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steadily heidi No. mixed. in grain depot, SIC;
No. 3 mixed, in grain depot 3sc; steamer. No:
mixed, in export elevator. soc; No. mixed, in
export elevator, Al lec; NO. 2 mixed January,
ScI FeeFaargg Al May asssn Oats
Car lots dull: No. white, 32lec; No white,
34c; futures duh and unchanged. Butter duh
Pennsylvania prints, extra extra Soc. Eggs dun and
weak; Pennsylvania firsts, zoe. Receipts-Flour,
LOO Sr a wheat lsoO bn eSr n 4s21 900 b 6n
corn, 5000 bu; oats, II 900 bu.
MINNEAPOLIS, Jan. 5.-There was very little
trading In sample wheat up to II o'clock. and
but few sales had been made. The demand re-
mains at a merely nominal point. buyers SEEM
1ngy taking the stuff only for the sake or secur-
ing special bargains and not because the grain is
Wisconsin points, and Milwaukee was perhaps
taking much wheat off the sample tables as
lower than yesterday, though SELLERS held at the
same i'm the early part of the day. The receipts
were 81 carloads, and 90 carloads were shipped
out Following were the closing quotations:
track. $I.I6; No i Northern. January. $1.Os;
May, 81 .10l4; track. 81. 0s LOO; No. North
ern, January, CSC; May, $1.o2; on track, $50
96c.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 5.-Flour steady. Wheat
firm; No red, Csc; receipts, 1000 blu; ship
35loc. Oats in moderate demand; No. mixed,
2792sc. Rye dull; No. 2, SOC. Provisions quiet
Ss of s wnskg ae sas. s ss
barely steady at 15S16c. Cheese steady.
TOLEDO. Jan. 5;ZWheat active and lower;
but steady; cash, 44c. oats quiet; cash. &c.
Clover seed lower but steady; February. $500;
March, 25. Receipts-Wheat, IL, 600 blu; corn,
5000 bu; clover-seed, 53s bags. Shipments
Wheat, 5000 blu; corn, 5000 Blu; clover-seed,
554 bags.
DETROIT, Mich, Jan. 5.-Wheat-No. white,
cash, $1.02; No. 2 red cash and January,
81: May, $1.05la. Corn-No. cash and Janu-
AIRY, 3sas; FEBRUARY. 24c: Oats1No. 2, 27sse;
bu; corn, 13, 200 bu; oats, 1900 blu.
Oil.
OIL CITY, Pa, Jan. 5.-National Transit GER
s57sc: closed, s6l4c sales, 554, 900 brls; clear.
ances sos 900 brls; charters, %, OILS brls ship
ments, 20, 450 brls; runs. 39,373 brls.
NEW YORK, Jan. 5.-Petroleum opened steady
at e64c. and after slight decline in the early
sales, $4,000 brls. Turpentine quiet at 46ioc.
PITTSBURG, Pa, Jan. 5.-Petroleum dull but
steady. National Transit certificates opened
at SEC; closed at 86asc; highest, S6iac; lowest,
sec.
standard white, 11Oe, 7lac. -
CHARLESTON, s. c., Jan. 5.-Turpentine
steady at lec.
WILMINGTON, Jan. 5.-Tmpentine firm at
44c. f9f
Cotton 1C
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 5.-Cotton firm; mid
ding uplands, 9l0c; low middling, &c; good
ordinary. S3sc; net receipts, S,943 bales; gross
receipts, 9343 bales; exports to Great Britain.
bales. nc
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 5.-Cotton firm; with good
demand; American middling, 7-16d. Sales,
IL, 600 bales, of which 900 bales were for spec
n1ofi nd nd nd cd hol
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when Baby w. sick, We gave her CastoriA.
When abe was . Child, she cried for CastoriA
When she besame Miss, she chung to Castoria,
When che had Children, abe gave them CastoeiA
RAILWAY TIME-TABLES.

