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Contraction Of the Foot.

Contraction of the foot, and more
particularly of the heel, frequently oc-
| ours among horses, in consequence of
which lameness is almost Invariably the
result. When it's existence is of lonp
standing a perfect eradication cannot
be accomplished. 1t appears gradually
and therefore it's progress should ALWAYS
be arrested in the very earliest stare of
the attack. The direct primary eauses
OF contraction of the feet are: First. a
weak and defective horn, both in thick
ness and strength; second, want of moist
ure and nutriment or nourishment:
third, bad shoeing; fourth, internal dis
ease OF the lamin9, and lastly, any
alteration of the structure of the feet
Will produce contraction. Especial
causes: Neglect and oversight in pairing
the sole properly and the too frequent
lowering or cutting away of the bars of
the foot and heels and then BURNING
with hot iron. Treatment: When this
disease OF the feet is first developed the
shoes should be removed and the animal
turned out on pasture and given a long
rest from either work, driving or riding:
IN very many cases this treatment will
P..N' y Si'iSdSlouS. Dut IL UQlS removal
OF the shoes and turning out are neg
lected until after considerable lameness
Is manifested, the case is hopeless SO far
as eradication is concerned. Innumer-
able methods of treatment have been
adopted by empires who put their
quack nostrums in the market as sure
cures for contracted feet, corns, ring
bones, spavins, ETC., but none of which.
however, have accomplished more than
temporary relief. The greater num-
Der OF these nostrums have aggravated
the cases and produced an increased
lameness and added to the lameness
cruelty. barbarity and excruciating pain
and suffering for the animal. Ali this
Is done with the best motives and at a
great expense to the owner. Phvsic
balls, local bleeding, pairing the
heels and toes of the feet, rasping the
quarters, scoring the toes, applications
OF wet cloths and observation-disclosures
have all been largely INDUCED in and
practlced, combined with rest for six
months and perhaps one year; but YOU
Will please note the necessary rest was
not granted the animal until he had be-
come SO lame as to be unfit for use.
hence the treatment has caused much
pam and suffering to the patient and al
the expense of its owner, but without
being in the least effective or satisfa...
tory IN results.-N. Y. World.
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A Very Old World Indeed.

Prof. William Denton, of San Fran
cisco, in a recent lecture, made some
speculations upon the earthls age, and
drew fresh Illustrations He explained
that the great trees of California, show
ing 1850 annual rings of growth, were
saplings when Nebuchadnezzar was
born, and that the fallen monarch Oh
the California forest was at least 4W
years old. The lecturer claimed thss
in the tertiary strata of California hsa
been found the earliest human remains
ever discovered, and these human DO
ings existed when half New jersey
one-third of Virginia, all of Fiorida
part of Texas and Great Britain wen
under water; when the Mediterranesn
Sea was double its present size. and tne
Gulf of Mexico extended to Ohio; when
a large part of California was under tns
bed OF the Pacific Ocean, which dasned
against the foothills of the Sierra Ne
vada Mountains. Man was on the earia
before this. and this was long before tDt
glacial period, which no geologist place
at a less remote period than l0o.W
years ago. Further back, and runninE
still further back, are the distant per-
DDS of chalk, traissic. new red sanuI
stone, carboniferous formations oa
red sandstone, silurian, laurentIsn
and, older than all, the bedrock gran
lite that forms the backbone OF eonE
nents, and often curves up to the gu
face from the earth IS deeps. But rI%
Denton didn't know, and couldn
think. how old the world is.
"A Chinese actress has just arrive
in New York. =-~S
The CITY of Mexico is crowded WIZ
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A Bears History.

