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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE

70 As Editor of The T,t5suss ID. 49,.
CHICAGO, dan. G.-ln the intcresta ~ tn.., ;.
we Deg leaye though your columns "a r;nas,a .s,ss
lepot1 current IN last Saturday sissue s n ~
TRIBUNE relative to the grounds on 49, ~
contract Tor covering the steam-n;ns: va -
the Cook County Hospital Wiz srsa, u
70 6hc proprietors. Of the Phpnir" i"4i9ed nl
and Boiler Compound. It viii be fena1, nn f1Ffe
the report virtually is, theirs was thas
bid, and the preference given them w. u9seeza
SUI OF so00 bcinS put up for the lob ma he t
savv III excess OF What was offered other 1ss ca1.s
penng parties. The following facts w. We th.9 So9l
W. W. suu'ee TO SNOW lair play ID the trans,rrsm'
representatives. 'sts Ata IL
After responses to the bids for adrert5.s,,,.,-
lor olus to cover the pipes had been mnde su1 .as
OWING to the magnitude Of the iob thers xs,a aaa
not ! few), it was deemed most nrnns. sste
Board OF County Commissioners to rennss;, =, tns
bidder to show sample of coupositon eae9 .s9
work on the pipe Of the Cour:: ~ aa
IN which all acquiesced. This beirv deaat eat
the specimens were thus all tested hy stsnds.3 3}
thermometer, which declared the folio lorngresn1t:
Gotton's asbestos, test 80 degrees, ins5!: Ssa!.:
thick; Webber's PhHnix, Is, ": H;nhsaf;a hsafa
Asbestos, 60 u, kirkwood's Asbestos. s. ~
Asbestos Flake, G5, 81; Deans Asbestos n
~; krkwood's NO Asbestos, ST.
u VIII De seen that the superiority Of II,
Phoenix Compound IS non-conduetor Of hsst "
with lasting adhesive qualities, was falr}r H.
onstrated, and the merits too apparent to u,. ~
qnirc the fabulous sum Of $500 for its adoottaee
We have also to deny that our bid With. va IL.
highest made There we're others bIeber sns w
We remember only one lower, and III tbs cs:a sa
the art1cle Was shown to be inferior, md tSs
principle that the; .lowestprioed rod I
arg not always the cheapest ba4 -
be recognized. Our price,, Il s.4itt " =
foot, is six cents lower than our reets.
advertised figures, which reduction we made i;
meet competition The rate is lover than4S
have yet given, or could give in ordinary castsS
Regarding the alleged obscurencss of t.
Phoenix Compound, We have only to aairm III
discovery is comparatively young, being oulr:
patented in 1875, but for testimony as to Is nj
merit. etc, re shall have pleasure in referring.
your readers and al true seekers to highly II
3utablc firms in this city, where our xorE an.
be inspected. Yours, respectfully,
THOMAS WEBER, Plpprasoa
GEORGE KELLY, Agent. II:
, 1877-01-28

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Jan. 27.-Nothing has been
heard Of Drury, who killed his uncle, Deputy
United States Marshal at Gibson, last night.
Sheriff Anderson and several deputies arc in
pursuit Of him.
Detective Pride, who was shot by Jack Will
Jams, the colored burglar, few days since, is
improving, and strong hopes are entertained Of
his recovery.
state Of affairs there since the murder Of Sheriff
Manning. Several OF his friends hare been no.
tilted to leave there, and have done SO.
, 1877-01-28
VII !
Suscjdf DiSp1sc.

