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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-07-30
NEWS N BRIEF.

There were four cases Of sunstsoke in
st, Louis.
Five prisoners were burned in jail al
Portland, Oregon.
Kentucky is excited over the prevalence
and spread Of pluro-pneumonia.
@. N. Carter & Co.. cioaks and suits,
Boston, failed. Liabilities sl2o, 600.
A colony Of ex. Copiederates. numbering
500 persons, is located in Southern Brazil.
A statue Of General Grant will be
erected in Fatrmount Park, philsdelpliis.
Theng is the name OF the newly ap.
pointed Chinese Minister to tho United
States.
The First National Bank OF West Point,
Neb.. has been authorized. Capital stock
$50, 600.
Five Southern cotton mills have closed,
aud 5000 people are thrown out Of en-.
Iployment.
There have been twenty.four cases and
four deaths from yellow fever. at Havana
mp to July16.
The ship John De Costa, from Mel.
bourne TO California, with q valuable
cargo, is reported lost.
]. K. Huston & Co., coffee dealers
Philadelphia, assigned. Liabilities 500.
ooo, and assets 5,900, Il
The wheat crop Of the Northwest Is re.
ported damaged Ebylreeent stSrms and ex.
eessiSely hetweathef.
Joseph Moore, Q miner, was murdered
by his two brothefs.i6.law. Joseph and
Isaac Messenger, near Messillen.
6 Another passenger rate warisimmtnent.
The Pennsy lyanla and Baltimore aud Ohio
roads Will lead the actious fight.
a stage with u. S. mail was attacked
and robbed by footpads near Hawshaw,
4Atizona. y. y. Peterson, Q passenger, was
killed. >; :. Z laii''ll,
Miss Josephine Hanna, Of Findlay, o.,
took q fatal dose Of paris green. Before
dying she told her lover she was suffering
from cancer and dreaded aslow death.
Therate ot postage on letters sent from
the United S.ates % Australia and New
Z.aland via. England, Brindesi and ii,
Snez cana, has been reduced from fiiteet
totwelye eents, making Il Uniform Will
tho rate via San Ffanclaco.
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ThTonrht % S psranrea.

cNcrSsATi, O., July GA Dispatch 70
the Associated Press from Toledo. o.
states that Simon Harris, q young attor.
ney. formerly Of Cincinnati, but now Of
Chicago, hsa filed q libel suit there for
$3.50, 900 AGAINST the Cda5ulffciai ISisgfaai
for a publication IN releEence to tho deten-
tion OF bis baggage at ahoiel fofan unpaid
board bill. He also caused criminal pro.
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FROM THE CAPITALI....
sRc,y LAMAR on o1v1LsERv1oE.
He Writes a Plain and Open Letter to Com.
missioner Eatou-rhs redemption OF the
Circulation Of Banks-dsnsfal Gossip
aud New. Note. from washington.

i .Jr Aeutnawx,, n n r,.1., 1o cnn,.S& -,
sA'tstoN, y o'',euly ss'-TTS9scEesatS
Lamar, Wishing TO correct the rumors q
the effect that there had been something
offensive 10 him In bfs corresnNorndennce q,
;a.a,ao,,..s 80 -c,,..;, -
taseteotse "tsu Sasi ssEsice oolnlals'
eloner Eaton, sent the latter the following
letter: k
DEpAnruHSro or THE TsryR,op
WtsuixcTowr ,Tnty ia ~
z,,, n,,,.,, D E.io,, f,ss;s,..'. - 4,
1lgn. ug'.taa e.. o. Satolt, otsa.'asaH q Me
ste's''sfe'ss ss Z R .o4t1t'ss.oM: :.
tDEARsiR:-1ours OF the llth inst. has
been received. had observed with deep
rapret some AZ the articles IN which yon
-. 81 M. -
tetet' a.'e ss.eAs 'usslse 10 common WIN
yourself. The letter OF JuDc 1 did not in
any way fehect upon my action or that OF
thls department. it .s iust aud proper
that ! should go inttner and state that
your commnnicahons 70 me haye been In
ehtlre harmony with my own views, never
IN any single ihs!auce lacking that kind
ness ana good wlil which have charac-
teflzsd our oniclal ss wei as per.
sQaat eetSaoas. Waite 1 regard no
part OF my entire country as my own
section, yet DO not regret that the Civil
service Commission has imposed upon
me grateful duty OF remedying somewhat
the inlastce which 10 THIS branch ot the
deparlmsntal service mas been manifested
aslhss Sne locsi.sy OF my eifsh anu nome.
uiuef tasa me tne RleSe9ng aun1lnsttauon, anu
established the appointing power was not
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Ru..lan Nerdltialisns sn-nLIendnd.

