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Connecticut western news., 1885-10-28

There is a restaurant in London, and very popular and wealthy lnsti- tion it is, where the customers walk right in, eat what they want, tell the cashier what they have had and pay for it without the intervention of checks. The proprietor relies upon the honesty Of his patrons to pay for what they have eaten and not cheat him. and he says this confidence en- courages customers and his losses are smaller than most other restaurants where dishonest walters arc employed. One or two restaurants in this city have tried to save something in this way by doing away with walters en- tirely and letting their customers help themselves. They kept two or three spies walking about however, suspiciously eyeing everybody, sys- tenn of espionage the customers evil dently did not like, for they went to other places where they wouldn't be taken for thieves.
Connecticut western news., 1885-10-28

"Why not eat insects ?" is the title of recent English book. The writer thinks that such a diet would have certain advantages for poor people, and he insists that an "appetizing relish" is to be found in "boiled cater pillars, fried grasshoppers, and grilled eockchafers." His argument rests main- ly on the descriptions of half-starved travellers concerning their personal enjoyment of cooked insects, and the fact that certain savages thrive on such diet.
Connecticut western news., 1885-10-28

The Duke of Devonshire has at Hol- ker Hall notable herd of shorthorn cattle. He has paid for the stock, in all, since 1851, the sum of $107,245, and the gross receipts from sales in the same time amount to S464,6 Out of the difference between these sums he has paid all expenses of man. agement, feeding, etc, and laid away a handsome net profit
Connecticut western news., 1885-10-28

Careful investigation and estimates show production this year of l,990,- 000,000 bushels of corn in the United States and Territories. gain of eleven per cent. in quantity over 1884. or this yield. 2S0,0OO,OOO bushels will come from Illinois, 265. 900. 900 bus hels from Iowa, 2I0.eO0,000 bushels from Missouri. and some 5000, 900 bushels from twelve Southern States. The area of the corn crop is 73,S6o,0o0 acres, as against 69,6s3, 7So acres last year. the gain being almost entirely in the Western States.
Connecticut western news., 1885-10-28

A Belgian has invented coffin that makes it impossible for any one to be buried alive. The pressure of the earth thrown upon the lid of the cof- fin liberates a sort of stiletto. which is so placed that on being disengaged it pierces the heart of the occupant. On the whole, this new invention is not calculated to reassure those who fear that they may be buried alive.
Connecticut western news., 1885-10-28

The Indians of Alaska are said to be fine silyersmiths, and their silver bracelets in particular are in great demand. A lame workman has an extensive repute, and he sells dozens of bracelets, upon the arrival of each steamer. at $3 per pair. Some speci- mems he get s25 pair for. The lame Indian artifcer is a very rapid work man, and will from a piece of coin make beautifully chased ring in an hour or so with his rude tools. The heads of animals and Indian char acters are included in his designs.
Connecticut western news., 1885-10-28
Connecticut Western News.
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Connecticut western news., 1885-10-28

Some interesting statements and statistics are to be found in the Florida census returns. In Orange one farm CT claims to have obtained 2.000 dozen of eggs from twenty-five chickens in one year. and another 800 dozen from ten chickens. Every resident of one district in Jackson is set down as blind, deaf, dumb and uneducatcd. In Jefferson County one man is put down as having died of prolaLsus uteri.
Connecticut western news., 1885-10-28
TOPICS OF THE DAY.

Three million pupils now attend the free schools in the Southern States, and over slo.0Oo,OO0 is annually raised to support them.
Connecticut western news., 1885-10-28

A had iuryAgejdry.
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Tn berger de sang royal.

