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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-16

The standard OF height for the infantry OF the
line is now feet inches, and for CHEST meas
urement It Ia 81 inches; no recruit Is accepted
who does not fulnl these requirements, which
are in excess OF those In all. and are much
higher than those in most continental armieS
Some, indeed, are In favor Of lowering these
standards, because In consequence OF them we
are forced to reject SO many recruits whose
chest measurement Is only 33 inches, but whom.
In every other respect 1t would be desirable to
very low standards to which we have often had
to resort In the days Of long service. we could
at any moment increase the number OF our "a
cruits very considerably by reducing our stand
s arc 70 mat OF Germany or OF Franc e In 1873
tnere were In every 900 men In the army Al 2
under feet z inches, and SIS over that same
height neg;;, IN 1850 the numbers were ssS and COZ
treSpecuvey. surely these facts show q decided
Improvement In the physical strength of our
sOl 9l ana anord positive denial to ali the
WIG statements which are 80 commonly ban.
oleo ABOUT az to the mferioFity Of the recruits
VIC now enlist under the short service system.
compared with those we used to obtain formed
Y.-SF Garnet Rosseley, tn Nineteenth Ce,a-
fury.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-16

eIcnloaid Forbes writes home to England
Sna! ne Is doing splendidly here In the United
states, ana VIII stay until May !, when he vii!
Ut p tol another winter campaign OF lecturing.
ne mus outlines the career OF a lecturer: 'sThe
lst year ne Is making his reputation the sec
ne Is 'nzzling OUT WV ~-1A~ '0''
w mraa Is that On the table? That Is cake.
,hins.u art tnose things looking at itr Tnose
No e6,I are c69didrsn Do children like cake
Snii0ren? Yes, cake likes children "N Wh mas
o 1ase n me sansfen one2 The children have
FSe cake has gone WisS t mas Sns cake
delpht0 sur. NVo'-<Itsto-
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WOULD You SAY" asked Prof. Stearns. 81
would rather walk or, 4 had rather Walk, D
!" would say" replied the smart bad bow. :. II
mad rather ride, most emphatically." And he
partly clearing Weather.-B.Waaoton EGtpteu -.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-16

(tLAARSNGs OUT SALE Or ALL
WINTER GOODS.
Row lie THH TIAH TO SECURE YouR BARsAIks 10
BOOTS AND SHOES.
foT the next ten Days VII sell nj my Winter
S.ock, ct reduction OF 20 PER CENT. 20 make
room Tor o1r Immense
SPRING STOCK.
DON'T FAIL TO CAIL-FrRsT ooME YIRSg
SERVED.
yon can save double the money you spend eiss-
where Sy accepting OF these chances. We mean
BuslNEss. and VIII do Just what we advertise.
GALL EA1AlY.
aEEAT BOSTON SHOE AUCTION HOUSE,
491 Pennn. avenue.
BRANCH STORE.
al and I'll Ia PennA. avenue s.E.s
janis CAPITOL HILL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-16

STUDENTS LAMPS.
So 90 WILL BUY GENUINE LARGE SIZE
NICKEL PLATED. GERMAN STUDENT LAMP
WITH ALL THE IMPROVEMENTS,
ASpA
GALLON OF RYNEkL'S ROYAL SECURITY OIL,
BEST AND SAFEST OIL IN USE.
All other goods In his line at TIE lowest possible
prices CAL and examine.
mar24 HVTE4I's. AIS 7th st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-16

