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The Democratic advocate., 1878-12-14
Poultioes.

The common practice in making poul-
tices of mixing the linseed meal with hot
water, and applying them directly to the
skin, is quite wrong, because, if we do not
wish to burn the patient, we must wait
until great portion of the heat has been
lost. The proper method is to take a
flannel bag (the size of the poultice re-
quired, } to fill this with the linsced poul-
tice as hot as it can possibly be made, and
to put between this and the skin second
piece of flannel, SO that there shall be at
least two thicknesses of flannel between
the skin and the poultice itself. Above
the poultice should be placed more flannA
or piece of cotton wool, to prevent it
from getting cold. By this method we are
able to apply the linseed meal boiling hot,
without burning the patient, and the heat,
gradually difusing through the flannel
affords grateful sense of relief which cam
not be obtained by other means. There
are few ways in which such marked relief
is given to abdominal pain as by the ap-
plication of poultice in this manner
DR.. T. Lauder Brupton, IN Brain.
The Democratic advocate., 1878-12-14

"Did I ever love any other girl ?" re-
peated prospective bridegroom, in answer
to a fearful inquiry of his intended. "Why
no, darling! of course not. Could you
ask such a question? You are my first
and only Lowell This heart knew no wax
ening until the sunshine of your love
streamed in and woke it to ecstacyT And
then he kissed her tenderly and went
home, and said to himself, ~ must hurry
those things out of the way right off, or
thcre'll be a rowP' and he collected to-
gether great pile of letters, written in all
kinds of feminine hands, with lots of faded
flowers and photographs, and locks of hair
and bits of faded ribbon, and other things;
and when the whole collection had been
crammed into the kitchen CRATE he drew
a deep sigh and said to himself, "There
goes all that's left of fourteen undying
loves Let EN- flicker"
The Democratic advocate., 1878-12-14

A CURIOSITY OF NUMBERs.-The mul-
tiplication of 987 ,654, ,321. by 40 is A.
44444S 44444,4 ,444, AS. Reversing the order Of the
digits and multiplying 123, ,456, ,789 BY As
we get the result equally curious, So, $685.
555,505. IF we take 123, ,456, ,789 as the
multiplicand, and interchange the figure
of 45, take 54 as the multiplier, we obtain
another remarkable product, {, ,666, ,666, COG.
Returning to the multiplicand first used,
987, ,654 ,321, and taking 81 as multiple
er again, we get $685., ,333, ,334-all
threes except the first and last figures
which read together "a, the multipIier.
Taking the same multiplicand and using
q, the half Of 81, as the multiplier, we
get as product 26, ,666, ,666, ,667-alI six
es except the first and last figures, which
read together q, the muItiplier. Next,
interchanging the figures in the number
q, using 72 as the multiplier with 987, :
654, ,321 as the multiplicand, we obtain
the product Z | Ill Ill ,112, all ones ex-
cept the first and last figures, which read
together give 72, the mu!tiplier.
Equally curious results may be obtalasa
by multiplying these digits, written either
way, BY 8 OF the figures composing she
multiples of nine variously in9srchanged.
The Democratic advocate., 1878-12-14
Eatable Birds Nests.

Eatable birds nests are found for the
most part in the islands of Java, Borneo,
Sumatra and the CeIebes. The bird which
produces the nest is called the Salangane
swallow. 1t flies with wonderful speed
and precision, and on the Javan coast,
where the surge breaks wildly against the
precipitous cliffs and caverned rocks, these
birds may be seen in swarms, darting
hither and thither. Their nests are fixed
to the cliffs or just inside the caverns.
What sort of thing, then, is the eatable
birds nest that the wealthy Chinese are
so fond of? 1t is that portion of the fab
ric which serves as sort of bracket, on
which the real nest (made of grass, sea-
weed fbres, small leaves, etc., is built. 1t
is transparent, something like isinglass.
1t was formerly supposed that this gela-
tine-like substance was prepared by the
bird from seaweed and other marine plants.
This, however, is a mistake. DR.. Bern
stein has found that the glands under the
tongue of the bird are of great size. On
opening the bill they are seen as large
swellings, one on either side, and these
chiefly supply the material for making the
brackets. The birds secrete in them a
soft gum-like substance, which can be
drawn out of the mouth in long threads,
and in the air it soon dries and is found
to be the same, even when viewed through
the microscope, as the bracket material.
Such is the demand for this dainty and so
hiUh is ifs market yalue that hundreds of
men spend their lives in the perilous work
of collecting these so-called nests from the
frightful cliffs, precipices and caverns; and
the Chinese spend about million and
half dollars annually in the purchase of
this, which, when rendered into soup or
jelly, they regard as the most delicious of
food.-SaEem, Oregon, West Shore.
The Democratic advocate., 1878-12-14

