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Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-06-20

A WRITER in the Naturalist tells
how he tames scorpions and cent?
pedes. Like many other feats OF
magic, the thing is easy enough when
you know how it is done. Our scien tist
just nips off the tip of the scorpions
sting and the poisoned hooks of the
centipode's jaws. After this has been
done, he says, the insects can be
handled with perfect impunity. But
who wants to handle scorpions or
centipedes, anyway?
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-06-20
against the sabre made victory smile
upon u.s."
To lie Seen in the War Department.

To he Seen I'm the War Department.
The Quarter-master-G has
just completed his contribution to the
establishment of the corridors OF tho
War department, which are designed
to show the evolution through which
army uniforms have passed from the
foundation of the government to the
present time. They are placed in
large glass cases, in the corridors of
the third floor OF the department.
The figures are life-like and are de-
signed with especial care to avoid the
clothing-stqre dummy look that such
things usually have, Several years
ago Gen. Holabird conceived the idea
of making a collection of this kind,
and he has been studying the subject,
investigating the records of the Depart
ment and overhauling every possible
source of information that would
throw any light on the matter. The
Washington letters on file in the State
Department were looked over, and all
the orders issued in the earlier periods
of the Republic, with view to deter
mining the exact nature of the origi-
nal uniform of the Continental Army.
In the first case are five figures, ono
of IA general officer who, by a curious
piece of anachronism, is engaged III
reading the order issued by Gen.
Washington prescribing the very uni
form which he wears. The papier-
mache hands is an exact fac smile
of the original, even the paper being
reproduced from the stock of
junk dealer of Philadelphia. 1t is
worn and torn and discolored. just as
is that which is filed in the archives OF
the Department.
The collection contains figures with
the uniforms of both officers and pri-
vate soldiers from the Revolution
down to the present day, and is one
of the best collections in Washington,
and visitors to the Capital should not
fail TO see it.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-06-20

For the first time in many years, thu
United States senate is now composed
OF three classes of members exactly
equal in number. The last time that
there were three exactly equal classcs
OF senators was during the brief period
from the admission OF Oregon, "a the
thirty-third state, ia 1859. until tho
the southern senators began to leave
their seats when their states seeded.
With the admission OF Montana. the
number of states became forty-two,
and the eighty-four senators are divid-
ed into three classes, of twenty eight
each, whose terms expire in 1891. 1898
and 1895.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-06-20

ALL supcrstitions are contrary to
reason. A man is no more likely TO
die within year if he dimes with
twelve others than il he dimes 10y him
self. Perhaps he is less likely to die
so soon, because good company aids
digestion, and good digestion tends to
the prolongation of life. Yet very
sensible and hardheaded people dislike
to dine with thirteen at the table, il
they chance to make the count
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-06-20
Expensive.

The expense of making war seems
to have increased out of proportion to
everything else. In the old days of
England's naval glory the biggest
guns that her ships carried-GS-pound-
ers-could be fired at an expense of Is.
Id, or about $1.75 shot. Now every
time one of her 110-pound guns is fired
it costs $294.G6 for powder and 800
for the shot. or 81 900 in round num-
bers. AS the average wages of the
English workingman is IS n week,
enough to pay a mechanic for nearly
four years vanish into nothingness
every time the gun is fired. The cost
of the guns themselves is enormous.
The l6. 25-inch guns cost nearly
$3.50, 600 each; the 13.5-inch guns
$55, 900; the 12-inch guns $34, 900, and
so on. Before our war started the
world to building grca: ironclads.
England built the best ships, carrying
131 guns, for $S7, 600 each. Her latest
ironclad, the Benbow, which mounts
~ guns, cost $l,036, $50.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-06-20

THE Chinese are in some respects
ton. When a house in the Celestial
Empire becomes uncomiortably dirty,
instead of turning everything upsi de
down for a week or two, to the de-
struction Of health, temper and nappi-
ness, they simply burn the house and
the old man goes to his club, his wife
TO her mothers, while the contractor
is building u new one. Thus the
season so much dreaded in this country
becomes a genuine holiday.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-06-20

