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Telegram-herald., 1890-07-04
UNCOMMON BRUTALITY.
A TAD Of 10 Year. crasu, ai.a.sa b,


"Oh, oh, mister, please don't pinch
me 50. | didn't steal no fireworks;
sure didn't. Please let me 20, you
are hurting my neck"
"shut 10. you brat; you stole some
fireworks, and you are going TO jail"
NO; / didn't steal nuthin; please
don't send nee 70 jail. On, my neck,
you are hurting me-"
These words were spoken by a slim,
frail child or 10 aud = hig bur!y man,
who clutched him brutally by the neck
and Wrenched hlm from one side OF the
street 10 the other. The little fellow
was sObbing plteously from fear and
pain, bar ms captor mad 10 compass
sion on him. Block after block be
dragged him until he hauled h!m up IN
front OF a tore AT ll3 West Br.dge-st.
The man proved 10 be the proprietor,
julius Babeuzeln.
By this time a number OF people had
collected. Soon the Sidewalk and road
was crowded with them.
"You big brute, how dare you treat
this poor child in such shameful man
ncr?" exclaimed one citizen.
"He stole pin-wheel Oft the stand
and am going 10 have hlm arrested"
he answered.
"How do you know he stole from
your"
Another boy told me SC"
Three or four citizens then put in
word in the boys defense and asked
HIM what right he had to lll-treat the
lad on the word of another. The man
became ugly and dragged his captive
into the store, but the crowd followed
in after him and forcibly released the
boy Some hot words followed and
threats were made on both sides. The
boy protested his innocense throughout
and complained that Babenzien had iu-
jured hlm.
By this time policeman put in an
appearance and the shop keeper COM
nanded him TO arrest the boy. The
officer heard the story and then ex-
amlned the little fellows neck. There
were three big ridges across 1t where
RobenZien had clutched nm, showing
that he must have suffered great pain.
Miss May Thompson, IL Chatham street,
J. Morgan, 43 Fourth street and r. NJ.
Griswold, who had witnessed the
brutal treatment of the lad related
what they had seen and the
officer concluded that Babenzien was
the one who had committed breach
of the peace by assaulting the boy.
Everybody who had gathered was un-
anlmous IN the opinion that be should
be arrested, and finally Nir. Morgan
started for the police court to swear out
warrant. Babenzien could not
state positively that the boy had taken
anything, and everybody believed him
innocent, as nothing was found on mis-
| person,
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-04

GRAND RAPIDS, july z, 1890.
Through tram and sleeping car SER
vice between CnIcago, indianapolis and
Traverse City Mich, via the Chicago d
West Michigan Railway, Sunday, July
s. Through sleeper viii leave Chicago
daily, except Sunday, at 40 p. m, ar
irving at Traverse City next morning at
s 8. N. Combination sleeping and
chair car leave Indianapolis at $50 D.
m, except Sunday, arrive at GTaDd
Rapids 900 a. M, arrive Traverse City
p. m. Day train with through coaches
leave Chicago at q. M, arrive at Ira.
verse City at ll.05 p. m. AZ Travcrse
City connections Viii be made with tie
Traverse Citv, Chailevoix, Potoskey A
Mackinac" n Of steamers for Caarle-
vo.x, PctOskev. Harbor Springs. Mack
mac Island and Is. Iguace. Passengers
leaving Chlcago at $40 p. NJ, VIII az
rive az CharieyOIx at ii a. M, PetOskev
I .. M, HaTboT Springs i.30 p. M,
Mackinac Island $50 p. M, 81. lgnace
Z p. NJ. Through sleeper from Traverse
City 70 Chicago, and parlor car from
Traverse Cltv 70 Indianapolis, viii
leave Traverse CITY al 6.l5 q. IA. and
arrive At Chicago at sos q. NJ, Indian.
apOis AZ 1879 am. Direct connection
are made at Grand Rapids WITH the D..
/. Y y. r. L. for Lansing. Detroit ard
al points east, at Calcago with ali d.
verg.ng lines for al points West. North
west and Southwest. and al Indian.
apoils 30 and from Cine umsh. LOUIS
vile, and 81 points eygth, Southeast
and Southwest. Ine equipment and
through tra5n service wlIi ne uuoxceli led
Sure connections may De relied Oh.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-04