Une dfp6che de Baltimore an
nonce que Theddeus Louis Ponia-
towski, petit.fils da roi Stanislas de
Prologue. est depnis dpux ans EN-
ploy6 CONNIE berger sur Ia ferme
d" docte"r Patterson. pres Dr. IA.
Slle des ali6nes de Mount Hone.
dams le cOmte de Baltimore. Ii a
ete rebuilt i Sc faire berger par sui.
t. des circumstances suivantes son
pere ayant etc exile en- Sib6rie
apteS Ie guerre de Ia POlogue con
ne. Ii RuSSie, sa femme ct son tlls
Thaddens- Louis, qni etait alors un
e"fant d la mamelle, acc0mpagne-
rent lenr epo"x ct pere dams son
exii. La femme du prosarlt mou.
rnt Ell Siberie, ct quelQues ann6es
apres le pere ct son fills s'6chapp6-
rent ct reussirent & gagner Ia Fran
Ct, on lis arsi. erent en- haillons. LIE
peae mOnrut a Paris dams une pro.
;o'de misere eu 1873, ct Thaddeus-
Louis partit pour les Etat. Uuis on
apres av0ir parconru divers Etats
q Ia recherche dune position So
ciale, CONNIE J6romme Paturot, il
s'adresss aa d0ctenr Patterson, qui
pengagea CONNIE berger. VOLTA On
pe" plus de aeux ans que IL descea
tlaut des rois de Pologue rempiit
ces modestes foncti0ns 4 l'entiAre 60
t'sfaction da bon docteur, qui Went
lie decouvrir par hasard 4 quello
i'o6le llgnee appartient son berger,
Iequel est ell possession dc tous les
documents etabIissant Sd g6n6alo-
gle. LIE prince est Ell CO nOment &
Athens, George, mais daus qael-
4"es jOars il retOurnera 4 ses mou-
tons.
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MODERATE rRICES.
Thibodau1 Foundry
L. KEEFE, PROPRIETOR.

TAlDO000X, Ao.s
HAVlNG purchased the above and well
III known establishment, takes great pleas
ure in announcing to the planters that he
has retitted the Foundry and Machine
Shop, and is now prepared TODD any work
in his line. with ueatness and dispatch.
STEAM ENGINES,
SUGAR MILLS.
ORA MING WHEELS,
SKATING aud GEARING.
-ANb-
CASTINGS
of all descriptions made to order
AGENT for KnOaclce Steam Pumps
and JMdson Gocern0rs,
Ali KINDS Or
Brass Castings,
SUCH As
GUAGE COCKS.
CYLINDER and PUMP COCKS,
GLOBE VALVES, etc., etc.,
made tooraer and furnished At the shorteft
nGss;n ss;snr reattSa ~ blasksnith shop
IA E& do ali kinda Of work h that line,
IN The hest manner and with dispatch.
he resoectfnlIy solicits continuance OF
the former patronage extended to this e'
AbAlapW0Ab.
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Les f0us ct lo NAL de mor.

