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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-08-08

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de la distribution de premios a loa
escolares de aquella Jurisdiction
que los merecieron en- los pasaGo>
examenes, Y ell cual acto tendra
efecto en- la Sala consistorial de la
villa el % del corriente, a las 2 de
la tarde.
Agradecemos la atenci6n.
Rio Piedras. - Publicamos hoy
el estado de la situaci6u econ6
mica de este municipio, que es
bastante lisopjero y por el cual fe-
licitamos al Sr. Alcalde, al Sr. De.
positario y al Ooncejo en- general.
Bale de disfraz.- Hemos sido
invitados para ell que tendra lugar
en- la noche del IL, casa n1mero %
de la Gale de San Jose.
Agradecemos la atenci6n q los
Sres invitantes.
Biblioteca Pdblica Municipal
Ell limo Sr. Secretario del Gobierno
General, don Fernando Fragoso =
Lugo, sc ha servido remitir q aquel
Oentro de Instruction un ejemplar
de la Memoria esclita por el Excmo
Sr. D. Victor Balaguer, acerca de
su gesti6n en- ell Ministerio de o.
tramar, durante la 6poca en- que
fu6 Min stro del ramo.
Loable es la fineza del Sr. Secre-
tario.
Llamamos la atenci6n haCia Ia
carta siguiente:
Sres. Scott s. Bovine, New York,
Muy senores mios: Me complace
mucho hacer constar por la presen-
te que los mejores m6dicos de la
Habsna haceo grandes elogios de
la Emulsion de Scott, prescribien,
dola constantemente q sus enfer-
mos, debi6ndose & este ell immense
Y cada dia creciente consume que
viene alcanzando. Es el medica-
mento de patente que mas Sc ven-
de en- la actualidad.
Soy de Vdes. con la mayor con
sideraci6n s. s. 9. B. 8. M.
Jose Sara.
Ell Sadlitz Chanteaud, que tiene
fama universal, es un purgativo sa.
no, refrescante, de un sabor agra
dable Y de una ef1cacia cierta para
la constipation; su en-
pleo diario es dtil q los gotosos y
reumaticos, a las personas de
un temperamento sanguineo, 4 l s
congestiones cerebrales, a los yer.
tigos, jaquecas, y hemorroides, y q
los embarazos gastricos. Els por
ell purgativo mas suave
para las senoras y los nifios.
Para evitar ell peligro de las fall
del Sedlits, ; de los me-
dosimetricos, del cual
NJ. Chdnteaud es ell 6nico prepara-
dor, exIase sobre la etiqueta ell
nombre del autor.
Burggraers- Chanteaud.
Cigarrillos ola Corona. Son
incomparables su aroma exqui-
sito; su elaboration sin rival.
1 Que fumador de gusto no los sa-
borea y admira !
Ageutes, Sres. Sues. de O. G.
Saenz y Ga.
Otra veg los CigarrilloS de " La
Corona."-Corons, y de orc fino,
merecea sus fabricantes. Esos ci-
garrillos son ell colmo de 10 deli
cia y de Ia mar.
Agentes, Sres. Sues. de @. G.
Saenz y Ca.
T6nico Oriental.
st. Thomas, Diciembre 20 de 1880.
Sr. Agente de los Sr. Lanman S
Kemp, presente.
Amigo milo Para su COMO
cimiento = el de la casa que Vd.
tan dignamente representa-, tengo
el gustc de declarar que he usado
en mi persona y en- mi ia milia e
" T6uico Oriental 4" de Lanman &
Kemp, y que los resultados que de
81 be obtenido han sido altamente
satisfactorios.
A euantos amigos 10 he reco-
mendado para Ia caspa les ha en-
RADIO radicalmente, por 10 cual cseo
que esta preparation es 10 mejor
lie su elase para aumentar limpiar
v embcllecet Ia cabellera.
Soy au amigo.
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GUIA LOCAL.
JOSE T. SILVA.

