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The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-05-24
Democratic Victories.
Exchange.

Exchange.
The town elections held recently
over the North and West were uni.
formly favorable to the Democratic
In Connecticut, New Jersey and
New York in the East, and Ohio,
Indiana, Illinois and Michigan, in
the West. they were all of the same
cheerful character. TIE Republicans
freely predicted that The result in
would show that Gov. Camp
bells success last November was
accidental, but when Cincinnati,
Columbus, Cleveland. and Toledo
all show Democratic victories it was
noticed that the Republicans no lon,
ger held d mortage on the buckeye
State. No3t of the smaller places
all showed Democratic gains. In
Indiana the result was in the nature
of a rebake of the severest kind TO
President Harrison. II was a clean
sweep for the Democrats. Ex.Sena.
tor Joseph Mcdonald, speaking on
this subject, says: president Har.
rison is giving his party a Republic.
an Administration, bat the tendency
Of his State and the country is De
mocratic. The,e township elections
in Indiana mean q great deal. The
Trustees, who are elected for two
years, are supervisors of election,
have charge of town affairs, the
expca ditures of money, the control
of schools aud of the poll-lists.
Their Importance is recognized by
both parties, and a strong fight was
made all over the State by both
party organizations. There are
| 800 townships, and the Democrat
seem to have largely increased their
vote. There is every reason TO
suppose the State will be Democrat
ic in the tuture."
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-05-24
Uncertainty ora Bonnty-

Times-D Democrat.
The friends Of The sugar industry
must not lose sight Of the fact that
in the debate nov going on in the
House over the Mckinley bill, a
number of Republican members
have been outspoken against the
bounty system and declare that
they cannot support it. The Chica-
go Tribune aud nearly half the Re,
publican papers are attacking the
sugar bounty, while in the House
Mr.. Kerr, Of Iowa, and a number
of other Republican Congressman
arc outspoken against it, and op
posed to taxing one American in
dustry for the benefit Of another.
Some idea can be formed from
these facts Of how delusiye is the
promise held out to the sugar plan
ters by the ways and means com
mittee, which has offered them a
bounty for fifteen years, we remark
ed, at the time, that the committee
could not control future Congresses
and that any subsequent one could
repeal its provision in regard to the
payment OF boanties. 1t seems nov
that it cannot control even the
present one that the Republican
members are breaking away from
the sugar section of the tariff bill,
as far at least as the bounty provis
ion is concerned.
The friends Of sugar have pro.
tested from the very start against
this bounty. They must not be
deceived into the idea that there is
any hope Of its permanedcy, or even
of its passage BY the Republican
majority Of the present, Congress.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-05-24

The editor Of this paper, while
walking towards his home the other
night. little dreaming Of danger
and only thinking Of the fnturs fate
of those who never pay Us, vas
accosted ut one Of our dark corners
by a masked individual, who, thrust
ing tie muzzle Of an ~uglylooking
horse pistol so close upon U per.
son as TO make a dent in u paper
collar, demanded our money or our
life. We Immediately demanded
one minutes time in which to say
the little prayer u mother taught
US some years ago, telling the rob
Der at the same time that our death
might interfere with this weeks
issue of the paper, when ldl the
fellow dropped into our trembling
hand a shining dollar, and thrust
ing the revolver at u feet, sped
away like the wind. Now, we will
send this paper for Que year, togeth,
er with a chance in our organ, to
any Of our readers who a assign
some cause for the strange action Of
this midnight desperate. We have
wondered If he was On editor, but
his possession Of the theory explodes
this theory every time.-Gretna
Courier.
We think we can answer you,
Bro. Cox. It was certainly a case
of mistaken identity, as it is has
never been in the history Of our
country, Of a robber making such a
demand from an editor. Send
organ by freight, via Kansas City
Louisiana and Gulf railroad.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-05-24
Beware Of Ia san.