DENNSYLVANIA LINES-THE DIRECT AND
l. POPULAR PASSENGER ROUTES.
Trains leave and arrive at Indianapolis as follows:
PANHANDLE ROUTE-EAST.
Leavefor Pittsbg. d n. Y. 4:30am. .3:00pm 5:10pm
% % Richmond & Columbus. 900am 4:00pm
Ar from n. Y & Pittsbg. 50pm 10:20pm
Columbus, Richmond. etc....9:4 0am 3:50pm
Seepers to Pittsburg and New York without change.
CHICAGO DIVISION.
Leave for Chicago and Northwest: 20am 1l:20pm
Arrive from Chicago and Northwest. S:5Oam 3:5Opm
J., NJ. q l. r. R.-SOUTH.
Leave for Louis
vie & the so'th. 4:o5am s:9Oam 4:oopm 5:1opm
Ar from Louis
v'le& the So Ii. 10:45am 1l:1oam 6:4Opm l1:Oopm
L&v. r. R--SOUTHwEsT.
Cairo Express, Leave 710am
Vincennes Accommodation. Leave 4:00pm
Vincennes Accommodation, Arrive 10:50am
cairo Express, Arrive o:OOpm
VTANDALIA LINE-sHORTEST ROUTE TO ST.
LOUIS AND THE WEST.
Trains arrive and leave Indianapolis as follows
Leave for st. L.....7:30am 11:55am 11OOpm l:00pm
Greencastle and Terre Haute Accom-: 4:o0pm
Ar. from ST. L......345am 4:15am 2:40pm 500pm
Terre Haute and Greencastle Accom- lO oOa Dan
on through trains. For rates and information apply
to ticket agents of the company Il X. DEElNG AS
sistant General Passenger Agent.
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LIVE STOCK.
Cattle in Light Supply-Market Active with
No Material Change-Hogs Active and Firm.
Tor

CATTLE-Receipts, 375; shipments, 80. The
supply was light for Saturday. Quality fair.
ofix taria nj oh in r}oa
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instruments filed for record in the recorders
office of Marion county, Indiana, for the twenty
four hours ending at 5 p NJ, Jan. 5, 1889, as
furnished by Elliott & Butler, abstractors OF
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TRADING AT CHICAGO.

Total ...$ 81 ,O95 ,974 Increase Ia. ::
Outside New York, 392. pa, s57 Increase :. az
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-22