, THE Scotch ship Highlander
reports seeing shark basking
in the Indian Ocean that was
sixty-five feet long, and with
mouth large enough to take in a
pork barrel, and there is no need OF any
other sailor trying to beat the story,
That shark is long enough. and has got
moutt enough for any business that is
likely to be assigned to him, and there
is no call for q bigger one.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-06-20
per pattern:

A CHANGE OF situations makes a Diff
ference. The Washington Post says
it is remarkable how little man likes
work when he dose it himse and how
he admires it when the other fellow is
doing it for him.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-06-20

The general public needs encourage
n1ent, not TO borrow, but to expend
their labor and care as to earn Il little
more year by year. AS rule a man
can improve his circumstances more
rapidly by earning one per cent moro
this year than he did last than by
borrowing money at one per cent. No
body needs an extra inducement to
borrow by making borrowing easy.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-06-20

AN Indiana paper tells of a girl II
years OF age in Mitchell county, that
state, who took kicking horse by the
hind leg and held him quiet while the
blacksmith nailed on the shoe. She
has no photographs for sale, and her
father doesn't allow her to have any
young man hanging around.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-06-20

THE taxes on 100 acres of land Il.
Samoa are only thirty nine cents per
year, and if the owner growls about
that, the tax receiver sends him a
present of 81 worth of whisky, and
begs that he won't let his angry pas
sions get the better of his patriotic i'm
pulses
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-06-20
Give Children Plenty of Water.

For the reasons given. l advocate
under all conditions Il plentiful addi-
ton OF water to children's food. In
this connection | would lay stress
upon the fact that, rs rule small
children receive water only as they re:
it i'm their milk or milk food, alike in
summer and in winter. 1t is proba-
BILE that the fact seldom occurs TO a.
mother or nurse that child may be
thirsty without being hungry at the
same time. Certainly many a discom-
fort and even sickness in child is con-.
ditioned upon the fact that it has been
compelled TO cat in order to get its
thirst satisfied, and often has to suffer
thirst because the oyerstimulatcd and
injured stomach will take no more
nourishment at irregular aud too short
intervals.-Archices Of Pedidtries.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-06-20

M. PEDRoUs, physician at Nantes,
France, has the strange gift OF being
able TO see the color of sounds. He
says that human voices are red, blue,
black, tan, slate and all other colors,
and that the color of some very hand
some women's voices is like butter
milk
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-06-20
A Long Scclusion.

An inmate of a luuatic asylum In
Bresca. Italy, was released on Feb. l.
after seclusion of forty years. During
this period his cost 20 the institution
footed up more than $1,000.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-06-20

WILLIAM NORRIS the socialistic
novelist is writing novel. but not in
the Anarchistic vein. He is literary
artist as we'll as an artist of wall pa
per patterns.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-06-20

A good many options on phosphate
lands in southern Florida have been
surrendered because the phosphates
didn't matcrialize.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-06-20

General Miles Is considered the handsom
est officer in the United States army.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-06-20

William Greer. who is engaged in.
the cattle business on the Canadian
River. Deer Fork District, Texas, shot
and killed white deer recently.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-06-20

A financial crisis exists i'm Buenos Ayres
and gold is at 800 premium.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-05-28

