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The Progress., 1893-06-17

That the sanitary officer is respect
fully requested to inspect some prem
ises on Caddo street, between Market
and Edwards.
That the Board of Health will do
well to get more active with the sani-
tary work Of this town, or we may be
visited by wave of infectious and
serious diseases.
That the postmaster should have
the mail which comes in on the v,
S. and z. train at 7:30 o'clock in the
afternoon, distributed on the day OF
its arrival; as it might entail cOnsid-
erable loss to the merchants OF
Shreveport by following the present
plan of waiting till the following
morning.
The Progress., 1893-06-17

Deficiencies Of The PRoGREss, egotism
and arrogance are not among them.
But the Appeal makes some amends
in its concluding paragraph:
We heartily concur with the last
demand of our contemporary pro-
vided that existing laws empower re-
firing governors to feather their
nests as PBoGREss intimates has
been done Certainly our Supreme
Court has al ample supply of super
animated ex-governOrs. 1t needs no
more.
Thank you. Monsieur. The PRoG-
REss is highly complimented, not to
say honored by having some Of its
suggestions approved of by you.
The Progress., 1893-06-17

out the offices to those who would
give the most strength to the indl-
vidual representative. to further his
own ambitious desires; and that of
the Endorsement of Crandell for post
master at New Orleans has been cited
as noticeable instance.
We love to be consistent. but one
thing is certain, we cannot be if these
claims are true, and we persist in sup
porting him.
The Vidette calls for a man who
will represent the people. We have
put Mr.. Blanchard forward as being
of that nature and stripe.
Now who is wrong? The
answer rests with Mr. Blanchard
entirely. Let us hear from him then
at an early date.
The Progress., 1893-06-17
SHREVEPORT LA. JUNE, II. 1893.
REFORMS VOICE Al ALEXANDRIA.

Resolutions adopted at the meeting:
Whereas, the present elective sys-
tenn of Louisiana has been maulpu-
lated in a manner t. deprive the peo-
ple of their iuallenable rights, max
ing il a machine in the hands of de-
signing politicians to debauch the
ballot box. render nngatOry the will
of the people and perpetuate IN pow
er those who, in many instances, are
not the choice of the people.
Whereas, in the interest Of good,
wholesome and honest government 1t
is necessary that the State Of Louis
iona should have such an election
law as will guarantee TO the people an
untrammeled night To cast free bal
lot. and have the same returned as
east in the ballot-bOX; therefore be 1t
Resolved, that we. the representa-
tives of the press here assembled. do
hereby pledge ourselves to use every
honorable means in our power to in
duce our Legislature to enact such a
ballot law as will meet the necessities
of the case herein expressed; and
Resolved, that failing in this effort
We pledge ourselves to urge the cleo
ton of such a Legislature as will
give to the people this needful re-
form; and further
Resolved. that a cordial invitation
is hereby extended to ali members OF
the State press to cooperate with us
in securing these results: and be it
further
Resolved, that the State press is
hereby requested to publish these res
olutions.
Respectfully submitted,
W. c. ANNIs.
w. ". MCCLURE,
G. d. HICKS.
j. +. JOHNSTON,
Committee.
The Progress., 1893-06-17
Mr.. BLANCHARD! ANSWER.
Somebody Name Him.

