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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-03-25
st. Louis vs.. Detroit.

Ol~ won!dut tiiiDR there was snch a
a,tl' rrEcs htar'n tue people Of st
l. ais Il ID -tto,t III tue Ualrer OF
cummiiii, suicide. la s.. l. ans
= ht II IL S"u' x woman has u,Ate up h-i
mlnl tina, ME IA IA bnrdeu too heavy to
he longer b rue she sits dow an"
vii IS u q, 'ua I,Iuent To three differ, ut
dail1 pa,r 8. Ten she writes Il, t Or
- H., c,Tul.-r AND tells han to buy h
81 ~ It !" nury her body IN, sreot 70
~ >'on- Ia her turm Iry, Anl select
alny of poeto and CLERGY men to view
her ienains ihan size dresses IN bei
b, 1T and STARTS tor the river. IL is al
ways With light. Sne always reaches
y ~haff-',at Without bribY seeh. IL r
wiih, u--p,rlus cry n. size leaps Tut"
the murray river always fl rats ~ heaven
Oh The sun, k,rg galr, and when heI
body Ia fuuu n siuiie of Angelic sweet
tess is placing arUuni ltF III, nth.
uN 1T ,tut such things are IL
ID uUi lht yong woman Wil'ss No
- eify, and has no thought OF The
,orUner oIe G. ps not ~ BURIAL 4
Centrally sl,tiaisi, or u III numeut WITH
a Cncrub u crown IL. lnry YER 70
nuI t. commit su'ci,ie on Wild ni.bi
A. 1t might ~ru,t their clothes. Some
"ue Aia.,r s-'s u" III rs they go do@L
t,,hr r,v'r Tue! Lever say snythiDk
nut %" when they ] lmp. Tier.
are a'Aay- = d'Z'u men On maud to puI'
them ,ut. er,us them dry. tufhl-b
them WIS glass OF ctcap lager. An
=. III ibcu buIil- WITH tbs warning:
-. RAI, II yen come io"li"t
,rou Il Wit our drinking water au!
m.Ie wi baso you sent up Tor slA
ulnulA,!
Ial,,~ isn't my romance here in d :
t,uit. l. --ythiuG Is u cold, stern real.
uy aI,. uu' Rttat,rt lntis and sehti
III n'uiI,t> sivu IA If prrs 'nai atteh'i"L
to bl,iuE the i.mi'r cabbAkes.- De
truil Fee P,.ss.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-03-25
The Supreme Court.

A SRA R'r tutriinS ttIr room where
tn s.r-l,, ut the u itei States Su
pr, ne G uit ARE heln. Is impr, s-ed by
the > .ro. "A fitness which ptrva les it
H.. ainu sees mat even the Ii tmhles,
III ,.r attached the court partakes OF
liz "A MY en stacy bearing.
Fac cuurt - oprred about this lash
iui: at twelve o'clork lnoOr) the JUS
u,.,s come. ~ from tie cunsnitluR-roOm
,ni tax" tlrir SEATS ON the bench
Ava, ~ the It, OF the chamber Is seeh
!. Nu.i'htui ilic E, whose business is 10
e, en- tnr lirst eilmp,e OF tho advancing
JUICES.
rnru com" three raps with ponder
ON. slvri oS ttlt. -atn- I Iii 'er. Ihls ie
meant ~ ., signal FIR the audience to
ri,.. Teen, with the Cniei.J us'ice i'll
advance, the .dSeS enter from the
uR't of the cna nher.
L, tn" tear ct the justices seats is ali
ai-,e. L. the center Is au arched ell
t.aua. ~ tn Crirf Justice. Through
tins Aisle the Jrig iile aud take posi-
u,ns on ,t,t rItht and left. None enter
nut,l the Cnli Justice energies from
th,- crntcr entrance.
After all have iiel in, the Chief
Justice. III ,krs graceful Ob-isance to
tne SANDING audience. Then the
judges take seats, u stroke OF the gavel
10 III lie am, the audience seats itself.
The 81 rni Of the court falls upon u
yonthful oil .lal. II is utter the old
L '.i,sh iur.n, ION yea; Oh yea
q g., aud c.Lclndes with the words,
God bess the honorable Supreme
Gut" Tue conrt il now really for
business. All the justices are clad IL
bIack ak gowns with ap ecclesiastical
cnt Washington Star,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-03-25
French Cookery.