f6 con / .449 kilos. Por Lorez vi
Ilamil 81 90, 8 81 cafe con 228 XII.
los. Por Vijande g. Co., 100 D
az1car con Ii 900 kilos. Para Co.
rufs, por J. Matienzo, ST cafe con
81 kilos.--Para BARGE 'ona, por Lo.
peg Vilamil s. Co., l ,324 81 azdca1
con 132.550 kilos. P0r Jose I.
Silva, 364 81 azdcar con 40, 136 XII
los.--Para Santauder, por s. de
Ezquiagaga, 1,40O 81 az6car con
LAG. .201 kilos. Por Vijande &
Oompanfa, 700 sacos szdcar con
"a $50 kilos, l brl cafe con As XII
los, l d tabacos con Ii kiEos, / a
dulces con 80 kilos. Por Chavarri
& 90, 2 brls cate con 81 kilos. Por
j. Ochoa y hermano, 64 81 1 brl
cafe con 5,843 kilos. = Para San Sc.
bastian, por Vijande s. 90, 100 81
cafe con 9,150 kilos.-Para G6no-
va, por L. Bozzo 8 hijos, 1l8 pp
vino aguardienta con 30 litros, go
II cafe con 1868 kiIos.--Para Ha-
vre, pr G. Tinaud g Co, Id con-
teniendo 1890 frances, diYersas
monedas. Por Azp6rua i Co, 20
sI cafe con /, 1872 kilos. Para Pa
ris, por Latimer y Fernandez, I
brca aguardiente con % litros.-
Para Amsterdam, por Vicente 8
o., % 81 cafe con 1855 kilos.
Para Habana y escalas, vapor
espahol "Murciano," despachado
por Vijande 8 Co, 80 or cafe CON
$3.50 kilos. Por J. M. Izquierdo
3 Co., 100 81 cafe con 9,O75 kilos.
Por J. Ochoay hermano, 15O 81 ca
H con 1880 kiIos. Por G.. Boil
var & Co., % 81 cafe con 2,278 XII
los. Por y de j. Sala g. Co., 246
pacas tabaco con 1l,754 kilos. Por
Caldas & Co., "a pscas tabaco con
5,727 kilos. Por Oegecedo herma-
nos s. Co., 30 pacas tabaco con
2,610 kilos. Por Sierra 81 Co., 100
pacas tabaco con 5,216 kilos.
Para Santander y escaIas, vapor
esp. "MayagHez,n despachado por
8. de Eaquiaga. En- ell ndmero
proximo resenaremos ID cafga que
conduce.
Para Mayagiiez, goleta ingIesa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-05-28
ALCALDiA MUNICIPAL
DE x Az CD.


No habi6ndose presentado MIN
gdn aspirante 4 la plaza de Veteri-
mario creada por este Ayuntamien-
to, y cuya vacante 90 anunci6 opor-
tunamente; cumplimentando 10
acordad0 por In Corporation, se
abre un nuevo concurso por el
termino de veinte dfas c0ntados
desde la publication de este anun.
clio, aumentandola dotaci6n de dichc
empleado ala suma de quinientoa
pesos anuales de sueldO, y cincuen.
to centavos por el reconocimiento
de cada cerdo que se benefcie para
sl aDasto p6blico.
Yauco, Mayo 20 de 1s9O.-Rl
Alcalde, Francisco RemerG.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-05-28
ENkEl glEIltIlI d IlE1n,El

3 de Mayo a 1890.
CafS.-Puert0 Rico. - El vaDor
Pto II ha impoitado 100 ancos
para N almacenista, 80 haclen1a
bueno yendid0e 81 redodor d6 lls.
'28 quintal desp. j 17o sn cuairo lo-
tes para su venta de cab0tats, Dor
trasbordO en- Eanfander del BsTlm-
qaen, $50 sacos, t3dos deGtina1o &
almaceniatas /; y 81 G. u 61ntn1lsr
l61 sacos de Poncey , 181 de Mara
gtiez para varios, sin que 80 h6ya
|Operad0 On estas partidaB pnco In
|compradorts se presontan deoaS-
mados y los precios sin nnme
|cotizamos el hacienda de pE6. 100
& $3.50. y 81 pueblo de 22 4 21'6o.
los 41'60 kilOs en- dep6sito.
Arribos de IL de Euo-
70 al 80 de Abril.. 7ze ,90B III.
En igual periodo de
1889. sea 107 9
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-05-28
MovIMEENTo DE BUoUHs.
MErRADAs DnrRAynstA.

