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A "Country Bridal" in Queen Bess's

Laneham, in his "Progress of Queen
Elizabeth gives IN amusing descrip-
ton of ''country bridal' which the vir
gin queen witnessed when she was ut
Kenilworth, in 1876, After the wedding
there twas set up in the castle a comedy
quintane for feats ut armcs, where, in a
great company of young men and lasses,
the bridegroom had the first course ofthe
quintanc and broke his spear very bold
". ut his mare in his manager did a
little stumble, that much adoc had his
manhood to sit in his saddle. But after
the bridegroom had made his course, ran
the rest Of the band, while in some Or
der, but soon after tag and rag, cut and
long-tail; Where the speciality Of the sport
was to see how some for his slackness had
a,good bob with the bag, and some for
his haste to topplc downright and come
tumbling to the post; some striving so
much at the first setting out that it seem
ed a question between man and beast,
whether the race should be performed
on horseback or on foot; and some put
forth with spurs, and would run his race
byas, among the thickest of the throng,
that down they came together, hand over
head. Another, while he directed HI
course to the quintanc, his judgement
would carry him to a mare among the
people; another would run and miss the
quintanc with his staff, and hit the board
with his head" This interesting old
! wedding custom continued to be observed
at marriages down to comparatively recent
times. 1t is possible that it may still
! hold place among the bridal rejoicings
in the principality; at any rate. Mr.: John
Strange, writing in 1906, C'ArchGologia,
vol. L page $685. says that ''this sport is
still practiccd at weddings among the
better sort of frccl,olders in Brccknock'
shirc;' and then goes on to describe the
variety OF pastlmcs in use tllere-a few
fiat planks erected on Il green against
which the young men tilt with long thick
sticks, ''striking the stick against tho
pianks with the utmost force III order Il
break it where the diversion ends" Il va
riety Of the quin'anc very like 1.-THE cane
game at lich Richard CGur Gle Liof
lost his temper on Sunday afternoon out
side the walls of Messina in Scicily, while
on his way to the Holy Land.
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AT THE GATE.

And where were you just now, Mabel?
WHARF hayesyOu been SO long, g:
The moon Is up, and all tho birds ,
Have sung their evening song;.
l saw YOU lettering down the path
So lonely and so late,
Beyond the we'll and the lilac bush,
And hanging by the gate.
Iloye to heat the birds, mother, Il -
And see tho rising moon; =. u
And, oh! the summer air Il SWEEP
Beneath the sky Of June.
Nv COW is1pilked, my hens are coopeu,
And washcd arc cup and plate, 4 =
4 Al sol wandered Outa whtlc,' 4 !;
! ITO hanSppon the gate. :: /. I
The gate is by the road, Mabel,
Nor an sho aiS |Ss Sade Il brook ne glance
OF everysstangers eye. -; : !
Besides, thought I saw Il cap
I'm sure you dad IL mate;
So tell me who was with you, child,
Just hanging nj the gate. -~
Now YOU know just us well, mother,
Twas only Harry Gray.
He spoke such words to me Tonight,
knew. not what to say;
And, mother, oh! for your dear sake.
I only babe him wait;
And mayn't l run and tell him now.g
He's langtnegsat slieas+ateS Il !
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time silent ;'but he never seemed to think
any the less of Stephen after all.
He told the story of the belt to the
friends Of the deceased when they came
down from New York a day or two later,
and for years afterward, until the mort
gage was paid of, a check for the amo mt
Of the interest regularly came by mail to
Mrs Hendrickson just before quarter
1av
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One Word Covers the Advice.

One " ora COVefs the ADVICE.
Which should be given to nervous, slender
and dcbilitatcd persons-Invigorate! Soda
tivcs, opiates, appctizcrs, are comparatively
useless. The system must be built up with a
genuine tonic in order to the recovery of viyor
and tranquility by the nerves course, sys-
tcmatically pursued, OF the leading inyigorantc
Hostctter's Stomach Bittcrs, should be re
sorted to by those who suffer from weak
nerves and general debility. The stomach.
always more or less dyspcptic in cases of
nervousness and loss of vitality, is toned and
regulated by this medicine until the organ
acts with precision akin to that of Il steady
going piece of mechanism. Complete digcs-
ton and assimilation arc, through the inu-
cncc Of the Bittcrs, followed by Il gain of vi@or
and flesh, and the disappearance Of bliorsncss
and irrcgularity Of the bowels, where such
exist, as they usually do. Appetite and sleep
arc then rcgaincd
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this section yesterday morning, the sun
oming out very hot in the afternoon.
Q armers feel little blue, as wheat is rusting
Fome. owing to frequent showers and hot sun.
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It costs but one cent to send postal card to
the Mason s. Hamlin Organ Co., Boston, New
York, or Chicago, who will return, postage
paid, their catalogues and circulars, with much
information about organs. No one should buy
an organ without seeing these. r :
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Indian Dcpreel:ltiOIla

