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HOLLOWAY'S PILLS
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Disorder of the Kidneys.

In all diseases affecting these organs, whether
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1.-THE BOYS OF Ny BOlHOOD,"
BY William Cullen Bryant

Charles A. Barnard, splendidiy illustrated /.
The Clock in the sky" by Richard a.
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as pleasant 10 take as honey and as certain in IL,
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Tho Moet Eminent Living Authors such az
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st. Nicholas for 1877,

Which opens with November, 1875, begins
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The Testimony of the Whole world
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"TwELvE SKY PICTURES"

by Professor Proctor, the Astronomer.
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For Cutaneous Disorders,

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siAtRW!.9's EDINBURGH SAlA7lglr

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The Christmas Holiday Number Of
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superbly Illustrated, contains 4 very inter
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The Ablest Living Writers,

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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-06-27

do con su dislraz hasta ell propio dor
mitorio de la Corregidora
Y ell Alguacil le refri6 en- cuatro pa
labras todo 10 que va sabemos.
i Jesus exclamo Ia Molinera.
j Conque mi marido me cree deshonra-
da Conoue ha lido 4 la Ciudad 4 ven-
garse ii Namos, vamos a la Ciudad, y
justiticadme los ojos de mi Lucas
i Vamos d Ia Ciudad, : impidamos
que liable ese hombre con mi muier Y
le cuente todas las majaderlas que Sc
haya fgurado dijo ell Corregidor,
arrimandose una de las burras DE
me V. un pie para montar, senior Alcal-
de.
-Vamos la Ciudad, ST.. { anadi6
Garduna,) iy quiera el cielo, sonor
Corregidor, que ell ito Lucas Sc haya
contentado con hablarle la Sonora
-GQue dices, desgraciado? (prorrum-
pi6 ID. Eugenio lie Amiga. L Crees
tn que sera capaz. 80.
i De todo !-contest6 la sena Fras-
quita.
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GACEFA DEL 2G.

Aprobadas por el Gobierno Genera
las obras de rsego eieeutadas ell Qua.
yama por los Sces. Gual hermanos.
Sc SAGA nuevamente 4 p1blica subas-
tn la adjudicacion del suministro de
1850 metros c,lbicos de piedra macha-
cada para la reparacion del trozo Sc
gundo lie la carretera de la Capital
C1guns. El acto Sc celebrara el rs lie
Julio en- Ia secratarla del Gobierno.
I'm abril hab:a ca Benefcencia 4Oa
acogidos; entraron Is, salieron7 y mu-
rieron 7. Quedaban en- fin de mayo
413.
Nueva subasta do 2T5 cuerdas de te-
rrenos que posee Ell Estado en- Aguas-
buenas ore tendra lugar ell IA de julio
en- la Administration Central, v otra de
los alimentos de los presos de la C{rcel
ante la Junta Auxilar, senalada para
el % del corrienta.
Ell II, 49, 10 y 20 tendran lugar los
examenes de las escuelas en- Mayaguez
en- Aguadilla ell Is, II. 18 y 10, en- Qua.
yama ell II y 10 y EN- Gurabo ell 2S
80 V el 80
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BALE DE ETIQUETA.