Somebody Name Him.
At the next session of the Legisla-
fure a United States Senator will be
elected. Until recently, \. G. Blan-
chard has been our choice. But II he
is ANYTHING, he is an all-leyee and no
outlet man. That settles it with us.
We ike Mr.. Blanchard. We admire
his talent and his working qualities.
But we differ with him on the levee
theory. Louisiana needs relief from
The annual overhows of the Mlslsslp-
pi. Levees have been tried, and
only recently Mr.. Blanchard assured
the people that the levees OF Loulsl-
ana were in fine condition. Louisiana
is to-day an inland sea. Il Nr- Blan-
chard is content to convert the great
State of Louisiana and its fertile land-
and large plantations into an inland
sea. and the once happy and prosper
Gus people bahkrupted and begging
food from the governmental to
carry ont an experim snt that has ut
terly failed to ftiiil It's promises
then we would regret to see him
elected TO the United States Senate.
flouisiaua needs a strong. able man
in the Senate. A man
strong enough to rise above
chques and combinations, nc
matter how strongly intrenched, and
demand the scientific levee commits
sion that it submit its assured
facts to the test of experiment. Can
ana would MIR. Blanchard do this
II he is welded to the levee theory
and will not yield to facts that show
that the bed of the river is being raised
by the levee theory-then he has NJ
claim for support from the people OF
/. the overflowed district. There Ger
tainly can be found a man in th'
State capable and willing to espous,
the cause of the people and opposed
cliques and combinations. But VIII
is tiat man? Somebody name him
-Mer Rouge Vidette.
The PROGRESS would like for MI
Blanchard to publicly state his posi-
bon on this important question.
As all our readers know Mr.. Blan
chard is our choice for United Stste
Senator. 1t is equally well known
that we stand fairly and squsrel.
against the all-levee system, in fac
we favor that of the outlet and dom
think we can very consistently sup
port man who will persistently fsv
or a theory, the experimenting with
which has already cost thousands
yes hundreds of thousands of dollar
to the people of Louisiana and Mis-
sissipi. For this reason as well a
the charge laid by the Vidette W
would be glad to hear Mr.. Blanchar
come to the front and declare himself
This is the second grave charge tha
has been made against him, the othe
being that of joining In with othe
members Of Congress and parcellinl
The Progress., 1893-06-17

The people, laboring classes and
the honest citizens against the politi-
clans will be lines drawn in the next
campaign, and when it does come we
say "down with the politicians"
The Progress., 1893-06-17

position on the Suprems Bench.
To these the Louisiana Appeal dis
sented, net because they did not con-
tain salutary matter but because it
fanciful mind imagined that The
PROGRESS claimed to be the pioneer
in advocating these reforms.
1t begins its criticism thusly:
The above is from the Shreveport
PBoGREss, a paper which has under
taken to reform Louisiana politics
OF course Louisiana is not apt to fol-
low the line chalked ont by our
Shreveport contemporary. albeit we
can seeno objection to any of the
above suggestions.
We call attentlen to the fact that it
makes no objection to any one Of the
suggestions, but
The reason why
Il cannot tell;
But l do not like you
Doctor Fell"
1t then goes on to commend Blan-
chard as follows;
Blanchard will make a most excel
lent United States Senator and his
election would be a magnificent re-
cognitlon of services faithfully per
formed in the House. We doubt if
Blanchard has any formidable oppo-
sition in North Louisiana. White
and Caffrey both fail to represent this
section on one of the most important
issues that they have been called upon
to express an opinion-the Hatch bill.
Indorsing our sentiments but com
planning aud fussing all the time.
1t then says:
But the Shreveport PRoGREss need
not imagine that it and the papers
represented by the editOrs who as
sembled at Alexandria not long age
are pioneers in the demand for ''ar
honest election law" We have nc
knowledge of a respectable newspa-
per that has not made similar de-
mand of the Louisiana Legislature
Indeed, long before PROGRESS began
20 raise its yells for reform-before
PROGRESS WAS born-the enterprisins
and wide-awake newspapers of Lou
isiana were discussing the Importance
of radical reformation in our elec
ton laws.
Now that is the most inconsistent
not to say uuquestionable position o.
all. II all the respectable papers o.
Louisiana have indorsed an homes
election law was it>no' meet anC
proper for The PRoGEEss, respecta
, BILE paper, to do likewises Did th'
Appeal desire us take an opposit
course and place ourselves beyon'
the pale of respectable newspaper
9 Is The PROGRESS forbidden to trave
I the honest and honorable path whicl
o the Appeal trod ''betore we wer
L bornr Is it not safe guide to fol
lowl Were we not following in tn
wake of brave and manly journal
Now, neighbor, what are you rant
ing about, Don't you honestly fee
: ashamed of yourself for charging u
9 with attempting to reform the State
, Don't you feel little mean for hav
y ing given vent to such uncharitabl
and uncalled for expressions' Eve
I if we had imposed on ourselves tn
: onerous task of reforming Louisiana
don't you think it would be energie
spent in a good cause! And even
. we failed, don't you feel mortified bt
5 cause your big, influential and al
: conquering self timidly held bac
!, from performing a task which yo
: desired accomplished, while a wea
a and feeble little, diminutive, dwal
I like ''ourself' attempted it?
1 Now, nelghbor! don't you feel rel
7 small for imputing to us claims whic
!, are not true. For you know full we
6 that whatever may be the faults an
The Progress., 1893-06-17
Truck Farm as! 1.|
FOR SALE
\ RARE BARGAIN IN !