Scene-A happy home. Enter Req
nald dc Montfort. Reginald de Mont
fori folding his arms and glariag heiee-
ly}-Ma3an. do YOU know lneg Mrs.
Guineyere McGinnis with haatourl-I
mus; confess, sr, that / have not that
honor. r. de NJ (llissing into her earl
Then viii tel You Mrs. McG.-0h.
great heavens. / see il al now. You
are-oh. have pity, have pity r. dc
M. (snesrlngs-Pityf Pity and / are
strangers. You must answer 10 me.
Mrs Meg. almost overcome F-4 es. yes
/ know-but think ana only wesig
woman Be generous T. dc NJ. (yiss-
bly, affected-Woman dare not spare
you even though / might wish 20. Mrs.
McG. And You will know ang r. de
M must. Mrs. NEG. with visible
effort ut self ntrol)-Then ! am 81
wears old, have no mental defects, am
nearnighted, slightly deaf. but am not
deformed: we own our home, and II
isn't mortgaged. Now, ssr. Leave me
leave ne. (Falls faintng 10 the floor
while Reginald DO N. stalks calmly
through the door. )-Washington Post.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-04

- I1a1 Hz1colk pTsss foss A-serfA
dss5 4 ia eolsrezs Al cFGsFed " Be 81
esasssl ca cagc1LaelE Names - "a baL go
q 80 hftys44 s.s.4-Fs szixst ga Aag z
f77s-Afler Las e4ptlsfe "a y yoni1E. Pa. ~
Ia.llzls 1l,ier bl-adL llzszacreG las selE.srs
is.r-- Firrleta as-atgeFza7y % America il1s-
psndsaes. goan A14Ls 4ad Thomas Jelfsr-
scn ex Dr~s,1s1ss. 1isd
fssl-De1El u sx PrezitsHE Jalass Mo4roe Ia
Sse Ygrz. z-sd -
lSss -Corner sssne q Washlnsto8 Enocu1lenE
iail. capsr as .aid Dec. q l,o4
fss8-Pe4ee With Jezi-3 proclaimed by Presi-
deaE Poix kes 4sKie0 sad California b.
came terrltoEasa
ises-lsa Feln5erloB surrendered Vlcksourg.
Miss Uli0n loss STAGE beginning Of sirgs
M4y - go C0aesdsr2ts. iac.sa1.ag sur
relder 1lEl
fsss-Flrs ia Portlali Ne. made 1000 people
homeless Caused ~ q frecraeser.
fsos-H Horato seymour a8d Erancis p Blair
nonlaAle1 for VFesideut and vice prezitens
b tie Democrats
fsre-End n ths great International peace jubilee
az Boston. begun Juns II.
is1s-C Centenary of tas republic celebrated
ls7s-Cete~ayo. Nng OF the Zulls. defeated oy
Lord Chelmsford, subsequently, eapta-s1 and
seat " EDgland
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-04
WOOD AND oPPELF.
fhs ozs : sAn saa shs othss is sti
Alive