A 'eputstinn At H,ul, OK once wsite1
on DupleIx, Who 10 r'miy nbtr p ,trh
the v.tk vi Wn,r.u II ,At,"gs and wan
the rn, Of the T. .~i Tor Franra. The
presi P,orunsui hu ~ ser MAS nt m I
MON, ut engaged on wha' h" considered
the III NJ Important ct ali business, a",i
insi-.d Of admitting his v'.'t"rs. s""t
them ~ message to the effect that" bis
E1c,li, ncy was at dinner, unh the
Christian religion strictly f"rh,le "
man, when diuing t. mrupy blmsrlf
about amy other earthly affair" The
deputa,ion retired. iuucL u liea ~ til"
pie,y Il the G. warmer The L enrh
have long been orr msstern In the nrt
OF cookery. becsu-e 'ev threw Their
souls into tho husin' IA from tn" he
ginning, not without the Implied sp
pruvui of 40 severe moralist ~ j nm
son, " no argued that dinner WIS the
chief business OF every day. aud that Il
man who cared nothing about what he
ate or what he set before his / u ,sts was
o fool.
Tue merit OF Fr"nch cookery ia it's
simplicity. Goldsmith knew nothing
about tho matter when he talked of
green ana yelloW u'uufiS ut III"
French Amhassa ,ors. In fact, he pnts
himself out of conrt in crmnrndiss
such IL compound az st~wel pig with
prune sauce. F.esh pork Car only he
served roasted; salt pork, boiled. At
the same time it must be- admitted that
in the north of France, in B~lgium.
they serve fruit tance with sausases.
The sauce is none her than goose
berry fool, made of gr' en- gooseberries
rath, less than ripe ana uuswceteu.d.
The Belgisns boast that they, ut the
whole Gallo race, best uuuerstand
what is good. A wealthy Freedman,
now residing in tho Walloon couutr, ,
recently Endorsed this statenent. On
bein. asked why he had txpatriated
himself he replied that he had tried
four different lands, With al view TO AZ
certaining in which Of them the inhas
itants kept the beat table. IL France.
he continued, found they nle we'll
but drank bad wine; III Germany they
drank good wine but ate he most exc
cradle dishes; III Eus!Aud the eail Z
and drinking weie allhe bad; IN Bsi
gium they Were both good. - London
Truth.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-03-25
An Old Book.

A. interesting kllupse in'o o1r carly
history is tfortcd hy an i! w"rm,
e,,,.u = z t,tcr which WAS found lately
in . private library.
l. vas issued III the Il So OF thi. cen
tn, e., J. Ban, of Baltimore. Gr"
or,,,;.,rsl ilfrrmA,ion Is o!dtv Ini"glr,i
vii, -cirutitir fAc's. and Il .in>
vel, :nent opinions c"nr"rrltg tn"
BRITISH. and the (the ''iu'e war
Win ,h-m. ohtTu'- III every page.
Tho,e .ru,hleSs INVADERS he assures
ma =, xr,bltei n bub.ric cruelty un-
enuai,.l since tho days Of the S.raceun
an, V .uds!s.
Philadelphia was then "the me'ropo-
liza # tn~ country. WA>hirK on could
boast Of fonr churches n Kaot and a,
hotel" Boston had tw-nt, three
clu ches. 1t bad also, - tins row Of
va,, houses on the north side OF TIL
pier. aud y handsome str..t running
froui IT," pier to the t"wn-hO"se.
The l. dorado tor .mIsrnuts w1s
"Tke o 10, which w.. lieu the far
West. Long lines Of high canvas
coy,rp wagons took their way over the
All. phany nountalt drawn hv evhi
ho,-.s, each usu.ll, decorated with All
arch Of .,eil.; thu wife, children. ch ,irr,
ploush. and u fesit"r.hrd were p,lei
no ~ the wagon; undern-s'h il rau the
watch up; the father aud III" oldest
b., "slk.'d 4long.lde, their rid - sluGs
on tAr,r backs.
IT., j ,nrney occupied two mouths or
mOi- ~tIch the ttu,arnnt of the i'rrs
ent IN ,k-s IN tweit, tour hours When
the s,,'ittttr WAS one" settlo however
in hi. cabin, hi. hIil o, tnfe WA, a. lux
ur,ous ~ that ct CIV xou' mani now
ad.,~. b .Ars men v"il-' II, pil"a-nnt.
will turkeys, were th- p 'crs "r-rts'S-
tame. f his daily .liuui. white VII
horny, golden trout, aud patrldges
fll,r, the smnlle, uIshts.
1t Is u-sinl study to c,mps' @ The
liv, = AMI ptlvniion> of our anc' stnr~
VII" ca Il tered the grim forests of ia"
New World with oar own; t1e nor
uspful because Ne hud that with all
Their rtruISrs tG"y Ina II, rule,
more Tranquil, slower, longer live"
tina. our o,n. THIS was b,".nse th"y
WEI" put ievprel t., the modern triro'
fer ilcits ur suclui di-tluc'lon wnici
ma !, ems even the % est enII1rhnt
Crut,. .ni cluth., euou, for tue year
to c'm', anl u 'is-pr'a'hlns or
how, -rnislng now and then, ealstie,.
then ucslrrs.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-03-25
Hints for Boys.