! have for sale one Of the mod 4
bic places for truck farming aDa
growing in North Louisiana II
ted oue-haf mile below Sareveps
Red river. in BOs,ier parish. .aDoui
five acres of land, dive Eng, ban.
room and pigeon ion; about twts']
acres in orchard, comprising ~ J
trees, two-thirds just come mo 70,
400 figs, 2J0 pears, besides appn
cots, cherries, plums. pecans sna Z
in smaller quantities. 1E
best OF lands adiaceIt I
chaser should want 10 culifak
tiOnal lands in cotton, f'r 10
place is admirably situated for w
which, run in connection VIVA :
canning and preserving essses
Oh the place, will yield banosS
turns from now on. 70 anyOF
health and energy TO attend 70
an opportunity not met win ~
The place is owned by Mr. f.AS]
ry and must be sold on acconni o.
iinued Ill bealth TO Tecuperale ~
is warned by his physician inA,
leave. For this reason | VIII re'
liable piece of property for ins
| SACRiFlcIAL PRICE Of 81
On the extremely easy terms
cash and the balance in one
years with vendors lien, rita
notes bearing s per cent per sDno, ,,,
dat. The title TO this p'Tl
perfectb and evOnd dispute
rec me early for the bargain
G. D HICko|
?05 Milan Street, Shre'eP
The Progress., 1893-06-17
Yes. We Are Here.
II there is two things that we boast
of more than any others they are
FIRsT-CLASs GOODS
ROCK BOTTOM PRICES.

ROCK BOTTOM PRICES.
We have found this the best policy
and we now speak from experience.
We have always thought that too
much was being paid for hardware in
North Louisiana and resolved to put
the matter to test by going into the
business ourselves, and we are graft
fed to state that our first impression
was correct.
We now have on hand a splendid
stock of
HEAVY AND SHELF GOODS
which we are selling at figures that
make competitors tremble Our stock
Of guns, pistols and table cutlery Is
something to be proud of, are yet we
asking no fancy prices for them. No,
we believe in living and let live and
that is why the
SOUTHERN HARDWARE COMPANY
Has the patronage of North Louis
lana.
The Progress., 1893-06-17

Advertise in The PROGRESS if you want
family trade.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-01-22

administration De esta renta &c
ARIA al Bauc0 Espafol.
Paris, IL -Ooutiu6a ell pr1ceso
sobre estafa a los ancionistss de-
O anal de Panama. El Sr. Elf'ol 60
su declaration confes6 haber reci
bide dinero.
Madrid, 14.-Vista la actitud
de Ing'aterra en- la question de
MarruecOs, eI Ministro de Estado
Sr. Marques de la Vega de Armjjo
ha mabif- stado al representante
iugl6, en- esta Oorte, que Espahs
d. fendera ell st0tu quo, y que ejecu
tara igusles actos que las DEM S
potencias interessd 8 en- la cues
ti6n marroqui, incluso ell desembar-
co de. las fuerzas necesarias para
mantener sus derechos. A este
efecto, en- Oorsejo de Ministries SO
IA aoorflado ell mediato envio de
an buque de guerra Tanger.
Aseg1rase que Sc ha desistidO
del viaIe de Ia Infanta Dofla Isabel
& Ia Exposition de Chicago.
Sc ha acordado Ia suDresi6n de
las Oficiuas de Investigation de
Bienes del Estado, quedando &C.
santes todos los empleados de Ia
Ha sido nombrado Intendente de
la isla de Puerto-Rico el Sr. Bayo-
ma.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-01-22
DEDICAToRlA.
LA RAzON DEL TITULO.

