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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1879-01-23

,,m o. any one press

Nausr.refer 10 a giftye0
or a favor you have. render
Never associate with bae as
Have good company or.noas
Never appear to notice
rfornsitv or defect of any o. 4
Nerer loe.s over the shoe.
another who is rearaing or "
Never calla a new aequa.
the first name, unless reque e
81.
Never answer questions,
company, that have beer
o b srs.
Never pass between tw
who are talking together W =
apology.
Never lend an article y
borrowed, unless you have pI
to do 80.
Never enter the room noisi
fail to close the door after
never slam it.
Never iail to tell the, e
truthful, you get your rewar
will get your punishment II
ceive.. 5o
Never enter a room flle
people without slight bow
general company when first. e.
Never fail to answer an inv
either personally or by letter.
a week after the inv tatiop isrs
Never accept of favors orfh
tiles without rendering an ies
of civilities when opportunity
Never borrow money and
to pay. If you do you will
known as a person of no busih
tegrity.
Never cross the leg or put
over the other in the stree
places where it will trouble
when. passing by.
Never refuse to receive an q
You may not receive friends Z
courtesy will require, when an
gy is offered, that you accept J
NeYsrI-examine the cards
varu- -uEonvv.- ,'-trttv-otrcy M >
posed in the drawing 70 oom, Y
not expected to turn Them oyei
-ti1Tvitet to ao-7-,, ---,--------7,----,,5
Never, when walking arm
with young lady, be cont
changing and going round
other side, because of change.
ners. 1t shows too much after
form. Z.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1879-01-23
VOLUME Xiv.
&2Bpiss b5ostrn. >
ANSWER ME.

ANSWER ME.
Love, have / cost your life one added pain
Since | have known you? / have
sought TO bless
And light your steps TO paths of pleas
antness:
Q, have | sought in vain?
/ found you in an hour Of fercest strife,
and did my presence bring you blessed
calm? nsli a. ss:l
And did my words alllike rich drops of
balm
Upon your troubled life?
Beloved have 1 reached Your souls great
need?
Tellme if ever yet possessed the power
To bring your desertliie one happy hour
And am blessed indeed.
The time has come when we, alas! once
(,
moro, ~ z
------aI..-5 bear tne bufusr-0l I;fs olo.o
Andfthro' the old time ( ESQ sorrow
strewn #
Seems harder than before. q
/ cannot think our love is wholly lost,
Tho all the sweetness of our love is
crushed,
And bitter walls come where rich music
gushed
The gain exceeds the cost.
We cannot quite shut out the golden past,
Although our hearts must feel the cruel
sting
OF pain that ourdivided lives must bring
As long as life shall last.
Love! do you think because 1 rightly
choose
Here On the verge of the lost paradise
That | can feel no sense of sacrifice
Come with the life lost?
Have deserved of you one thought of
blame
Because my sense Of right must shut
you out
From my dark life? OH can you ever
doubt
My love is still the same?
Icanuot bear your censure. Do you think
Ny heart SO dead that it can feel no pain
To see its chain of love lie rent in twain
And you its dearest chain?
How gladly would 1 bear the weary ache
Gould but take from you your share of
pain, f
Tho thrice the burden, l would not COM
plain,
But bear it for your sake.
Will you belt5 that the most earnest
prayers
Ny soul hath dared, offer up for you.
That God may guide you all life, jour
ney through,
And shield you from its snares?
May we not hope some brighter destiny?
May not the tide that drifts our lives
apart,
Returning, bear me closer to your heart?
Beloved, answer mel
May we not hope that far beyond the roar
0fearthly winds and waves, we too
shall sit
Low at the feet of the Great Infinite,
Peace-crowned forevermore? M. F. B.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1879-01-23

For whooping cough: Twenty
grains salt tartar, ten grains cochlnees
mixed in gill Of water and sweeteI
with honey. For child, one s.aS
spoonful three times day, or oitSasr s
if the case is bad.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1879-01-23