Do You wish to make your mark in
the world d. you wish to be men ?
Then observe the following rules:
Hold integrity sacred.
OBSERVE COOL manners.
Endure trials patiently.
Be prompt in all things.
Make few aoquaintances.
Yield not to discouragements.
d. to do right; fear to do wrong.
Watch carefully over your passions.
Fight liies battle bravely, manfully.
Consider we'll, then decide positively.
Sacrifice money rather than princi.
pie.
Use all your leisure time for i'm.
provement.
Attend carefully to the details OF
your business.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-03-25

A HOUSEHOLD RECIPE Book agents
are not to be relied upon in regard to
household recipes gratuitously given.
A lady in neighboring town whose
house has been infested with YER
mir, was informed by travelling
book agent of "sure cure" In ac-
cordance with his advice, she procured
pound of birthstone, placed it in an
iron pot in the cellar, closed all the
outer doors and windows, set fire to the
birthstone, and started on weeks visit
to her friends. When she returned
there was not bug in the house, but
there was such an overpOwering odor
of birthstone that the rooms could not
be occupied in another week. The
fumes had penetrated every nook and
corner, even to the bureau drawers and
wardrobes. The valuable plants in the
conservatory were dead, and the foliage
bleached white as snow; the delicate
curtains and upholstery were blesched
and ruined. Bat the remedy was
.ffectual SO ia. as the bugs were con
cerned.
ANGELS Foop.-One-half tumbler OF
grsnulated sugar, one tunbler of sifted
nour, one teaspoonful OF cream OF tartar,
one teaspoopful of vanilla; sift the
-four four times, then add the cream of
tartar and sifl again, but have the right
measure before adding the cream of
tartar; silt sugar and measure; beat
tho whites OF eleven eggs toa stiff froth
then add the sugar lightly, a little vt y
time, then the flour the same way, then
the vanilla; do not stop beating until
you put in the pan to bake. Bake forty
minutes in moderate oven. not open
ing the doors for the first fifteen min
u,ss; try, and if not done, let stand y
few moments longer. The tunbler
must hold two and one.quarter gills.
Icing.-Whites Of two eggs, two tea
cups OF sugar; boil the sugar with just
enough water to moisten it; pour boil.
ing hot. very slowly. over the beaten
eggs; dissolve \ small half teaspoonful
OF citric acid in tablespoonful of
water and put in enough of it to make u
pleasant flavor.
The CARE or PIANos.-It should be
remembered that the piano-forte is sus-
ceptible Of the change OF temperature
and whom tuued in one temperature
will be out of tune in another. Good
aud well-made pisno-fortes will stand
If they are tuned vt proper periods.
Many people, as they wish to avoid ex-
pense, will let their instruments re-
main long out of tune, which is a great
dstriment to them, as they are less
likely to stand well after having been
so left. A piano-forte ought isFyto
be tuned twice - year. At Least; first
VIXEN you commence with tire in Your
room; second when a fire is ,ascontin-
ued. BY follosing this cdnrse you
have the best guarAnl ee that tho iastru-
ment v i'll rem Ain in tune for the longes.
period Of time.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-03-25
Effect of q Name.