SUMARIO.-Luchemos. Ell debeH
cumplido.-La generation que su-
be.--La justicia humana -Pretex-
tos criminales. - La formula del
progreso.-El progreso y sus ma
nifestscione nes.-La opinion p6blica.
-N periodismo.-Lo que debe ser
el periodismo.-Lo que es hoy la
prensa.-La prensa y las leyes.--
La politiCa. .--Lo que debe ser Ia
politica.-O6mo SO hacen los poll
ticos. Como nacen los partidos.-
Los programmes politicos, s,-Artifi-
clos politicos. Ill carnaval politi-
eo.-Miserias poiiticss. - Sinceri-
dad politica -Fanatismo politico
LA dem0Cracia. Principles de-
mocraticos. s.-AbsurdOs demoCrAti-
cos.-Delirios democrAticos. -- La
libertad de la OAtedra.-Libartad
contra derecho.-La igUaldad 80.
cial.-La igualdad en- la historia.-
La igualdad ante Ia raz6n.-La So
berania.-La demagogis.-Los hun.
nos modemos.--La revoluCi6n.-
Las huelgas.-Oonfas y caos.-
I'll acknowledgements demo
ledoras Cancer social.-Antino-
mias y anomalias.-El mayor de
los errores.-Alla va la nave.--Mpi-
logo y conclusion.
De venta.-En Ia lmprenta de
BOLHTIN MRRCANTIL.
Precio.--Un peso circuenta cer,-
Sav0s ejemplar'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-01-22
REVISTA COMMERCIAL
ON NICHOLAS Y AEUNOIOs
Operaciones durante los
dias 20 y 21 de Enero.
MOvIMIENTO DE BUQUEs.
9KTRA0As Oh wRAvHSfA.

De Barcelona y esca!a, vsp esl
{" Catalina, " de 2 247 tOneladae
capitan A. GEMS, & Sobrlnos de Ez
quisga, 1 d imsgon, l d varios. a
Lynn, 2 d mspas. Sosrs de J. Her
naiz, 11I4 PIP vino, l d sombreros-
Piza Hmnos, 2 jaulas mag uinarias
4 d calzado, l fdO pleles. Rube'i
| Hmnos. 2 d calzado, 2 d sombrillat
Y paraguas. Barcel6 y Perujo, &
Ills sueia. A. Mayol & %, 2 d ia
roles. 8 d tejidos y otros. J. Prn'
&c 90, l d eombrilas. ViIlar F.
ban 8 90, 2 d faroles, l q sombrl
llas. G. Rodriguez & %, 2 d ata-
lajes. j. Matienzo. l d atsIaje'
Palaces 8 %, 275 d pasas, 30 G
aceite OLIVIA. Vicente 3 90, 25O bl
aceitunas, 10 q cofac. Direct'
General de Hacienda, II q efecto'
timbrados. O. Oovas 8 90, 3l8p
cofiac, 2.8 pp verm nth, IA PIP vi
no seoo, l. A pp vino aboCado, 10 q
vino dulce, d. boy vino b anco
l boy vino blanco abocadc. Oere
cedo Hmus 8 Co l boy vino CO.
nun. Comisario de Guerra, IL q
efectos militares. A Ia Orden: 4
O. 6 d. papel. M. A. O. 8 q ca zado.
R. A. "a PIP vino s b. 2. 3 sls
garbanzos. G.. 81. % SIS garbanzos.
RotuladO. Id pp VINO.
De Habana Y eseala, vsp espa-
mol " Mauuela, de 834 toneladas,
captain Venture, a Ludw g Dupla-
ce. Sobrinos de Esquiaga, l q pa
pei. O. Oovas d Go, 1 d tabacos. J.
OChoa y Hmauo. 25 q asdcar. s.
de Igquierdo 8 90, 30 q Cigsrrilos.
ScEs de Dorado &c 90, 30 q velas
de sebo. A Rauschenpist, % be
habichuelss. B ,tul do F. Oat6li-
co, l d ropa. Eu Cnadro, 4 q ciga-
rriIlos. A la Orden : P. G. l q
plata americana. B. FL. l d velas
cera. w. B. 1 Omnibus. j. NJ. G. %
srns yarey.
De Hamburgo y escalaa, vap esp
" AlbiDgls, "a Mullenhcff y Kor-
ber. En- Observac.6n.
ENTRADAS DE CABOTAJE.
Col esp" B >rinquen, de Aqua
dills.
Col esp" Ana Maria, " de Maya
giiss.
Col esp j." Petra, " de krecibo.
Vap esp " Avil6s, =" de Arecibo ,
ruta.
sALIDAs DE CABoTAJB.
Bdra esp" Ritita, para Aguadi
La y May agiiez.
Col esp" Pepito, para Agusdi
lla Y Msysgtiez
Bdra esp Psquits, para Agaa
dilla. 1
Bdra esp Maria Artau," para
Vieques.
DBSPAOHADO
Para Habans, vap esp Catalu-
ns," despachado per Sobrinos de
Ezquisga. /
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-01-22
RECAUDACI0N
DE- CONTRIBUCIONRS DBL ESFADO
EN- LA Q A APITAL:
AVISO.