ANN AKBoE, Mich, Jan. 2'.-capt' f1eaelA
E: Huson, for 81 years llring on small 1atm
mile west Of this city. died to-day OF consnmr
ton Of the bowels, after two years s1hn. -
Huson was, for seventeen years, Captain u Is hs
British Army in India, when be so!u ,'.+1r: on.
right for large sum anil came to TINS ~ I'm
QHite large property has been an,asssd q yw III
since. He was brother Of Mrs. Gcosgss gss,i.htran
ian1s, wife Of the oldest professor IN 'h'S"'
1To;varsirr -
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SOUTH BEND, Ind, Jan. a7.-Two detectives
belonging to the Revenue service. in company
with Dcputy-Colector Chestnut Wood, today,
In Harris Township, few miles from this city,
seized still with its accompauiments and some
ten barrels Of whisky which has been ilicitly
manufactured. The whole was concealed in IN
underground room off the cellar, and belonging
to Jacob Myers. There is talk that there are
several more stills concealed in out OF the way
places, within an easy ride from here
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| pro rate With each other on terms to be estao-
ljshcd by the Secretary Of the Interior after
| making due investigation. and for this purpose
he may employ three experts and otherwise oo,
| tain opinions and recommendations calculated
to throw light upon the inquiry, the expenses
to be paid BY the railroad companies as fixed by
him. The bill also empowers :he United States
Circuit Court to compel the observance Of such
regulations as lie may establish on the subject
Mr.. Wright called up the Senate bill to CT
tend for two years from the 10Th of March next
the act establishing the Board Of Commissioners
Of Southern Claims. Passed, with all amend
ment providing that nothing in the bill shall be
SO construed as to extend the time for filing
claims before said Commission, or to enlarge its
Jurisdiction, or authorizing the filing Of new
claims.
The bill to ratity the agreement with certain
bands OF Sioux Nation Indians and with the
Northern Arapahoe and Cheyenne Indians
passed.
A message was received from the House an
nouncing the passage Of the bill for counting
the.Eleetoral vote. Soon second message was
received announcing that the Speaker had
President Of the United States.
The Pacific Railroad bill was again called up
and read at length, when Alr. Thurman, In
charge Of the bill, yielded for an executive ses-
go SION, and when the doors we're rcopcned the
Senate adjourned.
HOUSE.
Air. Knott, from the Judiciary Committee,
made report in the case Of Belford, claiming
to be the Representative from Colorado He
gave notice that he would call 1t up for action
next Tuesday. The report favors the admission
of the Representative.
The House then went into Committee Of the
Whole on the Indian Appropriation bill, Mr..
Thatcher in the chair.
The Committee, without adopting any i'm
portant amendments, rose and reported the
bill to the House, and it was passed.
Ar
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FELL. THROUGH THE ICE.
S1kcfdf I1f9n1fch IN T1e Tribune

FELL. THROUGH THE ICE.
Special Dispatch to The Tribune
GALENA, Ill, jan. 27.-Iaheen Coleman, q
resident of Mount Hope, just west of Galena,
and for twenty-five years last past mar
ket-man in this city, dropped dead about
noon today while IN fit OF apoplexy, super
induced by chill and excitement attending the
rescue Of his team, which had broken through
the ice while crossing Galena River at the foot
Of Gear street. Deceased was IS years of age,
and was Senior Warden in Galcna Commandcry,
K. T., also prominent Odd d-FelloW. He leaves
q wife and five children.
, 1877-01-28


NEW YORK, Jau. GA bold diamond rob-
berry was perpctrated to-day. Charles Y. Hand,
who gained notoricty last fall By managing the
mustang races at Fleetwood PARK, had dia-
monds reputcd to be worth s25,0oo left in his
keeping by ono Matte S. Whitney. There were
sixteen pieces of the jcwelry. Hand wished to
go into partnership IL the cattle business with
young man named William F. Mccarthy, whom
he had known hut week. Mccarthy said he
could get loan Of $1o0o0 on the diamonds,
and INDUCED Hand to take them to building
on Nassau street, where the loan was to be
effected. Hand allowed Mccarthy to enter the
builuing with the iewelry, while he waited his
return. Mccarthy at once passed through
to the Fulton street entrance, where he
met a confederate, and both hastcned
Mccarthy was caught, but his unknown ally got
away with the diamonds. Tie police have
clue, aud will probably effect his arrest.
, 1877-01-28
AT REED CITY, MICH.
Special Dispatch to The Tribune.

EAST SAGINAW, Mich, Jan. 17.-Onc-half Of
the north side Of Reed CitY was destroyed by
fire this morning. Tho fire broke out
in shed attached to Cotton's grocery,
$1,000; insured for $4,000 H. Dettman, shoe
shop, 5000; insured for S400. Buck & Son, gro
Gerry and liquor dealers, ST. ,200; insured for
$500. Three or four families occupying build
ings sustained more OF less loss. The total loss
is Sc, GOO. Believed to be the work of an tucen-
diary.
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BUSINESS RIVALRY.

