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, 1885-04-21

About all epidemic and contagious diseases
are now believed TO come from microscopic
germs or spores that arise out Of the earth,
or live and float through the atmosphere.
These fasten themselves upon various parts
OF the human body, and decline and death
follow. Whether these organisms are animal
or vegetable is n disputed point. Prevailing
authorities perhaps assign them the animal
existence. But whatever they are, they
swarm everywhere. They are found in num-
bers in human saliva in itsnormal state. The
discharges from the throat in pneumonia con
tain n bacillus, or microscopic organism pecu'
liar 10 this disease. The same is true OF typhoid
fever, There Is also a h~ydrophobia bacillus.
Space and matter are inhabited by teeming
millions invisible to tine ordinary human eye.
The cholera has likewise its own peculiar
germ or spore. Il is found in myrind
swarrna along the intestines Of persons who
have died OF this scourge. Il Is also found In
waters and in the earth during cholera
epidemics. This creature is to be seen in the
Illustration It's here ~magnihcd 200 times.
, 1885-04-21
JHE FASHIONS



At length we have had n warm day. Let
MS make the most Of 1t. Let us build on IL.
Let us marshal the host Of lovely summer
dress fabrics, and set them forth in dazzling
array. In short, let us make believe that
summer is coming, anyhow. This much Is
certain; There never we're more beautiful
drt4a goods for summer wear han are dis
played this spring. We never remember,
either, to n seen so great a variety OF
styles. These prove that cotton can be made
10 initiate In wool and texture any other
fabric In wool, silk or linen that can bemade.
The colors and figures are new, also. Some
are notifications OF fashions seen last sum
mer, but others are such as ave not been
seen before In this generation, II at all.
NEW DESIGNS.
Wesecm to be approaching Chinese fashions
this summer in some OF tho new goods. Some
very novel designs show Chinese figures upon
n Turkey red ground. Red figures upon n
navy blue ground, though not h very new
est, are pretty, and will still be worn, A
pale cream ground. figured in c~olors, will be
one OF the most fashionable shades. This
ground, necked with pink, red and pale blue
squares, Is much seen. Wine color Is another
fashionable tint. The grounds mentioned
arc sometimes covered. also, with figures OF
an Egyptinn pattern. Then we have actually
crazy quilt s~ateens, upon n somewhat dark
ground. By the way, in the opera OF
''1hn Bohemian Girl, - recently performed in
New York, the heroine wears in the gypsy
camp a silk skirt Of genuine crazy quilt pat
tern. Bright and pretty lawn tennis suiting
appears in a fabric of nav.s blue, cream and
garnet stripes
II Is impossible TO describe ehe fancy figures
and kaleidoscope patterns that cover the
ground colors mentioned. In the new summer
goods every combination Of color that IL
bright, rich and odd comes to light. This
fantastic holds carnival. Yet the effect Is
not glaring and bizarre. The colcrs are
agrecably combined. The flowers and figures
are smaller than they wcra last summer.
, 1885-04-21

TIM rumor that Gen. Grant has no can
Ger, after all, need not surprise the public
mind, if it should prove true. The de.
plorable mistakes made by the surgeons
in President Garfeld's case will occur to
the reader. IL is the extreme of good
luck, probably, that Gen. Grants throat
has not been murderously dissected for
the purpose Of extirpating the supposed
cancer, and it would have been done but
for the opinion at which the physicians
fortunately arrived, that he would die un-
der the knife sooner than by the supposed
''epithelial' cancer.
, 1885-04-21

THERE are reports that the cholera has
appeared in the southern part Of Russia.
England would hardly attempt, in case Of
war, to move an. army into a section of
country supposed t o be ovcrrun with
cholera, and this report probably eman-
ates from the Russian authorities having
this fact in their minds. It would be a
new trick in wal to attempt to keep of
invaders by a cholera or small pox scare,
but there is no reason why 1t should not
be successful.
, 1885-04-21
The richest lady in Washington mo-