reaching from their neck to their knees,
and they are the best dressed Of all the
laboring people of Singapore. The great
mass of the people do not waste their
money for clothing. The skin of the Ma
lay is not like our Indian or negro, but
sort of bronze color. Most of the popula
tion go into the water several times day.
All along the streets we see the naked
heather sleeping in the sun, with the
thermometer at 820 in the shade. They
sleep half the day and all of the night.
They eat but little and work less
We inquired for hotels and found there
were two quite famous, we'll known by all
who travel over these seas-The Paddy
Goose Hotel, Madras Bob landlord, and
the Hotel De fEurope, were recommend
ed. The name of the former sounded
quite unique in our ears, but we did not
venture. We afterwards learned that
Madras Bob was celebrated landlord,
having no superior for thousand miles
around. Wesought the Hotel Del Europe
and wer2 satisfied The hteol building is
of solid stone, sixty or seventy feet high
and of only two stories 1t is located in
the centre of garden adorned with flow
ers, shrubs and trailing vines, many of
which are new to us. 1t is our first view
of the tropics, and all seems romantic and
beautiful. A grove of graceful palms
shade the house, and their high and feath.
cry heads wave in the breeze. The park
is in front of the hotel, and beyond the
park the beautiful bay, with the shipping
of many nations. The hotel is elegant,
and not surpassed anywhere. We had an
English-speaking waiter behind US, and all
our wants were supplied. The bill of fare,
printed in French, was varied and exten-
sive. The game was abundant, and we
never saw such variety of fruit before.
The Democratic advocate., 1878-12-14

Miss Susan King, of Harlem New York,
recently saw the following advertisement
in a country newspaper
How TO GET RIcH.-A Rare Secret-Send
twenty-five cents to Geo. Fullerton, box 413,
Portland, Me.
Prompted by curiosity, she forwarded the
money, and received the following reply,
Work like the devil, and never spend a
cent
The Democratic advocate., 1878-12-14
Select Aoetrg.
THE COMING OF WINTER.
BY A. J. H. DUGANSE.

BY A. J. II. DUGANNE.
The piping wind its pih7och walls
Through highland glens and lowland wales;
The stars look down with frosty glow;
The skies grow dim with gathering snow.
The fox deserts the barren heath;
The covering rabbit hides beneath;
On sounding wings, for Southern skies.
The birds from all our woodland rise.
The leaves are crisp, and all their fires
To ashes sink, in funeral pyres
Or, scattered far by whirling gust,
Are lost, like human lives in dust.
Fit season this, for solemn thought,
When beauty fades and strength is nought;
And all the ripeness of the year
Must molder on his wintry bier.
And yet through all these shadows gray
glory bourgeons from decay;
And close behind the wintry storm
Abides the south-wind, soft and warm.
Be welcome, then, the falling leaf
As ripening fruit or bursting sheaf,
Be welcome, then, the coming SHOWS,
As springing grass or blooming rose.
Alike the months their lessons teach;
The seasons still their sermons preach,
While human hearts the promise hail;
"Seed-time and Harvest shall not failT
The Democratic advocate., 1878-12-14

The AcAcIA.-The acacia, sometimes
mere shrub, but frequently a large tree,
was brought from Australia. There are
probably now more than twenty varieties
in California. The eucalyptus family, gen
orally known as gum trees, embracing now
as many as twenty varieties, have all been
imported from Australia. Aside from the
great value of some of these trees for pur-
poses of forestry, no tree has ever been
introduced in California which can be used
with such advantage to change the whole
aspect of landscape. 1t viii grow on
bleak and barren hillsides, and will assume
almost any desirable shape for ornamental
purposes. In three or four years home
stead may be SO changed by the judicious
planting of this tree as to present little of
Its original aspect. It's sanitary influence
has been much discussed of late, especially
abroad, and the conclusions generally are
that it is tree Of great value in this re-
spect.-,San Francisco Bulletin.
The Democratic advocate., 1878-12-14
Tbroughout France gardening is prac