Physicians d, Mt take kindly to these
ing abUnt their patients. One Of this
class. named LAWS, was considered ii
great bore by the doctors OF u Con
necticat town. No matter where or
when he met one of the faculty. forth
came the chronic question, Who
sick ana what's the natter?' One day.
q certuin DR.. b a. he WAS approach
ing Lewis's house about suurise saw
the bore" waiting to ask the usual
questions. I'll tx him. thought tho
doctor, but he counted his chickens
before they wore matched, rs the sequel
shows:
The usual sslutations over, LOWS
says, Hold on, doctor; they tell mo
yon have very sick patient up the
hill"
"Yes, very sick. Staid all night will
her"
"What's the matter ?"
"On, doctors don't like to tell what
ails their patients. but | don't suppose
you will say anything about it ii tell
y0a.'
"Oh no; bnt I shonld like to know.
"Well, she got Ftbr!s Mtsrmitts"S
.1utumnatis."
"She amt got that complaint!'
Yes she has, sure"
"Tnen she'll die. | never know one
to get well with that conf, lnn'. II
your medicines dou't Kill, tie name Il
dead shot"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-03-25

The PENNY SAVED A penny saved
is Q penny gained has long been one
of England's standing proverbs. The
problem of late years has been how to
save tho penny. The postoffi,e savings
banks would not take less than shll-
ing, and other banks that would take
the smaller coins were distrusted since
the failure of SO many banks durin &
the English hard times. So the penny
was very apt to drift into the dram shop.
Mr.. FAwcett saw-although physically
blind mamie need that existed of
giving the above proverb practical
value, so he is now testing plan for
saving that penny. By application to
the postofice an oblong card
can be obtained containing twelve
spaces the size of penny stamp.
The stamps are bought one at
time, and stuck ON this card, one by
one, till there is a shilling's worth on
the card, then the stamped card is taken
at the postoffice and the holder credited
with the shilling. Six rural counties
we're selected as the place of trial, and
IA 600 accounts were opened at once.
The plan was recently extended to all
England, and now 10000 persons have
taken cards.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-03-25

PoTrED MEAT.-Tske any well
roasted Or boiled meet, remove all girls
tie, hard pieces, and fat from it. mino4,
and then pound it in . mortar with .
little butter. reduced gravy and spoon
full of Worcestershire sauce; beat It =
smooth paste, seasoning during Tho
process with pounded cloves and ALL
spice, mace or grated nutmeg, salt. and
little cayenne. Put the mixture int
pots. press it close down, DOVER it with
clarified butter, and keep it in . cool.
dry place.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-03-25

The recent sudden rise in the silk
market in Europe continues TO engage
the attention of the importers and
manufacturers of silk goods in New
York city and vicinity. Many of them
cain that the advance-from seven to
ten per cent-was legitimate one, and
not due wholly to q speculative move
Ment.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-03-25

A familiar instance Of color blindness
is that Of a man taking II brown silk
umbrella and leaving green gingham
III its place.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-03-25

1t is az easy to draw back stone
thrown with force om the hand as to
recall word once sp ken.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-03-25
A H11o.-John Hsberstrsw is not .

AH11o. John Hsberstrsw is not .
very romantic name for q hero, but q
Door fellow WHO bore it sacrificed his
life near Hagarstown, Ohio. last Mon
day in an attempt to save the lives OF
others. He WAS alone on hand Car
when he SAW special passenger train
almost upon him. Forgetful If his own
safety and solicitous only for that Of the
hundreds of passengers in the ap
sproaching train, he sprang from the Car
and pushed it q If the track, thus pre-
venting what might have been dis
,aslrous collision, but i'll SO doing was
run over aud crushed t, death. If this
modern hero had Il family it is to be
hoped that the company and the pas
seugers on the train which he saved
from disaster will show that they are
not unsrateful.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-03-25

WORTH PAwNINa.-Wher Lever, the
novelist, WAS residing near Dublin, the
Eleventh HuzzArs arrived in that city,
and their notoriety made them great
attraction, owing to the Earl OF Cardi-
gan being their colonel and the numsr-
Gus duels and quarrels that had &C.
Cured in the regiment. After levee
at the castle, one of their officers, Lever
recounts, was walking down Sackville
street one sunny afternoon in his full
dress, and he was met by two Irishmen
fresh from the country. Quite stag
gersd at the glittsring ana gorgeous
sppsrition clsnking toward them, they
rivstsd their eyes on the blazing gold.
blue, and crimson figure. and, with q
wondering gas, the one exclaimed to
the other, with sharp nudge in the
ribs and look OF exquisite trn, " Be-
CORA, shouldn't like to pawn him!"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-03-25

Wisdom does not show itself so much
in prccrpt us ia lfe--in tirmness OF
mind aid mastery OF appetite. IL
teaches Us to do, us well IA to talk; and
t. mqAc oar actions and words all Of IL
color. Seneca.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-03-25
Tale OF a Dog.