Ealm2r n hsSteEsH In the Forum.
The best society, il may be observed IN
parenshsAss, Is not the best place to study
American types. The highest civilization
IS hostile to types. II tends toward uni
iormity CT manners, rubs OF angularities
Of conduct. obliterates giaring character
istics. AZ first glance, a New York after
noon tea does not differ sfrikingly from a
London afternoon tea. In both places
people e, 20 shoR themselves, half out Of
vanity. half as q metter OF duty. They
have no expectation Of being amused
nor are they amused; but they
they depart aith the amlahle fiction upon
their lips that they have had such de-
lightfei time certain weli-bred hy-
pocrisy is absolutely necessary to make
social intercourse smooth and agreeable.
IL is one OF the results OF civilization. The
blunt sincerity Of the fTontiersman stamps
him as q barbarian. Women of the Sarah
Althea Hill variety flourish yet in the
extreme West, and are typical of a rude,
semi-barbarons social condition. They are
giaring Illustrations of our social history
which reveal more than would a hundred
pages of eloquent text But even in Cali
foruia that type OF woman has ceased 70
excite admiration: and when it is no longer
admired it viii soon become extinct.
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the raaes, razsd = the speAksF increda-
oasly.
Il woaIdn't. tsat's facf. one Of them
remarked knowingly.
And vet. +" resumed the stranger, II an
ready 70 BET twenty dollars that can do
hsw
Upon hearing this statement your uncle
edged cautiously away. while the knowing
fellow STEPPED nriskEy 70 the front.
You say you'll bet 50 en- III" he re-
marked in . voice trembling with excite
nsent.
That's what said
ssI.et me see that bottle. /" demanded the
seeker after knowledge
The bottle was raised among the crowd,
and after due examination WAS pronounced
worthy Of confidence. After much dIsc11s-
sion Of ways ard means. interested parties
formed q syndicate with capital Of $.
which sum Was instantly covered b. the
stranger. An individual presumably dis
interested was chosen 20 hold the stakes,
and the knowing chap vas appointed 70
ia the black hottie.
Having turned in water TIL the vessel
was running over. be remarked with
grin:
There, guess she's bout as full as she
can hold II you can crowd any more
water into her, mister. why go ahead
Without saying q word, the buslness-liks
stranger proceeded 10 cork the bottle
tightly. Then be turned il upside down,
and in the large hollow Which is found al
the bottom OF most bottles he poured two
or three giIls OF water.
"IlI trouble you 70 hand over thai
money. be said TO the stakeholder, when
he had done the trick.
Then arose chorus Of complaints
.sTwasrl't fairin "The water amt in the
bottle 1.-THE hull things q swindle r
v0ciferatsd the duped rustics.
Meanwhile the stranger coolly pocketed
the stakes, babe the dissatisfied yokels
'.good.day, and IN another moment was
rome
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The recent discussion on the subject OF
electrical execution has made that and kin
dsea meS3es ~ Kidding the world az crim-
inals theme 0f much interest There are
Jew persons who have read accounts oi
executions without wondering what
thoughts, IL any PASSED through The head
alter Che drop falls and the neck Is sup
porting the body Ia the air This question
reyeived few times naturally brings up
tAa question. Where the criminal
has besn deeapi lated do thoughts
pass through the bead after ia
sepAsasien from the body Aeoorlins e.
the following remarkable recital the head
does think when separated from Tie trunk.
II ehiy for brief periu,i Of time. fhs &C,
eoans i from Parts newspaper
rssegos ne la PaSnmerAiS wNs executed
tef murder OF most atrcciaas cruelty.
The night before hix execution he was xis.
itea ~ sargeoa Nelpeaa. who. after a few
preliminary remarks, informed him that
he bad cone in the interests us science.
and that he hopea for Doctor he IA Penn.
lneraiS' cooperation,
1ee know. BE sid. "tAat ere ~ the
most interesting Questions ia physiology il
- 10 whether any ray at usemosy. rsaec-
ts'A& OF HftANtsaAstA N<iFFifN2 n ne NFazH ~
snAa after the fail 81 the head
NJ this point che condemned Doctor
loaAsss sazz1suhas startled. eat professional
instincts 81 once resumed their Sway. and
TIE Two physicians cAtnaly dSscasseSs AID
aTrSnsed ths details for an experiment gor
TIE nsxf morning.
"Mhea the knsss falls. " sa3 velpeaa, II
shall b. ssansisag sS yuuT side anA yaar
heal wlf ~ cnes p4ss irans tse heasisulsrs =
haFas laso nziae | wsa then cry distinctly
ia wear ear. re IA femaseeass. can yoa AZ
tbs sneneat tazsce lower she ia a vsslr
ughs eyw while the left gwnaGlAs open ~
The next DAY wAea the great sarruon
reached tAs cell OF The condemned Pom me.
rwis. kr foRna the doomed Aaa pFze.
tesug the ssxn sgree3 ap0n. A ssw
natnates lister the gtlEliotsne had done is
SeFA sns the head w&s IN Nelpe&a's lands
snA sue aaessscn paG FAmzAslzr as be a A
Slsh sAs snesg shocking ard rAasssy scsxaes.
De = ~ almost Irczsa with sesror So be saw
the rs8hs ia ssewly f&a. whsle sAs otlasr
aSsskst nxesiy al bra
"AsaAa. BE grseS3 srAnt1cA.Ey.
The ia.as sassed hst they dsa net razt. Ii
Vas AL ever.
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Ihe Doe Conlan.t Cateh M.

