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West Brsoksyllls.

West Brsoksvlll-.
Although Capt. Robert Tapley's
family have wholly recovered from the
grip, he himself is still seriously i'll.
Miss Hattie 5. Tapley. who has been
teaching at Dauforth. this State, for
the past six mouths, arrived home last
Thursday. Miss Clara rapley is ex-
pected to arrive to-day. She too has
been teaching at Danforth. the same
length of time.
Miss Fanny and Miss Alice Tapley
who have been teaching at Vinalhaven
for the past six months. will be home
this evening per steamer Emmeline
which is to leave RockIand this noon.
Fred Tapley, who was taken down
with the grip last week and who was
obliged to close his school in this dis
trict, On that account, is now able to
be out.
Eugene Tapley is at home from
Bncksport Seminary OIL short vaca-
ton.
Miss Lucy Jones. Miss Jennie
Young, Rob and Sam Tapley, Arthur
GrindaI and Irving Cousins. all of this
neighborhood. are home from the Cas-
tine Normal school
The many friends of the venerable
6. V. Mills will be pleased to know
that he is still hale and hearty. We
have met him at the post-oltice about
every day this winter on the arrival of
the mail from the west.
Thermometer at zero this morning.
with strohg north northeast wind.
Feb. %. ToMsoN.
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Lake view.
The Lake View band gave an open
air concert last Friday evening at the
{. r R. depot for the first time since
il was organized last December. The
weather was very mild. but old Jack
Frost in the meantime was exploring
on old Mt. katahdin and on hearing
its strains said to himself, What in
thunder is it! A band at Lake View !.
When did this happen and imme-
dlately made bee line, as the old say
ing is, for Lake View; and on cross
ing the lake he sealed up the water
and siush on top of the ice which had
been hlndering the teams from hauling,
putting as you can safely say $500 10
the company's pocket; yes. more than
this; the teams to-day are hauling
from fourteen to seventeen feet of
birch. Isn't it good thing to have
a band IN an open winter: The old fell
low arrived at Lake View about eleven
O'Clock and he more than made things
snap and crack. Ofcourse the band ex-
poets a good sum of moae, for this act
OF kindness. enough at least TO buy
them a good uniform in the spring.
from the Merrick Thread Co., and
when they have a soft snap all they
will have to do is to call on the band
for aid again.
There is no sickness here at present
more than common colds, which are
quite prevalent. Mrs. Charles Bumps
is improving from her illness.
Feb. 20. II. A. S.
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Why Men of Genius.

1t has often been mooted as a vexed
question chy all men OF genius or great
ness are so fond OF dogs. The reason
is not far to seek. Those who are
great or eminent in any way find the
world full of parasites, toadies. liars,
fawners, Lypocrites the incorruptiJle
candor, loyalty. and honor of the dog
are to such Ike toater in a barren place
to the thirsty traveller. The sympathy
of your dog is unfailing and unobtru-
sive. II you are sad, so is he; and if
you are merry, none is so willing to
leap aud laugh with you as be. For
your dog you are never poor; for your
dog you are neuer old; whether You are
in a palace or a cottage he does not
care; and fall you as low As you may,
you are his providence and his idol
still.-From dogs and their Affec-
tions." by Ouida, in September North
american Review.
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Mrs. Potter Palmer has received an
Interesting statement iouchin. The con-
dition Of the women OF Sweden. from
Mrs Resale Oivecroua, OF Stockholm.
"A writer OF considerable reputation
Many facts are set forth IN tin, ucil
article. for which Mrs. Olivccrpua has
herself gathered The statistics L., read
IN It, the women Of the nited States
will he anaz d to tiod how far behind
the women OF Sweden they are in some
respects. This j, notably true regard
nv the franchise Nam Swedish WON
en- vote 10 the cItic, fr municipal
councillors. and III TIL cuuutry for
memoerS Of lhr Country Council, sni.
a. the latter body appoints the mem
hrrs If the upper chamber Of the Diet,
"omen may be said to exercise a di-
rect power IN Swedish political affairs
Regarding their par,icipa ion in the
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~. sary


At the annual meeting of the share
holders of Centre Hall. the 9th the
following officer, were elected for the
ensuing wear: Clerk, Lewis f. Trew-
orgy; Trustees. T., II. Torrey, \. 4
Young. G.. W. 1orrey
Everett :. Trcworgy came home
from Buckspori Thursday where he
has been attending the East Maine
Conference Seminary,
Gee. W. Torrev has been confined
TO the house with the grip and a very
bad form Of erysipelss.
Capt Ira =. William. Past Master
OF the A. q l. W Of >urrv with bis
wife, is attending the meeting Of the
Grand Lodge in Boston. They will
visit their daughter, Mrs Fred NJ
Haskell. and other relatives in the Bay
State before returning,
j. y. Morgan is at Qnarryvilie. Mt
Desert.
Mr.. Abram Lord Of your city is Wis
iting relatives IN this vicinity
Mrs. Fannie Coggius i. very low.
She is one Of our olde>, citizens
School in District No. closed sat
urday. the 20th. after successful
term Of ten weeks The following
scholars We're not absent during the
term: Fred Curtis. Eddie Curtis.
Harvard Curtis. Laura Treworgy and
Clifton Coggins- Frank and Jennie
Colson were absent only one-half day
The teacher. Miss Susie NJ Byrn. Of
your city is great fayorlte among the
scholars and parents. this being the
third winter term which she has tau ht
in this distinct. in succession.
Capt. John Torrey and wife have
been quite sick with the grip. but at
present are convalesrent.
f. H. Torrev. our first seectman. i.
out again and attending to the town
business.
Mrs Mary Morgan has been very
sick with the grip.
Walter Green has gone to Spring
field. Mass. TO work in an electric
light establishment. with his brother
Irving.
Feb. 20. Sirius.
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]. S. SMITH, Windsor, VT.
My appetite had failed, my flesh
and strength had gone; my back
panied ne all the time: ! was dizzy
and faint in the morning, and sick
at my stomach through the day. AT
times my head would pain me, as
though it would burst. could moi rest
nights, as was obliged to attend to
the calls of nature every hour, and
the water passed gave every evidence
that a terrible form of Kidney dis
ease had fastened itself upon me-
The great reputation of your medicine
as Kidney Cure, reached me.
thought would not die without giving
il trial. Under its use, l grew worse
for the irst week, Then the great
change commenced. The improve
ment was rapid and steady, Three
bottles made me a well man, and /
have been well ever since. That weary
WORKOUT sufferers from Kidney COM
plant may know what can be done for
them, cheerfully send You this testl-
monial. J. S. SMITH
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Proposed Removal Of the Ute Indians.



-Ir. Edttor:-Although it is the set
tied policy OF the Government to give
the indians their land 10 seversliy,
AMI to make them citizens as fast as
possible, an exception seems to have
been made in the case OF the Southern
utes. A bill was introduced into the
last Congress 10 remove these people
from their home in Colorado TO Utah,
but it was defeated because of the
strong opposition Of the friends of the
Indian. 1t was, however, very early
introduced into the present Congress.
and great care will be necessary to pre-
ven; lis becoming law. There are
many reasons why this measure should
not pass. will mention only few
Although the Utes signed an agree.
meut that they would leave their lands
for consideration, i. has been proved
that ii was, like 50 many others. a
forced agreement. The laid which
they now occupy was given them by
treaty. Ii is adapted to agriculture :;
it is easily accessible it is believed by
the friends of the Indian. who have
looked carefully into the subject. TO be
the best possible place for the Ctes at
the present time. The land in Utah.
to which it is proposed 10 remove them,
is a rocky, arid waste. inaccessible.
and useful only for hunting. To go
there will be 10 perpetuate the old saw
age life. while on their own reser,a-
tion they NAV hsve their lands allotted,
and learn IN time to be self-supporting
and law abiding citizens. This is the
last band of Indians left in the great
State Of Colorado. There are less
than two thousand of them all told
while there are Az, 1913 citizens OF the
State. The extent Of the land which
they occupy is very small, being but
| - miles in length. and II miles in
width. That thew are not heavy bur
den upon the tax payers of the State is
Iudlcalod by the fact that the census
report shows that no indians are cou-
fined III county jails or penuentlaries
nor are any in the almshouses OF Col
orado. The removal of thi, tribe is
/ opposed 70 the policy which the Coy
ernmeht has adopted and is carrying
out with encouraging success. 1t would
he backward step for the nation
These people are human. They are il
heed of help.
X KATHERINE TKIBoU,
President Philadelphia Women, To-
dian Association.
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President Philadelphia Women'- la
dian Association.
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AAriattli~

The Ieaprr Death has again visited
this lItte town aud taken one Of our
aged and most respected citizens. Mr..
Alan>on Jordan, Mr. Jordan was pos
Se>sed ct q cheerful disposition aud Al
WAYS had Kind word for every one.
He WAS a member of the Baptist
chnrch for many Years and true
christian man. He has borne his cross.
fought The gooi eight and won the
crown at last Uucle Lausou. as he
was called, was beloved bv all. He
VS. mau Of strong convictions. Of
honest purpose aud true worth ant will
be greatly missed He married Mrs
Hannah Haslam who has ever been
true helpmate to him. She was earn
est in Gods service. ia every good
work. He was the father of nine chill
dren, all Of whom are living. His aged
wife survives him. We tender our
sympathy to the afflicted family in
this their great sorrow.
Mr.. A. F. Carr has two children
very sick with The grip.
Mr.. Susan Penney who has been
very sick with pneumonia, is GONZALES
cent. under the skilltll treatment of
DR.. Phillips OF your city.
Mrs. William DeLaittre and chill
dten are visiting friends in your city.
Mrs Mary Moor, who has been very
sick With the grip aud pneumonia, Is
somewhat better.
No snow and lumbermen are NOV
ing out OF the woods with much longer
faces than last fall
The grip is prevalent here. Whole
families are down sick with it.
Feb. 29. S.
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The Women of Maine.
Read al the Annual Banquet of the Pine
Tree State Club, Boston.

Br REV. MINoT JuDsoN SAVAGE.
Oearth's fairest daughters
You'll seek them in vain,
Unless you 60 searching
The old State of Maine!
Iet-dare | confess it!-
In some other State.
doubtless should FISH with
The same staple bait.
For what is the use OF
Your post-prandial verses
Unless your wise diner
The glory rehearses
Ofthose ,oho are present,
For then on the poet,
What applause there is going.
They'll straightway bestow it.
SO earth's fairest daughters
Tonight are from Maine;
Ii they aren't, this statement
Is perfectly plain,
But they-how describe them:
Our wives are from there,
OF what we are SAYING
Then let Us beware
With grace like our birch trees,
They're stl aight as the pine.
While their songs and their glances
Can thrill Us like wine.
And oh, such sweet comfort
From this fact we'll draw
That against this indulgence
There is no Maine law!
Their words, when We please them,
Like winds from the south,
Breathe balm from the dimples
That grace the curved mouth.
But, oh. VIC Maine husbands,
When east the wind blows
Well, we've all faced the blizzard
That's cutting with SHOWS,
And then, like our Maine woods,
Majestic are they
We; Shot through with sunbeams.
With shadows that play:
For though they are serious,
lust get al the heart
Nine-graccs and violcts
Play. too, their part.
Our climate j. changing.
No two DAYS together
Can any one count on
The same Kind OF weather
Now where i the brave man
Who's daring to lay
Tha; the Name woman's temper
Hes silent to-day
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A truce 10 all word-play'
One woman | knew
W no. like 10 pine tree,
In barren soil grew;
And yet. spite OF hardship,
She won the fair grace
As We'll OF soul-beAuty
As sweetness OF face.
And through wears OF patience
She halocd her brow
With such divine glory
Her boys gladly bow,
And offer a tribute
OF such grateful tears
A pay her, in heaven,
For earth, toiling years
Bend down now tonight from
The throne YOU have won;
Once more place YOUR hand on
The head uf voug son
Nv mother, while memory
Your face shall retain.
There's one man who'll worship
The women OF Maine!
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-05-15
WATERLOO POLtTICO".
DON IGNACIO DiAZ CANEJA,
DIRECTOR DBL "BOLErIN HEscASrll" DE PUERTO Rco.
DEDIcAToRlA.
LA RAZON DEL TITULO.

LA RAZoN DEL TITULo.
SUMARIO.-Lnchemos. Ell debel
cumplido.-La generation que su-
be.-La justioia humana -Pretex.
tos criminales. La formula del
progreso.-El progreso y sus ma
nifestaciones. opinion pdbiice.
Ell periodismo.-Lo que debo SCI
ell periodismo.-Lo que es hoy Ia
prensa.-La prensa y las leyes.-
La politioa.-Lo que debe ser la
polftica.-O6mo Sc hacen los poll
ticos.-O6mo nacen los partidos.-
Los programs politicos.-Artifi-
clos polfticos.-El carnaval politi-
co.-Miserias politicss. - Sinceri-
dad politica.-Fanatismo polftico.
La democracia.- de-
mocr6ticos. democratic
cos.-Delirios democraticos. - La
libertad de Ia Oatedra.-Libertad
contra derecho.-La igualdad SO.
cial.-Ls igualdad en- la historia.-
La igualdad ante la raz6n.-La So
beranis.-La demsgogia.- Los hun
nos modernos.-La revoluci6n.--
Las huelgas.-Oonfasi6n y caos.-
Ell acknowledgements demo-
ledoras.-Oancer social. l..-Antino-
mias y anomalias.-El mayor de
los errores.-Alla va la nave.--Epi.
logo y conclusion.
De venta.-En Ia Imprenta del
BOLETIN MERCANTIL.
Precio.-Un peso cincusnta ceY>.
tavos ejemplar.
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c0MPRIMlD0s De VlCnY De FEDlT

Cigsrrillos de "La Corona
No Sc puede pedir mas, en- exquisi-
20 SAILOR, perfecta elaboration y de
icioso aroma. Fumadores de gus
to: mereceis I'm castigo si no com.
prais eos selectos cigarrillos de 10
Habana.
j; Agentes, Sres Sobrino de Izqu'er-
do & Co.
Habla la ciencis.-Acsrca do ID
eficacia terspeutica de la Zarzspa-
rrilla y de las Plldoras de Bristol,
contra gran n1mero de enfermeda
dss en- que he empleado estos dos
especiticos, durante mi larga prAc-
tiCa, no puedo menos de NANTES
aries que ambos preparados co
responder 81 fAma.-Malaga.-
Lgis Criado y Leon, II. D.
In nuestra practica professional
hecemos frecuen,isimo uso de am
DOS especiacos, por ser uno de To-,
medios mas potentes con que pode
NOS luchar contra malttnd de en-.
IeEmedades que resisten tenasmen-
&c 4 cualesquiera otros habitusl
neEte empeados.- --- Malaga - 4
Consigkeri AioaEar, II. d. -Joa.
gain Soariron, II. D.
Ts Ia tuberculosis, bronQuiti.
agadas J casos en- que hay pobrrEA
lei organ smo La Emulsi5a de Sect
IA dado sorpteadentes reeuIlAlos
AguAdills, Puerto Rico, Abrll Il
lie lSS7.--Sehofes Scott J BOVINE
Sueva York:
Ne permlto con el mayor placer
cegslncarlss, paFa que Vds. pacdAs
naecF DC clio el aso que pog hlt I
.rpgan, que ell excclcntc prep ara
aion llAmada E- zls.sa 9s !Se~gI. c.
Ia yex que a he asAdo ca ias "a
saoniAs, o:onqalils sgudA J ctor.eA
CD las que pr uaa eAasA caalqulc
"a la! a hAbldo } hAyA graz saya
racl3n, cn "a Eg1sErg sasla lmc plra
sc, J CT Ia, c. sodos A3ae "a cas-.
&c qoe AAya pootvEa ea q osgaals
no J neowAl dad &c tccoasssgas 10
| sl6balos foioa DC - sAagfe. me b
la3o sofpfsade2isa fe2a. .sAd1s
| Df J@Isaa Af&sA@.
| uTIlxIflII! y Ls..xlsg faa IA 4aa4
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Nueva. York, Abril IL de 1892.
Sr. Director del BoLETIN MER-
CANTIL.
Muy senior nuestro: No necesi-
tamos defender nuestro preparado
contra los ataQues de un senior me
dico de ese pals. La Emulsion de
Scott ha sldo rigufosamente ANAL.
zada y aprobada lUego por casi to.
das las Academies de Medicina de
Europa y America y por los mas
notables medicos de ambos CONT
nentes. Bajo estas circunstancias
creemos' razc nable y l6gico preferi
Ia opinion de Ia ciencia a Ia de ese
senior, que, por motives non sanotos,
ha emprendido una campafs con-
tfa nuestro preparado.
Nuestro objeto, al escribir Ia pre-
sente, es simplemente hacer p6bli
co que la acusaci6n de ese senior
dirigida q los facultativos que hap
dado sus testimonies en- favor d.
la Emulsion de Scott, es sbsoluta-
mente falsa.
Por 10 dennis, esos ataques air
ven de anuncio gratuito, como 10
demuestrs el hecho de que recien.
temente ha sumentado notable
mente el consume de nuestro pre-
parade en- ese plis, gracias al caba-
llero que hs tenido q blen calnm
niAr q sus compaheros de profession.
Somos de V. ateutos s S.-Por
Scott J Bovine. j. II. de Castro.
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ESCRIB lill De ACTU iCIONX i
WOE NTE GONZALEZ GOMEZ
EDICTO

El sen r Juez de Ia Ins taucia
de este pueblo y su plrtido. Gu Ia
pleza sobre exam IN, graduaci61 Y
pages de los creditos de la qnieb -
del comerciaute d N e euterio San
Miguel, de Hato Grande, Ia dot \ q.
do la sigu!erte Piovidencia.- a.-Juez
Sr Sarmiento.--Cayey, tres de Ma
20 de mil ochocientos noventa y
doa--Por formada Ia pieza sobre
examen, graduaci6n y pago de los
creiitos contra la qniebrs, Sc seiia-
10 el ermino de cuarenta dtas para
10 presentation & los Sindicos Dor
los acseeiores de los titulos justifi
cativos de sus creiitos, y el duod6-
elmo dia des2ues de veacido dicho
plazo para II Jnnta de exam n y
recopociniento +: circ6lese yplbi
quese esta disp posicion en- /, forma
que previeEen los art culo mil tres
cientos setenta y seis de Ia ley de
Enjuleiamiento OWL y mil cien.o
uno de- antique O6dig, de O)mer
cio, ensend 6adose que el plazo
marcado comienza a contarse des
de la fecha de Ia circula sion de es
tn pruvidencis.-Lo mai d5 SSa.- A.
Sarmlento - Ante INF. - Vicente
Gonzalez Gomez ..
Yen eumplimlento de 10 dlspues
t., llbro el pFeseute visa1o por SIS.
para Ell publication, en- Cayey 4
seis lie Mayo de nil o. h 20 entos
noventA y dos.-Vs Bs Sarmiea-
10 Vioests GoHislss Comes.
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Libfos importantes que acaban
de recibirse en- esta Imprenta:

l A4UAVU 4u4 pSA USAuOo 4AS NSSS0 ~
de recibirse en- esta Imprenta:
/ GUIA, con infinidad de dstos
}de los Ferrocarries de Espana
Francia y Portugal. Es de gran uti
lidad para los que viaian por dicha
naciones.
| TRISTANA, Ultima novela de
eminente Ga|d6s.
| MISTRESS BRANIOAN, por e
popular Julio Verne.
| APENDIOE dol O6digo OWL
aumentado y concordado, por Mu
oius Sc9u0la.
A los Ayuntamientos. En- esta
Imprenta Sc ha hech0 una edici6n
de est stados-modelo ndmero f. -segdn
10 dispuesto por la Administrator
Central en- la GacetG n1merO los
del ano anterior.
Retrata. - Programs de Ia de
maflana, domingo, por la excelen-
to banda de Ooi6n:
1.-Marcha ella Tore E ffel",
n. N.
2.-Meloi iia "Una noche en- We
necia", N. N.
3-Sinfonfa "El Reloj de Lucer
ma, Marques.
4.-Acto 4c de "Favorita", Do
nizetti.
5.-Mazurks !" .Asunci6n", Vale
70.
6.-Danzs, Oampos.
"Ravist. Puaftosriqusn." He
aqui el sumario de 81 tlltimo nd-
nero:
-Altamirs, "Fisiologfa del amor.
-Villazur, clos >sentidos de las
plantas".-Labra, "Los fundadores
de la escuela contemporanea.-Gu
tierrez Naiers, Para un man1"
Poesia).-TImothee, GAL rededor
do una cuna" (de Legouve) AL
varez Perez, "Oiencla del lengua-
je".-Ls Avellaneda, Gel Genie"
Ipoems)-Ssnchez Pesquera, "EI
(soneto). Paisajista,
'.Suiza pintoresca Garcia Ra-
mon, "Letras y Artes en- Paris ".-I
Pardo Bazan, Gel regim IN vege-
tai ".-P6rez, "Tristana critical. |
-Oontamine de Latour, 4" Or6nica |
artistica -. - Fern dndez Juncos,
Bibliografia".
Msrcantil.-Ha oesado en- San |
German Ia casa de comercio de d
Santiago Mari, 8 la cual suce1e
,tra que girara bsjo la raz6n de
Mari FL -rmanos, y SO dedicarA q to.
la olase de operaciones mercanti-
es.
Muchas prosperidades le desea-
nos.
Loci6n antiharp6tioa. .-Cada DIS |
ss mas solicitada esta msraviilosa a |
Loci6n de. doctor Monies, por los |
exitos de sus eficaces
,7raciones en- las dolencias y afec-
,iones para que esta inGicada.
Deber de humanidad es, pues,
'ecomendarla una vez mas, como
o hacemos, penetrados de las be-
,efcas propiedsdes de Ia referida
T.oo;Hn
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{OtIEDLD LkONINl
CREDITO MEROANTIL
EN LIQUIDACI0S.

In corsonancia con 10 resuel. o
por la Junta General ext aordlna
ria del q de los corrientes v Do
acuerdo del Conseio dc Gobiern,
en- seslon del ., desde el luaes 10
del actual quedarA alberto el page
del quintc dividendo dc C apltal DE-
esta Sociedad, Ascendente 4 ire.
pesos msjlcanos por accl6n.
Los ii tesesados podraa recogei
los reeieos eorrtspondienies en- Ia.
horas de ohcina en- la Seccl6n de
Llquidaeion del Credito deblendo
aereditsr el caractsr con Que co..
curren aquellos que 10 htgAn el
repf, seniaei6n dc o,rAs personals
Pto-Rico, Is dc Mayo &c ls9a
Por el CI6dito Mefeanta En- Il
quidacion, el Banco Espskol 4.
PGetto- Rieo.-El Sab Gobefnaaot
j. II. L(Pes.
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La temporada Official principia
en- 1c de Mayo y termina en- 81 de
Octubre.
Cor 90 expreso. tel6fono combi
nado con la estac,6n telegrafica de
la Villa, carrusj5s en- combination
con otras empresas. Restaurants.
servicio 4 la carta etc etc.
Para mas informes, pidase ell fo.
lleto anuncio, 6 dirfjanse al arr1n.
datariO.
Jose R. Gonzalez.
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Ell SEDLITsz OFT. OHAN

Ell SEDLITz OH. CHAN
TEAUD es ell .purgativo mds efcas
contra la constipation, jaquecas
males de est6mago, gotta, reuma-
tissmo, etc. Su reputation entire
los m6dioos es universal. Para evil
tar las falsificaciones, exijsse un
envo'torio amarillo y la marca Ch
Chanteaud, solo preparador de los
medicamentos dosim6trjcos del DR.
Burggraeve.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-05-15

S0BRINOs De E7OUIAeA,
FOKTALEZA, J2:

Casa de giros y Ccm3sloues.
Agentes de los vapoIss correos d. Ia
Oompanfa TrssatlAntica Esrsfiola.
Agentes Dc Id Id de- los senorss In
rinaga , Co.. De Liverpool.
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i'd. (compafia Ola Flecha' de ID.
Agsntes. Dc Id Id Do los sefiores j. r.
Nickels y Co., Linea De "Serrs".
Agentes de Bshr, Behrend y Ross,
Linsa de Sierra.
Agsntss de 10 Oompafis 30 Ssguros
conrs Inoe1dics lenomiDsda Ia" 30.
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-05-15
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de Antonio Navarro.
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