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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-04-08

ALARMED, he went up stairs to the bed
room.
care you sick, Emma he asked,
going to the side Of the bed.
She turned restlessly Oh her pillow,
an anxious expression Oh her face.
Don't throw away those soap suds,
she said, :" want them to mop the floor
when l get these clothes ont.
Even in her delirium she knew the
day of the week and washed as usual.
But the washings were done without
her for many weeks to come. 1t was
Fannie Hopson who took charge OF the
house, claiming it as her privilege to do
so, and Jack and Aaron were only too
glad to have Ler instead OF an ignorant
domestic. 1t is to be feared that the
stove was not polished quite so often AS
it had been under Emma's reign, and
the kitchen floor was not quite so white,
but Jack and Aaron were made thor
oughly comfortable in every way.
At last Mrs. Aynor was pronounced
ont OF danger; but it was long before
she was we'll. There were months OF
weary convalescence more trying than
her dangerous illness had been; days
when she could not hear a door closed
without pain, and hour npon hour
when she wept over the slightest jar
to her quiet and calm. She had ample
time to review her past, and recall to
mind its many mistakes and follies;
more time than she needed to become
convinced that she had acted without
wisdom or discretion; time to think of
the wreck she had become through car
rying out the system she had 30 thor.
oughly believed in; time to learn to
loathe that system, and to resolve to be
different woman and better wife
should she ever regain her health.
She learned to love Fannie, who, in
May, had quietly married Jack, and con-
tinued her duties as if nothing had oc-
Cured, and had long talks with her
young sister in law to whom she con-
tided her most sacred thoughts and de-
sires.
In midsummer Jack and Fannie
moved to a home of their own, and
again Emma took in her hands the
reins of household government. But
she had learned lesson. Her long
and expensive illness had taught her
that she could not trihe with her health
as she had done, and much thought
during her convalescence had convinced
her that sho had no right to tritie with
her husbands happiness either. Many
things we're now neglected, the per-
formance of which had once been con-
sidered sacred duty, and the servant
whom Aaron had hired to help in the
house was not dismissed for allowing
the dust to gather occasionally on the
kitchen man,el, or scolded rouudly for
inattention to the rain marks on the
window panes.
In snort the house on the old farm
became truly homo to Aaron, and
happiness reigned where once discon
tent had been king. No further lee
lures were needed from Jack; for Mrs.
Riynor's system had taken wings to
itself, and flown away forever. The
Household.
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The Limc-Klln Club.

"A leetlc money will buy wood an
Eaters m bacon, an shoes an clozo,"
said the old man as the meeting
opened. Lots of money will buy
silks an satins an jawelry an white
hosses. De man wild "a leetle money
seems to believe dat de man wild lots
of it am taking all de comfort. l used
to hab dat ideah, but lie got ODER it.
1t am my solum belief dat do man who
sots down befo' his own fire, wild his
wife on do right an his chill'en on de
left, an de ole cat an painful O apples
in de middle, am in posishion to take
list rs much comfort as if he lived in
house wild golden stairs. Take de
world frew an you'll fin dat de hum
best homes am dc happiost. DE man
who has steady work, u sayin' wife, an
healthy children wouldn't be blt hap
pier if ho WAS to draw $50 900 in u lot
terry. II no doan' take comfort it's his
own fault. It's her own fault if his
wife isn't happy. Sometimes my ole
wom" II gift dc blues an blows arouh
kase she secs odder folks ride out III
ieir keeridges an dress up II DELI
satius, but build up u good lire, CIV
out do apples, cider, ali popcorn,
draw up do big rockin' cheer, an she
can't stan it noah den ten minnlts.
De blues begin to fly away,an' she pa!S
de bald spot On my heal gu says; >" we
has cabin of oar own, plenty to eat' q
leetlo money in do bank, an | 'spect We
kin sot DOWN an take rs solid comforI
rs if you war gunner an had ten slls
Dresses Ho who makes De most Oh
what he's got AN ii!tin' hissclf to enjoy
better No aituashion bnt what coulu
hc make worse. thcrv dollar made ny
honest work ought to bring tAo dollars
wort of s0hi comfort. WA desc IT,"
remarks, called forth by oserhearin
SlmUul Snin growiin' arouu' behass
he coullnt have mashed trcrs at every
meal, we will now "r,'irate the Usua
order ol business"
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Retrospect.
BY SOPHIA ANDREWS