The fair reader shoulders when she thinks of
the settlers wife watching from the door Of her
rude hut, the rctrcating form of her husband
going out to his daily labor-going out per-
haps to return not again, for before nightfall a
savage hand may have laid him low among
the prairie grasses. Or it may be a child, a
bright-eycd daughter, is snatchcd away in an
Wguardcd moment, to grace the next war
dance. When we read the hcartrcndiny de-
tails Of these savage depredat!ons, we arc
apt to blame the government for not taking
more strict precautions to insure the settlers
protection But we daily read Of the dcprcda-
lions of that arch-fend, consumption, with
making in human life. Tens of thousands Of
homes are annually dcsolated by consump-
ton to one by Indian outrage. Like the In
dian, consumption oftcncst comes stealthi]y,
and no danger is apprchendcd until the victim
finds himself hopclcssly ensnared, and deaths
fatal arrow ends the scene. Dr. Picrce's Golden
Medical Discovery, powerful Alternative, or
blood-purificr, and tonic. has restored thous-
ands Of consumptiycs who had tried every
other remedy recommended to them, without
obtaining any relief, and arc willing to testify
to its remedial powers.
Everybody knows that so long as there is
proud flesh in sore or wound, it will not heal.
The obstacle is speedily removed, and the flesh
reunited by Hcnry's Carbolic Salvc, the finest
embodiment in existence ofthat supreme puri-
ticr, carbolc acid Its emollient Ingredients
modify its pungcnt acid basis, so that it never
cauterizes, stings or scarifies the diseased part
Sores and cruptions Of all kinds are cured by
it. All Druggists sell it:
+ For Coughs and Throat Disorders, use
"B,oam's Bronchial 7roches," having proved
their efficiency by 4 test of many years. 25
cents box
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only A WOMAN

nlya woman, perhaps defiled- -
See how the water drips from her hair,
Golden, and tangled, and silkcn, and Wild
And her little hands, they are soft and fair.
How ong the lashes that lie on her chez k!
How mournful the curve of those pcrfe ct lips
That never again will smile or speak!
So lovely! God! how the water drips
Only woman, the people say,
Friendless, despairing, and gone to her death
Such sad things happen every day.
0 that those lips again had breath!
What would they murmer of sorrow and pain
Of mad, wild passion, and blank despair
OF the dark night passed in the rain,
And the peoples freezing and mercilcss
stare?
God pity her! She was very fair.
How can lily, frail white.
Brave the rude storm that shakes the air,
And feel no touch of the frost and blight?
And she was no strongcr--O helpless thing!
And her love was greater than all Earth
Or Heaven. o take her away from the sting
OF the pitiless eyes, and the jecring mirth.
Only woman. All! lay her away
Poor, worn, and weary, and 1ricndlcss one.
Mayhap she had found Gods radient day,
And dwclls forercr beneath the Sum-
Who knows? Enfold her in spotlcss white,
A broken, beautiful trampled flow'r.
Lay her away in the dim, dark night.
To await Gods shining eternal hour.
Fanny Driscoll.
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DERSONAL-Have you weak or sore eyes, caused ny
catarrh or some scrofuious disease: II yo1 have
lose no time but cleanse your blood with Dr. Hal
idavs Blood Purifier Use in connection tho catarrh
nhslsnt and your eyes will become all right Try It
and will be surprised At the result For
As this medicine has been extensively copnteriet.e
cry bottle and has bronzed Autographed label ASK
your druggist for III and # he d4e' not as
malls of of the best citizens of st. Paul Address
s. Blackforf 146 West Third street. st. Paul, MIMI
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Minnesota . Chief!
The Best Thresher on Wheels!