Throughout France gardening is practi-
cally taught in the primary and elemeu-
tary schools. There are at present twenty
eight thousand of these schools, each of
which has garden attached to it, and is
under the care Of a master capable Of i'm
parting knowledge Of the first principles
Of horticulture.
The Democratic advocate., 1878-12-14

A courteous old clergyman being told a
very tough story said ;-"Since you were
an eyewitness, suppose / must believe
you, but don't think I'd have believed it
if I'd seen it myself"
The Democratic advocate., 1878-12-14

Life is made up, not of great sacrifices
and duties, but Of little things, in which
smiles and kindness, and small obligations,
given habitually, are what win and pre-
serve the heart, and secure comfort
The Democratic advocate., 1878-12-14

"Do fishes grow crazy?" is conun-
drum proposed by Seth Green. Some
times they get in seine.
The Democratic advocate., 1878-12-14

He who doth the printer pay will go to
heaven sure some day; but he who meanly
cheats the printer will go where there is
never winter.
The Democratic advocate., 1878-12-14

An enterprising Iowa man has named
his daughters Time and Tide, SC. they will
wait for no man, and have got first mort
gage on matrimony to begin with.
The Democratic advocate., 1878-12-14

IfDr. Armitage theory ofthe necessity
of a Joyful religion were more generally car
ried out there would probably be fewer
empty seats in the churches. A visit to
most modern houses of worship is enough
to give one the blues for whole year.
The Democratic advocate., 1878-12-14

To enjoy life you should be little mis-
erahle occasionally. Trouble, like cayenne,
Is not very agreeable in itself, but it gives
zest to other things.
The Democratic advocate., 1878-12-14

A passionate man should be regarded
with the same caution as loaded blum
derbuss, which may accidentally go OFF
and do us an injury.
The Democratic advocate., 1878-12-14

He said he rather guessed he knew how
to sail boat-but the gentle zephyrs that
kissed the wavelets over his watery grave,
mournfully whisper, "He lufed not wisely.
The Democratic advocate., 1878-12-14

Don't ask an old maid her age, nor an
editor who is the author of that letter from
Bungonuck. Those are delicate questions.
The Democratic advocate., 1878-12-14

SunAowers are coming into use in the
treeless parts of Minnesota, as fuel. The
crop on two acres will warm family all
winter aud make roaring FIRE, too.
The Democratic advocate., 1878-12-14

Il is little troubles that wear the heart
out. It is easier to throw bombshell
mile than feather-even with artillery.
The Democratic advocate., 1878-12-14

Let him that would move the world
first move himself. Socrates.
The Democratic advocate., 1878-12-14

Somebody pities the pupil of the eye
because it is always under the lash.
The Democratic advocate., 1878-12-14

oliver is king" in the kingdom of
hash, Of course.
The Democratic advocate., 1878-12-14

What insect does blacksmith manu-
facture2 He makes the FREELY.
The Democratic advocate., 1878-12-14

A good lawyer is not necessity, for
necessity knows no law.
The Democratic advocate., 1878-12-14

To be dumb for the remainder Of life is
better than to speak falsely.
The Democratic advocate., 1878-12-14
Original Qoetrg,
AUTUMN LEAVES.
Written for the Democratic Adcocate
BYJ. s. G.

W ItttCH JOf WV AS''NNS'
BY S. G.
Twisted and sere are the leaflets,
Naked and ghastly the trees;
Nothing but skeleton branches,
After the autumnal freeze.
Faded the garlands ofsummer,
Stricken the wild forests pride,
Flown are the fairy-like songsters,
over the white -foaming tide.
Slowly the emerald verdure,
Changed to fiery hue,
Mocking the bright -circled rainbow
Hung in the soft azure blue,
Gaily they tossed in the breezes,
Laughed at the swift, chilling blast,
Recked not that during the darkness,
Sentence of death had been passed.
Slowly and sadly the leaflets,
Came futtering one by ONE
Faster, till only the branches
Gazed at the slow-setting sun.
Dec. 2, 1878.
The Democratic advocate., 1878-12-14

Second Mortgages are not as a rule
good investments.
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al regresar q vapor de Ia Hahana tocara EN-