Lucidisimo fu6 ell bale de etiqueta
celebrado la noche del Domingo en- el
Teatro. El salon, dec orado con elegan-
tes colgaduras flores, presentabs IN
golpe de vista encantador; en- ell fondC
una improvisada fuente aumentaba mas
mas la belleza del local.
La concurrencia feme ina fue selecta
V numerosa cual no Ia hemos visto nun
ca en- el teatro por todas parties Sc
respiraban ambientes dc poesia y de
encantos que difundian en- pos de 81
tanta hermosura, tanta elegancia, tan
t. buen tono reunidos en- arrobador con-
iunto Ell aquellos tocados CONNIE il faut
en- aquellos scmblantes hechiceros de
tlntl Eva seduttora. La sociedaI to-
da estaba ALI dignisimamente represen-
tada; las primeras autoridades, atlas je-
rarquias civiles militares, Ell fin, la
flor de nuestra poblacion estaba ALI
FL buffet fue esplendido tambien y So
licitamente seryido & todos los concu-
rrent4s. Satisfecha puede estar la ce
losa comision del bale que tan bien ha
sabido portarse, excediendose hasta d
10 que por todo el mundo Sc esperaba
satisfccho puede estar ell EScno. Ayun.
tamiento Y satisfechos poae nos estar
t)los de esta noche deliciosa trascur-
rda entire armonias, hermosuras y be
nlndanZa.
AL concluir estas llneas no podemos
IN >nos de felicitar al Ayurtamiento y
Ii entcndida comsion del bale.
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XXVIT.
i Favor al Rey +!