A weary woman sat alone
Within darkened room,
While dingy pictures on the wall
Difuted q deeper 81, ON.
.Oh, why" she sighed. "do sit here
Whilst others wend their way
To pleasant places, where they list
And bless tho welcome day?
"The mornings light no pleasure brings
To the cad and sorely tried;
For day and night are all as one,
With LIES best gifts denied.
at was not always So" she unused,
"A happy home was mine;
And loving hearts were there to bless,
And loving lips pressed mine.
"But now my dark and dreary way
needs must tread alone.
1t little recks how sad feel,
Or If turn to stone.
ITO the weary laden, God hath said
True comfort shall be given.
I'll trust in Him and lay my cross
At my Fathers feet in heaven"
i Mass. Ploughman.
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The Camel.

During Inc hottest season, NHell green
heritage ceases to exist in tho countries
inhabited by camels, they ore led to
water every alternate day. Thus they
are supposed to dyink once ia forty
eight hours; but when on the march
across deserts, where no water exists,
they are expected 10 carry u load of
from five to six hundred pounds, and
to march twenty-five miles per day, for
three days, without drinking, but to be
watered en- the fourth day.
Thus the camel should drink the
evening before the start, and he will
carry his load one hundred miles with
out the necessity OF drinking; not,
however, without suffering from thirst.
On the third days march, during the
hot SIMEON, the camel should drink If
possible; but he can endure the fou' IN
day.
This popularity OF constitution ena
bles the camel to overcome obstacles o:
nature that would otherwise be insur-
mountable. Not only can he travel
over the scorching sand OF the wither-
ing deserts, but he never seeks the
shade. When released from his bur-
den he kneels by his load in the burn
ing sand, and luxuriates in the glare OF
q sun that drives all other beasts to a
shelter. The peculiar spongy forma-
tion of the foot renders the camel ex-
ceedingly sure. although it is usual to
believe that it is only adapted for fiat,
sandy plains.
have travelled over mountains so
precipitous that no domestic animal
Al, Il ~ 4 I;ui,n Il
the task with load.
This capability is not shared generally
by tho race, but by breed belonging
to the Hadendowa Arabs, between the
Red Sea and Taxa. There is quite rs
great variety in the breeds OF camels
as of horses. Tnose most esteemed III
the Soodan are the Bishareen; they are
not SO large as others, bat they are ex-
ceeaingly strong and enduring. The
average value OF q baggage camel amouS
the Soodan Arabs is fifteen dollars, but
a good hygeen, or riding droneaary, is
worth from fifty to hundred ard fifty
dollars, according to his capabilities
4 thoroughly good hygeen IS supposed
to travel fifty miles day, and to con-
tinuo this pace for five days, carrying
only his rider and u small! skin or girba.
His action should be 80 easy that his
long umbling trot should produce that
peculiar movement adopted by ~ nnfs9
when hushing child 10 sleep upon hey
knee. This movement il deligntfni,
ana tie quick ell.tic step OF i first class
animal lmparts MI invigoratins spirit
to the rider. and were it not for the in:Hn-
sity Of the sun, he would willingly ride
forever. The difference OF action AID Ct
comfort 10 the rider betwse common
camel:anda high class hygeen. IS equal
10 that between a thorough bred, and
&. heavy iray-horse. - Dlke9a y!
uert n. IArH,.
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How it Worked.