1hs o2S IA J4u zaa fAs othsT = sttA
Alive.
The account gwen IN yesterday
mornings TEIE0kAN-HEKALp of tie
murderoas assault of Joan Need upon
Andrew oppslt contained most ~ TIE
sabst@nUzl points u that tragedy
The hfsl appearances pointed 20 no
pregext, no. u s1v motive, for the as.
saull. Il appears that the Moods R~a
heeu giging 4 ascent dance on he1Aes-
day night. Sna lnelr blood lad been
aeatea oolh by tie dizzy wllfl and ~
he REFRESHMENTS Their story =
that Oppeli had danced n0ol-
ueF of sets without paNlpg the
Zee, and Wien re Nas flnalis toTcsa 10
pay, he Was angry. fhey say that after
lne dance wac over, oopels went into
the house and made Indecent advances
10 Mfs. Mood. Ilereup0n Moo KlcAe1
Oppslt OF the yeranda and thea kckee
h.m once after be Was dowa. 1hey
deny tnat any weapon OF any Alna
MAS used.
Mood is how ia jail, where he has
been very much al home % many =
less serious occasion. lie has
t.een confined score o. times
lOr intoxleatiOn, and Was once con-
yicted OF being "a common dfunkard,
aud was sentenced for II 10 the Detroit
HOUSE OF Correction. lie department
N tie jail Is now very different from
what il has been before. lie seems 10
&c aborlng under great mental anxiety,
and keeps 20 his cell and TO hls bed
constantly. lie fully realizes that he
has placed himself IN an awful position.
The njared man was, al last accounts,
dong as we'll as could be hoped. HIS
strength is fairly we'll sustained, and
his consciousness has not left him. The
prosecuting attorney, n anticipation OF
h.s possible demise, took hls deposition
Yesterday. lie told his story n clear
and intelligent way, and II does not
materially differ from the story as told
by him the night or the assault.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-04
SURPRISED THEM.
'.our Tom Pa mer" opens the Chicagoaus'
Eyes

Extract from a Chicago letter: "As
to President Palmer, L must say that ne
has surprised me again. In all my
knowledge and observations of him
never knew him to rise and shine as he
has during the torrdity Of the past
week. lie owns Chicago today, and
they can't think fast enough of things
good enough for him. He Is Rugged,
wined and dined, tally-hoed and re-
cep.ed throughout his waking hours,
admired by all men aud beloved by all
women, and never seemed frcsheT,
brighter or better in his life. He steers
the commission and local directory at
his Will and they seem 10 feel an .-dded
pride OF discovery, for really with all
his record he was unknown 10 the per-
sonnet of this commission and 20 the
active men Of Chicago prior 20 h.s as
sumption of the gayei."
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-04
MRS. MAGGIE VAN COTT,


The Female Evangelist. at Amss ". =.
Church.
Mrs. Maggie Van Cott, the distin-
guished evangelist, viii commence n
series of meetings at Ames Methodist
Episcopal Church, Rev. L. II. King,
pastor, on July Is 10 continue for two
weeks. Mrs Van Cott = known, by
MetnOdists, throughout the United
states. as a powerful evangelist. She
possesses clear, strong voice which q
easily heard and her presentation Of
the xospei a so thrilling that many
persons are led 10 Christ. She has been
engaged n evangelstlc work for many
years and has met with great sucC ess.
~ns ls now u the m lst ~ great re-
VIv3f AZ nlrhnna0 MfCn
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-04

Angry Advertise--If you think I'm
going to pay you for this ad- you're mis-
taken.
Advertising What's the matter
with il?
''You promised TO put it next to read
ing matter, and you've got il right
alongside column Of poetry. Chicago
Tribune
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-04
Lad the Moon Down Fine.

A small farmer was speaking 10 ue
about the weather. He said we should
probably have q change with the new
moon. l asked whether he thought the
moon had any influence upon the wealth
er. Well" he said, they say she has
particular a new moon;" and after q
somewhat doubtful pause he added
"Some says so, but other some says it's
alters the same moon. and it does seem
queer there should be go manJ new
uns. s."-,Notns and Queries.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-04
FAILED TO AGREE.
wilson Richards Cleans OutAll n " ldow 5
Furniture, And Holds 1t.