Lie Journal de Metlecine GAlqer
rapporte qu'une dame gardieuue en-
chef dc rhospice central des ali6nes
lie FAIgerie, 6tait cEarg6e, quatro
fois par al, de- conduire d'Alger !
AK un cOnvOi De f0us. Un m6do
cin lai ayant demande comment 90
comportaient les fous viS 4 Wis du
mai ue mer, ellie lni a r6ponda qu'-
lis ne ravaient ja,nais. "Par tons
les temps, 1t j'en al va d'atroces,
a.telle ajout6, alors que tout 10
monde 6tait malade, moi CONNIE les
autres, mes fous 6taient calnes,
tIanquilles, mangeant bien let ne
disant mot. .Mais, pas -plut6t de-
Oarquees q Marseiile, les VOLTA Qui
resommepgaient leurs cris ct leurs
ebats."
Le Journal aIgerien part de ID
pour emeltre pid6e suivante 81
une travers6e do trente heuresf est
une cause d'accalmie pour les .ali6>
mes, que prOduirait sur eux une No
vigalioD de trente jonrs ct pins I
Pourquoi netablirait on pas des
stations sanitaires sur des pontons
alrimes au large. ..,
LIE fait allegu6 par Pex gsrdienne
drs f0us est.il bieu certain /? C'est
la premiere fols que nous le voyous
mentiouu6, ct oependant le chirurA
gie'is de marine ne sout pas Sans
avoir eu q leur bord des ali6n6s. 81
r6ellement lis poss6&lent une immu-
! mite d p6gard du NAL dc met, memo
pendant les travers6es les plus p6ni
! bles; IL y aurait Is certaineuont ~
tieces = des 6tudes, au point Dc
vue de p6ti0l0gle du NAL do mer.
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Trois semaines plus tarl, le pa.
lais do justice d'Orl6ans reteutls.
salt do nouveaa du uom de- R0ssi-
gnol dit pEcureuil.
Mais cette f0is le pauvre diable
n'etait plus sur le banc des preve-
nuS.
IL 6tait assis au banc des t.
mOins.
La foule enorme qui await ass isi6
l'anne. prec6dente aux .l6bats Do
son process 6tait venue v0;r juger le
Mulot Ut IL MARITIME.
Tout Saint t>Fiorentin 6talt Ia, de
puis le bon cure Dual, qoi n'avait
i,as voulu quitter Ia MARITIME 90 CO
douloureux moment, jusqu'a NJ.
Jouval, qui await eu raudace de We
mir s'asseOir dams uue deS tribunes
reserv9es 10 public.
Um accuse manquait au banc
des pr6venus.
C'etait Ia Chevrette.
Eu vain les gardes, les gendar.
mes avaient.ils battu la tOr6t, les
fermes ct les villages voisins.
Mule part on n'avait letrouv6 Ia
| file savage, ct le bruit await tiui
! par SO r6paudle qu'elle s'etait
. noy6e dams quelque mare.
Les d6bats farent longs. ="
! LIE Mulot, en- d6pit des. preuves
Qui laccablaient persistait 4 nier.
En- vain lui repl6senlait on IL to,
lament .du conmaudant Richard
tronv6 dams un tronc farbre, aims
'que Ia boucle' doreille quill await
perdue dams une brOuSsail(
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Professeur e. Chol OF J. Guardia ont Fhon-
.err dhnnoncer ~ puhlic ct aieurs nom
Sreux smis qd'ils vienaAat d'ouvrir, Main
strset ea1Fe ST. Philippe ct st. Louis, un Ma
gasin de Musique.
lis amront consta0monea . venoEo o. ioucr
.laa Raaana EF1W0FNO0. garantto pour Z
mn. .nssi ~ Pianos des meillcuros fsbriques
W1sf@no Voc0lo et 10seroneA
nd. lGetho6es 10 ChRnt, Faono.
VioIca. etc, Instruments Ae tous genres.
Orires respeotaeasemant solIicltes OF ma rem
plis dams le plus bref d6lai aux pr'A lob p'"'
mod6r6s.
iuin 81 "a.
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'r""vons p.'bbe Dnval. ct xans
d"''te 4neIqres ant,es dies person
"a%e> 'ir ct premier r6cit, nc ftit-ce
que N. J"nval. tyrannean rustioue.
~ ""'re bon ami Bigorne, le sacris-
tain.
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"a week 1T home. $500 outfit free
a. Paw absolutely sure. No risk
Capital not required. Header,
YOU want busi0ess 1t which per-
ID sons Of either eek, young or ole.
can make great pay all the timo
thev work, With absolate cereainty. write toe
nsrticulars to II. HALLET 4 Co., Portland
Maine.
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NEW ARRANGEMENTS.
8TRANA E0RS HOTEL.

Mr.. Thomas Alberti informs his friends
nd the travelling public that he has made
aOme new arrangements which will enable
him osatisfy ali those who will honor him
with their custom.
Meals furnished 1T all hours Of tho day
Breakfast at 10 O'Clock A. n. and Dinner
IT. O. 'clock p. n.
Commodious and we'll furnished rooms.
MODERATE PRICES.
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ceur. 'f,n,n'lit Ia j-nme file.
LII Mariim. tl-meutait cel.endaDl

