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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1882-04-21

htt@ was sunk and the former was towed into
Port Huron In damaged condition. Capt
Frank A. Colvin, First Mate Nathaniel Brother
ton and his son and the female cook were lost
from the Clayton Belle.
The second annual convention of the
National Land League began Its session In
Washington on the 18th inst. Many Catholic
priests were in attendance Gen. Rosecrans
made speech. and letter Of sympathy from
Wendell Phillips was read.
Hon. Thomas Allen, of St Louis, who
died the other day, leaves on estate estimated
at $l5,OO0,0O0
Mr.. Jackson, the Superintendent OF
dictate an immigration of nearly million this
year. Through the efforts in Europe OF the
agents Of new railways, vast tide is being
turned toward the Southwest.
The Treasurer Of the National Land
League reported to the convention at Washing
ton that $50, $50 had been contributed to the
cause, of which amount &169, 262 was RENTED
to Patrick Egan and Miss Parnell. The total
sum sent across the Atlantic since the agitation
recommended Is S272, $40.
The Mexican commander on the Rio
Grande has stationed several companies of in
fantry opposite Laredo, and Americans are not
allowed to GROSS, of which fact both Govern
nents have been appraised. 1t is alleged that
the United States authorities refuse to surren-
der . large number Of Mexican cattle which
strayed ACROSS the river.
The business failures throughout the
country for the seven days ending April 10, as
reported to r. @. Dun q Co.'S mercantile
agency, number 122, as follows Southern
States, 50; Western, "a; Middle, 10; Eastern,
"a; Pacific and Territories, s.; New York city, 6.
The Poughkeepsie Iron and Steel Company
suspended, as also the New York and Boston
Manufacturing Company. Other failures in
the city unimportant
The Canadian Senate has passed q
bill legalizing marriage with a deceased wife's
sister. Its opponents give notice that they will
appeal to the Governor General for veto or
10 the Queen to disallow the bill.
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DOINGS OF CONGRESS.

A bin TO restore Capt Corbin to the active
list Of the navy, with restitution of the differ
ence in pay for nine years, vas passed by the
Senate on the 18th inst. Don Cameron and
McDill voting ia its favor with the Democrats.
Mr.. Vest introduced general bridge law,
designed to secure reasonable protection to
navigation. Angus Cameron reported a bill
appropriating $500, 1853 for losses sustained by
Ben Holiday on account OF Indian hostilities
An executive session was held, at which
s. L. Rounds was confirmed as Public Printer.
The following nominations were sent IN by the
President John II. q. Pltkln TO be Marshal for
the East district OF Louisiana; Samuel NJ Jack
son TO be Collector OF Internal Revenue for the
Twenty .hird district of Pennsylvania; Edward
i. Burtcl to be Superintendent Mt San Fran
cisco, CAL; Stephen w. Duncombe, Of Michi-
gan, to be Register c: the Land Office at Aber-
deem, ID. T.; Thomas S. Allen, of Wisconsin. to
be Receiver OF Public Moneys at Aberdeen, ID.
T.; John F. Gawey, Of Ohio, to be Register of
the Land Office at Olympia, w. T.; Vim
cent w. Bayless, Of Wisconsin, TO be Receiver
Of Public Moneys at Eau Claire, Wis. The
House passed q bill appropriating $4,000 to
feed the Arapahoes, Cheyennes, Kiowas and
three other tribes in Indian Territory. In
committee OF the whole on the Postal Appro-
pristion bill. Senate amendment was con-
for fast mails, but the proposition to restore
the Thanking privilege was defeated. Mr..
Henderson reported bill for the construction
OF the Illinois md Mississippi canal.
Mr.. Sowol presented a petition in tho Senate,
on the 18th inst. from 97s officers OF the army,
praying for the passage Of the bill for compul-
sorry retirement at the age OF 62 years. The bill
ahoting to the Southern Utes agricultural lands
in Utah was amended TO allow the Indians to
receive their annuitIes in cash stock, and then
passed. A bill was passed to refer to the Court
of CLAIMS the bill of George +. Payne for al
legged wrongful seizure Of his sugar planta-
ton in Louisiana, by Gen. Butler. in 1862.
The President sent to the Senate the names OF
George Nancy, of Tennessee. as Minister Resi-.
dent and Consul General OF the United States
in Bolivia William l.. Scruggs, Of Georgia,
Minister Resident of the United States OF Co
lombia and @. @. Andrews, OF Minnesota,
Consul General of the United States at Rio de
Janeiro. Consuls-Joseph Il. Swords, Of the
District OF Columbia, at Trinidad Samuel
Spackman, Of Pennsylvania, at Cologne Geo.
r. Bullock, Of Indiana, at Annaberg, Germany;
Theodore Canisius, OF Illinois, at Apia Thomas
Adamson, Of Pennsylvania, at Panama. The
Senate confirmed the nomination Of William
L. Chandler to be Secretary Of the Navy by 28
TO 16. The appointments of w. II. Hunt as
Minister TO Russia and J. h. Partridge ~ Min
lister TO Peru were also approved. In the
House. bills were favorably reported to appro-
pirate e500, 600 for the purchase OF torpedoes
and TO make experiments herewith for the
construction Of the Delaware and Mary
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POLITICAL POINTS.

