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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1877-02-01

WEST VIRGINIA, Mason Co, ro.wlr
ME S. j, Blake, Henry Fry, and w. j.
w Allen, three iree-holdcrs OF said
county, after being duly sworn according
to law, do hereby certify that we saw n cor-
tain white pine barge which was claimed
to have been caught by Charles Clendenin,
drifting on the Ohio River, and landed by
him at Gallipolis Island. Said barge was
$50 feet long, q feet wide and marked ~
follows o. y Co., No. 90, gunwale barge,
and worth about $500.
Given under our hands this Goth day of
January, 1871
S. j. BLAKE,
W, ], ALLEN,
II. FRY.
MASON COUNTY, vo-wrr;
Subscribed and sworn TO before mo j. NJ.
Phelps, Il Justice in said county, this Goth
day Of January, 1877.
j, NJ, PHELPS. Justice.
a Copy Tosto,
fob Law
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1877-02-01
POINT PLEASANT.


.DROis ~. ]. KENNY Eiit open d select
school, On AiOuaav, the 2ilfh q March
next aud win contiaile iernlW thEee
months. Thdsewho desire b enter Aie
Intermediate claeScS 0r prosecute tho
High BWHchrs, VII iindihis 4 good OF
lortniity 10 advance IN their studies dus,
inc the pleasant 0toifths ii Spring. Every
attention win be lstitt to the moral ind .it-s
telleCtual advancement OF pupils
Terms iarthe Session OF llltpe Hionths.
5000, Ss-lmsr
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niSS0LUFTON NOl1TCIEllll.-

THE co-paftnership heretofore existing
between George Rowley audi, Todd,
1t Leon. under the firm name 81 Rowley&
Todd, was dissolved rs iputual .eQnegnt on
the Goth OF December, 1876 All. persons
owing The late firm are requested 10 make
Immediate settlement, and all those hay-
ing clainis against said firm will please.
present them. GEO, R0wLlsl, "A
j. TODD,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1877-02-01

The undersigned will continue the bust
ness Of general merchandising at The Old
stand, end hopes by'striet attention 70 bis,
inoss Is merit libchli share u public pat,
ronage iGEO, RpNl.F.l
jim. 25-4w,
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The amount Of testimony in favor Of
DR.. scheuCk's Pulmouic syrup, as euro for
Consumption, far exceeds ali that can be
broushs 20 support the pretcrsions Of any
other medicine. Soc DR.. schonck's Almanac,
WHICH can b had q any Druggist fsse Of
charge, containing the certificates Of many
persons Of the highest responsibility wLo
have been restored to health, after Icing nr,,.
nounced incnrabie BY physicians Of acknowl.
edged ability. lSehenekss pultnDnic Svrur
alone has cured many, as these evidences .siij
show but the cure 10 offen psomotad y tho
employment Of two other rernetlies n hivn III.
Schenck provides for the purpose. These al.
ditional remedies are Schenck s Sea Weed and
Mandrake Pits. ~ the timely use of These
medicines according to directions, DR. Schenclr
certitica that most any Case of Consumption
iuay be cured. Every moment Of DELAY
makes your cura more dillicu1t, and ali dt:
ponds On tha judicitus 1hoicH Of i remedy.
Schentk N lIelldI7ake iii 1r0 Ill agreeable
and safe cure fpr Censt jpatjoo o61aed 81 hi.
iotldnex1. and sleo ter sRlIou eomEjozio6 ana
for dieosxleIed slopaos a<ld all til cs1ls ~
quilting thereflor,. nr. Hcbenok Is profession
ALLY At his principal ofIIoe, corner SIxl|4 ana
Arch Hts., Pliiladei phia, cvefy Monday, Nl]terp
all letters for advice must BE addressed.
Schenck's Medicines are for sale BY iii
Druggists. ~ 4i N4HsFs Sssz. s zSI<
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dared tell: The defendants horse died three
pSa Pts T sy g ana as,s 2 took rS1o a
of wood 70 Mrs Leonard. Vas at defend-
ants next day ana said to Won Eida ifhe had
been home the day before they would have
dragged his hors9 out. Defendant said they
would leave IT day or two, when Willie
would be dead, aud they would drag them
BOTH out together. Did not think there was
anything the matter with " III az the time
II was quite while before ne went 70 fhila-
delphia and before bis feet were frozen.--
This was not the day AFTER We took bay to the
place witness, Won Eida, his wife and W lille
were present.: The defendant made the re-
mark about dragging out IN joking manner,
and Willie was thgewing jokes back He
said they would have chance TO dfag him
out. :. s. e y. q e. ]. n .,ss
Peter n: Todd n HAS the person with
whom Jullasu lived. Jallard and witness
took DC fendal,t q load 81 hay while defendant
vas n philadelphia with " illiss Won Elda'a
The hay. sss u 7 + y
hefothe defenda1t rentets and tho State
called the following witnesses
darlem 9hanibeflHi s. Had conversation
with j yllard 10 fAtter part Of August Ia6t. He
aaid he won't to the defendant 3 one day 10
ielp them XII hogs. HeEs said the suefeuuant
had young Harvey running around gathering
up wood wherever no could lind II that be
said to defendant he Thought Win would
freeze to death, rs he tJullard) could hardly
keep warm by the fire Defendant replied
that he was hardy little fellow, and could
stand anything. Jullaiu told witness that at
that time the boy had on an old pair OF boots
With the soles ripped of. lie told witness
that he MIR. Todd took Q load OF hay over
there one evening, and II was the next day
alter that the compensation about dragging
out took place. Jullard SAID he went over.
there "a once ana found Harvey chopping wood.
he rested him q spell ana asked him now he
liked has place. Harvey said he daron.t tell
ne did not add that the boy said he hked y
iitsi Nte. ..s 4, .Ses.7r
MIS-. baker--kecalled-Ihe marks she saw
, wsid ~ ~ she s'SS pars 81 Tue .ng oh me
tie end Of lash. / suppose. lie said 40 - :.
Ho called her to look at the marks. and she
looked where he showed her. Did not ex-
n ,am 1 "as que aeg. lu nos .enaemper wn'cn
broad as finger. Tisey extended Il" over ns !" 4
space OF more than four inches up and down
Here tic State again rested and the follow
,nE wi..,sssos wefo 'ai'cu On ING pafs " s.'s
Peter N Todd Took bav ~ vou Eida,s
Z
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
pGERMh.N syRUp. !,