The richest lady in Washington now,
probably is Ms. Whitney, whose hus-
band is secretary Of the navy and whose
father is the millionaire Senator Payne, Of
Ohio. Il is said one Of her brothers gave
her a cool million within a year or two,
and us a trihing Christmas gift Raye her a
$4,000 ornament of rubies. The dia-
monds she wore at her first "Wednesday
reception in Washington were very large
and brilliant. Her earrings OF solitaire
diamonds and the three solitaires which
were set in a bar breast pin are unusually
large and pure.
, 1885-04-21

Mr.. Il. Springer. of Mechanicsburg,
Pa, writes; II was afflicted with lung
fever and ahscess on lungs, and reduced to
a walking skeleton. Got a free trial bot
tie of DIR. Kings New. Discovery for con-
sumption, which did me so much good
that | bought a dollar bottle. After using
three bottles, found myself once more a
man, completely restored to health, with
a hearty appetite, and a gain in flesh of
As lbs Call at Gray x Pease's drug
store and get a free trial bottle of this Ger
tain cure for all lung diseases Large
bottles $l.0O.
, 1885-04-21

Sure cure for blind, bleeding and itch
ing piles. One box has cured the worst
cases of twenty years standing. No one
need suffer FIVE minutes after using Will
Jams Indian Pile Ointment 1t absorbs
tumors, allays itching, acts as poultice,
gives instant relief Prepared only for
piles, itching of the private parts, nothing
else. Hon. j. Nj. Coffenbury, Of Cleve-
land, says; | have used scores Of pile
cures. and it affords me pleasure to say
that / have never found anything which
Sives such immediate and permanent re-
lief as DIR. Williams Indian Pile Oint-
mcnL" Sold by druggists and mailed on
receipt ofpriee, 81. Gray & Pearse Agents.
, 1885-04-21

SEVERAL days ago a report was sent
out from Hillsborough, Ills, stating that
a communication from Miss Frances +.
Willard had been read before the presby
tery in session at that place. announcing
that she had received a divine revela-
ton" in favor of woman suffrage. Miss
Willard contradicts the report absolutely.
She says she has never addressed the
Hillsboro' presbytery in any manner OF
on n subject whatsoever.
, 1885-04-21

Rheumatism has one inyincible antagon-
list, one never yielding encmy that will
conquer it every time the opportunity is
given, and that is Chamberlain Pain
Balm. Many cases of rheumatism that
had withstood all other treatment for years,
have yielded to Chamberlain 5 Pain Balm.
so cent bottles sold by w. N. Hunt.
, 1885-04-21

BARON NoRDENsKJeLDisnow reported
to be preparing for a voyage in an attempt
to reach the North Pole by way of the
island norrh OF Siberia. He intends to
be gone three years, and his expenses will
be borne by the Russian government.
, 1885-04-21

The Eell-hnown New York ladies' tailor
has designed for us a summer ulster that may
be used also for colder weather. IL is made
Of fawn-colored Vienna cloth. TIL braid with
which II is trimmed is n new pattern Of
dark brown and gold together, fastened m
front down to the waist with long military
buttons. The skirt is made 10 open, and turn
over at the corners, which are caught back,
Us shown IN tho illustration. This is for sum
, 1885-04-21

The best salye in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers salt rheum, fever
sores, letter. chapped hands. chilblains,
corns, and all skin e%ruptions, and positive
ly cures piles or no pay required. 1t is
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction. or
money refunded. Price 5 cents per box.
For sale BY Gray 4 Fearsc.
, 1885-04-21

This always beautiful costume is revived
ngain. 1t is the most graceful and becoming
dress the female Sex can wear, showing to
perfection the graceful curves of a woman's
form from the waist to the hips. Bunchy
skirts and short waists are hideous. The fit
and draping of American-mado dresses 50
closely follow, in these days. the grace and
finish of the always artistic French costume
that the two, placed side by side, are very
often almost exact in appearance. One Of the
most difficult robes to finish and 1T 10 perfec-
ton is the princess dress, where unerring
skill in shaping the skirt Is imperative. II
must, in the direct language of the work
room, be well hung or the effect is wholly
spoiled. In all houses known 10 fame there
are distinct workers, each branch OF labor
necessitating a different course Of study and
experience, as in the case of medicine and sur
gerry, with the sam mutual ~relevance. Il IS
for this reason that the dress, az a whole, l.
complete and perfect within its outline aad
accessories.
, 1885-04-21