philadelphia Times.
Do you want to keep your skin
nice all summer? Well, then here
are some rulesfor you:
Don't battle in hard water; soften
it with q few drops of ammonia or a
little borax.
Don't battle yoGr face while it is
very warm and never use very cold
water for it.
Don't wash your face when you
are travelling unless it is with q
little alcohol and water or . little
vaseline.
Don't attempt to remove dust
with cold water. Give your face
a hot bath, using plenty of good
soap; then give it q thorough rim
sing with water that has had the
chill taken of of it.
Don't rub your face with q coarse
towel. just remember it is not
made of cast iron, and treat it as
you would the finest porcelain, gen
tIy and delieately.
Don't use q sponge or linen reg
for your face. Choose instead "a
flannel one.
Don't believe you can get rid Of
wrinkles by filing in the crevices
with powder. Instead give your
face a Russian bath every night
that is, battle it with water so hot
that you wonder how you can stand
it and then, a minute after, with
cold water that will make it glow
with warmth. Dry il with a soft
towel and go TO bed and you ought
to sleep like a baby, while yonr skin
is growing irmer and coming from
out Of the wrinkles and your rest.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-05-24

every one who respects female
CHASTITY and tile sanctity of the home
circle, and even The most strenuous
opponents of lynch law have no
objection to make to its employ
meut in such cases as this.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-05-24
= Negro LyncE,ed in Assumptions.
DonaldsonyiIle Chief.

DonaldsonyiIle Chief.
Last Monday morning. shortly
after dagbreak, q negro named
Philip Williams. a quasi preacher
living on an adjacent plantation,
entered the residence of Mr.. Thos.
Phelps, part owner and manager oil
Phelps & Bergeron's "Two-bits"
place below Paincourtville, having
laid in wait outside until Phelps
had arisen and gone to the field.
Stripping to bis undershirt and
hanging his clothing on tho on the
hatrack in the hall, the black
scroundrel went into the bedroom
whore Mrs. Phelps was sleeping,
and was in the act of lifting the
mosquito bar when tho lady awoke
sprang out Of the opposite side Of
the bed and ran screaming out the
back door with the negro in pur-
suit. The noise awoke Oscar Der.
geron, a lad living in the house,
who Immediately arose and snatch
ing up a pistol, began firing at the
intruder, unfortunately with defec-
tive aim. The negro started across
the yard, but changed his mind and
returned to the houze to get his
clothes. The place was surrounded
by laborers who were just going to
work, and finding that he would
not have time to dress, Williams
ran into the bedroom again, slipped
oD a mother hubbard gown belong.
ing to Mrs. Phelps and crawled
under the bed, where he was cap,
tured. Mr. Phelps. attracted by
the hubbub, returned 10 the house
and assisted in the capture of the
negro, whom he struck several
sound whaoks With a stick, suppos.
ing that the fellow had entered the
place only for the purpose of steal
ing. Had Mr.. Phelps known at the
moment what the real object Of the
intrusion was, he would undoubtedly
have killed Williams, but after the
latter had been securely tied the
indignant husband " s pursuaded
to allow the prisoner to be con
Yeyed to Jail at Napoleonville.
Shortly after midnight Of Tues
day a party of about seventy men
rode into Napoleonyille, broke open
the sherifs Office in search of the
keys, and failing to find them,
hunted up jailer Wallace and com.
PEELED him to admit them to the
cell in which they would be ravisher
was confined. Taking their pris.
oner half a mile up the road they
gave him time for confession and
prayer, then strung him up to a
limb ola tree on the front Of the
Elm Hall plantation, where his
dangling body was found the fol
lowing morning, and taken down
for burial. He made no effort to
deny the object Of his visit to the
Phelps residence, and the only
explanation of his conduct he
vouchsafed is that he wasn't a mar
man.
Mrs. Phelps is d beautiful, refued
and highly respected lady, and the
Indignation aroused By the dastardly
attempt to assault her is shared by
classes of the community, and by
colored people as we'll as the
whites. The swift vengeance Wis.
tied upon Williams is applandcd by
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-05-24

The deeper the sorrow the less
tongue it has.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-05-24

A young man Glanced to say: 4
am no prophet" A spiteful girl
added: "True, no profit to yourself
or any one else"
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-05-24

The hand Of law strikes the poor
its shadow strikes the wealthy.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-05-24