On the LIST OF January last year
framed series of prohibitory i'esolu-
tions for the pnrposa of suppressing
my small vices of drinking and
smoking, with the following result:
From January to IA. 1851 kept
them all. but lost ten pounds weight.
January 20-Modifed resolutions
against smoking. Allowed myself one
cigar per diem.
February 1--Moditied resolution
against drinking. Allowed myself one
glass lager per diem.
February 18-Extra occasion. Sus-
pended rules for the day. Visit from
old friend. Two cigars and bottle Of
champagne.
March 3-Ameudment to the consti-
tuition. Two glasses lager per day.
March 9-AnOther amendment. Two
cigars per day each Saturday.
April 2-Codicil to the constitution.
Bought bottle of brandy to keep in the
house. Bad principle to be without
brandy. Possibility of sickness at
night and no drug store nearer than
three blocks. Besides, the baby is
teething.
April 6--There has been sickness in
my household. The brandy il half
gone.
April 9-More sickness. The brandy
is all gone. The rules were suspended
during the exodus.
April 25-I have been considering
this matter of total abstinence from
small! vices with myself, ana have come
to the conclusion that the sudden
changes are attended with danger.
Have increased my allowance of beer
to three glasses per diem.
May And two cigars.
May 15-Passed sn act to amend al
| act relative to Ely resolution per diem
of bser. Increased allowance to four
glasses per diem.
May 20-An extra day. This must
be counted out. Had no cause for in
creasing my allowance OF lager. But
did it. Nature has mysterious moods.
This has been one of them.
May 20-I.'s of 10 use trying to work
this thing up any longer for 1880. 1
shall resume and suspend further alb
stinence until 1881. L am yet young.
There is time enough.
GooD INTENT.
Barker says he mnda up his mind,
yesterday, that he @oel6 give bis wife
pleaNAnt surprise by spending the
evening nt honle, and after supper he
settled himself down for cosy tinc il
the boson Ct bis family. He had no
moro than conf" .nGly fixed L:rlu l.,
| when his ".fe aaheI lin i; His fiirn,ie
didn't want him :...y IL ser, ana tn.i
was why he .,al conclnled to get &c
qunilttd with his family THIN his
luotaei in law asked !liui ii he hai rX-
h.sr9t.d his credit ana Was Obliged TO-
stay q. home. Tho hiItd girl Ass,.d il
he was sick, ana proposed 10 max" lin
some catnip toa. Oac Of the MeiaL bors
came IN and wanted TO Know if be isi
Eeon having any trouble and was '.f..id
OF the sheriff, And Barker says Ill
that occurred in less t1an twenty min
ute5, and 10 knows, for IN exactly hall
Al hour be WAS down town again.
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Girls, if they intend 20 'ccome ns a1
mi members OF society aad make guy
wives for honest men upl true, ousIiIy
to be perfectly acquainted with IA a.,
kinds Of domestic wolh. They shon!u
fn0w how things are loue. hn9 1--WE
edge is power, and such power rehu "re
I woman very independent in tins n.y.
# inferior servants. she may Pc,
hapa, never bn required to use ~.
knowledge i'll a practical wa? ny POI,
forming A0uschul,t wcsi, hu' Il !" VIZ"
to possess Ike knowledge.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-04-08

They lcv, darkness better than light
/. caure their deeds nro evil. Tne
police OF New York found great trouble
IL keeping trAmps and 0isreputab!e
persons from UHiou Square, New York.
1ne introduction OF the electric light
has settled t1n business. The night
wa.r has He'd before the glare of e!ec-
tricity.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-04-08

:5TyDY-S Stu j.. study, study! All The
poaiu IA the world will nJt help you
along ash any ar, nnles, YOU become
= hAr,i student. /, lbs taken re years
20 mast. I IL singh part lomAsso
.c4iYlni.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-04-08

The Land LsaSp"ys are LAYING no
stone unturnel 10 defeat the CO.., N
meut il the cJmja trials IT TIA. il4i:.-
4 en- .ur-,
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La Fama de Puerto -Rico'
GRAN SURTIDO DE NOVEDADES
pa1a SEM a N A SA NTA

