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PAKrIEs desiring to obtain some very
valuable premiums should send to this Of
fee, and get our premium list just Issued.
Send your own names, and the names of
several Of your friends, and We will send BY
return mail,
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NOTICE.

sne Sreuaors 9 Henry Franke and Charles
rrdhxe' partners, as IL Franke & Bro.
" AND each Of you take notice that on
ii, Sa,urday, the 2lst day Of April- M, I
T ui make application to the Honor-hie Il
D5enct court OF Leavenworth Comm S,aee
oa Mnnsas, LOT discharge Of my trust in r.
1 ~...sI % sne assignment Of Henry All
Bro. BENJAMIN n =: rranke &
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Do not fsi: to read d.. shWnans advertissment
on Rupture treatment. juue-l1
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Marshal Frank Gilbert, Of Weston, No }.
accompanied BY constable James Evans,
arrived in the city yesterday afternoon; in
search Of two men supposed to belong to |.
gang Who endeavored 70 throw the after
noon train On the Z. T., st. Joe 4 C. b,
road from the track, while it va passipg
near Weston, yesterday afternoon. 1t seems
from the statements Of the oficer., that the
gang had piled quantity Of rubbish and
stones on the track, and waited until the
train came along. Finding that their ef-
forts would prove unsoccenful, the marau-
den began to throw stones into the car
windows and did much damage. The two
suspected Of being leaders in the Outrage,
were traced here BY the officers, and ii
caught, they will have . taste Of prison
fare for awhile, At the very least.
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- Send u cents to Dr Butts's d srepsa y, g..
Louis No., for his Marriage Guide. his Medical
Treatise and Medical Advice, 80 paso In al.
2yI-l07
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BANCBOFl's

GEN. PLEAsANToN would have saved
many years If the i'll hunt for the Blue
GlaS ray, hsd he only used
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WILL CURE DYSPEPSIA.

must OWN that your
Simmons Liver Regulator full
ly deserves the popularity IT
has attained. As a family med
icine it has no equal. II cured
my wife Of a malady / had
counted incurable-that wolfs-
bane of our American people,
Dyspepsia
a. F.. Z. ALBERT,
Professor in Nicholas Pub
lie School, Parish of Terrebon-
ne, La.
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of1uss cured IN f'e0 % % % Aay, By a.
q u In..PA Trss ssd rri.npA Raps.e -
sdy. ....s..s.'sd y tAe Triumph O..s..y, a.
1svsu, .. Z. snA ls1S CAsssnuk st,.a ~
1aaQAAa. Thb Tf1D ~ nRocTS@ - -
1sAA ettAs - isa e - 0scse I1.S- - -
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CLARION, Pa. Doc<wber IA lS7.

CLARION, Pa, Ds<nber IA, 1873.
Your Cough Syrup is ding .osd.ra.
Tvo doses cused ne d . bad courh Of ooe
JAxn q. Coulrr.
r z Sellen 4 Co, Proprieson. Piu.-
beseA, Pa. $. - 49,
) n. 8. 80 .sd 81. ,AeCarsy 4 Spar
~, agsnts.
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Chicago Live Stock Market.
CHICAGO. N1ea 20.
CArTLR-Receipts, 5000. Active, steady
81 s0a4 50: extra, s. 20.
HOGs-Receipts, 1900. Moderately active;
about SC lower, and closing easier; light
shipping, s. 25dS 40 /; heavy packing, IS 15d
5 90 ;good to extra assorted shipping, S soa
20.
sHEEP-Receipts, l,sOc. Active; sales at
81 09a6 10.
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UiaS ray, hsd ne only Used
BANCBoFT's
WONDERFUL DISCOVERY,
the unfailine remedy tor Neuralgia, Rheu.
ma,ism and all nervous affections Throw
away your crutches and walk. No more
complaints, this is the sovereign balm.
T. J. Humphreys Il 20. Agents.
mar3-eod&w-3mo-l
, 1877-11-04
NEW YORK.