The Southern Aggregationai
Concert Company proposes to
appear before our people in the
near future, but this time with
Rarnam's cipcus, so says the Sentinel.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-05-24
Louis Leatana

orr;asa a'90.aae n'est janas
arrlere, Y Went &c d0nasp
ezenple . oenz qpi %. 81
tes defee'oeuses, q les rsnp
'srfo e ezhaassaat aipsi
n'elalf qae case coa aaparss
Plusieurs ehiens snragss /.
lois e'est Ia rage, daas aolrs
le constable en- . abat:a 81.
nus. Nous commissions ds'
que pouvaieat bien L desesi
continue.
CONNIE dit Beranger,
prend cette mutt, deox Olsen,
.sa noce: oai, dams gueIouss
Monsieur G. Lenaire, 1t nus
ne seroat qa'uo.
chain num6ro nos soshaits.
tnrdifs t~outelois.
Que wont faire les paugr.
Gains, 81 CONNIE dit leUr troo
organe 10 Cruzader Il am IA
sucre est change. Natil S. !.
dace de nous dire que sans st
joug que le plaatenrs Oft
negre sera moins lonrd ! snps
Aujoard'hui tel que le travail
constitute, lie peon gnene ens
jour. lie tariff 6le sar ii s.s
aux poalaillers on aux eereaa
La plnie ct encore de- d
Tel est le cri general, II Nj
encoKe grand peril en- ID de.
mais CONNIE dams iout, eFe y
nuisible, nous dirons que Nous
bien besoin dun temps az
actirerle Vegetation 1t pouF
les mauyaises herbes Qni at
disputer lie sol aux c0nnss.
general il ne faut pas trop IL
DIRE. La perpectiyc NEST pgs
plus mauyaises.
Une horrible calamite est
dams IN aisle de fous i
Pointe, Canada. lie feu apfisa@
batiments ct pres de eoixanla
mes ont du perir dams les fa
7 soeurs attaches
blissemente ct appartenant i
dn Sacr9 Occur.
Une petite revolution po 4 E
monde des shssseurs
PEtat va faire fabrianera ii
drerie rationale de Fopges
10 Cote dor, uue poadre III
sans fumee que Went de dde
IN jeune cilimiste 6e Diiou.
Cette poadre ne fat
lie brWit, nc Toaille pas les afla
sc conserve SIMS altgration aas
Trfake En dame Mera
On signale de philade
mort de Nile Henriette GiFafa
niece d'Etienne Girard, Il food
du celebfe college de be aen
Girard. Qui etait age de ID
9nipze ans, est morte dams iii
nier de la lie rue nord aa
ie Ia plus profonde Alise
lu'eflo CIT herite de plasieus
de dollars. Mile Hs
Girard, sa soeur Qui labile ~
nent Paris ct son lrere Aa
mort il 0 quelQues ann6e
conjointement, ailx te
testament Dime dame ViddeE aF
6yaluee de cling ! diz u1qR
lie dollars; mais Ills % a
en- possession de cello
qua Eeur majorite.
4 ce momen tia, les trols Ae
labitaient Paris; AugnsE
slant majour, est veudu I
1hie, TOUGHER SO part De Il6rls
a etc charge par le trlbnnal
Ia part feFenans
occurs jusqna leur majerile
lpres il s'est marie. ct ps
,ien Que SEES soeurs fassent de
naleures, il ne s'est lanlals
lie leur rendre des complies.
] est mort, On d constate qae
ION testament, il await laIsss
reuge non settlement Ia paFs
wait recueillie dams "a saes
le Nine. Viddell, mais
ortBne appartenant 4 sea soa
await faif aua41ne d~igtfnelI0A ETY.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-05-24


