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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-05-20

sury officials estimate that the entire
seHes' with the exception perhaps
OF ten or nfteen million
dollars, has already been presented for con-
tinuance. The aggregate amount OF five
per cents which haYe been extended at 31<
per cent. to date is one hundred and
seventy one million dollars. Thirty mil
hons OF this amount is credited to to-day's
transactions.
MR.. CHANDLER's CASE.
The Senate judiciary Committee this
morning took vote on the nomination of
WIN: Il. Chandler as Solicitor General. It
resulted as follows: In favor of confirma-
tion-Messrs-. Logan, Ingalls, and Mcmillan,
o.. against contrmation-Messrs Davis, Of
Illinois, Baysrd and Lamar. Absent, Messrs.
Edmunds and Garland. It is understood
that In view of the equal division Of the
committee the nomination will be reported
back to the Senate without recommendation
either favorable or adverse.
THE NEW YORK NOMINATIONS.
During the executive session this evening
All the New York nominations received to-
day were reported back from the Judiciary
and Commerce Committees favorably and
placed on the calendar for action to-mor-
row. The nomination of Chandler as
solicitor General was also reported, but
without recommendation. The general
opinion to-day seems to be that the Senate
VIII not adjourn before Saturday.
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THE KENTUCKY TURF.
Third Days Races of the Louisville
Jockey Club.

LOUISVILLE, May 19.-This was the third
day of the Louisville Jockey Club meeting.
There was a large attendance, and the
weather was beautiful.
The first race was for the Kentucky Oaks,
one mile and half for three year old flliee,
and was won by Lucy May, the favOrite,
with ease, Belle of the Highlands second
and Minnie Q. third. Time 2:40.
The second event was q dash of a mile
aid a quarter, all selling allowances, and
wa won by the favorite, Anna Augusta,
BOB johnson second, Gammacit third.
Time2:11N.
Thethird race was dash Of mile, for
all age, winners during the meeting ex-
GUIDED, shich was won by Churchill, with
Una secoid and Ada Glenn, the favorite,
third. Tine 1:441<.
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THE LOST DOTTEREL.


LONDON, May 19.-AdvIces from st. Vim
cent state that the British sloop of-Nar
Dotterel was blown up tSandy Point, in The
Strait of MagellAn, on the 26th ultimo. One
hundred and forty-three lives were lost.
There were two explosions The first is
supposed to have been the bursting OF a
boiler used in condensing sea water. The
second was In the forward magazine. The
vessel went down bow foremost, In
eight fathoms OF water, In three
second explosion except few planks. The
Survivors saved their lives by jumping over
board after the first explosion. They were
rescued by boats from vessels in the vicini'
ty. Commander Evans jumped through a
port hole, and was taken from the water
much larcerated by broken glass and wreck
age.
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THE FACTS AS TO FISH AND cRAMEI
A RaflIa In Ennfn

TUNIs, May 10 There was fighting yes
terday at Souke Larba, and it is stated that
both the natives and the French lost heavily
in killed and wounded. Several of the
French wounded have been brought to this
city. The French are marching direct upon
Mateur. Pressure will probably be used to
induce the heir apparent to sign a docu-
ment acknowledging the Protectorate.
LONDON, May ia Tunis dispatch to
the Times says: "The battle at Souke Larba
yesterday is reported to have lasted ten
h0urs ~
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Sympathy for Ireland.

OMAHA, May "a large and enthusi-
astic mass meeting, presided over by Mayor
Boyd, was held last evening for he purpose
OF sYmpathising with the Irish Land
League. Resolutions were passed condemn
ing the policy of the British Government
toward Ireland and the coercion bill, and de-
nouncing the unjust incarceration of Davitt
and Dillon, the leaders of the Land League
movement
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Tempernncs In ohio.

ssr-.AsCs, OHIO, May 10 The Peoples
q ss,.'slee = Reform Convention in session
SsrS,Sulai adopted resolutions favoring an
br1S1Sl-.t brS-iSlt OF the State constitution so as
gsrrji.ol, The manufacture and sale of in
ks r-E.. ,s liquors, and declaring that IL the
,ss,ig,. ~. ical parties of the State fail to
.e7.r,,S.le candidates favOring temperance a
-slon will be called to nominate 3
- peranee ticket.
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A careful observer of OLio politics
predlcts tnat the temperance ticket will
poh oo'0oO votes In mat State next au-
tumn. instead of 10000, which is the
usual number, The increase will be due
to the dllatory action of the last Legisla-
ture upon the temperance question.
Governor Foster and other party mana.
gers are SAID to be alarmed at the posi-
oility Of break in the party on this
question.-Nsao HaQen Courier, Rep.
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Montgomery CIalmIng the Lead

MONTGOMERY, ALA, May 19-The an
nual report of the Health Officer and Regis
ter of this city shows that Montgomery is
the healthiest city in the Uoited States.
The number of deaths per 1000 Of popula-
tion is shown to be 707 among the white
people and z, ,3O1 among the colored people,
or an average Of 1904 among both white
and cOlOred.
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Large Rail Shipments.