u
La MARITIME d-meurait cel.endaDi
.Om l""r> Il .cnOnx.
-t"t,r uncl. await t,it m test.
meat dam> I'4url il vou$ laissait la
n"itie dr S:l fortune. c'rst sa for
tune tout rDtlere. mademOiselle,
dit IL MARITIME. que jc virms vous
>upl';i.s h'acc"pte:.
Mai., >rcrla Mi.nonne; vous ne
;'o">"z pas 'i6poniii-r v",re fils.
La M.nti'n- rt"On,lit par un san :
.Iot-
-L.S an.":: n'Ont heSOi, ~ Il,
dii .lavrmnenf L. cure em mOn'rany
de Ia lnain III coin dm ciel que do
cuul,ait Ia frnGi:r "nverte.
Mi.m"m"e conprit.
File pitt IL Marii., ...ls So,
b,as, la r-Ievi 1t Fembr;: II.
PuiS. CONNIE aNant .v..t o.... - ::
ne Sc rapprIant que >a prenie.o . Ell
famcr
-PauvIe Maritime! dit ellie, p'rr-
,e done. les larmeS !vi.: lamt de-
bien!
Et cOmrr IL pardon de c;ei, IL
mere 9"i n'avait plus de fills re-
t'onvait dams la jeune file pei secu-
tee par ellie u" auge q"i parie de
Palmer inais les hommes Sc m0n-
trerent moins induIsents que Ia
Providence.
Tout 4 comp un homme en,ra
dams IL chateau Q"i iemauda 4 par
Ter au cure Duval.
LIE cure sUrtit agile d'uu trlste
plessentimeut.
Ii trOuva dams Ia cOur le bri "a.
dier de grndaruIctie, qui lui dit j:
-MOusirur !e cure, je lie vOu-
drais pas nanY"er dc lespect.a NJ.
IL baron dc Missemy ct 4 sa famille,
1t ccpcudant il faut que je f;.sse
mon devOi,.
Que vOulez vous dire I delnan-
da IL cule emu
-J'ai 4 executor un mandat de
Cel'OC lance cOiILjo la Mactluo par
IL juse CONSTRUCTION.
MIis deJa Ia MARITIME 6tait dams
Ia cour ct, relevant IL t6te, retrQu
want tOute ID sauvage 6nergie 4a'el
le await autrelOis, ellie lit
-Je suis pr6te
% mon Dieu ellie nest pas cou
pable! s'ecriait MignOnue tu pleu.
rant.
Et tan.lis que NJ. Anatole parle-
mentait avec Ie brigadier, deman
lant 81 on ne pouvait pas dif6rer
varrestation dc cette pauvre fem.
me, don't l'emfant await etc enter:e
le matin meme, 10 cure Ofrit SO"
bras . Ia MARITIME en- lui disant:
Mon enf;aut, isppuyez-vous SUI
moi ct acceptez cette derni6re dOu-
leur comme une expiration supreme.
Je ne vons Quitter:a' pas, je seral
votre defenseur !; ie lirai aux cOm.
mes qui vous jugeront votre repen'
tir, 1t peut-6tro serOnt. lis CONNIE la
Providence. Peut.6tr. vous par.
dOnnerOnt lis eux alssi l..
..-MarchOns, monsieur, IaccOnl'
paguerai vOtre prlsonniere 4 Or.
leans.
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Dams un h6pital militaire.

Lie major.-Aliops, alions! 'vous
6tes un sacr6 fricotteur Ct votre pe6
teuda cholera est tout ,boupement
une frilne pour voos faire dorlotter
ct copper a h corv6e.
LIE malade.-Mais, major, Il NE
semble quo jai aval6 asse1 dc tho.
rie pour me payer un pen De th6 ~
rkxns j!
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EDWARD CURTIS.
CURTIS & BADEAUX,
Corner Main assd Focus Streets,
THlBODAUx, La,

XEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND A CON.
n plete assortment of Dry Goods, Notlons,
Boots, Shoes, Clothing, Hats, Gents Furnish
ing Goods, Groceries, Choice Liquors anG
Provisions. dec-3O-S2.
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...-
Le deuodmrnt de cette historic,
qui est d'hier est facile d devimer.
Mignonue Paumelle est devenne
bar0nne de Misseny.
Grace 3 Ia fortune de sa jeune
femme, IL gentilh0lnme pauvre a
restaure sou vieu manOir, ct IL
vieille demOiselle ST sent rajeunir
cliaque jour.
Les nonveaux epoux mont !Hys
voulu reti,ir Ia Renardiere par un
sentiment facll. q comprendre,
lDais lis ont conserve toutes les ter
res ct les fermes qui Ell d6pon-
daient. ?.
Matheureusement, il nest pas lie
bonheur complet ct sans nuage.
QuelQues semaines apres leur
nnion, Anatole ct Mignonne ont
6pfOuv6 une grande douleur, qu'ils
out partagee, du restc, avec tout le
pays. -
LIE bon cure Duval q en- son
enlargement. -,
II Y await quarante ans quill 6tait
4 Saint. Florentin ct il esp6rait Y
mOurir.
Iautorit6 sup6rieure ecelesiasti-
que en- decide antremept.
Et comme le vieux pr6tre tout
en- larmes So jetait aux genoux de
Monssiguer en le suppliant dc ne
pas 10 separer de res enfauts, Ie
pr6lat lui r6pondit
Mon Venerable ami, rap6tre
doit toujours marcher devant lui,
| en- pr6chant la parole de Dieu, ct
ne jamais regarder en- arriere.
La paroisss daus laqaelle je vous
envOie q bes0iu de vOus.
Et le vienx pr6tre s'inclina en- 81
gne d'ob6issance.
REIMBURSEMENT pour les bonnes
gems de Saint. FIoreutin, Saint. Do.
pae, IL nonvelle cure de pabb& Da
vsl, nest qua trois lieues de dis
tance, ct il pr0mis de venir bap
| ser le premier enfant dc Ia ieune bs
rome de Misssuy. -
] C'est 4 Saiut-Donat que nous re
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-Propos f9minin '
-Cettc Nine Dr.. Quelle vip>ree
III ne faut pas lui On veuleie,
ma chere. Ellie .easaie do mordro
pour faire croire qu'elle . encore.
des dents.
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Dr. j. n. FLEETWOOD
and SOW.