Speeias CORRESPONDENCE of The 7rib,,r-
New YopK. Nor. ia shabby t,stn1c.s a-ces
is certainly ;nexcusable in 1,,,v nn,v for &c
yards cleanness n1 ,,ricc an6 ercc11cnre ~ ,n,-
tera1- as we'll as rrf,er and r,r.- f,hrs ,,et;,,,,
4 little fortune ncr ward suro1v thore is na,,ohe
to be desired. Erervbolv. os yo NJ, r,,l;ze :.
not horn tn nurn1e and t}n. linen INT tberc ,ra
substitutes TINT We need not dsdajn. and these,
in some firm or other. arr in cxprv o,,s r,,r},
To ,,ro,ide for t,ost, fastidio,s rrou;reuctts
not vet satisfied. new materials are 1.ipy ron-
.tor,1,, ;,,,,ortaa ,-,.,>,r H., ,atoa. 1>s,.
staut's HhpoFteo. among tue latest Is a ecau-
tl1u1 goods known as ''Chlne dc Sal1b.' Ii Is
a mixture of silk AMI finest wool, and is brown
navy blue, or dark green. This ground is Of
u.-,J ~, J.; a...;s; ,.;.,, t:x1 ~.
"oo1' Ata - AIe"eo "'1a ''", ei'A huots'
Aeoes sue eooos lutlo il Asute III sAtnlt4 SILK
threads. The pattern is :: noudescrpt sort OF
clouding effect III pae blue, silyer-gray, or gold.
on1,, e;1n1a ,.;a+1, a~a co.t;,a - n 'en 10y
ony 0tns 1..' Will anu .oS S'''o "es
Safu. f4cas'ag anu cuecti'c 1abr1cs are
Drar Persian and Drap Circassian. These are
thick goods with rough, shaggy surfaces, like
rrr in some dark somhco rolor viii ,,or>on
,,,:,,,.r and cro=a nn.s ~ so,,a ,.i',;,
~ .I '."e y, son!e o'''''a!t co'a-
.''ests'S .o'ot' lAeSc in'1he up Fery styIlshly
INTO polonalsc Tor the street, and are applo-
priatc!y trimmed with rough, shaggy fringe
or something SnitlnN the natllr,. 10
For so,nr time rot y no1or,;so ~ .,>;e , s.a
- ,.x-.. =. .S4:", VI LUIS material
nas oe "oln ~ lug street win no other outer
garment and, indeed there will be days all
through tue winter when it may tie worn thus
with comfort, and, more than THE ..;,t as
ef}act. A very c,cc,nt f,tr,, .. "'th sooo
md o,o -, s.:t;. I3olN' pef1cct novelty,
.4o ouc at.faettuS much admiration. is Matte
Mosaaque-' Unlike SO many Of the new goods,
this ones name gives pretty fair ji,o, -, ~
appearance. It h,s ~, ,,ner.,; ,-e -.. 4ueA oi us
xrnssr,, ,r,,, ,;,,as eu'1ace' closely
sii! 0rs 'A ,.or,e a'nes oi orll]iantl tly-coiored
rrtu,nd ri j, d,- AAuusoAe' SHOWS
barred with line Inns ~ ,,,o 951eeh 5I, !, cross
safru,,. veiiox mi ''',rr, 81 pI!c o'ne, Fcsurc,
costly iar,r s.1npn pu, ~ " 1 ,his s' VI course,
meas,1rnr lnr,vsas3 ;,,.. ool IL Is quite wlde
The l,an,,so,;e Th,nii'a s'ss",n r..
,uauy a,nirinr purrnasr1s Sa1 continue nue., to win
, 1877-11-04