No other medicine In the in tho world was
ever given such test of Its curative qualities
ais Boschee' German. Syrup. In three years
two nHIIion four hundred Thousand small bot
ties of this medicine were distributed free of
chargc by Druggists in this country to those
afflicted with Consumption, Asthma, Group,
severe Coughs, Pneumonia and other diseases
Of the Throat and Lungs, giving the Ameri-
can people nndeniable proof that German
Syrup win cure them. The result has been
that Druggists in every town and village in
the United States are recommending II to
their customers. Go to your Druggist, and
ask what they know about 1t. Sample Bot
ties 10 cents. Regular size rs cents. Three
doses will relieve any case, For sale at An
derson's and Shamaiia's Drug Stores, Lam
bertville, and Wolyerton's, New Hope.
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NEW FALL DRY GOODS !,

NEW FALL DRY GOoDsi
| A large stock, handsomely assorted, with
the most desirable Fabrics, Styles and Color
iugs IN The market for the present seasons
trade. have just purchased large quanti-
ties Of New GooDs by the Case, Bale and
Package, and have marked the selling prices,
as heretofore, In plain figures, deeming this
mode the most satisfactory to customers. -
Numerous kinds of Dry Goods ! am offering
at prices cheaper than they have ever been
! sold before. "a
The Old Amoskeag Co. bost Standard Prints
In choice new styles, only Be.
The best Prints manufactured, in new dark
| Fall work, at only &c., 70. and &c.
Fard-wide Cretonne Chintzes, in dark rich
colorings, only &C..
| Fancy and Plain Dress Goods, new and
cheap, at l0c., 1aAc., 15c., 1885,, &c., sic. and
s7ac. s3E H q
| Yafd-wide Bfcached and Unbleached Mus
lin, in the best standard makes and Brands,
az &C.,, To-, &c., 10c. and 12lc. n
4 Canton Flannels very cheap note the
prices Co., &c., zoe. and l2ac.
Scarlet Wool Ffanpels, at $780,, Zoe, 25c.
and Bic. = inner
Medicated, Anti Rheumatic, Shaker and
Double Weight Scarlet Twilled Flannels, at
| 87Ac., 40c., 45c. and Soc.
Cheyiot Shirtings, at 10c. and 124c.
Fancy Plaid Shifting FIannels, at l2do,
18c. and 25c.
Cloths and Cassimeres, for Mems and Boys
wear. saa sss
All Wool Cassimeres, at s7icy 50o.,
62ae and 75c. e's ast Fsf
Fine. gradesof Cloths and Cassimeres.
overcoatings. Dress coatings and Business
Suitings.
Cheap Pantaloon stuRs, at 1870, iso. and
25c. 81
Msrino Underwear, very cheap. Good Ne
rno Vests, Shirts aud Drawers, at 25c., aic..
37tc.. SOC. and 100.
I. rArlargs assortment Of House Furnishing
4 Dry Goods. Carpets, on Cloths, Mattings,
Blankets, Quilts, Table Linens, Counterpanes,
Druggets, &C., &c.
Shawls, Cloaks and Furs.
Z. Fancy and Plain Beaver Cloth Saekings and
X Cloakihgs. ~ "a s.
An elegant selection Of fine Dress Goods.
Persons purchasing Goods from this assert.
ment, which have ouly partially described,
will have the advantage Of the largest stock
to select from In any one stors In New Jersey
AT Fl. q. ScUDDEn's,
Old New Jersey Store,
No. As Greene Street,
Trenton, n j.
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NEW LrBnARr.--A new library Of books is
10 be purchased for tho use Of the Sunday
school connected with the New Hope NJ. e.
Church. The proceeds of the recen. Jug
Break and Entertainment are to be used
for this purpose.
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ENTERTAINMENT ne night last week an
entertainment was given at Pineville, Pa.
by g Whiteley g Schermerhorn's Celebrated
Minstrel Troupe
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-12-12

BY buying bottle of WILLIAMS MAdxrr1c
RELrEF.' I, the price having been teduced from
90 cts. to 70 cts per bottle large bottles.
holding moro than three times the quantity.
reduced from 81, 90 to 20 CENTS Owing 20 the
fact that bottom prices ? gro now being put
upon all manufactured articles, the price Of
g Williams Magnetic Relief = has been re-
duced to suit the times. But, be it remem-
sbered, that the QUANTITY aud QUALITY are
the Same as when sold at so cents aud 81, 90
per BOTTLE; the reduction is In the PRICE on
Ly, and NOT in the quantity, as some manu-
facturers have done. This fact Is highly i'm
portant and should be remembered.
vi Williams Magnetic Relief is IA safe, reliable
and certain cure for Rheumatism, Neuralgia
Sprains Bruises, Headache, Toothache, Group.
Sore Throat, Frosted Feet, Pains ID the Face,
Side, Back or Limbs. Taken internally for
Colo, Cramp. Darrhma, Dysentery. Cholera,
Cholera Morbus, Group Coughs and Colds.
Williams Magnetic Relief may be used on
Horses and Cattle in cases Of Bruises, Kicks
Sprains, Lameness, Ewellings and Infianlsna-
ton, with satisfactory results. s ss,ss
Save money by buying this standard fanni-
ly medicine. Sold at Anderson and Shama-
las Drug Stores, Lambertville, and Wolver-
toms, New Hope, and by Druggists md store-
keepers generally. 8 Nov, IA.
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Stockton, Dec. 10th, 1877.