Have opened their Office at the
coruer of St. Philip and Thibodaux
Streets. Consultation at all hours
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-Chacas prend % saiet6 Cd il
II tr0uve. fa 80
Echantillou In "a cimetiece des
Ohartreux, & Bordeaax.:
LIE CoNCIERGE RsT .B1GPAILL.UR
VOLTA Qui eufonce cremation!
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THIBODAUX, LINE, SAMEDI, FEVRER 1886

soi>'"e It qni await servi q ROSi
""'i .O"r cOnsts"iIe I,atiem men
>on l"e' e.Iifjct lie leha Irritation
! +" vain liz MARITIME Ayait.e!le to.,t
avOa6
Le M"lot Ict>istait q s1ntemir un'
II eta't Ia victi,ne dun coup monte,
ct que tout L. monde lui en- >oulait
Ptntl"nt son intprrOsalO,re, il
await tOnrne la ,6te IT ape.cu NJ.
JUuv"' am -.
= - hHZ tear subtle await fai,
u d ,'es. .cco d'abattement AT
/ "''e' Il e'alt en prOie, 1t il s'eiai,
ec.'e:
VOLTA Phomme qui Zen veut. i.
Fho'hmr gu, ma prrdu!
pnis j await raconte toute This
tOlie tvs six mile francs.
N. J..vai avaI: eta ob'ig6 de
Gutter audience. pOulsuivi par
,r6 h"eeS de la foule.
N'.r'r''hs, IL Mulot Matt tou.
jou,s tsute l,arlici patton 4 Ia mort
de Sanrim,
Aais Ia conviction du jury etait
faite.
Grace aux Efforts lie sou d6fen.
senr, un jenme avOcat plein DO fou-
que 1T de talent, IL Nulot 0btint le
benetice DIES circumstances atteuu
antes ct sauva sa .6te. Il tut COLI
damn6 aux travaux forces a perpe-
tuite. La MARITIME n'avait pas con
seilI6 le crime, mais ellie On await
profit6 c'etait une complicli6.
Dependant Ia deposition du vleux
cure fut 81 cLa!eoreuse, 81 toucha,:-
'e; il peisnit 81 bien les remords,
le repentir ct les douleurs do Ia
more 9ui n's,vait plus de fills il ra-
conta avec une simpiivit6 81 6lo-
quente Ia demarche faite par Ia
MARITIME aupres de mademoiselle
Paumelle, que pavocat n'eut que
quolQnes mOts i ajouter. -.
L.. MARITIME fut acqui;tee.
Ellie sortit ell plenrant, an bras
da vieax pr6tre Iui connaissait SD
resolution.
Ellie vOulait racheter son pass6
en- entramt dams POtdre relisieux
des SDurs CRISES.
La fouIe morne qui stationnait d
Pentour du palais..de justice, s'6car-
ta espectueusement devant ellie.
Cette meme foulu bua IL cOndam
ne, quand OIL le recouduisit dams
Ia prison.
Rossignol faillit:etre porte en- tri-
omphe.
NJ. JOuval n'avait pas iug6 pru-
dent tle retOurner le S0ir meme 4
Saint Fl0rentin.
llse rendit q Ia gare du chemin
lie fer ct prit III billet pour Paris,
emmenant avec l"i UlysSe le tonne
lier, sou dernier courtis:sn.
/
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AT1Rn1E2- -vnN9 ms EA1l9AN3
No. nlo Rue de ChoFtres.
NOUvELLE-ORLEANS'
BOSIO, pr6vient Sos nombreux amls-
"A No payne guile trouyer"nt A. - .
.e:d e. Bab1t0nos. IiS r"
ltLtuls Ge pltmie OK.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-07-24
ES LA MAS BARATA.
CA1RClSAO DIX Ia DOCfRlHA CRISTIANA
Compussto por eI Padre Ripo.aa.