CHEYENNE, Jan. 27.-A serious shooting al
fray occurred last night at North Platte, Neb.,
between two saloon-keepers, J. II. Price and
David Perry. -Four pisto1-shots were fred.
Price was severely wounded in the leg above
the Knee, and Perry was shot through the left
breast and in the head. He will probably de-
he light.
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GUILTY OF MURDER.

DEs MONIES, 1a., Jan. 27.-1n the Warren
County District Court, at 1ndianola, the jury
in the case Of Benjamin Wcstfall, for the mur-
der OF George Howry, IN the Warren County
vendetta last February, rendered verdict OF
guilty OF murder in the second degree. There
are indictments against him for three other
murders at the same time There are eirht
others who arc to be tried for the same crime,
, 1877-01-28
THE TELEGRAPH WAR.

Spec3al bspatea 10 TIE Tribun<
f1TTsDuKG, Pa, Jan. 27.-The injunction suit
OF the Merchants National Telegraph Company
against the Western, Union Telegraph Company,
to restrain the latter Company from removing
or interfering with the poles, wires. and fixtures
, 1877-01-28

40 &HE 6A4&U3 II 1 ne 41aHA1Gs =
CHICAGO, Jan. 26.-The editorial which Eesd
in your to-day's paper about the kusso-Tu1ksh
campaign is very correct, only for one mistase;
You say that " there are no permanent bridges
across the Danube anywhere" There are mau1
Of them, and good ones, too. There ale togr t
Of them between the cities Of Buda and Pesth,-
beautiful chain-bridge {built about thirty years
ago., perhaps, the most magnificent bndge n
Europe; great railroad bridge, all iron 1enla
about three years ago); it is used eJ
passengers as well: "a plain but very strons
island between Buda and Pcsth); one like the
third from Margitsziget to Buda, finished q yeat y
ago. Al these bridges are very solid ana hisa lss
enough for any steamer without uasts to paa
under. Besides there is 4 heavy iron bridge N
gary). There are also many other bridges at5ess
that river between the latter towns aud the ClV
Of Vienna Respectfully, A Hua6AA1Aa.4
, 1877-01-28
PLEADED GUILTY,

6pee7ds D|ip0zch to Tie 1F76WNe
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Jan. 37.-1n the United
States Court to-day, Joseph Woodward, of
Jefferson County, pleaded guilty to the charge
OF passing counterfeit money, and was sentenced
to the Pe1ttentiary for wear
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10 the Editor Qf The Tribune = .~
CHICAGO, Jan. 27.-Haying noticed articles h
-FOUR papers .of tho 2otL and :21st inst. which
reflect greatly to my discredit, /; deem it neees
sary to write an explanatory article; in order 10
do justice to myself and satisfy the mind Of iha
public that I have been misrepresnted,
never was associated in, business With
Barney Aaron, nor have T., III ,mF
employ Minnie Marks Ny business, is
strictly horse-jockeying, and I lay claim 70 u
much honesty as any other man in Chicago who
is in the same business. never wa. associated
with swindlcrs, and confine myself strttlT to
the business Of buying and selling horses
Your paper comments at great length on ny
style Of doing business. NY horses are net
represented to me as being deficient in any II
spcrt when buy them, nor do misrepreseut
them when / make sale ! have had oppGr-
tunlties to take as partners several gentlemen
who are well known as respectable tradesmeo
in this city. I sell my horses TO The
very best advantage, which causes q gztst
deal Of cnyiousness in the trade. III. Linnett,
dealer in my neighborhood, has no reasonsto
make any distinctions, as there is not the slight
est difference in our business, as We ara both
'.horse dc:.iers.'' Hoping TINT you will B1t
the above room in your paper, am your hum
bic servant HENRY JACKSON.
, 1877-01-28

CINCINNATI. O., Jan. IA Gazette special
from Lancaster, O.. says pcddler called ut the
house Of s. s. Chalfant, near Thornvillc, Friday
evening, and obtained permission to lodge over
night During the night he chloroformcd the
entire family, and ransacked the house, carry
ing on sao In money and s35. 600 in drafts Tie
hendcd. ~of-~
, 1877-01-28
THE WEATHER

WASHINGTON, D. c., Jan. 26-1 a. m.-1n the
Lake Region falling barometer, after 4 tenn
porarT rise east Of Michigan, castcrly to souther-
" winds, warmer, partly cloudy weather and
possibly occasional rain or snow, except lower
temperature than on Saturday In the Lower
Lake Region.
LOCAL oosEEyAr1osa.
, 1877-01-28
AT PARKER CITY. PA.