Puerto Plata. ~
Sc expenden billetcs de retorno para tres meses
con una reDala dc 70 pa, bucno Dor aflo para ls
Ylalcs trtiSatantcoS, SelS meSeS para las Antias
Sc hace una rebajX de sextO en- los tipos esableci
en- que g, lWporte del passe, carga en- su toali
qai Dor toqa IL fRnla Iuere igual al mp0rte total
del passage de cuAtfo pasajeroS adultos ds Camara
Fl ternlno IaIala, solo eolGprende los padres sus
mos sus cr1ados, la repaja Sc hara 4 las per-
Sonas que tomen bliletes de retorno 8 pasaieros
que t0nan oiiietes los preeos mas haios para des
de Europa.
Los nifos menos de amos uno gratis de 8 q la
euaEta pafte, > de IL ia mitRd
: Los paSaJeros para Franeia cualouier parte de
Europa, pueiten ldedar Is dias en- Inglaterra ST as
GUSTAV vice versa los para lnglaterra puedcn que
Gar On Francla, Los basajerOs por estOs yapores
tehdran el prviego de yajaF en- el eamino de hero
enItre Onerooufg. Parls. Plymouth L0ndres. una
reDala de 10 Pr los embarcados on este puerto
Esta proniDld9 q los pasaleros embarcando en-
este puerto tomar biletes sino casa de los A9en-
tes en- San fR PuertoRico, Sres. Litimer IL CO: ell
paSaie tomado bofao pagara 10 pS de recargo
AQeIilas ue los pHertos hlspcionados arriba pue-
cen oDenerse passages por los yapor8G do esta Com
panla para los siguientes puntos: Antigua Barba-
Domlnioa, Granada, Grey Town. JaeInel, jamaica
la GaiEa, MRrtiRlcg, Port -au- Prince Puerto Iimon
Sayanilla Saint Kits Santa Lucia San Vicente To-
bago isla de Trinidad.
Sc exigen ahora precios modieos para los traspor-
tes dc tabaeo cafe Europa.
Para pQrmenores sobro pasaies. hetes demas di-
rigiTse 9 la Agencia de la Companfa.
La Compahia asegura toda clase de yalores oue
en- efectlyo metales prcciosos joyas se embarQuen
On los vapores de lP Inca con destino Eurspa San
Taomas. Habana, 8 cualGuer otro puntO da an ruta
-AReAtes, A6timeE n Cos
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Sc hallan de venta en- esta Administration '
precios modestos los siguientes:
Via-CrHcis, -Silabario libro primero de
Lectura Manual de Moral practice. .-Carti-
liza. Veterinaria popular - Eercicios de los
33 dias 9uirnaldas de divinas flores. ~Rubi de
la ninez. -Nueva vista al Santsimo Sacramen.
TO- -Boletin Eclesiastico Diecionario de la
Lengua Castellana --Ademas hay un cuadro al
cleo de San Rogue.
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yapor Manaela capitan Ftl'ldna
yrAJe PuRaro- Rico PoR Ell SUR DE SASTo DOMINGO
sHaus Ell sIeuIENTE IrIEERARIo.
" EL SkttDtkNlE n 1
7 n A
r e TOR N O.
CONsIGNATARTOS

NuRyrrAs. Sres d. ?. S. Dolz Comp.-GIBARA
Hueesores de Silva Rodriguez O2mp. .-BAEAcoA. Is
AIayo y Comp.-CuB4, Sres. ). l. hos 70 Gomp;- r.
mir, Bernedo.--AGUADILIA Sres. Amen. Jnlla Cs-
PurnTO- -RrOo Sres. Iriarte. Hermano do Caracena
y vComp.-SANTH6MAs. Sres. Lamb Comp.
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snoUNDo vIAJE MENsuAL.
RUTA "R.''
LLEGADA. SALLDA.

Cuando 81 mes anterior tenga 81 dias. las llegadas
salidas seran un dia anes en- el primer viaje men
sual. En- los meses de Julio. Octubre Dciembre el
vapor inges egara este puerto en- los dias Sefiaia
dos un da despues.
Para comodidad de los pssaieros e vapor do la
Isla llevara un intsrprete.
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HOTEL Y BANOS
Ola VIZCAINA." !"