The Governor of Colorado has ap-
pointed George M. Chloott, of Pueblo as
Senator to succeed Henry NJ. Teller. The APP
pointee is practicing lawyer, and was once
Delegate in Congress- He is native Of Penn
sylvania, and had lived in Iowa and Nebraska
previous to settling in Colorado.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1882-04-21

THE American word "boss is merely
q corruption of the Dutch word "boss +"
(master, head of household) of the days
of the Van Ransselaers, Stuyvesants and
Hudsons. Boss is still used in the sense
given in Holland and among the Dutch
speaking colonists at the Cape of Good
Hope. Iron Times.
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Frank James organizing n Gang of
DcsperadOes Ia Avenge His Broth
erss Death.

A telegram from Atchison, Kan, says Frank
James is at the head Of a movement which has
for its aim the determination Of all whose
names are associated with the death. The
fact is known to few that Frank passed
through Atchison on Friday, gong south
west, having four people with him that on
the same day Mrs. Jesse James went to Kan
sas CITY. Yesterdav Frank James returned
from a mysterious visit, followed by the same
pals NV Informant states that the gang OF
which Frank James will now take the lead is
taken from that section of the country IN the
Missouri bottoms opposite here which produced
Polk Wells Bill Norris, Jim Dougherty, John
Pomfrey and many others, composed OF the
same class and material, having for lis purpose
the avenging OF the death OF Jesse James and
other lawless deeds. To this gang will be
added few tried mountain outlaws that Frank
James picked up during residence for some
time in New Mexico on small sheep ranch.
Robert and Charles Ford are never TO enjoy
a moments peace, no matter what the advice
or assurance from Gov. CrIttenden. These
brothers begin where Jesse james left of.
They will be hunted and bounded as persst-I
ENTITY rs he was. Were the reward they are
supposed to obtain twenty times ESQ, 600 it will
not purchase one days rest, one peaceful meal
or blessed night These boys are not alone to
be removed, but all informants and witnesses
in Cracker Neck. These death avengers are
backed by the entire constituency of Jesse
Jampa
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In a couple of hundred years from this.
if the Bible is again revised to suit the
times, the passage in the parable of the
ten virgins, which reads thus: "Give us
your oil, for our lamps have gone out,
will be changed to, "Give US of your
electric light for our circuit is tempora.
rily broken
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SENTENCED TO DEATH.
The SIayers al Jesse James P'c,a
Guilty 81 Murder and Ieese.ve ,,,o
Death Penalty.