OumpIiendo con 10 dispuesto en-
ol articulO "a del Reglamento ge
neral para Ia imp Jslci6n, admins.
Dracion y cObranza de la contrlb bu.
clon Industrial y de comeroio, spro.
bAdo por Real Uecreto de d de
Diciembre de 1875, y el 13 de Ia
Instruction para Ia cobranEa de los
u6bltOs por contribuciones de so
de Junio del aflo 1885, hago pre-.
sente que, durante diez dias, q con.
Ter desde el L. de Febrero, Sc pro-
cedera por los cobradores de esta
Recaodaci6n q 10 cobranza & domi.
clio de la correspondence al ter
ter trimestre del siio econ6mico
actual de 92-93, por la contrbu
ci6n Territorial 6 Industrial Y de
Oomerc.o.
VehCldo dicho te:mino, los que
20 10 hubiesen satisfecho podrSn
vericarlo en- esta Recaudaci6n, sita
en Ia calle del Oristo n6mero IL,
tajos, durante otro plazo de cinco
dias, que terminar6 el 15 del mis-
mo FeorerO en la iuteligencia
de que, transourrido este Iiltim0
termlno, se proCedera al cobro por
ia via ejecotivs, segda 10 prevent
do IOr terminantes 6rdenss de Ia
InteDdencla, y en- el articulo IA de
Ia oltada Instruction, aplicandose
q los dendOres las penas estableci.
das ca los articulos 10y "a de la
mlSma.
Lo que SO hace p6blico para co.
aoclmlento de los c0ntribuyentes q
quienes cOncierna.
Puerto-RlcO, Enero II de 1898.
AntOniO II. de AIdrey.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-01-22
OPRRACIoNEs DE BUQUHs EN- PTo
TRAvESfA.

Berg esp Oort6s," cargardo.
Boa nor " "Vssco de Gams," des-
Crgando.
Col iog "NarCissus," pendiente.
Vap esp "Manuels, +" descsrgsn
do.
OABOTAJM.
Col esp "Dos Amigos" pendien-
te.
GIL esp 4" Isabella, carga para
YsbLcos y Humacao.
Bdra. esp " Nneva Flor, csrgs
para FJsrdO y Vitques.
Col esp "Dichosa," pendiente.
Col esp "Hortensia," Carga para
Ysbucoa.
Bdra t,p" PedrltO, /" Csrga para
Vieques.
Col esp "Ooncepci6n," }" Carga pa
ra Ponce.
Bdra esp "Buenaventura," csrga
para Fsjsrdo y Vieques.
Col esp Petra, " carga para
A.recibo.
Col esp /" Bcrlnquep, I" Carga
para Aguadilla.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-01-22
TELEGR AMAS
VIA SANTIAGO DE CUBA

Madrid, 10 de Enero. en-
pezado va D proporCIonar graves
disgnstOs al Gobierno % dsslgna-
Ci6n de candidates para DipuUa los
y Senadores
Paris, 10.-Ha Comenzado en- es
ta ciudad ell proceso por estsfa
q los aCCionistas del Canal de Pa
mama.
El Sr. Bsilhaurd, Ministro que
fu6 de Fcmento. ha sido reducido
& prision por hallsr Q comprometi-
do on ell proreso del Oansl de Pa
mama.
Madrid, 11.-Dicese que ell ST..
Ministro de Ultramar 90 propone
dsjar libre Ia designation de eau
didatos para Diputados.
III Ministro de Gracia y Justioia,
Sr. Montero Bios, deseoso de In.
trOducir economics en- su departs.
mento, SO propone guprimis algu-
mas Di6cesls.
Ell peri6dlco La Correspondence
dice que ell Sr. Maura SO ha mega
do & apoyar D los amigos de los
Ministries one pretendiap Ger elegl-
dos Diputados por Ooba en- las
pr6ximas eleCciOnes.
Paris, IL --El Gubierno tran, 6s
ha presentado 81 dimisi6n.
M. Ribot, previo el encargo de-
Presidente, ha tornado despueG
nuevo Gobierno.
Si6ntese en- t0da FranCia uns
malestar y una desconfianza politl'
"a qle causa gran perjuicio al mo
simiento comercial del pals.
Madrid, 12--Andnciase una pro
gina crisis para dar entrada en- Q
Mlnisterio { los Sres. OAnalejas y
Pnigcerves.
Han sido pombrsdos el SE
Marques de Gaviria Jsfs de 10 Sec.
ci6n de Atfasos, y oil Sr. Cubeltl
Jefe del Negociado de Aduana
de 10 HsbaDa.
TamDi6n ha aldo nombrado Go
bsrns dor OWL de ls proviucia d
Puerto Principe el Sr. GonEAle
Nsndin, syadante de campo gu
t06 del general Pflm.
El Gobieruo hs deaistldo DO
y ahora de llevar 4 efecto el arren
damiento de las Aduanas de Cubs
Csso 0. realizarse esto, se:A des
pues que el Sr. Ministro dc Ultrs
mar haya Aecho IN profundo estu
do del asuiso, y psObablements !
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-01-22