+ P1TTsBuRG, Pa, Jan. 27.-At9 o'clock this
morning fire occurred in frame block on the
river, in Parker City, which totally destroyed
Burgain's battery, NcLaugh1n's furniture store
and warehouse, Gleason's clothing store, and
Aiillcr's grocery. Several other buildings were
damaged. Total loss about 5000; partially
insured.
, 1877-01-28

THE NEW MINISTER TO THE UNITED sFATEs.
PARIS, Jan 21-Ma1 Outrey, appointed Min.
lister to the United States, will leave for Wash
ipgton next week.
, 1877-01-28

THE BOSTON EXPLOSION.
BosroS, Jan. 27-The loss by the explosion
OF the oil-works OF Jcnney s. Co., West First
street, last night, is estimated at $40, GOO. In
s,,rancc, $4,000. The body OF Corliss, the en-
ploye, has been recovered.
, 1877-01-28
THE LOUISVILLE HfURnER.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, Jan. 27.-J. " Stockton,
chief clerk Of the Willard Hotel, Louisville, WHO
was shot yesterday BY his employer, ". C. D.
Whips, died this morning. The affair pro-
ances more excitement than has been known
War Q ~
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ROME!

RoME, Jan. 27.-The Pope, indisposed since
Sunday, was up to-day for an hour. and will
endearor to give an audience tomorrow,
, 1877-01-28
WASHINGTON NOTES.
4 DIRTY DODGE.
iEneeidf Nsudtch to The TYf5asNi

Special Nspatca to The TTfoune
WASHINGTON, D. c., Jan. 27.-Fernando
Wood with his special committee intends to
present 8 report to impeach the President for
the use Of troops in the South, and his commit
tee WAS evidently organized for that purpose.
The plan is to present the report late in Febru-
ary, in order that it by no possibility can be
sent to the Senate, so that the President can be
tried and acquitted. It is contemplate plan
OF 1ow partisan intrigue
JUDGE DAVIS
will accept the scnatorship, but he has stated
absolutely that he will not leave the bench be-
fore March 4, as the Chief Justice las assigned
him number OF opinions to write, the prepara-
tion Of which will occupy every moment Of bis
time till that day. From this statement it is
inferred that Davis does not expect to be
member Of the grand tribunal.
, 1877-01-28

Chairman, to produce all the statements of
votes and tally-shcets Of every polling place
In Louisiana, together with af1idayits, etc, and
remanding them to the custody of the Sergeant
at-Arns.
&c ""' ""-'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-04-11

Pues es ell mas modesto rincon de la
casa. Ali el piaro alberto, como una
boca que sonrie, muestra sus teclas de
marfl de ebano ell caballete presen-
tn mas ALA con la seriedad de un iuez
un paisaie .recien coneluido, en- el que
real verfaderamente la terra Sc con-
flnde con ell eielo en- este lado una
lujosa jardinera deja YER sus yerdes he-
las sus menudas flores en- ell otro un
precioso escritorio de palo santo en-
medic un velador cuyas molduras des-
cubren 10 macizo de la caoba cuatro
estantes pequenos que mas parecen de
encaje que de MADEIRA, encierran hbros
selectos ricamente encuadernados an
chos espejoa Guhren les reGpadros de
las paroles multiplicapdo la luz, ell es-
pacio, los muehles y las personals; una
limpia chimenea de pulido marmol tenn
pla suavemente con su fuego ell aire que
Sc respira jarrones de porcelana osten-
tan sus vivos colOres V allan sus elegan-
tes brazos ricos candelabros de severe
bronco. Y todo este Sc destaca sobre ell
fQndo azul, que formaG q diYan, las
butacas, los sillones, la altombra y las
cortinas. Els la rieza Ell que Ia familia
toma cafe despues de conner, J donde
no entran mas que los amigos de ooE-
fianza.
Algunos de estos Sc hallaban reuni-
doseen ell salon azul Ia noche si9uiente
al bale de la Embaiada inglesa. Ell du-
quesito, con su yoz de tiple y Cesar con
su voz de baio, entretenian 4 los demas
amigos sosteniendo una dispgta que,
como todas, parecia interminGblG.
fia sonora de Miramaf, que habia
dormido POGO la noche anterior y ha-
bia comido muy POGO aquella noche,
mostraba por el aire meditabundo de su
semblante, que no era insenslble ( l;.s
soduetoras tentaciones del sueno. Mar
garita por el contrario escuchaba con
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-04-11

los que Ia buscan, Y la dignidad de 81
no falta en- sus sucesores, yes, Venera-
BILE Hermanio, Que es debers y derecho
de estos determinar todo To- que aeon
sejan en- ell Seiior el provecho y utiliflad
de la Iglesia Ia verdadera salvacion
de las almas, que es ley supreme, segun
las diversas circustancias de los ITEM
pos de los lugares.
MAS cuand0 arrogantemente Sc pos
tergan estos documentos de fe catolica
Sc abre ancho camino x los cismas, Y
tambien 4 las hereiias; 10 que esta pro-
bado eli la historic de todos los item
pos, Y aun ahora Sc comprueba por la
marcha de los acontecimientos, no ha-
biendo sido guarlada por algunos nj In
moderation lie la lusticia nj la religio-
sidad de Ia f6 Va sabes, Venerable
Hermano, ell deplorable cisma que haco
POGO Sc La levantado en- Constantinopla
por algunos armenios, que aunque Sc
atreyan ( llamarsa catolicos para enga-
mar 4 los incautos Il ignorantes, Sc han
aleiado miserablemente de Ia verdad y
unidad catolica, siendo condenados por
Hue9iIO luleAO y tulOlttifttl I4otC9, t'ttSH,
segun costumbre antigua lie los herejes,
no perdonan medic nj audacia para adj
quirir secuaces Y alcanzar por doquie-
Ia patrocinio da su tan mala causa, V
i este intento no han celado III cejan de
armar lazos 4 los tieles del rito caldeo.
No dudamos, pues, que til, Venerable
Hermano, no deiaras de hacer slber
claramentc 4 los tieles que te han sido
contiados para que los conseryes en- Ia
verdad Y unidad eatoliea, segun til dig
nidad cargo absolutamante 10 exlgen,
que ell nueyo cisma armenia esta va
reprobado por Nos; Y al mismo tempo
les instruiras de que no les es permit
do comunicar de ningun modo con di-
chos -cismaticos, particularmente u
driHis. \ que los mismos hayan sido
separados excludes tota lmente de la
Iglesia cat6lica 10 prueban superabun-
dantemente las Latras emanadas del
Romano Pontihce, es decir, la primera
y apostolica Sede a.. .
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-04-11

contrato, resulta mortalmente herido,
por fuerza ell marques es ell muerto.
Esta es la historic
Los circumstances sc miraron alquean-
do las ceias ,querian decir; tOh, oh
sera minlatra.
-Bueno, replied el duque, yo no des-
conozoo tn talento nj niego tn erudlclon
pero canario! 70 Sc que ell diplomat
co ha atravesado de una estoeada ell
pecho de sncontrincante. Esto Sc cnen-
ia en- el cafe de donde yo vengo; este
Sc repite por todas parties Va sabemos
que Montero es un duelista consuma-
do. corriente ay qu6a Mi maestro de
es9rima dice que hay una estooada i'm
prevista, desconooida, que es Ia que
mata siempre i los grandes traidores ;
Y Ell ell case presente.... va ves.,."... ia
cosa es clara. No tene vuelta de hoja,
--Empequeneces Ia question, dijo
Cesar, enQegrando el debate ell una sala
de esgrima. No es ESQ hay Cue mirar
mas alto Sc trata de un duelo, entire lln
bizarre coronal y IN secretario de Elm
bajada, y disputamos aoeeoa de quien
es el vencedor y qul6n es 81 yencido.
Fpes hien, yo pregnnto' Donde Ia dl-
plomacia ha vencido 4 las armas ?.......
Cuando hablan los canones, callan los
protocolos. Los nudoa mas diplo-
matioos los corta siempre la espada lie
un Aleiandro....~. sQue vhlen las notas
ante las balas ?..... GQue sigpifoa una
Embaiqda ante M eiSrclto 49, Que es
AAa eonfeIencia ante una batalla2 7
i All H., Ahl. exclam6 el du-
quesito con el punto mas agudo de su
voz de tiple Y poni6ndose de pie como
impulsadp por un resorte. Yeamos este!
dQu5 es Tna all!an9aa Tina gestion di-
ploml un protoaole.
Qui6n fue Napoleon 2 9 el oapi-
tan del siglo: / Donde acabo el impe-
rio ? En- Waterloo. SQu6 fu6 Wa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-04-11