.li4t..~s4 f-.sssf 6tOCktOpy DcC. AVtus Aosfs
STOCKTON ITEMS. Cyrus Risler, Of
Locktown, having purchased one-tlfird inter-
est in the Stockton Spoke Works. win remove
to the latter place and occupy the new house
now being built by Mr.. r. Dilts.
Stockton has a cave or den built in the
river bank, below the bridge, where certain
clan of large boys gather at night to have a
good time. as they call it, sitting By the stove
playing cards, drinking whiskey, boiling eggs,
and some other inoffensive amusements. The
question is, where do they get the whiskey
from? | believe it is surmised they get 1t
from the new rum hole that is carried on near
the depot. The matter had better be looked
into by the parents and guardians of those
boys, for, while it helps business" along IL
is almost certain to be the ruin Of the boys.
Some big boys also get quite merry by calling
on the new landlord to examine and taste the
good stuff BIG BOT.
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Time is money but health is happiness II
you have had cold or cough, nse DR.. Bulls
Cough Ssrup-it win cure sou. Price, 25
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I'd. A. Grant gives list or prices for
meat IN cur advertising columns. His sau-
sage is acknowledged to DO "tip-top.'
| There has never been seen OF tried, such
a simple, faithful, effoacious, satisfactory and
| pieasznE remedy as Or. Haas Expeotorant.
for coughs and colds. % and so cents !
bottle Id.
Ladies' Cloaks, Coats, and Dresses, cut
and made to order at short notice, at Mrs. II.
w. Cooley's. d6tf
The ladies of the Baptist Church in this
city have decided TO hold q Bazaar and Fes-
tival. on the 2sth, Goth and 9Th Of this
month, in Holcombs Hail. On Christmas
might ayconoert and reading. BY Miss Helen
Gallagher win be given ID connection with the
festival. Some new and attractive features
will also be added. Full particulars next
week.
-Merino Underwear, fitting from an infant
to the largest adult. Prices greatly reduced
from last season, at Van Horns. Oct. Sd
Rev. T. B. Ncwbury, Rector. of St. An
drew's Episcopal Church Of this city. will
lecture on Temperance before the Reform
Club on next Friday evening. All are in
vited.
F. S. Mills, Esq, Of Trenton, gave an
able address on The License Laws Of New
Jersey" at the temperapce meeting on last
Friday evening. a''s's R''s'
"A box of gilt edged paper aud envelopes,
best quality, only 25c. at Anderson's Drug
Store. nov 81.
John II. Anderson, Esq, an old and
prominent citizen of this city, died on last
Thursday afternoon. Mr.. Anderson had long
been resident Of this city, and was identifi-
ed with the growth aud moral progress of the
place. Fer years he was leading merchant
but retired about fifteen years since from 40
tive business life. He was an earnest Christ
ian man, and for twenty-five years a Ruling
Elder in the Presbyterian Church of this
city he took a very active part FOR years in
the temperance movement and was not de-
TERED by fears of pecuniary loss or by social
surroundings from taking a bold stand on
thisqneation. Like I'll msa Of decided con-
victions, he exerted b marked influence on
the community, and lived to see a vast i'm
provement in the social usages Of the day,
and encouraging progress in religious mat
tiers. Like shock Of corn. fully ripe "'he
died, leaving the record of well-spent life
as an example to those who come after hiM.
LIST OF LETTERS REMAINING UScALLED
FOR AT THE LAMBERTvILLE, IN. ~ PosT
OFFICE, FOR 80 DAYS, Nov. "a, 1877:
Patrick Healy.
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Young Mems Christian Association of thi.
city, was held ia the Presbyterian Church on
last Monday evening. The Executive Conn
mittee made tho following report:
Lambcrtville, Dec. 9th, 1877.
Dean BRErHREN :--Your Committee off.
done during the year seisasq m
Last Spring, while the special services
were beisg held in the Churches, short
pragee- meeting was held in the Rooms for
half an hour befure Churchl time. As SIM
liar service was soon after started in some OF
the Churches these meetings were only con.
tinued about two weeks.
During the Summer an open air meeting
was held on Sunday afternoons in New Hope,
for the benefit of the canal boatmen.
In the middle of October, Gospel meetings
were again started in the Mount Range
School Hoase and continued for a month =
This is the most encouraging work that the
Association has yet undertaken. Last year
as one of the direct results of these meetings
several connected themselves with the Church
and this year one has already connected him.
self with the Church and several are deeply
interested.
Since the last annual meeting seven lee
lures have been delivered before the Asso-
citation.
AS secn as the subscriptions were in at
the 6rst of tine year it was found that the ex-
penses would have to be materially reduced
Accordingly the ROOMS that we then occupied
were given up GU the first Of April and a less
expensive one taken over the Bank. On the
first Of October the funds were foond to be
very low, and as we had no hopes of raising
money enough to carry on a room as it
should be done to make It Of real advantage.
1t was decided to give up the room altogeth-
er, to sell the furniture, and to use the mon
ey we had or might raise, for good lectures,
or i'll such other ways as might be thought
advisable.
And we would recommend, that until the
Association is in a much better condition,
financially, they do not attempt to carry on
reading room. That greater pains than ev-
er be taken to make the lectures, singing,
ETC., given before the Association, interesting
and instructive. Aud that especial attention
be given to the work in the neighborhood OF
the Mt. Range School House.
Finally, we earnestly request each one Of
the members to give their personal aid to the
work. 1t Is now as in the time of our Master,
g The harvest is great but the laborers are
few" Respectfully submitted,
~ A. WEIGH, Jr., Chairman.
The Treasurer's report showed balance in
hand of $3.50.
The following officers were elected for the
ensuing year -
Prcsident-Ashbel Welch, Jr.
Vice. President--Clark Pierson.
Secretary--Joseph Brown,
TreasuIer--Warren A. Green.
Executive Committee--Ws r. Herr, John
H. Horn, F. G. Colby, James Petrie, and J.
j. Lair.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-05-04
GACETA DEL ) DE MAYO.

