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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-08-21
The Snfrn Tunnel.

When the flooded mines Of the Com
stock were relieved by the completion
Of the Sutro tunnel, the inundation Of
the shafts was reduced 100 feet in eight
hours. Mr.. SuirO. when honorcd with
n seTCnadc. made the longest speech uf
his Efe. "1t Is almost fifteen years. .''
said lac. since first proposed the con-
struction Of deep tunnel from the Car
son valley "a the Comstock lode. and
almost ten years ago the first pick was
struck in beginning a work which has
been continued since. hy day and night.
without any interruption. with an ex-
pcnditure oi $4,000. 600. To-day. for the
first time the water from the Comstock
mines flowed through the Sutro tunnel,
and II gladdcned all your hearts 10 sec
the stream Of limpid water. that had
caused many Of the mines on the Com
stock Lode TO lie idle for years in inn
potent efforts 10 tree them from it. make
its appearance at the tunnel entrance.
Some people who had foresight sufficient
knew more than ten years ago that the
day would come when these mines could
be worked no longer; but the great
unthinking mass. who only live from
day to day, looked upon the undertaking
Of piercing these mountains rs one so
gigantic and protracted that they ridi-
culed the idea. and gave it hut little en-
couragemcnt. The day will come when
there viii he avenues under these noun
tains In every direction, with trains Of
cars coming and going throughout the
day and night; and when we shall reach
under the top of Mount Davidson at a
depth Of 5000 feet beneath its summit,
treasures may be uniolded: :of which none
of us have any conception.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-08-21

should be fastened directly against llIs
building. But the most important pre-
caution ~ TO make sure that the bottom
end OF the rod has a large conducting
surface In contact with the earth. Better
few feet down into dry earth: The uroner
way Is 10 solder the bottom end of The
ROD TO a metal water pipe or gas pipe In
the ground. If there are no pipes. then
make long trench and put In some good
conducting material. such ns fine char
coal, or hard coal dust, iron ore. or old
iron, making good connection between
the bottom end Of the rod and this con
ductinU material
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-08-21
Indian Rabies.

That an Indian mother loves her babe
is clearly shown by the care which she
bestows upon its cradle. adorned with
the richest bcqdwork and embroidery.
The foundation of this cradle Is an un-
yielding board upon which the baby can
be firmly lashed at full length on iis back.
This board is usually covered with softly
dressed buckskin, with flaps and pouches
IN which 10 envelop the baby; other
tribes not rich or fortunate enough TO
procure this material. have recourse 10 q
neat combination of shrubwood poles,
reed splints, grass mating and the son
and fragrant ribbons of the bass or lin
den tree bark. Sweet grass Is used here
as a bed for the youngsters tender back.
or else clean dry moss plucked from the
bended limbs Of the swamp-firs; then,
with buckskin thongs OF cords Of plated
grass, the baby Ii bound down tight and
secure, for any and all disposition thai
its mother may see fit 20 make Of Il for
the next day OF two. Perhaps for two or
three hours out Of the twcniy-four the
babies are allowed 20 roll about on tho
grass; but the minute Il begins to whim-
per the mother eiaps Il back into its
cradle. where 1t rests with emphasis, for
Il can there move nothing save It's head;
go Car from dfsliking these rigid couches,
the babies actually sleep better In them
than when free. and positively cry 10 be
returned to them when neglected and leh
longer than usual nj liberty. This fact h
certainly an amusing instance Of the fcrca
of habit.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-08-21
A Novel (,ure.

Tom johnson. of the poorhouse, has n
faculty of getting considerable work out
of the inmates under his charge. There
was one who made up his mind not to
work at all, although he was capable If
doing considerable. To avoid IL he
kept in bed and made out 10 be i'll. de-
manding the attention of the physician.
That gentleman stated that there was
nothing the matter with him. Tom
thought he could cure him. and the
other night placed coffin In his room.
When the old man awoke the first thing
that met his gaze was the wooden
overcoat," which stood nc the foot of the
bed This seemed 10 animate him. lIc
arose early. dressed himself and informed
Tom that he thought he was better. and
asked the steward If there wasn't some.
thing he could do around the house.
lie has been busy ever since. -Dabag,,,
Herald.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-08-21
FOR THE FAIR SEX.
Only Thyseif.

Yhe following verses appeared many years
since In an English provincial paper, but at
tactcd less attention than their great beauty
merits. The speakers are dying girl aud
her lover Tho ardent passion manifested by
The youth suggests TO the girl several images
under which she supposes that he will delight
% personiiy her after death. The stanzas are
IN the form OF = dialogue-the girl suggesting
Che particular images in succession and the
bver responding:
Rven ~ a fowerT"
"No, flirest, be not To me as II flower,
The uncertain sun calls forth its odorous
breath;
The sweetest perfume gives the specdiest
death
Fhe sport and victim OF summer hour.
Faircst, be not a nowcr"
Even as n star"
No, brightest, be not to mo ~ Il star;
lis one OF the millions, and the hurryng
cloud
on wraps the gltt'ring splendor in it's
shroud;
Morn pales its luster, and it shines ,uur.
Brightest be not star"
"Even IA n dover"
No, purest, be not TO me MS dove
Tho 81 oier Oft breaks in upon its rest,
Robbing the downy joys of its soft neat,
And plunging silence through its native grove.
Purcst, be not dove"
EVEN IA n rock'"
- No, my most faithful, be not IA a rock;
1t mocks the embracing wave. or stands
alone
In loveless gloom, in dreary waste un
known,
censelcss alike to fortunes smile or shock.
Changeess. b. not a rock"
"Evcn as-mysoli!"
Ny souls best idol, be but as thysclt;
Brighter than star, iairer than flower;
Purer than dove, and in thy spirits power
stcadier than rock
Yes be thyself, thyself only thyseli'"
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-08-21
News and Notes women.

Two American ladies astonisncd the
inhabitants of Rome by u velocipede
sace the other day.
The city guilds Of London have set
apart E300 annually for the training of
women, establishing n school of wood
engraving.
Worth, the Partisan man-miliner,
will not make n dress, material supplied
by the customer, for less nan 1900 or
$500, and he has all he can attend to at
Mat price.
Paulina Kunze, an Alsatian girl of
sghteen, has been sentenced to three
months Imprisonment for speaking
disrcspectiully of the Grand Duke of
Baden, at the sight of his photograph
At Nashville, Tenn, the degree Of
Master of Arts Was conferred by the
faculty of Vanderbilt University upon
Miss Kate Lupton, because. rs the chan
eellor stated, she had won it in mas
terly manner, having passed most salts
hctorily all the examinations to which
the young men were subjected"
A new order Of anniversary weddings
E End Of one year, the cotton we'd
ding; two years, the paper; three, leather
or straw; five, wooden; seven. wooden !;
ten, tin; twelve, silk and fine linen !;
fifteen, crystal; twenty, porcelain and
delft; twenty-five, silver; thirty, pearl
and ivory; forty. rubics and garncts !;
nifty. golden, and scventy-fivc the dia-
mond wedding.
A woman speaker at n recent tenn
perance convention in Ohio remarked
that women work persistently. Last
summer. on her way to Lake Side, she
saw man and woman hoeing corn. As
the train approached, the man stopped
work, leaned on the hoc-handlc, and
Eazed mt the flying carriages. For
aught she knew he yet stands there look
ing. But the woman hoed right on.
only glancing at the passing train.
Antoinette Brown Blackwell writes:
" Family interests, instead Of suffering
from the widening of womanly influence,
must be surely ennobled and benefited
proportionately with the wider sympa-
thies of n more enlightened motherhood
Tenderness Is not incompatible with q
reach of intellect, nor have head
and heart been so constituted by
the All-Father that they must dwell in
perpetual rivalry"
a flourishing Partisan art threatens tc
take root in London. 1t IL an old trick
in Paris for extravagant young women
10 ltht LIitiI iONfTS INTO ltWtleIH SHOPS
and TO induce these lovers to purchase
for them, Mt an immense price, articles ot
jewelry made Of paste. the ladies and
jewellers sharing the profits between
them. now hear of dressmaker hav-
ing in her pay certain elegant females,
who get men to order handsome dresses
from her which are never sent home.
This will probably be accepted IA the
newest development of the cooperative
system. - London Mayfair.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-08-21
lady Gamblers.

The number of lady gamblers in Lon
don Il increE| z steadily. a CORES
pondent of tlI1 Rdndard states that
there is more gambling among women
at the present time than has been the
ease since public gaming tables were
put down by act Of Parliament. The
harmless bet Of few pairs of gloves mt
the race meetings Is now considered far
beneath the notice Of dashing ma
tron or fast maiden. There are not
few female "plungers on tho turf who
put the pot on" as the idiotic .iargon
Of the race course has 1t, with rs much
sagerness as most dissipated subaltern
at the Raleigh. who stands 10 win n
heap of money at Ascot or Mt Goodwood.
with the alternative Of running his old
father, the country rector, If he loses,
and allowing his sisters portions to be
swallowed up in paying his debts of
honor" If the female plunger be un-
married she has recourse probably to
some accommodating dressmaker, or
worse still, accepts pecuniary help from
some male friends. and perhaps puts her
self for life in the power of man who
will one day make her pay dearly for her
ndiscretion.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-08-21

Cleobulus was born Mt Lindus, on the
island Of Rhodes; one of the wise men
Of Greece. lie was brilliant literary
sharaqter. We find in Rev. John Cor
mack's Lives" tine following beautiful
enigma of which he was the author
/" am n father who has twelve sons,
each of whom has thirty daughters, but
the degrees OF their beauty are very dIf
ferent; the oountcnances of some are
white, of others very black; tlfcy nre
all immortal and yet they die every
day" This implies the year.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-08-21

Which being arranged in the form of n
sentence. gives Napoleon on olcOn Icon
con dpolcon poicoa." This In the Greek
for " Napoleon. being the lion of the
people, wis marching on, destroying the
cities"
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-08-21
A prophecv.

Whole books of latter-day prophecies
were once founded on the similarity of
the names of Napoleon and Apollyon. or
Apoleon. the dark angel; and one French
Republican. hy writing and analyzing.
produced the following.
NAPOLEON.
APOfEoS.
PoLEoN.
OLEoN.
LRoN.
EoN.
Og
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-08-21

Major j. NJ. Walsh. who has become
famous in the Indian country as the Off.
Ger of the Canadian Mounted Police. in
charge of the camp of Sitting Bull and
the Unapapa Sioux. hss contributed
several columns ofopinion and narrative
TO n Chicago paper lie thinks Sitting
Bull is well disposed toward the United
States. but adds this criticism Of the In
dian policy: "You can't make two gov
ernments--one for the Indian and one
for the white man. You don't need
them. Treat the Indian like white
man from the start Show him that YOU
recognize the fact that he has rights. and
point out to him what those rights are.
Teach him that the white mans rights
and his are identical. Then show him
that he will be projected in his rights.
and that he will be punished II he in
fringcs on the rights of others, and the
business Is sTttled." And Ii Is by en-
forcing this policy, he says. that Canada
has been enabled tolive at peace with the
savages for n generation.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-08-21

We find this interesting question and
answer In the Notes and Queries" de-
partment of the Scientific A1scrioaa -
A. NJ. asks Are glass insulators indis-
pensable or not in putting up lightning
rods on buildings. for protection against
the electric currentP Some parties have
been putting up rods here without in
sulators, using only strips of zinc 10 hold
them tn walls and roofs Our people
are Ignorant on the subject. and would
he glad TO see n full explanation In your
valuable scientific journal. a. Insu-
lators should not be used. The rod
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-08-31
CODIGO PENAL
Ley de Eljuicismiento Criminal
PARA PUERTO-RICO,
MANDADOS OBSERvAR POR REAL DECRETO
DE % DE MAYO DE 1879.

Habiendu remitido ell Ministerio de
Ultramar al Gobierno General de Puer-
tc-Rico la edicion Official del C6digo
Penal, sellado con el seilo del Mininte
rio, Y, por 10 tanto, la 1nica edicion au
torizads, y habiendose adjudicado en-
concurso la venta de dicha obra 4 la
Administration del BoLETIN, Sc avira d
las personas que gusten adquirirla, que
% halla de venta en- esta casa, Fortsl--
"a 81, al precio de un peso ell eiemrlar
encuadernado Ia r1stica advirtiendo
que, debiendo hacer entrega mems ua:
dc las cantidades percibidas por este
eoncepto, la venta del Codigo penal y
Icy de Enjuiciamiento Criminal ha dt
hacerse precisamente al contado.
Tambien Sc encuaderna en- pasta 4
precios convencionales.
Las personals de fuera de esta Cspi-
tai que desearen proveelse del Coz fGo
pueden mandar, ademas de un peso en-
sellos 4 Ia par, tres sellos mas para el
certifcado y franqueo, y a vuelta de
eorreo recibir&n ell libro.
La Administration del BOlettn.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-08-31
AVi5o.

j. II. Cooper & Co, de este comercio, ha'
eto e raezar 81 Sv UU
anuncian en- venta en- pdblica subasta, entire
otros efectos los siguientes:
I'm ancon como de veihte toneladas, un i'd.
id. Id. 1o i'd, cuatro fondos de hierro (Garron),
uno de 45O galones, dos de $50 y uno de l00,
hero para llantas de carros, maQuinas de co.
ser, capas de gonna, palas de corte de bote,
azadas, clavcS de tenelero, limas para maqui.
maria, tornillos y clavos galvanzados, pinturaa
y aguarras, cuatro cabdlIos de slla, dos caba.
llos de ceehe, uuos potros potrancas de bue-
ma raza.
La venta tenira lugar en- las oAcinas de los
que suscriben cn Ia playa de Naguabo ell dia
de setiembre pr6ximo la una de la tarde
Naguabo 2l de agosto de 1871 H. Coo.
per C CO. 3-3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-08-31
Aqua
inero-Hledicinales de COanlo.
PUERTO-RICO

Temperature de las aguas 45o s del term6-
metro centigrado.
Peso especiflco con relacion al aqua des+
tilada 1928.
Analisis qufmico. En- 1000 parties do sgua
Acido azotico indeterminado.
Idem carbonico 81. $40 parties.
Idem sulhudrico 23. 470 idem.
Idem ciasdddrico 0. 544 gramoss
Carbonate de cal 0. 351 idem.
Idem id. n1agnesia 49, 720 idem.
Sulfato de cal 0. 264 idem.
Idem id. magnesia 0.540 idem.
Idem i'd. hierro $500 idem. ~ Il
Slice 07O8 idem..
Grandos dep6sitos para enfriar las aGuas
la temperature que sc necesite.
Poseen estas aguas las siguientes propiedA-
des: depuratives, lazantes, sudorffcas, re.
vulsivas, sedanteS Y tonicaS SeguD la fOrmA
temperature de su uso.
Sorprendentes resultados en- las siguientes
Intermediates; dyspepsia, gastritis, gastral-
obstrucciones del higado, braZo y mesente-
rio, intermtentes antiguas que Sc hallen Sos
tenidas porinfaritos de las mismas visceras,
hidropesias pasivas cuyas causas sean los
mismOs infartoS, Stills constitutional, afee-
clones reumaticas cronicas, artritis del mis-
mo caracter paralisissin lesion org8nica del
cerebro, en- las que reconocen por causas los
colicos nerviosos de plomo, ciatieas y tu-
mOreS eScrOfulOsOs.
AdmirabIes resuitados en- ell vicio ven6reo,
herpetico dlceras aque ambos dan Iugar.
Las leucorreas y blenorragias siempro 90
modifcGn ventajosamente.
En- las Intermediates del aparato- gentle.
urinario colicos nefriticos, escasez de la ae-
erection de la orina, alteration del nquid0
segregado y formation de arenillas, usada9
las aguas en- bebidas y balos siempre son
titles
Empleadas las aguas en- forma de irrigA-
cion toda su temperature, alivian y aun
curan las neuralgias, la rigidez y contraction
de los miembros.
M6dico- director, Sr. DR.. d. PEDRO HERMAN.
DEF SANTIAGO.
UsERA Il BIANoH.
hta. 25 jul. 80. administrators.
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c'anga para .:s ::n,:'s:o's::.

En- Ia impronta del BoLEr1N SO venden
a N @nos del cosro, jantas 8 separadas
dos magn'ficas y iegitimas prensas de
mano nucvss de Washington n1mero 2
y 3 con. moldes para rolos y demas que
har trai)o de Ia f}hrica. La mum. 2
tiene ia platina de 1921 pulgadas iu-
gelsas y ia num. 3 lie 20>>25 respecti-
vamente.
Estdn casi sin uso y SO pueden Yer
flDrionar. La NUN. 2 SO da en- 5000 Y
IN $50 la mum. B, ambas al contado.
Ga, stan Ell fabrica SITS y 5000 solo
SO @srega nn 25 p.S por los costos de
comision, giros, fetes, seguros y dere-
chos. Es una GANGA.
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COnSulado de Fralcia,

Este Consulado invita- & la familia Lelou.
Nine. Camille Caroline Zee Laporte M. Pierre
Orsini, herrero, Agosiini (Thomas), Auziani
(Toussaint), Bartholonei (Ange), Battisti IAN
dire }, Calvani Antoine), Defendi Charles
Lonis), Fabiani Francois Antoine), Forticelli
Jean Laurent(, Ginestra (Antoine Mathien),
Luigi tFrancois). Nassau (Dominique), Toma-
SIM Franeois Methieu). Vecchini tCharles),
ra asuntos que les interesan. Sc suplica las
persenas que los conozcan den al Consulado
noticias de sus paraderOs.
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Los aparatos para cutivar la terra por medic del
yaDor. fabricados por la casa de los se6ores John
Fowler Comp. de Leeds. han obtenido en- las expo
siciones de cas todos los pafses Gel mundo, cento
clnco premios de primera case, 81 medal $l5 900
cia gran utdad de estos aparatos. Sc han expe-
dido de Ia fabrica hasta la fecha sobre 5000 juegos
de aparaos completes, aden1as de gran nnmaro par
cialmente. Las meioras introducidas en- los dtimos
tres aos &c para adaptar mejor estos agarates al cut
que para cumplir con los pedidos es menrster des-
pachar semanalmente ses aparatos completes. Y te-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-08-31
IA ILUSTRACIOU PUGRT0-RIQUI1A.
CENTRIC DE PUBIICACIONES
Y TALLER DE ENCUADERNACION,
~. FORTALEZA-47.
Obras recibidas por ell tiltimo ccrreo :

Obras recibidas por ell 1ltimo ccrreo {:
Los Caballeros del Amor, con lami-
mas al eromo, por Algaro Carrillo
2 tomo pasta .:...:. :. .,.....$5 =.
Corle Cortijo, premiada por la Aca-
demia, por "A. Urtado t. p........ 3 ..
Farmacia Operatoria sea Farmacia
Experimental, por Raimundo Fors
E0yronl9i woTlnei ~ T. astral No; Rn Il
chardat, 1873 It p......,........ 2 =.
Diccionario Encclop6dico de Ia Len
qua Esp&flola 1878, varios t. p... II -.
Nuevo Diccionario de la lengua cas-
tellana d. X. B. t. p............. SO
Misterios de Paris, por Eugenio Sue,
Ell Corazon r en- la mano, por f. Perez
EScrlch, t. p....................... so
Los Juramentos de amor, por Anto-
nio de Padua t. p................ 4 so
Jugar con ell corazon, por A. de Pa
"a. aua, a,s T. dppados p nor dem d 81 20
Lii Divina Comedia del Dante, AL
chlen l t. p.......,......... -. ..
Manuscriro de una Madre, por E.
Perez Escrich t. p............... 6 {:
Orlando Furioso, D. Ludovico Orios-
to t. percallna. ...........:..... =.
La Mesiada, por G.. Klopstock t.
La Jerusalem Libertada, por Tass6
l t. porcal1na. .:..........:.:.... 90
Los Luciadas, por Camuens t. i'd. 80
Los dulces de la boda, por Eusebio
BlaScOz I. pasta -.
Obras populares, por Antonio True
ba t. p..... .....:..:. -.
Oscar y Amanda, por Regina Maria
Roche. he..................... 50
Julieta Romeo, por Guillermo Sha
Kerpeare t. p.,................ SO
Ell Tribunal de Ia sangre, por r. Or
tega y Frias t: .........;. -.
Tratado elemental de Fislca, por A.
III Mnndo en- o. f. mano v;aia ninto.
resco q las cinco parties del mundo,
Dor los mas celebres viaieros At. p. 80 -.
RI1STTCA
~ 49, n,o 4ao
Manuai a % ue Ia Naoua I,e8%n ano Cia nt;a
ue eostulas, 3, 4ofuauos, aoleS aran-
,I;ii5y ciaies uemaS nl 1 ,tsooies oT@ ue auofno
tn uCliluau nna' p",a tas eoLodSS ~ a.+1 seldo,r
faoon sas con u raaloS eLoo1 G1 cTr.H eon
sacar patrones aerandarlos dis
minmirlos mimi % esniicacion do los tar.
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ner en- construction constantemente ciento cincuen
ia pares de maquinas con sus correspondientes ac-
cesorios agricSas. ell empleo de 400 operarioS,
Las ventajas que ofrece el arado al vapor al propie
tario SON. independenca relativa con respecto los
trabaios. consiguiendose ademas taner las uerras
meor aradas istas mas atiempO. resultando de ese
modo grandes economics en- 81 cultivo mayores
prod:lctos.
Las ventaias que ofrecen las meoras arriba indi-
cadas, e tener igual fnerza de TRACTION con maQuf
mas mas ligeras manuables mayor fuerza de re-
sstencia en- las ras naZas nor 81 uso del acero
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Aviso al pdblico.

Por ell presente auto. anuncio al pdb'ico que
Sc me ha extraviado un medic billete del n1-
nero 9,8O4, correspondence al sorteo quese
celebrara en- la Capital de e, ia 1sla el dia 80
de agosto eorriente, fin de que ell que 10 ten
ga Ell su poder sepa quien es ell leg'timo due
no para ell case de que resulte premiado.
Areclbo, agoste 23 de 1879-A ruego de
uan SerrAnO, s. GOngdles 2-3
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Sidra de Gijon en- El Cotn,ado.
MANUAL DE- MORAL.

Manual de Moral Prdntica q relag'oso
para uso de las esctelas p,'inoaraos de ttNa-
bos sr1os de los padres q naadres de fa-
milia: obra adoptada de texto para las
escuslas de esta Isla, traducida del fran
css por D. M. do los A. Arroyo y CO.
rregids por D. Nicolas Aguayo, e. edi'
cion.
So yende q 2 reales ejemplar y & Is
Is reales docena en- la imprenta del
BoLETIN MERCANTIL.
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"A ITSfllGI0u GALLEGA Y lSfUlIlII.

A esta magnfina Revista lustrada, dedica-
a exclnsivamente las provincias que indica
81 tftulo, puede suscrbirse el que guste en- la
inaprenta del BOLETIN.
Preeio de suscripcion pesos espaholes al
sKo. HAY coecciones completas desde enero
en- que empez6 publicarse.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-08-31
Sc SOLICIT

En- la hojalaterfa de Gregorio Laguna.
Fortaleza so, I'm Official de esta profession. Ia
persona que estando en- el campo desee coloe
carse, SO le proporcionara casa comida. 70.
pa limpia y un sueldo conventional.
Puerto Rico II de Agosto de'ls79.
kta, 20 de Agte,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-08-31
MaderaS de ausubo superior.

Los abajo firmados tienen encargo de ven-
der varias maderas de ausubo, bien aserradas
y superiores precios muy ventajosos entire las
que figuran las siguientes
Vigas de varas de largo y 1916. 9.u.
Viguetas de varas de largo 8><4. ,
Alfagfas de i'd i'd. i" 1~>3.
Cuartones de 6, 8 ~ 10 varas de largo Y 4><6
c.. Audibred 6 Go.
' E @ h. 30 s.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-08-31

NOTA.-I4os p9sajes tonados bordo Co.'S
taran 25 p.S recargo.
Sc expenden Billetes de ida y vuelta, pa
ra pasljes de primera con I'm 25p.9 rebaja
v;alidos por 80 dias desde su fecha..
Los ninos memories lie amos, unO gratis,
de 3 q aflos solo la cuarta parte, y de a
i2 amos pagaran la mitad del pasaje.
Los pasaieros de cubierta han de llevar
consigo los enseres de CANA sus provisio-
nes.
Para mas pormenores dirigirse en- San
Juan Puerto Rico, los Agentes generates.
SILVA Co.