A nise little girl in Clinton, ILL.,,
was leaning her little brother the
Lords Pgayer the other night, and
when shebad said, "Give us this day
our daily bread" he suddenly called
out; "Praytor syrup, too, sister"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1879-01-23
A PRINCELY HUNTER.
Some Of the Adv
ter, the Spo'T
Judith
77E RI Z!
Frs.
&Sl - ~

Messiter, the
sportsman, left Bi
the day after Chri l
He has gone direc
Pa, to spend the
He lives near that.
wealth from Englal
prietor Of $4,000 ac
three small villag'
princely. He has
from an elephant
He was three yea
band of Arabs in
Ject was adventure
of the people. he
accomplished gent
ever travelled this /,
His rough life sim
He is an artist in his
When Messiter a,
|-ett, of Kentucky, sta
dith Basin, on their
first experience wasg
a woods. The hunters I,
guides were all on hor
horses were frightened a
unable to take aim. Th
charge one horse and t
Volley after volley. wa
dom. The horses pitch
the bear entered into th'
the spiritofhis great natr
of the rife amused hin
run back into the VIC
bounce out again, tax
nearest horse. A rife
side or rear would ms
and charge in the dir
enemy. The fight was
four hours when dark
ted the unsatisfactory
bear was safe. Hunter
Measiter saw a fine 6
to a very heavy thicket,
del his pointer dog to
thicket by throwing a
The dog wentin to retr
but came out with his
his legs, and on a cl
never stopped until he
The bear followed him
the thicket, wheeled a.
disappeared. Just as
ters were passing out O
tel. discharged both bal
press rifle. They wer
explosive bullets. The
They hurt him, but die
Messiter was now in
The shell of one barr
removed and the bear
ming to make fight.
a cart-load Of stones /
hoping the bear woul
and come out. The
enough. He would t&l<t
of being hit by the S
could shoot straighte
THROW. SHa-tolAltsa ,,.:
in about the followin4
tleman, l am sorry I
deliberated an hour a
l decided to 60 in af
knew that he was ', a.
all probability W. sl.f
morning and his meat
g g-tting late in the - =
must decide. Hav =.
barrel of my rifle .fta
all the more interes
on my hands and snevs
into the thicket al Au'
| saw sonnet r. =
of me moving up %4@ ao
the lower jaw OF liie 3
was wetting his { :
my rifle to my 81 5G!e-e
began to raise up IL y
one of us. | fire.. II
back. The bull
through the ball oi l.Is Z.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1879-01-23

How To PREVENT CATTLE FROM
Mp1NG FENcEs.-The following
IAgular statement was made at 9
3 meeting Of the American Insti-
lte Farmers Club at New York:
TO prevent steers from jumping
ces, clip off the eyelashes Of the
g elerlids with a pair Of scissors, and
3 ability or disposition TO jump is
efectually destroyed as sampsons
YER Was by. the loss of his locks.
ia animal will not attempt Il fence
I'LL the eyelashes are grown out
Of5this we are informed 10y
al1uel Thorne, the breeder OF Du-
IN County, who assures lis that lie
Asstcd it lpon pair of very
iechy o, II. s. AS it was of great
me toghim, he hopes twill be tried
= s{others.'1 ''' -" a'
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1879-01-23
Hon. George JchnsiOne.

wberry may we'll be proud of
Representatives in the Lagi-la-
asall are men of fine minds and
ng worth; but during a recent
$. to the Capital just before the
! ournment of the Legislature, We
ere particularly Impressed with the
ohes and position taken by the
). George Johnstone, her junior
lber in point of years only. in
:ence to the fraudulent Bonds
by the State. He Was a member
se Committee on Ways and Means,
to him perhaps, more than any
r member, are the people of this
e indebted for not having this
j. to pay a burdensome and unjust
S of Sl50,000, the interest on spu-
els and forged Bonds. He cham
Aed this matter successfully in his
~ tnittee and before the House,
=. Eing on-the floor of the House one
he most powerful and unanswera-
speeches Of the session.
lie also stood by the Bond Court
an an effort was made to repeal it,
nd the decision of that Court de-
lonstrated the wisdom OF his posi-
on, TO; they decided in favor Of the
2ond Committees Report" thus
ing the State millions. This gives
good excuse for not paying those
ands, for State can never be sued;
8 Sou.h Carolina waived this right:
mt into Court as private citizen
"A took her chances, proved con-
sively that the Bonds were fraud
mt and ought. not to be paid--and
a decree in her favor. Mr.. john
ne had voted to establish this Court
/, the last Session, and advocated
rnestly the continuance Of it. With
>, Ii II talents as be has, and his just
and judgment in all matters, we
ra4ict for him grand future.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1879-01-23
How a Woman Splits Wood.