LONDON, July %. The Marquis OF Salts-
bury has agreed to. tho request Of the MAY
quis Desaal, the Russian ambassador, 10
suspend the negotiations in relation totae
Afghan boundary question rntil N. De-
Glers, Russian Foreign Minister, obsaips q
report OF the Topographic survey, which
has been ortetea. ot Zulicar Pass. Lord
Salisbury will take o holiday at the Villa,
Cecil from the 10 10 the end .of August.
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A simeon Ia wiIpapsln

MILWAUKEE. July 2e,-Reports from
towns in Southern Wisconsin show that
last nisht'swind storm passed entirely
aescss the State, dotps dsmsse Of minor
importance in nearly all the southern tier
Of counties. The greatest loss will come
from the injury to grain. In Grant coun.
~ number 81 small houses were blown
down aud others lnFootea. It's possible
that the dsmSge in some places was more
serious than d now known, as the work,
ingof the telegraphwire has seen greatly
intetfered with.
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Iceedinss to be Instituted against
proprietors Of the paper and the clerk Of
the hotel, Mr.. Harris, had q quasrelin in q
Cincinnati law Office several weeks ago,
which was published inthe local papers.
Since that time he has filed q hall dozen
libel suits egainst newspapers and indi-
viduals, the aggregate amount OF damages
claimed being in the neignborhood of 0
million aud half. Its thought that the
young man is deranged.
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s oAS,rGMs DGNIHp.
Proofs as Strong as holy wrIt-Democratic
Aid for prohibitionIsts.

CIScINS4TG July 2e.-The following
card written by 6. W. Calderwood, oi
Chicago, Formerly Of Ohio appears in the
Commercial Gastt.e:
aThe Pfohibitionists will do their cause
no good by employing such men as F. D.
HstkvadeE, Of the Germantown Pres, TO
deiame my character.
Ishall not stoop to the level Of a black
mailer, or prison bird, or couanJtitr, to
reply 20 anything said in print about my
character. lam too well known among
decent people Of Ohio for anything OF the
ksnd. What have said on the rostrum
and In print over my own signature
respecting the QopartneSship existing be.
tween tho Democratic and Prohibition
parties while was editor OF the Amsioda
Prosibitioniss, is trls. is
II does seem 70 me that j ought 10 know
what / am talking about when al tlle
money tcds paid iit0 ny hands and John g..
Thompson holds NY rtceiia.
] have not onsl word TO say against the
principles Of prohibition. | am, and al
ways expect tb stand, second to no manin
eernestness and honesty of purpose in the
fghtagainst rum but when my word Is
disputed by the very men who should say
tianen,n 1 take my pen in hand 10 tel
them they. are play ying the hypocrite.
There Is talk Of reading me out Of Pro-
hibition ranks. j would like to see that
thing done, ! wonld like 10 know whether
] can not be . Prohibit Zionist, Democrat or
Republican, Just as the spirit moves mo,
Let some Democrat or Prohihitionist make
affidavit that my istatemelt Is felse, aud I
think perhaps q way can be found to land
him the penisentiafy for perjury. tRat
have no fear, Nj. Editor, not one OF them
dare make aiiidayiti / am asbamed 10
think that have been associating ioF
yehrs With men who, instead oi meeting
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TuEy arc as ready to follow Grant TO the
tomb as they we're to follow him to VIC
tory on the field. Even the great city Of
Nav York is TOO small 10 give them all a
chance. That funeral procession will be
one Of the most remarkable events OF its
kind in history.
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/ ISthe opiuion Of the Scientific american
ifeysr the Bell telephone gets before the
suprcme Court OF the United States ''the
claims Of the Bell people will be greatly
modified" That might or might not re.
suit In cheaper telephone service, for the
Bell people have such start that it will
be hard 10 catch up with them. a
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A COMMITTEE OF each house Of Congress
will attend the funeral. This is right. It
stO be hoped that these committees may
haze seIi:scspect enough aud considera-
tOa enough for the dead not to indulge in
those things which on, other similar occa.
lions have scandalized the country. For
once the visiting statesmen can forego
their cocktails at public expense.
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WHILE Vanderbilt Is working with the
Pennsylvania, It is believed that Gould is
on the Baltimore & Ohio side, buying up
New Jersey Central to keep the Baltimore
&ohioa New York line open. In return
tits said that Gould will ask the Baltimore
aohiO to come his way a little in the tele,
graph business. This battle Of the giants
Is very interesting.
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EleElana,. pLsfslaleIl .seasidal:

IoNDosj July sdings arepend.
ing against Sir Charles Dixie involving
damages Of e2ooOo in connection with
the now famous scandal case. Strong So
elal and politicll influences arc working
to ayert a public trial. III
Sir Charles is completely prestrated and
has retired TO the country. The lady
concerned Is related to Mrs. Aaheton
Dixie. The injured husband Ia an,
active Radical and formerly held
a minor Office. II Is reported
that he insists upon divorce.
toyindicate his honor. damsgss being no
object to him. His wife received a dowfyl
OF f100, 600 from her father, who is a
member OF the House OF Commons The
lady is much younger than her
husband and they have e{no family. The.
affair is the sole topic Of conversation in
clubs and social circles. 1niensa regret
over the eclipse OF Sir CharlesD Dixie is felt
in allpoitical aections.
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g4lyEssosI Texas, July e0.-A special
10 the ges, from Montgomery, Texas,
says: Hon. c.B. Stewart died here yes.
terday, aged 81, years and was buried tos
day with Masonic honots, The deceased
was one Of the two surviying aigpets OF
the declaration o. rexaa independerce,
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resbeIisyed that General Grants body
viii be- so securely entombed that grave
rosbsts NH cannot remove it. So great a
n,i,e rS would be very tempting to grave
rsri r phoals-and their necks wouldn't be
xoth much II they were caught att.
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NR. oAIpERwooD, at one time editor Of
The Aariean Prohibitioaia, insists that be
taovs what he is talking about when he
declares that the Ohio Democratic Com
niase, John G. Thompson, Chairman,
pad him money to help on The Demo-
ssa!ic cause. It is to be hoped that our
Democratic friends across the river won't
scatter Let them eonfne themselves to
tbs one thing until it is settled. They
san hasten the end by forcing John G.
Thompson tn show all OF his receipts.
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slRMosls MoNrErlonE, The great.hearted
Jew who now lies cold in death, has left
the record oil beautiful life devoted to
.heservice Of mankind. He used his great
wealth and irAuence to auccor the needy
and to Gil the dark places with the san
shine Of noble needs. Such a life is worth
living, and the memory thereof is as the
odor Ol sweet flowers.
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Tag programme for the Wheeling
saut memorial service assigns no
pAH to any eolored man, an omis-
sea which, We are confident Is
y se'ely an oversight. For obvious reasons
.aefe ought to be- at least one celosed man
AXE part in such q ceremony. Forth.
salely Wheeling Is not lacking In suitable
seslal. One Of the eolored pastors, OF
stGL Jones, Of the colored school, who
saIe gifts as an orator, would bear
sAseit well and add d poetic touch to the
s'saon'es. The arrangements can easily
Ssaade 70 include this feature.
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A srponrEn of the New York Tribune
called on ex.Ptesident Arthur. The ex-
PfesIaent's son appeared and said his
htber was "disinclined TO talk about GEN
eral Grant for publication" but the son
was free to say that their party killed sew
suty.tiye salmon in tho Restigouche.
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.nosrpSoR HoApLY was rather late with
.,.G,,nt PROCLAMATION to be Of any service
~ u bimseli. It seems to have required the
= .S,rn spur Of public opinion to get him up
to sn bis duty. The people do not forget
these things. alt...
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Rry. SAN JONES, the reformed lawyer,
/. putting in some big licks in Kentucky
Presently be will begin bombardine
Wat Virginia from the Moundsyile camp
g,ound. He draws great crowds and
moves = them with his rough and feryid clio
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A wheeling aerse wins.

CLEgRL4.p, July 2e.-1n the tirst race
to-day, in the AGO elass, trotdng, purse
5000, Harry Roberts won. Time e:2oi.
In the second race, 2;1s. pace, purse
5000, Gossip, ir.,y Tine 2:iea,
In the third race, ei9s class, trotting,
purse 81 800, William Arthur won. Tine
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oa rhe .rall 5.,all ss....s,,. s,a,..,aIa 8 a. !

LoSooS, July 29.-The committee u
inquire into the recent statements oiths
Pall Mall Gdft,ts in regard to LandSn,s
vice has made the following report:
Having been requested tofnqpise as 10,
the truth Of the statements printed in the,
Pal lian Caste from July q
TO July l0,aws dscided from the iifst To-
exclude inquiry into the charges sgainst
particular persons. We stiictiy confinsd
ourselye TO inquiry into the 81 stem OF tie
criminal yice described.
After carefully sitting the evidence OF
the witnesses and materials before us,
without guaranteeing, the accuracy iof
every particular, we! are satisfied that on
tho whole the statements OF the Pan!
Nal Gazette, arc substantially true
The report is signed by the Archbishop
Of Canterbury, the Bishop OF London,
Cardinal Manning and Messrs. Marley
and Reid. A late edition Of the Pal llfclt
iGasette was published this evening con.
tanning the foregoing report in loaded
type. = ~ ss.ssL j, a. ifps lll5l -lila3ssl
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10 West Virginia, as elsewhere. the
s'.Stol n, want the offices. When they get
.Ssm .h'u there is more or less trouble to the
.nr, .ao,,s isch. The complaint that comes
ssr ~ tron SliJdlebourne is a specimen brick
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New. York IIau.s and SILVER.

