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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-03
MP ucryNv AssAus TAMMAYY.

Dr. McGlynn last evening delivered a lecture at
Cooper Union on the subiect of The Peoples Against
Tummany7 The hall taxed TO lis utmost To
accommodate the tlrong tiat sought abundance.
Dr. McGlynn reviewed the history OF Tammsny Hail.
declaring that il was composed OF men who were
landed together for the purpose OF obtaining political
office for themselves their friends and followers. The
speaker said that the Peoples Municipal League,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-03
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN
FILLED ny AN ELEVATED TRAIN.

Carl Johnson colored, forty three years DID, OF NO.
Is Prescott Place, killed while trying to roaru q
train of the Kings County Elevated Railroad at
Cumberland-st, at II 40 p. m. on Saturday lie got
of an uptown train at Cumbcrland-st, but suddenly
changed his mind and attempted to get on again. Nc
took hold of the gates which had been closed ana
was carried along until he struck by the railing
al the end of the platform and fell to the street below
lie taken 10 the Brooklyn Hospital where ne oi sd
concussion OF the brain. lie rcgained conscious
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-03
THE xIxTH DISTRICT IS ALL RIGHT.

Charles g. Cronin Deputy United States Marshal for the
XIXh Assembly District yesterday that he thought
that the union ticket in that district would have majority
least 5000 votes although it is the home Of Mayor
Grant civilian II. Bellamy," he said "will run ahead
his ticket because he is well known and popular
there 1 know from my knowledge that John Resen
weber. the Republican leader OF the district and Mr.
Bruder doing all that they can elect the ticket.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-03
r,,vry TO TIE NORTH By Ills ENEMIES.

palatla. Fla. Nov. Cspeciall.-John Devine ex-
postmaster of Lane Park. in South Florida passed
,hrough here to-day his way TO the North, declaring
that he had been driven OIL on account OF his Northern
ponubIicansm lie says that his life has been
,snoteped several times and that yesterday letter
..nrnamcntedT with skull and cr0ss-boncs giving him
,,mty four hours TO leave town, was received by him
lie accordingly left there by the first train with his
milo and son.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-03
TWO PERSONS KILLED WITH THE SANE REVOL'EA.

Columbus Ohio Nov. 2.-Tunis Amaek, divorced MAJ
shot and instantly killed Mrs Elizabeth Anderson ana 'ne.
killed himself with the same revolver MIS-. Anderson US
ra,od from her husband and Amack had become 'nA
"a q, her When she told him that she was gong 70
reiop her husband Amsck threatened to Kill ner anu DIV"
self, Both had three children living
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-03
nnov,rryr ARRIvALs AT THE HOTELS.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Francis PaV' o. honao"
HOFFMAN-william O'Brien, john pion' ~ go.
40 r,uo,nv u,r-ino on Members Of the British Parus'
mend ST JAMES-Colonel John C. Haskell OF soun
Carolins. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Maeintyre oil seo,
land wFsTMINSTER-CSenera Tslusse fsinane
Jaran Observation-Disclosures John NJ s'"'"~"
L. s Army,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-03
METHODIST BISHOPS IN WASHINGTON.

Washington. Nov. c.-rhc Bishops OF the Methodist
Episcopal Church. In semi annaul session here.
ocenpieA the pulpits OF the various local Methodist
churches OF the city to-day. Large congregations at
tended the services. Bishop Thomas bowman, the
senior Bishop preached at the Metropolitan Church In
the morning. the subject Of his sermon being the
paramount Importance of.relglon President aud Mrs.
Harrison among his hearers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-03
ANOTHER OF TANfMANY'S MASQUE GRADES.
HER Pastors WILL BE CARRIED IN BAGS
MARKED "NEw.YoRK DEMOCRACY"


