liverpool: q 4 los Agentes Sres. Latimer ca
IN Juan p. 4. Sres Llauri. Borda c. Mayaa1ez; y
Ges. Kiechers y c., Ponce.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-04-06
VAPORES ESPANOLES
sNTRE LIVERPOOL Y PUERTo-RIC0.

8 Los vapores Puerto Rico. Maydgilez Ponce ST.
len su carrera desde Liverpool para los yarios puer
s de esta Isla.
a n v Comp de Liverpool I los Representatives.
.lgs LArIMER 4 CoaIP., San Juan-SRKs. LLAURI.
kRDA Conn.,, Mayasy0ez z-NIECHERs COMP,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-04-06
Aviso 4 los seiiores embarcadores.

Las mercancias embarcadas por los yapores de 10
arriba expresada. que lleguen este puerto des-
este mes en- adelante. pagarin el hete en- vez dc d
sesos la libra esterlina al cambo corriente de gre
las fechas de las arribadas. Las que paguen el
te adelantado Liverpool. solo sc les cobrara el
General m II Oct.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-04-06
CCMPANIA REAL
)E VAPORES C0RRE0S INGLESES,
ITINERARIo.

Serrico entire Santo Domingo. Puerto Plata laS Ptecto
de Puerto Rico. Sd,.h6a,as. Europa otos passes
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-04-06
Pildoras Holloway.

Las yirtules de es;a admirable rnedicna son ee-
pasaImenta ailca ses para expllsar de Ia SANGRE
tola inFpure<a En- los easea deehil I'd ella - M
npagsable n paso az sra raelie'lmsne laa IN
DIlfFSrfUNES y los iaS6fienfs generates del Hfga-
81. del Est5mago de los 1NTESTIMOS. establs-
ei6ndose como Ror eaeanto el vgor y la sauti nor
nales. Dichas Pildoraa renusvan ;4s.mismo las do
icncias sue su9ien aEi.sir las MJJERES 81 llegar
eSta 4 Ia elad ertea.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-04-06
PreaYerSv de las yileS
FALsFICACIoNEs EN- NUEyA YORK
DE Las Psldoras ell UmguentO
DEHOLLOWAY.

yiles imitaeionss CONFERENCE.-The de" Las Pfdorus
e Cnyuento de Holloway Sc fabrican Sc yendeu
tgIjo Il Hon.bre de .asxe, Holloway e. g por
J. Il. Henry. Cur - SSfe. ran G. : Drossnis-
ia de Nuey;t-iorS, 20 con una snItitytH
ntitrta de- pat mte& E~eI9s Masi: NeEcadereS sin
rserdpulos las oo- q sH4s 81 tiencn preclas nlut
nfn1s dc IL de N%d ENz nominada casa Es-
tits eoInposieiones 49, de nineurt yalor Sc
expen len Il pnbli- SzzS~ co como. mis- lr.siu.
mas pitoras Ungnento.
treo. pues. muy nneareclamente L los amigos
los ,iemts en- las Repuficas HiS.Eno- nerieanas.
Il cuyas nfanDS cSta ttegars espeeialments8 :
las ma.ircs de flmila otras Senoras. para que se
siryan prfsst: rn auSiiio, cuanto puedan en-
dendneiaf cstv descarfpt1 ffaude fraguado en- Nue.
va York preaaviendo Il Sls amigos fin de que no
les en4tde compEs estos comp estes fesprGcia-
blcs titulados Pildoras Unguento de Holloway
Autes ds eomprar, exanlinese con Inueha caut6la
FL rtllo IN el Bot 3 In Gaia para csrcorarse ST es
In direction de 5l3. Oxford Street London pues 81 no
e5t ent6nces trata dc perpetrar un descarado
Ca.a Bote Gaia de las Se,licinas Legitimas lle-
Il 7ftie del fDJie.to BriffI,ic0. l;ts palabrag
rPiIloraS Ungucnto dc Holloway, London, graba-
ss a. Fin Il r6tul) pstl Ii dreeci0n 535. Oxford
Street London. en- donde 0nicamantc Sc fabrican.
taSe invita- L las pcrsonas Que sean defrandadas
Unauanto lie Holloway f;Ilcaaos para que Sc sir
yah conunicarnu los pormsnor6s. inmediatAnien-
hare fDrnaliar pre- t3os lc.ales contra los Ofen.
sores y reeonpensar6 lib'.ralmcnte los Delatores
por "a trabaJo uue to .nea cornpr0motiGndome &
tue no hnya trsi-eenIencia De nombres. - FirmR-
d. Tom - HOLLOWAY. - Lindres Mario I5 de
/ 1876.