NtEyS XGIsR SHOE sToS5.
IN 600 PenDsyIvsuts avsnus-
BOTS hyD di.0ES al ACTUAL. COsT-A FINE
OPPORTUNITY TO BUY FIhs V-OL.aSS
SHoSS AT VERY LOW PRICES.
p0mrL enCiDs to-asy I viii sell al of my heavy
ana Medium weigh Shoes al PRtNE COST.
Ladies Pebble Goat Button Boots ....... 800. 81 IS
Ia9ies' zine Eutson Boots -....---........... &C
LsG.es Lepd-seTed Button Boots ......-...... S.bc
lsdtes flne Shippers ceL "a 20 SOC
mems Cslt congress Caters. 1.SS
mems GSIt Congress GATE a 10 Goo
mebt Oalt Bution Bc0ts.....-..--.. - 90 10 600
Alens Calf Hand-segd Boots .,...,....... q o.
Misses aod Chidrens shoes at cost.
Boys and yonths' shoes at cost
We sell none bus cold shoes. We have but one
price.
febl2 GEO. MCCARTHY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-16
BOOTS AND SHOES.

RAhuhi Ns.Seliup of my entire stock os
I'D BOOTS AND SHOES At cost. Dali early he
Iore pnrclAslnE elsewhere, and secure bsrgaiRs
Al .. 0lksLkk'S. lo2l IN street u " m.rSo- 80
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

RKfhIGEnAroRs.
ICE CHESTS,
WATER COOLERS.
Ice ORRAN FRgEZsRs.
And fun STOCK Of
HoUsEFURNTSRISG GOODS.
At
J. w. SCHAEFER,S,
ID2e seventh street..
apll kBovE NV FsBx AVENUE
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@t0 REWARD II DR. BROrHERe fails . cure
" any oA1e q Female Weakness. 1xreeylax1tiss
Washington. Once. COS 3 q. southWese 0PPoata
Smithsonian. Dnrl6-1me
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-16

EDDY RkFkIGEuAToHs.
We are now prepared 70 far8ish az sizes OF this
Celebrated Refrigerator
They arc strongly built and handsomely finished.
Packed with perfect non Conductor. have
SLATE STONE SHELVES:
IL fxCt,
FKRFECT REFRIGER ArOR.
N w. BEEEstBGR.
Late WEIR 4 BEvEEiDSE,
No 1000 Penna. ave.
Ts- Sole Agent for the District.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-16

A CARD.-To III who are suffering from ne
"A errors and indiscretions Of youth, nervous
weaafns... eeray decay, io9 Of manhood g, Wn
Thu g1eas remedy vas discovered by . mianonsry
Oths key. JO6IPH 3. IMAM. Btssion 81 he
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-16

0 ~ s.,n DE- R0.BsERTs0E. sysE wednesdsy
west rear ~ st.. from TO Q 3. m. Who, with iE
1ear e1Rerienoe guarantees cure In ~ dissesse
S1 s19 VranNSI 0rssns, Nervou. and seminal
aononnoee OF 6Xphih4 recently contrsoteds pod
1ySsA c0 r H frS n1 @ l9 dsXs Oonsult.non
Refer 20 the leading phyniciane Of 1al1m0r0.
1ain once ~ 3. GutaW st. Baltimore. OharC0
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-04-02

place to a lady, though she may
have TO stand for a whole hour
with no other support than a sort
of bell rope, TO which she Is bang
ing on" One day he and friend
offered their seats 10 two young
ladies, but the ladies were so un-
accustomed to such politeiess that
it was necessary to enter into a
long discussion before they could
decide on availing themselves OF
them, and during the discussion
two fat yankees" slipped into the
places and kept them in spite of
every protest. "The American
woman is generally well conducted
and modest. but when she wishes
to be the reverse her education.
her intellectual superiority, and
her native audacity make her the
most seductive--that is to say, the
most dangerous of adventuresses.'
To much of which may be added
that Henri Rochefort is the cham
pion liar Of the universe-that FL
Perkins is far beneath him as ordi
nary mortals are beneath Eli, an'
that his superiority in this line j
so well established in Paris tina
since his return, when a particular
ly bright genius is found dead il
the Seine or over the charcoa
brazler in his room, the general re
mark is ''poOr fellow; Rochefor
was too much for him." Dc
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ROehefort on New York.

