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The Brookhaven leader., 1886-07-01

great Joys OF the Fourth OF Jrry. The
SQUARES and streets become al4Te with
burning fire of all the colors OF the rain
bow, lighted by the smoldering fuse held
by every boy and girl, while rising high
err and higher the skv-rocket cleaves the dark
heavens and fills the sky with more radi-
ant and varied Colorcl stars and comets
than can ever be seen even on a clear star
light night The ncessant rattle OF mus
kerry coming from the burning, cracking
punches of exploding lire-cracker> with the
heavy flash OF light sparks as the sky
rocket flies from its prison, the exquisite
pleasures OF the wildly revolving spinning
wheels, aud the noise as of a clap of thun
der, which makes the boys and Z rls trem-
bic, clinging to each other or their mothers,
and hiding their faces III their dresses as
an immense pot OF powder Shoes up into
the dark night air, displaying its lovely
bouquet of flowers, while every face radi.
ates with JOY in the suddenly and beauti-
fully Illuminated night darkness, add to the
destinations of the glorious night.
And then how, down in the great pub
lie halls, the roofs are raised with the
shouts of applause led and sustained by
the thunder of brass band, as some
silver tongued orator discourscs of tne
glorious deeds of the heroes that fought
for the creation OF a freeman's govern
ment, and OF those that shed their blood
for it's preservation. Then as the proceed
ings close the flags OF the various delega
The Brookhaven leader., 1886-07-01

through the thronged streets, are waved
mony that sweep up the est audience
in it's power with the soul-stirring national
hymn America.
Glory and honor, then, to the boy George
Washington and his little hatchet. In
how many thousands OF thousands OF par
lors in this country from the Atlantic to
the Pacific, from the forty-ninth parallel
to the Gulf, have the pictures come to
mind OF the hero OF the cherry tree,
the creator OF the glorious Fourth
OF July" and of the sweet admirable
woman who was then little girl
and became the first OF the first ladies
of the land in the newborn empire of
the West And not only in parlors,
but in the cabins. huts and little
rooms where old couples and the
poor veterans are passing their lives
away, are found these portraits, and
twigs of evergreen trees are trimmed every
Fourth OF July about the fac-simlrs OF tina
man and woman, testifying the general,
never-dying gratitude of patriotic people
for the patriotism and will-power celebrated
on this Nations natal day, and which, but
for them and their co-patriots, might
never have been known; and the noisy
musketry of the fire-cracker, the glow OF
the patriotic orator, the loves and laugh
ter of the picnic, and the genial h4il-fel-
low and hullabaloo might not have moved
a nation to such universal enthusiasm
on every recurring glorious Fourth OF
,July,
The Brookhaven leader., 1886-07-01
WHITE ANTS.
A Farmers Buildings Attacked and Do
stroyed by These Insects.
lBloomington ull) Dispatch.l

IBloomington ull) Dispateh.l
Prof. s. A. Forbes, State Entomologist,
was In this city to-day, returning from
Mount Palatins, Putnam County, where
he was summoned TO view the work OF
damaging insects. He visited the farm OF
John wilson, near Mount Palatine, and
found that his premises had been almost
completely destroyed by white ants,
Species very uncommon in America, but
verv similar TO the white ants Of India and
Africa. The insects FIRST attacked an out
door cellar, working on the UNDER
side of the roof and the inside OF
the walls Their working Is confined
to the wood work, and they so
followed out the roof and sides OF
the cellar that it collapsed. From the Gel"
lar they spread to the residence, and have
completely ruined a great part OF the
building. Here they worked through the
stills, in the studding, in the weather.
boarding, window and door castings and
the rafters and shingles. They also laid
hold of the granary, which was built OF
hard wood, and so worked on the stills and
oak plank floor that the floor Of its own
weight fell in. The cellar Is completely
ruined; part of the house will be liable
to be torn down, as will also the granRry.
The loss entailed is several hundred doll
lars. The professor advised that all the
wood affected be destroyed, and the re-
mander saturated with gasoline. He
saws that he has known ants to work in
rotten logs and in culverts and bridges,
but he never knew them to attack build
ings He says that the light is offensive
to them, and that their work is not easily
detected. He suggests that railroad men
should exercise great care that these ants
do not get in their bridges. Wilson's
premises are in the midst of large
prairie. Prof. Forbes says the ants have
been there four or five years; but their
presence there he can not account for, I'M
less they were conveyed from the woods
in log that they were working. He says
they are very prolific and difficult to de-
stroy.
The Brookhaven leader., 1886-07-01