disputando son dos lineas paralelas
que marchan siempre 4 igual distancia,
sin eneontrarse nunca. a
Tn .criado detuyo la palabra pronta
< salir do los lahios lie Cesar. Entro
llevando Gil Ia mano varios peri6licos
que coloco respetuoaamente sobre ell
velador de caoha, ~
-Veamos, diio Margarita, 81 los pc
ri6dicos nos dan mas luz que estos Sc
nores.
FL que Sc hallaba mas Immediate 4 Ia
mesa cogio uno Y comenzo * ojearlo en-
la pentiltima plaln debi6 eneontrar 10
que hUsoaba, pues eXclam6:
-Oigan ustedes 10 que dice La Cor
re2poadcncia
"Por desgracia no ha silo feliz ell
resultado dol lance pendiente entire an
conocido militar y un distinguido di-
plomatico, pues hay que lamentar una
herida lisera, bastante grave, entire ol
pulmon izquierdo Y el parioardio, que
tiene mas de dos pulgadas escasas de
profundiasa, La eiencia Sc propone
haoar ,nuavas stigacionAs con la
aup6OSlaA AFdol &eauaNef del@enfefhl0, que
no ofrece muchas esperaRzas def saliva
cion.
Todos quisieron hablar 4 un tempo,
pero Margarita SO antieipo preguntan-
do;
"a No dice mas
81, contesto el quo lein aquiiveo
otro parrafo, que es el sisuiente
"Sahemos dc un molo positive, que
los euatro testigos del lance son espa-
nolea, exeepto IN frances. Altos resi-
petos nos obligan 4 ca!lar sus nombres.
que va eofren de boca Ell boea,
Hubo un momento lie silencio que
Cesar eort6 raanudando la disputa en-
estos terminos.
Tenemos que el lance So Ia yerifi-
do,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-04-11
Ia FLOR MlIL0aaaIl.
rABaIct De CHOCOLATE vE1As De dERA AL ykrAz
DE b. SAW
u. TETUAN. 81.

En- este cstablecimiento encontraran mis- ia
vorecclores I'M complete surtlo de CHOCO-
LATE y NELAS DE CERA.
TantO en- nno como en- Otf,o ramo cuento con
entenditlos eperarios, por 10 que no teIeEdos
riv 'idad alguna. Con cspecadad nj rd1nu rte
CHOCOLATE ademas del entendido personal,
cuento con las mejores classes de CACA0S Y
AZUCARESS, Inicos ingredentes que uso para
Ia eOnfeccon de este articulo. 3ssgaN ~
Cada paqnetc, tanto dc CHOCOLATE como
dc VEALS DE CERA, llevari mi nlarca por 10
que llamo la atcncionde pdhlico para que mis-
prodHctos no sean coafundidos con los dc otEas
iabrieas de csta Capital --Pnerto-Rico, la5s4
NOTA--A peticion de verios amigos contl-
nuar6 ocapindome con Ia AgeHcia de Ne0Qctos
que haze tempo yengo desempeiiana0.s ~
DE VENTA.--Un complete snrtid0 decaini-
sas mallorquinas, yaqnetas supefi0res y brsndy
pil,0 Ell lJarricaS. -4 Hsta % A.