Henri Rochefort has written a
book relating his escape from New
Caledonia and his journey back to
France via the United States. Of
course, he has a great deal to say
about our manners and the modes
of travelling, but what he says
about New York is especially in
teresting. "The diversity OF quar-
ters." he writes, "struck US most
particularly; some all in verdure,
others under a cloud of dust; some
gay as the sunlight and some as
melancholy as moisture; une quar-
ter choking with people and the
next solitary and silent as the
grave. The whole thing breathes
youth, but you have to take the
purity of the air as a substitute for
the purity of architectural line.
The composite style OF building
produces frightfully ugly monu-
ments; marbles Of every sort
abound, but bad taste throws It's
glaring veil on all these riches
The immense house of the -four
hundred-fold millionaire Stewart
lately died, is a model of intelli'
gent luxury. 1t is like a mon
strous table de nua. = = = The
want of order and arrangement
which distinguishes New York
both astonishes and amuses. Tn,
streets are in possession of small
dealers; enormous signs float in th'
D wind; stumbling-blocks. encumhe
: the pavements; the shop window
o are an image of chaos. Tn
i confectionery shops for ladies ar
: as numerous as the liquor shop
: for men. ALlerican girls have
:. passion for sweet stuff. They onl
: leave one bonbon shop to 90 an
o sit down in another. We though
r that the French women were tn
$ worst gourmandes of the old an
!" new worlds. We have now I
lr offer them our most humble e,
a cuses. In the tramwa,
"a we are not only surprised br
h absolutely disguised with the e,
l. treme coarseness Of the men. n,
l. one of them thinks Of offering h
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daughter there whom he has not
seen but of whom he Is very fond
indeed. Besides taking a lively
interest in engineering Gen. Ser
rell finds time to elaborate upon
the local industries Of the nation
and has Just established at Green
wich. Washington county, New
York, the Terra fabric mills, for
the manufacture of Turkish towels
and similar goods, known to the
trade as Terry fabrics from the
rough surfaces, a new industry
comparatively in this country.
Over 100000 dozen a year are now
imported from Europe and the
demand is increasing. In Eng
land they are made by the old
process, requiring one man and
I
two bows to work one loom, but
now they are made better in
quality bv means Of patented in
ventions, and one girl operates
two looms at once. The mills
situated in Greenwich, are two
hundred feet in length by forty
feet wide, three stories high.
| Greenwich is In the centre OF the
great fax growing region, and
last year one of the very large
| Irish linen thread mills moved
their entire plant, machinery
operatives and all, to this village
This gives the Terry fabric mills Z
supply on the bobbin, directly a
the door, saving the cost of trans
portation and the waste of reeling
as very much of the product i
made of linen thread; not, how
ever, all, for some Of the mos
beautiful of pure white which !
used for towels, vesung and cloak
ing is made entirely of cotton
The wonderful and beautiful pat
terms in colors. striped and flower
> ed, both of towels and lap rug:
delight all that see them, especial
lady housekeepers. When all tn
new machinery is in place whic
the present mill will hold tn
product will be 200 dozen toweI
every ten hours. This seems to b
an enormous number, but as befor
: said, is but about equal 20 one
: fifth part of that now imPorte'
I" Great success is predicted for III
e new enterprise. James Talcot
- of this city, is the commissio
III merchant for the mills, and a
at inspection of the beautiful good
ne on hand at his warehouse well r
~ paws a visit. ID. {.
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LIBERTY HALL.
=. w. .STECHHAN.........LeS Lessee and Manager
GRAND CONCERT.
ONE NIGHT ONLY!
SATURDAY, APRIL 2, 1881.
ESPINOSA CONCERT COMPANY