MARKED NETWORK DEMOCRACY"
one of those straws that show which way the wind
blows is the order that has been issued TO the con-
tractors who are supplying bags to the Tammany
heelers in which to carry their "pasters' on cleo
ton day. One would naturally suppose that these
bags would be marked with the brand of Tammany
Hall somewhere. But that is Just where he would
~ mistaken oh, no! These bags are OF white can
vas and each bears IN big and conspicuous blue letters
on IL the words: NewYork Democracy
Tammany must certainly be badly scared when the
truth has percolated even into her rum soaked and
consciousness that her name is no longer
one 10 contnre WITH but is something that would
better be covered up, hidden. snugglcd ont OF sight
for the present until the criminal classes have secured
another lease Of power.
These pretty bags with their catching motto on the
outside viii IL is considered by the Wgwam' cause
the masters they contain 20 be regarded much noie
fsvorsbiy by Democrats hidebOnnd That tiey can
moi vote for a mixed ticket, no matter how much 10
M d-1,r.d the candidates upon II are or now mnch
~ b. c:1s,cc the opposing candidates nave proven
themselves.
surely there are few men OF any reasoning capscity
whichever who will be deceived by such masquerade
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-03
PLAINFIELD.

The Rev. F.. NJ Rodman celebrated the twentieth
anniversary of his recorshp Of the Grace Episcopal
Church yesterday. special services were held To
night and every evening this week services will DO
conducted by well-known preachers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-03

the possible candidates 1t may be safe 70 f9recaS. m
nomination In 1892 and his election to thc T that
~ The United states. In conclusion. let me say na.
do not claim to be prophet. but DO DOT navc eli
shadow OF doubt that the Hon e. d. Bech".th WIN
Suty "a Republicans joining with hundreds OF QUIET
who win vote on Tuesday next the Republicah uche''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-03
THE WEATHER REPORT
FORECAST TILL P. NJ. MONDAY

FOKEUAST IILL = ''' ,....
Washington, Nov. 2-For New'Englana anu n,
New.York rain preceded in southeast Mas'Aeh's
fair; no change In temperature, except shsh.p 49,
Eastern NewYork cooler TUESDAY anu M'" ,~s IA
ror r,s,eru pennsylvania. NewJersey, Maryland ana
Delaware rain cooler. except stationary tempfa'u'e "
the eo,st winds becoming northweseriy cooler
Thence to Gulf OF Mexico ana kochy nouss
fair tll TUESDAY night except light rain near IN IA
warmer In the northwest cooler IN the 'en''A ~
Southern Districts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-03
The ROYAL Blue Line

I su,erb double.traek tied highway tetween NewYOr,
Philadephia baltimore and Washington Via jersey Central
Ieading and II. ard o. Raaio%s All the tINlHs AZ.
sownnsd with brand new yesbued day coaches and buffet
parlor cars the finest ever constructed by ee Pullman
fompany The fastest trains between New rK ana
Pun VIA this route Station foot OF Liberty St
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-03
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

In the diagram continuous line shows the osfemsss
Gvctuations Yesterday as observed AT the United
Signal Service sutton this city Tho dashes inS;
the temperature noted at Perys Pharmacy Sun Buno's
Tribune Office, Nov g. a. m.-Fair weather pre's" :.
mt OF the day yesterday. but with little elouanes
syening and sprinkle OF rain at night The humo,S'
however, was not great. The temperature rsnsea
tween as and 55 degrees. the (s9'D being "
lower than en- the corr,srohdinc da last year and ~
higher than Oh Saturday. - S..,, ~
In and near this city to-day there will probably
elondness and light rain cooler and clearer a. nss"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-03
SONG OF THE p. NJ. l..

SONG OF THE P. NJ. L.
(By J. B. g.
l.
II you're an honest citizen, as I suppose you be,
You'll do your best TO overthrow the rule OF Tamma-
The chance better and there's no such word
as "can't":
Just pull yourself together. and we'll
down
with
Grant.
Republicans and Democrats and Independents. too,
The clergy and the ladies' the Gentle and the Sew
Good Catholics and Protetans and dsbelievers Stout
We're in this fight to win it, and we'll
knock
Grant
out.
We want decent government, Mayor who keeps
his word
Not one who breaks the promise that all the world
has heard.
". want clean streets and better schools and little
parks galore
And not so many gn.mills with a
big
side
door,
But Tammsny's no chcken-the man who feels he'
tooth
VIII take her for a tiger and be to the truth
She is fighting for existence, and good citizens have
got
To null their coats and waistcoats of and
work
for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-03
Dyspepsia.