The lasso commonly used by cow
boys is made of sixty feet of rope, a
third of which forms the loop. When
thrown. it is swung over the head and
left shoulder, with peculiar turn of
the wrist calculated to keep the loop
open until it encircles the object at
which it is flung. Expert throwers do
not pride themselves on catching a
steer by the horns, but try to SO hurl
the moose in front of the beast that he
will step into ID. thus entangIing his
legs and throwing him. In a Wyoming
exhibition a cowboy repeatedly caught
a bull by leg the spectators named -
CHICAGO Aaik ,-.-.
The Brookhaven leader., 1886-07-01

Tobacco blindness is becoming a com.
mon affiictIon. At present there are sew.
eral persons under treatment for it at one
London hospital. 1t first takes the form
of color blindness, the sufferers who have
smoked themselves into this condition be-
ing quite unable to distinguish the color of
piece of red cloth held up before them.
Sometimes the victim losses his eye-sight
altogether. Although smoking is to
large extent the cause of this malady, and
so gives it its name, heavy drinking is also
partly responsible
The Brookhaven leader., 1886-07-01
ENTIRELY TOO SOON:
Why q Lecturer Declined to Fill Second
Engagement in Texas.


The lecture was finished and the
lecturer, having retired to his hotel. sat
in his room absorbed in his own bitter
reflections, There was knock at the
door and three men entered.
1--WE are a committee" said the
spokesman, from your small but APP
preciative audience, to request you to
repeat your lecture tomorrow even
ing"
THAT is too soon," said the lecturer,
in hollow voice, with difficulty re-
pressing his emotion.
"Why too sOon?"
because l have just telegraphed
home for money to pay the expenses
of to-night's lecture, and until it ar
rives l can not take the chances of an
other"
Then he resumed the gloomy atti-
tude in which they found him, while
the committee, awed into silence, re.
tired from the room on tiptoe. Texas
SittingS.
The Brookhaven leader., 1886-07-01
WOman5a Faca.

''What furniture can give such finish to
a room, as a tender woman's face" asks
George Elliott Not any we are happy to
tempers the tender expression. The pale
anxious, b!oodless face of the consumptive
or the evident sufferings of the dyspeptic,
induce feelings of sorrow and grief on our
part and compel US to tell them of DR..
Pierces Golden Medical Discovery" the
sovereign remedy for consumption and
other diseases of the respiratory system as
we'll as dyspepsia and other digestive
troubles. Sold. everywhere.
The Brookhaven leader., 1886-07-01
An Important Detail Omitted.

What a nice summer resort that must
be. Let's go there, pa"
"Well don't know, dear; do not con-
slider this circular quite satisfactory"
Why, pa, it is full OF all sorts OF de-
ails."
Yes, know; il tells all about the size
OF the hotel, the size of the grounds, and
the size OF the rooms, but not a word
about the size OF the mosquitoes. "-Cai.
cage News
The Brookhaven leader., 1886-07-01

