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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-01
CAN you TAKE PIllS7

Newell Device BY wtish . pisaxr.eahss
Duty L. Esde Pleasant
That improvement il the order OF the
day" Is demonstrated in every possible
direction, even In the manner OF taking
medicines after they have been pro-
scribed by physician
l. Yates. OF London, has invented .
clever trick for taking pills. which some
people arc absolutely unable 10 do. says
an exchange Cut No. I illus:rs.es the
device Itself. II consists Of q narrow
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-01

Now that the Chilian trouble has
ended. Chicago editors will fall back
on the smoke nuisancs. So far as
Chicsgo is concerned the smoke nui-
sanee IL very much Ike the poer-with
her always.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-01

metal band fa) with hooks % and 81
with which IL il hooked on the glass.
Cut No. shows 2 glass fitted up with
the pill taker." The forked le) has
ket-shaped extension tdl forms the re-
ceptaelc for the pin. When pin Is 10
be taken the water. OF Whatever liquid
is used with it, Is poured into THE glass,
the pill is laid in tho basket and tbs
glass placed TO The mouth. facing the
basket A. the water passes through
.he prongs II washes the pill into the
mouth and down the threat with neat
uess and dispatch.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-01

ITsa nngh.y good thing tina. Blair
vas cot sent TO Chill. lie ssuld have
han1rapted the goveramsat IA pAying
toils on his messages 10 the state de-
psrtment.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-01

NEW YoRx papers are trying to ex-
PLAIN why the 400 didn't turn out to
PATHS concerts. It's easily explained.
New York society ps,ronizes anything
because THAI IS the popular fad, and
not because il has real merit.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-01

II seems little out Of accord with
the eternal fitness OF things that Chics-
20 should have 70 90 to New York TO
sell her Worlds FAIR beads.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-01

OKLAHOMA, that land represented to
be . perpetual canaan OF milk and
honey, IS witnessing most agoniAng
scenes of restitution. One family of
Ave froze to death few days ago, and
deaths from exposure are of daily &C.
currence,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-01

TEE bitter rivalry Of the Cleveland
and Hi factions Will make the choice
OF = dark horse political necessity TO
prevent total disruption Of the party.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-01
A. Erp-rs...eA B.rrss..

A ErperieseeA Bsrgtss.
Youse Burglar-Tbese spoons ais1
ailver. They are the cheapest kind q
Imitation.
Old Burxisr-That's lucky.
"Lucky2"
yep. Take 'en alonS-
"Nhat fer?''
The Teddy q the house win b
cleared 20 vet the detectives arter NJ.
lest they shoald End them spoons an
describe 'sm tn N paperA" - Good
AewA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-01

stomach bittsrs, 10 Is ABOUT ssnas 70 call
. hais on the genius of the lrEsprssssbls
Advertising sseas.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-01

TIE Emerson home has struck the
keynote OF home missionary work in It's
efforts TO save the homeless, destitute
children on Waterloo street and in It's
vIcinitv.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-01

IT il said tha. the streets OF the prin-
cipal cities Of Japan are to he supplied
with electric care Detroit papers
please copy.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-01

EnssoS hss Invented = taking clock.
1. ser hss not sesa Announced bat
the svsrse. man vii hops that Il 10 not
Of the fsuintes ~euder.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-01

THAT young man of Kalamazoo who
left prospective bride and directed
that his money be sent to the mission
aries must have been moved 10y q spirit
of compassion for the girl. Had he
left her the money and himself gone to
the missionaries her life would have
been an unbroken desert OF woe.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-01

WHss patent Dsss csss 6Frs ran
uss "John Aadsrs.n. ~ ia Jsbn =.
"a an advertisement Tor q hfand IS
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-01

Tss New York werif sys TIE dsso-
crsrc psrtv = ''plssged % TIE pslscy OF
intFenehment." pses that mean IL
w. crs~l ia it'. hsls'
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-12-15

police court Yesterday morning Tie
charge for carrying eoHeealsd weapons
Vas nolIe prosed, Judge Haggeriy
holding that as the weapon was found
IN her s2Ienel the otense did not come
under the statute. The woman Was re.
arrested and aETaigned on a charge or
procuring girls TO enter house OF III
lame. frABk Smith was arraignet on
. similar charge. Both pleaded no,
guilty and their bonts were rxsd at
81 900 each, which neither OF theii
could give
Anna Myers. who was arrested for
being implicated IN the same case, MAS
arraixnsd on a charge OF keeping =
house of i'll fame. Shs pleaded not
guilty and her bonds we're liked At 500.
Sac also went TO jail. The officers VINO
have worked the case up say it Is one
OF the most Infamous crimes that has
been committed here IA years. smith
and the Myers woman will be examined
tomorrow morning. Margaret Cook
will be examined Saturday morning.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-12-15
OF THE OLD THIRD
Was Held With Its Usual Pleasansriss
Yesterday.

xS1lc11A1s
The survivors of the "old Third"
Michigan infantry regiment held their
twenty-tirst annual reunion yesterday.
About 100 veterans were present and
the red diamond was conspicuous
everywhere. The afternoon was spent
with fraternal handshaking and talk
ing over the old times, made memoir
able in part by the valiant action or
the "old third" At 6o'clock the bus
mess session Was begun at the Bridge
street house. Resolutions regarding
dead members were adopted and tho
following officers were elected:
President, ID. c. Crawford, Ionia /;
first vice president, Charles Mil
Ter, Muskegon; second vice presi-
dent, ID. ) Peck. city; third vice
president. ID. L. Birdsell, Hastings;
fourth vice president, NJ. j. Bonner.
Casnovia; fifth vice president, Joseph
Brewer, Luther; secretary. George T..
Judd: treasurer. Fred SchrIver, Sr.
Wurzburg's orchestra discoursed ap-
proprlate music during the banquet.
Gen. Byron l.. Pierce acted as toast
master. He said it gave HIM strange
feelings TO see the men who had fought
through from the battle OF Bull Run,
and stood their part of the hard fight
ing gathered together once again, and
happily ended by calling on Allen 5.
Shattuck to respond to the toast,
"ChancelIorv'lle. Mr.. Shattuck re-
sponded pleasantly and read his per-
sonal memoirs of that battle.
After a guitar solo. entitled the
'Siege of Sebsstopol." by G.. S. KIM
ball, Toastmaster Pierce introduced
Comrade f. o. Rose of the Forty-fourth
Indiana volunteers, who responded to
"The Loyal Women of America"
Judge Patterson of st. Johns, spoke
of Anna Echridge. ''our gentle Annie"
General Rutherford was present and
said that the mission of the veteran on
the battlefield had been fulfilled.
Col. Zach Aldrich spoke of the suffer
ing undergone by union soldiers and
the benefit the nation had derived.
Judge Champlin was called and re-
spouded briefly.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-12-15

field avenue 81. E. church VII dellve r
his lecture money and Muscle" IN
saginaw tonight.
The Progressive Spirtualist society
Will hold . circle az ) p IN. and p m-
today IN Eiks' hall. Exercises n me
dlnEshlp will be given.
A short business meeting or the
Union or Unions will be held today at
4 o'cloek in Good Templars' hall.
Yesterdays bank elearings, s254,-
035. 73, were $94. 400 IN excess OF the
corresponding day OF 1891.
Local members of the peoples party
talk OF getting together shortly to talk
over the future.
The new literary and social club will
dine At Sweets on Saturday evening ~
O'clock.
General Passenger Agent George
DeHaven is In New York on business.
The railroad clerks gave . dance IN
the Norris block last night.
w. IL. Hoops is IN Chicago.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-12-15
ITS SUCCESSFUL BAZAAR.
Church of Christ Debt Reduced as .
Result.

The Home Missionary society Of the
Church of Christ held q most success
ful bazaar in Good Templar's hall last
evening from 8 O'Clock until 1890.
The room was arranged with tables and
stalls, where fancy articles were kept
for sale by q company of attractive
young women, who spared neither
time nor words III crying their wares.
A noticeable feature was the absence
OF all forms of gambling. No tickets
for chances were offered. IL the pur-
chaser wished an article he paid the
price asked and departed. Many fine
articles were donated by merchants of
the city, and as . result the net profits
of the bazaar we're very largo.
A splendid supper was served, par
taken of by several hundred persons.
The bazaar was held for the purpose
of raising funds to apply on the church
deb.. A handsome sum was raised
but the exact amount was not known
last evening.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-12-15
Royal Arcanum Officers.

Bryant Council Royal Arcanum,
elected officers Tuesday night AZ fol-
lows: Regent, NJ. Il. Melis; vice regent,
j. S. Masseck; orator, w. I. Wilson;
p. 8. regent, c. f. Patterson; secretary,
A. T.. Stevens; collector, c. B. Hooker;
treasurer. j. ID. Morton; chaplain T. A..
Darlington: guide, ]. Il. Burnett: war
den. K. p. Bur nett; sentry, P. Nelson;
trustee for thr ree years, Il. J. Stowe;
representative to grand council, c. +.
Patterson; alternate, X. j. Stowe.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-12-15

/ Catsrrh, deafness, rheu ma tiam. ne~v-
Gus debility. impotence and ell d,seono
resulting from early indiscretione -
.excesses Of manhood, oil cissaeeo -
the urinsry ofga,nS partial paralyuio.
varicocelis ruptures, tumorA scrokul1I
! old sores dropsy, skin diseeseA hV
and kidney complaints. heart 6fnG
shortnen OF breath. back Of -
smau OF back, etc., includlng eW
female complaints and chronic dlSsasc,
cured quickly and permanently.
That cough, slight fever and vuon,
nsss, shortnsss Of breath, nalui1sofo~,
Of heart. my means sure and &C.,
II you are nervous sesf,s~ 49,
BILE. sleepless or wake afspr Aes1
dreams. tired mornanrsv Nth . q
headache, bed tas>s In tbe uoutk
sometimes discharge, and "a otnun
your employment without les snoor4
or amtleon, desire 20 - 49,
gloomy forebodinga. 3 dtpo&esm
worry and fret shoht trouble 49,
that never coipeS speIls Of koe1lo0
AFRAID or uncertain. sometimoo -
opirits. ron ere suffering from nervooS
debility and exhaustion Of nerve povur
which may end ip utter prostraacn'
insanity and death. -
II you have great sense OF vsskn.
ard wsarlneo. with tired hmoes nomo4
ness. trembling. pf'ekiy esneAoooo
cold feet ond legA you Are odvanm4D
II your hesd sehea. feel numb g
irsd, With strange ssnsationA. loD =
memory, and you think With die3Du11
or you Are sieepls1 - nuh4 -
drowsiness and duiinen durluR -
day, the nerve and brain fstleuo 80
aeon run into insanity o. death.
nyop have any Of shsss feeiin0 -
not Deglsct tbem. OF they win en19
psrslyna insanity. prossraeos
ess.h; a. YOU value yous Iife % ~ -
lect ihess varningA xtDs eno
riencs hes shown. ard hundroP
proved, that these dlssasse ere -
feotlv ana completely cured ~ DIE
:. CLAY TODD, ~ n Diussen e1PooR
,aoms 4, and 4. grnpt RAPID -
Under the use Of Dr. q. Q1AX
TODpsa semArkabI reme1bO q
those sympfoms yseid - II ~ 49,
and strengths Of nerves, viRoY ~ brntnS
vitality Of blood snd health . ~
rs remedies are purely vses(noao
and hsrrnless. and eAn onl1 - -
tAinsd ~ hts onoe<
Ds TODD ompounds hispysocstu
lions before each pstaspt IN his o1boa
pa ToDD'e oflce u ~ 1e n. D.v.61o<
str~t., rooms I. and {. Grand naptlo
HE medicines agrse With tbe e1ems
seh. snd you Can ess anything -
Hsa IN be Office from Ia the mun
lng unial : n the evening svsfy day -
6aDdsye
uan everybody Affisndlv ~ -
s's s1c ~ ssssssss s nava1supa
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-12-15
Judge Haggerty Was Right.

The certiorari proceeding of Hyman
Brown, Harry Newman. Louis Sander
and Philip Sherman, who were con-
victed in the police court for running
their clothing stores on Sunday, were
heard in Judge Groves court yester-
day and the decision of the lower court
was affirmed. When beaten In police
court they began certiorari proceedings
in the circuit court to have the decis.
ion of the lower court annulled.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-12-15
Fen though th'

Fen though the face be not so fair,
And beauty may be all but flown,
Dear ladies, you need not despair;
If SOZODONT you make your own;
And brush your teeth and mouth
with skill
You'll fascinate and conquer still.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-12-15
LOOK FOR THE GRAND
Opening Of the Great Atlantic and
Pacific Tea Company.

The grand opening of the great At.
lantlc and Pacific Tea company takes
place Monday, December 10 and is to
last all the week. Be sure to get one
of those handsome panel pictures en-
titled "Good Morning." These pic
lures are given away to all purchasers.
Look for their advertisement in the
Sunday papers giving full description
of the picture.
Remember the place, No. 10S Mon
roe street.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-12-15
The Truthful
Test

rt requires no learned experts
or scientific experiments to
establish the fact that Or.
rs'cEs DELICIOUS FLsyomSs ss.
TRACTS are not only the strong
est. but positively the sweet
est and most delicate fruit
favors. If housewives will
favor a cake, pudding, Gus
tard or cream with Dr. Prices
Extract Of Vanilla, Lemon or
Orange. and a smaller guam
titv gives a more natural and
grateful taste than can be inn
parted by any ether Extracts,
is il not an incontestablc
proof Of their greater excel
Icnces In every case wherc
Or. Prices Flavors are used
tlasy give perfse. satisfaction.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-12-15
.Dr,SC|ay Todd.
/ Thsfsmess HasuA, ,ssdknG
NO. 10 NovtA Da~nnae>z(
pesxsGs~sS
eRAKD zxHxDs. xtcx

Cures PAralyslA rwilshine Pn6A
inG or hickling Sensations. HsnuI,
Gus FsslingA Back or Head ~
Back or Neck Pains. sometmss runs
ming down the arms or back. Dsxrdno~
and other symptoms leading . parS@
lysis- Nervous Debility and Rsmai~
Complaints and Chronic DiseassA
Consultation free and con6dsatiU,
No charge for services until cuyo(
Directions in ell languseoa
RHEUMATISM MwAys cuRen
.cAIARRH AND HEAD NOISES CUM
pR0Psy CURED
FITS AND ALL NERVE AM B0n
DISEASES CURED.
EYE AND EAR DISEASES cuatH
'1HE ONLY ONE VINO CURES oEuufn
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-12-15
Cut HIS Head Badly.

Joseph Kielman fell through the
floor at the new Briggs block last night
and received an ugly cut in his head.
The ambulance was called and he was
taken to the Arnold house, whore he
lives.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-12-15
B. Kavanaugh's suct

Only limited number of these new
pocket guides Of the city. Buy Of your
grocer one hundred pounds "Lily
White -four and get one free. Don't
delay. VALLEY CITY MILLING Co.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-12-15
WICKED woMRN IN COURT.

Margaret Cook Arrested on Q More Se-
rious Charge.
Margaret Cook vss the source of at
traction 20 q tough-iooking crowd in
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-12-15

Corl, Knott & Co. are selling hand
somely decorated slippers for ladies at
65 cents pair. A great value.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-12-15

Miss F. Maude Hughes, harp recitals
every afternoon from to 6 o'clock, at
Eaton, Lyon Il Co.'s.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-01-24
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H. II. F.

Tenemos el sentimiento de
hacrr pdblico que b. failecido
en- Madrid Ia Excma Sra Mar
suesa de Ssn Juan de Puerto
Rico, D.: Josefa Peray y Niue
sss, DANA muy digna y respe'
t bile esposa del iiu, tre GUAM
TO bsneme,ito General Sanz,
Marques dc S,n j aan de Puer.
TO- Rico, de quien tan gratos
recuerdos sc conservan en- ests
I,la.
Los Ex mos & limos Sres
Nuncio de s. S. y Ooispo de
NJ .drid.A .Alcal& han concedido
100 Y 40 dias de indulgeneia,
respectivamente, FOR es1a miss
qae &c oyere, communion 8 part.
de rosario que sc aplicaren eb
sufragio del alma de dieha Sc
nora.
Descanse en- Ell celestial A.
eax,r el alma de ID Sra Mar
quesa , reciban el des onsoa
10 Sr M.rque', hijos y demas
deud Sc sineero re anne con
qua ell BoLETIS les acom pc rs
en- este supreme J do'oroso
trance.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-01-24
VIVA Ell REY!

En- ell dfa de hoy, 20 de- Enrro.
ha celebrado Is Naci6n Espafioia,
en- todoa sus dominion, ell Ssnto
de S. M. ell Rey D. AIfonso Kill,
cue Dios guarde.
Las baterias de 10 plaza han
het no Lao salvas de costumbre
y el Ejercito ha vestido de gala.
Los edi6cios pdblicos lucf.n 'i'-
tosas colgadnras y sobre elios tire
molaha eli invicto pabell6n de orc
y grana.
Por la mafisns, & 10 hora de
autemano anunciada. ha recibido
s. e. en- Corte 4 las autoridades
civiles y militares, comisiones,
fancionarios, Jefes de Centros,
et..
Nos asociamos al legitimo jd-
bio de Ia Patria. y, elevando
nuestra leal felicitaci6n 4 los piet
del Trono, hacemos fervientes vo
tos por ID dichosa y prolongads
exis tencia del augusto Heredere
de los Recsredos, A fonsos = FIR
nandos y de toda Ia Real Familia
Ala que deseamos, para bien pro
pio y de E psna. los mas precia'
doe lauroa v las mas brilia ntel
glorias.
Viva Ell REY!
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-01-24
PARA FRUCTIFERl EASENANZA.

E,criben desde Santiago de Gu.
GA que un hipnotizado llamsdo
Juan Bonne b. pegsdo un tire
al Farmaceatico de squella Ciu
dad, D. Lqi, Carlos B,ttino, en-
;uya casa Sc tenian las reuniones
de- hipnotismc; aIegsndo ell sgre
sor que tsnis nece,idad de ma
tar al setior B B)ttino, por cuante
,e h.laba supeditado Gu volun
tad = no guerra dejsr!e libre.
e. proyectil ha lido o parar ef
ell homoplato, y sunque al parece'
40 hs interesado viicera alguns
lmportante, no hay medic de "a :
carselo; por cuyo motive ell en-.
termo sc h.lla de gravedad, sil
lndicios del feliz resu'tsdo de su
curacion.
Aprendan con este eje nplo, en-
ire otros muchos, los hipnotiE.
dos & hipnotizsdores de es,a pc.
blaei6n, si los h.y.
Z caso ha consternado q San.
tiago de Cubs, deduciendose de &
muehss fAbulas J versione', po,
ser en- extreme conoeido y popu
lar en- dirha Ciudad ell sen II Bon
"a.
Sfva es:o, repetimos. de ftuc
ifers enst ninza q quien ia hay,
menetter.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-01-24

de Cuba ei dia en- QUE cometiese el
Gobisrno espafiol la impossible tor
peza de reducir. cual desean nues
tros enemjgos, las fuerzas militia
res de Ia Perla del Goifo Meji-
cano!
lC6mo 81 no hubiess deyastado
Ia iala de Cuba y sscri6cado tan
tas y tantas vidaa = fortunes uns
guerra de diez amos, provocads
por el separatis mo!
l"Regimen de fuerza organ;zs-
do osjo el traditional y pernicioso
inaujo de los recelos y de la des-
con6anzA"!
La verdsd ca que con esto hsce
mai, muy ma, la Metr6poli. Por
lus NADIA de 10 dicho es real y
positive. Porque 10 que hace
Ia Mstr6poli no es previsor nj
propio de pueblos cultos. Lo &C.
neroso, 10 noble, 10 laudab,e seris
indudablemente, para los detrac-
torres del prssupuesto militar de
Cubs, que Ia Mstr6poli abriese 10.
orazos en- Ia Antilla & sus enemi-
COS interiores y exteriores, = lei
oart;cipsse que, en- prusba de com
| olacencia Y confiarza y h.sta dt
sulturs, suprimia al I de una plu
mada los elementos de guerra y lei
entregaba en- usufructo la codicia
ds Perla. IObrando asi Espafa
seguro es que dominaria en- Cubl
oor el ascendiente moral y por IL
,fecci6n, que hs de meros E
PaiSl
| lVsya con la sgudeza! ESQ
eflores adversarios nuestros, aqu
= en- Cuba, han dado en- Ia mani
de que eseriben para tontos de ca
pirote, para gebte que no sab
donde tiene Ia mano derecha, =
la historic, nj siquiera O. terren
que plea. Y por este, en- faerz
de presnmir de listos, incurren e
las mas enormes inoe ensadas,
sufren las mas grandes caidas.
Dsspue, de TODD, ALA ellos; me
Ijor es que VIVIAN haeiendose ilr
stones. -. Hasta que llegue
como del desengsnol
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-01-24
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Csn peas as hsm eaters .
so DC .nsle taissimls Q TO, oct a..
rriio ca BaTsmen. del fisso
v tespetAbe sBgtAno don lsAat
Atnaa dc C6gdosa csEin go p =
Ire dc rue to agreeable comp /.
aero ca a pfsssa II. % { NJ
Arasa isasasiisE D.ret tt Sc La
.Naessa ksg4ae.a
y - As0eaamos &c so4a vsFss .
lssisaD3 deer Sci d y les eAs< .
ad9 = uaIa aasasGaaAa got Las
atasesA9s FSI aAaa. A2asls
sssalfe fefsns, teeaiass gaaF
sixtE0 asssasse al g#t4amssgs
asg8s Sc sas siAa { las /.
sa1ahas saFhte.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-01-24

euando le vimos rozarse con eI
BoLETM y atacar duramente d los
abogados y medicos del pals = .
Ia Sociedad Protectora de Ia In
teigencia, presidida por Ell sefior
Ferrer. Sobre todo, ell argamen
to de raz6n, mas 8 menos l6gi-
co, pero siempre dentro de las
formas admitidas en- Ia profession,
es muy distinto del empleo de la
falsedad repetida para mortfcar,
aunqus sea en- guasa; este no Sc
sabe haet, que no 90 declare, y
no es siLtema de buena ley.
Ell otro hscho es relative 4 La
Correspondence misma. Pode
mos asegurar que todos, 8 cast
todos, los periodicos, habfan teni-
do rozamientos con este colega,
bien por motivos gramaticales,
bien por causa de noticias; tanto
que 81 mismo colega Sc lamentaba
do que algunos le mirasen con
malos ojos.
Ell BoLErN, que saludara cor.
tesmente 10 aparici6n del compa
nero, nj una sola frass Lego q
verter contra 81. MAJ, sucede que
La Correspondsncia comerz' d
recomendar con mucha insieten
cia, y suponemos que sin adver-
trio, 4 un peri6dico filibustero d
NuevA-Y y el BoLET1N 10 que
hizo, si, fue llamar Ia atencion de
colega, cumpliendo un deber pa
tri6tico. Nos replied este que Ii
recomendaba como anunciante J
Dor gu amena lectura; le djimo'
entonces que 81 llamaba & amen'
lectura q un parrafo en- que 9
peri6dico aqueI de Nueva Yoil
decis: que todos Jos gobiernos es
lpaao'es eran una cuadrilla de la
dromes, y otras cosas mas.
E,to = NADIA mas, fue 10 ocurri
do, , no creemos que por tai ten
"a nj pretexto para una queJa LIZ
Correspondencia, conociendo, Ct
mo debs conocer, los deberes de
periodismo.
Y squf termina Ia recti6cacion
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-01-24

productores de tabsco y las Socie-
dades Econ6micas de Amigos del
Pals, creemos que son las Corpora
clones llamadas en- primer t6rmino
& sufragar proporcionalmente los
fondos que se necesiten; 10 cual sin
duda harAp, al tomar V. e. la ini
ciativa que el Gobierno de s. M. e'
Rey "a. d. g.) nos hace esperar".
Lo que transcribo { V. e., q FIN
de que esa Corporation, bien por
sf, 6 de acuerdo con la de Ponce,
vote los recursos con qae pueda
contribuir para los gastos que oca
stone Ia concurrencia de esta Isla q
la Exposition de que Sc trata.
Dios guarde aV. E. muchos aho'.
Puerto Rico, % de Diciembre de
1891 -LGss0.
Excmo Sr Presidente de la Oa-
mara de Comercio, Industria y Ma
vegaci6n de esta Oiudad.
En- su vista, y considerable de
grande inte:6s J conveniencia para
los cosecheros y fAbricantes de ia
baco Ia Exposition de que Sc trata,
" de la cual pueden obtener gran
des benefcios al dar & conocer los
produotos de esta Antilla en- ell ra
mo a que Sc contrae, Sc invita- pol
leste medic & todos los interesados
para que, bien asociandose 9 va
lli6ndose de este Oentr0, manifias
ten 10 que les parezca sobre el par
ticular y fjar la cantidad con qu'
SO hallan dispuestos q contribuir
para con estos datos resolver sobr'
liza concurrencia de esta provincia
liza Exposition iniciada por la GA
mara de Comercio de Espaha 81
Londres.
Puerto. .Rico, Dnerc 15 de 1892
- 81 Secretario General, Rafat
! Psres y Garofa.-El Presidente in
terino, Jugn Rubert.