Henry Lomb, Of Rochester, n. Y, offers
first aDd second prizes on each Of the follow
ing topics; FiI~st-"Healthy Homes and Foods
for the Working Glasses Second-"Sanl.
tnry Conditions and Necessities of School
Houses and School Life Third-"Disinfec-
, 1885-04-21

Ladies who would retain freshness and
vivacity- Don't fail to try Wells Health
Remover.
, 1885-04-21

AT Masten's wholesale liquor store you
can find the best of liquors, wines and
imported and domestic cigars.
, 1885-04-21

ton. 1t speaks for itself.
sArEENs.
These will be MS fashionable as ever the
coming summer. Indeed, cotton goods and
wash goods of all kinds will be worn very
generally. They are much daintier and
cleaner than sticky and stuffy wooden goods
during the perspiring days. There are beau
ttful fabrics so cheap that everybody who
is rich enough to pay liberal wash-bills, or
fortunate enough 10 be able TO do her own
washing, can have plenty OF pretty dresses.
The sateens are a shade cheaper in price
than they were last summer. They will be
worn ON all ordinary occasions. There are
dark sateens for shopping and travelling.
There are also Turkey red sateens for the
country, for home and the seashore. This
color, indeed, enters into much of the sum-
MGR dress goods. Fiery red, however, is not
comfortable to the eye during dog days. II
Is too suggestive Of roasting. Pink, blue,
brown and golden brown arc fashionable
shades in all fabrics. SO also are drab,
myrtle green, navy blue, light olive and
slate. Then We have fine checks, known as
the pin-head checks. Something quite new
is q sateen in pin-head checks, hecked with
small squares or polkn dots, the color Of the
check. The old reliable polka dots, like the
poor, are always with IA. Ono pretty piece
OF goods for second mourning was a sateen
with bright purple dots upon a black ground.
OTHER FABRICS.
There are French cambrics, for skirtings,
In vivid black, red, blue and pink stripes.
They look like the American flag. We have
also p~ercales. In this goods there are dark
blu and a pretty electric blue used for boat
ing suits.
Batiste comes in the same colors as those
mentioned for sateens and percales. This
, 1885-04-21

1t Is now, we believe, considered the proper
thing 10 call a dress a gown. This gown"
then, is moss-green in color, trimmed with a
new style of braiding invented at the Paris
branch Of the house named. It is called the
Astrnkhan braiding, and IS made with a lark
amber-mixed cord. The dress is handsome
and unique, and needs no particular %explana-
ton 1t speaks for itself.
, 1885-04-21

Legal bIauLs a the Leader olice.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-01-07
RASGO MERITORIO,

De uno debemos dar hoy cuen-
ia, que tiene pocos semejantes, y
es e! llevado 4 cabo por Hilario
Amador, salvando de segura
muerte a una mujer y una nina
que esta tenia en- los brasos. Una
y otra acababan de caer en- un
a6ibe que sin brocal hay en- una
casa en- construction del barrio de
la Marina, cuando aquel, despre
ciando heroicamente ell peligro, Sc
lanz6 a salvarlas, como 10 vcrifi
CO en- efecto.
Tenemos entendido que la Jefa-
tnra de Orden pdblico pidio ex-
tensos informes y que con fecha
26 dio cuenta al Gobierno Gene.
raj, iuclinando ell amino de S. E.
a fin de que sc forme expediente
para Ell ingreso de aquel en- Ia
Orden de Benefcencia, con ARE
glo a! r. D. de 22 Otbre. de 1857
Ignoramos 10 que resolvera el
Gobierno, pero 81 deseamos que
tan noble acci6n no quede sin Is
debida publicidad y sin ell CORES
pondiente merito. Nosotros uni
mos nnestra voz a la del senior Je
f. lie Orden Piblico, suplican
do al senior Gobernador Sc dignt
tomar muy en- consideration Ii
obra meritoria de, individuo que
va hemos citado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-01-07
DEFEN SA.
Sr. Director del BOLETfN.