gbberiile MyuiAonal.
Saturday, May "a 1890
The deeper the sorrow the less
tongue it has.
The hand Of law strikes the poor
its shadow strikes the wealthy.
A young man Glanced to say: Il
am no prophet" A spiteful girl
added: "True, no profit to yourself
or any one else"
The Southern Aggregationai
Concert Company proposes to
appear before our people in the
near future, but this time with
Barnum's ciEcus, so says the Sentinel.
The St. M~artinsviIIe papers cor.
rect the statement published in the
New Orleans dailies, to the effect
that the cotton seed offered NJ. a.
Douphin at that place for $50 per
tvn, it should have been $i6.
Last year, it is stated, the South.
ern States paid no less than sl8,,
100000 for the education of the
children Of both races; not less than
$6,O00.O00 of which was for the
children of people who twenty-five
years ago were held ia slavery.
Among the criminals wanted" in
New York City, on charges rang
ing from the confidence game to
balk robbery, are fourteen men
who have received college educa.
tions. At least six Of them gradua.
ted with the highest honors, and all
seem to have turned to crime from
a liking for the bad side OF life.
A telegram from Paris, Tex, is
headed Beats Sam Jones'" It is
an account of the converting Of the
United States Court, last Monday,
presided over BY Judge Aleck Boar
man. The first two day between
5000 and 1000 people poured into
that town. OF these there were
over 1900 government witnesses
and 900 defepdants.--Ex.
A special from vienna, Austria
TO the 7. D., dated May, 81, says,
A young doctor Of this city recently
insulted o Gretan girl, nineteen
years old, and refused to apologize
for his conduct. The girl ~thereupon
challengedhim to d duel, and the
pair today fought in a room which
had been hired for the purpose. Tie
girl, who was educated id South
America, and is a splendid f%encer,
wounded the doctor twice, escaping
herself unscratched.
ant is now certain that franklin
d Abbeyille will soon be connect
ed by a railroad, TO be known as
the Franklin g .Abbeville railroad
Harrah for Franklin, it will yet be
the town of Southwest Louisiana.-
Franklin Banner.
Let 'er home, McGinty. But
would it not be asking too much of
you to tell US a little more about
this railroad. We have had so many
paper railroads projected to Able.
vile that we would like to know
something positive about this before
We throw up orr bat and burrah
for it.
Because Hon. 81. P. Wells, 10 his
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-05-24

The St. Martinsyille papers cor.
rect the statement published in the
New Orleans dailies, to the effect
that the cotton seed offered NJ. a.
Douphin at that place for $50 per
tvn, ii should have been $i6.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-05-24

Une horrible calamite est
dams IN aisle de fous j @
Pointe, Canada. lie feu apfi al
batiments ct pres de eoixaa
mes ont du p6rir dams les 6an
compris 7 soeurs attaches
basement ct appartenant il
gregatiou da Sacr9 Occur.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-05-24

Last year, it is stated, the South.
ern States paid nc less than sl8,.
0oo. 900 for the education of the
children Of both races; not less than
$50, 100000 of which was for the
children of people who twenty-five
years. ago were held ia slavery.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-05-24

Because Hon. 81. P. Wells, 10 his
a~nti-lottery speech at Grunewald
Hall, New Orleans, last Saturday
night, used a very forcible illustra-
ton to convey to his hearers bis
idea of the disgrace and shame at
tached to lotteries, the highly moral
daily press of that city has gone
into a spasm Of historical virtue,
from the effects Of which we sadly
fear they will not recover. Even
the States, that particularly pious,
choicely, chaste and Immediately
innocent apostle Of high moral
ideas, has seized its scalping knife
and started for Wells, calling down
upon his head maledietions in the
refined language that would paralize
the tongue of the habitual Of the
purliens of Franklin street or
smokYRoW.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-02-14
MPRENTA DEL BOLRTtN.