Furniture, And Holds 1t.
A singular verdict, which proved TO
be no verdict. was rendered by jury
IN Justice HydoTn's court.
About a year ago, Mrs. Jessie Cope.
man purchased Of the Star Fun ture
Company b.il OF goods amour ing IN
value to about SO. Owing TO SICKNESS
and other calamlties. the iady fss not
been able 20 pay IN full. and the other
Gay Wilson Richards Iepleviue4 the
goods. and the SUIT was tired yesterday.
Tie jury fret came IN and dis greeI.
Beng sent out again they dlszgreea, +,
ana then came .n. The silt vii 20
tired again this month. After tse irial
Mr. Richards and bis former partner.
4. A Raven. got into wordy qssrre.
the court nad 20 threaten 90 com
them for Contempt. before they
were wiling 80 quiet down.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-04
FREE FREE FREE
Beautifully Chased Silver Cups Pre-
sented 10 the Winners.

In Pavilion on Ssle-lces. Fruits, Candies.
Sundries. etc. ia h0tel-Ihe hnesi ~ eais pr7-
durable outside Of Grand Rapl3s che mctro3e
lis 81 Michigan. Charges moderate. Rooms
and attendance marn hcent Boats, tsaiae
tacsle and bsit for hire. Bath houses O.
grouads swimming master present Af. o..
/. Walsh has engaged tue musical artists cor
nected with TIE MRS. Chs. TOM THUMB
TROUPE TO GIVE FREE CONCERTS ALL
TEE SEASON. commencing sunday after q acn.
Julya. specla Ladies Day every "Wednesday
az 3 o'clock.
Come b. c. q W. ". r. r. 70 Holland. Take
free b0al 10 saady Side Hoiei.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-04

Mamma-Take your fork. Tommy.
Don't you know it is wrong to eat with
your fngersg
Tommy-Fingers were made before
forks. mamma.
81 know it. Tommy; but yours were
not. t."-Yonkers Statesman.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-04
A Narrowing Fear.

Little Ethel-Please. Mr. Portleigh,
do you wear your belt so tight toto
keep from bursting?
Mr.. Portleigh-Heavens, child, no. Is
that why you have been keeping away
from me?
L. E.-Please-yes, sir, and because
sister Jennie said she thought you might
pop any evening. .-Pittsburg Bulletin.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-04
DIED

DEYRIES-In Toledo. o.. Jacob DeVries.
formerly oi tais city.
His remains we're brought here for burial.
The funeral viii be held nc the house OF his
sister. Mrs fcnsope. SO -outn Lafayette ST..
az 10 a. m. today.
BLf-At the home OF his son-in law IN this
city, A. }. QIist. jacob By. aged 6l years
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-04

The findings 81 tee circuit court n
the Gosch case have been sustained ~
the Supreme Court. sad Gosch wll be
0bi zCd t0 serve out his twe.ve-veaT
sentence for the mans.augnter of Daniel
4. sinclair. last summer He y st4 81
the ssy .um for insane criminals. 80
icn'a. The Bgearly case. bene ldent-
icsi, VII probsely 3 nos be appealed.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-04
Tried TO Wine Out a Family.

EuFAULA, Ala, July 3-News has
reached here of tragedy near Gorden,
in Henry County. Henry l.. Wofford
got into dispute Friday with laborer
in his fathers brickyard and shot the
man dead. He then shot and killed the
dead mans wife and fred at her son,
who was approaching, but did not hit
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-04
Bees Invade n Clothing store.

BANGOR Me-, July 3.-The clothing
store Of Frank d. Pullen & Co. was in
vaded by cloud of bees Wednesday,
which cleared the store of the proprie-
tors and clerks and occupied 1t TO the
exclusion of all others until night
when they were finally driven out
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-04
Consolidated.

WHEELING. w. Va. July 3.-The con-
solidation of the Pittsburgh. Cincin-
natl s. ST. Louis, the Chicago. St Louis
& Pittsburgh, the Cincinnati, Richmond
& jefferson and the Madison & Indian
apolis railroads were advertised
here Wednesday. The capital Is $751;
900. 900. The combine will be con-
trolled by the Pennsylvania Railroad
COnnanY
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-04
NOW THEM

LET the deadly cracker OF;
Bang the big bass drum.
The Eagle sc-san. mighty pean.
The glorious Fourth has come.
Yankee doodle dooi 9 DO.
Yell for Freedoms sakei
And when we've yelled until we're hoar Sc
I0r TIE side doors make break.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-04
WELL-DIGGIRG TERRITORY.
IL Becomes a Bone OF ContentioD Tor
Courts TO settle.