REFERENOIAS:
Don CARLOS GAvarAin.-Ponce.
Lucas AmadeO.-BArrOs.
OeIso Oaballero. o.--AGjuntae.
Jos6 Apsrlcio. Id
Hip6lito Aparlciu.--Id-
Juan j. Qu,ntaOa.-Id.
Oasimiro Serrano.-Id.
d. Rosario Remand, VIDA. de Ji-
menez, Qulenes me han demos
trado 80 CoD6anza, encsrgaDdome
10 educaci6n 8 instruction de sus
respecuvOs hjjos.
Para mas informes D. Rafael
Janer, en- cuyo extinguido Oolegio
de MarlcsO tuve mi cargo la asig>
natura de Latin y Castellsno.
So admitlrAn Interior, reuni6n.
dose en- n6mero de seis Cuando me-
nCs.
Sc ouenta con un local espacioso
y ventiladO, y que reune las OOndi.
clones que acODsejsn los mOder-
NOS trataios de Pedagogia.
Estipendios convencionales.
Adjuntas Enero de 1898.
BuTtolom< Llabrss.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-01-22
ALMANAQUES.

De pIisgo, con el santOrAl, da'
toe astfoDomicos, 6estss re igio.
sas y cticiale', etc, y Blocks, de
variadas formas y eleganies Gro
moe a'egorieos, desde ell mas Iu
ioso al mas economico, pefo TO-
dos bel.os ) eseogidos, hallanss J
GO vtndsn en- ests Iuprents.
II pronto se concluyenl
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-01-22
VAP0R IV0 BOSCH.
Captain R'IJSECH.

Serviclo regular, rApido y emo
do entire HamacAo. viequea, FaIAr
do y Capital, admitiendo oAsgA }
pasaieros,
Ca rSsjs wasAswal d Sc TAsmaa
Sc rsci0e y eDtFrga en- uulFA, J
se admite cargo lee mlsmea tipo~
de flete y en- las mlsmaa coEdis TO-
NEE qne las GeisGaI.
Sc puohsark 81 IIlnsFarIc Q. IL De
Feblero.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-01-22

Los POIvos do RosS no puedeD
hacer dafio; p1eden tomsrse cuan-
tas veces sean preCisos, sin que ha-
va que recelar que provoq nen c3li.
COS 8 irritaci6p. Son I'M medic In.
fslible para limpiar tuavemente el
est6msgo y el intestine. Despues de
esta llmpiezs, Ia Cabeza queds des :
pejads, y asi Sc evitan las jaquecas, ,,
los v6tuigOs, los vahidos, las con.
gestiones y las indisposiciones, tar
frecuentes en- 10 primavers.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-01-22
DOCTRINA CRISTIlNl
POR GIL ESTEVE.

Nueva edicion perfectam .nte
;mpresa v pncusdernada en- csr
ton, q NUEvE PESOS gruess
nj contado.
Tomsndo 10 grue'A, GO hace
uD buen descuentc.
ns vent. en- esta Impreuta.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-01-22
SANTORA

Domingo, 50 - San Vicente
diaconc, y San Ansstasio. mArtir.
Lunes, S3 San Ildsionso, A,
zobispo de Toledo. J San RM-
mundo de P.n.fors, eonfesor.
Mhtes. "a NuestrA S,nors
de Ia Pa, y San Timoseo, obispc
de Efeso , mar.iv.