The SIayers al Jesse James Pc,a
Guilty 81 Murder and Rese.v, ,,,1,
Death Penalty.
ST. JOSEPH, No., April IA
The Grand Jury having found tru, In
against Robert and Charles Ford for the murS
der OF Jesse James. they were arraigned in the
Circuit Court yesterday, and, after the indiot-
ment was read. plea Of guilty was entered.
and sentence passed. The courtroom wasS
crowded, although quiet and order prevailed.
The bows we're very respectfully clad aud were
perfectly cool and solf-possessed. The ndict-
ment was read to tho boys by County
Attorney o. III. Spencer, who read
il TO Bob first, after which the Attorney asked
him which plea he made, when he replied
nromptly and firmly, +" Guilty" He then took
his seat. and the indictment OF Charles Ford as
alder and abettor read TO him, and IN
firm, even tone Charley pleaded guilty also to :
the charge OF murder IN the nrsi degree. The
Judge then, after few minutes meditation,
said that under the circumstances, there was
only one thing he could do, and that was 10 pro-
nounce sentence upon the boys. DE said tlat as
they had pleaded guilty there was no alterna-
tive for him but to pass sentence, and 1t would
remain for others to say whether The sentence
should be finally carried out. He then asked
Robert Ford TO stand mp. TIE latter rose
promptly, and was asked II he had anything to
saw WHY the sentence Of the court should not be
passed upon him. He replied, in his usual firm
Tone Nothing" and Judge Sherman in SUBJ
stance said "Robert Ford, you have pleaded
guilty before me to the crime OF murder In the
fret degree. and II becomes my duty TO pass the
sentence Of death upon you. 1t Is therefore the
sentence of tins court that you be taken back
to the JAIL and on the 10Th day of May be taken
TO some convenient place and there hanged by
the neck until You are dead" Robert then
took his seat, and the Judge ordered Charles to
stand up, and asked him If he had anything to
say why the sentence Of death should not be
passed upon him. Charles replied firmly,
'.Nothing," and the Judge passed the same
sentence upon him as was passed upon Robert
After this there was no other action taken, and
the boys were remanded to jail
The general understanding Is that this action
was taken in accordance with the Governors
views on the premises, and that pardon OF
both of them viii reach here In the course Of
day or two The Governor, 1t Is understood,
was opposed to trying them, because he con-
siders that they have done the State great
service, and are entitled to pardon at once.
The people can rest assured that the boys will
be free in very short time, and there will end
the great sensation.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1882-04-21

THE importation of eggs into Great
Britain last year was 100000, 000 or
about two dozen for each man, woman
and child in the country. Their money
value was over $10,000,000.
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Southern farmers, as a general thing,
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ACLARACION.

Nuestro apreciable corresponsal de
F jardo nos b. remitido para So inser-
c,on Ia siguiente csTta one pub'icsmos:
s.. Director del Bo1ET1N MERoANT1L.
Mi estimado amigo AL Ieerse las
not cias que da su peri6dico sobre la
tentative de asesinato en- Ia persona de
D @. Martinez, he visto con sentimien.
to que ajguien h ace recaer sobre mi IN
res onsabilidad toda de Ia resela.
70 debo hacer presente que los deta-
lies del steDtsdo me fneron suministrs-
dos per Il mismo D. Carlos Marifnez, Y
en- ese sentido asf los comuDiqu6.
En- faesza de querer lmponer a us.
tetes de las noticias de esta localidaA,
como de costumbre antigua, por otra
parte, cedieEdo q instsncias del pa.
dre del mismo joven, en- casa de cuyo
seiior huba de cir los antecedentas qua
90 dec,an del Elias Piaza, fu6 one, en-
el sentido que 10 b ce, di ustedes
cuenta del sentib g suceso.
70 nj quiero enemigos, nj asegurar
noticiAs que acSsO no sean verdalerAs.
Por otra parte, parece ser que los tli.
buuAies no han hallado criminslidad
probada Gu Ef.s P.az., dsndole in.
lne1iats -nte lipertad. Y asf me apre.
suro q particirarselo V. para mi tran
quili1ad y ccmo uata reparacion al
Elias Plaza.
Suplicando, pues, la publication de
estss faesS, re suscrIbe de- V. bffmo.
alto. amigo y s. s.
81 Corresponsol.
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a1ACNTlLLAS.

ADHESION, -Ea el proximo n1mero
pubiicatemos ia dol digno Comit6 in
con dicionai de Arecibo q la csrta de
ruestro Jafs pubicada en- el BoLETM
de 10 d. ano y nnestrs condutta.
E. exoeso de matariales nos impide
hacerio hoy.
CoMPANfA DE ZARzUELA. De la que
llagala aqu. dentro do pocos diss son
en- eresarios, seguu los prospActos qus
hrn cirou'sdo, los Sres. Don ManueI
O ma D n Jni>n Pagsni.
He "qu o. elenco:
Prm ras t1ples. Sra. D ia Ana Fe,-
rrer Srt,. D Il Ju,n" Pastor.
Seguudss. D NJ Oopcppclon Mos.
cuia D H. E riQuet4 R,mero.
Prlmera tlole caraet .ristica. DINA
Dtlcres Custodio. Stgunds id. Srta.
Don Ffancisca Sarmiento.
Director de escens. Don Federico
Ct Gsrcla Marin.
Primer tenor absolute. Don Juan
Prsts. Segundo i'd. Don Antonio No.
rls.
Primer baritone. DON Baldomero
R Ca. OTTO primer baritone. DON Oar
los L orens.
Primer bsj, sSrio. Don M ,ti;tlo g ).
meg. SeguDdo bajo. DIN Francisco
,,s sias.
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GACETA DE HOY.