l was born in the wild woods ii
Michigan, and my home was in largs
hollow tree which stood near the Musts
gon River. There 1 lived with NV
mother and sister.
was careless young cub, and oue
day, when at play. on the riverside
went too near the steep bank, fell over
it, and went down splash into the
water. 1t was very deep, and there was
a strong current. / had never been
taught to swim. / was in such a FRIGHT
that could not even cry for help.
The water was choking me. and |
was nearly drowned, when a kind loo
came floating by to my rescue. L
seemed like a friend sent from home
| scrambled to the top OF it. babe good
by to my sister, who stood CRYING on
the bank, and went drifting down the
river. ssgC .s-, izass s.ff 'hr~f, "a
Before long two queer looking objects
came toward me, padding along in i
sort OF hollow log. Seeing plainly thst
they were not bears, / felt much afraid
of them. My mother had often talked
to, me about some fierce creatures called
''men,' and had told me always to keen
out of their way. Id aiaF
felt sure that these were men; but
how could | get out of their way when
i was adrlft on log? They came
right down upon me, and there | sat
whining and crying and trembling.
what are these dreadful men made
for?n thought l. "Why can they NOT
leave us poor bears in peace,
| fully expected to be killed. But
instead of killing me, one of the men
took me in his arms, and held me till
we came to the shore. Then l wanted
to 60 back to my mother, and tried to
get away. But he held me all the
tighter, and after q while he tied my
feet together. | could. do nothing but
cry. and at last cried myself to sleep
.. When | awoke / found myself in this
town, called g Big Rapids, y and here
have been ever since. 1t seemed to me
very strange at first not to be in the
woods. but in the midst of queer-looking
white objects called houses
| started to take a walk, hoping to|
fall in with some bear of my acquaiR
lance; but hard thing fastened to my
neck held me back. 1t is what men call
a 'chain,' as I have since learned, and
it compels me to stay in one place all
the time.
| am no longer a cub, but am full
grown bear. This kind of life does not
suit me very WELL. but / have gottused
to it. One can get used to almost any
thing. l have even got used TO the so
ciety of men and women. i, int 8e
Their cubs (called boys and girls
often play with me, and sometimesthey
tease me. Once, when boy was teas
ing me, / gave him scare which WILDE
apt to teach him bettermanners. Twill
tell you how it was.
The boy held out an apple, and, just
as l was about to, take it, he pulled il
away. This mean trick he played three
times. He tried it once more, and
then | gave such spring that my chain
broke. fit'Is = af 1I9 tTfyl-
The boy dropped his apple, and ran
You ought to have seen that boy run 4
He didn't dare even to look back. But (
if he had looked back, he would have
seen me munching his apple with gres
relish. 'E Il65 9iiEfii3B
/ didn't want to hurt a cub like HIM
but some bears that l know wouldn't
have been SO for-bear-ing.-" Brain,
tn Nursery. lf9fs ai8i #lo3 "
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&or Aou,1a Rfadtrs.
WHEN WILL sOMEDAYCOME2

oh, tell me when does Someday come,
That wonderful bright day,
Where all the best times are put off,
And pleasures hid awayi
know the rest of all the days
Just as they read and run;
Can say and spell them week by week,
And count them one by one.
Iney bring me now and then fine things,
Gay toys and jolly play;
But never, never such fine things
AS are kept hid away
In that great wonderland that lies
Forever out Of sight,
Which | can never, never find
By any day or night.
But sometime, ali, I'm very sure,
When grow big and tall,
I'll find the way to that Someday,
And, hidden there, find all
The treasures have wanted so,
And missed from day to day
The treasures they have always said
That should have Someday.
Nora Perry. in st. Nicholas.
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The Tar Who Lashed Admiral Farragut
- to the ShrOuds.

"A representative of the Republican
signaled Quartermaster Knowles, of
the United States steamer Phlox, and
after getting comfortably alongside, in
terrogated him as follows:
"Quartermaster, you were on the
. flagship of Admiral Farragut at the
time of the fight in Mobile Bays'' y
fetsYes," replied the old salt, az served
aboard the Hartford for that whole
cruise, or about three years. =s 81 7
hat can you tell us about the lash
! ing OF Admiral Farragut to the shrouds ?''
queried the reporter. 8 1t is stated
that you went aloft to do that?"
well, said the sailor, 1.-the order
~canfc from Fleet Captain Drayton, and
was given to me by the executive Off
Gen. MP. Watson, to 60 up and secure
the Admiral, so that in the event of his
being struck by a shot or any thing be-
ing carried away he would not fall.
Upon receiving this order caught up
Aaspieee OF line-I think now it was a
piece of lead-line-and ran up the main
rigging. The Admiral was in the main
-shrouds just under the "top."@ I took
the line, made it fast on one side of the
Admiral passed it loosely over his back
and made it fast ON the opposite side.
He had an opera glass in his hand, and
stunning his head over his shoulder.
said: What are you doingp' an
swered 1 was making the rope fast
around him. Said he, That's not
necessary To this answered moth
ing, as I had my orders and was going
to carry them out, unless he had made
me stop.n tss sazre
How long have you been in the
navy, Quartermasterp' asked the Re-
publican.
For the past twenty-six years." twas
the reply. -
Quartermaster Knowles is man be-
tow the medium height, light hair and
eyes and with almost as bald head as
our managing editor. He looks every
inch a seaman. and wears upon his
breast the medal prescribed by the
naval regulations for continuous rood
:conduct. As the interview was over,
with q dip of his new. 8. deer" the Re-
~ NScaass young man saluted the gal
Iant tar and stood in silent admiration
as he paid off before the freshenino
breeze and sailed down the avenue in
the wake of the boss Marines
Washington Republican.
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Vermont is the only State that h