NEW ORLEANS. Msy 19-The steamer
Dedoir. from New York, arrived yesterday
with 500 rails for the Denver and Rio
Grande Railway Company. The steam
with 900 tons of railroad iron for the New
Orleans Pacific Railroad
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The Armstrong Monument.

CHICAGO, May 19.-The ceremony OF un-
yelling the memorial monument to the late
George D. Armstrong, the organizer of the
United States railway postal service, took
place here at half past twelve O'Clock to-
day in the presence of over five thousand
spectators
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ID -, -, Nay IA Coustantinople dis
<ss5 : IL Is stated that the Palace is
2.sr,i,.O terminate the investigation In
lbsiis-l- Win the death of Abdul AZ'z
afi,,Il.eu That the MOhsmmedan feeling
s}of,5 sgainst the investigation, and
ss-,,ts-5I -IS s, most influential Pashas will be
-'sl Il it is pursued.n
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THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
CONKLING DONE WITH THE
PARTY.

The Men for Whom He Fought Go
haek on Him. and Are RenOmI-
nated-A Snug Berth for Bruce
Mr.. Lamar Heartily supporting
Him = The Case OF ChandIer-A
Lengthy Batch of Nomination.
The Skies and FIVes-The Senate
not Yet adjourned.
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Karl Blind, in an article on Lord
heasensheld, quotes these lines. which,
be says, were cut out of the second edi-
ton of Disraeli's queer performance,
"The Revolutionary Epic"
.Psessed be the hand that dares TO WELD
The regicidal steel, that shall redeem
4 nations suffering In tyrant's blood
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st. Louis has 202 miles of public
sewers, costing $4,000, 600, but is far
from satisfied, and has ordered several
larger sewer jobs TO be executed at once,
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LOUISVILLE GLEANINGS.
COYLE DOUGLAS CORRESPOND
ENCE.

A Society Man Brought Up short
Rev. Stuart RObinsOn-rhe Ven-
erabie Divine Approaching His
End-His Struggles and TrIumphs
How He HumbIed Two RabId
Organs = How He Won Com.
fort for His Declining Years
ST. JOhnss Day CeIebra-
tiOn Miss Fetter's Tribula.
tiOns and Prospects-Mrs. Sax
toms s'StaF" Nursery-marY Ander-
son and Her Pa-The Doctor and
Ghe Ducats.
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l.Is!.OS May IA special from Dal-
Es5E.,, oSted May 8, says: "Charles
V. ~ y. state Agent for W. j. Lemps
e 81 Louis, was thrown from his
0ssn and sustained fatal internal
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Gte moruiug Ners.
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BeA Bugs. Reaches.

Rats, mice, 'uts, aies, vermin, mosque
toes, insects, etc, Cleared ont by "Rough
on Rats" lec. bs<es at druggists.
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THE REBUKET TO THE BOSS.
STRONG ENDORSEMENTS OF THE
PRESIDENT.

Robertson Serenaded-A short
speech from the New COlIec-
tOr-The Question of Ihe Success
siOn-HOw the Democrats View It
Probability of AN Early Election
The Presidents Friends Conf
dent OF Victory.
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Jf~ggstered at Lne Posi- Ofiee In Sa-
-,rnsh as secOud Glass Matter.
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GRANTS VIEW OF 1T.
What He Has TO Say of the Garfield
COnklIng DITerences-Where he
Was Personally Snubbed - The
Facts as to Fish and Cramer.

New YORK, May 19-The Herald to day
publishes the following letter from General
Grant to Senator Jones, of Nevada:
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To-morrow viii be the last uaY IPOn
vbich holders Of 6 per cent. bonds can nave
them continued at 81 per cent. TIE tFea-
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hbert
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-07-24