William II. II. Davis, OF this city, is
in the business of building certain
kind of patent cement well. he has
the exclusive right for same in Kent
county, and several months ago pur-
chased from Lafayette Foskett, Il COM
petitor, similar rights IN the greater
portion OF Ionia and Montca!m coun-
ties. Yesterday he filed bili OF COM
plant in the circuit court, claiming
that Foskett was all the time trans
crossing on his latterly acquired terri
tory. Judge Burch ordered a pre-
liminary injunction issued against
EOskett.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-04
HOTEL OTTAWA.

You can 60 10 your store
and get the best corset there
is CHATS Balls), wear II two
or three weeks, return it, and
get your money again, II 1t
isn't exactly nght.
The rcason IS that this
corset is right for nine out OF
ten; and the merchant. or
rather the maker behind him,
takes the risk of the tenth.
There is a primer On Cor
sets for you at the store.
czse.ss oossET Co. cEsSago eas New forE
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-04

.ssHfsenes, July A-Foy Lover
Mch zaH FalFs westerly @inds, s.lgat
changes % tsmpef@sure- for Upper
Michigan. FAR preceded - showers
sa tie eastern portions nofthEestsriy
slnds; slightly cooler.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-04
The Reverse.

Che had displayed her vocal powers
for the benefit Of the manager, and in
quired:
Now, wouldn't you advise me 10 cul-
tivate my voice?'
Cultivate it? No; strive to anaihi-
late Washington Pest.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-04

Door and window screens made 20
order, at Pearl-st., az lowest possible
prices. Also rubber stamps, stencils,
house numbers, heavy gravel screens,
etc. b. J. BUILAHp.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-04
GRANp RApIns. July 8. 30.

GRAND RAPIns, July . JhHV-
On July trains Viii run 10 Reed :
Lake every half hour from a. T.
until ll:30a. IA, and from p. m. uniii
0 .. NJ. and every hour thereafter
until midnight.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-04
oPEN TO ALL ooMERs.

Bost Races. Swimming Races. Tub Races,
Running Races l59 g. 80 yards, jumping hi-a
and distance; Putting 'he Stone. cacE Races
Hitting Machine. African Bali lodscf. Nfesf-
ling, and prizes 70 the hsncsomrss lady aud
tnesf gentleman present Dancing IA the
pavilion.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-04

Attorney lockwood was tasen to
iatl yesterday for safe keeprg Appt-
cztion wll 10 made t0 fae proaate
court look laz - tae lsetl estefmila-
t.o1 ol h.s SANITY.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-04
July I ouTth-

One fare for the round trip between
all points on the G.. i. d |. L. K. Ia
c1rsion tickets sold on July ; and 4.
Good tor return until July ..
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-04

Don't 60 away on the 4th, bat 60 70
Reeds Lake and see the day and even
ing fireworks.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-04

Go to the lake and get ohe OF sWet-
lane tsh suppCTs.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-04

Flora A. Jones Blush Of Roses Is
the finest of toilet articles. For sale by
Peek Bros.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-04

Ask your grocer for Nu kegon crack
ers and cakes. Finest and freshest.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-04
reuaah anl, gnsursian.