The old proverb is certainly true in the
case of DR.. Pierce's pleasant Purgative
Pellets" which are little, sugar-wrapped
parcels, scarcely larger than mustard seeds
containing as muchcathartic power as is
done up in the biggest, most repulsive-look
ing pill. Unlike the big pills, however,
they are mild and pleasant in their opera
tion-do not produce gripping pains, nor
render the bowels costive after using.
The Brookhaven leader., 1886-07-01
FOURTH OF JULY.
The Day of Patriotic, Boisterous,
Noisy Merriment.
[Original.1

it aroused the slGmbnrcrs, and every old
citizen who rolled uncasily at this sudden
consideration ofnoiscs, and, i'll his agony,
kicked his heels through the clothes, had
strength enough left TO exclaim: "Well,
declare, forgot! why it must be Fourth
OF July!' And in halt an hour the whole
The Brookhaven leader., 1886-07-01

The New York board of estimate
and apportionment has appropriated
five thousand dollars to purchase a rhi-
noceros. the largest in captivity, being
eleven and half feet long and five and
a half feet high, for the park. The an.
NAL is twelve years old.-& Y Aa'I
The Brookhaven leader., 1886-07-01

A wELL-KNowN physician writes he has
long used Dromgooles English Female Bit
ters in his practice, for diseases of women
and attributes his success to this wonder.
full remedy for female troubles
The Brookhaven leader., 1886-07-01

PLEASE remember that GLfNN's SULPHuH
SoIP presents all the advantages of Sui
muir Baths at a cheap rate. HILLS HAIR
Avn WHIsKER DYE, Black or Brown, 5Oc.
The Brookhaven leader., 1886-07-01

For restoring faded and gray hair to its
original color, use Halls Hair Remover.
Sufferers from malarial disorders will find
specific in Ayers Ague Cure. Try it.
The Brookhaven leader., 1886-07-01

DELICATE diseases of either sex, however
Induced. radically cured Address, with 10
cents in stamps for book, Worlds Dispen
sary Medical Association, Buffalo, n. \.
The Brookhaven leader., 1886-07-01

/ II afflicted with Sore Eyes use DR.. Isaac
/ Thompson's Eye Water. Druggists sell 1t. Pc.
The Brookhaven leader., 1886-07-01

TEE skeleton iaan travels on his shape
Indianapolis Herald.
The Brookhaven leader., 1886-07-01

P1so,s Remedy for Catarrh is agreeable
70 use. It is not liquid or snuff. 50c.
The Brookhaven leader., 1886-07-01

A New YORK paper says the milk sold in
that city is white lie."
The Brookhaven leader., 1886-07-01

Talk is cheap-except through the tels-
BrLRsJ1ick FredoItId.
The Brookhaven leader., 1886-07-01

BACK PAY-Kicking book agent out Of
your office.-Nerchdltt Traveller.
The Brookhaven leader., 1886-07-01

TIE best thing yet discovered for sea-
sickness is port.
The Brookhaven leader., 1886-07-01

"srrcK to IT," as the hy-papsr observed
to the fly.
The Brookhaven leader., 1886-07-01

MUST your kitchen fire be Of dissipated
disposition because it goes out every night
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-05-26
UTU ADO

En- consideration al estado attic
two de salud que Teina en- dicho
pueblo, a petici6n del Ayuntamien-
to y Juntas locales, SO ha decreta-
do por 81 Gobierno la clausura tenn
poral de las escuelas. Aplaudimos
esa medida, y hacemos votos por.
que la causa que la ocasiona des-
aparezca cuantO antes. Nuestro
sentimiento Sc extiende totalmente
hacia aquellos habitantes, hoy afii-
gidOs pof terrible epidemia, y a
quienes deseamos recuperen prom
to la calma perdida, con tan dolo-
roso motive.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-05-26
ocURRENCIAs.