estaecmeto de mods que constanemente reneva
apaafors odo % mas modeno Ia
moda prncipaes caes de Europa acaba de importer
inndad de ac pecosmos extremadamente batos Tales
malta negra ha paos de gua ma hhus d.
elpa crespon classes mantas oha'as ahora
uso mntas anauzas punto bond de too peco ganadn
negras de ~ de cudros hrada classes snperores pcos
de G. 70 y Nuuca ma vo gr6s negro
a vara b. pesos de seda rquls
negro Incompatible Hay ur1o de medas ingesas de ago
ho de para senoras cabaeros nos enan e
gusto en- precos de persona mas No hay
eabecmeno> con tanta varedad de sombos seno
nnos tod para todas las eddes Jamas voverdn
camisas borddas 10 as classes mas
fnas Calzado nnab!e De sten cabrtia chagn Las
peso que hasta Paris vaen mas Mucba c
negros aoro adornos de pet6
aes para Santa Toda cas de vo uto Cntas
qura adona Ros ompe collection de coores
Paraetas para aen todas
ezn por haber consegudo sado Abancos de
todas classes MAQUINAS PARA COSER DE NME
JORABLES Y GARANTZADAS DOCE PESOS pOr Gltmo pa
ra dar una prueba apeco dbco que dngue s
vendeo teas de o much bueras 20
por cento de rebtja sus precios h. "A abI
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ELL SIGLO XIX.
=RsD.-SAN FRANCISCO. -=RD.
FANTASIA.

gran surdo que ACADIA de mportar que oe
pGbco grande vao de habra vso
Crdad Deados los lie estabemerto estar
de mo de Paris onten po1er al
bco los Europeos este ell srtdo
mpoo mereo de las de
Wallis buen nombe que este este esta-
hlecimento.
arcu que mas man Ia otencon encuentran ee
de ea adoraos Btas bnc de musenss
pqu@ perectamen brbaa Petos v de fa prmoro
La alta nove1a1 sombreros de pa
Paia bnco de cors n0ras nn's classes formas
adoroa toos los glsos En- chanas hchd' manas
puede dear 10 ecos de dolores as
para de sea negra. Gran surdo
sas caness cueos ppo para chambas 10 mimo que
pque odo rmente bordaio Avos
bausno toias classes para senoa abanicos pumas flor
aOrAar ente-dos bo1a des1e mas esteco hasa m
dia vlrad de aucho
completes para dese ell veo abano ha poans
imperial de banco.
gros tambcn ha ebdo surtdo as
popn a vetdos precios sumamente baraos
E acuo propios para gaos hay dond pode sltscer cu
quier capricho
Tamben ha recbdo extenso vaado surtdo ombas
cona coc cretoas sabnas de odos anhos
grano oio de puo ho pnueo paraguas
tnedas de todas classes
Eectos mundos perectamene reorzados
maeines de n6ui1ad de acuos
proGjo - . ~
Puerto R;co mario II de l88l-FONT ROSSELLO
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S0Ciodad An0nima
DE
CREDITO MERCANTIL.
cOlVaClI0Rll A IUHTl GENERAL.

En- cumpmento de 10 que previenen los
artjculos 46 de los Estatutos 30 del Regla-
mento general de esta Sociedad, sc cotvoca
ans accionistas para la cual Ia junta general
ordiraria que debera celebrarSe el rs de mar
20 pr6ximo las doce del dia en- los salores del
Casino Espaflol de esta udad, para examen
de las cuentasv Y balance del cua TO ailo socal,
tratar de todos los particnlares que r-quiera
el buen ssrvico de la Socedad ell, cir los fun
cionarios que sagun los Estatutos correspond.
AL efectO, SO hace saber Y recuerda los
Interesaios para su inteiigencia culnplimien
to dc los cita3os Eststutos Reg g.amento, 10
que sigue
Desie ell del entral te que lara diaia en-
al local qne ecu "a Ia SOciedad, despues de
Rprobada f1or e Con eo De hi ecciGT, Ia lista de
los aecions as on dtrecho de sstencia Ia
Junta 2 neral, nn de que los lnatresauos
pnedsu eXaminarlG.
S6Iotienen yoz voto en- dicha JuHta 'Os
one en- ell dia de su e l. braci0n tres N 'ses
antes sean duenos de ctnco acci0nes por
nenOs-
3. Ningun acci0nis:a, cualquicrl que sea
cI n1fnero d. acci nes que pCsea prodra EN- tir
DOR 81 mas e un vote; pero tendra ademas
uno por cada representation que legltlmamen-
te tierza.
4. Ell derlcho de asistencia Ia Junta ge-
neral pucde delegarse en- OtrO acciOnista por
siemnre que en- ii dltiIao caso sea ccn5cida en-
Ia Direction de "a ciedad la frma del dele
gante 9 la garantize otra frma que tenga ese
requisite
Las viuIas, las solteras los ausentes de la
Isla, pueden dar poder especial al efecto per-
soda extrafa la Soce3ad.
Las easadas, les memories Y los estableci-
mientos p1blicos pueden concurrir por medic
de sus legitim representatives los cuales, en-
caso necesario, debera acreditar dieao carac.
ter.
s. Desde ell dia I'll de mario pr6ximo po-
dram los interesadOs cOncurrir Ia Secretar1a
de esta S3ciedad recoger la papeleta de asis-
tencia a la Junta, n cuyo documento no Sc
ran admitidos en- esta
s En- los citados dias desde ell Il al n de
MARIO podran dichos aceionistas ocurrir 8 las
odcinas de la Sociedad de de la tarde
haeer las preguntas que gusten sobre las ope-
raciones situacion de la misma, las que &C.
ran puntualmente satisfecha.
7. Al tenor del artieulo AZ de los Estatutos
Ia Junta Sc celebrara cualquiera cue sea e
n6mero de los aceionistas presentes la hora
designada.
San Juan Puerto-Rico 28 de fsbrero de 1881
Ell Sub Director, PABLO UBARR 28 m
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Taller de Carpinteria,