II AuE-.Nl1 IL I lfAaN4AAt7NN
PART ].
/. Duo. two Pianos. ROndO Op. 7j........ChOpin
Aug. Zech and NJ. ESpinOSa-
, Cavatina, Faust"
Miss Jenny LandSInan.
g. Piano Solo, First Taranteile Mills
VI. ESpinOSa.-
I. NiolOncellO Solo, Bercus. Schroeder
Earnest Schmidt,
). Song "Once Again. Sullivan
Miss Sylvia GeTTiSh.
PART II.
1. Piano Solo, CapT1ce Op. 81. .........ketten
VI. ESpinOSa-
2. Duet Hunters Song. ............... kCcken
Miss IandSman and Miss GerriSh.
3 NiOlincellO Solo. NOctuTne --......... DayidOfi
Earnest Schmidt.
l. Song 81 tn SayaiS. ..-...--..---. ....--.Balfe
Miss Jenny IandSman.
;. TTiO-a Andante-b. Presto -MendelSSOhn
(FOr Piano, Violin and Niolincello.)
MeSSrS. ESpinOSa. COurSen and Schmidt.
Reserved seats One Dollar. Box Sheet will
open al AdleTS Music store.
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Gran almanaque del BoIetin.

Acaba de imprimirse este almanaque
de Pu rto = Rico en- un vol1men de
c1arto mayor de mas de 200 paginas.
Tiene el aimanaque propiamente dicho
con ell santoral, datos ASTRONOMERS del
O5servatorio de San Fernando, orto
y ocaso de Sol y Luna, un CALENpARIo
EspANOL DE LAS LETRAs, LAS CIENCIAs Y LAS
ARTEs, ell que constan la feoha y punto
de nacimiento de casi todas las notabi-
lidades de este siglo, y articulos y poe
sfss por los siguientes autores:
Guerrero, Selgas, Trneba, Santist6-
ban, Fabregues, Sanudo Autrsu, Gil
memo (Conco pcion), Marty, Pedrosa,
Grassi, Auber, Felicia, Tartilan, Pareja
de Alarcon, Cuence, Oisneros, Sep1lve-
da, Reguers, Perez Morris, Alarcon, Pa
dilla, Biedma, Echevarrfa Vieyra Go
Abreu, Lara, Salvany, Grilo, Melgsr,
VaIIadares, Fernandez Guerra, San
martin, Garrido, Ruiz Aguilera, Sanchez
Pesquera, Ccrton, Asensi, Hartzen-
busch, Gonzalo del Rio. Palau, Marco,
Balaguer, Buzaran, Aviles, Dacarrete,
Bran, Infiesta, Belmonte Muller, Mar
tinez de L2fuente, Machsdo, Sama, Pi-
media Navarro Almansa.
Todo el materialfu6 eserito entrega
do por los autores al editor del Alma
naQue, que forma un vol1men tres Ve-
ces mayor que el de los demAs almana-
ques en- forma de libro,
Sc venie reales eiemplar y 4 5 PEI
SOS dooene. Al que pida DIS docenas
8 mas, rnandando ell imports, SO 10 en-
Wan log Almanaques por correo frances
de porte. b. 28 t
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LIBROS NUEVOS.

Por ell iltimo vapor-correo Sc han recibi-
do en- esta Imprenta Sc realizan baratas
las obras siguientes:
Doloras de C4mpoamor, Tragedia de Es-
chylo; Ni1o de la bola Escandalo, por
Alarcon.
Manual te6rico practice de los Juzgados
mu1icipales, por Abella.
Fisio70gia p0r Becklar.
Cocina moderna, Filosofa del derecho,
por Frisco.
Becker, obras de este distnguido poeta.
Ap6ndio9 del Derecho Civil, por Elias.
Historic de Espana, por L4fuente.
l. Criatur', por Ortego.
Herman Cortes, descubrimiento Y conquis-
to de Mejico, Conquista del Peru Ell Mar,
por Michelet. ~
Ell lUs0ctO por id.
Lbro De los cantares, Cuentos color de
rosa, por Truoba.
Romaneero de CristobaI Colon, por Eaoo-
bar.
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"A. d ~ "a -
MINERO = ABDICIgALES DB GOAAO.
PUERTO-RICO