Mayo GA las 12 de la noche d
este dia fueron presa de las llamas tre
casas en- ell pueblo de Yauco; habien
dose extinguido Ell faego despues de
dos horas de incesante trabsjo.
Id. l0.-En Ia madrugada de es-
te dia Sc incendi6 un rancho de guar
dar bagazo de 10 pertenencia de Ia
hacienda Margarita, termino mu-
nicipal de Luquiilo, y de la propiedad
de don Federico Garcia.
I'd. l0.-A las 9 de la mafians de
este dia sinti6se en- el pueblo de las
Marfas IN temblor de terra.
I'd. 1.-A las 10 de 10 msfiana de
este dia fuerou detenidos en- Nsguabo
ounce indivfduos, por fuerza de Ia
Guardia Civil, por rifa y lesiones.
Id ia las 10 de la mafiana de
este dia declar6se fuego en- la casa de
Ia vecina de Lares Isabel Rodriguez
residente en- la calle de Pizarro, ell que
fue extinguido por fuerza de Ia Guar
dia Civil z infanteria alli destacada, y
vecinos de dicho pueblo.
I'd. l1.-En la noche de este dis
fue detenido por Ia Guardia Civil, en- Ell
pueblo de Csyey, I'm individuo por ro
bo con escalamiento 81 vecino D. Juan
Colon, consistente aquel en- $50 taba-
cos y cinco barriles vacios.
ID. l4.--En este dia fue capturado
en- Aguadilla, por fuerza de la Guar
dia Civil, Ricardo Gimenez Nieves,
que de IN disparo casual de arma de
fuego caus6 Ia muerte q Rufno Seve-
70, trsbsjador de Ia hacienda -" "Monse-
rrate. :"
Id. 17.-En Ia tarde de este dia han
sido detenidos, por fnerEs de 10 Guar
dia Civil, los individuos Bernardo Gil
menez , Gsnaro Soler, en- ell termino
de Ponce; y Juan Ramos Torres, en- e.
barrio de las Lomas, del de Juana-
Diaz, todos complicados en- ell robo del
barrio de Collores.
Id. 15.-Eu Ia noche de este dia
fue robado en- Bsyam6u I'M cabs 10 de
Ia pertenencia de don Carlos Martinez,
vecino de Oatafio, y ell cual fue recupe-
RADIO por Ell gnardia de Orden Public
Vicente Vigueras, deteniendo oil que 10
rob6, que es IN tai Juan Rodriguez.
Tambien detuvo en- dicha noche ell mis-
mo guardia 1 I'm tai Eustaquio Mora
les, que condncia otro caballo, cuyo
duefio Sc ignore.
Id. 17.-En la tarde de este dis fue
detenido en- Ponce, por ell Ssrgento de
o. P. Marcelo del Rio, ell paisano Juan
Eotero Torres, c6mplice en- ell robo en-
cuadfilla consumado en- el barrio de
Collores.
En- las festas pdblicas de las Ma
HAS con motive del natalicio de 8. NJ,
fue herido de IN tiro de revolver don
Arturo Salguero, ignor&ndose Ell autor
del hecho.
En- Las inmediaciones del rio que 70.
dea Ia cindsd de Ponce, fue hsllado ell
cad&yer de Felipe Pabon, con una heri-
da de srma de fnego en- Ia cabeza.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-05-26
AUT60RATo oURIoso.