HUN 70 taIe OILY Olat6 Inat has
not a single Chinaman, North Carolina
and Delaware have each one, and AL
ALBANIA has four. The largest number
in any Southern State is 4S3, and Lon
lslana is the State. Sugar growing has
brought them there. The other States
and Territories in which they are most
numerous are: Pennsylvania, 40; Hi
nos, IA; Utah, SIS; Arizona, 632; New
York, 942; Montana, 1,764; Idaho, 1878;
Nevada. 3, 1872; Oregon, 9.515; and CAL
fornia y, 122,
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In the sweet. balmY. del

lin the sweet. balmy, delicious hap
spiness Of loves first young dream,
youth will not only insist on crac king
wainnts for his girl. but on pickin g out
the goodies as well. Two years after
marriage he will not even let her have
the nut-craeker until he is through.
Girls, get married.
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The City of Mexico is crowded wiz
americans.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-08-12
Y4P32EG CORRB0S TRASATLAsTiGOS
DC A. LOPEZ Y COMP.
ViAJE DIRECT0 DESDE PUERTO-RCO
4 SANTAN0ER.

SaIida de Puerto Rico .el da 10 de Gaia
mes.
/. Camara 1856. 2. Camara 1870. 81 Camsra 80.
Tambien ouede hacerse el yisje, saiiendo do
Pugrto-Bco, les dias 4, Il 23 de eada mes
V traso0V0andC Ell La HaDana
Los Tecjos para estos slajeS, son los 81
guontes;
DE Puerto Rico Ia Habana. $50 5 81 s Is
De ii. 3 aSantander, C&diz0 Bar
cel0na (vfs HabanaI ...... 300 100 10
Las locaIidades especiales csnarotes en-
teros, sersn precios c0nvenciunales.
HaDre rebajas para las tamilias numer0sss
con h,hOs.
InstaIacion de luo J un nueblsje especial &
precios cony encicnales
Sc e4piden pasajes de ida vueita con Is
p IS de rebajs,
La Empresa ha hecho las sguientes mo:
dihcaciones Ell el paSaie de los ninos que
viajen con sJia fanilia5.
PsrMERA sEGuHpA oAxAsA.
On nii1o hasta de 2 amos, en- cada camilla,
gratis. Los dernas haSta amos I'm cuarto
pasaje. Los de Z q Ia amos medic passle.
Los demas pasaie entero.
a TERCERA CLAsE.
Un nifo, hasta dos 3nos, gratis. Los nj
nos hasta amos medic paSaje. Los dem4S
paeaje entero.
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TARIFA DE PASAJE
ENTIRE NEW - YORK Y SAN JUAN
Un paeaje en- i. < cimara. a..............
TAHlFA DE FI.ETE PARA NUEVA-YoRK.

Cafe, AxmCar, Mieles, etc, seyun con-
yenio especial con los hgenLes, ADres dc
capa.
"A MAS BAHATA EUTA para Europa
VIA NEW IuAk con oPclOA d permi1necer en-
di1n1 rn,,tO los ;taaJeros toto el tempo
que JuLgt- Ua,pItunO.
Cono4iutlcDJO J 9oleta dc pasaJes dlrectos
80 dan Ell tc,tus los puertos uonde los vapo'
res dc l.. com nles tocau, para G1' pa, od-
NADIA D StOu In cOneAIOn con las al"I!lcn-
tes tlne49 uv FnpUIcs
VIA NEW IOKK Per Id de Cunard,
| Hhite oia,', L Aa"GI par~ dcsde LtrtF.pOot.
! -NoTGh GERMAN LLOYD para 1csuo bTe"'t'.
|-HanltuFy 1nteTtCut1 Puch6t toWpIily Fala
Iy des3c 1Mbtres. --denerdl HdnSdt dHttc
! Company para desde AGUre, -Anci4 r Lane
pars. 1e,,4e LOhlTt'a y u .ASyoW. He'Citffe$S
! DeapGlci IL Ltttr1t&ttojtat q LHte pe-ta Ies-
! . toloa los puatcs del Ct1nudd MeGopo l.
! d,l Lane pal~y 4esuc Boston
uoLETA UlNEUTA PARA EUROPA.
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NotA.-Los pasales tomados a Dordo Co
laran rs p.5 recargo.
Los niflos memories de 3 amos, uno gratis,
de amos solo la cuarta parte, y de &
q amos pagar%n la mitad del pasaje.
Para mas pormenores dirigirse On San
Juan Puerto lico, d los Agentes generates.
SILVA FERRRR & Co.
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COnpllla general tfaSal4ntics
vAPOREs.CORRE0S FRANCHISES
Li,,ea DE- 81. Naznire u Santnnde,.