FL acreditado hotel La vizcaina." cuyo nombre
es VA universalmente eonoeido. ha pasado la pro-
piedad do d. Manuel Rodriguez, antique dueiso de
La Corunesa.' -
part. ademas contando con excelentes baifos 4 IA
aura de los mejores de Europa. por denas esta en-
eareeer nuevamente las ventajas ofrece su pro-
mesa ocupah'!o sus numerosas habitaciones
Excelente seryicio. modicidad en- los precios. es-
paciosos ventiadOs cuartos y sobre toda un trato
una mesa esmeradfsimos. es 10 que brida los ae-
nores hudspcdes y concurrentes 81 reformado hotel
=" La Vizcaina"
Puerto Rico. Gallo de San Justo. n6ms 1syB.
Nbre. Is MANUEL RoDRIGuKz
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GUlI8 LEGi7IM0 DBL PERt

Lo tlenen do venta sos tonelada nasando 81 nall.
do dc 10 sacos s5s tonelada en- nnero hnstn 10 sa-
cos, los Sobrinos de Ezquiaaa -
Puerto Rico, oetubre IL dc 1877, Hta. % mar
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I1srA DE rRrc1os DE Los rAsAJEs DE /. orAsx.

En- q sI6 parties. en- sa una euarta parte de los
precos de IA Los pSaeroS de 50 clase han de llevar
consigo los enseres de cana las provsiones nece-
Los pasaies pQeden tomarse en- la Agencia hasta
una nora antes de- IL salida del vapor.
INGLATERRA Y FRANCIA.
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Troepciones de la sobredicha tarifa.

= Ninos de 4 u amos dc edad pagan la mitad
del tipo Que los adutos: nifios de amos de edad.
pagan Ia cuarta parte del pasale de un aduto nnos
de m6nOs de amos, gratis
B.-Eriadas que ocupan camaroteS tUman sus
comdaS sean oil salon de las dHmaS sea en- la ca
mara de suS amos, pagan dos terceras parties Del
pasaje de primera calmara eriados seran eolocados
on la segunda cAmara
III - Pasajeros de primera camara que deseen el
tso excusiyode camaTa, satisfarin dos Veces 81
II. .-Pasaleros que hagan el viaie 4 Europa por
aatog yApores dos yeees denro del t6rmino de doce
meses gOzaran de una rebaJa de 10 pa sobre el inn
porte del segundo biete al tomarlo,
F. PasajeroS que tomen blllete do prlmera CANA
m de ida yueta & Europa 8 yiee-yersa, goaran de
fo.Iue al servci0 dc Ia nea de HambUrgo, Billetes
siirectog para pnertos aende de Panama. seran OK
Uendid Is con las rebaias de costumbre que sneen
nceder las lfneas de conexion. por lns cuales oil
sDorte sea efeetuadQ.
stes de ida vaeta son valedsros por l2 meseG,
sstos. como los demas puedan transferirse
ia dc una sexta parte sobre el tlpo es-
se hara en- favor de familias. 5olamen-
importe del pasaje Isl fuese eaPga-
todos los indiyiduos de In familial
Fl pasaje de cuatro adultos.
milia padres, hij0s criados
9na que tome billete de ida
.s-ssssgsat- girse en- Aguadia Sc
fayaglez. Sres. Heise
ehroder Co.-Ea
vNK& CO
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PAlLAS PARA INGENIO.

Las hay de t0dos tamafios legftlmas de Carr, n.
hasta 500 galOnes. oil almacen de los Srea AAKl.L
JULIA CoMP.. do Aguadilla. Para mas porTsanores
dirgirse iOs citsdns safnres.
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AVISO.

El Licenciado en- derecho civil can6nico d. Juan
X. liamoS Felez partictpa los que queran utili-
ear sus seryicios haber alberto 81 estudio on Are
eloo Hta " mar.
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PreCios de los pasajes.