S. NJ. Sc ha servido disponer: / > Que
cuando los que en- susencias hAyan DE-
sustituir los alcsldes sean T nientes 6
Oonceiales, no deben percibir retribu-
sion alguna, entregandose integro el ha.
Der correspondence al alcalie propieta.
tic, por todn ell ii mpo qae disfrute de Ii.
,eucia. q Qle ios concej 4les nombrados
s,or el,G ,tlerno Gra'., cusndo en- cum
piimianto lie In ley supie la acolon de
los electores que no han ocurrido las
uroas, deben reunir las condolences que
"a misma ley exile cara los que hayan
lie ser elegiios por el voto popular.
3. Q Qle los empieados del E~tado,
provlucla y municlpio tienen que llevar
dos sios de residencia fla en- el t6rmi-
no municipal para adquirir el derecho
de elactores.
Los billetes del sorteo senalado pa
ra ell Is :ie msrE' se entregsrAn en- Ia
siguieo,e fcrms Eu los iias IA, Is, l6,
II, Is. 20, 81 y "a lei corriente, 8 SON
cedidos con Ia rehajs de: 4 10; Del Is
del presente al 6 iei entranta ios apAr-
tados y eI Z ;os subrantes.
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mente ga mani6esta el lucro considera-
BILE one han de obtener los accioaist
ie Ia E apvesA, considerable 81 asuu-
to no solo por FL Ia1o de la utilidad q ,e
promete, sino tsmbi6n por ell de Ia>con-
vaniencia, ir teresa mucho 4 Puerto. Ri
co suseribir ouan 10 rn4ups las otIatro
cientas Representatives. de 4 mil pesos
lie los socios fandadores, asi para tener
derecho q dirigir la Marcia de Ia refo.
rlda Enpresa, como para que Ia mayo.
ria de los bene ficios quede en- ell pals.
Constitnids que sea la Sociedad, ser6
probable que las scciones que SO hayap
quedado por suscribirse coloquen sin
tardanza en- una de las principales plsza
mercantiies de la Penfpsuls, en- vista dr.,
ciertas indicaciones de- que tenemos no.
ticia han sido hechas 1 timamente; y
como por esta razon creemos que Ia
Enpresa de Factoriss Oentrales ser8
muy pronto un hecho en- P1erto. Rico,
casi puede ssegurarse que iumedlata-
mente despu6s, SO fuud4ra IN Bapco
Marcantil y Agricola. que, seg1n pare.
ce, Sc pretende establecer para entonces
con una buenA base de capital, por una
Iastitucion de cr6dito del
= extranjero; cuyo elamento de villa ha.
br. de favorecer, sin duda, al objeto de
las Factorias.
En- conclusion 1iremos que, exami.
nando el proyecto del Sr. Dolgsdo, sun
a granies rasgos como quada hecho en-
el extracto que antecede, nos persuade
remos de que no hay hpy on la I.Ia ne.
gocio alguno de mas lisonjaro porvenir
que ei qua representa- la Empresa de
que SO trats donde el dlnero ha de
alcsnzar un inter6s muy creci,lo, m 70
de Ia positiva gsrsntia que tendr& en-
sus bienes y de Ia seguriiad que ofrece
sn industria que, por sn fndole espe-
cial, no est6 sujeta las eventuaidades
2 riesgos que otras especu !acionas. Cir
cunstauoia que ha de t f,oiiitar segura.
mente la emission de nuevas series de
aoolones, bien para negociarlas pof su
valor, o ef.ctuar cou su gsrantia a'gu.
uss oreraciones de empr Sstitos con
bsnqueros de Europa, fin de que, 81
es possible, Sc puedan instal8r desde @
principle ssis, ochD 6 mas O4ntraIes en
VIZ de las custro proyectsdas, porQue
aste 1ltimo DInero no es bast9nte pa.
ra atender & las vsrias proposicioDes
qua ssbemos SO vipne,. hacienda por di.
ferentes locali1ades, de entire aquellas
que mas se dsdicau al cuitivo de lS ca.
na en- Ia 1sls.
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ACCIONES
DELA EMpREsA DR CENTRALEs.