Dep6Slt0 de nadder0s del Pd1s, q
Varadero Cdrenero de buq,teS, Slto
en- Puerta de Terra al Sur de los
Bdrrdcones,.
Este taller recibe en- comision para la venta
dando las garantias nect sarias, vigas alfajiss
Y cuartones de ansubo estantes dc ortegon y
demas maderas del pals, cuyo fin cue nta con
local medids adecuados para So buens con-
servacioD.
A los comitentes no Sc les exgira est'pendio
alguno por el almacenage y cuidad0 de aque-
las, V solo sc les cobrara el tanto por ciento
convenido despues de efectuada su venta,
los preciOs Que ellos tuvieren bien tijar
A las cQmprs ores So les conducira la ma
dera al sitio que designer, me ,iante una mo-
diea retribnciOn.
Inf lmsran en- Santurce Don Juan Miranda,
Y en- Puerta de TERRA t0das horas el que
suscribe.
Puerto Rico iebrero 26 de 1881.-el Maestro
del Taller, Antonio Portell b. 26 u
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PUERTO-RICO

Temperature lie las aguss 45' 3 del termt
metro cent'grado
Peso eSpecifico con relacion al aqua dest.
lada 1923
Anas's Quimicos. En- 1000 parties de agu,
Acido az6tico indnterminado.
Idem carbnicO 81. $40 parties.
Idem Sulthdrico % 470 idem.
Idem clOThidrco 0. 544 gramos.
Carbonate de cal O. PSI idem.
Idem id. magnesia IL. 720 idem.
SufatO de cal 0 2G4 idem.
Idm ii. mAgnesa O $40 idem
Idem II hi rro 3 700 idem
Slice 0, 7O8 dem.
Grandes dep6sitos para enfrar las aguas E
la temperature que Sc necesite,
POseen estas aguas las sigientes propeda-
des: depurativas, laXantea, SudOriicas revu-
sivas, sedantes t6nlcas sagun Ia forma Y
temp ratura de su uSo
SOrpren lentes resntados en- las siguientes
Intermediates: dyspepsia, G 'astritis, gastral
gias, dlsenterfa estrefimiento pertinaz-
obstrut clones del higado, bazo Y meseGtero
intermtentes antiguas que Sc hallen sOstenidAs
por infartos de las mismA visceraG, hidrOpesias
pasivas cnyas causas sean los mismos infsrtos'
Stills CONSTITUTIONAL, afecciones reumaticas
croncas artritis del mismo caracter, par&sis
sin lesion organica del cere 70, On las que re-
conocen por causas lAs c6Iicos ner iosos de
promo, ClAllcs5 y tutuuFeS tSCToluiOs.&
Admirables resultados en- el vicio venereo
cerpftico 6lceras cue ar1bos dan lugar
Las leucorreas y henorragias siempre sc
moiifcon ventGi 1samente
En- las Intermediates del aparat0 ganitO
urinario, colcos netritlc =, escasez ie la secre-
cion de la oriua. aiteraci0n del iluido segre-
gado formation de arenias: usadas las aguas
en bebidas y b nos sempre son dtlies
Empleadas las aguas en- t0rma de irriga
cion Y toda su temperature, avian auu
curan las neuraigas, la rigdez y contraction
lie los miembros.
M6dico-iirector, s.. Dr. n. PEDRO HERMAN
DEF SANTIAGO,
USERA & BLANCU
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INTIIRESANTE.