4 kaspoonJui Of powdered gum arabic taken ss MA.
will prevent acdity. But II you have dyspepsia nsa,
will cure you but correct diet and radical change IN -
impure condition Of your blood, which causes dy,n-,s
In the present state Of medical knowledge. u,s ~
lillian formula for Cactus Blood Cure' is the only r
lble blood purifier known
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-03

The we'll Known furniture house Of Geo G. Flint Co.,
Iot West l4thst IL Offering astonishing barrpns Ia all
Kinds OF furniture in order 20 force ae ana make room
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-03

chiefly directed by cergymcn whose zeal and honesty
~ purpose were beyond question, had placed tchet
in the field the election OF which would crush Tan
many perhaps beyond a possible hope OF recupcrahon
Tone OF the on the League ticket had been ac
ceped until their honesty had been properly vouched
Tor and the characters Of those men were IN honor
able contrast TO any of those nominated by Tammany
Hall.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-03

LEAGUE LAWYERS WILL DE IN ATTENDANCE
on Election Day number OF lawyers will be in constant
attendance at the headquarters OF the Peoples Municipal
League ready to hear any complaints that be made
A. 10 intimidation OF voters and also TO furnish bail In cases
here l. made II WI their drty further t. see thai
the law Is strictly enforced Tho headquarters viii be in
con telegaphc communication with every section Of
the city and whatever takes place In any election district
will be reported this committee All callers
NAV be OF hearty welcome.
The captains IN the several Assembly Districts APP
roned by the League together with their several aides
been instructed to give all information In their
power relative to the Ballot Reform law to inqurers
irrespective Of party.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-03
Entitled 70 the Heat.

Entitled 20 the Hest. an, .x,
All are entitled the best that their money VIII ~
80 every family should have, at once, bottle o. tns -
family remedy Syrup Of FIGS 70 cleanse me ,s ~ ~
leading druggists.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-01-21

From the New York SUN.
One Christmas eve two ar three years
aRo, rs we stood In a group In the depot
waiting room at Elmira. there was q scuf-
he and loud words. and We turned to SEQ
the depot policeman showing n trampish
looking man out Of the place. II was u
scene to make most OF the crowd smile, az
the officer was N big man and his victim a
small one, hut before he had him out
doors a well-dressed, fine looking man
stepped forward and demanded:
"Officer, has this man been guilty Of any
ofYense:"
"He's no business in here. SIR" was the
4Mhy ha.n,t he
"Because he Is a tramp. My orders ar'
tn pant 'em out"
.Just watt
He brought out his wallet, handed the
foriorn looking strang r. two crisp $40
Now, let him alone. A man with SO
I'm his pocket 10 mo- ramp"
"God bless you, sir!" whispered the re
money in the greatest astonishment. "I'm
no ~vagabond; I'm simply down ON my
luck. was wanting. to get To Buffalo.
tn work at anything aud for amy price,"
Some one ventured to ask the gentle
man for an explanation OF his liberality,
"Just a year ago tonight, i'm one of tih'
towns on the Erie road, "a tramp struck
have gone Off on a freight train right
away and he got "a lift of t~wenty-otld
miles before he was bounced. -Four hours
later 1 took "a train, and while passing
from one coach tn another l lost my foot
ing and was flung oil i struck on my
head and shoulders and was rendered nm
conscious, though not very badly. hurt.
n ! came to there was ~ quarrel over
my body. Two men wanted tn rob me.
while "a third was holding them OH, and
when they attacked him he gave them
such N drubbinR that they hauled of.
Then he ran toa farm house ~ quarter OF u
mile away. routed the people, and helped
carry me there. While I could not speak
1 heard all that was said. ! heard him say
that he recognized me as the One who had
befriendcd him that evening; and before
he went away he insisted ON taking an i'm
ventory of my personal property. j had
n watch, ~ diamond pin, and over 81 900 In
money; and everything was kept safe for
me during the two weeks l was i'm the
house,
"But what became of the tramp:"
~ have never seen him since. After
seeing me safe at the house he started oil,
saying he would send II doctor from the
nearest town. and / never even had tine
chance tn thank him."
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-01-21

toward an enemy, even though Il were .
Russian
said u few words 20 the Turks, Who
Instantly moved away. and then. st9ntn9
one of our own outPOsts.
"sYou are free.' he sAid, and we are
quits. pray heaven that we may meet
In the hassIc tomorrow, face to face.'
ssAnd he turned ON his heel and disap-
peared in the the thicket."-FrO. the
FTench in the Epoch.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-01-21
POLES ANGELUS.

