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Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1891-01-02
Science and Industry.

A new gun has been perfected by
Sig. Guidolle of Lucca which will fire
sixty-four shots minute.
Over three thousand bolts, eight
inches long. were used in the construc-
ton of the S. Clair tunnel every TWEEN
ty-four hours.
Acrolein. which presents the advant-
age of containing no sulphur. has been
recommended by Mr.. L. Lewkowitsch
for giving water gas a noxious odor.
Artificial coffee is now manufactured
to an alarming extent. the spurious
article consisting of the roasted meal
of different cereals, worked up with
dextrine.
An English inventor offers n system
by which coal gas compressed to one
eighth its natural bulk can he carried
about ann utilized rs an illuminant
when desired.
There were over eight million kegs
of nails produced last year in tho
United States, of which one-half were
cut steel. less than one-fourth cut iron,
and more than onc-fourth wire.
The loss of heat in the pipes of
central steam supply system when laid
under ground and protected, will
amour. To about 80 per cent, rs stated
10y. superintendent of plants Of this
kind.
Air flows into vacuum ut tho rate
of 1. 1913 feet second, and steam Mt
the rate of 1000 feet second. 1t
would take IA column of steam eleven
miles high to produce a pressure of
fifteen pounds.
Late Investigations have determined
that the majority of decp-sea depres-
SONS come from other than volcanic
origin. and that the coolest waters of
the ocean stand IN deep lroughs in-
stead of running. rs was formerly
thought to be the ease.
The total number of stars. of which
some knowledge may be Obtained by
the optical appliances now available.
according to Prof. Lockyer, is from
forty to iif1y million. OF these ouly
about six thousand are visible to the
naked eye. equally divided between tue
two hemIspheres.
A new shell has lately been invented
by an Austrian for the purpose Of scat
tering oil over the waves during
storm. II il wooden cylinder lined
with shellac To keep the oil from pene-
trating the wood. aud it carries IN nd
dition calcium light which illumin-
ates the water for considerable dist
nuce.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1891-01-02
The LongraIlow Family.

The most interesting spot in Cam
bridge il the old Longfellow house.
where Miss LongfcIlow, the oldest
daughter. aud Rev. Samuel Longfel-
low. the brother of the poet, now live.
The house looks exactly as it did in the
old days when the great poet received
his friends with sweet and gentle conr-
tesy. His spirit seems to haunt the
rooms aud halls aud will he ever pres
ent To those who had the privilege Of
his friendship. The two younger
daughters. Mrs. Richard Ii. Dana and
Mrs. Joseph G. Thorpe. Jr., have built
houses adjoining the old estate, so that
the Longfcllow sisters live side by side,
in the order of prmogeniture. Across
Battle street is the little park named
in honor of the dead poet. 1t was an
appropriate idea that the vacant land
over which Longfellow's eyes so often
wandered us he looked from his win
dows should remain free to the inhab-
itants Of Cambridge as q memorial OF
him.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1891-01-02
Counting by Catalogue.

The widow of Councillor Muller paid
n visit to the horticultural show with
pretty daughter Sophia BY a curious
aud happy coincidence they fell in
with Kurt lehman. the artist. the son
Of an old friend of Mrs. Mnllers; for
Kurt had catalogue, and ladies'. as a
rule. do not care 10 spend money on
such things.
Mrs. Muller was very soon thorough
" posted up in the mysteries Of botany,
ms irst Kurt and then Sophia had the
catalogue in their hands and read out
the various items. But why this per-
petual changing o. hands? The mother
watched the proceeding more closely.
aud soon discovered that the young
people made pencil marks opposite
some of the flowers in the catalogue. s
A strict inquiry brought to light the
fact that Sophia and Kurt had been
carrying on a secret conversation ia
the Language of flowers Touched
with this poetic method of intelligence.
the widow gave her consent to the en-
gagement of the young couple. -
humortstiscbe BATTER.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1891-01-02

OSE Of the ways OF stimulatin g in
venlion which Is we'll worthy OF trial
is Offering standing rewards for those
who at my time make discoveries OF
great advantage to human progress.
Our patent laws do this indirectly by
giving to the inventor exclusive con-
troll Of his discoveries for u term OF
years But these laws do not always
protect those who most need protec-
ti0u. and are often used for the term
Of the patent in the most oppressive
mHnner. IL Is q common trick OF
patentees 10 make no complaints when
their inventions are male and sold by
outsiders. but TO prosecute vigorous ~
those in whose hands their invention 8
are Afterwards fornd. In this why
thousands OF dollars were extorted
from farmers for driven-well patents.
until the highest courts decided that
this patent was invalid. Laws should
be made protecting those who limo
Gently use patented ideas. rs articles
containing these are sold TO them. 1t
would also probably be well to at
least try 10 purchase some OF the more
valuable patents from their inventors
for round sum, for the purpose OF
making present OF them to the
public for the public good
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1891-01-02
As Quick as Lightning.

According to the San Francisco
Examiner. the quickest thing next to
electricity is snake. Well-behaved
serpents are always interesting. But
for the unfortunate information that
one gave to Miss Eve before she olopcd
with Adam when he WAS head gardener
of the Ellen ranch. there would he
snakes i'm more respectable families
than there are to-day. A Cleveland
snake professor says that missing
pythons aud cobras will eat ut any
time except when they are blind and
shedding their skin. They wont touch
anything then. Another queer thing
about them is that they won't eat any
thing hut white animals. Wait; I'll
show you" aud taking young rabbit
out of its cage he placed it in the box
with the snakes.
They did not move for about a min
ute. Then one OF the pythons raised
its head and fastened its eyes upon
bunny. Tae rabbits ears dropped. its
eyes closed aud it began to treGhle.
All mt once the snake shot forward, and.
Selling it by the back of the neck. eolled
itself around it aud began crushing out
its life. then turning it over began to
swallow it, Tue p,thon's head under
ordinary circumstances was not larger
than thumb joint on Il man $ hasd.
yet when it seized the rabbit it's jaws
became disocated in such ii way that
il was abe To start the rabbits head
into its mouth. Then by peculiar
notion it began slowly TO swallow ITS
prey. As the snake worked backward
aud forward its head stretched to many
times the natural size. until finally
bunny's hind legs disappeared down
the python's mouth.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1891-01-02
The Shnh's Sons-In-Layy.

The shah of Persia won't stand any
Fooishness ON the part of his sons-in.
law. They can't move into the palace
and board free, with the use of the
library and bathroom thrown In.
They cant consume his wines and
cigars and use his horses without com.
pensation. He only marries daughter
to very rich man. and as soon rs the
ceremony IL over lie Immediately con.
tiscates his property. That Is the
kind of man the shan Is. Then they
have to go to work and try 10 build mp
another fortune. There Is nothing the
shah likes better than to see his sons
in-law lIustllng around TO make liv.
ing.-1eras SytIngs.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1891-01-02

TrE idea OF permanent census
bureau is proposed. and it has been
Endorsed by such able statisticians as
Francis A. Walker and Carroll ID.
Wright The country has lately been
convinced that a census system which
will preclude the possibility OF such
blunders and frauds as have charac-
terized the recent census is an imperi-
tive necessity. But whether perma-
nent census bureau is the best remedy
OF such evils may be doubted. Such a
proposition might be only the means
OF perpetuating the ills OF the present
bureau
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1891-01-02

MEDICAL students in London are
compelled to go through a course Of
four years study, hospital attendance
and lectures before being qualified to
appear for final examination. By an
order OF the general medical council
OF England the term of preparation has
been extended to five years. American
doctors, however, can run up mouu-
mental bill against q patient with
equal facility, and many OF them get
diplomas without ever seeing hospital
or hearing Il dozen lectures.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1891-01-02

WHEN there is sweeping change in
congress lie lobbyists invest Washing
ton 10 full force. The now men, who
know little or nothing OF the matters
that are TO come before them. are fine
material for the lobbyist, who is well
posted on the interests he is there to
further fine entertainer, pleasant
companion. and IL f. not to be won
dered at that ,he inexperienced men,
Der gets biased in his opinions, though
he imagines himself proof against out
side Influences. No way OF abolishing
the lobby has yet been discovered. aud
Il Is doubtful IL it ever will be sup
pressed. Those who have private in
forests at st,ke will continue 10 use
all means within their power TO for
ward them
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1891-01-02

WE could say something pleasant to
every one if we did not set ourselves
up for such critics and keep our eyes
blinded to the best in human nature
and look only for the worst The
most lovable woman in the world is
the one who always finds something TO
admire in her associates and never
hesitates to speak OF it TO others. and
In quiet way suggests her admira-
ton to the recipient, evan il it verge
On hattery. Wholesale fattery is
more refined than brutal honesty.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1891-01-02

THERE is some eccentricity In the
makeup of some people that prompts
them. even from their early years, to
prefer unwholesome food and habits
to those that are healthy. At meals,
they will risk, not of malice prepense.
but instinctively and unconsciously.
those dishes that they would better
leave untouched; and they will show a
perverse talent for sleeping when
they should wake, waking when they
should sleep, exertiug themselves
when they should repose, and remain
ing indolent when they should be
acti ve
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1891-01-02

first-G Class, reliable article, which would
have cost several times as much.
Here, then. is why the cheaper shoes
are not worth even the fractional price
which they cost. With care they may
wear for five or six weeks; but they
cannot be kept docking presentable"
for half that time. The dearer shoes
will wear as many months, and with a
little care they will look well till they
are worn out Good Housekeeping.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1891-01-02

THERE is project to construct a
ship canal across New Jersey from
the Delaware river to the Atlantic.
The scheme was first suggested by
merchants of Philadelphia, who desire
a shorter water route 10 New York
and an abbre Walton OF the journey of
hundreds of miles down the by and
around Cape May TO strike the ocean
paths to Esrope.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1891-01-02
ELECTRICAL Precs ution.

A doctor Of Jersey City suggests
that all telegraph poles on which live
electric wires are strung be painted red.
that the public may be able to distin-
guish them.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1891-01-02

IT 10 good to have tbs courage to
welcome new order OF things; to dis
cerI the gladuess and the glory Of new
possibilities; to welcome the angels
thas stand about the throne OF life -
honor, generosity and sympathy.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1891-01-02

New York has expended 50. 900. 600
Ia buying land for new parks.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-06-25
Noticias de Ia Capital

Nuestro apreciable amigo el laborioso 8
ilustrado iurisconsulto don Carlos n. SOler, en-
tusasta pOr los estudiOs ASTRONOMERS y sObre
los cuales ha publicado interesantes trabajos,
ha reeibido Fecientemente el magnftico teles-
copio que pasamos describlr.
tEl antoOio astron6unicO de que hablanaos Os
4n Burden deO N. 108 [diametrO del objetivol:
M 10 distansia focal = prOvistO de un ocular ts-
Freatre tres celest0s Ell pOdeF ampliieatiyO
del primoro, SO representa- pOr el n1mero 80 y
pog los ndmofOs 100, 100 27O 81 de los dltimOS,
sada uno de lee cuales tiene 81 correspondionte
panta8 colorado, on harmonic con ia potencIa
del respective crista, para las Observaciones So
lareR.
TieRs adomSs un buen buscador para Ia colo
cas6n focO; merced 4 una cTemGIterG cue
p0rMite seolOcar ol linstrumento la altura que la
ObservWei0n exlje, de f&ciles movjmientos heri
1Ontales vertieales quo so pueden imprimir 81
anteOjO, Ol aparatO resulta pertectamente ma
nuRbl6. s. - sss
Con diche instru msnto pueden va acometerss
ostudiOs asron6micoa de alguna seriedad. Per-
mite el ex&men de los Mares mOntaflas, circos,
picos, erateras los princ pales detalles de la to
pOgrafa lunar; la Observation de los sat6lit do
Jupiter, aus nuheA, baAdas, manchas Y varledad
do sspeCtos; de las manchas penumbraS y adn fa-
culas del Sol; SO legaH descubrir dos de los aa-
t6lites de SaturnO, y conscnte ell deecubri-
mientO de anillOs; observation de las Eases de
Venus Marie de las cemiBuras del prlmero;
nueve poares y prfncipales manchas del segundO
mucheS de los asterOides, en- suma la sepafacl0n
de los cOmpOnentes de las estrellas dObles, cuy&
distancia no baja de segundo, siempre que Ia
primera no sea muy brillante la segunda no sea
muy peNueha Atm entire los brillantes pucdsn
dosdobIarse u crepdsculo Rigel Antar6s, Ia polar
y aun mas tarde, 3. del BOyerO y Castor"
.
Hay mucha animation para e gran bale
que tendra lugar esta noche en- el teatrO be-
neficio de Ia Academia de Mdsica que ha do
establecerse on la Capital. Nos han diOho que
81 decorado del salon del dicho teatro ha re-
sultadO muy bOnitO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-06-25

Ia Academia de la Historic, contestant el Sr.
Canovas del Castillo, al de senior CASTELAR, On
la Academia de Bellas Artes, el Sr Rlafio.
Sc han reunido en- la sala de ministros del
eenadO con los SenoreS presidente del COnsejo,
mlnistro de Graeia Justicia, los senores car
DENIAL Monescillo, obispo de OViedo, Salamanca
y zamOra Y conde de Canga Arglees para ha-
Ger algunaS observaciOnes unO de los artlCu-
los del proyecto de ley dc descanso doninical,
las cuales No afectan 4 10 esencial de este.
Es probable que en- la discussion del pro
yOcto interVenga el senor Cardeual MonescillO,
no para impugnarlO, sino para hacer obSOrVa-
ciOnes al miSmo, mostrandOse conforme con el
sentido general en- que Sc halla inspirado.
Parece que ell gobieruo ha dispuesto que
por la Interpretation de lenguaS del ministeri0
de Esta10, sc haga una traduccion oicial de Il
Ultima encfclica de Su Santidad Leon XIII, so.
bre la question obrera.
En- la enmienda presentada por ell sefor
Garcia Barzanallana al proyecto de ley del deS.
eanSo dOminIcal, prOp0ne SO autOrice ell tr3ba-
10 ell domingo en- las operacioneS mercantilOs
que exJa el cOmerclO maritImO, aSi de impor.
tacon como de exportaci0n, practicadaS por
buqu0s, cuaIGniera que sea el tonelaie que mi.
dan la clase de pabell0n que enarbolen: pa
70 habran de concurrir en- ellos siempre, como
circunstancias indispensables, la dc ser Vapo.
res de escala tja pr6viamente anunciada al
pnblico, y la de series precise permanecer muY
pOcas horas en- ell puerto.
Las noticias de Marruecos que Sc reciben en-
Malaga, conirman la especie de que 81 Empe.
rador ha matado de una paliza s su primer III.
nistro. Hacia algdn tempo que le disgustaba
su conducta, recientemente, no pudiendo 0u.
frirlo por mas tempo, creyo que 10 meioF era
matarlo palos.
El dia que On Europa Sc pusiera do moda
esta manera especialisima de hacer una crisis.
los aSpirantes a Ministries disminuirian mucho
Ha sido muy hi6n recibida la escuadra es-
pamela Oh Atenas; como Sc cOmprueba por 81
siRuiente despacho diriaido al hinistro do Es-
tedO.
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4
en- el teatro Derk6S de Ponce. representars s..
ia noche como function de despedida La ora.
con de Ia tGrdo. LnegO pasarA Yauco donde
dara algunas Representatives..
Uno de nuestros suScriptores de Barranuui-
tas SO queja de que no recibe eli peri0dico con
regularidad 10 que nos extraf1a mucho pues
con toda puntualidad SO Ie enVfa diariamente
bajO faja Podrfa decirnos ell ST. administra-
dor de comunicaciOneS de aquel pueblo que
hay respecto del particulars
90
Manana, JueVes Sc esperaba en- Ponce IA
aplaudida troupe que dirije el ST. santigosa '
debutara con la comedia ~ Otro de Eche.
garay
la DentOcrGciG ha empezado q publican
un luminoso articulo combatiendo la pena
muerte, con fnGtivO de exlStir actuamente en-
Ia Carcel de Ponce cinco reos cOndenadoS q
la dlcha pena que nOSOtroS .lamamOs bald0n
dc las conqulStas del siglo diez nueVe,
Hoy ha debido saIir de Ponce para MAYA
Suez, Ia slnpatica diva Amalita Paoli
90
Segun nuestraS nOticias ha sido muy salts
tactorlo el exito del concerto dado tlltimamen-
To On HumacaO, pOr ell nino artista Emilio De.
lannoy. Ell pr0ximo domingo piensa organi.
z&r otro concerto en- la playa de aqueI pueblo.
LIE deseamos igual 6xito que On el anterior.
.r- 90 -
Don Jose Rodriguez de Riopiedras nos ha
enVlado la souci0n de todos los entreteni-
mlentos que publicamos anoche 7 U9t pintOr
del mIsmo pueblo nos ha enviado las de Ia fu-
ga de vocales y anagrama.
De La Opinion de San German:
"DeSgFGcGd.-El Vi6rneS del cOrriente 2
seria la una y media de la tarde, un rayo cayo
sobre los jornaleros JaVier Irizarri Y su hiio
Jose CandelariO, de la Jurisdiction de Lajas,
que regresaban de una de las haciendas de
H0rmigueros. Ell hijo quedo muerto en- el ac-
TO el padre ha sido trasladado al hospital,
todo quemado y en- estadO de gravedad"
La Logia Adezphis de Mayagtlez celebra
hoy una gran fiesta, con motive de ser San
Juan Bautista el patron de los masones.
Euestro amigo ell Letrado Notario de Are
cibo, senor don jose A. de la Tore, nos parti-
cpa en- atenta circular, que SO ha asociado al
que tamblen es nuestro amigo, ell joVen juris-
consulto don Jose de Diego, para ell mas rapi-
do servicio de los despachos que tiene su
cargo.
Leemos en- un colega bajo ell rubro de Ia
Lj9.fG de Koch. .. -.-.
Oa de declarar que la linfa Koch es un remediO
peliGrOso que ha hechO muchas Victimas initil
pues no ha curadO nadie. IL a ..
FL gobieIno austriacO ha prOhibidO las inocu.
lacl0nes en- los hOspitales y la venta de esta pa
nGc9G en- las farmacias del Imperio.
La Academia de medicina de Paris sc ha pro-
nunciadO en- ell miBmO sentido. En- Espana, la
comlslon dc doce facultatiyos, nombrada para
dictaminar sObre la eficacia de este reunedio ha
dadO su veredictO, cOnsider&ndolO como in1til =
peligroso; ,,.
este tratamientO :" ....5#-...
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-06-25
Noticias de Ia Isla

Las personas de la Isla que des6en adqui-
rir pianos nueYos usados de las mejores cla-
ses que se imporUan al pals, pueden dirijirse &
Ia CoRREsPoNDENCIA DE PUERTO Rico. lie in
dicaremos la casa que puede venderlos con
mas ventajaa y mejorea proposiciones. 3-3
go
"a compahia Dc adcionados que trabaia
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-06-25
Gaditanas 6 Islenas

r. Los llnicos tenedores hoy de las mejOreS
papas gaditanas 6 islenas que SO Venden ea Ia
Capital de PuertosRic son los Sres Trigo Ci.
vidanes = Co. Barcel0 Perujo. va saben,
pues, donde deben dirijirse los que tengan que
eomprar este articulo de prinlera neces!dad.
Ell 81 del corrente sali6 dc la Coruna con
rumbo esta isla, el vapor-c -correO dc Espana
Alfonso XII. -
La causa lamada del robo q Ia Virgen de
la Providencia, esta senalado para ser vista en-
juicio oral y p1blico el dla 27 del proximo mos
de Julio
- Gontindan SIN MoVedGd las cuatro puertas
rastrfllOs que abren para atuera en- Ia calle
de San JustU, de que va nos hemos ocupado, y
sin NovedGd tamb6n tienen que echarse q Ia
calle los que transitan por ALI. ~@~
1caigo no caigo9 Esto, dice un respeta-
bic ladrillo que esta On la esquina do un~balcon
en- la Gale de San JustO, entire FOrtaleZa y
San Francisco. 81 desgraciadamente SO resuel-
We caer cuandO pase algdn cristiano le rom.
pc la crisma hay que cOrrer 4 buscar al pa
DIRE cura. .z,..m .r.: .~.-..
Hemos dido decir que los senores don An
tonic Gomila don Luis Ramirez Casablanca,
peDsan montar en- Mayagiez una fabrica de
helO en- grande eScala Si 6S exacta Ia nOticia
podran los mayagGezanos consumjr barato el
art culO, como sucede On esta Capital.
- ~...... a.
Aver fuerOn cOnducldOS al dep0sltO por el
guaTdia munich Lal nIlmerO l31, por pel6a@y eS-
candalo, Jacinto Delgado Manuel Romero, ha-
bi6ndOsele OcupadO un cuchilfo a. Segundo.
Tanbi6n una mujer pOr hab6rla encOntradO
Oh eStadO de embriaguez tendida en- la calle.
ErEn las ohcinas de LA CORRESPONDENT
CIA SO venden algunos quintaIes dc peri6dicos
vieOs. a. ..s< *~l.# - "|#U 8-7
4~-4 Aver tarde anoche hasta bora muy avan-
zada, hubo fiesta bordo dc un buque auclado
On eSta bahia. Los detaIleS los SileneamOS
por 81 caracter privado que reVisti6 la runion.
Hemos sido atentamente invitados para
el examen general de los alumnOS del ColegiO,
escuela particular de Sau Anto MO de Padua,
que dlTJe nuestro amigo don Buenaventura
Culinary, cuyo acto rendra lugar, manana % q
Ia uEa de la tarde.
Agradec0mos mucho la ate nci0n.
Hemos visto con gran placer los discursos
l6idos ante 10 Junta dc Damas de San Ilderfon.
80 por dos de las alumnas de dicho centro de
ensenanza, con motive dc los examenes dis
trlDuclon de premios que alh han tenido lugar
tltimamente
Sentlmos que ia extension de Gichos doCu-
mentos y Ia 1ndole especial dc nueatro peri6di-
60, nos impldan publicarlos, pero nos compla-
cemos en- aplaudiFlos no dudando que otros
colegasl5 darfan-la publicidad que SO merecen.
Sc han embarcado as6oohe nara Mavap,ez.
nuestros amigos los .senores Ten6s, Hita y
Ruiz Iborra, catedraticOs de este Institute que
van para examinar los alumnos del COlegio de
Maricao del Liceo de Mayaguez.
El Sr. Ten6s nos ha recomendado le des-
pidanos de sus amigos de la Capital.
Aver despu6s do Inuy brillantes ejercciOs
tono 81 titulo#de Bachiler, nuestra simpatica
amionita la crta. Sara I.Anaz Enn-a hiia dc
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Baquero y Gandara

Ofrecen recibido por VapOr ReissG Maria
CyiStieG.
SO cajas de 5Ol2 latas pfmientos 4 $1-75
docena.
l5 idem lOOI4 idem idem 81 reales i'd:
so idem de 50I2 idem pasta tomato $3.50
docena.
10 idem dc 1904 idem idem idem a 81 rea-
les docena.
Reuihido por vapor Miguel n, Pin6llOS ::
GO oaias dc 4 90. bacalaO Escocia $11 90.
80 idem de "a idem idem $l1 90.
90 cajas queso isleho superiores $50 90.
E1~No hemos bebidO nunca meior BRAN
DY que 81 del FRAILE CARAT
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-06-25

rem ediaEse Ia situaei6n, aunqHe 81 dana heChC
pasaran algunos amos para compensarse.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-06-25

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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-06-25
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