s2e0 sl7S sl5a So
Estos recies son ragaderos en- oro ame.
tRio su eq,Eval nte en- moneda corrente
con ell 5 TX de sumento
COECESIONES
Sc exsiden passjes de ida y de vuelta les
visjAs iptercolodisles valdos por dos meses y
con IN Is PIX de rehsj.' y en- los trasst.
lintiros valijos por un am y con un ?5 p q
dc rebaja A tod~ fsmiia cnyo pa~aje cor,
pntc aI aontante 10 cuatru pasaies de c2mara-
Sc lie coneede laa rehsja de Is PIX
Los nifos memories de al s. gra IS: de
8 afiss Ia e. ale 8 II Ia mithd, dc
eampldcs ragerAn pssaje entero Cuando
una fa'pilia tengA varies nin q memories 3
shcs' SOL uno de eilos levsrsn gratis, los de-
MAJ pig ran A. parte de pasaje,
PASAJES DE CRI 4DOS
Les varones 81 preeio fiado para los de en-
tre puente, y as niereS psgaran 2.5 de pa.
safe, tomadOs por rus m :.
Para m&s informes dirigirse los agentes.
Silrd Fsrrer q Go.
iuuiO T.
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Bartolom6 Simonet.

Introiucciones diractss, venta al nor mayor
nj detail prerios m6iicos
FL stiens lie var az classes para calza 10, ma.
terlsles herra nient oara EapltlS, guinea
lleria, porcelana, cristse ia, somhrer ,s para
niios calza1", lanas Y estambras y ra bor-
dar, cam sas, camisetas. m adias ealcetines,
surtdo vsriado pert1m aria ef'ctos de toca-
dor, lhro7 en- hl nco y pa 1eleria navaias. cor
tasumas, cuchleria Fortaleza MIN 34
h. jul 80.
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SOCIEDADES.
VIJANDE & co.
81 70 R T A L Z Z 4 81

Giran letras sobre as siguientes plazas de In
Peninsula IsIas adyacertcs por todas can't.
dades, 4 cortos das de vista. Tambien giran
por telegrato cuMduiera suma sobre las mis-
mas plazss
A - Algeciras, Almera, Almagro, Aran
iGez, AnteQuera, Avila. 4ndujar, Albac"te
Alcazar, Alicante, AIpaden, Ac0y, Arcos de
"a Fronters
b Barcelona, Bilbao, Badaio., Burgos,
Beiar, Bseza.
C Cadiz, r6rdoba C rufa, c C,rtagana,
Ossteon de Ia PlaDa, Cu"nc Cudad r 81,
f%lahorra, C%ceres, Gaatayno, CastropoL
ID - Daimlel.
f - FL EscOrial, Ecija.
F. Ferrol.
G. Gibraltar, Corona, Granada, Gijon,
G. adalsjara
III - Hueva, Huesca, Haro
L Infan:es
j - Jer de la Frontera, Jaen, Jativs
l. - Lerida, LeOu, Logro6o, Lingo Lu rcs,
L nares, Lola, Lorca
NJ - Madrid, Malaga, Murcia, Nah n, Ne
rida, Ned,na del Campo
N N0velda
o Ov edo, Orense, Orjhnela.
p Pa diploma, Palma, Pa!eucs Pont' We.
drs, Pefla'0nda de Bracamonte
q - Quntanar ce Ii 0tden
Il - ReuB, Hivadeo
8 Ssnt,.ilder, Sevilla, San Sebastian. So
amsnca, Santiago, Soria, SegDva
r - Tar agona, Terue Tr4hlo, Tatalh'
Tslave,s de X Rena
V-vaIencia valladoEd, vitoria, vslde
pefia Vig0.
4 Zaragoza Zamora Zaira
Hta. ls n
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;iATENTION!!
Garcia T. O'FdrriU.
AGEVTEs GENERATES Y CoMIsIoNIsrAs.
TETUAN, 26.
Ofrecen nj publico :

OfrecAn nj publico
Oervnza Lager Beer americana en- barriles
de docenas botellas de 10 dNrenas medias
caias de una dncena hotellas cerveZa in.
glesa marca CASTILLO en- barres de 4 do
cenas botellas, docenas m"dias ! docenas
medinS canecas; tahaco de Virginia en- rama
on rd>s de m qnintal en- manqs merca
CIERVO en- caaa de 81 q libras; canel6E
en- rnnas dc 4 libras barrie7 de ves0
lrinad0 n nolvo h'rina de trg0 america
m marca FAVORITA en- barrilps esna6oa
superior en- s>co9 marca GALLO: maiz en-
grano galletas dc pilot en- harriles galietita
lie soda en- cnias lie 2 lbs gas kerosna bri-
llante en- caneras latas mant( qula ameri-
coma on lata' do 10, 8. , v : lhs manteca
marca CERDITO en- latas de o ~ lbs en-.
hetes ae Nor slada inmones Dances ehu-
m4dos superiorfsimos habirhuolas fresces
hancas Y coloradas: : ques0s marea YOUNG
A AMERICA de en- cajls botun Saratoga
Drawing para Zapatos en- caiitas de unn dOce-
na frBscos almiion de Espana MAGNOLIA
on cajas de ~ As lbs tocneta en- caias de
lrn libras cNcao de Venezuela en- SacOs de
una fanega Champagne EXTRA DRY anna
ricano en- Gains de 2'I2 botellas, Gltimamen-
to el prohad0 tertzador vegetal para STEM.
bras de tabacodel que queda muy POGO.
Todo bmenO y baratO
Tetuan, 26, GARCIA d 0'FARR1LL
SIS
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IA MANTECA MAR