\. .sorv ccrnectssi ~,;,h Inc matter. Lis
ten and I ~ili tell n To you.o
80 .aying "a: na.,.e~ 'f.n iensss. u c'eas,
ana tnen. seeing tAat ms a""'e"ce ""s
ALI sssentson' ne continued:
81 must 20 hack to the days OF my youth.
I had just left the military school, and
wa. very proud of the sword I carried, and
.n-,c.,. &C. on,~,.tnu;tx ~ u;v;uu h n.
n.ssSns on Ill.
Tor trouble nroke OUT IN vars"via, u my
reGlment, WIN many osners. rsce'veu OF
paign seemed imminent. The Poles,
-" 80 : s'a ,a n nIa".,, S, ,Sa,,
.s... 49,.
.Anu nag cue 'H
which was weighing them down, and then
began that heroic and bloody contest
1--WE had the advantage of umbers.
b,,t o,,r adversnries. who wer.. Fortified Inv
. Ius -. sa;,n a =, ,.n,.n. us
knew the country thorouehly, and they
waged war ON MS without truce or mercy.
Their ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS divided his
rnn ' the INV" cou "s iuss ns the ~ rsn"bi ES@,
troops did in France at the time OF the
hs eIf aev%a et ON. v.,,;,o. =, commando ~,
,etachwen M y w;iinve :. cas,na K..r a"
svSer. 4 ssn"scsd ~ smr"r;s. hnnL !"
h h0.,sn p ns n'r nnsS h" a., .re III T" snEa,,
nsxess s ami the e, xilI"srrs to .r rs,. rney mao
tSa r;vr,s a,,,I ,,assacr, "a a., :, sl...
Fors.'naaeIv f"r ma. n mi.arahIe s.i,o~,
,oiS 80 IN exchan1c eor |. se., ro..hios
tina, Il had been aSraged that the ringing
For tie rebssis To rs.,,,rm To- the %v;Ii;a~s. For
the Durnose Of lauSh,eri1p M.
~ ~ .is.r,s. ",nss ;,,"nusn a. VIII.
the sionai vh;s.h ,ro,,isi cali the P.si.s
sr"m sre;r hiIinv placsI b,,S ..",,i s1 met
Sn~s ss,D ts.iIrn.S fs.r n Io,v s.as,h' 4
hs.rac !, convinrssi that the r.,,r. mi is..,,
n.,rrrss,iv cut otf-
II was furious, and, ordering all the
peoule torether OH the viila0t, green. I am.
noainced 20 them that IL within five MN
ssses, time some ONE OF them were not
ready to climb 10 to the bell tower and ring
fine and every one of Their, p,lt to the
sword.
ueopIe stoOd silent. with calm. RESIGNED
faces, awaiting death. Suddenly a hoy of
rs approached me, and said that he was
ready 10 do my biddinv
shere., said II. stake this rouble md
use IL TO drink the cars health. Now 0o
sWithout making any reply. the how
spranR like n cat up % the beifry, perched
ssBut. misericordia n wns not the mn.
sical AnoeIus 4 heard: n wns the toIIin~ ~
the s.,iaurn S,,ns.rai ri. rri,. ,sasrn..
Would be- on their a,,arsia and. H war rasf'1 hs
the hell, would not come ont and fail into
the trap 1 had prcporcI for them!
snatcSssi = g.n fr,,,, nm. ~ rAg.
rs,ints.i h tiss child r., the 6..lfrv. ,n,, ssTE
aim. HUT suddenly il seemed a. IN a mist
Hash ~ i;Di,,s,;n% r nss 49, III au."n ~ "a
Of the IS-vsnr~olsI here's action and viii,
D.,t R-;ns sc-rora~p n,, ~
ssIS~,cntv venrs nasss.d AWAY NM, ,h.,
began snHt terrible strugRie betwa,,n Rus
70 20 the firss C,;.. .s Tor al. .s,,..r - ~,
tive m pe%srz, snd a.s Wn.sa q, ' pInyn with
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AMIGOS :DE ToDOs
-IPlLDORAS HOLLOWAY. :