Linea ds 81. Nazairs Y Santdnder.
E. Iii. p de cada m3a sadea de St Nazaire !
es. ala Ell San aHtier, con deslino este puer'
to, VIA San Thomas, lno de los mejores va
pores de a Companla, iIegando este dltimC
puerto ell de Cada mes siguie do hasta We
racruz en- ell sigulente 1TfNERARIO.
SALTDA. LLEGADA.
De St Thomas Ell g. San Jlan, P. R ell I
4" S. Juan, T.. Il. e. Ia Habana el 49,. II
HaDana el Ii IA Veraeruz eI. go. Id
RETORNO.
Saiiendo de YeracruZ Ell l8 de cada mes,
llegars este puerto del "a al &c, tomandc
aqui les pasajerosy fetes para Europa.
PrecioS d. paSQeS interc0lonidleS
Pra. Entire pte. rst
-
De este puerto aSL Thomas. SlU s. 3
IIabana,. 90 Is II
Veracruz. 90 As %
Precios de pasaes trasdtIdnticos.
Il de l. q de Il 3' de 10 Entire puente
$500 Sl75 $3.50 $50
Estes lrecios son pagaderos en- oro ame-
rloauo Su eqIval nte en- monsda corriente
con el ~ DO aumento.
OONGESIONES.
Sc expiden pasaies de ida do vueta ca los
viaies ntercoloniaes validos por dos meses y
con un Is pS< de rebaj&' y en- los trasat,
lAntIcos validos pee un am y con IN 25 p q
dc rebaja A toda familia cnyo passIa cols,
pute al mOntante dc cuatro passiee de cAmara-
sc le concedecs ana rebaja de Is ~.
Los nihos MEMORIES de ) amos, grsus dc 3
amos la g. lie 8 d Ia la mitad, do u
cumplidos pagaran pasajs entero Cuamdo
una tamilia tenga varios nih memories ds 3
amos solo uno de ellos lleyaran gratis, los de-
mas pagaran T.. parte depasaje,
pASAJES DE GRI AD0S.
Los vatones al proclo ilIado para os dc en-.
!re pGente, y los tapiefes pagaran 2l3 do pa
SAFE, tomadoe por Hus an1Ha.
Para mas Intormes dirigirsc los agentsa.
silica FeTrer q Ca.
iapio I.
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MUSICA.

Sc ACADIA de recibir III gran surtido de obr,
musicaies de todas elases, p ptocedentes de l,s
mejores edictores ItaaRos
Centro arthtico de F Toledo.-San jose II.
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TerciO de III Guardia Civil
DE PUERTO-R co.

De ocho nneve dc la mahana del dia 30
del mes actual SO s@caran a pGbica subssta
siete CaballOs de deseeh9 que esisten en- ell ler
Escuadr6n, J Sc annncia al Pdnlico para como
cimiento de los que dsseen lnteresarse en- los
mismOS
Dicha snhasta Sc veriicara en- la CasG-Cu-
artel que oeupa Ia fuerza del Int tituto en- Ia
Gale dc San Justo H1mero Al
Puerto Rico de sAgosto 1881.
Ell O. CAPTAIN l,er Jefe accidental
Roman de Romany Correa as
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PiSapapo eS l1minOS0s.

Ademas del extenso vsriado surti-
do de efectos dc escritorio, ACADIA dc
recibir la imprenta del BoLETfS, entire
otras curiosldAdes, unos pisspapeles lu-
minosos, que detalle De 81 2 uno.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-08-12
PrenllOS para eSeuelas.