clos rezos tan largos Ge este dia
santo me hacen tener ell sentimiento
de no poder hsb'arles, y les sgrsdezco
en- ell alma la visita.- Presbltsro GA
LEoTE.
"Digan con franqueza por escrito
10 que quieren, y le contestant So afmo
sor. y cplln.-PresbitsrO GALEoTE."
No quisimos insistir nj psssr nue.
vos escritos al preso; pero dos compa-
fieros de EL Progrsso, que tambien ha-
biar lido al Pan6ptico con ell propio
objeto que nosotros, lie trasmitieron ell
interrogatorio que va a leerse, contes-
tado por ell presbitero Galeote;
Primera pregunts.-lQue opina
Y. de la muerte del senior obispoS
Respuesta.-Designios de la Divi-
IA josticis, que sabe 10 mejor.
Segunda pregunta.-sEsta '. ARE
pentido del actor
Respuesta. Tan arrepentido, que
nuuca fue mi intenci6n Ell que tuviers
tan fatal resuItsdo.
Tercera pregunts.-I Por que llevt
V. 4 El Progreso ell anuncio de Ia por'
teria2
Respuesta. a.-Pars 81 efectivsmeutt
Sc presentaba algun cargo decoroso pa
ra mi clase para ay1darme d vivir.
Cuarta pregunta.-SPor que aquell'
| noisma pocha flA Y. YER al dlrectO
de Ell ProgresO2
Respuesta.-Porque no Sc puso e
annacio en- la forma que 20 indique.
Qninta PR gunta.-5 Estaba V. ARE
peutldo de haber dado ell snuncio2
Respuesta.-Sf, porque no estaba Ell
la forms que 20 guerra.
Sexta pregunts.-5Por que no hi
procedido V. contra los curas de Cham
beri, y 81 contra ell obispo2
! Respuesta.-IIos sefores curas d
Chsmberi NADIA me han hecho; 81 hal
hecho cierto papel, 10 han hecho po
compromise; pero conmigo Sc portarol
con fnura y delicadezs.
Septima pregnnta.-s Ha sido '
siempre reilglosoy
i Respuesta. .--Nunca he podido nj h
ouerido dejar de amar las sanas doctri
mas de mis- padres, cat6licas, apost6li
cas- verdadersmente cristianas.
Octava pregunta.-ICree V. que |
condensrSn2
Respuesta. - Los hombres podral
condenarme; Dios, 10 dudo mucho.
Novena pregunta.-5E Espera V. jus
tifcarse en- ell juicio orSl1
Respuesta. -Espero con la maVo
lie justifcarme los ojos de los noble
, " honradoa hombres.--Presbtter0 Ca
YETAEo GA1EoTE."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-05-26
CORRESPONDENCE ESPECIAL
Paris, 81 de Abril 1886.
FBANo1A.

En- cambio los gendarmes, manda-
dos por el SUBJ Prefecto, hicieron fuego,
mataron en- Ell scto a una mujer, hirie
ron varias, y Ell gerente de Ia fAbrica
recibi6 una gravisima herida de bals
de revolver que lie atraveso ell cuello.
Tan lamentable acontecimiento pro.
dujo honda sensation en- ell pals.
NJ. Nun explan6 50 Interpolation, y
dijo entire otras coSas: "JOual fue la
causa de la expedici6n? lHabia all
Cen Ia fabrics) una guarida de bsndi-
dos maIhechores, 8 pasabs alguna CO.
so que exigiese Ell empleo de Ia fuerza?
No: habia honradas gentes que Sc ren-
MAN para orar d Dios."
"Hed aqui, dijo, 10 que hacen los
hombres que pretenden ser iberales:
detras de las grandes frases, no Sc ha.
La mas que Ia persecution"
81 interpalante esforz6 sus argu
mentos diciendo que Sc hebia cometido
una viosaci6n del domicilio particular,
' refriendose la ley inglesa del Ha-
bsas corpus, ahadi6: " La tempsstsd =
el viento pueden eEtrar en- ls casa del
obrero, mas no Ell Rey." El sub Pre-
fecto republican, quiso ser mas que ell
Rey ingles en- tai :aso.
Precisameate, en- Ell mismo dia del
acontecimiento, Ell duefio de Ia fabrica,
NJ. Girand, habia cumplido Ia formsli-
dad de pedir al Prefecto la autorizs-
ci6n para continuar ell cnlto en- la cspi-
la particular de la fabrica, y habfa es-
critic & 50 gerente, NJ. Fischer, una car
ia, encargAndols que dejsse obrar al
sub -Pretecto.
Los diputsdos republicanos unidos
votaron contra Ia Interpolation, Ia
Asamblea acord6 pasar q la orden de-
dias
La misms Interpretation al gobiernc
Sc repiti6 en- ell Senadc, Ls sostuvc
el Duque de Audiffret Pasquier, y ls
contest6 NJ. Goblet, ministro de Cnltos
AL fin de 50 discurso M. Goblet dyo
ssqueremos Ia paz de los Gnimos, y ira
balamos para clio, con todas nuestra'
fuerzas." Notable hipocresis del mi
nistro que Sc Ia esforzado en- turbar ID
paz religiosa, que ha tratado como pa.
rias 4 los sacerdotes, y que, desde Il
alto de Ia tribuns, ha insultado lai
ereenciss de ID grsndisima msyoria d.
Los francesesl
M. Goblet es nno de los admirable
res de algunas trases pronunciadas po
n. Gambetta. Dlo este que no naJ
Ia Hamada question social, J tambieI
dijol Sci clericalismo, he'd aqui al enc
migo.e
EstAs frases fueron pronnnciada
Dor IN hombre que no habia estudiadt
Il ciencia del gobierno, nj conocia ma
aue Ia polftica de 10 pasiones. Rodea
do de gentes tan ignorantes como 81
seguia so fatal programa, que debil
compFometer Z 10 vez u orden J /
libertad.
No nabiendo hallaf On remsaiO par
librar de ID miseFia 1 las muehsdnm
bra penst % nepAlaylsa De ana Lama
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-05-26
Don Manuel Sudrez Taldks, Jues
de primerG InStancid del Dis.
tritO de CatedraI de esto Ciu.
dad:

Por ell presente se hace saber: Que en- los
autos de juicio ejecutivo seguidos por 81 Pro.
curador don Tomas Caballero en- rerresenta4
ci6n de don Candido Cobian contra don C.
ledonio Blanco, en- oobro de pesos, se he
dispuesto en- proyideEcia de esta fecha po-
ner pdblica subasta los bienes siguien.
tes: Una casa tusda en- la Gale de IL
Palma del pueblo de Bsyam6n, esquina { Ia
de Espa6a, cOmpuesta de altos baios, de
MADEIRA, techada de tejzmsni, zinc, que mide
treinta varas de fondo por doce media de
frente, sin n1mero, hndante por el Norte, con
Ia calle de Espana, por el Sur, con don Felix
Ramirez, por el Este, con Ia Gale de ls Palma
por ell Oeste, con Ia Succession de Amalia
Martinez.
Y Ia mitad del solar en- que est& construida
dicha casa: hsciendcse saber que auncue Il
casa fue tasada en- dos mil diez ocho pesos
un centavo, Sc verifcsra Ia subasta sin suie.
con tipo determinade Ell de ls mitad det
solar sera el de ciebto veinte tres pes61
setenta y cinco centsvos 90 admit;rGn pos-
turas por las dos terceras parties de este Eitimo
precio.
Cuyo remate ten Ira efecto en- los Estradea
de este Juzgado, calle de San Justo ndrnero I.
ell dia veinte dos de JUNO proximo, 4 Ias
doce media del mismo.
Dado en- Puerto Rico, veinte uno do
Mayo de mil cch9cientos ochenta ' seis.--
Manuel Suarez Valdes.-El Escribano. SAM
Juan SO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-05-26