Ainoass Do psrzOnss, On tedaslas parties
mAndo, reComisndAn dlohaa Pildoras some
melor rcstaurativo do b sAiud qas 20 ooaoc..
Elias oHTaA todss Lao afsucienss del coras0s.
del hisado, del sseomago, dc Los EiAonss
loe lnJssnnee, y ronAevun ID aoraneniA 10
naralsnpia y u caEdialgA expulsAnAs do %
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sAmests 81 siatsnA nsrvlsse ,daads N terS
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osmpsssts PER .! PsGrs R,ps.As.

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de Puerto-Rico segun DeCreto Gel
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de- 1851, que dles ania 6 8a
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tAmbien d taxta pam u Ua6essls Q
antique y popular Uatsciamo dsl +.
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AVI SO:

I'm ls ImRrenta del BOrwrrr n
ha reclbido q magniRCo libro tltula
do EIVastOano y los Masomes. Dor
LEON Taxi, junto con las notable.
COs1essoass del miamo. Ademzs. ss
hap recibido MaM&alss Do DsfMnses ,
WSsGsss con nnevOs reSOA, eI RSs@Gl
B1naoaoaA r ParochHrs, heFmosos Pm.
'Itieeaorss que 80 reCOmlondan 4
oei esfores Onraa, inAnidad de
etoincs J tafjetsa de fantasia pars
sellcifacI0n, preniosislmas. y mn:
inmensldad De gelsgantes J 6tals
seT& TYoeEsgfsartp. blaa
Tf ,.ss venfeat : .pfeaies llmlt@
nnas
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EUngusnto holloway.

Apts mAravilleso pklsAme ssna in2alabismsA
tA iss hsridss aaiaSaAs, La liAGas, y 40 nia.,
De pasrnas y de psChU. Por mOdio do % infRs
eiA iAs kicsxas viralsntas tomAH may prSsts
* AsPsct0 oonvAssdiSnFS y dssaparscse. s,.
lG IN dsia, este anEssate fsrrIgsranss, dc pis
auCir aaA cara psi4aets Dc lee a1srclenss d. -
nisi, lea oonsnpadcs, las sssss y sl rsnuas u.
ne, ssA oaaa9s - ba apelsde IN vase /.
dOe lssdsInAa EemsdioA
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BOlstiQ yercantil de PuertO-RicO.
PERIODICO CONSAGRADO
LA DEFEESA De Los INTERESTS BACIOEALES Ell AMERICA
OaaAaODE AOs gsPAaOlRG IHCOaDlCIOanE m Pro. RICO.
GENERATES acordadas Dor la Direcc
para toda clase de remtdos anunelos

- para toua cIase oe FemltIdos anuncIos
publication de pcios
ssnconaies que desrminaran los mismoa.
Los comuncados smitdos gls autorixadOs
arms del
n&s con Ia de persona responsible de a page.
gacetss anuncios
dsyusltos aunque pubnQnen->
No responde de nj sxtravi0s de cIchGA
La eOumna del pcdo cOndsrda censtrua
do largo
81 udra
publication ds ,uS anunot En- saso de dsssar cOncd6s pg
10 p.S sObrS sl preco do taEih
III snuneiHnte publication snuncos
drA una bondcac6n de 10 pS sObre los preos de tari
Cuando dc los pssos s
recia pscO de caA Rdero IN q
primer nhnsre f-tes77
PAra del BoLsn rncstn couni.do
rumltido sccion correspondence sH
cstllns comuncados ramitdos a . f -
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81 ot csuna lmprsvisa dqass Do r s perdo tmpoansts
rentgndo
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Tarafa para In publication do anuncios
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La OIENOlA DE TENEDURIA DE
l4IBROS d npliHcada por In apEcacion de
ana rsstlA u a4llbls para sceEtaf 81 deudor
, sI 1cfesaol, AoOmpaHada Dc numsrosos
s,anapIos de c&lculOs tNavCantiles, por @
Marsh, sFaauoido Do Ia 20a sdicien In
less por "A. g. Beck, bajO ID tnmsalata
,apecCs6n del autoT. Un tomo elegants
ulsnsa encaaAsrnaas ss-ss, On la I'M
Aal Ro1esin.
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| CONTkBlLlDkD
: Ser
MUNICIPAL.