| AMUSENIENTS.
H00LEY'S THEATRE.
EXTRA ANNOUNCEMENT.
FEYER'S GRAND OPERA COMPANY
For Limited Season only. commencing
NJ ON ID a Il, N ov- 17.
moos sas fses,fe t an 2HSjf g t.
The 1llustrtous Prtma Donna.
MIME. EUGENIE PAPPENHE;lM
And debut here Of tho Famous American Tenor,
MIR. CHARLES ADAMS, -
or Prime Icno5e of .hs ,7mHTrta 9Rf5a "
ssaes Il %ses with tile
MISS MATHILDE WILDE,
dramatic pFma Donna t5om the leading Opera nou'e
MISS ALEXANDRA HUMAN,
(soprano from the Imperial Opera, Vienna,
MISS COONEY. MISS GRIMMINGER.
MR. cH. FR1TsCH and ur1nznp.mu
Prtml Tenori Of tic wagner Fest, n. ~
MIR. ALOUIN BLUM:
(Barftoue Of tile Wagner Fest.}
MIR. h. WlEGAND,
tprimo Dasso from Hcrl!n.)
MR. ADOLPHE.
(RassoJ
Musical Director and Conductor-MAX MARETZEk.
Incidental Ballet under the direction OF
MLLE AIINZELII,
premiere Dan.cuse from the Imperial Operas St. Pc
tersbutE, Moscow. aud Uertfn.1
M0ndny, Nov. 1o, Grand Inaugural Night.
Mcycrtccrs Grand Opera.
LIES HHEJGHJE 0TS.
Debut Of Nine. PArPESEIElM in her great role OF
VALENTINE anu Mr.. CHARLES ADAMS iu his fa.
Tucslsy:- 18th. DER FEE1sCMUTZ.. Wednesday:
Il TEur:a a';nse T!ia " a sa
urday eycE!ng: FRA D1AVuLO.
p.lCkS-Ad1nss1on. ST: Reserved seats. so cents
and 81 eAtEa according 10 location. Second Balcony
Admission, 10 cents; iieserrcd SEATS front rows, so
cents extra.
Hox occ oEens for the sac Of tickets for any Of tho
above performances on
Thursday, Nov. 8, at 8 a. N.
n. U.-Ordcrs received by telegraph.
Only correct Ltbrett0s Ut tile Operas, performed
BY ttls Company, for safe at the Box Office.
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1877-06-13

A man holding large cylindrical ma
chine between his knees excited consider
able attention in a "depot" car the other
day. An old gentleman, who had been
talking about the war, cast his eye on it
and said, "Let 'em go ahead with their
iron -clads; some Yankee III invent a tor
pedo that'll fix 'em. You see' Instant
ly the man with the cylinder became the
centre of attraction. "Ain't loaded, is
she?" said lank countryman, giving tia
rap with his horny knuckles that would
have exploded a twenty-four FOUNDER,
and causing nervous man to seek the
rear platform. can invention of yours,
my friend?" said bald-headed man with
spectacles, on the opposite seat, bending
over curiously, in which he was. joined
by his neighbors. ",Waal, not edzactly,
said the man with the cylinder Juggling
at the top until the curiosity of the whole
car was aroused. "I'm an agent for it, ,
he continued, as he pulled off the cover.
cts Jenkins patent back-action family
biler. Kin put yoer weeks wash in the
bottom, and bile yer dinner in the top;
will fit any cook-stove: price only dollar
naf; take cirkelar, its the only reliable
-'' Putting the man off the car was
certainly justifable, but jamming the tin,
kitchen over his ears on to his shoulders,
and booting him from the front plato m
seemed unnecessarily severe.
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farmer, married, living three miles north
in the country. He had been sitting in
the rear of the store, and went down to
death where he sat. James Goodrich Il
young farmer, living at Sumner, ILL.,, III
Mt. Carmel on visit, started to run to
the street. The crash came, and he went
down beneath the mass to the cellar, and
never breathed again. A little g. year-old
school-boy, George Higbee, Z running
wildup Fourth street, was taken by the
cyclone and hurled against the north
wall of the building. 1t fell at the instant
and crushed out his young life. This
corner was particularly fatal, and shared
better than any other point. Mrs. George
Brakirk was sitting in spring wagon
when the cyclone struck. She was hurled
from the wagon to the middle of the
street, and, besides terrible bruises, sus-
tanned a broken leg. Her condition is
critical. The horse was taken up ten feet,
dashed to the earth and killed. Stranger
than all, the seat of the wagon was taken
up by the cyclone and hurled backward
upou its track eighty feet, being found in
the rear of wrecked building. Another
case of the cyclone taking up articles, and,
after whirling them through the air in
circles, casting them off by centrifugal
force at all points of the circle, is that of
the bell on the Courthouse, which,
weighing 500 pounds, was found on the
opposite side of Main street, sixty feet, in
the teeth of the storm. Several school
children passing were INJURED by falling
debris.
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H0nors Extended to
Gen. Grant.