Dog stories have become 80 common
and ~ marvellous rs to obtain little
more credenee than fish stories, but the
following Is so we'll vouched for az t..
leave no possible doubt of it's truth: A
lady III L,aell owns very intelligent
dog OF Sul;h she desire much to hav g
"a picture, She accordingly took him
T., photographic gallery, aud with the
assistance ct tho artist, endesvored to
make her pct take and keep u suitable
position hcfuTe the camera. But the
rpolled dog was in An unaccomm odatlng
mood taa. morning. and after repeated
trials the attempt to conquer him was
abandoned III despair. Pointing to the
decor the lady told him t. go home, as
lie WAS u uau3 hty dog. The culprit in
slaptly changed his saucy manner. and
dropping his tail between his legs, slaak
away III confusion. All the rest OF the
hny he seemed to realize that he was in
disgrace, ciouching III corners and
wearing y shaa.e faced air. The next
morning all search failed to discover
INN. Aaont noon he reappeared, much
r!aitJ, and had fastened to his neck an
excellent tintype of himself. Inquiry
disclosed the fact that when the pho
tugrnpher went down town in tho morn
lug the Intelligent dog had been ut the
door of the gallery awaiting admission.
As soou az the door was opened, Carlo
ran pfully up stairs and leaped into
the chair on which his mistress had
posed him the day previous. Selling
the situation the artist made his prep
arations with all possible speed, and the
result was the delightful picture which
the four- footed penitent had taken home
AS y peace. { ering to his mistress.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-03-25

The Newfoundland coast il said y
be strewn with wrecks.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-03-25

A weak mind is like q microscope,
which m4Gnities trihing things, but
cannot receive great CUES.
The WEES Co-oPERATIoN.-Ns man
ever prospsrsd IN the world without
the cooperation OF his vito. II she
uuites in mental endsavors, or rewards
his iabors with an endearing smile,
with what confidence will he resort to
his mel chsndise or his farm, fly over
the land, sail over the seas, msct diff
Guilty aud encounter danger, il he
knows that he is not spending strength
in vain, that his labor will 0e rewarded
by the sweets of home! Solitude and
disappointment enter into the period
of every mans life; and he is but half
provided for his voyage who finds but
MI associate for happy hours, while for
mouths of darkness and distress no
sy mputAizing partner is prepared.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-12-07
Sc infDrma q los com

nrad0res lie Monteca qu desde Ia rapids 81
bida On Il prec.o de ia nacera lrim4, gu
uos rt iiueGOres. pocos escruputosCS, para te
aueir sus precIos haceu3oOs apareceT bara
tus. han recurtdQ Is us0 d. gr4sa Inferior h
chas de ,aItes sucias del puorco, y fe grass
necha lie 0tros animales. Eotas adutcracit
son daninas la >@lud Y deben evltarse
La marca "Aguia' conlinHara como siempre
ha eijo, 5ln e@ua GigQna Y relna la d. solo
uehtc las partt mas escyg idas de puerCos ee
b dos col maN y que 10 contene suStancls
extvaia
E>tu marca Sc vendera tan barAta com que
de ser vvndi1O un Grnculo pCr0 sera de ne
fc para todos os comp ad0res de Mantace
imitarse extrctameute ella, particu'aI Len
te a 20 c0mercantee pu@a de Otr modo cuan
10 So descubra u csliiad 90 articuos ilt rio
rus, sc encoutrarau con una gran exlstenca
% m reanCis inv5ndible.
Ill u.to de- n marc4 "Agui.l" IS:
No hay economy Ell cOnpr4r a. mentos
aduit rad)4
A1e as ilamAm0 Is stenc,6a de los com
prad0res haCla Il pes de los bnItOs.
Ex4mAenl0 cniladvsamente para c1uven
cerse us qle Ii men 10 cAntdad DIS Manteca
tlle SO CUmpll.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-12-07