The best ICE cream n Amer.ca al
Swetland's Reeds Lake pavilion.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-04
Th.a Dc IN EigtorY July 4.

sG.E- EartfGEd. Csra. fQal1rsL
l-ss Bsn lsslla 4rzaaila arss
aDa pi1E n sonfs5srstioE.
whica 80 saar.e'i - q
eo.oa-al coaFaa<-e4 &c Al
hsay. b8s not rs1ae1 sise-
.lere- - frEis 4EpeaFei
Ia tie colGEel1al eCEsress
offlTl
fTrs-T1s 1sCiaFstlou n l-iz-
o~aaerrs a.iuQted- siulsf
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-04

az told that deaf old Mrs. Peters aoout
Sadie, and what 10 you think SIZE saidY'
"WhatY'
"YeS. That's what she said. Racket.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-04

Enjoy The day by taking 3 trip 70
GRAND Haven and q COO delightful ride
on Lake Mich gan 70 Muskeg0n and re
turn. The steamer "N Isc0nsln' vii
leave Grand Haven on ARRIVAL CT trans
leaving Grand Rapids va. D., .. II. d
~. Ry., At 45 a. ~. and 90 2. m., re-
turning steamer VII leave Muskegon
81 $50 3. rs. making direct ccnnec-
fions a. Grand Haven with tram. sr-
riving u Grand Rapids ~ 95o ?. n.
Fare only sl.25 for round tTip.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-04

60 to TIE AXE and get one q SWEET
land fsh suppsTs
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-01-26

lTEGlAka Dl IA DsCTkKk CElslllEl
cSssPsssts psr 81 PG&rs R,ps.2s.

Texto pArs Las Escuelas de- In Lab
de Puerto-kico ssgnn Decreto de-
kxcnno. . limo. br. Obispo do sEtu
Dl6cesla ID. Juan Antonio Fuig en- II
do Dicismbrs de lSS0,y publicado OF
Ol RSEStaa EcIssiGst,oe an l.. Dc Rnert
dc 1851, que d1cs ed!
"Dessan0o fAcilitar, seg6n su impor.
tHnciA rsqRiarss il HdqUisici6n del o.
teCtsmO dc In Doctrina OrintianA 4 tOda
clAse dc personaa, vsnimos an dsclArar
tAmbien de texso para 10 Di6cesis el
antiguO y popular Uatecismo dsl P.
hpAsas qus Il pssal de "a rsducido vo.
LINEN, Comptends On ems suncillax '
concis&a pHeguntas y respuSatAa Ia "a
ma tods de kAsnUsnAnkA 10 cat0liCa, ran.
nisnAo q In yes In innaansa yentain ae
astar por Gu infimo prsei0 al alcancs ae
90 families pobres.''
FDmMO.---x chAvos nno, % ctr, dcce.
M y $3.50 cts. grssas.
Be venda On 10 IKfRaNTA, A. MAcsn
On PArnL LzaKaxfA del BoLnxN Nxn-
cAsTn FortsisAa -, y On h aeD. Josk
0oMsALHs Fos~, EortAlsxa 81. s.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-01-26
AMIGOS de ToDOs
PILNRAS HOLLOWAY.

hittonsa dc psrsoaas, On tOdas las parties
mHndo, reconaiendAn dichas PfIdoraa como
nsIsf rcstsarstivo do Ia salad qGs 20 conoCs
kHAe cEraA tedas las Afscciorss del corAsan
asi hiEado, del sstonlAgo, de los rinonss y
los intsstin0s, y rsmasvsn ID Horimonia il
nAtalsncl1 y la oartialgia, sxpals&zdo dc Ia
sanErs toda tmparsAs, tortalsoisndo compile
talnsatt 81 sistsna Rsrvtess y dRnds un so-s
>daDis 4 Il erganlsaci0h gsnaraL f7
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-01-26
A Y / 8 Q.

En- Ii Imrrenta del BOLETIH O.
Ia recihido el nagnffico librO titula-
40 Elvas:oano y los MasoNss, poI
Lt'6n Tsxil, unto con las notablea
Can soT,es Gel nismo. AdemAs, &c
bsn geoibiila MaaMales de DifMmtos '
3jisaIes con nnevcs reEos, el RisMal
Romaaocd Par0ohssns, hermosos Pu-
Yiecadores, que 90 recomiendan &
ioa sefsores Ouras, infnidad de
cromoe v ta,jetas de fantaaia para
feIieitaoI5n, precioaiaimas, y una
inmansidad do elegantea y titles
obIeua ds escritOrio,
Todo 70 yende 4 precioa hmita.
dos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-01-26