Lbsos escogidog. Acaban de 70.
Cibirss en- esta Imprenta, los Sic
guiea ses: sa
ROBERTSON. - Nuevo curso
del idioma ingles.
AEELLA. Dsrecho Admins.
tatiyo.-Tratsdo de Sanidad y Be-
nefice ncia. Manual O de Hacienda
NUM- ;ipaL-- Practica Criminal
Contribution y Amillaramiento.--
Manual de FormulariOs.--Mann
del S,cretario de AyuntamientO.--
Deretho Administrative EspafiOl.
-Jusgados Municipales, Manual
de Contribution TerritOrial.--Ma-
nual de PoliCfa Urbana.--Manual
de laa atribuciones de los Alcal-
des. mrEs IS
OLLENDORFF. - GramStiCa
nglesa. af:. rr
GALANTE. - Diccionario Mu-
nicipal.
VAZQUEz QUEIPo Tablas
de loyaritanos. o
GAuINDO Y E6OOSURA.-Le-
gislaci6n Hipotecaria.
ODricsidAdeS CisntiHeo-dt mSsticaa.
Lar arafRe.
La familia dssconocidA pGgipa de
historic natnFal.
ri microscopic del doctor Ballen.
ger.
Una noche sp-oyschada, 81 gas, 81
| petr6lso.
Los mistcrics de la luna, La hernia
nA de Rembrandt, etc,
/ OARTAS de Santa Teresa de Jesds,
J otros esCritos y doCumsntos referen-
tes esta grands y santa madre.
| COOPER.--Doiia Mercedes de Gas.
| tiila, tomo en- q, con lAminas.
/ OHAFEAUBRLAND. El Genio del
| OriStianismo, 3 tomos.--Los MkrtiEes
| SANTA TERESA DE JESUS
OArtas.
j SOLDEVILLA.--Joyas de- 10 lite
raturA eSpanola.
BLBLlOTEUA Universal, vasios toRol
CAMPOAMOR Poetics.
POLO. III Oompsndio de In lstluidsC
RIKRA y TortesA. Nocionss de Agri
culturR.
PEREDA. Historic Natural.
GANOT. Fislca.
MIGUEL DiCcionArio iatino.
LLOFRIU. La Jaboneria.
UOMBEROUSSE. Geometria.
BRI0T. AlgebrA.
S0NNET. Gsomstria AnAIitica.
ULTIEO5 diAa dc un fil6sofo
: FELLU, Fisica y Quimica.
EOA RTlN Gramstice lati m.
OOkLELKRAN GEamatica castslI.
o.
NJ. j. do LARRA.-Obrns. 4 tomc
FlsANOISU0 DE QUEVEDO.-
81 f arnaso Espanol, 2 tomos. -Obrn
lserias. s.---0bfus festiYas. =
Al M. j. QUINTANA.-Obrss.
II A4ARUON. Teatro, 3 tomos.
OF FA. L. DE GRANADA.-Gaia
III peCa doras.
a A. DE SOILS. 0onqulAta de- MI
Ijieo.
LOPEZ GARCIA. -Possias.
VALARDk CHRIS ppatlsna
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-02-14
VENANCIO LUNA Y @BRINO.
FortaIeza 45, 40 Y 81.

Ofreoe los sigulentes srtfculos & preoios
muy m6dioos.
Azulejos, losetaS, baldosines, oataIa
mas, blancss y encarnadaS, losetas de
mkrmol blancas y azules, losas de Cana
rias de cuatro en- vara. Yeso y Oemento
Portland en- barriles de $50 kilos. Pintu-
rss, negra, verde, mimic y blaneo zinc de
la acreditada maroa DOS LE0NES.
AgnarrGs y aoeite linaza. Broohas de
todas classes. Hero galvanizado, aoana-
lado y lise para eobijas, olavos de zinc
con tueroas y arandelas, oanales y cum
breras de zinc. Puntas de Paris de una
aeis pulgadas. Clavos amerieanos de una
s cinoo pulgadss. Palas, pioos, azadas y
szadones. Alambre para cercas, de cuatro
pdas. Estopa alquitranada para oalafa.
tear y algod6n en- desperdiciO para linn
piar maqninas.
Cristalsria muy ana de todas Clases de lila
casa Bsoearat. Vaiillas oompletas decoradas
de porcelana muy fna. Pielss franceaas su.
periores de todas clsses para calsado glar
hovedad en- csjas de hisrrp, Bksoulaa = Ba'
lApsas Dc mssaEparA meakadog,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-02-14

Nota, Entire Jscmsl y POrt-s t-su-Princs los
vapores serviran las escalas de Jeremie, Co
naiyes, Saint Marc etc.
La salida do Port a. Prince es inalterable.
0tra: A Ia ida y Ia vuelta conecta en-
Saint ThOmas con el vapor de la Inca de
Marsella-col6n, que toca en- los puertos de
Barcelona, Malaga y Alicante.
PAsAJKa TRAsATLAETICOs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-02-14
VENANCIO LUNA Y SOBRIN0.
FortaIeza 46, 49 Y 81.