''Come outen that turnip patchl' yelled
a farmer to 4 tramp who was helping him
self with aggravating GOODNESS.
Come down an put Ine out. you stingy
old skinilint +" called back the tramp.
The farmer moved down towards the
turnip Patch.
Come right in,n yelled the tramp IS the
farmer approached the fence: ''come right
in and take a fali with me. I've got the
incest case of smallpox right here under
these old duds you ever laid your eyes on.
heard that furnIps was good for it an
thought would try some. But don't mind
the smallpox. I'm feelin' tolerable gay yet.
an think / can make il lively for you.
I'm a sick man. but never dodge or shirk.
Come right IN. Old Huckleberry."
lin that case" said the farmer, II guess
the dog will do. He don't mind the small
pox. But II You don't want him to catch
case of IL and chaw il up you'll git right
lively
This was development In the situation
that the tramp had not considered; bat he
wAs nimhle. and got through the clearing
and Up q tree before the dog arrived.
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Manieh Letter 90 Sc. Paul Globe
Several weeks ago we had the pleasure
of seeing ex.Queen Isabella, of Spain, in
ore of the shops here. She was accom-
panied by her daughter, who married one
Of the sons OF the prince regent. No one
vas allowed in the same aisle with them,
bat We happened 20 be standing in the
NEXT aisle and had 8 very good opporta-
nifty OF seeing her. She is a fat old lady,
rather short aud not AZ ali queenly in man
ner or appearance. She was dressed very
dowdily and wore false wave" They
say she is very poor, anashas sold all her
jewels. she stopped only short time ia
Munich. visiting her daughter. and from
here went 20 Paris The daughter and
faEnilT live at Nymphenherg $50 called
from the many marble nymphs placed
about the private GARDEN, a castle delight
fully situated in naEarsl park. throug ID
which q stream of water flows
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EAIf 2 FAFIf IFtNF tstEWlEItII1a
Is j, baldwin vent 70 q hotel In New
YORK Tor rest tie was only going 60 star
a few hours IA town. IL was about O'Clock
when he registered and he wanted 70 take
a little steep before he was called as ~. The
genilemanly clerk recognized the name and
the man. and looked pleased 10 have whack
st the iong purse al the California million.
aire. BALDWIN had his several hours sleep
aud was called At ~ O'Clock - orderea. lie
went 10 The office and asked for his bill. 1t
wAs handed So hlm--S0. Mr.. Baldwin
looked al it.
Il am very much obliged 70 yoa for
waking me az la cAoek"
"Why e.
"ft Asd slept fsw hours more il wouAa
have busted me"
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Fort Pierre. ard was the belle q the var
dance. She we're : jaeket tr1EsTned with
10 Elk teeth. no two teeth being taken
from the same animal, and al being taken
from eIks which she had herself slain she
i described IS tzil ard very handsome Tor
q si0ux maiden. ana as her grandfather.
Hump. Is considered vel Fixed al the
dude bucks On the reservation are trying
to secure her for wife At present her
smiles are showered on Young Man Make
fhe-Fire, but the season Of the year e
thought 70 De the only thing in his favor
and hali-a-dozen dudes With summer
names are lying low and waiting for spring
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II anybody believes that this IS net des-
tined 10 be q nation Of blondes. let him
study the statistics of the immigration Of
the scandinavian people. The population
of Norway shows a percentage OF 81. OF
Light eyes Flaxen hair appears II % 10
per cent, while absolutely black hair Is
only found in the ratio OF ? per cent. The
immigration from Scandinavian countries
in 1855 numbered over 5000. or about one
sixth Of the entire immigration that year.
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visstor. . tbs paris Expesation.

According to the calculations Of the Paris
poIice $4,000 proyincisis and l.5aoo
foreigners have visited the ex-
hihation. The foreigners included
$1,000 English. 800 Belgians,
1900 Germans. coco Spaniarss.
81. GO Swiss, 5000 Italians, 5000 Aus
TRANS, 700 Russians. 600 Greeks, Turks
and Roumsnians. 800 Portuguese, $50
scandinavians. {. 90 Asiatics. I2.e0a Aiger-
ians and other Africans. 5000 North
Americans and 8 COO South Americans.
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Don't you think said youth. after
working his vocal chords with intense
vigor beside the hotel piano, THAT | ought
TO 20 on the stage7"
Yes replied Miss Pepperton, who
doesn't like him very well, anyhow, Il
certainly do. There is one that leaves for
the station just an hour and halt from
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a nsa 1saieea far ne srailssssa.

VIII SAs c~rtSssty Of veso 81 8rv IN.
frseasiay ssgss1assan ksfoFs them. sAe Last
motive q TIE eneEaaes of eavB service re-
form foF seeking g Impair TIE usefulness
81 TIE eEval service commission - DESTROYED
Ans ehAner IN sAe asxt foaF years i sure
- hs for TIE better tnstcaa q fae wusSa
aaa the sFssllsEaen rasEas as wsl aeoep4 the
s. AAEsass
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Sorrow Of the Photographer.


Baldheaded land very homely) old gem
tleman, TO photographer-Drat such pct
uresI Can't you make me look any better
than that. after five sittings7
Photographer thoroughly exasperatsdl
II think can, sir, if you allow me to
take the back OF your head. 1t hasn't so
much expression as the other side, but II Is
a blamed sight prettier.
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rety EaAihsslea. ~ Epvy Aaa Malice.