De st Thomas y escslas, vapol
frances "Ville de Marseille >. dt
1904 toneladas 0 apitan Gosstien,
Jose L. Silva. A MendizAbal 8
Co., ! b hilo y otros. A L. Dupla.
ce, 90 g cohac. A ". Luifls
y Sobrino, 6 barricas II d vino. A
Jauregui, 3 d ferreteria. a Baque.
70 Gandara, 5 q conservas, A Tri
20 Olvidanes & Co, 90 q cofiae.
A Latimer y Fernandez, Q cubol
quesos. A Barcel6 = Peraio, 26 d
pasas, ] q medicina Rotuiado
varios, % bultos. A la orden. r I
80 bis VINO, / 3 manteca, 8 q acei.
te, ! q conservas. I D j boy vino.
D @ 60sI cacao.
HHTRADAs DH cABoTAJn.
Col esp "Maria," de Mayagiiez
Bdra esp " Feria," de Arecibo.
sALIDAs DIN TRAvnsfA.
Para Sto. Domingo y escalas,
vapor fl ."Ville de Marseille,o des-
pachado por Jose I. Silva, CON
carga de transito.
Para Vigo y escalas, vap. esp.
"San Agustfn,n despacnado Dor
8. de Eiquiaga. Por Gavifo Vi
oente & Co., l brl, / Of cafe CON
1913 kilos, l q tabacos con 40 kilos,
8 d fruCas con 80 kilos, 2 br,s az6-
car con 200 kilos, l brl, 2f4 pipa
aguardiente con zig litrOs. =Por
.. de j. Sala s. Co., 28 81 cafe con
2.228 kilos. Por Vijande 8 Co.,,
500 sI az6car con 48.5O0 kiios. POr
Vicente 8 Co., ! 81 cafe con 80 XII.
los, B 81 az1car con Oil kilos, 1I4,
2lS PIP aguardiente con 200 litros.
Por Trigo Oividanes g Co., 80 sl
az1car con 5,74S kilos. Por Ma
nuel Galanes, / 81 cafe con 90 kilos,
LA PIP, 2 q aguardlente con 1877 IL
tros, l brl az6car con 104 kilos.-
Para Ca1iz, por 8. de Ezquisgs, 30
sl azicar Con 4,852 kilos, 20 Or ca
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-05-28

II hace de facil tomaF y digeribl'
aun para los est0magOs mas deli
Cados, por Cuya circumstances M
complazco en- extreme felicitand'
s Vds. por 81 gran servici0 qus
vienen pfestaDdo con 81 preci0st
prcparado EMsulsi6n d Scott { Il
hnmanidad enferma.
Soy de Vds, con toda considers
zion, alto. 8. s. @. B. M.-Dr. Pa
bio Font u MGrtslO.
La mujer que tiene IN pelt
abundante, undoso y relucieDte
puede enorgnllecerse de poser mo
lie los mas ricos atractivos femeui
es; Y Ia que 90 10 tiene, puedt
conseguirlo con ell uso del T6nicC
Oriental preparado por Lanman a
Kemp.
El T6nico Oriental es una fnen-
te de brillo y hermosura, tauto pa.
ra les damas como para los caballe-
ros. El pelo adQuiere con su use
susvidad, limpieza, abundancia J
flexibilidad, y Ia barba y los b'go.
ties brillantez, aedosidad y gracio-
sas ondulaciones. A.
''Mancel's Specific. .D-Llamamoi
la atenCi6n le todos los hombres
debiles hSciael maravilloso reme-
dio ConOCido como " Especif1Co Re.
juvenecedor de Mancels ,, el cual
ha sido nsado en- prActica partiCu.
lar por IN m6dic0 antique Y expe'
rimentado por mas de treinta amos,
habiendo cnrado q millares de hom.
bres, y vu6Itoles la felicidad, con
50 uso, y la salud y fortaleza mii
completa.-N0 dsber6 oIGsiEcGrss ss-
"a Msdioina como IN !" Cuento d.
Hadas," sinO que debe prObarss para
oOn.prender So Ualioso ns6ritO, como
un especifOo serdadero.
Tenemos en- nuestro poder millal
res de cartas, de todas parties de.
mundo, que atestig uan su gran
merito, no habiendo fallado una
sola vez, en- todos los casOs de de-
bilidad del sistema nervioso, 8 se.
xual, impotencia, derrames semi
males etc., en- que 90 haya usado de
acuerdo con las direCciones dadas,
asi como cuando se haya atendido
q Ia dieta y prescripciones que de-
ben seguirse, las que nos complace-
mos On dar gratis.
Sirvanse- diiigirse al Departas
mento OonsultoF de Mancels Spe-
Ciflc.-13 East so th. street.
New.York City.
&. N. A.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-05-28