.ta--tfs :,
go on was notified by his better
other day, tnat the wood
been reduced to one chunk,
lught the panic down town
4 t.. send1up e:s'rels.trraz|tFIHs s5|
It before noon, Mrs. john
ID up the axe and went ior
chunk. She knew that "
ull split wood as we'll as a.
had read and heard about
wkwardness, but she knew
lnsense. !,
: on her hands and raised
: her left shoulder, right
down on the handle. She
rible blow, and the. axe
he ground and she fell
as j nix. Sh, got mp. looked
to see. if anybody was "a :
rubbed her elbows, and
a.9. the axe the other, way.
t TO strike the stick plump
IL, c--.ot ~. clothes line
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1879-01-23

Why is bald; head like heaYeS
Because there is no parting there an
no more dyeing.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1879-01-23
Lord Ullan's Daughter

THE FACTS OF TIE CASE SET FORTH
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1879-01-23

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.a2g2. % e
j Ns2 :bts
q; 1853
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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1879-01-23

IN. HUMBLE .pRosE------
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1879-01-23
Upon your troubled life?

Beloved have 1 reached Your souls great
need?
Tellme if I ever yet possessed the power
To bring your desertliie one happy hour
And am l blessed indeed.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1879-01-23

i found you in an hour of fercest strife,
and did my presence bring you blessed
calm? SIS W. &. Ss:0
And did my words fall like rich drops of
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1879-01-23

Honor. Scarce, old stock ex-
hausted aud the new will be fail
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-10-23

- Der 6stannte, ensliidt 9ufipitlbid.
ter Diherlsp bate In alien Saasn nod
sin iunsss Wti6 seRommen. Muf istnsm
Sterbelastr nfaste er ',ul fdntr @attin /:
YDus mnbt mir stUas tsilis nsrlprsdsn,
eis6e. SD boHe. Du erfdalt meinsn
Wunfa In pieftr ernifen Stunee = Tis
Dittme in spe nidt unter Sbranen,--
so foroere Dstntn shwur !~s--Di.
@atttn sslobt f'ierli&. ben 0itlen eea
Sterbenoen unbeeiast au erfiillsn.--
uWotlan beam" faste er init itpaher
Stimme. ,,teiratbe mad msinsm Cob
niht wieotr"--(fur,e paule-b;e jung
@atttn srblstdt !l-stntn @reis y" al =
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-10-23