CASA de giros comlsiones. Agentes de Ia
Compafia general Trasatlantica francesa de la
del Marques de Campo, de Companies dc Sc
guros contra incendios, de los Sres. Gail & Co.
de Paris, y general para la isla de Puerto Rico
de la Banque Trasatlantique de Paris.
TIENE ADEMAS CASA EN- AGUADILLA
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aAcETA DE HOY.

Declarado cesante del cargo
de Alcalde de Hstillo don Rafael
T. de Ayaia.
Real Orden sobre los nombrs.
mieutos de los funcionarios del or.
den judicial , fiscal de Ultramar.
Subastas.
Real Decreto autorizando la
creaci6n aqui de un Banco de
Emission y descuento, y estatutos
por que ha de regirse.
Nombrados: Juez Municipal
de Bayam6n don Alfonso Martf-
nez Villa.
Id. de San German don Joa,
quin Servers J Nazario.
ID. de Vieques don Ramon
Aboy Benftez
Id. de Gaayanills don Pablo
Sola y Romanos.
Id. de Penuelas don Arturo
Costa y Ferrer.
Providencias judiciales.
Avuntamientos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-08-08
GACETILLAS.

Impresos para el Censo.- Habi6n.
dose agotado las dos edlciones one
de ellos Sc hicieron en- esta Impren-
ia, acaba de tirarse en- Ia misma
una nueva y Ultima edici6n, con Ell
ln de servir los actuales pc iidos.
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necesiten de los referidos impresos
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tempo, pues, como SO ha dicho,
10 nneya edicion que de aquellos
SO anuncia sera La Ultima.
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, 1888-11-04

At TriChur, in the East Indies, a town
inhabited chiefly by Nairs, the land hold
ing class of the coast, divorce seems to be
as simple as marriage is easy. The MAR
lady is a very independent person. Some
one offers a cloth; that is the proposal II
she accepts it, that is the marriage. II
she gets tired of her husband she gets rid
of him and takes up with another. and is
not held to have behaved disgracefully in
so doing. To give a cloth rs a present is
a very common thing in India. BY cloth
is meant the garment worn by women in
the east, and it may be very plain and
cheap or very rich and costly. But here,
whatever kind Of cloth it be, to give one
is very significant, rs n distinguished visi-
tor to Trichur found when he offered one
to a Nair lady in whose house he had re-
ceived some civility. Whatever opinion
may be held from a moral point of view
of these marriage relations, they result in
manly males and for the most part comely
md very often beautiful femules-Pal
Mall Gazette.
, 1888-11-04

Count Kalnoky has peer trying the
IL finger trick of his once too often,
and has received a lesson which he will
not forget in a hurry. The count has a
very exalted notion of his own dignity,
especially on official occasions, and has a
habit of extending only one finger to
diplomatists under the first rank. At
Vienna a few days ago he met a man,
well known in London circles for the
facility with which he has run through
two fortunes, and is now ardently
angling for a third. The count had fra
ternized with this individual on the neu-
trail ground of London drawing rooms
and had frequently dined with him.
But in Viennese diplomatic circles the
count did not consider it necessary to
maintain the friendship, and on meet
ing his old chum coolly extended
the stereotyped forefinger. The other
gazed for a moment through the
eyeglass which he always wears,
at the rigid digit, and her as
coolly advanced his own forefnger,
and with it touched somewhat gingerly
that of the. count. The latter blushed
furiously, and scanned the faces OF those
around to see if notice had been taken
of the greeting. OF course there were
smiles, which were checked as soon as
possible; but the lesson was well merited,
and should be taken to heart.-London
Modern Society.
, 1888-11-04
SUGGESTIONS OF ACTRESSES.
Sign of the Tom Cat-Thc Huuchback.
O~fTenbnch's Ivil Eve.

