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Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1892-01-28

CARDINAL MANNING, the eminent
English Catholic just deceased, was a
tall, gaunt man, with a vigorous frame
and large head that was almost COM
pletely bald. He had a face that bore
tie impression of old Roman firmness,
and he looked like the picture of a
great churchman of old. He was q
teetotaler, and ate only enough to keep
body and mind in healthy condition
There was absolutely no ostentation
about him
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1892-01-28

"A RECENT dispatch from Thomas
vile. Ga. said that r. T. Summers was
blind, but now can see. His history is
an interesting and a strange one. He
was totally blind, having been born
SO. and there was no difference be-
tween day and night to him. About a
month ago Summers decided to marry.
After the wedding the couple went to
birmingham. Ala. An ocuiist there
examined his eyes and offered t. cure
him. There was an operation, followed
by days in dark room. and then Sum-
mers could see as we'll as anv one. His
eyes had just been reversed from what
they ought to have been. The pupils
were turned inward AMI the back of
the eye outward.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1892-01-28

INVENTOR EDISON says he is about
$500. 900 worse off than he would be if
he had never taken out a patent That
is to say he has spent that amount of
money in expe rimenting and in law
suits. He says he has made about all
his monev in manufacturing his inven-
tons, and not be the royalties on
them. This is not particularly compli-
mentary to our patent system.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1892-01-28
a GENERALS DAUGHTER.
She Lives in Wood Shed IN sfou
City. Ia

She Lives in Wood Shed IN sioux
City. Ia
SIOUX CITY, Ia. Jan. 23-An old
woman lives in a woodshed IN the rear
of prominent LAWYERS residence in
this city. She says she Is the daughter
of Gen. Patterson, of Mexican war
fame, and as the wife of Col. Graham
followed regime 1t to Mexico where
she and the daughter of Gen TAYLOR
carried a flag over the walls of Cha
pultepec when it had fallen from the
hands Of Maj. Van Dora. She says that
her father was very rich when he died
and charges Gov. Pattison of Peunsyl-
vanis, with keeping her from her in
heritance- She came here some years
ago from New Orleans where she hal
lived since the war. and brought with
her about $4,000. which. she in
vested in property. This is all
gone and she declares that she was
swindled out of it by parties here.
She has lived in filthy hoTel for a long
while and depended on the county for
scant supply of coal and food. The
fac: OF her being kept in such poverty
causes indignation among the Peep e,
and she will doubt ess be careI for
hereafter She came here with large
amount of jewelry and silver plate ami
this has gone, but a number OF beauts-
full dresses she still keeps
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1892-01-28

ADvIcEs from Durango, the center of
the drought stricken region of Mexico,
said it had been raining there steadily
two days and the downpour still con-
tinued. This is the first rainfall in
that immediate part of Mexico in four
years AS a result every form of bust
ness and industry has been set back
and much suffering caused among the
people.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1892-01-28

CARDINAL MANNINe's will leaves his
books and papers in charge of his ex-
ecutors, DR.. Butler and Rev. Father
Bayley, of the Oblates of St Charles.
The total amount of available assets
e. $50 in railway shares-goes to pay a
loan contracted for a charita BILE pur-
pose. Any residue is to be devoted to
charities The executors will compile
a work on his life and letters The
letters alone fill immense files.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1892-01-28

REAR ADM. GHERARDI will have to
come home soon from West Indian
waters on account of the expiration of
his three years of sea service, though
three years more must elapse before he
Will be technically 'superannuated" by
law. And the apparent absurdity of
setting fixed legal limit to the useful
ness of any large body of men was
never better illustrated than in Rear
Adm. Gherardfs case. He was present
In the Lancaster at the bombs rdment
OF Alexandria and saw the capture of
Port au Prince by Hippolyte.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1892-01-28

The late Tewfik Pasha, the Egyptian
khedive. lived in typical Oriental
luxury, but he did not spend one-hun-
dredth part of the money which his
father. Ismail Pasha. lavished about
him. Personally he was a pleasant and
agreeable man. He always wore the
European dress, a black Prince Albert
coat, with striped trousers. but added
the Turkish fez- On occasions of cere-
Isony he wore the full uniform of a
general of the Egyptian army, with his
breast covered with gay decorations.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1892-01-28
CURRENT COMMENT.

ming was celebrated in the passionist
Fathers chapel in Paris the other day.
Among those present were the arch
bishop of Paris, the papal nuncio, Mgr.
Fraata. United States minister Mr..
Reid and wife, the attaches of the
United States legation and many
American residents and visitors.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1892-01-28

The retention of Sir r. D. Morier at
st. Petersburg when he was gazetted
for transfer to Rome is believed to be
due to the fact that the government is
cooperating with the German and
Italian governments in trying to per-
suade the car to abandon the French
alliance and join the European pact,
leaving France isolated, and Sir r. D.
Morier, who is much liked by the car.
Is using his influence to arrange a con-
ference between the emperors of Russia
and Germany at which it is hoped the
old harmony may be Ye-esta hlished
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1892-01-28
New York.s Com,pe-c.

New YORK. jan ee-Tne forthcom
ing annual report of Of the New York
chamber of commerce viii cons ain the
following: Total foreign commerce of
the year 1891, s1,o4O. CO.., as; total fore
eign commerce. of the port of New
York for the fiscal year, 1881. $500. So, =
635
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1892-01-28
sddon. Now t.h.m,,o,-

NEW ORLEANS, Jan 9I-Tommy
Warren and George Siddons. feather
weights. had a fve-ounce glove contest
last night for q purse of $500, Of
which $500 went to the loser. S;ddons
won the fight ia the ninth round
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1892-01-28

The Pacific Steam Navigation Co. s
mail steamer John Elder, from Valpa-
raise for Liverpool, was recently
wrecked on Caransa rock in the straits
Of Magellan. All the passengers and
The crew OF the steamer were saved
but the vessel will be total loss A
dispatch from Santiago de Chilli
said that the news of thu wreck
Tas causing much excitement in
that city owing to the fact that it is be-
heved that it was by this steamer that
number of refugees who had sought
safety at the American legation had
left the country. The authorities re-
celved orders to arrest all the refugees
who were found among the shipwrecked
people.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1892-01-28
a Water Famine

CHICAGO, Jan 22-For several hours
yesterday Chicago suffered from great
water famine Elevators ceased, fires
wero banked, packing house business
stepped. steam heat was shut of and
many thousands had to forego abln-
ton Ice had blocked the inIets a
the various cribs
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1892-01-28
The A.cen<Eon Rioters.

SANTA FE, n. NJ. jan GA specia-.
from Las Cruces sssys ReEnijio SKIS and
six of his band, who led the local riots
at Ascension. have crossed over into
New Mexico. and are now IN hiding al
the home CT relatives in MesiIia valley
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1892-01-28
ADDITIONAL DISPATCHES

CYRUS w. FIELD, the venerable New
Yorker, was reported dying of pneu-
monia.
IT is reported from San Antonio,
Tex. that the hiding place of rebel
Leader Cara is known and his arrest
will come soon. It is denied that any
great reward has been offered.
CONTRACT labor commissioners sent
to Pennsylvania to investigate the
working of the alien contract law re-
port that the mines of that state are
filled with foreigners imported in def
ance of the law.
The nobility of England is greatly
exercised over the possibility of the
duke of Fife becoming prince consort,
in the event of the death of Prince
George.
PENNSYLVANIA coal men deny the
truth of the report of contract labor in
spectors as to importatiJns Of foreign
mines
BUSINESS was lifeless on the London
stock exchange the past week. Even
American securities were dull. The
continental bourses were quiet
THE excitement in Chill is growing
greatly, but has not yet assumed war
pitch. The ultimatum of the United
States will be answered at once.
At Santiago. Chill, it was stated that
the United States had mortified the
Chi ian government that dip omatic re-
lations would cease unless the Malta
circular should be Withdrawn and
Chilli apologize and make reparation
for the Baltimore outrage.
CHILL has notified the United States
that Minister Egan is a persona in
grata. In consequence OF this the sew
erance of diplomatic relations is threat
ened Chill is said to have apologized
for the Baltimore incident
CHAIRMAN STUMP, of the house COM
mittee on immigration. has prepared
sweeping measure to prevent the i'm
migration of Chinese for twenty years.
On the Illinois Central a belated
north bound cannon ball ran into some
empty box cars, the engineer installing
his orders as to what switch to use
The fireman. Ellis Scofield, was killed,
and the engineer, Sam Berry, had his
arm broken and was badly bruised
THE senate committee on privileges
and elections has held meeting and de-
cided by an almost unanimous vote to
report in favor of Senator Dubois, of
Idaho, in the contest of w. H. Claggett
for the seat now occupied by the for
mer in the United States senate. The
committee also decided by an unani-
nous vote to report in she case of
Senator Chiffon. OF Texas, that his APP
pointment had been regular and in ac-
cordance with law and precedent
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1892-01-28
A Nerresx Execnred

DALLAS, Ga, Jan a3-Caroline Ship,
colored. condemned to be executed for
infanticide, was taken from the Jail at
: o'clock yesterday afternoon and led
to the gallows She displayed great
GOODNESS aud stood quietly while the
rope was being fixed about her neck
She talked about eight minutes, re-
affirming her innocence and declaring
that man named Mack Fa-rar com
mitted the crime. Death resulted iu
twenty minutes by strangulation.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1892-01-28

Twelve thousand shipyard helpers
at Sunderland, Eng, have struck
against a reduction In their wages
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1892-01-28

MISCELLANEOUS.
MEXICO has imposed an export tax on
all higa grade ore shipped to this coun-
try. This is in retaliation for the
United States lead ore duty.
THE most destructive storm expert
enced at Hong Kong in years occurred
the night of December g. Chinese
crafts suffered severely. 1t is believed
500 vessels including Chinese junk
with large number of people, and the
Norwegian bark Aaron, foundered or
were driven ashore and wrecked A
number of large vessels were damaged
by colliding. The loss of lives and the
monetary value of the wrecked vessels
has not been determined.
THE western league of baseball clubs
was set on its feet in Chicago on the
21st- The millennium plan of teams was
adopted.
THE steamer City of Dundee, which
has arrived at Liverpool from Norfolk,
reported hat on Januarv IL, in latitude
a. north, longitude As. she sighted what
was apparently a large steamer burn
ing fercely. She searched in every
direction. hoping to find some of the
people, but found none
CHICAGO was selected as the place
for the next democratic convention.
Fifteen ballots were necessary to de-
termine the result June 81 was fixed
as the date.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1892-01-28

ago the Pullman company enJolned the
treasurers of the various Kansas coun-
ties in which they operate from collect
ing personal taxes from that COMPANY.
The United States court has decided in
favor of the counties and the Kansas
statutes authorize the so per cent pen
atty which the Encouragement directs
the treasurer to collect This will at
feet sixty Kansas counties and will
amount in all to about 500, 900.
A convict hanged himself with his
suspenders in his cell at the peniten-
tiary the other night. It is stated that
an inves tigati on will be made. Several
days before the man asked to be ex-
cused. as he said he was i'll, but was
refused. At night he was put in the
dark hole" for insubordination.w when
he declared he would not come out
alive, and during the night hanged him
self.
Steps have been taken by the at
torney-general to disorgauize Garfield
county. The county has population
of less than 2, 900 and is $50. 900 IL de BIT,
while the assessed valuation OF prop
erty is only SALT, 900
The militia have been recalled from
Seward county, and all things are re-
ported quiet again.
Eighteen degrees below zero is what
the thermometer read at many points
on the morning of the 10Th.
Isaac Beaufort, living in the east part
of Norton county, committed suicide
the other day by shooting himself with
d shotgun. He was temporarily insane,
caused by family troubles
Senator PETER has introduced in the
senate proposed amendment to the
constitution so as to elect the president
and vice-president of the United States
by direc. vote of the people
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-09-25
OAR La JAQUECA.

Esta Erase vulgar, con Ia cual
Sc expresa Ia idea de ocasionar
una N molestis pe,sds e iasKuanta-
ole, dice 20 una maneta harto elo,
;usn,e 10 mucho que hace snfrir
rs jsquecs; J Is popuIsridad de
10 frase es pruebA clara de 10 fre-
cuense de zee padecimienlc; por
ESQ ersemos hacer IN veraadero
servicio q nues.ros lectores sefis-
ando!es e medicsmen.o por .x.
celencia para disipar l&s jaqu sea t
dos 8 tres 'Per'ss da tremensioa
del doctor G er,an", ptepar.das
por un prccedi.uienfo aprobado
por Ia Accidents ae Medlcin. de
Paris y fab'icadas, l9. rue Js 'ob,
Paris, bmtsu casl sismpre para
1isipar las mas fuertes jAqueess.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-09-25
DEDICATORlA.
LA RAZON DEL TITULO.

LA RAZON DEL TITULO.
SUMARIO.-Luchemos. Ell debel
cumplldo.-La generation que su-
be.-La jnsticia humana-Pretex-
tos criminales. - La formula del
progreso.-El progreso y sus ma
nifestaciones.-La opinion pdbiics.
Ell perlodismo.-Lo que debe ser
81 periodismo.-Lo que es hoy Ia
prensa.-La prenss y las leyes.-
La polftica.- --Lo que debe ser Ia
polftica.-O6mo se hacen los poll
ticos. Como naoen los partidos.-
Los programas poLiticos,-Artifi-
clos politicos.-El oarnaval polfti-
co.-Mlserias poiiticss, - Sinceri-
dad politics. s.-Fanatismo politico.
LA Observation-Disclosures de-
mOaraticOs. democrati-
cos.-Dellrios democratlcos. - La
libertad de Ia Oabadra.-Libertad
contra dereCho.-La igualdad So
cial.-La igosldad On Ia hlstoria.-
La igusldad ante la raz6n.-La So
bersufs.-La oemagogia.- .-Los hun
nos mvdernos.-La revoluci6n.-
Las MISREPRESENTATION J caos.-
El acknowledgements demo-
iedoras -Oancer sOoial.--Antino-
miaa y saOmalias.-El mayor de
los eTrores.-Aila va Ia nave.-Epl.
iOgo y conclusion.
De venta.-En la Imprenta del
BOLsTIN MEROANTIL.
PfeGio.-Un peso oin ;uents ceY,-
savos ejemptar.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-09-25
C0MPRINlDOS DE- vICHY De FEDlT

la mej1r y mas s3g1ra gatautla
Jara ia Emaisi6n dc Scott es Ia jus =
- tsma oGed,to do que goza eD-
Cge los senores medlcos en- todo u
nuGdo.
Arscibo, Puerto Rioo, Abril 1S
de 1887
. nores Scott y Bovine, Nueva-
Iufk.-Mly senores mos Teng
gusto de hacer presunte q Vde.
,ue Id Emulsion de acelte de higa
- de baoalao, con nlpofostitos de
al, p0r vdes prrparada, es un ex-
,eleuts integral piasUlco y qulmlco
lei que, "a por clio como por Id
nsgnih q forma de la preparation
q ,go pretoreute uso haze cuatIo
Anus, s.empre que debo indlcar la'
1rasaa fosfotAdas. Reeientemente
le logrado una pronFa recon.tilu
,oA Gu caatro casor dc hemoptisit
.op.o,a. Ds Vdes 5. s. Q b. ). NJ.
DR. r. ]. fsres F,e,tos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-09-25

psEa la declaration de 10 riqaezs
Urbans, Agricola y Pecuaria.
De venta en- esta IElprenta.
0bras import. ntss.-Aoabsn de
reclbirsa en- ests Imprents, encua-
dernadas ea pasta espalole, las 81
guientes:
"Lss Instslaoiones de alumbra-
do El4ctrico", Manual Practice, POI
G. Fournier y J. A. Montpelier,
con un pr6logo del Ezomo Sr d.
Jose Echegaray.
IN aevos Eiementos de Farms
cia Practica", por A. Andouard,
ouarta edici6n revisada J aumenta
da, cCn 200 fguras intercaladas O..
el texto.
Estudio quimico, tersp6ut.co ,
farmac61ticO de los medlcameatOs
modernos por don Emilio Oabe-
lilo y Gutierrez.
0t!oS libros impartantss Qu
scabau de recibirse ca esta Im
prenta:
GUIA, con infinidad de datos,
de les Ferrocsrrlies de Espana,
Frsncia y Portugal. Es de gtan uu
mad paEs los que visan por dichas
naciOnes.
MISTRESS BRANIOAN, por ej
popular Julio Verne.
TRISTANA, Ultima n ,vels del
sminente Gald6s.
APENDIOE 1el Oodigo Owl
aumentsdo y conoordado, por -Nu
osus SoGrola.
A los Ayuntsmisntos. En- est
Imprenta 80 ha hecho una ediclo.
ie esta los modelo n1mero 4 -seg6l
10 dispuestJ pcr la Administrator
Genital en- la Gdoetd Q1mero los
del afio anterior.
" Vi iss do IN Cronists. IN
teresantlaims narraci6n escrita p. 7
"a galana puma de Ortega Num-
la y prlmorosamepte ilustfs 0
por Angel Pons.
Tan precioso libro, que sosba de
llegar de la Peninsula, DC veude ep
esta Imptenta, 10 mlsmo que Carr
oaturas, La Ttea Cursi y .S,ga la
fiesta, de Tacoa1a, con grADados
tamb en- de A. Pons.
S iioitud -D5sa 50 cen interes
tener uoticls del psradero de do.
Jo. { Alvarez J Fernandez, de quien
40 safe nada hsce dos angs NE
do su nor pad 6, resldente Ell
Fsjardo.
Supncamos los colexa as todos
repr dugcan las anteriores liueas
IA cobraI -Seg1a 10 "Gaceta"'
e page de- habcres de cate ines st
haia por Trsorrrla eoa arrcglo ii
orden siguiente:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-09-25
fACJE ErILI. Af4

Libros d. tsxlo en- Il Institute
y Escuelss NormAlss one 80 ha.
liam de- venta en- la l. breTla del Bo
LETIS:
Gramatics Castell
Ii sioria de EspAhs. S. CAxado
II storla General, FernAndrz de
OeStfo
Aritmstiea, Csrdin.
Arituset O., CortsEar.
Algebrs, CoftAxar.
A'gcb'a. Cardin.
Geomeiria, Car i'm.
eometrls, G rlAxAf.
Fefrer J RivvIo. Legislacl3n.
Agricnltsrs. Il RIA T.rtaA.
Flslca y q aimi >, Fcl d.
Peisgegta. santoa.
Il tore. y Peeaso~, Rega eG
Eoonomla Poi.iea, a@rnGes.
fl,lea J Qaln'ca, MotAse.
Geogr~fla. Aor&t~.
Rctot'cA = Peeuea, TerraaillA.
Fislca J q ainieA. sanesea Casa
do.
Tndneelon latina. Polo.
G1nAsieA lassSs, h.eHtla.
GrAnAsiea laisnA, A. Pesvs. tas.
tieA.
Paoo'og!a L<g.eA J giasA, Mes.
tfc.
HlstoF.A SAsasAl, Psscla-
GsAms5'eA fsaaeexs, CAAhi.xAs
Disqnisseaoaea gtsmass1Ales. i
Pegcx
Legsslsooo. Mseao Mreea.
IudnaifAa J IL EzaN swao. AZ
Ci@dsos aAaopa4ses assvgsa >
AID
Pr EtAna Gsssak'seA ls. s4ss
II. Mass TO.
| Pc gsAIa u,Az ,aeA = tstsz
NJ. Mosrx ..
Pr Era@s Legs4sxsss asAas u
Acseao.
| TsssdassA se sitsca. Csaasaaa
Ans4as tss& s@AsAxA8 Mas@ c.
| Msso9o .ssa. MAsA
| ASso g g e p4sse = ArsA kas :
me so. hsaAx@
nis e4esa * I.Aus0 p hgmt
| I2,asa ssFss - IL, - Es II
pssn faS So saA las , CO. eaaa .
reaas - = I*fs IA etyssAss T. xass
Iqee. &C. tesAs s. sxe sss.a ss.sA s.
Isesss Do Afexasa 1 So 9*ssr :
eaa Jasn & IL CAsueasaA !. sss.
dsds ] sssSa s<s 5ua "a Issus sss.a J
lltt FssivsAaliss q ma IA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-09-25

trabaj Sc ha'lao de manifesto en-
los p6rticos de es'a Oa-a O n>isto-
rial por ell t6,mlno de- echo dias.
dnra cuyo plazo pol'a / epta
blar ante ell Ex ,e'entisimo Ayunts-
mleoto los contribuyeotes laa rec'a
maciones one estimen proce ieutes
por consideraEse psrj dicados con
Ia Gu ia que Sc les ha asignado en-
cada riqueza.
Puerto Rico, % de Ssptiemhre
de 1892 e Alcalde, juan Jose
P0tous
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-09-25

Mapss. Sc venden en- est
Imprenta, & 30 centavos el ejem
plar, sos magnfficos Mapas d,
Puefto-Rico, de los senores Villa
ronga y Lago, esmeradamente Tito
g.afiados ( colores en- esta CASA.
No son, como Green algunos, la
/" Ouriosida les Gramaticales", III
nero conjunto de APPENDICES y no
tas, destinado exclusivsmehte
lamar la atenci6n, sino IN tratad
complete de nuestra Gramitics, 9
ell que Sc analizan con Ia perspica-
cia 6 inter6s propios de su conoci
do sator las diferentes parties de
aquella.
81 Ell titulo que dS & su libro el
senior Martinez Garcia parece con
formarse con la citada oreencia,
9dlpese q la modestia del mismo,
pero no al m6rito de la obra, que
acknowledgements es muy graude.
Impresos.-Ss han hscho Y Sc
venden en- esta CASA los impresos
cuyos modelos contiene el nuevo
Reglamento para la imposition, ad
ministrsoi6n = cobrauza de la con
tribuci6n industrial y de comercio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-09-25

D3mingo, 25 -S,a Lope. obis-
po y eonfesor.
Lnnes, 26 -Sin Cirrisno y
Santa Jdstina, m4rti,e,.
Martes, 27.-SAutos Cosme y
Dim,&n. hsrmsnos = III m.r.i;es, '
San Aiolfo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-09-25
Il. SILVA
TkTUAS 3s.-CAPITAL

CeesaiAae de Meilso. Banquego
ecm saos tsts. Ageasc principal dc
- c. apa E.A see ssel TfAsktlAr u
eae rep s~s frarte#csl, Correapss1
a. o. Csxdt l. eusslASe Parss. RI
2 rsx ssr { e 'a-s EsiAhlecimirn
ta g. Ia. a. faTss. 6e Ia rofn !.
ps g. - = gate@ rnEt ira inceadiO
y twkA Lasoa. y de IL Cosnpa
ssA ssf&ke Alias "a dc asegurs
e. r,m - nseg esons. T1sne su :
rtsAl e. A AGrxtAa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-09-25
ENFERMEDkDES do EST0NAGO. .Vln, cAassanl

LociGn anti"harI 6tiCa. - Lila.
mamos una vez mas la atenci6n del
p1blico hacia LIS eXcelnncias cura'
ivss de squel SOD 7az6n celebrate
nedioameuto del DR. Monies.
Aoerca del mismo va en- otEa par
. un anuuoio que tambiep reCo-
nendamos.
Cigarrillos de "La CGEona".-
NJ SO pue1e pedir mas, en exquiSl-
% sAbor, perfecta eiaDoraci6n y de-
.tcioso aroma. Fumadores lie gus
10: mere aeis ua csstigo 81 no COM
9rals e4os seiectos cigarrillos de 10
daOana.
Agentes, Sres Sobrlno de ISquieI-
10 & co.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-09-25

renemos & la vista, abunGs en-
atractivos.
iB'en por Las Floridas y su Jun =
ia de Festejo.!
Giacias.-Kn slegante esquel
hemos sido invitados para los bsi-
les auunciados en- el programa de
las festaa civico-religiCfas y tltu-
lares de Yabucoa.
Muy agradecidos.
AViso.-Ag' aGeceremcs infinite
81 ObseqniO, y gratlficaremos 10
persona que nos devuelva una pul
sera de las q guientes sehas. extra
viada no hace muchos dias er
Puerta de Terra:
Tres hilos de granate, un broche
e oro labrado con un granate her
.n0so en- el cenLro.
En- esta Imprenta intormaran.
-, En- todo tlsmp,s, psro sob.e toCo
la esrscion del invierno, hay pe-
Iigro de resfriarse y c>ltcaer atec
oiones que, 81 bien son insignfRcsn
tes al principio, pueden desarroliar
,e en- una grave eafegmsdad pull
nonar. Tratados en- su origsn pOr
med o del s'Aceite de Hfgado de
Bacelao" y el "Pectoral de Anaca-
hulta" p'eparados pot Laomau &
Kemp, que son los dos remejios
por excelencia para todas les eufer-
medades de la Garganta, el Pecho
y los Pulmones, Sc evlta infalible-
mente que los academies a que
% an expuestos estos 6rganos lie
suen & adquirir proporc ones slar-
nantes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-09-25
ExcMo. AYUSTANlENTo
SAN JUAN DE PUERTO RICO


Terminates %, psdronss , 70
parto del cupo ahalado 6 cate Ma
niclpio pof coLtnbrei6n territorial
para el actual aho econ6mlco Dc
lse2 sS, y hass pdblisc ccs disAes