Isabella, Enero 10 de 1885.
Dintlnguido amigo y correligio-
mario
En- El Ciamor del Pals, correspon-
diente al 80 del pasado Diciembre
Y en- un suelto titulado ell "BOLE-
TIN en- su cuerda,' manifesto, con
la intenci6n aviesa que suele usar
aquel peri6dico siempre que Sc tra-
ia de hijos de esta Antilla que mi
Titan ell ell partido Unconditional
espafol, 10 siguiente:
Ypor cierto que dicen que dice
Caeras aid por Aguadiila, en- donde
busca cuila y padriaos, que colrerd
d ser Alcalde de Isabella pOrque ds(
Sc 10 tiene ofrecido Ubdrri y dst Sc
hard" Falsea cobardemente quien
haya suministrado tales datos, Y
retamos al autor del suelto para
que senale la persona a quien ha-
yamos comunicado tan burda espe-
Gle, pues de no verificarlo nos que
dara ell derecho de llamarle NAL
cabalIero Y calumniador, sea quien
| fuerc.
Comprendemos que Sc ha tratado
de hacer atm6sfera EN- nuestro des
prestigio y de rechazo ridiculizar
al dign" jefe de nuestra colectivi-
dad; pero tenga entendido tanto el
informante del peri6dico, como el
peri0dico mismo, que por 10 que a
mi respecta nj aun mi desprecio
merecen las vaciedades que un dia
Y otro dia publica con ell amino
deliberate de hacerme dano: que
conocemos ell movil que las guia Y,
que no pudiendo saciar su encono
por Ia participation que hemos to-
mado en- dos refiidas elecciones en-
que ell triunfo corona nuestros es-
fuerzos, aprovecha las ocasiones pa
ra saborear su reprimida vengaEza;
Y por 10 que respecta al caballerO
senor Ubarri, a quien Sc pretende
ridiculizar, que este senor vale mu-
chisimo mas que todos sus detrac-
torres juntos, no solo por sn patrio.
tismo jamas desmentido, sino tam.
bien porque ha dado pruebas de
Iinteresarse por ell progreso moral J
material de esta Antilla, sin en-
plear aquellas retiCencias que fre.
cuentemente usa el peri0dico que
suele ponerse en- franquta cuando
los Gobernadores no satisfaceu
sus. !. insaciables aspiraciones.
| Basta por hoy: en- otra oportu'
nidad hablaremos mas clarO.
| Gracias, seiior Director, por la
inserci6n de estas lineas en- su pa.
tri6tica publication, le anticipa ST.
affmo. S. S. y amigo
@. B. S. NJ.
Jose Gabriel Cuevas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-01-07
lMPORTANTE.

Las tan renombradas especiaIida e.
farmaceuticas de los Sres. MSasra ksr.
maRos, dc Barcelona, &C tncaeutran 81
en- todas las buenas farmacias y dro-
guerias. Los continues pedid0s d.
particulares, hacen que !Us comprndo-
res al por mayor esten bien snstidos
de elias.
Aceites de higado De hacalao de 10
das cIases, yodado ferruginoso etc.
Jarabes medicinales de todas clases,
de balsamo dc Told, brea. namujas
amargas, bromursdo, digital. fosfaio
de cal gelatinoso, rabanO yosiado, qniua
(crruginoso savia DE- pino, rob, Esfcma-
cal Maaera, csjas de 80 papeIes, crema
de bismuto, vinos quiuadlOs 81 Jeres, II.
cor de Brea y P'isforas PwrgaNtss II
.Hanera.
Estas especialidades han rebalado
Ia venta de las extrauieras extraordi-
nariamente. debido 4 sn calidad ,
precios, pues uinguna de elias exceds
de niEz REALES WELDON FRAs-
co.
FARSAoIA, EsurpItLERs. ~ BAhcE-
LOEA
DEp0SlTO, en- Ia Farmaeia d.
Carlos j. MCuagas, en- Mayagsex 2l0,
Marina; ELI Aguadilla, Farmacia Del
Rovira, J en- H~bo-Iloio Farmscia n
Fleyta. g.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-01-07
FELICITACI0N.