Rochester taroutela.
As matter e fact, these partisan AZ.
TAGS upon the postmaster general are ah,.
sslntely ineonseqnsntial. The people rec.
ognsxe IN him eleAF-he.sied. energetic
ard sysicsnaE4e nan, sls@se one purpose is
~ raise 50 the highest roint ef efficiency
The E~sstai services 81 THIS couaiTy. The DE-
PsrtEent wss badly denior2liaei when he
assured esatrrs, BAT already she improve
saent Is gatks~s. and there Is every sndsra-
ssan that radical and ranEe hens6eial
ehAaTes wtsl foslow. The people know
shis Ard they knaw tie postmaster sea.
eFAA He u E0t wasting time in taking 10
hostile politicians, r4or "a formulating
vague theories. kls be- Is attending ssrfeElv
g hes.nesS the eounsry's business and :
FapSs5sy setting Is in excxlEeat shaps.
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SsanissssS uR - = counter a. oae 81 tie
haesh*, a distinguished booking stranger
hsEzn teytag wssh cegHEaan Alark eassla.
Aea weai&a eesssss / sxsuiA pas naase
~sssT sn tasz bottle tAaH Ans other mas gsa
These FToaa1s. vosssd goa - he asked care.
s2sssy.
! hknGsGl - s9sascs, gAgAsrea N frcos -
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= pIAIN sTATFMENr.

Many persons desiring 90 invest in real estate
buy reekiesSiy upon the statements 81 osheIs-
The nroper yysy 70 buy Is 70 examine the prop
erty carefully and then bay OF responsible
dealers We recommend the lots and blocks we
have for sale on the shore OF tfeen lake -
worthy al your Immediate attention Apply at
Green Lake headquarters, room 9. kilgen olock-
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"A Insatlsa R~Ele.


Iaa, TIE es2ns1aagyhses q CAief HHmp.
saaes of TIE ln<iian pssssce 81 TIE reaerxs.
ssoz. xaz-xgsasas AZ 5 rees1s~Sseg ssass A
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New CITY map compiled by Scurry & Owens,
city engineers IS nov rendy for delivery. Ap-
ply 10 Iowman & Hanfori Stationery and Prinf-
Ing Company Front street.
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Holiday Goods
We mention many articles stock calling pour
ton following suitable for presents etc.

HALVES. Ice Cream spoons. Sugar sbslis
olive Forks, Cream Ladies', Cefree
spoons. Berry Spoons. Etc. In plush
eases. single Tea and Dessert Spoons
Geld and silver Pocket Match Boxes.
Pearl Handled Fruit knives and Nut
Picks, Opera CLASSES. Sterling silver
and silver Plated Napkin Rings. silver
Plated Tea Sets. Cake Beskets. Butter
Dishes. Berry and Fruit Dishes, Cups
Chiid's Knife. Fork and spoon, Rogers
Knives. Forks. spoons, Butter Knives.
Sugar Spoons, Crumb Knives and
Trays, Soup Ladies'. Berry spoons.
water Sets. Carving Sets, and many
other articles TO numerous TO mentien.
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DIAMONDS.

DIAMONDS.
Ladies' aud Gents Gold, Gold Filled and
silver Watches Of nearly all American
makes. prices from "a mp into hundreds.
Gold and Roll Plate ChAins Of All de-
scriptfons.
Laeksts and Charms, Sleeve uttons. Col
lar Rnttens, Scarf Pins. stpds, Emblem
Pine and Charms.
Bracelets, Lace Pin and Bro ehes, Read
Necklaces, Side Combs. Glove Hut
toners. Rings, SILK Umbrellas. Canes,
Geld and silver Thimbles. Spectacles
and Eyeglasses. Sterling silver Butter
KNIVES, Pickle Jerks, Cake and Pie
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-01-09

kQs COl0res pklidOs, Gf0cciOa tan GeH9-
fdiizGd1 enffe i1s J6Osnes on sl pertodp
10 saf0fMl0cLOR: Ia Anamia, Ia Clor6siS,
Df0cNfSOfGS aef mayor RdWerO de llee-
elDhes cfGntcGs, 80 t0JabakeA eNcGkMeAit
e9N u Nnlnkee f6AN5NP AGf fMIEnR0 nRANABs
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LIFR,OS