JuegO complete dc Libros ARE.
zlados 4 los formularios publiea-
dos Dor el Gobierno General.
ImpreaOs do todAs clases para
4oa Munieipios.
De yenta en- Ia lnpreHta oel
sOLxr1n.
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p de- Setenta Till entermos cura-
dos, algunos de una manera pro- q
5 digiosa SOD Ia meior prEeba para e
deInostrar que Ell LtcOS' BOksH.
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combate los Catarros cr6nicos, q
1 Tcses rebeldes, Espectoraciones
p abnndantes, Asma, Bronqnitis y 81
q dem&s Afecciones del tubo respi-
B rstorio. Preserva de Ia Tisis, es
p dtil en- los Catarros de Ia yejiga, s
: purifica la sangre de sus malos e
humores y tiene una acsion t6nica ~
sobre todo sl ORGANISING, de tai 81
suerte que con su uso 90 abre el
4 appetite y % engorda.
4 Los enfermos cansados do tomar III
etras medicinas han recurrido al ~
4 Lic01. de Bre0 de GOsa- T
SDieS, y su benefco inHujo han
4 fecuperado ell don mas preciosO de x
b Ia vida, que es la salud.
FL pdblico no debe confundir el ii
] L&cOs' de Bre0 sfe GO9a-
sales, con 1tros compuestos que
8 % anuncian con nombres pare b
! cidos y que no son mas que imita-
3 clones ain ehcacia. ef.ss.s =
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~ LfCaS De Bsnea d uende
! sH todGs Ia Betieas acreditadGs
Dc Ia LIas d. Csba ~
Puerto Roo y a RspG6k lea d AGrico, -
I De venta en- Ia Farma-
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BlBllO1
De COMERClANTE.

HTgrORIk DEL OOMER0Io 10
das lAa nacionss, desds los tismpss mas 70
notes hAsta nuestros dias por 1S. 6chsvs
.raduoida del frances por los alumnos de la
slass de este idlomG estAblecida en- el AZ
$50 Msveanta d Madrid, y pubhSaAa Asa'
sasa@ Dc 10 miamA aSoOlacion.
Doe toEuos grpesos, pasta sspanola. u
a L. ImprsGta Asl BOlsf'A.
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Imprenta del "Roletin." !"

Imprenta del "ROletin." ."
Sc acaban de recibir on esta I'm.
Dreuta los articulos siguientes.s
Elegantes pesa-cartas.
RELOJES de pared y desperua-
dores de 10 diferentes classes.
ESFERAS con circulos de metal.
g OARTERAS para doCumentos.
LAPICES meTcantiles.
PLBMA2 de oro.
LAPIOES de idem.
ESCBIBAE1As elegantes do :
is0s.
CARPETAS de mule v tafiletA.
PLUMAS-fuentea.
PAPELERAS de varias elasea.
MARCOS para retratos.
n REGULEz. --- Ret6rica y Poo.
tiea. ,-e
SENET. ~ Geometrfa snalftiCa.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Oaa.
teIlana.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-03-02
10. ENcUADERNAc1oN...7'7' - -
DEL ""BOLETIN MlIEE'R|C RCANTll,,,.'s'i!

En esta secci6n de La casa, nlontada. 3. "a. I
todos Los eiementos necesarios y aprovisfai ~
materiales de primera clase se laMcenn ace & encnS.s ~
dernaciOnes en- hOlandesa, vcartOnk..s lIhssascc
oahola, piel de levante con eYes. ~ tDfo n~.s -
fectO y precios reducidos. snao.,sq