80 C6mara. - Desde Puerto Rico Europa
" Y vice-verSa .................. 81
pr,a - nesde Puerto-Rico d Europa. 15
Europa Puerto Rico. ...... lo3s
Fstos precios SON pagaderos en- ORC ingl6s 6 anne
.f.o Ia
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EN I'll ALMlCEN
DE
DON ALVAR0 VAZQUEZ,
DE PUERTO-RICO.
DE PUERT0-RIC0
81 EycuRSTRA D. YENTA 10 sIaUIENTE:


Hero en- barras cllapas lie todas dimen-
stones
Hero galyanizaslo del liso u acanalado, cum
brers canales. tornillos elavos para cI mis-
mo zinc
Acero fundido ortIinalio, tornilos iuer-
cas- de todas dlmenssnes, RIas de t0das classes
Cobre ell plancha para alambIques otros
nsos, rerneches eabillas barrss redondas.
| Cabas de hero galvanzado con sus arae-
delas
Clavos de hero galvanizado y de cobre pa
ra embarcaciones
Ejes de hierro bujes de todas clases para
caTretag Y c0ches.
Sorandas abrazaderas para idem.
Para sacar pieslrds, barras picos, cufas y
mandarfas y picos para los eaminos y carre-
teraS.
Pinturas, aceites = aguarras en- barricas
en- canas.
Ciavos de tonelero MIN. 8 10 de pales de
todas clases.
f. Azadas brnfidas medic bruiiir
| Ejes para toneleros de todas dimensiones
Coma en- plancha, primera clase. para juntas
de maqninalta.
| Sierras de are tronzadores, mimic en- polvo.
Efectos para buqucs, dep6sito de maderas
del pals, vigueria, NC.
| Sc admiten encargos de todas elases en- ma
quinaria y terreteria, eelumshs, balconajes, tn
bcrias para Hacienias &c., &c. d. 5.
Hero galVaniadO lse J acanalads,
DE CLAsE MUY SUPERIOR
Por su duracien y peso lyiane.
| Sc halla de yenta precios m6dieos en- 81 almacsa
de los seiIores
SILVA Co.
Tetuan-s9. Stbfe. %.
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PildOras Holloway.

Estas famosas pfdoras ejercen una infnencia
tan benefica en- ell est6mago, ell higado, los in
testinos y los riiones purifican tan compIeta-
mente la sangre, que han llegado disfrutar de
mayor venta que ningun otro medieamento.
Los que padecen debidad perdida de ape
tito recobrarin pronto la salud normal, totnaRdo
unas cuantas d6sis de este exceleRte relnetiio.
Las mujeres que heRlegado 10 edad eritica
deberian apelar las pildoras HOLLOWAY.
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BANOS DE COAMO.

Conocdos son en- toda la isla aun tIlerb le
ella los sorprendentes resultados obtenidos on
el uso de estas aguas minerales para In c i. ~
cion de la mayor parte de las intermediates
Los duehos del establecimiento con Ell I'm de
iaciitar Ell conocimieIIto de sus propiedades
medicinales, tanto los Medcos pare Is mejor
npcacion, como los enfer1nos que deseen
hacer uso de dichas aguas, remitiran gratis un
ejemplar de la Mcmoria escrita per el Dr. d.
Juan Usera y Alarcon, q todo el que nos envie
'u direction un sello de 25 centimos de pese.
q para el franqueo.
JUNO de lB77-Jos6 j. Usera.
hta. ~ Alb 1879.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-01-04
UI6UEIf0 H0LI0VlY

: No hay herida, dlcera nj llaga que dejen de
ceder a las propiedades sanativas de este in
comparable ungiento, el cual es especialmente
eficaz en- los cas0s de MALES DE PfERNAS
y de PEOHO. I.
Frotandose ell cuello el pecho dos veces al
dia con dicho balsamo, los constipados, las ts-
ses y la BR0NQUITIS, NO tardaran en- desapa
recer, con tai de que Sc tomen simultaneamen.
te las pidoras con arreglo les instrucciones
lmpresas de que elias van siempre acompa.
nadaS.
Antes de comprar, examinese con mucha
cautela ell r6tulo en- Ell bote la GAIA, para
cerciorarse 81 esta la direction 533, Oxford
Street, London, pues 81 no esta, ent6nces .
trata de perpetrar un descarado engaio.
B6r Sc invita- las persoaas que sean de-
fraudadas por los vendedores que expenden
las PilllOraS y el UngReato de HollO,cau Alsif.
cados, para que Sc silvan comunicafTne los
pormenores. nmediatamente hare formalzar
processes legales contra los ofensores, recon-
pensars liberalmente los delatores Dor el
trahajo que Sc tomes> comprometiendome
que no haya trascendencia de sus nombres.
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