A London telegram of June 4th says:
General Grant was entertained last night
at a grand banquet at Apstey House,
ington. 1t was splendid and hearty re-
ception. The. guests were Mrs. and
General Grant, Count and Countess
Gleichcr, Lord and Lady Abercrome,
Lord and Lady Churchill, Marquises
Tweeddale, Sligo and Ailesbury, Earl
Roden, Viscount Harrington, Lords
George Paget, Calt;lorpe, Houghton,
Strathnair, the Marchioness of Hartford,
Countess of Hardenicke, Countess Of
Bradford, Lady Wellesley, Lady Emily
Peel and Lady Skelmersdale, Miss Well
esley and number of others well-known
to the London world of high social life.
The banquet was served in the famous
Waterloo chamber, where the old iron
duke loved to meet the war generals of
1916 on the 18th of June every year and
celebrate the anniversary of the great BAT
tie which forever closed the fortunes of
Napoleon Bonaparte. Gen. Grant was
given precedence in honor of the evening
escorting the Duchess of Wellington to
supper and afterwards escorting her to the
reception, at which were present the Duke
and Duchess Of Cleveland, Duke and
Duchess of Sutherland, Duke and Duchess
of Manchester, and many of those already
mentioned above. The Prince of Wales
gave private audience to the ex-Presi-
dent to-day at Marlborough House, intro
ducing him to his household in a most
friendly manner, and sat with him quite a
long time in ordinary pleasant conversa-
ton.
The Queen has given orders to the Lord
Chamberlain to waive the usual presenta-
ton ceremonies out of regard to the ma
TONS guest, and extend to Gen. and Mrs
Grant invitations to all the court enter
tainmcnts. This is almost unprecedented
and shows the great esteem in which he is
held in England.
The following is the list of Gen. Grants
engagements; June Sd, visit to Westmin-
ster Abbey; June 5th, reception given
by Minister Pierrepont to the ministry
and foreign ambassadors; June 9th, dine
with Earl Carnovan; June 9th, evening,
attend a royal concert at Buckingham
palace; June 18th, with Lord Houghton
June 9th, dine with Duke of Devonshire !;
June 9th, attend a reception at Hartford
mansion; June 18th, dinner given by his
daughter, Mrs. Sartoris; June. 18th, at
tend at Guildhall to receive the freedom
Of the city of London and attend banquet
given in his honor the same eve
ming by the Lord Mayor; June 10th,
dine with the Princess Lornc at Ken
sington palace; June 18th, dine with the
Earl of Beaconstield and members of the
cabinet in Downing street; June goth,
dine with the Marquis Of Hartford;
in the evening attend the Queens
ball at Buckingham place; 21st,
dine with the Prince of Wales
at Mr.. Pierredont's residence.
22d, dine with the Prince of Wales, prob
ably at Marlborough House; goth, dine
with the Duke of Cambridge at Mr.. Pier
repont's; 27th, dine with Lord Derby eth,
evening, attend a concert given by the
Queen at Buckingham palace. .
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International Hotel.

~. ~. Ses osaeAA = . Sc~"0A ess.s
SAINT PAUL, 7e. .1e' "ssSf MINNESOTA
Having leased (tor term Of years. and rehtted and
refurnished this very fine HOTEL would announce to
the public and my old time friends and patrons that
prepared to accommodate them to rstclasB fare
the very low rates Of $3.50 and $500 per day. according
| to room. NJ. r. G.. FLOWER. PROP.
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Maize Flour Toilet Soap
Maize Flour Toilet Soap
Maize Flour TOT ct Soap

A great dicovery-a new soap compounds Usootnee;
sofens and whtens the skin has wonderful healing and
Washing properties and is equally suited TOR
perfumed, and sold everywhere at . moderate price
REGISTERED Patent Office 1876 by the manufacturers.
MCKEONE VAN HAGEN L Co, Philadelphia
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Minneapolis Business director!

&MITH l. SCRIBNER, b29 Washington Ave. s., Job
y beers and Retailers in Hardware Cutlery, Tin and
Pressed Ware, Paints Oils Coopers tools specially.
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$ S$;SSsI';;;;: lzzfEzz&4a S; :::ss:ff:

AnDDnDDnDD u not easily earned in these times
Ssl|Ul but 1t can be made In three months
~ II by any ono of either sex, In any
y part of the country who is willing
to work steadily 1t the employment
that we farnish. 860 per week In your own town.
You need not be away from home night. You can
give your whole time to the work only your spare
per day 1t the business All who engage ct once can
make money fast At the present time money cannot
6e made % easily and rapidly at any other business
i costs nothing to try the business Terms and Us
Outfit free: Address At once H. HALLETr Co..
Portland, Maine. - .F'. - = -
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Pittsburgh Manufactures at Wholesale Prices.
1Od to I'd $40 CAT 4&6
Do. $2.75 $500 1926 $3.50

We will furnish of above articles at prices stated
delivered board steamboats, here. The money
must In all cases, accompany the order Send P. O.
Order, Bankers Draft or Registered Letter. Refer
ence 9Th Nat Bank, Pittsburgh, Pa. Address HENRY
H. VANCE, p. o. Box 3tbS, Pittsburgh.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-06-22

sohrc las 'lemis maquinas, su p,ecio es 1ssty .f
tm'tGto ; esta al alcance de tofias las f1rtuEas
Es una ganga postivs.
AgcnteS nnrOS en- esta IsIa
l.LONPART MELON i c.
Dep6sito en- el amancen de FL TelsgratO San
Justo II Frenc LA Mallorqnna' !. boz
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SOCIEDADES.
GIRO DE LETRAS.
CnIle de In FOrtale"a. MUM. q.