orogresos que ali se notan en- u
inslrucci6n j ica. All 10 hs
consignado 81 u nor IuEiesta en "a
xisita que asaba de girAr { las
eseuela, fslicissndo, ademas. eD
4 sesi6n que presidl6, al A unls.
miento, JunsB de instruction J
iig1o Aicalde de aquel pueblo,
nuestro amigo o sefor M6ndss,
uor hsber adquirido en- 81 1000 Is
meior casa de ID localidad para
escuela pdblics.
Eta es Ia mejor prueba de l.
mucho que aquel pueblo se int
tesa por el mejoramisnto de ID
enst fianza popular.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-05-28
Providencia. judiciales.
Ayuntamientos.

Las digestiones diffciles acompa.
nan & menudo Ia palidez del rostro,
10 descol0raci6n de los labios, laI
palpitaciones, Ia Sofocaci6n, mani.
festaciones derivadas de la misms
causa el empobrecimiento de la
sangre, exhausta de hierro, 81 prin-
CipiO esencial. Entire todos los
ferrUginoaos, ell mas racional, 81
que representa- con mas exactitud
la composition del gl6bulo saDgui,
neo es el Hero de Leras, prepara.
do en- estado soluble y q imilable
preferibIe 4 las pildoras, grageas f,
polvos, { menndo irritantes y de
ana absorci6n dudosa 8 dificil.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-05-28
sALrDAs DB oABorAJn.
0PEalOIOats 0E BHuUEs EE PUFETu
TRAvHsfA.

TRAvRsfA.
vap alem 'VeneEia," descargan'
do.
Vap. ing. "Annandale," deacar'
|gando.
OABOTAJN.
Col. esp. 'tBorfnq 7en," carga pa
70 AguadiIla y Mayagtiez.
Bdra esp 'tFeria,' carga pars
Arecibo.
Col esp 'Providencia, = carga pa
ra Fajardo.
Col esp sCOraz6n de JESUS" car.
ga para Sto. Domingo.
Col esp Conception caEga para
Manati.
Col esp "Mayagiiezans," cargs
para Ponce y Mayagiiez.
CO.. esp. "Olementina de Mana.
IT," psndiente.
Col esp ''Isabela,' carga para
Yabucoa y Humacao.
Bdra esp .Doe de Mayo,n caFgs
para Maunabo.
Col. eep. t.Coraz6n de Maria'
carga para Manati.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-05-28
CASA DR HURSPRDEg
EsTABLECIDA EN- CAYRY,
GALE DEL ComERC1o.

Pr6xima Ia fiesta del Patron a.
este pueblo San Iaidfo, y cnrecien.
do esta localidad de una casa Qus
reuna las condiciones necesnriaa
para esta clase de cstablecimientos,
acabo de construir una, en- ID calle
mas centrica de Ii pOblaci60, con
todas las cOmOdidades apetecibles !;
en- ella, encontrarkn los qne me
hoDren CON 81 asisteneia, e6modaa
habitaciones, cOnfortahles e0midaa
y lImitados precios.
Oayey, 8 dc Mayo dc 1o00.-u
EWlogio Colon.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-05-28
GACETILLAs.