Don Andres Rodriguez, duefo de la
acreditada marca de cigarri'los "La
Belleza Pajarito," profundamente
agradecido al constante favor que me-
recen en- este suelo los productos de su
fabrica, felicita cordialmente los ha-
bitantes de Puerto-Rico con motive de
las Pascuas y Aho nuevo.
Al mismo tempe hace saber que la
falta de la estampilla "La Belleza" en-
algunos de los cigarrillos de su marca,
debese tinicamente q las considerables
existencias de papel sin aquella, que
tiene en- almacen, y d la necesidad de
darle salida. Por 10 tanto, advierte d
los consnmidores que todos los ciga-
rros expendidos por los sehores Conill
Bolivar y CO., sus hnicos agentes en-
San Juan de Puerto-Rico, son legiti-
mos y proceden de su fabrica, aun cuan-
do carezcan de estampilla.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-01-07
Don Francisco Bastjn y Cort6a,
ComiSario de Ia gWisbfa IL
don Leonardo fgaracides.

Al pablicr haso sateri que - 4 ssEusa.
secci6a de Joe sn'os ds quicars asi fsrid'
IrafavidsE en- IA cuairzssina pisss 4ss
tTsta sobre aaminissrscion > vesta ds frufss
sc ha dispne.to Foaer p4blica sabassa ~
siguienies;
81 sscos asdcsF osusrif1xaia ds a. tssa.
dos a g. quintal.
i3l idein. dem dem $50 iassn.
ISL idem idem resssa alos ~ ~ dsm.
~ idem idem Dc .. dean Q o. gainesl.
II boooyes De roa pFust's 13s idsm . II
centavos zal1n.
II idsin idem a. idssa 10 der
Cuyo remaie. teudfA cfssto sl dia nasvs
del actual lac dos 10 ls fsrls en 81 Loral
lie "a 5 cicasd Anduima A. Crhsiito Msrcsn.
iil. sisift eadose que - admit &n ofsgtss
por lotes pequ i0s tsnso do akseaf core A.
ron siendo sivsrttlo ,subiea ass rafa Fl
que compre este fruto y qsiera tsnbiss e
embase, abonarA dies pesos por csda ano A.
los nuevos. 0cho por Gala ano as los ussdss.
Dado en- San Juan De Prerto-Rico. eisoo as
Enuro De mil o, hocien,o, ochsata ' essiro -
Francisco Bsstdn.--E EseTitsbo. jess MsFsA
Saniuan.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-01-07
e. c0RRE0 De IA M0Da.
tEdSsSn sgerssf pars sssfrsGl

Peri6dico De modas parz eaba.
IIeros, en- sl que solsboFsn Ios ~.
jores sasfres 3e Madrid y sians
cOFresponsales en- Paris y Lon.
dres. Psbliea sevistas d modas.
essudios De eorss , eusntss noti.
cias puedsn iassrssar 4 los que -
dedican 81 diacil ssss ds u ess.
treria.
% II niassos Il sfo , msg.
Hlfeos Ggssssss-pasersmas ilns
minadss, eon eada ndmego ~ -
tr6n cortdo tsmsfo natauraf ,
una pIsssiIIs con dsbsjos Il dtcI.
mo De IL escaIs y sdsmks dos
garndes :Gminas iluminsdss Il
vno de IS pet. 81 esstimstros.
5 Spesos sspaasiss al sss,
en- Ia Imprensa del BoEsrn.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-01-07

aprobado ror Real orden de II
de Julio liltimo; ell Excmo. Sr
Gobernador General ha dispues
to que queden subsistentes y en-
yigor las prescripciones de dicha
Circular, exception hethl de la
5a, que Sc halla en- opo<icion con
los parrafos 10 y 80 del art. AZ
del referido Reglamento para la
conservation y policia de las ca
rreteras, publicado en- la Gaceta
correspondence al 26 de Agosto
de 1884"
Puerto Rico, Enero 2 de 1884
Ell Secretario del Gobierno Ge-
neral, Carlos ". de Setien.'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-01-07
p A TAS
Jose Gabriel Cuevas.

Nos ha sido remitida por un
amigo la siguiense noticia que da
un periodico norte americana, y
la cual no creemos carezca por
complete de importancia para ell
comercio de las Antillas, a quien
interesa mucho que las sustancias
alimenticias que introduce para ell
copsumo no contengan productos
nocivos d la salud. Es verdade-
ramente satisfactorio 10 que en- ell
suelto remitido Sc cuenta de la
casa espanola de los Sres. ?. Daus-
sa y Co., y hacemos pdblica una
tan solemne prueba de honradez
que acredita brillantemente d la
referida casa comercial. Ell suel-
to dice asi:
Hemos leido en- Ell importante dia-
rio The Void, que la Junta de Sani-
dad ha descubierto que todas las fabri-
cas- de esta ciudad (excepto TIE Ame-
rscan VermtcelA Co.,, para dar color d
las pastas para sopa emplean sustain
cias nociyas d La salud, como ell bicro-
mato de plomo, Ell cual, aunque da al
fideo I'm color amarillo rico y hermosi-
simo, produce c6licoS y reumatismos.
Los propietarios de las 4tadas fabricas
han sido arrestados y han tenido que
prestar fanza para responder ante los
tnbunales de justicia.
Como quiera que los senores P.
Dauss& y Co, propietarios de TIE Ame-
rscqn Vgrmicelh Co. (inica fabrica es-
pafiola en- este ciudad) exportan miles
de caias d las Autillas, America Gen.
tral, Venezuela, Mejieo y Colombia,
creemos nuestro deber manifestar 4
sus namerosos fayorecedores que la
Cemisi0n examinadora del Cuerpo de
Sanidad qued6 altamente satisfecha de
Ia limpieza Y excelentes materiales en-
pleados por TIE american Vermscelh
Co., cuyos pfoductos, tan acreditados
en- toda Ia America Latina, rivalisan
con los de las mas atanadas tahricas
eugopeaa'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-01-07
cAso EXTRAORDINARY.

IIsssa bog sns essoeidss 20 tsl.s
las na.i0res d0nde - hahln 4 Iearn.
de Ccrvantes. les renomhu.,ins f1llf..
rys gwrgantss a. Msmers irvmanns A.
BafeelouA. Mas hog h an - - -
slaiesTa. Este - FL $50 sxinnsalns-
fio. Y pc qut kan poii1s psn-fr~r
donds nadie psnssrsf pmqns lss piI.
dorns purgaNtss - M1nsrn esskn -.
apessas De vegstslss paross
PoEqus ne dsn rsfsstlienes A, v.s..
tFs; poFqne son el msiuF dernrnllve 4.
IA sangre poF9ns segAa in.lien ~ -.
pveto, Il gns las soms. pue.is ( snsIsesr
gFaduaf Il rufEas sin sltsfsF Inrs -
las boras De be eomid4s. hern~- -
el pusFanss mks hasnso A cnsn.~s -
conoren. Cnda csj. eomsisne - rf'.ln.
RS : csds dos lidoFss sonssifngss -
parea snavss hna e4ia ssls D04
hbALBS II pr qu6 fsa ks,rss.S
'an qna ssttn II aleames A fo.,ss -
f1ftnnaa , de sslm nlanasa f.wlse -
Ter euatro mil'ones A. ee;&s es.ls -.
ss FeepmisBl4 eonIfa Is e|,s~el.
lnieatos. diTsstioaes dlfeIlss. dsl~.-.
De eal~xa. hhifopesla. ssnmna..m..s
afsechuss = hixa.in. 4 - rwg.r~.s -.
via ss'lsniars = 4 Ias gns sslln -.
Tsusas 4 aleexionss noFsiosns. lena..s'
, EsssFalgiaa. Las sssmpane sasrsss
prDaperta.
DEPusITOs u = F.sm..,. A.
lafies =. Nasxas. - Mensn.. "a
Mafina Nsfs s A. aMI|Ils
iica e isesifni y - talIs. l,..n hasl-.
4 D. Jssa Assen.4 rlsgt4ls
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-01-07

Nuestro colega El Clamor del
Pais Sc preocupa de que haya un
colega consagrado mas frases que
nosotros al senior Corchado en- su
deplorable muerte.
Nosotros, que sentimos y res
petamos los sentimientos de los
demas, no hubieramos creido ja-
mas hubiese I'm peri6dico que Sc
dedicase a 10 que Sc ha dedicado
Et CLamor del Pals.
IA investigar quien ha sido ell
que ha escrito mas letras sobre ell
fallecimiento del sefior Corchado
iVaya con la tareal