+. BORRts5 Y IIERMANoS, dol comercio de es
"a plaza, giis4n sobro los punto- siguientcs:
ArAyA Amnrrio. Ahaua, La Guardia Saliva
TERRA. Victoria.
Ibahez Chnchilla HELM. La Gincta. La Roda. villa
ALICANTE Aleoy, Nicantr. Fche. orihucla.
ALMERIA. Adra. Almeria. Huercal. Oyera To
quotas Vera.
oz. Balcarrota Cabeza de f,uey Camrannrio, ,frsgo-
nal Merida. Iontjo. Llerena, olvensa. yillannoya
BALEsREs : ibiza Mahon, Palma
Bin.,ELeSA H "a = & ArsaSs de Mar B@adalsna @ Bare
Martoreli Masnou Molil.s DO Rey, sabadeli. Tarrs-
"a. .yich, Villanueva ' G ,ltrd yllafranca de Pa.
BGnGos : Aranls dc Duero. Bdrgos;
CANARIAs. - Las Palmas Santa Cruz de Ia Palma
CicEHrs.- Alcdntara. Brozas caceres, Coria
Guadaqpe. L-groqsan. Montanchez. rlasenca. Tru-
c ckpIz. aIgeciras' Cadiz. ceuta. chiclana. Gi-
hraltar. Jsrez dc IA Frontera,, overa, Puerto Real
San Rogue. San Fernando.
CAsTGLteN : Beniceti5 Castellon. vinaroz.
CIuDAp real. - Ciudad Real. ManzAnares.
Cordoba, IHinojosa. La Carlotq; Llcena. Moqtilla
Montoro pozo Banco. Priego Puonte Genil. Ram
ConuhA = Betanzos. Gee, Corrubion, CoruAa Fe-
rrol, Nova Santa Marta de Ortigueira. Padron
Gs1ScA. ,6uencS, Huete, Prioso. Taraneor.
ret de Mar. olot. Paairuxel palamds, San Feliu de
Guixols.
GranR'is, Guadix. Hudscar. nlors. Lola. Motrt Or
GuApALAIAn4. - Aucnze. Brlhusga. CifueAtes
Guadeaiara. Molina, Pastrsna sacedon sisnenza
GUTPUEooA. San Sebastian.
AuEnvA. - Huelvs.
HuEscA. Ayerhe. Barbastro, Graus Hses'a ia
~ JAN IAnHdttsr, Baezs. carzo's, J"en. Llnaros
LHoS, = Astorgn Busdongo. CachDelos. La BaAe
za, Leon. Marslla de IL Mulas, Ponforrada; Rinho
Sahasin. Valencia do D. Juan. Siafrarca del Vicr
IkPTn%;@ Ralasusr, Bcsart lv@lI2 % Arnn0 Ger
HoaRoho Ar9edo. CaiahoIrn. Hare. ,Legroao
santo Domingo do In calzada. Torrectlla de los Ca
LUeo = Fox. Lugo. Mondohcdo. Monforte, RI
MADRID. - -Araniuez. Alcala de Hcnares. Madaid
Torrelaguna.
M,L1o1. : Anteqnera. Malaga. Ronda. vclez Ma
NyRch.-A AEpilss, oeraysca: Ca,,tagena Cieza
IRON Mn1a; rueF11 Fameons ae MsaTF@a T@as ao'"n
ovrKDe. -Ayiles Bclrnont. Cangns de onis Can
gas Do Tineo Castropol Colunsa, Cudillsr", Giinn
Grsdo Iuarca. Lastres, Lanes. Nayia. oyiedo; PIT
ssps r If ks p0a inss,S ssro PS" Iii
PoSrEyEprA. = C..ldas do Reyes, Csrril. Dayona
Estrella. Guar las Laln Pontesedra. Puenteareas
'Us saIaMiSca a. . isg Bar ciadad Rodrigo Penaran
! la. Salamanca. Vitigudino. Ledesma
/ SANT1NDER. - Castro. Urdialce. Reinoss. San
tandcr. TorrelaveGa.
SEaoyIA. - SegoVta.
\ SEvII1A. - Carmona. Eeiia. Moron. Seviila Utre
! SoR1A -ASreLa Burgo de 0sina, Soris.
TAERAGoNA. - Falset. Heus TarIagona, Tortoaa
! Walls.
TEnUEID - Terue
TOLEDO. - Toledo. =
| V1ENcTA.- Alcira Carcagente. Denia Gambia. ID
] tiva Requena. SuccR. Vslencia.
! yALL1DoLIp. -Ar6valo, Bt!ar. Medina del Cam
! DO Riraeco Toro valladDlid. valon.
TfEcaYA. - Algeria. BalmAseda Bernlao. Bilbao
Durango. Elorrio. LcQueitio. Orduha. Falle dc Car
rama.
ZAMoRA.-Zamora.
I ZeRAaoza. = Amuna Ateca. Borja. Calatayud
| Carihena, Caspe. Daroca EZea de los Cabaliarot
| SOs Tarazona. Zarago2a.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-06-22
Ia PEQUENA ANTILLA
FABRICA DE Aqua CARBONICA
LIMONADAS GASEOSAS.
7. SAN JOSE 7.

Alentado por Ia creciente protection de
este quito vecindariO, el dueilo de este va
su fabrca con todos los aparatos, botellas,
Il. que Sc usan EN- los paises en- donde esta
industria cst;i Ia mayor altura. El agra
dable sabor de estas innocuas bebidas sns
efectos higienicos son va por eXperiencia
aqui bien copocidos.
Las personals q,le gllsten abonarse pOr me-
sea q comprar barriles q hotellus pucden
estar en- la seguridad de que &c les servira
precios en- extremes m6dico. Los que fa-
vorezcan con aus pedidos esta fdbricn c,len-
ten con que han de tomar AQUA stRBONlCA Y
LIMoNADAs aASEosAs LEalTfMAs baratas asea
das al
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CERTIFIC0: que habcnd0 padecido dc aftc
clones catarracs dolores de vientrc p0r mll-
clio tempo Y ser casi cronfo no polia consc-
gnir una curacion conn lcta: apesar dc los me-
dicamcntos continuamentc padccia, hasta que
por fin resolN haccr uSo del ALCOlIOLADO
BARNES con el cual conscgni mi complete
rcstablecimiento, y en- vista de este rcsulta'lo
no he abandonado su uso con cl cual sligo per-
fcctamcnto hen; evitando tal vez con este
proccdimiento degencrase en- asma, V para los
usos que puedan c0nvenir nj inventor, libro
el presente en- Ponce 8 Febrcro de 1871
Jos; A. Rea0ralaS
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-06-22