1t is not vibrator neither is it an apron machine
but tho best points of both combined, with new
and original features of its 1t is wonderfully
its threshing and separating qualities 1t saves all
the grain, and cleans it ready for market. 1t runs
is tho most economical, least expensive. and alto
gether the most satisfactory machine in the market.
ing Flax and Timothy it. has no equal, threshing and
cleaning both we'll and nearly as rapidly wheat,
square feet of separating and cleaning surface than
any other machine made, and cannot be overloaded.
1t is both over and under blast at the same time.
Our clover hulling attachment is new and very de:
sirable feature 1t does the business rapidly and
better than any exclusively clover hullng
Separators of the various sizes fitted for Steam
Horse Power, desired.
An Improved Pitts Power, Improved Woodbury.
Power, and the Edward Equalizing Power all mounted
ON four wheels, manufactured by US, and not
surpassed by any in the market.
For Price Lists and Circulars, address the manufrs
SEYMOUR, SAEIN 4 CO.,
S.rSY
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1AN!!N G EAML!N CAElNkl 0k5AH',
Demonstrated best by HIGH EST HONNRa Al Ali
WORLDS ExIySlIIONa FOR TWELVE YEAR:
viz: AZ Fhns 1887: vienna 1873: sr1Aio. 1s5; FIJI.
ADELpN1A, lAI6, PANS, lS's End GEAED SwkEDIyE
GoLp MEDAL, B7s. Only ,aerican Organs ewar:.
oil such Sold for cash or ilsta.:1i.nts ILLUSTRATES
CATALOGUES .cl Circulars With ftyics and price
eal free. " h::,r! E HAMLII ~. n.;O.. BOSTON
NEW YORK OF Ci1lOA2C
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trOduced. l secured an introduction with
out much trouble, and asked her for the
pleasure of dance with her, in my sweet
est manner and without the slightest
shade Of stutter: She graciously asscntcd,
and handed me her tablets, on which
there was plenty Of room, as the dancing
had Just begun.
"Please to p-p-put your n:mc down.
said she, f-f-for whatever dance you PIP
p-prefer." :.
mered so! What a pity, too, that I didn't
have sense enough to put my name down
where wanted it without saying word F!
But was sure that would speak with
out suffering, and this is what l said:
'sI will t-takc the f-f-first waltz, if you
p-p-p-please.' 49,
"Hell hath no fury like
AwONAN sCORNED,
and of course she supposed that she was
scorncd. Idon't think that my face could
possibly have been redder than hers was
Just then, but know that it burned like
fire.
"sHow dare you m-m-mock mcz' she
exclaimed, as the sheet Tightening shot
out of her eyes. You are n-n-no gentle
man, and I wish my b-b-b-big brother
were here to p-p-punish you as you de-
serve"
:sWhat could do? I tried to explain
| the trouble to her, butI suffered w;rse
than before, and she got madden and
madden. She called the floor manager,
ard told him that I had insulted ner, and
asked him to order me out of the ball
room. But he happened to be particu-
lar friend of mine, and he assured he,
that had an unfortunate impeachment in
my speech, and succeeded in pac!fyina
he1. doubt whether she more than half:
believed him, as she not only refused tt
dance with me, but would never afte,
that speak to me, nor even look at me-"
condolcd with the unfortunate young
man and remarked that his unpleasant
adventures might he exceptional.
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AS he opened the door the gray light of
carly morning stole in, and through the
rain that was still falling he could see
the smoke curling over the tops Of the
neighbors' kitchen chimneys fastening
down to the station, he found Capt.
Wooley standing in the door, in angry
discussion with low-browed, black-vis-
aged man in sailor togs.
"'Longshore pirates" the man Was
saying as Stephen came up.
"Piratcs!' shouted the captain, hot
with wrath. ':Wc'vc saved many hun
drcd thousand dollars first and last, and
no one ever lost Il dollar by liz since I've
been on this shore!''
"Cap'n said Stephen, 'Hcrc's Il belt
the poor fellow in the bunk had on last
| night. fought to have turned it in when
you came back from the wreck, but I
forgot it at the mamcnt.''
''Thcrev' cried the captain; ''What did
tell you9 knew money would turn
up if it was on our shore2"
Eyes. yes!' said the dark looking man j;
"that's it. Give it here; I'll take charge
of it."
"Not much!" answered Capt Wooley.
"You may be the young mans brother,
as you claim, but if so your looks belle
you. I'll put the seal Of the United States
Life Saving Service on his effects, and
his relatives will get possession in due
course, and if you are one, you'll then get
your SHARE"
The black-browed sailor turned away
looking blacker than ever, and was nc
| l.
was gone, the captain commended Steph
en- for bringing back the money; bnt thu
boy, red with shame and contrition
stopped him, and humbly confessed hoa
he had been tempted and how saved.
The captain was troubled with a littl'
fit Of coughing just then, and somehow h
could not see very we'll for few minutes
} Then he was quite grave, and for lon:
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uBR0s DE TlX2O PAlA Las ISIlLls.