Matadero, con Ia tranquilidad y con
| fianza que son de desear.
/ Llamamos sobre este la atenci6n d.
lnnestra Antoridad local.
FunCiOnes teatraleS. Ell iueVes
pr6ximo, estreno de la zarzuela en- {
actos EI Herman0 BaItaSar.
EI domingo S0.--La gran opera CO
mica en- 3 actos Campan0ne.
TraSlaCi6n. = Nuestro estimadC
amigo ell Sr. Becerra, promoter FiscaI
del Juzgsdo de Guayama, esta NOM
brado, segdn Sc nos participa, Juez de
la Instancia de Baracoa, Isla de Cubs.
FelicitamosIe cordialmente, deseSndole
toda clase de aciertos y prosperidades
en- su nuevo puesto.
"El Palenque de la JuVentud y
I-AIgunas cosas contiene ell dltimo nd
nero de este semanario con las cuales
no estamos, nj podemos estar confor-
mes. A los j6venes directories de di-
ch peri6dico guardamos gran estima-
ci6n, y por ESQ desearfsmos que no des-
cGrrlLaSen.
Calzado.-Andr6S Bordoy tiene
constantemente, en- su acreditado De-
posito de la calle de San Francisco,
ndmero 81, un extenso y variado sur.
lido de calzado de todas clases, que
vende d precios hmitadfsimos.
PeCtoral de Anacahuita.-RecO
nocido en- todas parties como Ia mejor
preparation pectorsl que Sc conoce pa
ra el alivio Immediate J completa curs-
ci6n de todo case de pulmonis, asms,
Group, dolor del pecho, tos, NAL de
gargants, esputos de sangre y tisis.
Els de guSto agradable y de efectos in
mediatos. Mezclado con sl Aceite
Puro de Higado de Bacalao de Ian
man y Kemp, puede decirse que es IN
remedio infalible contra todas las afec,
clones de la garganta, ell pecho y los
pulmones. 63
RecomendamoS a los enfermOS del
pecho, de la gargants, de los pulmones,
a los anemicos, q los debiles y todos
aquellos que necesitan de IN bnen re-
constituyente, Ia Emulsion de Scott,
que tan magnficos resultados est& dan
do, seg ia ell testimonio de todos Aque-
llos que han usado dicho preparado.
Brava como un 0so. -Esto puede
ser csusado por un dolor de cabez
nervioso y la mayor parte de estos
dolores provienen de mala digestion.
81 snfre V. de esta maners, pruebe una
botella de las Pildoras del DR.. Bloom
John Egsn, de San Francisco, Cal, nos
escrlbe: "Suff por espacio de cinco
nos de dolores nerviosos de la cabeza,
los cuaIes dessparecieron competa-
mente con medic frssco de sus Pill
doras."
Consejo q las madreS. S.-El jara
be Clamonte, de la sefora Winslow, de-
ber& usarse siempre cuando los nifios
padecep de Ia dentici6n. Proporcions
alivio Immediate al pequefio paciente;
produce un suefio tranquilo y natural,
todo dolor, y amanece ell an
CELTIC risueno y feliz. Es muy agra
dable al paladsr. Alivia al pequefue-
10, ablanda las encfas, cslma todo do
lor, regulariza los intestinos, y es el
mejor remedio conocido para Ia diarrea
por Ia dentici6n 4 otra
causa.
Piedra PlAstica.-La mas bara-
Ia Piedra Pl&stica de Portland es la |
que venden Armas y Jimenez, Cruz
Is. -Puerto-Rico.
Trough on Rats! NEuerte q los
fin Sc ha encontrado 10
que hemos necesitado toda la vida
Pidase q los boticarios ell "Rough on
Rats" Destierra los ratones, cucara-
chas, moscas y chinches.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-05-26
BUENA OCASION.

Sc realizan a precios muy ba
ratios, por ser en- colnision, va
rios ornamentos reiigiosos como
casullas, calices, custodias, can
deleros, vinajeras, incensarios, &.
Dirigirse a D. Carlos Aguiar,
calle de San Jose ndmero 6, 8 d
Ia Imprenta del BoLETIN. 60
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-05-26

Nombrado Alcalde de Ia Cei-
ba don Enrique Acuia, que 10 era
de Santa Isabel.
Subastas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-05-26
GALEOTE.

Anteayer, viernes, (copiamos de El
Tribune del 25) faimcs q la Carcel Mo
delo, con prop6sito de yer al ase-
sino del obispo de Madrid. Obtuvi-
mos ell permiso correspondence, pero
como Galeote no Sc hallaba dispuesto
4 recibir visitas, contest6 sobre una
tarjeta de nuestro Director, en- los ter
minos siguientes: