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whole centre of gravity of the system is
beneath the point of suspensio q. - The
Scientific Cyclopedia.
Hindoo Women.


The women of the dtrk-skinned Him
doc race are remarkable for their phys
ical beauty. Below the medium height
(from European standpointl their car
riage is erect and exceedingly graceful.
The long, swinging motion which they
affect in walking is produced BY their
habit of carrying all kinds OF mer:han-
disc on the head. Tie Hindoo head u
small and the face is refined, with de-,
licately chiselled features. The hair,
swoman's crowning glory" Is blue
black and very abundant 1t was worn
parted in the middle and drawn down
straight behind the ears, being coiled at
the back of the head in heavy knot.
They practice the barbario custom OF
piercing the nose, through which gold
or silver ring is inserted: The hngers
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of the small black hands are usually
covered with rings of various kinds,
while silver bracelets ado~n the slender
wrists. Rings are worn also frequently
on the toes, and the women arc seldom
seen without heavy silver anklets.
The single garment worn by the Hin
doc woman consists of 2 long scarf,
alway, of some white material, which is
dexterously woven about the body until
it forms skirt and what looks like .
sleeveless jacket.
The caste is denoted By the color OF
the mark which the priest of the Brahman
religion places each morning on :heir
foreheads.
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An Instructive. Trick.

Here is trick that will amuse and iu-
struct: It consists Of supporting a paul
filled with water by means OF q stick
placed on the edge Of a table and passed
through the pail. To be successful with
this experiment, which appears like an
impossibility, it is only necessary to
place small rod of suitable length be-
tween the point of the suspension. stick
and the bottom of the pail. The system
thus consolidated forms, after manner,
single mass, and the pail is readily
held as in the engraving, because the
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Some workmen were making some
alterations to the parish church of Long
Clawson, near Melton Mowbray, Eng.
land, when they discovered a large
quantity of honey. 1t is thought that
large portion of the west end of the
church has been inhabited by bees fol
more than twenty-five years, as during
the whole of that time they have been
seen in the vicinity, and not frequently
have been observed fitting about inside
the building during divine service.
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CHAPTER XXI.

CAUGHT IN HIS OWN SNARE.
What are you doing here2" demanded
Leland, sharply, as soon as he recovered
himself little.
4 came to see the lady," answered the
old man, sullenly.
Game to see the lady! What lndy?"
This one-Mrs. Denton. She knows
me-"
What! is it you, Mr.. Welch?" ex-
claimed Clara, now coming forward. did
you want to see me?"
!. Il did, ma,am."
1Why didn't you come round through the
gate. then?"
We'll, you see, to save time, I started
cross lots, and, hearing your voice here,
and being in q powerful hurry, tried to
force my way through the hedge
What! is there anything the matter?
Is there any trouble? Is Jennie or the
children sick?"
.That's it, ma'am, the children-they're
powerful sick-both Of 'em. And Jennie,
she sent me for you.
Go back at once and tell her I'm com.
ing. I'll be there almost as soon as your
self"
The old man turned away.
Mildred and Edith had come up. Le-
land greeted them cordially, and then
took his leave. He did not 60 home by
the road, however, but hurried after the
ragpicker.
How is 1.-THE asked, that you are
here in Ro1bury, and seemingly quite at
home, when, only few months back,
you appeared to be fixture In Ne"
York2S
MY daughter has lived in this place
over since her marriage. Her husband
was q shoe -maker-not much OF one,
suppt se; but they owned little patch OF
land and hovel, poor place enough, In
all conscience, but still their own, and
40. when her husband died, Jennie sent
for me, and now, instead OF picking up
! rags in New York, am scratching the
| ground in Roxbury. , :,
.Ah, someth ng of rise in life! I
trust the change agrees with you.
II am we'll enough satisfied.
AT least, you are with your own flesh
and blood"
aYes. am that much better off, cer-
tainly."
Your daughter has children, you ssid9'
! "Yes-two."
And they are sickf"
| Very sick"
What is the natter"
I do not know cannot understand"
Has doctor seen them?"
"A doctorl Good gracious! How could
We pay o doctor?"
But you must have one. Here, 60 for
one at once" and he offered him q five
dollar bill.
The old man stretched forth his hand
to take it. Then a strange expression
came into his ewes. and quickly with
drawing his hand, he SAID nurrledly,
NO, mol" and turning abruptly, hastened
away.
Leland gazed after him for a moment
with thoughtful air, and then, with
bowed head. and his hands tightly
clasped behind him, slowly made his way
homeward.
With an effort, he at last succeeded in
throwing off the disagreeable impression,
the quon dam rag-picker had made, and
bv the time he had reached his own door
had almost forgotten him.
In truth, he had something much more
agreeable to think of, and could but con-
gratulate himself on his campaign,
which seemed to him, not without rea-
son, to have been o masterpiece OF strata
gem.
BY clever mixture of frankness and
cunning he had quickly enlisted Clara
Denton in his interest Fromthat moment
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these animals ind their way among the
bananas is known only. to themselves,
but the suppesition is that when the fruit
is piled up for shipment they crawl
among the punches and stick there. In
shape there is scarcely any difference be-
tween them and the ordinary crab Of
commerce, butin dress they are as gay
as q stylishwoman Easter Sunday. Their
legs, claws and eyes are faring red and
give the impression that they have
stepped into hot water and managed to
hop out again without being parboiled
all over. Their bodies are about as
large as the back of q mans hand and
are perfectly black, and their long feel
ers are of dark blue color. They are
known among banana handlers as land
crabs. Sometimes they are caught and
kept as curiosities, but they are generally
killed, as they live only short time
after they have been captured and con-
fined.
Big cockroaches, pure white in color,
are regular travellers among bunches of
bananas. They are about twice the size
of croton bugs and appear to have un-
dergone bleaching process at some
stage in their existence. (.
A beautiful butterfly, with big body
and large wings, is also among the in
sects found in banana ship. Its body is
almost white, except for delicate pink
tint, and its wings are of pure white,
dotted with brilliant red spots. Asuper-
stitlon exists among some of the han
dlers of bananas that if one Of these but
terfies lights upon person it is an as
surance of good luck.
Innumerable varieties of sea shells find
their way into the banana lunches,
many of which are priced highly by the
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UGLY STOW WAYS.
vENOMOUs CREATURES FOUND
IN BANANA BUNCHES.
Scorpions, Tarantulas. Spiders, Cen.
tipedes and Snakes Obtain Free
Passage to America-Danger
in Unloading Vessels.

ORKMEN for whole
sale banana dealers,
says the New York
Herald, never begin
work that they do
not take their lives
in their hands.
Scarcely a wagon
load of the fruit is
taken from a ship
that some sort of
deadly poisonous rep.
tile, spider or insect
is not hidden away
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ToMaIY-The lion is a carnlVoro0
animal, amt he, paw? Mr.. Fjgg-'
Yes. That is what makes him 50
dangerous to meat. - Indianapolis
Journal
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Mr.. WICKwIRE-Herei is something
you ought to read-an article on
ways a woman can save money. Mrs.
Wickwire - Does it say anything
about her remaining single?-lndian-
apoIis Journal.
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work with all its body and soul. 1t
catches on with its two arms and head,
aud giving sudden hump of its jointed
back it jabs the end of its needle pointed
tail into the flesh where it calculates to
do the most harm, and the subject usu-
ally jumps and creates an atmosphere OF
q suIphurous odor about him for several
minutes. The little stowaway then, as
u general thing, is made to expatiate his
crime by being crushed beneath large
sized foot.
Centipedes are not uncommon among
cargoes OF bananas. They are not OF
the domestic order commonly known as
"earwigs" either. They are long, fat
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Vegetable Oddities.

Freaks of vegetables, especially oi
turnips, radishes, parsnips and the like,
have probably been observed from time
to time by most people, though very
rarely in such distinct and striking
forms as in these instances, which have
been recorded in old prints, says the
Strand Magazine. #
The radish, which We give fist, grew
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Reports from the South and South
west arc to the effecs that there Is : de-
cided shrinksge 10 the area devoted to
strawberries.
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A GOOSE farm has been started IN
Alabama. 1t will be managed by q
Michigander. .....-,.-~-~-
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AoA eA< <soAeS "AASA "a "
not aroused by the
jolting ofthe punches
IN handling and keep
in'hiding are slowed
away in the hot Gel
lars of the dealers,
where they become
warmed up and then
crawl out and spend
the remainder of their
DAYS in the cracks of
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beneath the layers
The animal life which takes free pas.
sage from foreign countries by storing
itself away in punches OF bananas would
furnish food for an interesting volume
of natural history.
So accustomed have the handlers of
this fruit become to seeing big, hairy
tarantulas crawl out of the bunches and
up the legs Of their trousers that they
whisk them to the floor and step upon
them with no more concern than if they
were harmless Croton bugs or caterpil-
lars instead of the venomous insects that
they are. The bite of q South American
tarantula is in all cases poisonous and in
many instances deadly, yet their presence
among banana handlers creates no more
terror than if they were the, most harm
less of spiders.
They are more frequently found in
bananas than any other reptiles, and they
come from every place from which ban
anas are shipped. They are black and
fuzzy, with long, hairy legs and little
beadlike eyes, which twinkle and snap
like electric sparks, and their very ap-
pearance would strike terror to the
hearts of those who are not accustomed
to seeing them. As rule the bodies of
these big spiders are about the size Of
the end of mans thumb, but some
times "Gulliver" crawls out into day.
light, and he is Immediately captured
and Gagged, and the captor easily sells
him for from 81 to 81. Those of the
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At this unexpected declaration, Mrs.
Denton looked at him, breathed slight
sigh of relief, and gravely listened to
aMr. sweetland," continued the young
man. .has manifested kindly feeling for
me. He intends to retire at the end OF
his present term, and is anxious that l
should become his successor. He has not
concealed from me, however, the fact that
the support of your father is indispenss-
BILE to my success as candidate.
II have therefore come here, by his adj
vice, in the hope of obtaining this sup:
port; 3ut the ideas and opinions expressed
by YOUR father at dinner yesterday,
appear to me so directly opposite to my
preten sions, that feel truly discouraged.
To he brief, Mrs. Denton, in my perplexl-
ty conceived the idea-indiscreet, doubt.
less, to appeal to your kindness. aud ass
YOUR sovice-wnlca am depermlne1 10
follow, whatever it may be-" :,
But, sir! you embarrass ms greatly,
said the lady, whose pretty ftee, at hrst
clouded, frightened up immediately WITH
frank smile.
Il have DO special claim on your KIND
ness-on the contrary, perhaps-but am
q human being, and YOU are charitable
Well, in truth. Mrs. Denton, tn mntter
seriously concerns my fortune, nv future.
and my whole destiny This opportunity
which now presents itself for me 10 enter
>Sublic life so Young. is eIceptlonai. l
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Noticias de Ia IsIa

De Barranquitas nos eseriben cue Sc dice
por alll que un enemigo ac6rrimo del cura eco
homo dc Ia partoquia Pbro. Sr. Charles, ,--uue
es hornbre que cumple 1elmente con sus debo
res,-trata dc prodncir quejas contra 81 refe
Tido sacerdote, para motivar I'M escandalO pf-
blico, y que gemejante conducta serfa muy
censur0da On Ia l0calidad donde 81 padre Char
les goza dc generates simpatfas.
-.s
Desttnad0st& q Ia Peninsula cargo on Ponce
81 vap0r AZ. T.. Njll0verds 85l bultos de cafe
pesando 67.s9S kilos 8O1 de azdcar con
74.92O kiloa. Ademas algunos sacos de cacao,
cajas de tabacos olaborado cigarrillos etc. etc.
DiCen Q6 Mayagies que BE e6perA aln Dor
vapor VtEsGUef0e la cotnpafifa RoncorOni que
debutard 81 IL BON el Drama Nsseeu dc Eohe-
garay.
1fa llsgAd0 Is Ia eidra el senor Jues dc Ina-
trucci6n dc Uayey con eli fin dc instruir el pro-
ceso cOrrospohA Aiehte On averiguaci6n de la
mistetiOsa d6seRarici6n del composing don Ca
yetanO Riveras dc quien nos hemos ucUpado
anteg dc ahOras El diChO juez, aCpmpafiado de
dos rarsjaa % A. t3uArdia eivil aa eonatituy0 Oh
81 haxkiQ eaEda& xeNlS 1tlA QNN tRA al deaanas
SS%kE
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Cuando remese sellos, solo ponga 10 de cen
tavOs por nm peso.
DON E. B. CAguas.-Y esta cubierta Ia
plaza que habfa vacante.
DON G. A. A. UtuadO-Bien enterad0 de
50 atenta del 6.-Siempre sus 6rdenes.
d. A. Alvarado. Juana- Diaz. z.-Recibida su
Ultima carts. Remita Vd. en- seguida 10 que
tepga recaudado.
Don ]. r. de A. San German.-Muy agra
decide de su atenta del que he utilizado.
DON G. B. e. rranquitas.-AnOtada con
gracias, 81 atenta del 8.
Don P. NJ. s. Lares.-Complacido con
gusto, sintiendo no poder publican relacion por
10 extensa. !,
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recid0 y cuandO regres6 al pueblo vinieron On
calidad de presOs una mujer Ilamada EustOQuia
Ureina, jose Riohel, yerno del Rivera, IN in
dividuO llamado Juan Torres. Hay mucho en-
pehO en- la Cidra pOr yer aclarado 81 misteriO
de Ia desaparici6n del Rivera.
-
De Mayagiiez SO han trasla lado & Sabana-
grande dos comislones mas6nicas nombradas
por Ia gran Logia, y Logia AdelphjG con 81 fin
de repartir sOcOrrOs entre las Vlctimas del
inoeLdiO.
20
Han contraidO matrimonlO On Mayague2
nuestros estimables amigos la bella simpatt-
ca Srta. d. Rosa Torrents y el apreciable don
Sebastian Cabrer. Dese&mosles muchfsimas
felicidades.
Una carta que depositamos en- el correo
de esta Capital el dia % de Mario, dirijida s
don Justo Lopez Acevedo, vecino de San Sebas-
tian, fu6 recibida por dicho seflor el dia del
corriente; es decir. los trece dias de es-
cr1ta....
En- la Cidra han contraido matrimanIO el
estimable j6ven don Tomas Lopez y La virtuo
"a seflorita Isabel Rivera. Qqe sea pOr mu-
chOs amos.
Nos escriben de Lares que al reoib1rse ALI
Ia noticia del incendio de Sabana Grande, el
senior don jose Cordoves Berries acOmpanadO
de varias 8lumnaS de Ia eScuela de dOna Aman-
tina Parri recorri6 Ia poblaci6n pidiendo de
puerta en- puerta limOsna para las victimas de
Ia catastre fe. Entire So donantes 80 recogierOn
prontamente $l04--25. LA lOgia IgwGzdGd por
su parte remiti6 100 pesos inmediatamen-
te, proponi6ndose aumentar dicha cantld8d.
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Hilo marca "Tigre''

El creciente favor que ha alcanzadO Ell hilo ds
esta marca en- La Capital, debido su inmejorabls
ealidad, nos ha oblgado estender la venta pos
todos los puebl0s de esta Tsa, seguros de que I'D
vez conocido, sera el mas buscado. Els Ell MsJo.
HILO PARA 00GER QUE sE HA OoNoUDo EN- PUxR-
TO-RIOO, EU1RTE, BLANC0 PERFEoTo.
AGENTES UNICOS, FONT Y VIDAL
use vende en- tOdos loE establishments toe.
Descuent0 especial paTa los eoners.lsntt,.
cOmpraDdO mas de- oincnenta grueaas
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YARlguAnIe

Sobrino de Luiha y Co.; acaban de recibir
Dor los I1ltimOH vapOree, muohae COsaG buehas,
entire elias los mas ricos salchichones legitimos
de Bolonia que han venidO al pals. Tambien
han recibid0 buena remesa del gran vino tinto
de Logroho ouya fama Sc ha extendido ya por
toda la progincia. Dich0 vino de Logrofo es
puro de ava , sin encabesarl
RecortATnOs de an per10did0 peninsular
LA suggestion On lR hidrofobiae
El n0mero de gentea mOrdidas en Francia
nor Dorros hidr6foboe, ha sid0 este afo mneho
mas elevadO que el anterior, al m6todo Pas.
teur ha sido ap'ioado muchRB personals, sin
que hasta ahora puedan apreolarse los resulta-
dos exactOs.
Un notable m6dico, que estudia ietenida.
mente el proceso morboau de Ia hidrofobia, OPT
ma que la suggestion ejeroe IN misterioso papel.
He aqui un case. Dos soldados traneeses
fueron mordidos por uf mismo perro. Sc Sc
pararon, volv.endo sus respectivos batallones,
' POGO despues fu6 uuo dc ellOB Rtacado de hi.
drofobia. Un sno despues 81 otro soldado regre-
e6 gu pats, Sc enter0 de la desgracla de eu
companero. los poeos dias murj6 tambien
de hidrofcbia en- medic de las torturas mas
crueles.
Otro casO aun mas curioso, = On 81 cual Ia
suoasti0n 0parece mas determinada.
Un individno fu6 mordid0 por un perro
rRbios0. Be 10 lOgr6 persuadir do que el ami
NAL estaba san0, y euro perfectamente de So
herida. Mas tarde eg mordido dc nuevo por
vela la duda; 81 tenor crece, al fin la bidrca
fObia 80 doclara.
Erl anbos cssos Ia prinera ihooulaoi6n del
virus rAti6O es ajena pOr complete al deeenla.
% terribleSde Il entermedad.
Il viht6 natsd Ia Capital da Puerto Rice
10 dole dA aatee q paAeito poE y uallnado g
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sECCIoN DF ANnNCIos
BECC1ON DF ANHNCION
Vino de Logrono
BODEGAS DE GARCIA E HlJOS

DSstsS 90 dWySEtU7sts, 1tBO7uI
COSECHA DE 1889
Este excelente vino ha sido ana asizsdo Glen
tfficamente en- el Laboratorio Quimico Munici-
pal de esta Ciudad, On vista de la proporcio-
nalidad y normalidad de sus conponentes prin-
cipales, tue declarado Vsss0 bMess0 y ereast0 dc
dnepMresGs nociVas Ia alud Ell cert fisadO
que atestjgua las exceleneias del VINO BE Lo-
GR0No, 10 poseen disposition de los que que
ran verlO, los 1nic0s agentes que auscriben-
SObfie0 de LsiS2l d Go.
HLosNpreciOs pOr cuarteroas son muy
m0dicOs La dOcena de botellas vale So 25
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Venta de casa

Sc vende una casa de alto, do material CON
con IN herno tambien de material otro de
hierEO ecntinu0, propio para cocer Qua quiera
cantidAd do pan, Dicho horno tiane todo sun
utennilIoa lnformara don Miguel HenRes, calls
de i LNna, nAm II. RuegtQ~lee.
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Ceyeced0 Heynsan0s Co., en- la Gale de San
Francisco. Vera usted primores de conner,
beber arder 81 Quiere usted surtir 81 des.
pensa con gol0sinas de cuaresma---- ALI es la
cosa. 81 surtid0 de bocaditos bueBos que acaba
de recibir es verdaderamente colossal, contain
dose mel magnifcos buohes do bacalao.
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TRECE DE ABRIL

5s 0ssiverS0F60 de la NsNerte de mi Ns0dTe.
Otra vez, mes de Abril, como envidiado
De Ia gentil alegre Primavera,
De nuestra vida en- Ia fugaz carrera
Te pTesentas de galas ataviadO.
Mas va como on un tempo no me es dadO
C0lebrar tn venida placentera
De mi alma 81 dOlOr hoy Sc apodera
Cuando al mund0 Otra vez eres llegadO.
Que I'd mi coraz6n de muerte heriste
Cusndo mi madre ell postrimer aljentO
Arrebataste eE congojoso dia....
POr ESQ hoy va. desalentado triste,
AL solo anunciO de tn vuelta, sientO
Ay, presa de dolor el alma mia.
Abril de 1892, J. Nardo.
1 Los que fumo 7-Pues fumO los de la mar;
ca Figaro. Son los que tienen mejor aroma
los que SO oonfeccionan con buen papel los
que fabrica Ia gran casa de Cel0rio Mora en-
la Habana.
Tn PARA sEMAi1A SANTA surah
negro muy bueno. Granadinas negras labradaa.
Gro faya negra. Rasimires negros Cintas
y encajes, blondae anchas para adOrnar faldas
Agremanes y rasos negros y cuanto necesite v.
en- 81 ramo, e6mprelo On La EaGs0 de r. ARA
bal y Co.
LA comida ha influido siempre On los des.
tinos de la humanidad. Esad vendi6 50 pri-
mogenitura por nm plato de lenteias 70 seria
capaz dc darle mi alma al dlabl0 por un al.
muerzo On La OGt0t0ss0.
En un CAFE:
-tQue nay De comers
DE Codo 10 que usted qulera.
-Bueno, iJlene usted ago frloJ
Isl, senior; los pies.
Los dolores reumaticos desaparecen como
por encanto usando 81 Alc1hoIGdo qi05 en- fric-
clones. No es un reclamo: es una verdad que
nadie pOdr& desmentr.
COnquo va 10 sabe usted no debe Olvi.
darlo. Los mejores m6dicos de la Isla reco-
miendan el uso del Alc0hOzGdo G0teU. Es un
articulo que siampre deben tener q mano laa
madres de familia.
e: !;
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ADIYINANZA

BlancO soy de nacimiento
y son bellOS mis- cOlores
Cause muertes mas de cient0
7 arruin0 & muchos sen0res !;
Motive q cada mOmento
lnf1nitos sinsabOres.
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La L0ci6s Antjheypetic0 del doctor Montes
Diaz es un preparado de mucho m6rito que
de dia en- dia va alcanzando mas favor en- Puer-
to Rico. Combate las herpes, perfumando
el cabello, evita Ia caspa maigna y toda clase
de granos on la cabeza.
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81 cabello, evita Ia caspa mangna y toda clase
de granOs on la cabeza.
- Cas0s Qste Sc fec0nsiessdGN La Far
macia Central del Lcdo don Manuel Torres
Borges, establecida en- Rio-piedras, por la pu-
reza de sus drogas importadas de los principe
les centros de Europa y de America por Ia
perfection y esmero On las prescripciones "a
cultativas, p0r los precios sin igual al alcance
de todaa las fortunas, despachandose 10 mismo
por 81 dia que durante la noche.
No mas oallos Els incaestlOnable que Ell
licor Callicida valga Ia. :. metafora, que ven
den los Sres. Armss Jimenez en- La Gran
CGssGgiG, Cruz IL y en- La EsferG Fortaleza "a,
es el mejor remedio CONTRA los callos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-04-11

Cambios On 81 B0scO Esp0;sol hoy Ma
drid y Barcelona div, Al 90. -Resto do Es-
pafa dyv, pOlO.-L6ndres div, $6.O5 E.
Paris s DIV, 90 p -Nueva-York, 3dIv, 1921
p 0IO.-Habana div 139 POO.