Entire tanto, la sena Frasquita, el Sc
nor Juan Lopez V Tonuelo avanzaban
hacia el molino, al c,lal llegaron pocos
minutes llespues.
i Yo entrare delante ! (exclam6 ell
Alcalde de monterilla,) Para algo SOY
Ia Autoridad !-Sigueme, Tonuelo V
Y. sen& Frasquita, esperese la puerta
hasta que yo la lame.
Penetr6, pues, ell ST.. Juan Lopez ba-
jo Ia para, donde VIC q la luz de Ia luna
un hombre casi jorobado, vestido como
sofia Ell Molinero con chupetin Y cal
zon lie pano pardo, faia negra, medias
aZules, montera murciana de felpa, el
capote de monte al hombro.
i FL es grito ell Alcalde. Favor
al Rey i Entreguese V. ito Lucas
Ei hombre intent6 meterse en- el mo-
limo
i Date ,-grit6 i an vez Tohuelo,
saltando sobre Il; cogiendolo por el
pescuezo, aplicandole una rodilla al es-
p;nQZo y haciGndolo rodar por TERRA.
Al mismo tempo otra especie de fe-
ia salt6 sobre Tonuelo, y, agarrandolo
dc Ia cintura 10 tir6 sobre eFempedra-
do y principle 4 darlo bofetones.
Era la sena Frasquita. que exclamaba
II Tunante Deja 4 mi lAicas
Fero eli este Qtra persona, que habia
aparccido lleyando del diestro una bor-
RIGA, metiose Tesueltamente entire los
dos, trato de saIvar 4 Toauelo
Era GaaduIa, que tomando al Aqua
Gil del Lugar por D. Eugonio dc Zdili-
ga, le decla 4 la Molinera
II Sonora, reapete V. mi amo
Y la derrib6 de espaldas sobre ell lu-
gareno.
la sena Frasquita, viendose entire dos
fuegos, descarg6le ent6nces Gardula
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tai rev6s en- medic del estomago, que
le hizo caer de boca tan largo como
era.
Y, con el, va eran cuatro las personals
que rodaban pol"el suelo.
Ell senor Juan Lopez impedla entire
tanto leyantarse al supuesto ito Lucas,
teniendole plantado un pie sobre los
rinones.
-; Garduna Socorro Favor al
Rey Yo soy el Corregidor !-grito al
fin este liltimo, siutiendo que la pezuna
del AIcalde, calzada con albarca de piel
de toro, 10 reventaba materialmente.
i El Corregidor Pues es verdad
--diio ell senor Juan Lopez, lleno de
asombrO. ..
-; Ell Corregidor !--repitieron todos.
Y pronto estuvieron de pie los cua-
tro derribados.
i Todo ell mundo L la carcel (excla-
mo D. Eugenio de Z1niga, iTodo ell
mundo 4 la horca
-Pero, scnor " observe ell senor
Juan Lopez, poniendose de rodillas }.
Perdone Usla que 10 haya maltratado!
/ Como habia 9e eonocer Usia coH
esa ropa tan Ordinaria
i Birbaro I! replied ell Corregidor):
4lgnna habia de ponerme No sabes
que me han robadQ IA mia? No sabes
que una compalia de lQdlQnes MaEda-
da por ell ito Lucas. ~
blients Y. -grit6 la navarro.
Esc1cheme y, se1a irssqqita ( lie
dijo Garduna, llamandola aparte. -
Con permiso del senor Corregidor y la
compana...-i ST listed no arregla este
nos van ahorcar 4 todos, empezando
por el ito I41cas
Pues lqqe ocurre 7-pregunto ia
sen1 Frasquita,
Que el ito Lucas andas d estas ko-
ras por la Ciudad vestido de Corregi-
DOR, y que Dios sabe 81 habra llega
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Pas6 mucho tempo, y nj abrieron, nj
contestaron.
La sena Frasquita estaba mas amari-
LA que la cera
Ell Corregidor Sc habia comido va to
das las unas de ambas manos.
Nadie decia una palabra.
Pun !..... Pun !.... Pun !....-gol.
pes y mas golpes a la puerta del Core
gimiento { aplicados sucesivamente POI
10; DDS Alguaciles''y por el Sr. Juan I4o-
pez; y NADIA, no respondia nadie l.. Nc
ADRIAN H.. No Sc movia una mosca
Solo Sc ola el claro rumor de los ca
nos de una fuente que habia EN- el patio
de la casa.
Y de esta manera trascurrlan minu-
tos, largos como eternidades
AL fin, ceroa de Ia una, ahriose nm
yeatanillo del piso segundo, y dijo una
voz femenina
Ii Quien?
Els la voz del anna de leche..-mur-
muro Garduna.
Yol respondi6 d. Eugenio de Z1-
niga. ii Abrid !!
dSO uH IuStitule tie StlehClO.
ID Y quien es V.?-replico luego Ia
#oqrissa.
u Rues no me est4 Y. oYendo s.
Soy el amo L.. i ol Corregidor H..
! Hubo otra pausa.
i Vaya V. mucho con Dios repu.
so In huena mujer. Mi amo vino hace
una lGra, y So acost5 on seguida.-
Acuestenae ustedes tambien, J dqer-
man ell vino que tendrdn en- ell cuerpo
Y la ventana Sc cerr6 de golpe.
La send Frasquita Sc cubrio 81 rostrc
con las manos.
Il Anna tron6 el Corregirlor, fueri
de 81. } No oye Y. que le digo que
abra 10 pqerta? 1 No oye V. que so,
yo?, 1 Quiere usted que Ia ahorqu'
| tamhien2
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-06-27
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j GAIA mayor anadi6 otro.
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- GAIA mayor !--anadi6 otro
-; May1scula respondi6 Garduha
solanente. J Figuraos 81 la cosa sera
delicada, cuando ell senor Corregidor Y
yo hacemos la batida por nosotros mis-
mos !-Conque..... hasta lnego, bnenas
piezas, y mucho 90!
-Vaya Y. con Dios, senior Bastian,-
repusieron todos, saludando Garduna.
Il Nj estrella Sc eclipsa murmuro
esta al sakf del Corregimiento. Has
ia las muieres me engaian la Moli-
nara sc encamin0 nj Lugar on busca de
gn. esposo, en- vez de venirse i Ia Ciu-
dad. ....- Pobre Garduna { Que Sc ha
hecho de tn olfato.?
Y discurriendo de este modo, empren-
di6 la yuelta al mohno.
RaEon tenia ell Alguacil para echar
de- menos su antique olfato, pues que
no vented 1 un hombre que sc eseon-
dia-sn aquel momento detras de unos
mimbres, 4 poca distancia de la Gu
dad, exclamando para su capote, 9 mas
bien para .su capa de grana
ii Guarda Pablo Por ALI yiege
Gardula,! .., rs menester que no me
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