LIPROS
Irecibidos pc a.,I eI aiItifmlot GEif q.
Por-GorfeG mladfnpnenta
@ Gel BOLE N MEkCAlts
TIL. IA ffia z
5s.eredar74ogI smhres'ds pn6
. najA spoM y InAdls.
J hscnch-M1 ttir del 0sIeota
O6digo Pensll litar.
Ancora dc sal acl6n. fnexoa,..
mario q. sssD
Casta6os.-Te, irIrfa A. .,,,,,.,.
Guia del Comere y.de IA. 49, 49,
NOVELAS ID PNnNz 80 q
DOS.-Mehoriasd .nggjbtfe =, y. ~ ~,
1915, El GrandOa ente Tilsrs,s iSs ~ -
de 1924 Un Vi itario ~ ~ 49, !
Los APostolcos, laha MAttfn E
Empecipado, Los ienImI EiiSs ~ -
San Luis, Un face so me ~ ~; 49,, ~
de Julio, Batalla. l0a & 80 49, n !
Bail6n, El9 equip del Rev ~
Napoleon en- Cha rffn. 6i sIS ~
Mario yel2 dem ). GeSoaa ! q ~, ~
falgar, La 'seg1nd asaaa lTG - 4 -. !,
td de OarlosFdV.a lix Z.rs..Ss.a 80. :
Tormento, El DIT ntenos r. .sS g. 4
hibido, La Fonts 3 de - 49, 4 4 -, 81,
Amigo Manso DC aPerfas@tS 49, ~. -
ria, FoFtunata 81 Jacints, 5 ~ 10 y
nilia 2 de Leon Boo .-sLaDeshes.d = ]
do. o - 1s-oA- !.
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ES Ell MAS BARAT0.
tAilclSHe d a De1llIl CRIs7AIl
eoapsssto per 81 Psdrs Rips.1s.

Texto para las EscuslAs do 10 Isis
dc Puerto Rico segtn Decreto de-
Excmo. . limo. ST. Obisro de ests
Di6cesis d. Juan Antonio PUG en- II
de Dieiembrs de $780, y pubIcado on
81 BolstSs EcJesi6ssice en- L. de Enert
de 1881, que dice AM:
"DeseAndo facilit&r, segdn "a impor.
tanciE rsquisrs, Ia adquisici6n del o.
tecismo de ID Doctrina OEistiana & tods
elase dc personas, venimos On declaral
tAmbi6n dc texto para 10 Di6cesis 81
antique = popular Oatscismo del P
Ripa!da que Gpesar de ~ reducido 70:
lhmen, -comprende an sus sencillas J
concisaa preguntas y respaestAS p su-
ma todA de Ia engelAnsa cat6ica; rsu-
niepdo 4 Ia ves la innensa ventaja de
sstar por su infmo precio n alcancs de
90 familiAs pobress"
PBAmo.-3 ehsvos uno, IS cts. dose
M y $3.50 cta. grLesa. ~
Sc vende On II llrPRnNEA, ALMAczn
DDPAPM Z LfsRzRfA del BoLnrM Mns-
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pusac6n p contratos sera prcco con-
vsncionales dsteminaran los mismcs
tdos gAeAs autorsados
arA del autc qsn ssumia do oonreqc
m&s con b do persona responsabls do ID pago. q
Los conuncad rsmidos gscsas snunccs no
dsvueltod annque pubIqnen. g - - - w. e
No q fesponde do hi extsavios de cich6s.
Il del pedo consderada sete
dc largo
E anunane ndfa exg coluna nara
publication de snunos En dc d concedse paa ln
10 p.S sobre 81 preco de taSih. ~ 77' k'ST7T ~
ri .nunans que snvs eles pubadn
drA bnfcaci6n de 10 pS sobre los precios sarfa
Ouando mports de los ps snsu.es
reciba psdco de cada nteo En- cono en-
viara e primer ndmsro e 80 ss e ..
Para los mscrptors del nss de gi conunicadO
remtido, setn correspondence csnkecos
Los susctores nd 30 de bonRoac6n sobe el preo de p
Icstlas, conuneados remitidos -f@ ~ ~ ' r7 = eSo
Elmport de las sussrpcnss anunc gace smitos
cados antcllAdO sstef 8. a'eF' 7e077
rsntegdo ppbnes como 10 us hubssen
dsjadO de salr. ess'n'os - "78'o T-7'7777
Tarifa para La publication dc anuncfos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-01-09
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pznd6, feoemisndsn diohss Rfldoras comd
nsior rsssaurative Do h .sslud qus 10 ccneee
Rllas ouran todaa las afoocionos del eoras6a,
del higado, del sstdmage, do osriaonss 4
loG lEtosdnoe, = fsmieven 10 acrimonia, IL
zatnlsnois' , ID cardialgia, expulsando do IL
ssnxTs toda imparssa, fortalsoisnde epmpls
hmonts 81 aistsms nervioso y dande m tone
adabls { 10 crganisaei6n rsnsral.