Para las Es0uelaS. S.-A0aban de-
recibirse en- esta Imprenta los 81
guientes Objetos, dc Indispensable
utildad para las Escuelas. Los re.
comendamOs 6 los AyuntamientoE
y & los sefiores PHofesores, encar-
gando Ia possible anteIaci6n On los
pedidos, para evitar Ia sglomera
|ci6n de los mismos, que demOra y
difeulta el pronto despacho. He
aquf una n0ta de los objetos que
% han reCibidO:
Mtdallas para premios; varias
clases y tamafi0s.
Lfbr0s para idem.
Tablss de Aritm6tica, impresas
en- dos tiutas.
Oolecciones de Oa,teles de Leo
Itura.
OOlecciOnes de Maximas mora
les para nifias y ninos.
C0lecciones de Historic Sagrada.
Estas e0lecciones sc cOmponen
de 40 msgnifcas laminas ilumina'
das, del tamafio de 38 x 48.
Tiza en- barritas, para pizarras
etc, etc, etc.
| L0teria. I'll premio mayer de
sortco de Ia LoteFia Provincial ju.
lgado el 20 del one espira csy6 eI
Mayagiieg, rspertid0 entire vRrio
lpObres.
Felices ellos !
| D. !. P.--Ha falIoCidO on loI
lEstadoa Unidos 81 joven don Rafae
LOPEZ de Victoria, sobFino del 81
director de 10 Resansen de Maya
Igiiex.
| A quien enviamos nuostr0 aenti
Ido p6eame.
1 Descanse en- ell Senior el alml
idel que ya no existe.
Daida. Ceres 0e Mayaglieg ii
liadIvfduo se eay6 do ana palms
l Ihiri6ndoae con IN enGhlll0 que poz
1 fNba j ffactnrknd0sa an bFako.
| Knf0 suenta El heWasm ds aque
IIlle anda
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-05-28

Isns consi gnatarios, ha saIfdo del
puerto de Ia Oorufia, con destin &
es.e, el dia Fl del corriente.
vap. esp. "Ramon de LarrInaea
FL meneionado vapor said de
Liverpool, VIA Santandef. dIrerta-
mente para esta Ell iia Is del 90.
rriente.
Oonsignatariog, sObrinrs dc H.
quiaga.
vapor espafioi "MANuELA.D
Del 20 al 80 del 00rrisnte mes.
re alark & este puerto, pfoeodente
dc Santiago de Cuba, via Ponce.
Mayagiiez y AguadiIla.
Oonsignatario, Ludwig nuplaos.
vap. aiem. "GoTEiIA.
Procedente st. Thomas Y EuFo-
pa, llegara & este puerto del 3 81 6
del mes de Juni0 pT6xiu0. Coz
sjgnatarios,
Mullenhoa q Korber.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-05-28
IA 0AUSA DBL NAL.