siEn of the Tom Cat-Thc Huuchback.
O~henbhch's Evil Eye.
IL is singular, in fact, to note how
Partisan actresses are attracted-as moths
round a fame that will SINCE them-by
the belief in signs and warnings and
omens. Nine. Favart, a societaire at the
Theatre Franchise, asserts that when Il cat,
and especially a black tom cat, comes OF
its own accord, with tail erect, purring
round the stage, it is n good sign. Theo,
who "sings so delightfully."- with her
shoulders, - as the Nestors of theatrical
criticism aver, believes that it is very I'M
lucky to catch sight of n ~hunchback and
not touch his hump. The pretty actress
viii, in fact, go out of her way and dodge
one a mile to get a chance to do so, as if
by accident and without being seen.
Croizette, who retired from the stage OF
the Coincide Franchise on n pension and
married n rich banker, attributes her sue
cess in life to the fact that one.day she
picked up a horseshoe.
Some cantatrices are also hiChly.super-
stitious. Among those who belong more
or less to the Paris stage l may instance
Adelina Patti. Adelina Maria Clorinda
Patti-and indeed the whole musical tribe
of the Strakosch and Patti brood
strongly believe in the j%ettatore, or "evil
eye" Patti will not sing where there is
across eyed conductor, just as the blonde
Sarah will not play by the side of an
actor whose organ of vision is askew; and,
as those who, like Patti, nave been happy
and successful are more liable 10 this
fascination, the prima donna never fails
to wear a bracelet or necklace of precious
stones-even shells and corals will do-to
counteract the malignant influence which
darts from the eyeballs of certain envious
md angry persons. She asserts that
Ofenbach, who possessed the evil eye,
brought i'll luck with him wherever he
went; that he passed through the Rue
Lepeletier the night the old opera mouse
was destroyed by fire, when poor Emma
Livry was burned alive in the only ballet
ffenbach ever had represented at the
opera, and that Mime. Berthclier died
while playing in the WE Persistence
for which he wrote the score.
l nave also been told that Paola Marie
of the Opera Comiqne, and her sister
Cali Marie, both wear amulet rings to
avert the snake like fascination which is
currently attributed TO Count Gabrielle,
the well known boulevarder.
Zulma Bouffar once told me thai she
never would think of washing her hands
As it often happens behind the scenes to
many of the music hall singers-in the
water used by another person, not that
she considered the act as SO very u%nclean,
but rather because she knew that the
parties We're bound TO quarrel soon after,
unless one Of the two spat in the basinl
And ! may add parenthetically that |
once saw n dancing girl, who's v~eracity
was questioned by another member of the
talent, suddenly draw pack with some
show Of Indignation, spit on the ground,
stamp the boards with her foot, and raise
her right hand, saying, "a swear itr'-
Paris Cor. Inter Ocean.
, 1888-11-04
One of Pompeii's Victims.

A few days afterwards 1 returned for
another day at Pompeii. The impression
was greater han ever before. The city
and the hill TO- came into relations with
n another in a way hitherto unfelt.
There wa n fearful reality about the
narrowing spectacle in the museum near
the gate of Pompeii. The slender, grace
full form of that woman who presses her
forehead against her arm as she lies face
downward and gasps for breath; the
untold agony in the features of the pros
trate man, who seems still gasping foc
life, that last figure In a line of charred
human forms which lie before us, as per-
feet as they were when entombed in the
falling ashes-all these speak to us and
bring us terribly near to these men and
women of centuries ago. Theirs was
indeed an awful martyrdom. But the
fire, which brought death to Pompeii,
bestowed upon it immortality. Today
Pompeii lives, while thousands of cities
which have been spared have persisted
and passed forever.-Florence Cor. Bos-
ton Globe.
, 1888-11-04

The best way to ventilate a room that /
know of is to put a board, long enough TO
III exactly in the window frame. and
"oout six inches high, under the lower
sash. II you remember the construction
ui window sashes you will know that this
consequent raising OF the lower one will
leave spaces between the glass and the
woodwork, through which fresh air can
obtain a gradual entrance into the room.
Its course is made somewhat tortuous
and all draught thereby prevented.
When 1t reaches the inside it has an up
ward direction, too, and is not likely to
come in contact with tender craniums.
1t is important, in using his kind of ven
t~ilation, that the board fit accurately
under the window, so that no little spaces
be left for the air to blow through.-New
York World
, 1888-11-04