Texto para las Escuelas de Ia Isls
de Puerto-Rico segtn Decreto del
Excmo. & limo. Sr. Obispo de esta
Di6cesis D. Juan Antonio PUG en- Is
de Diciembre de l88O,y publicado en-
el Bolettn Ecclesiastical en- 10 de Enero
de 1881, que dice asi:
"Deseando facilitar, segdn su impor-
tancla requlere, la adquisici6n del Co.
tecismo de La Doctrina Cristiana q toda
clase de personals, venimos EN- declarar
tambien de texto para la Di6cesis Ell
antique y popular Catecismo del P.
R;pa!da que pesar de su reducido vo-
ihmen, comprende en- sus sencillas y
conclsas pregnntas y respuestas la su.
ma toda de la ense6anza catolica; reu-
niendo q la vez Ia inmensa ventaja de
estar por su fntimo precio al alcance de
las tamllias pobres."
PBECIo.-2 chavos una, IS cts. docs-
na y $3.50 cts. gruesa.
Sc vende en- Ia IMPRRNTA, ALMAcEN
DE PAPEL L1BkERfA del BoLErN MER-
oANTn Fortaleza 81, y EN- Ia de d. JOSE
GONZALEZ FoNT, Fortaleza q. SO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-07-24
AMIcIs.

los amigos, tomos tela ... 20
3etratoe llterarios ! t. rtlstica..
N0vela> I. dstlca........... 20
Holarda t. rdetica........... 30
La Vida miitur l.'y 2.' s6rie,
? tomos rdstica. .............. l-40
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-07-24
PKRkDA.

Ell 5ney suelto, l t. rdstica.... 90
Don Gonzalo Gonzalez de la
Gonzalera, | tomo rdstica.... 90
Los hombres de pro, | t. r...... 90
Escenas montanesas, t. tela... LILO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-07-24
LICOR DE- BREA VEJETAL
DEL DIR. GONZALEZ.

DIEz axns de exiso mas de CINcUENTA NIL
enfermca curados aiguHos de manera prodigiosa,
ION Ia mejor prieba para demosrar que 81 LicoR
sALsAAico DE BRxA vxcHrAL pEI DR. GoHzALzz
es sl que mejor combate los cataos cronicos toses
rebeldes, expectoracioues abundantes, asma, brcn-
quits demas afecciones del tubo respiratorio Pre-
serva de IL tss, it'll los cata1ros do Ia vejira
purihca Ia sangre de malos humores tisns una
accon tonca sobre todo 81 organismo de .ai suerse
que con su use Sc abre el ape.to engorda.
Enfermos cansados de tomar otras medicines han
recurrido 81 LicoR pE BRKA DE- GoNzAIHz, Z su
benekco inaujo han recuperado el don md. previoso
de Ia vida, que Ia saiud No debe confuadirss Il
LIcoR pR BRRA Dx GossALHz con ssros que Hsvan
nombres pareeidos,
tY- Y-Se vende en- todas las botcas de Ia fsls De
Cuba los dep6siOs al por mayor son, en- Ia Habana,
Bofies dc San sst, Asuat nsimeto 100, las drugus.
rias La RsssiSs Ia Cssfra1
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-07-24

Este maravilloso b&lssmo sana infaliblemen
te las heridss sntiguss, las llagas, y los male
de piernas de pecho. Por medic de su influen
cia las dlceras virulentss tomsn nuy pronto
un aspecto oonvaleciente y desaparecen. ia
mas deia, este unguento ferrigerante, de pro
ducir una oura perfeota dc las afecciones dc la
mieI, los constipados, las toses el reumatis
no, aun cuando se ha aualado en- vano to
dos losdem&s remedies.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-07-24

The Proprietors of the " BOletin
MevantH 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 Frsnfb
Advatisng.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-07-24
Ell cORREO De La MODA.
(Edicidn sspsc,al para sastrs..)

Peri6dico de modas para caba.
lleros, en- el que colaboran los me.
jores sastres de Madrid Y tiene
corresponsales en- Paris Y Lon.
dres. Publica .revistas de modas,
estudios de corte y cuantas mott.
cias pueden interesar 4 los que Sc
dedican al difci arte de La Sas.
treria.
Da IL ndmeros al ai1o v mag.
nifcos fgurimes-panoranas iiu.
mincdos, CON cada ntmero un pa.
tr6n cortdo tamafio nataural y
una plantilla con dlbujos al deci-
mo de la escala y sdemas dos
garndes l6minas iluminadas al
a1lo lie As por Cd eentimetros.
5 pesos espaaoIes al aHo,
an Ia Imprenta del BoI.ETm.