Tempera' ura de las aguas As del termf
metro cent'grado
Peso especifco con relacion al aqua dest.
lada 1923.
Analiss qufmcos. En- 1000 parties de agu,
Acido a23tico indatermnado
Idem carb6nico Il $40 partes
lderl sufhidrico % 470 dem
Idem clorhidrico O. 5l4 gramos.
Carbonate de cal 0. PSI idem.
Idem id. magnesia IL. 720 iiem.
Sulfato de cal O. 2G4 idem.
Idm i'll. magnesia 0 $40 idem.
Idem I'd hi rro g. 700 idem.
Slice O. 706 idem.
Grandes dep0stos para enfriar las agHas 4
a temperature que sc necesite.
Poseen estas aguas s 1igientes prOpieda-
des: depurativAs, ayante7 sudoriicas, revui-
svas, sedautes Y t6llcas segup la forma Y
temperature de su uso.
Sorprendentes rcSutados en- las siguientes
Intermediates: dyspepsia, grastritis, gastral,
glas, dsenterla estreniment0 pertiuaZ-
obstruccioDes del higado, bazo mesenterio,
intermitentes antiguas que sc hatlen sostenidas
por infartos d, las misma vlsceras hidropesas
pasivas cUyas ausas sean los msmos infartos'
Stills cOnstit cional, aiecci0nes reumaticas
cronicas. ertrils del mismo caracter, pa aliss
sin lesion organica del cere 70, en- las que re-
conocel por causas log c6hc0s uerviosos de
plomo, caticss Y tumores escroiulosos.
Admirables resnltadOs en ell vicio venereo,
cerpet 90 Iceras que anbos dan ugar
Las leucorreas y benorragias sempre Sc
modihcan vcntaiosamente.
En- las Intermediates del Gparato garito
urinar2, c6icos nefrticos, csc SEE de la secye-
cion &c Ia orina. alteration de- liluiic segre-
gado formation de erenas usanas ms aguas
en- beuidas b nos sismpre son dtiles
Eualeadas ios aguas en- lorna lie irrigs
cion toda sl temperature, alivian aun
curan las neuralgas, Ia rigilez contraction
de los miembros.
Medicc director, ST. DR.. y. PEDRO HERMAN
DEE SANTIAGO.
USERA & BLANCH'
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EN ARROYO.

Sc verde uni e9sa de MADEIRA en- muy huen
estqdo. situadJ gu G. eet ro &c Ia poblacion y
Al Iadc Este &c IN call central dQHda stab %
botica de NJ Garben, ell que Ia iitorese pnede
dirigirse a, apoderado don Enrique Huyke eer
dich0 pueblo, bien directamente su duehc
en- Bayamon don Jose Marxpach, 2S
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AVISf).

Partlcipamos nuestros numerosos amigos
Y parr uuianos de la Isia, haber trasladado
naestro dep6sto almacen de quincalla fe
rretersa 4 la Gale de San JustO ndmero Ii don
de nos tienen sus 6.denes- Miguel Saraie
gut & Go. a. ~ m
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iEnicLnoB 407AHi4f.

En- la imprenta del B0lETIN Sc veRde 10 RS.
esta COLLECTION DE CUADR0s sinoptcos, indspen-
sabes para la arlicacion de la ley hipote caria
a los sehores notarioS, escriban0s secretarios
d juzgados municipales, escrira por don Juan
Brusi Font. b. 81 N.
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COnsuladO de Francia

Eel consul De Francie en- Puerto Rico,
rueea q los sefiores IMBERT Charles H
Laire .Augusfe, BIoS DEAU Henri e VIDAL
Eagsa,e, cue 80 presenter 8 envien sus
spoderados para recibir cartas y docu-
mentoe que se encueatrsn en- dicho
Consnladc,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-03-06
unarsnto gsiieTay,

Este maravilloso balsamo sana infalible
mente las heridas antiglas. las llagas, y los
males de pieruas de pecho. Por medic
de su Influenza Las dlceras virulentass to
man muy pronto un aspecto convaleciente
V desaparecen. Jamas deja este ungjiento
refrigerante de producer una cura perfecta
de las afec ZONES de la piel los constipa-
dos, las toses ell reumatismo, aun cuando
s. ha apelado en- vano todos los demas
rau1euios
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-03-06
NUEVA FABR[CA
de chocolate al Vap0r.