kegsba especial en- dem de 50... Al E.
Concbas especiales en- laoa lie 5U. 40 .
ldem corrieujes en- idem Dc loo .. 81
kegalla lie L6ndres especial en- LIEN
w AVV. ~
ldem ldeIn eorriente en- idem de 100. 80 .
luem sooremesa en- idem lie 100 - 81 .
ldeLA conchas en- idam do 100 ... 80
Gone nltas en- idem &c 100 ... 25
Medianos en idem de- 100 - 20 -.
Millar en paQueles de SO. 0... l. -.
Per'llas en- paqueteS lie tabacoe 4
70 paqnetes por. INSTRUMENTATION. Il E.
'cadlra prensada Ell p.quetes de
uua HoL -. observation-disclosures. 90
4eln sin preusar en- potes ... . so
Idem snelta del pa's a's............ =. 20
Idem hehra para pipa ......... oil :.
CgarIflCs con pIcadura hebra IS ca
lecllss por ................... 0l
'cIo corrente precios ccuvencionales
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-12-07
GRAN NEGOCIO.

DoL Domingo Phimieri necesta vender
su msgltica hacienda Amelia, radlcada
en- la jurisdincj6l de Juana Dlz, una hora
do dslanciA de Ponce, y rus estabjecimi entos
i dos kl6netfos del mar, en- dOnde hay un
buen embsrcadero para los frntos
Sc compone ue ,O50 cuerdas de trreHo, de
as cusles 70j IS aasi virgen y do superior ca
lida1 para Ell Gu two dc IL cana duice, favore-
cido ton canaes de regadlo
Sus estab &c. mieutos SIN mOdernos, muy
grandes ia ricados con adrillos: su maQui-
na de vap r, de moler cahas, es dc 10 mas
pert ccionado y 10 mas poleute que existe en-
la Isla; facumente extrae 2,50J galones de
guarapo por cada hora
CJlindan con Ia mlsma hacienda mas de dos
mil cuerdas de Je,renOS llanos virgenes
Keune Ia hacienda Amelia" todas las con-
dlciJnes necesarias para en 81 espaco de me-
nos lie an an0 E0derse iolmar una FactOriS
Central dc o 700 bocoyes de az1car
La casa habitaei6n del propietsrio, ademSs
de doDle conStruccion nteriormente de ma
dera y extei iormerte paIedes de ladrilo, de
dos pies de grueso, y dc 10 gcandioso de sus
haDitaclones es suhclente para alojar dos
numerosas famias. Ponce noviembre 20 de
1881. 2-6
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-12-07

Repostero, copitero botilero, cor
oil manual para trinch4r y servir toda
case de visndas.
Imprenta del B 1IIlN rs cts.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-12-07
SOGIBO D DB SOCORRbS AUIUvS.
de los amigos del Bien PdbIicO
DE
.. Juan de Puerto Rico.

C0nsecuente hcuerIo de Ia DIRECTIVE fe-
eta Is del actual, Sc conyoca Ia general para
Ia jnhta que tendra iugur ei 1 dc dlclembre
p 6XmO eh los salones del ''Cifculo CaideT6n"
r4e de can Jose bum. ID a IA. doce DE dieho
dla, tOu Il hh ue prOc,der la elecci6n de
os indIsitiuCs que nan de componer ia Junts
brectiva de esta S0cieuad, en- e lroximo
Hno de 1882
Lo que Be hace pGbico cUnforme al srticulo
63 u hegIameLto interior, sHpIcando los
chores sVcIOsia puntual asiatcncis.
PueTLo-R CO 29 do noyiembre de 1881. Ell
i'resdente- FELICIANo FCERTEs S-3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-12-07
Uasasaso Rsllsa2y,

Est maravili0so balsamO sana iufalIble
meute ias heridas sntlguae, las IIagas, y los
males de piernus y De pocho. P0r medic
dc Ell fniiuencla LIS ulceras giruleutAs to
nan muy pTouto I'm aSpecLJ conyalecle ate
desaptreCen. Janlas asia este unguepto
ref efI1geTantD de produciI uDh cuEa peIteCtA
le las trecI ioucs lie la piS /, los constipa
dos, las loses y II reuma tl5niU, ssun cuandU
80 hA apels.do ou vau0 0dos los denap
refa eGilos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-12-07
&c sulad0 Dc F'ra1Cja.

Il consrl ae Fraucia en Puegto-Rjoo,
p ueea d los seIores INHERIT Charles Iii
W. Aaguste. BLoN DEAU Henri et VIDAL
L'ty5e,sr, Que Sc presenter 9 enyiep sus
a podazados par, reoibir cartes y deem
ates tcs que So eneuectrsn an dlcho
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