En- Ia imprenta del BoLETIN Sc nan
recibido por ell 1timo, vapor correo
diez classes de medallas para pre-
mios, las que Sc detalian desde cin-
cuenta centavos d $4 la do ceEa.
Cromos para premios de exame-
nes y semanales q So ell ciento.
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FLOTA 1t. La COMPANIA.
ATHOS, 24os tons. ALyO, 1900 III. AILSA,
22tO i'll ANDES, 1900 id. ALPS, $500 Id.
ATLAS. l4t,0 III. EINA l400 id CLARIBEL
1860 ID. AnItAN, yapor costero 500 i'd.
guiltE OF Ii G3APait Et 81, RIO OIL E0aTt,
%LE VA-1oI&h.
PIN, F0RWO0D & o., Agentes genera
les, 81 W4ii street. Nueva- York.
q. L. B4KTLETT &c Co., Agentes, ls
Broad StreCat Boston.
LEECH. HARRISON 6 FORWOOD. D-
reotores. Is0ndres.
FORHOOD BR0GEERS te Co.. Agentss.
liverpool.
AGBETEs IN PUERTO RICO.
san JOAN, Sobrinos de Ezquiaga
Ponce, Pastor MArquez & 90.
Maya.xtlez PLAZA j Bravo
AguadlIia, Martinez & 20.
Arecibo, F. Eerna nGez 81 Co
Fajardo, lsid0ro + Soto
H1macao. Noya Hernandez
Arroyo, A Nc Cormick
Ademas de los puerto5 menctonados los
yatoress tocaran en- solicitud dc csrga dc ro-
forno EN- los de NAGU4BO, ABCCO4,
MlLNABO, SALINAS, SANTA ISABEL,
@ UAT4NILLA y GUANiCA.
Los rapidos c0modos Vapores ETNA y
ULARlBEII haran viaJe5 directos desde
NUEYA- YORK Ii o4N JCAA PONCE res
pec,ivanente, y seguiran sus lutals los Ill
gersos puelJos ,ta Ia isla, para cuyos puntos
,.dmitiran CtsrSi. pasa1e.
TARIFA DE PASAJE
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Nlnos menoles de tres amos no pagan pa
saiv. Eutle tres y uoce amos mltao ut pa
safe. Cr4a1os aoompanando sus amos dos
terceras pal tes dol t>tast@je.
t.rtb luAs 1utotu4cs J typos ue neIes uIrl-
janse los aHeiltt9 de ID coiupahld
San Juan de Pdet to- Rico.
o. IN iS)b,stos dc EzQui09a.
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Don Jose de Seros Oivn, Juez de prime.
rn Instancia del distrito de San Fran.

Por el presente hago saber, que en- ell Incl.
dente de ins evencia promovdo por 6ofia Ju-
lia Skerret de Saldaia para litigar con don Juaa
del Toro on cobrO de esos he dispuesto se
proceda & la venta Ell pdblica subasta de una
casa de la propedad de la deulora, stnala
en- el pueblo de Bayam6D, calle dal Concrete,
terrera de maderas techada de zinc colin
dante con terrenos de la misma deudora. con
nn solar de Juan de Torres Martinez, con la
casa de Vicente Ramos, tasada en- mil seis-
cientos pesos, senalandese para ell acto del
renate en- este juzgado, simultaneamente en-
el municipal de Bayam6n, Il dia 27 del co.
rriente las doce 0 que SO publica para Ia
concurrencia de licitad0res
Puerto-Rico dc Agosto de 1884,
Jose de Seras 0liva,-Justo Nieves.
"a
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,>.,lj,tu &c la Hobdf.u eli iia 20 ii las del
,,n1l MANuEIITA MARIA, cap. IltIa1an.
9oi,dQ de Ia HoJd8a {: dta 30 d las 8 de
uaf,. NORTE&A . IdANUElA.

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i H4r4cns 81 ..... s4.e ue DdrlcosA I'll. /
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= prrf al FrIpCeai eaI9 DO Port aG Prince 7
i1Iarrt plata et 5 sale lie pto.-llasH Ell. .
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agnasiIla el.... = stsle ds Agu.sdlila 6i... .
= 1..,li4u ci...... IL nGio do IA. GapiLaI el,. 10
kS-5tgIl. .ts e!. :. Ii suIo do s. Thomas el.. i3
SI'nDt;ni =, ,,,,, IL SAFE dc liz LAApitAl el... IA
Ckiundilia eI,... Is eil4o ue AauudliiR ei... 10
N5Yae-, a.. ei,... Is ol4e lie Metg3.I0e1 ell. l5
InerTn- Plata el., Ii ht-e Qs PIU. Piata ol.. II
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. I,nba Il ...... IL ai.s3 da ontae. Cuba el ~
4 Hare(,O q, --. ~ ale tte EdIA1oa ol..... ii
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suusaoc d ni!ga ao4a " c9inR;hsHaAooA; e., 4 coz b.
taTo DonTaoo Sr. d. jas4n Pou-MASAG AGaKG. Don
oeis BeTne9o E9uApIiIA srse. ArleiI. Jnlia o.
FrSsTo. RIt7o Hres. irta.zte. Gefmano ds DAraeena
nrtnH--RA zTH0kAs. Sr''s. asmh onnr
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West laiia & psnlnl Telegraph 60. Limited.

Desde ell rrimero de ago to pr6xfmo, Ia tasa
de teegranas "psra Europa" sers rebajaia
veinte clnco centavos por cada palabra
Fl Representantc w H. LATlxER 3-6
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-08-12
Cigarrill,s gruesos en- 10 cl.lse de pa
pei que Sc quieran, de cinco oesos
en- adelante 40 cafe .illas p0r. -. 5
TABACOS Ell AbORAD( ).
ExcepoionaIes en- caias lie MO de a Is

EACtpUIOIl'tIts 6I CHlas TO UU u5 a 9''
tahacos lniilar. ....... Sll0 b.
Idem sin luio de ia 80. ........ 100 d.
Im9eriales en- cajas Dc SO 49,. 81 j..
Regalia antllana an CT. Jas 10 Is -. - .
Idem idem en- dem de lU. .... - e.
Idem do preterencia en- lem de % 81 .
Reina Victoria en- idem e So -. 70
Brevas imperiaes en- lem de 50 :. 65 g.
Cazadores imperiaIes en- ideu ie 81. 80
Brevas en- hoja en- dem dc 50 -. 90 d.
Idem cilindradas en- idem lie lOD 40 .
Idem corrientes ell idem lie 100. 30
Idem en- paquetes de l0........ .. 22 d.
Regalia britannica en- cajas lie so. -. so
Victorias finas en- idem de 80 .... 45
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-08-12
aSDia Do los IOluDtaleS Cubaaes
POR
DON jose JOAQUIN RHO.

Segunda edicion ilustrada con los retratos
de los jefes mas notables, 2 tomos, encuader-
nacion de lujo II pesos. En- la imprenta del
BOLETIN.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-08-12
No1A pELO, PREo[os COERIENrEs QUE TENE EsTABEOIDA

Regalia especial en- idem de so 0......$ AZ =.
C1nchas nS necia az en deJa lie 80. -. 40 -.
Idem corrieAtes en- iiem de 100 80. 80 >.
Regalfa de L6n4res especial en- idem
de 100 ............... -. 20
Hem idem cOrrente en- idem de LOG. 30 -.
Idn,n sobcemesa en- idem do 100 -. 30 e.
Iipm cJnrhas en- idem de 100. ...... 30 =.
Oont hltas en- iIem 10 100 ....... Is
MeilanOs Ell idem do 100 ........ 20
Miliac en- paqueles de so 0.......... IL :.
Perllas en- paquates lie tabscos
30 paquetes p0r ................. ol :.
'icaiura prensada en- paquetes de
una iDT N..... oo
lem sin Drensar en- potes ...... :. so
Ilem suelta del pals ais............ :. IS
Idom hebra para pipa. ............ Oh :.
Cignrros con picadura hebra, rs "a
ietilles nor. ... ... 0l
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-08-12
NHUSICA.

Clasica romantica lie varios maestrog e6e.
bres AIemanes, It4l.anos y Franceses.
De venta en- el estab eeimienro de. BoLsT,N
MERCANTIL.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-08-12

En- la acreditada fabrica de Narcfso ri.
bot, Caogrejos, &c hacen q preeios n6dicOs. >
lebrillos, tollas, cazuelas, ca6erias, tortuRas
y demas obietos, de barro, de que existe
sienpre gran variedad eiirtido. Tambierl
sc yende Una fuente artistica que tiene dos
coiumn3s tres grandes platos. propia pa
Fa un jardfn 9 paseo. n. ass.