Hasta ahora no nos habfa sido posi-
pie iusertar ell siguien&e articulo que
para so publicae;6p 81 nos remitl0 h4
poeos dias /; b. y 10 hscemos con gusto
Dor consldersrio. de actualidad:
Por mas de que en- el proyecto del
ssn3r De'gado 50 da conocer 0mplia-
nente ei gran lucro que se puede obta.
ner de la industria que representa- las
Oantral4s, sin embargo, como NJ todos
se han fia1o en- los plugues bene6oios
que h4br4 de proporclonar al capital
invertido, 81 SO mnntan con cuantos re-
cursos mecanismos son necesarios &
Ia misma industrla, NADIA parece mas
oportuno, en- los momentos actuales en-
que So est& procurando formar la En-
presa prcpuesta por el refarido se1nr
Dslgado, que dar la mayor publicidad
oosibie aun cnan1o sea de una manafa
bseve, q 10 extraordiusrio de so result
tAto, para que 80 pusda apreclAr mu-
.ho mas la lmportancia de IL utl'ids1
que han de alcanzar los accionistas de
- s ,ciedad in iicada.
Para hacer mas rSpida nuestra ie-
mostracioo, extractarem0s del menclo.
nado proyecto los caleulos correspaa'
diantes a una de las cuatro primeras
Centrales, en- 10 que concierne su cas-
to pro iuctos, desde el segundo 9 ter
Ger aiio de estabIeciis, que 90 cuando
Sc pusde taner Ia segurldad de- contsr
son el fruto de mil qulnientas cuarA ~
10 cana, para elaborar on Ia Sefra 4.5OO
t3neladas eqnivalentes q 5000 bocoyss,
6 seal 10000 quintales d. az1 'ar que
result4r u 40. 8 por 100 ie un millou
ci@pto veiuta y olnco MI. quintales dc
caiia,, entsegsdos por los sgr'cnitores.
ca4uiando setecientos cineuenta gum
IL por cuerda, como termino medic
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NOVEDADES." !"
34-FOrtaleZa-34

En- este acreditado estabIecimien.
to se acaba de recibir directamente
de Europa un esterso y variado sur
lido de mercancias de todas classes,
sombreros para seIoras, caballeros
y niflos, surtido de calzado! para i'd,
cauas de hero y mosquiteros de
varias classes, gran surtilo de muiie-
cas- y otros juguetes, mdqnioas para
coser de cadeneta y doble pespunte,
lavamanos elegantes con todss las
piezas necesarias y espejos 6 in6nidad
de artlcuIos de novedad para to- los los
gustos, dif'ciles de detaliar. Copque,
sfrvanse dispensar una vista Las
Nnvedades," y saldrdn todos com.
placidos.
Y. LLoMPART Y Ca. 9.f.
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LLNEA ATLAS.

Los vapores espaf1Oles "Al.
piu " y Arden" " saldran sucesi-
vamente de Nueva-YOrk COZ
destino a San Juan, Maya.
gtieZ, Ponce Y Maracai.
bO en- las fe.chas sIguientes
Enero 20, Febrero 16, Mario IA.
Abril 6, Mayo 2, Mayo Is y Ju.
MO 20.
Lo que ponemos en- conocimiento
de los seilores importadores y de-
pdblico en- general.
Para detaIles dirigirse q los Agen.
tes, SoBR1Nos DE EzoU1AGA. h.30 j.
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Siendo nm million de pesos la cifra
que 40 sen Ia de capital, represented
por diez mil acciones de 100 pesos, CO.
rresponde cada Central. $3.50 00O
Cuarta pnrts 1el empr6sti.
to de 100000. ....... $4,000
Con cuyss dos cantidades SO
formsrs un total de-. 1926 600
para poder aplicar 1921 600 al pago de
maquinarias, edi6cn .o'm, ferro .carrii
etc., destinar log $4,000 restantes pa
ra atenie1 los primeros gastos de ella
boraci6n.
Oonocido el capital que representa-
cada Central, expondremos concisamen-
te la marcha de sus operaciones y Ia
enumeration de sus rendimientos.
CUENTA GENERAL DE LA ZATRA.
Gastos.
LIS de- elaboration da
80 600 quintales de sz1
CD, seguros, sue!dos, etc,
seg1n PORN nores de Ia
cuenta folio s. del pro-
yecto. s 68,520
Compra de 1.125 600
quinta as de csn ;, a,5
por 100, son 36. $50 4uin-
tales de az1cAr, que, abo-
nados 4 los agricultores
& $34, importan. ...... 5 1872 2812'50
UusrtA parte de los gas
tos de la Administrator
general cusuta folio g.. : 3,359'5O
Oinco por ciento de co.
mission al A iministrador
de la Central bre al II.
guido de s 1872. .917 so de
ls rnenta de- frut,s folio
&c.. ...... .....$ 9,14587
Oinco nor cieDto III Al
ministrsdor general sobse
el mlsmo hquido. ...... 5 914587
Nunvs 70 t. - In
tet6s sobre SIS 600 lei
emprestito. o.............. 8 $3.50
4 279 733 IA
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PIANOS lleva construidos Ia notable Mbric
de BORD Esta es Ia pruebs mas fehacient
de h gran aceptaci6n que sIempre han teni'
los PIANOS BORD en- Europa y America POI
su CONSTRUCTION 'smeradfsima.
Los PIANOS BORD ademas de los galaDtot
elogioS de- lns mejpres cencertstas, han obte.
mid, mas de DlEZ MEDALLAS DE ORC en-
ex osiciones universities, han sido exceptua.
das de co'curso MR. ORD ha merecido 81
alto honor de ser nombrado MIEMBRO DEL.
JUR ADO en- II expoAic'6n de Paris de 1873.
Los ItMOS BORD tipne1 gran barraRs
de hiarro Y DLtVIJERO DE ACERO So
forma es elegantfsima los precios reducido
comparativamenta con / sde otros fabricantes.
Garanti. 10 afios
Dep6stO Gnico IN ests Isla. -" Centre Ar
tfst'co" de F. Toledo.-San jose II Puerto
Rio. 3-3
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Francisco G.. BriZ.