ca AGUILA sigue so7teniendo su superioridad
por su blancura pureza proFiedades aiHien'
ticas Todas las sustancas one entran en- sH
composition son escogidas entire las mas ex-
eelentes, v ne tiene tan particular cu.dado en-
81 refinacion one el consumidor encontrara ser
q mas economical la mas rica de las narcss
mportadas
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NIf,os menores De tres amos no pagan pa
,aIe. Entrc tres doce amos mitad de pa
ale. Criados acompanRndo stts amos dos
terceras parties del passje
para mas informes J tipos de hetes diri-
iAnse & los agentes de la companl&
Gan Juan de Puerto Rico.
a Sobrinos de EsqI;agd.
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TARHA DE PASAJR
ENTIRE NEW YORK Y SAN JUAN
On pasaie en- /. . camera. =
TARrFA DE FLETE PARA EUEvA-YoRK.

Cate. Azdcnr, MieleS, ETC., segun con
venio especial con los agentee, bbres de
cApe H..
VIA yew-YOaK con opciOn Iermanecer en-
dfaho punto los pasaleros todo 81 tempo
Que inzGuen oportuno.
OSnocimientc boleta de pasajee directos
N dan On touos loo puertos donde los vapo-
res de In colnlAhia tocan. para EAF' pa, I'd
"a Es5eae d.. vapores:
VIA NEW Y0RK.-Por la de L'tndrd,
Hh,tS Star, { In an, para deede Liverpool
-Nrn Gera.a an Lloyd para y desde Brcme7l.
de~ie zntbeTes. - Gensral IrdnsGt auto
Compdny para desde Haure. -Anch = Line
narn v desde L6fadresy GIdsQoIc. Merchants
Cexpasch q International a Line PAT. 'ies-
etolos los puntos del Cdnddd. - AetT0po' =
da Li,ae para desde Boston
sOLETA DIRECTA PARA EUROPA.
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C04su ado de Francia.

II consul - Franoia en- Puerto Rico,
mega 4 lae spilores INHERIT Charles III
loire A@gnst~, BLON DEAU Henri ct VIDAL
Fuqesae nae So preset ten envieD su>
ar9a, fad s. para reclbir cartas y dozen
merl,s que as enousntgap en- dioho
OOnanlado,
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En- Ia capital,

v en- nno de los puntos mas c6ntrioos, Sc vende
una magnffca casa lie alto, qua produce al /
D. > de renta, siendo su valor snroximado :, 900
pesos Para ioformes o Nicolas Carrerss
en- su agencia, calle de Ia Tancs, ndm. II.
I8-6
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. T f..

NOrA. Los p,lsaies tomsdos bor1u CO
'araD 2h p. s recargo.
Los nihos memories de ahos, uno gratis,
de sA s afios solo la Quarts parte, Y de s a
- amos pagar&n la mitad del pasaie.
Para mas pormenores .ijTigirse en San
Juan Puerto-Rico. d les Age Tee generates
SrLvs FERRFR T. IN
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En- Ia acreditada fabrica de Narciso Ri
bot. G nqroios. e haccn pre- los m6dIcoa,
lehrilloa, oil 9. cazuel g. c4fierias, tortuga g
Y demaa oljeros do barro, de que existe
siempre gran rieiad v surtido. Tam bic"
Sc vende una fuente n tistica que tiene dos
column tres grandes platos, nr 'pia pa
ra IN jsr.fn 6pasfo. H ass.
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COnpiia general tFdSill4ntjca
vAPORES.CORREOs FRANCESEs