aaus Deutlhlanb, iibsr europa, auh bier
ab.r bic nsus Welt fog = metr eenn elm
balbss Sabr if's ber - bic Hunoe BON
ttntr ssnialtn. s.talpritsnpen, aasemstn
bswunperten Blnsi6rift, weldes bic ultra
tuuntane Sartsi bart anssstiTfsn babsn
iollte, tnbem fe, Me l---f ra1 itrer Initht
aaatss.fabrliasn 3isle, bas gaterlanoslu
les bitlsts Yartsi ,srIfiid tslos, bloefeqtes
Mueerben1 ioate f1e sesen ben Gasrer Der
llltramontanen i'm beut1dtn &stdstaee,
ben Sreiterrn pon Daleltraoen - befen
im N.ihstdse sebaltene Reoe Die @drift
Inc 9ebsn ssrufen bate =, psriSnlth sc.
riAtet lrin unb bsnislben i'm politifdsn
Dirfsn fat unmSslid, stnadt babtn.
Balp barauf perbreitete, lih bic .Shrift
lelta mie i'm Jluse iiber Dsutialanp, gang
europa anb aud pislfa6 bier in Nmsriea
unb erreate Nuhsben, Bewunberung, NO,
bin Ee, brans. 9tismanD fam. trcb auer
germuttunSen, BEN eebeimen gsrfaiIsr
auf pte Spur. Sd ater arbeitete NIT al
tr etsts, al bsm gtfer, wrtds mtd fir
bic tatboli1de 9ahe .erfallt, Nonate
binburh pdraut BIN, purt mttite Verbtn.
bunsen in Dtatldlanb BON. Der gtrlass.
tanbluas ben Namen oss 8srfaifsrs au
eriabr.n. gnoli@ selans mir btts.
Meine Nbnuns bate mid nidt sstaulAt,
bsna .nur aa,u gut tannte i'd bon frabsr
bts mabrtn gsrfafsrs Nnildtsn, auf tell.
siG1tm unb politifdem @ibtets. glue
rsrtbsollse Detinaft mar mir nod ME
susItsu .sewcrbsn,g als bic beslasbiete
Mttttsiluns Otto @taf sBurtenbera IL
Der gsrlaHer tpes Matarufs; an Deuti@.
lamb Battenb i'd isbt fdretbs, iete
Id in gefanfen bess5teibern bon WaIb-
ltraben ssrsdts gntrafuns.. fable ben 3orn
unb bte @Hmah, rie i'm erfiiusn miiifen
= bel benz EDetpubt tfein, bsmitnisen feins
So&ter su sisen etseben 3u tabtn. Der in
feissr Namenlofsteit iene perbabte Slug
5&rilt eestn ibn uab 4ein 5ttebea sef&leu
bert itn barin titf psrwunbeta ia, Der ale
Seinb unlersr- tsilisen &irGe itr mittsl'
bar cine eiapfneli&e Ntsbsrlase btiss'
(Gprtfbuns .frlst.) ia
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-10-23
i 8 veto r.@ e bl rem.

Die @ebiibren ber Doctoren finb elm
@esentanb, ,ppiu 3ur 3eit iebr piele
Yerfcnen interefirt iino. Wir elauben Der
@ut fiir Beiuhe 1T SO, mas einem Shame
ber fir ein Sabr an oas 8ett 8efeHelt it,
unb eines tdSli6en 8eIudes beoarf, aber
$l.000cbas Jabr fir Weei,in unb Nuf.
tpartuns allsin tolten ipiiroe! 1no eine eir1.
3iss 6lalde: s5rpfsn, Bitters, ,ur1 rehten
3eit seuDmn,en, smuroe $1,000 uno) elm
saujes Sabr arantbsit eriparts haben.--
@o.iTs .i6G rf9 tlF H5dl3f%i5 aas
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-10-23

- Das fdJlihe Broo. - perr ".
q. @iientrussr, Maricn, q g.. i&reibt !:
Z, sd lit iebr bart On @idt sse iannte
far meiue 1anIiiie nidt nlebr bss Broo
serpisnen. Sd perfudte srf mebrsrs
aubere WitteI, bic mir pou Netannien
anseprieien rpgrssu. ebe Id nit benz ct.
dalots Del einen 8eriud n1adte. Die.
fem ousse3eiAneteu Waittel sur gbre uue
i'd, befeunen, boe % oas eia,ise mar, mel.
des mir CUTE Dienife tbat unb mid gang
BON meiaem Qeiben befrsite.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-10-23
(Gprtfsbuns sfplatJ "a.
zaaes: Neuiae et n.
ATn Sntans