ri que suscribe Medico Cirujano certitlca:
Que deseando ;p"cciar cl yrrdadero valoI
terabfutico del ,6pico titnlalo "ALCOHOLA
Do BARNES, " 10 ha prcconizalo en- varies
casos de reumatimos muscuares hcInieraneas,
adontalgias, contnsiones, obteniendo los mejo
res resultados. Que mas que Ell niuguna otra
affection, eu cl rpumatiSm0 m"srUlnr, que NJ
tenga nm orgen dat5sico Sc obtiene siempr,
con su aplicacon un eXito brante
Y para cue su autor tenga una prneha mas
de Ia cticaca dc su ALCOH0LADO doy la
presentc en- Ponce 4 8 de Febrcro de 1877.
Dr.. Aljert0 Guerra.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-06-22
PARA CABALLEROs Y NISOs.

Calzado charol, cabrita, becero, chagrin
bGfalo, sombrcros de panama, paio, ante,
scda castor y mernO, gorras dc scda negras y
de coloreS, panuelos de seday de hilo cinturo-
ncs gonna, cinturones de cucro para llevar di
nero, polainas b1talo para montar, fuetcs fnos
Y ortlinarios, bastones tinOs entretinos y or,li-
narios, chalinas de CASA negras y de colores,
corbatas de lazo y largas negras Ultima move
dad, corbatas blancaS larsas y de lazo lisas y
bordadas camisas de hio, de hio algodon y
calzoncillos de hilo, hilo Y algodon y solo algo-
don, camisctas bancas colores, de algodon
hlo merno medias blancas lie colorcs,
maletas dc cHcrn, y le lninoon buffalo, y
pertumeria de Ia atledItada tIlhrioa de Rigaud
Y Comps, y otra lnhnlad de ariculos diliciles
de ennmeIar hta. dc Jl.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-06-22
Al lEN7E De oHo.
CoNe de Ia C,ws centre Ia de Ia Eoytole:o q
Piu.d Principal.

So acaba dc rccibr en- este csahlccmiento
m gran snrtitlo dc pahnclos dc Soda de Ia Chi.
ms, chicos srandcS, chalinas para scloras :,
cabalcros de Ultima motla, pahoioncs dc seda
lie Ia India, saida de bailc, nncra moda, M
gran surtdo de pCrlilneria
Las pcrsonas que dcrccn comprar bueuOS es-
pelueIos lcntcs dc rrIatalcs tic roca "aranti-
zatloS Sc pucden prcscntar en- este estnhlcci-
mlcntO Tambien Sc encuCntran cTis'.:!cS de
todos colores numcracioncs, efcctos de 1pti-
ca V de agrimonsor cspeinelos Y lentes mon
tadoS en- oro, plata dorado, acero, carey Y SO
haccn toda claSe de compostnras. H. E'fIuad
DuSsPt. lIta I Shrc.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-06-22
La Fama De Pto.-Rico.

MantillaS. aOmbreros para Sthorns nlIiBs batas.
flores. punt"s nesroS ban' bnnias ayios para
novias. psraI0i;as de sahnra tdnicas - os de gro
negro de Ultima moda. cRsimircS gran n0veiad on
cortes pieza para fuses. pand"los dc aargA d.:
seda negros, medic luto y colores medtas de coores
psra nihas Estos otroS mu'hOs articulo- de- gran
gusto recibidos por vapor Pt EkTO-RICo, que no
habiend ll.gadO como desoaba para las heStas
del patron San Juan, reaZaran con gran colao-
did ID para cl compradOr.
Gale do San Francisco n6m. 81 fl ente d Is guinea
LA de Ubarr Is