Hnce mu1hos 100 que nae liz.
me ntEiafnente = etenelon ~ cler
10 male1tnk ontEe lae elas0s tEnb2.
jadora1 debldo. m4s aus { 50 falta
Dc reenr1oa, q mal 30 que ha0c &c
ell0a desdc que 81 lnjo y los viclos
Il eaelayIzan nln dAnse cuenfa.
bu enpen0 Ynzso tIe empareJarse
con l0s ficos hacsend0 gastos supe-
Ei0re 4 hus iortunas, lejos de mejo-
KaE SO sltuncl0n, T. empeOra, pOrque
al gaata 81 frutO de % trabajO Sin
conseguiE nu O1jet0 de- Ger mas CON.
sldeEnda de lCs que 0itFan au empe
no en deslueir u que no puede de-
KEQehaE en tOntekias, cue cuanao
ml !. sirven para exclsaF = envidla
de los que carecen ds recursos; ,
como nunoa Iallan oxCltantes NOS.
tlgadoFes que aDulfan Ias cosas Q
las deangu1an para caunvar m
cant0a J teneklos 0e q pafte cnan-
90 loa necoslten, eeos saie1 que -
yen0en por amigos aeIepsoEes de
r. cla.e proletAfia, son sns peofes
enemlgos; son los one fal yez In
conselentsmense los haeen mas desr
gfaclaQ0s, pues eliOs no cOmpken
uen que qulen nace .descontentOs
na0e lnfoilces. - es0s saIes suplefan
- Que naeen reaimenbe 50 annel0
tuorA me1Oral y AueFte del que an-i
tte poE fAitA DC fecursos, 70 ensena-
xlan 4 ganaxl0s y { emplearlos Dien
cuandO lo1 hene; 10 ensenArian 9
eonverf5r g aemPo en dlner0 J q
ecOnomisarlO para mel0EAr de suer-
e e ensth thaEian aquei relran que
dice; saAso msasss saase va.ss, = M
De que tomafnn por m0delo . loA|
cue, ain masayu0A cue su c0nstAn-
sia en 81 cstudlo, trahejo y econo-
mia, uegarona oonquiatar unpuesto
honrosO J enyldieDle On - e0cie-
dad dOnde Antes nadio los hacla
taso. Eiempl0s de eaos hay mu-
ehO. J son 4 meior pFueba del Va.
Ter del andividu0; SON l0s meg0roA
blasOnea quo pueden ostentarse.
l0rQue representan 81 m6rito yerda
deF0. 81 seR rico pOr hercncia 90
nna auerte, per0 nunca un m6rito
nj IN motiyO para cnvancccfse
con los menOs afortnnados; y ai ESQ
- tcmara On cuentas no - verian
tantos necios engreidos ques lelos
do iuclFne provocando 10 enyldia
del que no puede gaseer 70 que eiios,
ies ayudaEiAn Q salif oe sus apufos
como ac0nsela = pEnoencia J en-
Ae1a y doctrina cElatlana.
PoE ga parte gran n0mer0 de
los Eisos poE heIencla viven mny
oQulv0cAdOs, queriendo gozaE o.
tentAnd0 sus cauaAlea 8 - vista
de loo que podfian remediar % des-
gsaela con g que ellos deffocnan,
san honra ri prOvecho. J tan sol.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-05-28
ROBO DE- I'm CABALLO,

Ha desaparecido de la propiedad
de don Landelino Aponte, en- Ca
guas, uno de las seiiales siguientes:
Zaino claro, 63 cuartas alzada, paso
devanado, tira andadnra, una man
cha blanca en- el labio superior,
marcado en- Ia nalga derecha, con
las iniciales A. r.
El que 10 presente & su duefo,
sera gratificado.
Vtctor Fmndndes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-05-28
VinOs SuperiOreS

de Vsldepshas, de Argzhda, d Nayn.
tra del PfiorA to IN enartsEalnn. pirno
y medias % vendsn muy baratca 81 q
alnacen de Oaldas 4 Co, TAnoA ne /:
San Juan uerto.Rieo, Mario 2e
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-05-28
LECTURA PR0VROHOSA.
(Nada de poesla

Esos vshidos desssascimisntoa
que experimentan muchas peFsonas. &
diferentes hoFas del dis, Cue Ios haesa
|psFdsf por bfsyss instantes q usnIiao.
atemcFIssndo I slgunos. En1 eo'I6s
lencia q peaadez de cabesa qus slenteu
algnnos indiyfduos dsspuks as eszsr.
predisponi6ndolos 1 las connartionS1:
Ese alisnto f9tidO qus sxhainn alvu.
nos pl6jimos , 81 mnl gusto q h Is.
Co, dependencies del sst6mago nntio
ICON que 30 cnrnnf Con Il