EEy y" t~ss> zrEtES
| 'AtDr Stt.tar bfss Snnern ertt.ll
Depslte bonn @ps;iataaentsn Moams Spa
Sos pinos in Colorado, worin ssrielbe
last.<. bab e. ssstnwdrAs. biz Ron, ben
Sneianefnsmifs tubmmfnsi iusiesnJ J6rauen
unb Riaper aufiude.. gr srluat ben
5etrstir, Bic Truppsn pom Wbite 8is.r
avs niat weiter fatiida radtn ~ luhtm,
ba bic Snbianer aJrieosn gu fdlisbsn
mimi dten. Die Rdubsreien psrielbsn
ieien betsutsnb ibsrtri,bsn worbsn, 4ae
tdtten nur cine Mn3abl vftrte pom Bear
Ripsr mitssnummen. Die Wattnabms
ter weiben Jrauen uno &inosr bait Der
Nsent fur fsinen @aub. A
L-'eime iDsps{hs, cte' gan, anbers
tlinat, lief pom Dtite Nissr sin. Sie
lautst to Orpounanaolffter 3 Wstr, watee
pom rem Snniansrnn setSstst 1uno feins
eei&e entlls(lt, pdtrenp sr fiA Is Weilen
BON htr yBtite RipsrA Aseatnr auf ber Sas1
befane. Gtrner permibt man cine Nnjabl
BON GoInaten. bic ebenialls auf hsr Saae
parsn. @tne Nbtbeiluns @apaaerie IT
sur gssfolsuas Der Saoiansr aufSfbro'
den.
- Sn alabama bat ber &esrn pisl
@Haeen psrurfa&t, namsalid bers 4anm.
wstle. Gin gonsubrspra itntdnts VSon
Nlbama perior 100 Balen Baummoae
uns BEN srSesa t2aIeH ftiasr soraernts
burA ZEN 8esen.
= Saipseior w. s. yoaod tel.srapeirt
benz gpmmiHar Der. SnDiantransslseen'
beiten aus Dtnser, Colorado: Der
@ouoern.ur uno bic beosutsnOfsn bisassn
Barssr bsfttsn einiiimmis purau, pab
bic Snoianer entwsber aus oem Staat.
entfernt pber lpsrtilst psreeu muGtn, unb
awar nil Der Staat bi.s ibernetmtn,
,psnn 20 nid,t burd bic 8unoestruppsn
/ gsiAiebt. Siea iasen. bas gsrtransn
TONNE niGt wieeer berssfsllt werpen une
30 tanels R6 nar um bic Graee, Oh bal
&siultat lOlort, ooer burh sinsn ,iansla'
4 men, laissns8dts errstat wtrosn fSane. "
/ - Mus bsm 1erritorium Datota mirt
BON perbesrsnren Brairit.Teutrp bsrhtst
II3wilAsn ecpsr gitp unb ga0y Gitp II
nuf .Streden pom so bio 100 Msilsu
Nles ptrnidtst. -, ~ r.,...g ii,'. ~ ,1 "a
= Die amsritanil&t innere 1iiFon
BAT felt ibrem Bsllsbep III Miq. DOa
lprw.nbst. Dafur babsn 4OO, 900 5eipsr
tlnterrtdt" rtalten. Diepiel bsrlelb,
ssnibt tat, -wirO i'm Bsrihtt ni&t anst
lT0ebf1 4as--zs--as-sas=s.sa-a..s.s..as .-.--
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gtnperbriebIiaerSduslina,

( Nidts IL 10 iebr seeisnet sinen Wann 3u
bsfimmen Junsseieae Su bleiten, ale tpenn
ct cine Waat in oem 9aule eines perbetra
tbeten Jreunees Uerpeilt uno fiir flint coer
ieds Stunoea waa8etalten ,pirb burh
bas @eihrei eines cerbriebliden @aus
lirss. Nqe pereriebliden uno {dreienpen
Sdu8linae 'teparfsas mur Sopfen.Bittsrs
nm He gefuno unb lahelno gu MAIDEN.
Sanger Wanu, erinnere bid an bieIss.
-Gp. 1sa SIS s.t .ts- z.s-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-10-23