The Proprietors of the Bolettn
NerantiI /" have the honour Of re-
questing English advertisers to hand
their orders to Mess. AMEDEE
PRINCE Z CO who are the sole
Agents for all EngIsb d Fseneb
Advertising.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-01-26

La OIENOlA DE TENEDURIA DE
LlBROS d npliHCada pOr la apnCaciOn Dc
una rsgls .Alible para aOertar 81 deuaoT
7 81 Acreodoi, acompanada de numarosoa
sjemplos do c4loulos msrOantiles, por O
O. kAEsa, trAduoido De Ia 20: sdicion In
lsss por A. g. Beck, bajo Ia Immediate
enpscnl5o sel Autof. On tomo slegants.
neBte enUuaesrnado 1855, On l6 I'M
del Bosesin
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-01-26
COnTkBILIDAD
MUNICIPAL.

Juego complete de Libros ARE.
glados & los formularios publica-
dos pOr 81 Gobierno General.
Impresos de todas classes para
los Municipios.
. De venta en- 10 Lmprenta del
BoLxTIh.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-01-26
lGUIS hIhERALES
DE BONNEFONT.
KAhAETIALES Dr. ROSSIERES,

sodcas cacicas I
meas ligersmente ferruginosas. 57# *h' =
Estas las de odas axuas minras
naturaa Muy agrsdabes pa pueden beber puras en-
las comdas mercada Los principles esas aguas nan
do motive La Acade mia de Medcna Paris las
ende Las pfopiedadea dc elias hene6cosas en- los pai
ados han Waldo medua Exposition do Cslcua er
1854.
Muy Utilize tempo epidemico como preservaiyo de las
Intermediates ocaaion&das Las aguas ordinariss,
Reemplaasn Las aguas de Vichy todas sus aplica.
clones.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-01-26
BlBAlOTkOA
DE COMERClANTE.

HIEfORIL DEL OOMEROIO as
das las nacionss, dssds Loo tismpss mas re
motos hasta nusstros dias por Mv. 6cheve
tradnCiaa del frances poE los slumnos do Il
olaEs e ssts Idioma estableCidA On 81 A.
nso MmeasN De Aadrid, y publiCsda s q.
pensas De la mism4 as0ciAclon.
Ooa toInos gruesos, pasta sspahola, q
an In ImprsntA del BOlefis.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-01-26
ENCUADERNAC!ON
DEL "BOLETIN KERCAv7'II, .

hn esta secci6f de La casa montada -,
tOd0s los eiement0s necesarIOs v nroygAaa ~
mater1a!es de priEneFa ciase, AZ Eacs,r, aa,.,,--
dernaciones en h0aadess, c.sftaae, f.a.,a a..
pamela, piei &c i@yaaae oa4 reieyas. ..,d. ,,.,,.
fecto Y 8 perc'o. red ocsds>a.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-01-26

Administration du BOIetin MaF-
santu Phonneur de prier Messieurs
ks Annonciers franeais de vouloir bien
semeffre lenrs or6res de Publicite
NM. AMEDEE PRINCE & Gle, qui
ont les Agents uniques ct exclusifs
!see journal ponr l. PabseiN Frssesiss
lnelsis.
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aUnguentO Holloway.

Este mArsvilloso bGlsAmo saaA infalihlsmsn
to Lac hsridAs antigsas, las lIsgas, y iss male
dc piernAs Y do pscho. Pof medic dc "a iniiasn
ola iAa iAiosEas vifaisntas toman may prosls
an aaPsoto ooavaisciants y dssAparsoan. ia:
mAe ds1A, este sn9xsntO fsrrtEsrants, de prel
daoir aaA osrA psI8ecta de las 1fsocionss Dc IA
misl, ios OoaShpadcs, las tOsss si rssms tie
me, aan oaARdo ss ia suslAdo sa vans 10
dos lesdsmas Tsn,sdioa.