ses procedencias, eapeialidad en- qussos, vinol
tintcs gsnerosos, licores finou cerveEas vnagres
frutas oonaeFvas Alinenticias de- los principalel
mercAdos de Europa Amarina.
I'm Aguas mi1erales tlenen conptante exIstencia
de las legitimas de Vichy mAFca HopitaI, GFands
Grill ContraxsVille, VAls, Cslestinos San HilArio
Nondaris, Fuente agra, San GRruisr, Inaalas, Loe
chea, Purgante Rublnat, orssa, Panticosa, Graba
los zaldivar, Carabana los acreditRdos vinoa ear
RafAal y Peptona,
mArcas de Gigsrrillos de Ia HabRnA ala BslIexa'
[Pajarito,l De d. Andres Rodriguez, "Corona" d.
Segundo Alvares y Oa "HidAlguia'' de Enstni J
"L.egitimidad," De PEadencio Raball.
Vsntaa q ppE mayer J Ai detail.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-02-14
lVinos de RUEDA y TOR0
TIETO Y BLAIC0,
DE 10 LIS SEsGCfO QUl s. COiOCs.
AL. PUBLIco.

Acaban De recibirse, en- In TENDS Ii
Uni6n OGstsIan0, de Manuel Lueng'
TstuAD so, ? en- Ii dc Guillsrmo Gar
cia, San jose ndn. /, los msguifcOs !
acreditAdos vinos tintos y blanco d.
RusdA , Toro (OGstil q, , Ss detAllAl
por botsllAs, gArrafones, cuArtos y me
diAs pipss, 4 prsciOs convencionAlsG
TengAse en- cuenta qua lss citadA
tisndss son las dnicAs que reciben tal
xduisitos Vinos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-02-14
EIMzA de Las ANTxx1ASs
Sapor M. L. VlLLAvERDEr
~ " a.


Kstn smprssa ha dlspassss rscisatsmsntc
aaa Ios vsporas de 10 misma, que salsn del
aneKto de Sansma6sF el 20 de oadA mes, con-
tuscan. adernka de n caEga do aqasl pasrtc y
"a a. d Csrxxa, teda Ia CUE 80 pzesents - los
pusrsos exisanisrss, Paris, Havrs, HsFssos y
lmbuss, para aEta, Poaes y AayaessA
Les ks4xGs 1s u Osspssta fss Gse-
Il ssts yserts - dirigsM 81 Nsrss &c
EEspass, sassa Gs Ssats1dsr pGyG Ii
ssTpsel = 1s este pnAts psrs 81 HsSrs.
Ptc.-Rice, Marne Il de iSss,--Les sonaig-
nsAgios. aohrinoG Dc HsqMsago-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-02-14
VINO lsg1timO de RlOJA.
zx mzyoR Dn 1sPANA

LA casa de D. Francisco Font [Tanca 8 1es.
1dina la FortaIezal acaba de adquirir IlD
portar dlrectamente de Ia Rioja, el fam0so tints
esdmadO por So pureza, gusto exquisite y sx.
ceIentes condolences.
viene en- botelIas alambradas, para garanIIs
perfecta contra frsudes y adulteraciones, 81
vende por GAIA de 16 botellas |. .prSeios N 5di
cCs,
Este vino ha obteni1o premios-, en- las, doi
1ltimas Exposiclones Univel sales.
Tambien Sc vendeIeste mismo vino en- cuartoI
de pipas , barrlles.
Convene no eonfundir este vino aut6ntico col
| los de "vinoe corrientes del mismo nombre
QUE no tienen procedencia determinada.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-02-14

dc MERlDlAAO COMPLETE
On oastellano, y conteniendo
Los descnbrimientos mas re-
oienGes, se han recibido on La
|Inprenta del RoEnrHR M
IsG sas.s4ss
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-02-14

acUPoN De REGALo.