Lined d. ST Nasaire y Santander.
E dis 81 dc cadA n - said de ST Nazalre y
e. ala en- San.Ander. can desiina est, puer.
TO- va Ssn Th6gas, luo de lis neiore, va
pores de q CompshiA, legsndo etc altimo
puerto ei 6 de eada mes. signie do hastA We.
rscruz C n el siguieHte ITINERARIO
SALIDA. LLEGADA
De St Thomas ell 4 San Juan, p. r ell I
q" 8 Juan, r. R. Z. i Hsbana ell -. II
" HAbana el Ii "A VaragruZ el -. Ia
RETORNO
~aliendo de Teracruz 81 8 de csda mes,
lIegsra este puerto del a al 26, tonando
aqui pasejer,sy d"tes para Eur pa.
Precios de pasaes intercolonialss.
Pra Ente ps Pet
De este puerto iSt Thomas So s. 3
Habana =. so Is IL
VeracFux 81 As "a
Pre- de puspes trasuddnt cos.
10 de IL 2.de IL 81 de 10 Entre puente
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Ahu III - 10 p1uh uIcc 81 L1tSt-
Tipos reducides dc Flstss.
cAncias sscos vacios Perfu.)
eIis, 9rgrt'et. (nehtl eria. sol.
DrOFH8
fncall@ @rfa alambre. cohre. ho- Por tone
de lafa. eRvOs. tubos para
F,ferretertA. pfntura. arai- lAda de- peso
jkrcia iabon. velas papel. tsoI.
mnebles, vtyeres. vinos. lleo- medids
res espirituosos, Rguas mine
rales. ;....i..... opoion dsl
oue pasen ie los tonelsias de isoI. vapor
reeol pRilas para aZhcar
n vidrieriH cerve2a, ,clmiento -,
s4so aS53ss esiseses sso9is ;oeopes 81. roa de Ueeo
roz. h6stH 400 saooS. Isl pasR
de 1000 sacOS, tete Gonvenaio- 4sL Tdnm.
nal
TDdo con sapa de ~. siAnio p3gsdero en- Liver
ool. da ia% sienGio paGaderp en- Puerto. Rico,
Los 6ateS pagAr on Paerto- Rsao So AohrarAn al
,mhic eorriente de airos 90 Rs fechas de las lego
dA los vRporas.
No "a armArA cononimiento oar ynenos de EA tnls.
Las plezRs 6 bultos lie mhquinarIa nle pasan do
los toneadas Ia pAao, q osrAs marcancfAs no man
.ionadaa arriha. 6ete oonven cionRi.
Hnbfe Am hAr1nee. por IN solo vspnr Ia no m6noe
iue lop ioueladas. para un aolo Gone Ign atArio se
Nkonara Ia oapG. nFr rsn lnse dste liverpool Ia
ntrACa Dc los conocimi mieetoS.
Para poFreuoros- tri4iraa
Liverpool los Sres, White, Forman & Co
San JuaH, T. r, Sobriuos de Ezqniaga -
Pence, Ssur Suoira l. Go. Ma agdez, Kraer-
mer & Co.
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.AVI

ElSr Alfonso Mahti afinador de pianos,
ti"ne ei g1sto te ofcecer los serviGios de gu
profession. aamitipndo n ono4 por amos V
cn,nprOmetiendosA afinlrlos en- los meses
sig gIiantes E"ero. Marz Mayo, Julio, Sc
tiembre Vovrmbre, Il II pesos anualps.
II una VIZ aho ~ ,Os. algunO no quiSi Sc
afinar gu piano % loc meses anunciados
paglran sn cuoti de- 'os pesos como ST Sc
can ou nee dias le anti i acton.
Dich abouo "upezara en- el pr0ximo mes
de Julio.
Fsnero 6rdenes en- mi principal punto de
resilencia.
Juana- Daz, calle 4 ! Comercio MIN. 81.
b. 50 j.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-07-24
T0nic0- -Genitales.

Celebres pfldores del especialiets DR.
MORALES. contra la 1ebilidad, impotep'
cis, eepermstorres estArilidsd. So
uso estA exento de TODD peiiRro. Sc ven.
den an las principales farmaciss, {
pesos orc.
DR.. Morales, Ca'retes, 80 M&er'd. j
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-07-24
Uagnsate HOLLOWAY

Est. rnaraviitosn hAis mo saua infalihle
mente las herid4s anfiguas, las llagas, los
males de pt rms De pecho. Por melio
de su infuencia las tilceras virulentas to
nan muy promo IN aspecto convaleciente
iesaparecen. Jamas deja este unQiiento
le las fec ZONES ie Ia pisl, los coustipt-
los, las toaes Il reumatism0 aun cuando
go ha tuelado en vanO 4 -odos los deinAs
"ayn adinn
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-07-24
M U A.

ClSsiea romsniics he varios naestroa e6e.
bres A'ernanes, Ttel'anos Franreses
De veuta en- el estab'ecimienTo de-. BoLFTrN
MERCANTfIA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-07-24
sU5rAilA BIZ NBHLKOS
THE MARINE lNSURNCE COMPANY
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