A Yankee has established a terrapin
farm about sixty miles from Mobile. An
Enclosure of three acres in extent con-
tains several bitches 100 feet in length
pnd 10 feet in width, and these are filed
with salt water by two canals. In these
bitches about 80, 900 turtles are domesti-
Gated. In winter they lie imbedded in
the mud, and are very convenient Great
ures to keep, seeing at this season they
never eat any food. The turtles cost
about 81 per season to feed, and sell in
New York for $17 per ~dozen.-Washing-
IoJ Post
, 1888-11-04
MAKE ME A SONG.

Out OFT silence make me a song,
Beautiful, sad and soft and low;
Let the loveliest music sound along
And wing each note with wall. of woe
Dim and drear;
As hopes last tear
Out Of the silence make Inc n hymn
Whose sounds are shadows soft and din
Out OF the stiffness in your heart
A thousand songs are sleeping there
Make me but one, thou child OF art.
The song Of a hope in a last despair.
Dark and low,
A chant of voc; ="
out Of the stiffness, tone by tone,
Soft as a snowflake. wild as a moan. 90
Out on the dark recesses fash me a song,
Brightly dark and darkly bright;
Let it sweep as a love star sweeps along
The mystical shadows OF the night.
Sing il sweet.
Where nothing is drear, or dark, or dim,
And earth songs melt into heavens hymn.
Father Ryan.
, 1888-11-04

Courtesy of Hyo. Archives
, 1888-11-04

Ayoung German officer, rather new to
his work, was drilling a squad Of raw re-
crutts, and gave the word of command:
Lift the right legr' OnG of the soldiers
by mistake raised his left leg, so that it
Joined closely to the right leg of his neigh
Dor. "Donnerwetter!r exclaimed the
officer, what jackampes has lifted both
bis legsF'-Fllegende Blatter.
, 1888-11-04

''No man. says n prominent Philadel-
Ihia physician, who is an enthusiastic
vegetarian, ''who eats a pound Of macca-
ruLi daily, and the balance Of whose food
Is of a kindred nature, Will ever become a
{ "Uuk;.rtl brooklyn Eagle.
, 1888-11-04
Dr.. Vagae'&C1.
&FDCxAI1@rs

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diseases, believing that no condition of human
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the physician VINO deNotes himself
to relieving the afflicted and saving
philanthrophist and a beneiactor to his race
than the surgeon or physician who by close APP
plication excels IN any other b anch of his pro
fession. And, fortunately for humanity the day
is dawRiHg when the false PhIlanthFephy that
condemned the victims of folly or crime, like
the lepers under the Jewish law to die upcared
for, has passed away.
YOUNG MEN
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full follies or indiscretions, Will do well to avail
themselves of this the greatest boon ever laid
NER will guarantee to forfeit five hundred dol
lars for every case of seminal weakness or pri-
waite disease of any kind or character which he
undertakes and fails to cure.
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are troubled with too frequent excavations of
the bladder often accompanied by a slight
smarting or burning sensation and a weaken
ing of the system in a manner the patient can
not account for. On examining the urinary de
posits a ropy sediment will often be found and
sometimes small particles of albumen will ap-
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-08-24