Los duefios del cafe de ola PALMA" par
ticipan 81 pGbIico de esta capital que en- sn es-
taolecimiento expeaden a 3, A, s reales IL
bSa les flnos seiectos chocolates de su nueva
fabrica todos sin Garcia con ella 81 asi Sc p-
den.
Exiase ell nombre de " LA PALMA" gra-
bado en- cada onza de chocolste, elero de
1881 I f26.
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CaFruaieS Dc Gonzalez, Ramos ! AatienN,

Desde ell dia 10 del presente mes, la en-
presa. para mas comodidad del publico. au-
meptara las saIidas diarias de los coches en-
relacion con las horas que tiene establecidas
ell TRANVIA, y con una rebaja notable en-
los precios.
HORAS DE SALIDA.
De la Carolina a Rio-piedras, las u d
1O3 de la maIana.
DE Caguas Rio-piedras, las st y de
la mahana:
De Rio-piedras para ambos puntos las 8
de la tarde, fetados todas horss, abo-
nando los asientos que tenga ell coche.
PRECaOS.
Un asiento de Rio-piedras la Carroll
na 5 viee-versa. a.................... SO
Uno idem de idem Caguas, idem. / SO
I'm coche ietado lie asieHtos de la
Capital Cangrejos jos-.............. -.
Siendo de ida yueita. ............. -.
Uno idem de la Capital Rlo-pie-
dEds. -s..'.-'"-'' 81
Siendo de ida y vueita. -.
AL pasajero no Sc lie admite mas equipaje
que IN bu TO, cuyo bulto no exceda de IL Ii
bras de peso; la dsmasfa sera paga conyen-
ci0naImente. Sendo ell mismo Ell conductor,
la FMPREsA no responde de averfa.
Taubien Sc detan coches para tOdos los
puntos que permita ell camino. Los preciOs
seran m0dlcos. a. IL.
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: a D ~ G ID =.
GARCIA, GATELL & Co., Tetuan 26.

GARCIA, GATELL Il o., Tetusn 26
ofrecan al p1blico cerveza danesa marca 'Ju-
bJrge," Ell barriles dc docenaS botnlIas Z
docenas medas bote as; ilem Lager beer"
americana mafea eopa de docrnas boteFles;
idem nglesa del "Uastillo" en- barres Gle 7
doeenas medas boteias; tocno mess Y de pen
quitas; tocnota en- eajas lie ~ lihras ha-
0ichuelos cooradas Y blanc0s ehcharol
verdes; arr0z glace; manteca er iatas de 70 IL
bras; m il superior del pals; h. ma lie maiz
en- barres; anguas de vaca ahumadas; gale-
tas de p 0t; tvbaco mani!laa marca ''cierv0 Y
sirena"; cancIon; pimienta: iah azul del pals;
papel de extr06a "A l8 y dc .ala para envoI.
YER tGbac0,; f6storos marea "tspada"; amar-
90; yeso caecinado On polvo; lotun saratoga
en- trascos; piedras de amoar hasta ware
diametro; miel de abeia en- g. rafones de 5
gallon S; maizena,; huano desmc >do para col
chones almohada Y e muy buscado tertiliza-
dor veget para siembras dc tahaco. Todo
fresco, bueno y barato. GARCIA GATELL Y Go,
Tetuan 26. e--6
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Latimer Y Fernandez detallan e brandy de
la acreditbda fabrica ''The Charente Brandy
Company Limited" marca "Cisne," nueve
pesos GAIA de doce botelas, de una estrella V
doce pc s caa de tres estrellas San Juan
Puerto-Kco, Febrero 1881 + 10
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SOCTEDADES.
SEVERE BASTON.
45.-SAN FRANCIS OBS
SANJUAN PUERTO-RICO.