En- la imprenta del BoLETIN hay de venta lob
siguentes: a
Juanito por Torrente, Fabulal de Sarnanlego,
Historia Sagrada por Fleury iNocones de 20
mercio por Canseco, Guia nel ArtesanO pOr
Paluze, Geometrfa por Valb Agrimensura
por verdejo, Geogratia porlPaluzie, HlstorL ,
por Garcia de los Santos, Ari'metica tpor Tc!a-
da, Fabulas de Esopo, Samanisgo 4 Iri' rte, Ju-
guetes v travesuras, Flores del cielo, Los nlh0S
lie la Biblia, Cuentos pintorsscos, Sendero DO
la virtud Biografia infantl, Gaentos de Hadas,
Comedia inf.ntil,. Escuela pf, .haria, Programa
de GeograGa, ia. de ReligiSn. moral, i'd de
[ndustria Y comercio, i'd. dsAgricultura, ia.
de Gramatica castellana, i'd. de Geometrla, ~
de Fisica Quimica, id. de Hist,ria Natural, III.
de Historic Universal, Ell mOnLor de los mnos,
Tesoro del Artesano por CabaIerO, FL Amante
de los nifios, Ell amigo de losniiios pOr Saba
tier, Artmetica por Vallin, astoria de Espa-
la por Fernandez, Principles d, Aritmetica ptR
Barberi, Aritmetca por Delgado, Gramatlca
por fernando, Catecsmo 20. Ripalda, Cartl-
las agrarias, Prontuario de ortOgrafia por Ia
Academia, Tratado de urbaniad para ninas,
i'd id para niios, Primer librode lectura, ms
truccon primaria por Rueda Lecciones de
J Mundo por Guerrero, Ell pensilde 10 niFez, La
mitoogia Ell sagrado corazor, Epftome de Ia
| GraMauca, Metooo ue iecIuis pOr loIes' h0
e de la iIlancia, Gramatica po, Vallin.
| OTROS EFECT(S.
| Medallas para premios, P1letes para pre-
MOS al cromo, Gran diploms de honor, Dplo-
mas al cromo, Mesa revuelts Ia legro, id. do
radas, Doseles para inagenes, Folsccion de car
teles, id. id de nImero, Plum, de ave acero,
Papel de Iturzaeta, Libro G matricula Y cla
'iticacon, id. de asistenca dj fla, Tablero con
tadores para nGmeros ent( be, i'd. i'd para
quebratios, Crucihjos. Mapa fundi, Mapas de
tspaila, Estampas religiosas, uadros del siste.
ma metrico-decimal, ilum hdos, Botellitas
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Intercolorial baio de S5003. II %
Idom mas de 5000. ............... d %
lngatorra Francla.. % p>S
Los Vapores Trasatlantieos tocan On Plymouth,
Chebourg Southampton. En- esta agencia SO
piden pasajes direcos para Paris.
Sc eXpenden bllleteS dG ida vuelta para Uasa-
jeS Intercoloniales IraSatianticos por3 meses
ano respectlvamente con una rebaja del rs y. ..
PASAJES DE FANlILIAS. S.- Toda famiia com
pueSta dc mas EeISOuaS CuyO paSa]o IraSatlaLtl
co cQmponga el viIor de cuatro pasajes enteros
montante del passage. EdltjGndase Dor fania los pa
dreS, hijOS cl1adOS. A6tt reduction tlene
gar cuanao SO expidan pasajes de ida vuelta.
Los nif3oS m6nos de amos. uno gratis. de ! la
cuarta parte, de u la mrad,
Los pasaleroS para Erancia, 8 cualQuier parte t1e
Europa, pueden Quedar 10 Clas lnglaterra 81 ISL
GUSTAV vice cers6 los p5ra lnIaLerra pueden due
0ar On Erancta. k4oS p;15alerOs Dor estos veQore;
t9ndrn 81 pciy1leSo 6 Vldlaf en- el can1no de hietr
entr6 Cborbourg, farls Fly month iLOndree,
rcERja de 10 D2s los eJubarcAOOg en este puerto
EsC4 proh1bido 8 log pasa,eros. embarcando eli
este puerto tOmaf DeLes Silo en @asa de los Agen
tes en- San Juan Puerto Rico. Sres. Lsltimer u %:
pasaje tornado bord0 put:ara 10 ~ de recarGo.
AdemaS de los puertos mSnctonados arr1ba, pu5-
den obtenerse pasajes Dor los vapores de esta Com
das. Belize. Oartagena Colon. Curacao. Denerara.
Dominica Granada. Grey Town. Jacmsl, Jamaica,
la Gaira, Martinica, Port-au Prince Puerto Limon,
Savanilla, Saint Kits Santa Lucia. San Vicente 10
bago isla do Trinidad.
SO exigen ahora precics m6dicos para los traspor
tes de tabaco = cafe q Europa.
Para pOrmenOroS SOnre paSajoS, H0t0S demas, di-
rigirsc 9 la Agencia de IL Companla.
La Compania aSegura toda cl6Se de valores que
en- elective. metalea prsciosos 6joyas embarauen
Thomas. Habana. ouaiQuier otro Dnnto dc su ruta.
-Agantes Lat1mSr q 60.
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OJO! OJO! 0JO! .
PRECAyERSE DE VILEs IY N0ClVAs
-. FALSIFICACIONES.

Me permitO, respetGosalnent& avisar al -n6-
blico de PuertoRic0-4re sc fab 4t1can 1 n r. ne
va-Y Ork y otras parties, gran90eess cUIetta00es
de eSpuTtGS may nOclUaS iHitt oS ms
Piz70rns u G3aoiient0. siend0 bl UendedOTeS dc
las miSnlGS ana nluhitatl de nltP P1caoeTeS 90
ticarioS POGO esc1'upulOsOs, que ooCienel estas
cemposiciones despreciables tecioS lhnmos
y la expenden al p1blico CONF Lib ieg1tlM0s
medicamentOS 81 :
Los tabricaTteS de est0S viIeg tTsttdce0nes,
para encubrr de I'LL in0do ladil1Y eI lraude que
cometen, tenen Ell deScarO de int ~ tar en- Sus IL
bretoS de ins!ruciOhes, tln aviso, ~ que auVler-
ten al p1bicO que debG precavevso ue iatsinca-
clones, mientras que sits pr0dat ceoS son p7ect-
sanle1lte las id6,ti;ds tttLsitcGcipf'eS qae pre-
tenden denunciar.
No permte que sc vendan mis- heQlcamentos
en- nnguna parte de los EstadS's OnidOs dc
A nerica, fla de impedlr que los Ialstca-
dores puedan obtener mis- factHra por con.
sigiente, cuGIesquier0 PiLdrQs OhgIeHtO,
Neaand0 ell non,Jre de Holloway y p1'oce0entes
del citado pals, son per6dcs sSaioS que 30
acen al p1Diico
Ms Ledttin,os nnedicap,estos tniccne,,te 80
elab0r01a en- mi estabiecin,iento ~. 6SS, Ok
ford Street, L6ndres, y ell f1tore 0el go
bie1no 6ritd1ticO siempre va uniCo caoa Doto
GAIA lie los mismos.
Apelo, pues, muy encarecidatente al ctefU,
a las nldI2es de tGn,iliG Y Ot9'Gs seoTds, para
que Sc siryan preStarme su auSio, Ell cuarn0
,uedan, Ell denunclar este frauds
Alrovechando esta OCCASION pSa 0frecer al
D1bco de Puerto Rico las consie eeracienes de ,
mi mas profundo respeto tengcel honor dc
suscrib .rme,
Su obsecuente servidor,
TOMAS Holloway.
No. 533, Oxford Street, !
L6ndres, IL de Mayo, 1878.
2x.h;f 7a.
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VAPORES ESPANOLES
ENTIRE LIVERPOOL Y PUERTO-RIC0.

Los vapores Puerto Rico. Mayd0tez Ponce ST
guen carrera desde para los var1os puer
los de esta Isla.
Pars informes referirse los Sres. White. For
man Comp. de Ldyerpool, 6 los repEesenfAntes:-
goRDA QoM, Maya&nezs s-WEoEERs Z OoMP..
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Vapor Mayguela" 0apitan ViNlGnsIL
nk PUERTo-RIoo poR Ell SUR DE SAETo DOMINGO
sEGUN Ell. sIaUIENTE IT1NEEARlo
I . A
.RETOR n 0
CONSIGNATARlOS.

!. wuuvyrAs. sres. D. P. g. Dolz Comp-GIBARA
S,cSsnres de- Silva Rodriguez OQmp,-BARAooA. h.
Tayo ooMgQgBt sT9s s s. p9uaTAsuSS, l. EGs GSnD pon
min Rerpedo do~kGuADIIls Sres. Ap1ell, julia CT
PuEKTo- Rico, Srss. lriarte. herma4o dc CaTaeeha
? Couop.-SAMTa0EiAs.S Sles. Laian Doh1p'
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eAn0 Ia paE'
Exceuciones de la sobredicha tarifa.

Nifios. de & 70 amos de edad.. pagan Ia mitas
al tno que los adultos: niIos. de amos de edad
san la cuarta parte del pasaje de un aGniSo nlnos
he m6nos de afaos. gratis. -, ..
RNCriadas que ocupan camarotes tOman sue
oidss sean en- ell salon de las damas, sea en- la ca
Ecara de- sus amos pagan dos terceraS parties del
naSaie de primera camara: criados seran colocades
e1n e1nt'"@Pasaieros de primera camara que deseen 81
usO exclusive de una camara satlsiara9 dos veces e
'HaHiS'@Pasaieros que hagan 81 viaje Europa Dol
aats vapores dos veces dentro del termino de Ioce
meSes QozRran de rebaja de 10 p.% sobre ol i'm.
,.nrfe del segundo billete al tomarlo.
a -Pasaleros que tomen bileto de pr1mera CANA
da ida v vuelta g. Europa vice-versa, goaran de
re rebaa de as p% sobre ell importe del pasae. que
todue al servicio de la Inca de Hamburgo Biletes
Iirecfos para puertos allende de Panama. Seran ex-
oandidos con las rebajas de costumbre que suelen
Xonce6er las hneas de conex1on, DOE las cuales 81
&etes de ida yvueltason vaederos Dor 70 meses,
ain que estos como los deas puedan transferirsea
ia rebaja de una sexta parte sobre el tipo es-
4a6acidO ouese hara en- favor de familias solamen-
t an oasos que e impore del pasae Isl fuese carga-
do sin rebaa todos los 1nd1y1duos de Ia familia)
iiseara al importe del pasaje de cuatro adultos.
~ comprende una familia padres, hij0s crtados
no se hace rebaia2 persona que tome bilete de ida
3 Vuelta.
Para mas pormenores dirigirse en- AguadilIa Sc
sores Silva Ferrer Co.-En Mayagdez, Sres. Heise,
Kraeiner Oo.-En Ponce. Sres. Schroeder Co.-En
Gen Juan de Puerte-Rico
TEDDERSEN WILLINK O.
San Juan Do Puerto .Riso. Absil Do Aaas,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-01-11
.Cuadros al cfiSmo. ! J 10

En- Ia imprenta del BoLETN seicaba de re-
cibr un gran surtido de cuadrs oleo-cromo-
litogr&fcos, copias de los grades maestros
de pintura, hechas con la mis.a perfeecioR
que al 6leo, representando blisimos pai-
safes, marinas, escenas de la tmilia, perso-
najes celebres, santos, al Papsrelnante y &
Pho TX, flores, plantas, animale domesticos,
etc. Hay cuadros de todas class propiOs pa
ra sala desde 33x2O pulgadas 46 y Sc ven
Hay tambien cromitos para esaelas q $3.50
ell ciento
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-01-11
F$biirca dellielo.
+ J
Gale del Presto ndnnerh 8. jAT'to at
Paseo de la Prmcesa.

En- esta fabrica Sc vende al lor mayor me-
nor.-Se sirven pedidos partfuera de IL ca
pital. Para mas detalles diigirse al encSe- 81
gado en- el mismo estableci siento.-Ag. 10.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-01-11
Plunas-tinterOS.

En-la inprenta del BoLETIN Sc venden plu-
ifnas-tinteros automaticas de viaje que en- un
corto apicero de bolsillo tienen su dep6sito de
linta cue escribep muchos dias sin necesldad
de mojaIlas en- tinta nj ell ningun otro fquido'