This Il the heading Of > large snree-
column advertisement on The "a page o.
sh;s issue Of the Courier. Those who
rad Il will no doubt be anxious 20 know
~he,her Il Il true that III Of the articles
named IN the liSt - presents Ave sent - !,
each box Of the Sweet Home soap.
Mes. Il Il true, and the firm which makes
49, oiIer i reliable and we'll established
Sweet Home Soap" i Of ~ extraorci-
narily One quality. and no one = os.
! npoiuted Who uses u. Il bears v. =.
Icompsrison to the cheap soaps w W.
which our markets are flooded. Ins
method Of selling the soap V 2 move
one. aud readily commends iise1. =
everv one. since those who buy y e, .
she profits usually paid out fOr srsve'."s
ssiesnen. wholesale and retail grocer:
Etc. Besides. no payment y asked a sss'
TIA goods ave received ana pave 80
on trial il the house for thirty days;
The soap IL delivered right :, tne ooo ~"
III freight charges prepaid. and arrange
ments made % that Il one y not sst's.s'
amer seeing the presents ana us'ng - -
sosp. the box will be taken swsy 49,
ant expense or outlay Of any kinu' =.
nostsI card sent 10 }. D. Larksn 2 ~
buffalo. N. r., will bring : box On ~
I Aug. 24--It.
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CARrERso E0GING. ONCE
MORE WHO DID IT?


II the CoU RiRs Of August 10, Rev. N.
,. Gin and WIN. 4. Dillon, 10 reply %
my card Of August Tho lsi. stating thes
NJ. I. T.. uardin and Auditor John
Gramelspacher bed Informed ne they
were chsrrInR me With egging one B.
=. Carter. NJ. GIN end Mr. Dillon deny
having told NJ. Hardin and Mr.. Gram
elsphscher, Or having circulated the
same. The fact and truth Of Mr.. Hsr-
din and Mr.. 0ramelspacher telling
me that they did, remsins. ! care MOTH
Ing for this matter further, aud %
have been forgiving mankind their er
lrors against me I'll my life, will not STOP
hut forgive them, aIso.
But 1 cannot pass hy Mr.. billions
legotIssic spoaisively" denying, and say
ling be "eqnslsy ~ positively believes
that J. N. Parker, and other Solo
Republicans Of This place, know W"
egged Carter: that Hubert McNahel
said Z Republican offered him eggs 20
throw Al Carter: aud that Republicans
Iof Madison township sympathixe win
The egging: and that Republican egg
ed Carter; and that Republicans avs
now lying ii wait IL that township viii
lsgra. guns and clubs. In pocket AMI nat
and that the good wives Of our neigh
boring village keep = supply Of egg
near At hand. aud that they are reao'
Ifor grand onslaught upon the devose'
heads OF al prohibisionisss. This = q
lbosh.
/. Nov. w. A. d.. We Equally - pos'
4 lively know" that vou was one o. ~
e ssolid Republicans" in the year 1883
and knew. or thought you knew.
: much. or : little more, than any one
;, very solid was you that you would no
y vote for one Democrat; about the oni
J. Republican that boosted and glor,ed :
e bobiailing your ticket. Now, so''d y
4 A. D., say, sposisively," did You ~
i Carter7 II you did not, Say pos'tive'
= that you positively did not. Tell =
positively, II positive. who did positive
|iy egg b. r. Carter. u you 40 p
4 know, positively. who did egg Carte
sssell ~ you don't know, positively. :
= posi,ivels. / care nothing for your cna
:enge. Your eg"tism Il bot the GU
growth OF al converts 10 . new caus
y the young wasp 10 always largest wne
I, first Matched.
IN However I am very much please
81 with Mr.. Gill's statement, for he says
never even thought | did the egg'ng.
J. m. PARKER.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-08-24

Mr.. w. n. Morgan, merchant. Lake
CITY. Fla, was taken with severe cold.
attended with Z distressing cough and
running into consumption II IL hrss
staues. He tried manv socalled popular
cough remedies and steadily grew worse.
was reduced IL flesh, had dif3culty IN
breathing and was unable 70 sIeep. Fin
sIlv tried Dr.. Kings New Discovery for
| Censumption and found immediate 70
LIEF. ana after using about half dozen
hottles found himself we'll and he's had
"a return OF the disease. No other rem
adv can show 90 grand record Of cures
:. IL kings New Discovery for Com
"a mption, guaranteed to do just what I
Claimed for e. Trial bottle tree q Men
ringer Bros. DruR Store. =