SAN JUAN Pt tERIO-RICO.
3ra letras en- todas cantidsles corta vista
aobre los siguientes captales pueblos de la
Peninsula islas Baleares las Oanarias.
ALICIA,
Betanzos, Bayoua, Caldas de Reyes, Oamari
has, Coruha Uorcubion, Ferrol, Guardin, Lu
90, Lage. Muros, Mondoneio, Noya. Orense
0rtigueirs santa Marital, Padron, Ponteve
dra, Puentedeune, 9, Puenteareas, Rivadeo
Santiago, Tuy, Vivero, Vigoy Vilagarcia.
ASTU RIAS,
Aviles OanSas de 0nis, Cangas lie Tineo, Gu
diliero, Uolnuga Gastropol, Figuoras, Giion,
Grade, Lastres Lanes, Luarca, 0yiedo, P0la
lie Siaro, Pola do Lena Pola de Labiana, FRA
via. Rivadesells, Salas, Tneo, Tapia, Vilsvi-
ciosa { Infesto.
Resto he La Peninsula,
Bilbao, Barcelona, Cartagena, Cadiz, Grena-
10, Leon, Madrid, PamDloua, Santander, San
Sebastian, SevIla, valladoid, Valencia "a
ragoZa
.ESLAS BALEARE ES,
Oudsdela de Menorca Palma de Mallorca,
ESLAS CANARIAS,
Palmas (Gran Uanariasl ~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-03-06
GRAN BAZAR De R0PA HEGHA.
~.
CRUZ II SaStrer1a de Tomas HermanN Cruz II.
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-03-06
CiTECiSMO DE RIPiLDA.

e. la inprenta del BoLErIS SO acaba de i'm
primir una e eiccon de este catesismo, adop-
tado de + Xto por el Sr 0 ispo 81 cua Sc ven
de medic real ejemplAr J 3 ~ ceutavos do
cena.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-03-06
ANUNCIOS DIVERSOS.
AMIGO DE TODOS.
Pil1c9As HOLLOWAY.

Millones de personas, en- todas las parties
del muu0o, recrmiendan & ichas Pildoras
como ell mejor restaurativo de la salud que
Sc conoce Elias curan todas las afeocio-
mes del corazon, del higado, del estomago.
de los rifiones de los intestinos, y remue-
ven Ia acrimonia, la fiatulencia y la cardial-
gia, expulsando de IA sangre toda impureza
fortaleciendo complet>mente el siste.na ner-
vioso dando un tono saludable la orga-
niyani0D general
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-03-06
NO MAS. POLILLA.

En- esta imprenta Sc vende 20 cts vara
cuadraia ell asonbroso PAPEL OARBOLI-
ZAD0 IMPERMEABLE, que extirgue y evi-
Ia para siempre la polilla empapelando con 81
los archives, armarios roperos que tengan
libros, expedieBtes, ropa cualquier otro ar
ticulo que pueda ser stacado de la polilla.
Sc garsntiza ell resultado 7-12
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-03-06
MRK1 ~ENTA-.

Sc vende una hermosi estancia sta en- Ha-
to-Rey al lado lie la carretera POI donde pasa
ell tranvia colindante con terrenos de don
Eduardo Asci so don Pescas.o Ruiz Tiene
extensos y ssiudables astos, paite de monte,
buena casa lie vvienda y un abundante pozo
de agnas de manantiaL Su extension es de
25a:3O .cuerdas. Para informes puede dirigir-
Sc e que Ia in erese a los sefores P Martorell
h Co Tomas Hermanos, bien esta Impren-
Ia en- donde sc darS razon. Mo. 3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-03-06
M EDNA AXXAE&R.A

Leyenda historical original le Antonio Al
calde valadares, 40 etvs, on la Imprenta
del BOLETIN,