En- Ell LENTE DE ORC Sc halla siempre
un grande var,ado suitido en- eut1s espe-
juelos de toda7 clasfs y lormas, procedentes
de las mel res f4bricaS lie i.6ndres Paris, en-
cuyas eXistencia, fin de qna nueStros favO-
recedores sg3n honraulonos con su coaianza
h r@mos una rehaa del 300 sobre los ecios
primitivos,
HaJ tamben en- II cStablncinieuto an vara-
do nnmcro surtilo de cristalos blanc 8
ahumados azulados para los dtereuteS grades
de vista Y de visits natural Cristalcs v"rdade-
ros lie roca, int-glaas Y Bohemia, los cuales
Sc venden garartizados y probados, pues no
son wi rios" que mae comnnm"nte Sc e&fen
den en- otrss parties, cor los que solo sc a can
"a ell deteriorar cansar siempre mas la vista
10.
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lSuplica.!

Es la que hace ell dueho de la fabrica de cl-
rarros ala Beeza" les dignisimos habitan-
fes de la Is.a de Puerto-Rco es que al con-
snnljr el 6ltimo cigarro do cada cajetilla Sc to-
mar la mol. stia de ronperla este sers m
nuevo favor que les reconoeera eternamente
despues de sos muchos cue les debe, y sole
cifra su orgullo en- demostrares su verdadera
grstitud, remitiendoles siempre un esquisto
cigarro. para 10 cual sc propone evitar todo
medic de falsifcacion y satisfecho de Ia deci-
dids protection que le han dado a nj tabries
de clgarros no dudo por IN momento me ais~
pensarsu este nueyo favor, S~e
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ReVocacion de poder.

Ell que suscrhe hace presente que IN revoca-
cion que anuncia ell Lcdo n. Manuel Garcia
Salgado del poder que lie contrib ell el aho
pr6xmo pasado estaba de hecho verifcada
por el apo ersdo, puesto que jamas ha hecho
cretaba cspecialmente, s"gun las irstru"cio.
mes escrtaS por el Sr Salgado, cobrar dere-
ehos del mismo. como abogado, en- expedien-
teS que no es'an ultinados Puerto-R Rico IL
de mario de 1871 ALEXANDRA TURuLL 2--S
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tjasasaso Holloway,

Este maravilloso balsamo sana infalible
mente las heridas antiguas. las llagas, v los
males de pieruas de pecho. Por medic
de su Influenza las dlceras virulentas to-
man muy pronto nm aspecto convaleciente
desaparecen. Jamas deja este ungilento
refrigerante de producer una cura perfecta
de las afec ZONES de la piel, los constipa-
dos. las toses al rcumatismo. aun cuando
Sc ha apelado en- vano :odos los demas
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Para CuareSlna J Semana Santa,

En- la j,nprenta de BoLErIS Sc venden ba-
atos los devocionanos sguentes propios pa
IA practicag la +, iigion Ell los das de cuares-
ma Y sem ma santa, especialmente.
IniLac0n de CristO
Ancora de Salvac on.
Vlsit4s al San isimo Sacramento.
Ancors Celeste
La es 3eraHza del Crist;ano.
Verdades eternas.
OfciO Dgino.
Luz Divina
Eucologio r mano.
Diamante DivinO Y Semana Santa.
Nuevo Eucologio EspafOl.
La Fe de la Infancia
Pequefo 0fcio DiViHo.
La Mujer Cat6ica.
Ga del CristiunO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-03-20
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