- &otltn eaeunsen iastntn gan,
lbsionesrs ssefdtrlih su sfetn. 81 Bon ben
In ten .lsbtsn .btiptn Sabrtn aua snsli.
iasn 9dfsn ausaelauftLin aotlsnf6Ten
ginasn a2 psriottn, rnabsi 1463 Wann
ibren Sob fanpsn. ; ssl71 ssasss1
- Vic bic @Aute yoa eaHau, etnsm
lStabtHsa ain yommsrn, siaSsmatt unb
ausltih Der neus asbrsr tinssiabrt muree.
luSsrsat aum Sniufr feiIrr &mtsreet
en splarsr esm Qsbrsr fsisrUaa Nutb.
uns Stsd une Die 3inosr (limmten Bier.
aafe slaat ~Bori&riit ,.efn gbprals an:
pNaM iuOtle uns Gett andois ftinis ] 81
--sSn Dsianes. Dtie, u bra&m am
llsbtsn Grsitas BIZ bsiesn 2owsn Don goles
Gtreus. weltsr bort gpraeaunssnl CAB.
tans itrsm &afs Oser Dasen. Gtssr
btrietttm lief fI& itpp& TON fstatm Mdr'
ter wieser In ben 4aeta loden etr anee'
re .atsr natm Aeteaus, lief elne halhe
Mltile fort uab EaHtste R& baan Ia tin'
&&suns, no ssr tine Rab tSptete uni
beren Dtnt ausiausts. Setns Gsfanssn
natme wuree i<sbli& sapard bswsrl
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-02-12
GRAN HOTEL DE SAN JUAN.
l5.-FORTALEZA-15. l5.

Este conocido establecimiento ha pasado
desde e>ta fecha a la exclusive propiedad del
que suscribe, quien ofrece todos los que has
ia aqui 10 han venido favorecendo restablecer
ell antique credito que en- epoca anterior lie ha.
bian creado sus anteriores propietarios dentro
y fuera de esta Capital. AL efecto contain
introdnciendo en- dicho estabecimiento, una
cotnpleta reforma en- todos sus diyersos seryi.
clos hasta montarlo, Isl possible fuere, la altu
ra que exijen en- la actualidad los adelantos '
cnltura del pals, el frmante no duda que 81
p1bico no dejara de correspondent con SUI con-
fanza q los estuerzos SACRIFICES que para su
logro han de hacerse para que quede compile
'tafntsffte SaiisfechO.
PneftosRico A. de Fsbrero de- 1879, ~ Ra-
s'tirex de ATellano. b ] nlzo.
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APAHATos
PERFECCIONADOS.

crtorios patenes para casas de concrete v particu
lares.-Sres. John Wright Comp. Aparatos ecOn6-
micos para alumbrar ingenos casas ,particulares.
Lo siguiente es un rhs1men parcial de la maqui-
maria efectos agricoas industriales construidos
en- los talleres de los senores abrcantes arrba NOM
brados. ~G
Molinos de todOs tamanos para cana hasta SO pub
gadas diamntro. con tOdas las mejoras para obtener
la mayor extraction para guarapo, horf-
verticales, horizonales jas porttiles de uno dos
ytres cindros. con expansion. condensation. san
no g.stan caldera. carbon nj agua-Tachos al vacio
triple efacto con sus bombas condensadores 6
sea el aqua fahos de vapor al aire libre.-Evapo-
radora de Wetzel Bour otros .Clarificadores rec
de Hepworth Weston, Manlove Aliot Filtros de
pracipitacion, de saecosa carbon animal. Fitros
les. Galloway mutitubulares compuestls. ls.-Calen-.
tadores purih"adores de aqua para calderas 1ue
bustbl'. quedando las calderas siempre limpias.-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-02-12
AITIgI0S 9lICIALBS.
,ALCALDIA DE LA CAPITAL
DE SAN JUAN DE PUERTO. RICO.