NEw YoRx, July 29.-All of the banks
belonging to the New York Clearing. house
Association, with one exception, deposited
their quotas with the sab,ueasury to-day,
and received certificates iorsubsldiary coin
signed by William Dowd, chairman Of the
Clearing heuss Committee, and Mr.. Camp,
manager Of tho clearinghouse, who hold
the silver onsdeposis suhjsct TO tho order
OF the Clearing. .hnuse Committee at any
future time. SThe failure on the part Of
one bank TO o'dFposit its quota, which was
less than $4,000, Is supposed 10 be due
10 an oyersighL and the amount Is expect
cd tomorrow.
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JosEPH =. McUABE, Of Beaver county, a
captain in the Tenth Regiment, N, G. p,
ilcamp at Conneaut Lake, has accepted
The pressing invitation Of his company to
tsdgn. Hespoke Of General Grant as "a
d-d old fool and q RASCAL" and the men
10 camp were with ditdeulty kept from
sppIyins The poetic TAR and feathers.
sous men don't appreciate the luxury Of
Keeping out Of trouble.
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c,xra.1 LOGAN has bought q home
...r washington. He is to pay $4,000
!" Isf five annual installments. In all his
u uahlic career John a. Logan has not
ionnd time to get rich.
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RoNE, July 2s.-At the Papai consistory
tomorrow, the Pope win proeiam thes
Rev. FatherB Byrne Blahop oi Aiobile, Ala
and the Very Rev. Il. Phelan, prenent
Vicar General, Coadiutor Blshop ii Pitts.
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NRw YosK, July 2e.-A petition signed
BY. nearly all the bankers q this city was
to-day. forwarded to Governor Hill, pax
ing him to declare the day Of General
GRANITE funeral q public holiday.
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.Qke gntelLi&taeer.
=o5iee. So.. 70 and " Fourteenth Street.

.~ .,.s,r,.,, tpvtns .1 city dSra0 as s.H,H'.. !.
-. ."., ~" kort TuE Is1n1lGIscKn NAILED %
49, .,,,io,,v s and he Gddras changed a. etea a.
t,o. ,o,.,S %a ~ IN role Of tS eeat, pr month.
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.mein.honest debate, sink to the level Of
The ssloon.keeper II the defamation Of

II any newspaper, any minister, or any
man Of respfctsbility in Ohio knows ofone
dishoneat act in my life I give him license
TO make 1t public, but, after all Is said, the
facts will remain as above stated"
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TGsSysOS unaeistands the situation
and takes whack at the peniless Ger.
man Prince. Addressing the Princess he
hsssleaye to remark,
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DANG kn1o TAn BANKs.
a Aoaestion Raised as % the redemption Of
Circulation.

4
wAsnISaroN, D. c., July 2o.-It il
feared that u new danger Of financial EN-.
bsrrsssment has been discovered in the
fact that the circulation Of about SOC
National banks which was outstanding al
he'time Of the renewal OF their charters
must be paid before the 1st OF next Feb.
ruary. The law in regard to the extension
OF National banks charters provides:
"That the circulating notes Of any asso.
citation SO extending the period Of its sue.
cessioa which shall have been issued to il
prior TO such extension ahall be redeemed
at the Treasury Of the United States, and
such notes, when redeemed. shall ba. for
warded to the Comptroller OF tho Cur,
reacy, and destroyed as now provided by
law and at the end OF three years from
the date OF the extension OF the corporate
existence OF each bank the association SO
extended shall deposit lawful money with
the Treasurer OF the United States suffi.
cient to redeem the remainder OF the cir
culation which was outstanding at the
date of Its existence"
As the charters expired in February,
1883, the limit within which this outstand-
ing circulation must be redeemed will be
reached in February, 1886, and it Is esti-
mated that the amount now to be redeem
ed Is about $50, 100000. 1t Is feared that
the extraordinary demand for legal tend.
ers, which will Of necessity be made, will
render ineffective the recent arrangements
with the New York bankers for avertiug
q relapse TO a silver basis. The question
Of q gradual redemption is now being con-
sidered by the Treasury Department, but
no definite plan hasyst been nagreed upon.
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soaa 4. Benson, civil engineer and CON.
M Sssr : ~ g San Francisco, failed. ISsbili:
y ssesg0e. Assesa abopt the same,
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LoYpos, July 90 The remains ol Sir
Moses atontsaose viii be buried on FIJI.
day: Many distinguished pefsons;wilfat.
tend the funeral.
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A ApRoNlSEsr Worcester man met General Grant
Al The Fifth Avenue Hotel Just before he allied for
tiou ths U.ue al wts asked "Do Son sail from
EeS YOrG3i His answer was: "So, sir, s4il Dy
ID K1I ricAn line ttom Philadelphia. Ipreter 70
nN under The American tlag h-sprtn0aetd re.
yS5!kga.
That's the "old commander" for whom
his COuntrymen are mourning. II more
Americans felt as he did there would be
more Of the American flag tosail under.
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..., sae won't iudeed-at least not while
sae widowed crown" hath a comfortable
seal'totl and dear Henry has to ask his
iaosher'in.law for a nickle when he wants
: sAavC. Since the poet laureate became
: baron he has taken more liberties than
i''aefly with royalty.
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y ~. danshter: whose oil faIthiu tilai eyes
ivy sesh Tho loneliness fearth 3 thrones,
; WV leAlaeF unit the widowed cFovfI. r q
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losposi July %. eiaea in its issae fof
ltsls 9 week pSbaahss an sulogy ON General
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I,Ynntitp.elar,e.l : Holldalr.

Ffrss 4si,taat Pcsiaager Gqlsral
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-06-26

The proprietors Of the 4" BOIetin
.NepanfH have the honour of re-
questing English advertisers to hand
their orders to Mess. AMEDEE
PRINCE & c. who are the sole
Agents for all English q French
Adlertising.
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iP0r one eS tan QliVepSalnelte
CONOCIDo Ell LICOR DE
BREA MUNERAf

Por que el l8 de Abril de 1878, ha-
.l&ndose en- Barcelona Mr.. Guyot, de
larfs, lie invltamoS poi Ia prensa pc
ri6dica someter su Ecor con ell nues-
tro ante las Academies de Barcelona y
Paris, y no acept6. por que catedra-
tlcos tan ,llotluguldos J cGnocidos CO.
mo los senorrs Carhd, Robert, y Ro-
driguez Mendcz han dicho en- lunlino-
sos dictamenes, que el nso del Licoy de
irea Maaera, cura los herpes y todas
las Intermediates de la piel, la tos, ca
tarros pulmonares, tifus, Intermediates
de Ia orina, y es ell mejor depnrativo
de la sangre. Porque Ell cinco afos
que lleva lie vida sc han vendido en- el
pasado 1882, cnarenta y cinco mil
frascos.
Sc yende en- todas las bnepas farma-
cias y droguerfas.
FARMAoA EsouDILLERs, %, Bar.
tELoNA,
DEPOSITO: En- la farmscia de Car
los j. Monsgas, Mayagtez 2l0, MARI
ia Meiidional.
En- Aguadilla, farmacia de Pedro
Rovira.--En Cabo-Rojo, tarmacia de
Jose Antonio Fleytas. A. q
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La BOlSA, EL CONERCI0
7 Las SOtIEDADES MRRCANFllSs
por D. Jose MOntaro y Vidal,

Tres ediciones de esta obfa en-
el espacio de un afio son Ia meior
recommendation de este estuai6 1ue
ha sido elogiado por toda d prem
sa de Madfidsin distinction alfuna
precio.. En- Madrid. =. s1'oO
'''' En- Pto. Rico. l,s5
ENLAIMPRENTA DEL BoLrTrr.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-06-26
Unguento Holloway.

Este maravilloso bAlsamo sana infaliblemen
te las heridas antiguas, las llagss, y los male
dc piernas de peobo. Por medic dc 81 nHusn
cia las hlceras virulentss toman muy pronto
IN sspecto convsleciente y dessparecen ia
mas deis, este unguento fsrrigerante, de pro
ducir una cura perfecta de las afecciones de la
MEL, los constipados, las toses y el reumatis
no, aun cuando SO ha ADELAIDE en- vano to
los osjefnAs ramudios.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-06-26
NOCl0NES DE GEOMETRIA
D. ERNEST0 0LLER0 Y CARNONA,

Obra declarada de texto para
las escuelas de esta provincia por
Decreto de 4 de Julio de 1884.
I'm tomo en- AZ con dos laminas
2 REALEs ejemplar en- Ia I'm.
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