Han sido nombrado vocales de Il
Junta de instruction p1blica por va
cantes de D. Jose Vazquez y Garcia
D. Luis Cueto, D. Jose s: Vinals )
D. Emilio. Tamarit, d. Jose Rius
D. Cesar de Guillcrna, d. Ricardo
Rey y Villamea y d. Pascasio Ruiz
III 80 de este mes tendra lugar, Ell
la Secretaria del Gobierno, Ia subas
ia del suministro de where's para lo'
coniinados del Presitiio
Ha presentado ID. Juan Serralles
de Ponce. c..a instancia solicitandC
1erivar del rio Jacaguas III centlll
tros dc aqua por scgundo para ali
mentar la caldcra de una maquins
de vapor.
Sc dispone por ell Gobierno Gene
raj que los sueldos personales de 10.
profesores y protesoras de instruction
primaria que tengan Real nombra
miento sc pagueE EN- moneda oiicia
y las aSignaclones en- me, entendlen
dose el abono en- esta torma desl'
la toma de possession.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-05-04
N0TICEAS VARLAS.

Las noicias que. alemas de las de
Oriente que van EN- otra parte, tomamos
de nuestro col5ga FL Cro,tiStd de Nueva
York, tienen alguna importancia. He
las aquf
El presidente Hayes ha retirado las
tropas de Nueya Orleans con 10 que ha
quedado por gobernador el conservadol
Mr. Nichols, habiendo tenido que reti-
rarse Packard
Ell secretario del Tesoro, deseandc
moralizar la administration, ha dejado
cesantes q mas de 600 empleados de
ambos sexos en- su departamento y lc
mismo haran los demas ministerios.
Con el mismo objeto, de purifcar la
administration en- el concepto de divor-
ciarla de la politica, ha dispuesto el Sc
cretario del Tesoro Mr.. Sherman que una
comision de tres personals inyestigue
el manejo de la aduana de Nueva
York, la cual sera larga y enfadoslsima
tarea.
Conflrmase por conductos inmejora-
bles la noticia que dinos va Ell nuestro
n1mero anterior dc hallarse en- tratos
Mr.. Tweed con las autoridades del Esta-
do para obtener su libertad 4 trueque de
la entrega de sus bienes y de una confe-
sion en- que revele quisnes fueron sus
completes en- los fraudes que tan ruino-
samente celebre hicieron su administra-
cion del municipio neo yorkino.
Madrid, % lie abril. = Por un real de-
creto SO concede amnistia a los soldados
Y a los ofciales de toda graduation que
tomaron parte en- las msurrecciones car
lista oantonal, condicion de que den
tro del plazo de treinta dias Sc presen-
ten las autoridades.
Paris, 2l de abril.-Mr. Paul de Cas-
sagnac ha sido condenado nuevamente
4 dos meses de carcel Y tres mil frances
de multa por haber insultado los pode-
res p1blicos.
Tolon 22.-El gobierno ha dispuesto
que una tercera division de buques AGO.
razados, compuesta de una ffagata y
dos corbetas, pase & Oriente para pro-
teger los s1bditos franeeses.
Paris 22.-El consejo de ministries ha
resuelto que ell ministro de justicia y
cultos, Mr.. Martel, diriia & los obispos
una circular en- que senale los peligros y
complicaciones que pudieran re3ultar dc
manifestaciones politicas que haga el
clero
Ha llegado 4 esta ciudad el empera-
dor ID. Pedro I'll del Brasil
Pernambuco, 10 de abril. Sc ha pro-
ducido en- Paraguay una revolution, y
81 presidente de aquella rep1blica, ST..
ID. Juan Bautista Gil su hermano han
perecido asesiaados, Los insurectos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-05-04