Desde Ell dia de hoy hasta el IA del corriente
permanecer&n fjados en- los portales de Ia Ca
ia Uonsistorial, las hstas elsetorales vigentes
en.la actualidad para las elecci0nes de Diputa-
dos s C6rtes como 10 determine la regla s. de
Ia circular del Gobierno General de esta Isla
expedida el 5 del mismo mes, Hn de que los
vecinos interesados pnedan presentar las re-
clamaeioneB que creyeraf Oportunas ante la
cowision inBpectora del censO electoral elegida
Anoche por Ell Excino. AyuntamieDto, con SUI
jecion 10 que estaDlece Ia regla A. de la cita-
do circular. Puert0-R Rico, Febrero de 1879.
E-JuaR QsEregau 2--3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-02-12

Lo. senores que deseen encargar m l1uinaria agrf-
godon. riegos. maderas y las pequefI,s industrias
T de n
Roberto Graham Ingenero. 1nc agente en- esta isla
de los fabricantes auajo nombrados.
SESoREs
Manlove Alliott Comp. Nottinghp m v Rouen. cuyas
especiaidades son toda clase maquinaria sacari-
na.-Sres.. W. H. Bailey Comp. Satord. Accessories
Y materiales para bricas al vapor.- -Sres Crossay
cesitan aqua. caldera nj carbon.-Sres. Hayward
Tyler. y 'omp. L6ndres, Motores "al6ricos maqui-
Comp. eeds I.6ndres; Aparatos al vapor para cul
tivar la tierra.-Sres. J. B. Fleming Comp. Edim-
prenta -Srrs. Raasom Sims Head 1pswich
Instrpmentos agricoas, Molinn para lmais etc.
Sres. s. E. Ransomes Comp. L0ndres. Maquina ria
para trabaiar maderas novedades on quinci eria
etc. Sres. J. B. Barra lough, Manchester .Apara
tos para a prepaEaion de bras M los maeriales en-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-02-12
INTERESANTE.

Sc acaba de recibir en- LA BoRINouEN un va
surtido de abanicos de todas classes
y tamaiios que Sc realizaran q precios fabulo-
sos por 10 reducidos. Tambien Sc venden pre-
ciosos zapatos y polainas para nihas, hasta ell
mum. 80, a CUATRO REALES, cintas de una
cuarta de ancho 4 UN REAL vara, chineias
buenas de alfombra TIRE REALElS par s
Aprovechad la OCCASION que es bien calva; pd.
blico y constantes parroquianos de La BoRiN-
QUEN! 6-6
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NUEVO
dep6sito de muebles,
40 FORTALEZA. 40

Los duefios de este establecimiento tienen
el honor de ofrecer al publico en- general I'm
tie desconocidos; los que tengan ell gusto de
visitar ell nueyo establecimiento, saldran de
81 altamente satisfechos tanto del trato per-
sonal, como del surtido alli existente de-
mencionado ramo: ofreeemos ademas un
gran taller de oarplnteria ebanisteria, donl
de seran servidas todas aquellas personals
que Sc dignen encargarnos algun trabajo,
por dificil que sea, en- la seguridad de que
sera eiecutado con prontitud, elegancia Y
solideZ, tanto en- la parte de carpinteria CO.
mo en- la de ebanisteria.
Puerto Rico, Neviembre de 1878.
Hasta Mayo. SAEZ v MURIAS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-02-12
ANS DEL MONO.

Los que sHscrben acaban de recibir por va
por Vidal .Sala, una partida dc este deliciOso
llcor nacional, que por So gusto exquisite cons
tituye ell cor por excelencia base de anis.
Sus fabricantes Sres j. Bosch & hermanos,
de Badalona Catalina J, acaban de ser agra
ciados en- la Exposition vinicola de Madrid con
un primer premio, en- la universal de Paris
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-02-12
NupVa Academia de Pintura Y D.buia

Ell Pi3tor retratista d. Francisco vilarrasa,
va conoeido ell esta capital, premiado por ell
rob erno frances con varias medalas, tiene el
aonor de pnrticipar sus amigos conocdos
que de regreso de Europa ofre-
&c sus servicios en- el alte que profesa
Tambien tiene ell gusto dc anunciar los j6-
venes apasionados por has Bellas Artes que
abre una Academia para el estudio del dibujo
Y la pintura Gale de San Jose mum. 45.
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