I'll MAJOR peCCOral OSpurauVO cOnOCluO
hasta el dia, cone entrado y iosifcado prepara-
do pOr ell LIDO. en- Farmacia
Francisco G.. Brig.
Sc emplea con gran exito tanto exterior.
mente como al interior. En- las afecciones
de Ia piel Was urnarias, 1T riormente se
uss como estimulante diaforetico y diuretico
en6rgicO en- los catarroS de Ia vegiga, Ia brOn-
quits Y catarIO pulmOIar, purfcandO I'll Ii.
cor de Brea VegAtal la sang cura 10 sarca,
soria' is, prurlgo epra d
Extirpa malos humores adquridOs por
hsrencia por contagio hace desaparecer de
In piel las mancha herpes, d:viesas, malditas,
flag ulceracion,s. Moiifca las membra,
meDta Fl spt tito, Sc hacen buena6 digestiOneG
90 evHcua facilmente (las seiioraS mestruan
con r. gnlar dad) NormalizaDdo las fuucl0nes
todas ne nuestra economfa; hace que los que
10 uSan sc Sientan como en- estadO perfoctO de
salud. No tomsd los falsifcadCs.
POderoso Tonico Ger,uginosO Vino de Qui.
na Hirrro de GARCIA BRlZ.
E6ta convinaf ion reune en- un peQue10 vO-
LINEN, y forma agradable, dos sustancias con-
sideradas hasta hoy como incOmpatibleS. La
quina medicamento, t6uico por excelencia, y
el hero que es Ia base de nuestrH Eangre. So
emplea en todOs los casos en- que 90 nsceSari0
eDriquecer la saugre EN- oobrecida, en- las per-
didas del apetito. malas dig+stiones menstrua-
clones diff lies y reemp aza COZ ventaja TO-
das las preparaciones gerrujinosa USO.-
Una cucharada en- cada comida: E.t& prepa-
RADIO con vino de Malaga sin sustsncias colo
rantes, Para que esten al alcaDce de todas
las cases Sc expenden los preciOs sgulen-
tes. Jarabe quins ferr jinoso $3.50 Licor de
Bres $O,75 Vino de Quina farruginoso
8n,75. De genta en- la Capital Farmacia de
los sehores B'anco y lel Vale, en- Oagu4s
casa del se6or Aguia, en- Ponce Farmacia
del se6or Ferrer TT
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-02-15
Sc dg'1'iendd.

La estancia "San Jose" radica en- la juris
dicci6G de Rio-piedras, melia hora de Ia Co..
2ital por terra 8 por mar: tiene terreno de bue-
nas .gas, astos monies y una magoldca
u"sa halitacl6n, y esta rodeada dc sguh por
10 qucbrada de Juan Mendez. Cruz l9 infor-
maran. 3-S