aqua relatando los bales Z dem1s di-
yersiones que Sc estan llerando cabo
EN- ell primer d spartamento,
/; A Bayamoh, pues, adrnirar las lin
! das ndyades de1 rio dc este nombre.
Teatrc.-A estas hora Sc estara pO-
nienoo en- eseena Iii inspiradisinla 6pe.
ra de Bellini, titulada In Sosainbalo.
Dsscsrga electrical En- San Germ n
ha sido victina d. IN rayo nTa 1nuier,
1ue1ando sin vida instaptailaameIite.
Pues se1or, est1 visto que en- los pne-
bios del campo no sc CANA para sustos.
7 luego habra quie;l suspire para ir
1 yeranear faera de estos carinosos Ia
res
Rsv:s ssas de Ia prenga. S reeomiens
dan por 81 solas las one publica unnue-
Yo Viilergas en- Ia Ciuai.ucion.
Sc conoce qne el crftico tiene POGO en-
que ocuparsa con mas provecho 3 quo
al citado peri6,lico 10 que menos 10 SOC
bra son materiales para llenar sus co
I lumnas.
Este es el anico comentario / que So
prestan las revistas de Pdafla ! qas
Panflo!
Hallazso. Ell one haya perdido una
llave dc oro de reloj puede verse con
D. Jose Maria Fernandez, Sol-7S.
0biso. Ell dia l." dei5 de existir Ia
selora Doaa Genara Hernaiz. viuda del
difunto se1or coroslel Don Rafael Go
Sevilla cuya mteresante biograIlp hemos
publicado en- nuestro folletin.
Muches adyersidades de fortuna sli-
fri5 Ia seaora Hernaiz en- los yeintifn
amos one sobrevivi5 su ilustre esl1oso.
In compadocemos acompaiiamos sil
f,amilia en- su sentimiento, ro5ando &
Dios por el alma de la finada.
Laguna. Sc nos ha llamado Ia at8rs
cion con motivo tls la one Sc forma ( Ia
entrada del Arsenal asl que Aueye, efeo
to del decliye que en- aquel siti0 forma
ell terreno.
Trasladamos este ( la celosa autoli-
dad local
Function drama sica. .AnOche di6 ana
Il compaaia de afcionados que tiene su
teatro en- Ia callo de Ia Cruz. la cor
currencia flis nunlerosa y los discipnlts 3
dc Thalia obtuvieron muchcos aplausoss
Harina lactea. -En otro lugAr pnbli-
canos el anuncio de este alimento para
ninos recien nacidos, cuyo uso essa re-
comendado por los prineros m6dicoa
del mundo y 80 ha adortado con excoler-
te exito en- las casas de maternidaa y
hospicios de ninos dc Paris, L5ndres
Viena, Berlin, Milan. Napoles, San,
Petersburgo Y Nueya- York & 6
Este articulo, que probablemente ha-
llara aeeptacion entire nosotros, ha siln
inportado hace POGO por d. Antoa io
B.aygi, inico depositario en- esta isla.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-05-04
VA R | { D A D rs.
CON TR 4 sTES.

In vida de Ia alta socied.d madrilena
no es del oelo mala; cast Sc podria de-
cir que era buena, 81 no fuera tan mono
tona, 81 los dias no fuenn tan iguales
unos otroB; una yueltecita Ell coche
por el Parque, y por Ia noche al teatro
4 primera horal yer ele cst5cao de Nor
ma, d q de5d del nnevo tenor Tamber-
lick; concluida Ii function, nm ratio al
iueves de la duquesa de r.. s al mirtes
de los condes de H., y cuando llega el
tempo dc los hieos J nieves, faera ro-
pa, vestitlo escotalo, y cada noehe un
baile, ESQ Ia noohe que no son dos &
tres los que hay que oorrer para cum
plir.
X Ia yordad... Sse diyiegten Vds. mu.
cho en- esa vida, sodre todo cuando 4
esas tiestas y reuniones SO lloya vacic
el oorazon y amortiguada Ii esperanzu
del bien future? 70 veo algunas noches