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The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1893-08-31

Bosom Friend Proposed to Kitty
Gadsby? You surprise met l thought
you were in love with Zurilda Nc
Ginnis.
RiclSaby-I was. but had to propose
by letter, and | didn't know how to
make Z.-Chicago Tribune.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1893-08-31

B. NJ. Jenney, jeweler, will insert
main springs for 81 so, clean watches
for ST.. so, all other work in pro-
portion and guaranteed.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1893-08-31

Ethel-lf you don't believe in early
marriages, mamma, why did you and
papa marry SO very young?
Mrs. Sadside-lt was because we
were so very young.-N. Y. Herald.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1893-08-31
Thank, TO the Undertakers.

potatoes)-It costs a heap to live in
ethyl
Groceries, sir; but it costs heap
more to die in a city. Chicago Tribune.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1893-08-31

B. M. Jenney, the jeweler, is fully
equipped for repairing guns, revolvers
and sewing machines. He has no equal
when it comes to repairing watches
as he is thoroughbred watch maker.
All work warranted.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1893-08-31

THE trouble with Jack Bronson. -
said Maud, lis his good nature. He has
never learned 80 say no"
You couldn't have known him in
leap year." said Estelle.-Truth.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1893-08-31
COUGHING LEADS TO CONSUMPTION
hemp's Balsam stops the cough at once.

wonderful cures by DR.. Miles, Nervine
Opium Habit cured by DR.. Miles, Nervine
Dr. Miles Nerve and Liver Pills. 80 doses IS cts-
For Nervous Headache, Dr. Niles Nervine
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1893-08-31

Any publication you may wish to
take can be subscribed for at this
office ltsaves you trouble and helps
your home paper by allowing us to
make slight commission Don't
forget us.
Lanes Medicine Moves the Bowels Each
Day. In order to be healthy this is nee
eSsary.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1893-08-31

The SIGNAL, 80 year in advance
or So so on time.
Receipt books. etc. at this office.
You see this, of course. So would
Others if it were a local of yours.
Justreceived a choice lot of Stetson
Cow Boy Hats, at Sommercamp's
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1893-08-23

many votes according to the present
estimate. It is a plan whereby the
fellow who absndons silver when the
plan Of 16 to l is voted down can return
to his district with an explanation that
he hopes Will explain all about il in a
way that is satisfactory to his people.
This is the subterfuge they will resort to,
and the Wall streetfellows tell them that
they will be able to bunCo their constitu-
ents in that way. The other fellows are
to be- handled in the same way.
By the time the debate is closed, there
will be a grand charge by the silver fell
lows on this plan OF lobbying against
silver The whole scheme will be un-
m asked, and an attempt made to block
the game of the Wall street lobby. BY
that time it is proposed to show the
country how it is, and it will be a diff
cult matter for man to be looked upon
as true to silver and free from the bunco
business who fails to stand by silver in
all the propositions. 1t will be shown
that it will be difficult for man to re-
turn to his constituents and vote against
silver and at the same time make them
believe that he voted for it. This is the
interesting feature Of the contest.
The idea is gaining ground that the
silver men have a better showing now
than they had at the time the house was
first organized and commenced the dis
cussion. At one time it was believed
that the love of patronage would cut
into the support very much, but 1t is
now believed that many OF the members
will be conyinced that their constituents
will not approve the bargain Of taking
patronage for their vote on this matter.
The outlook is bright for the silver men,
and the fact that they are aware of the
many plans and subterfuges lndulged in
by the opposition to gain strength is one
Of the favorable indications.
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1893-08-23
About johnson County.

In an interview with Press reporter
Monday, Assistant Secretary of State
Zercher said:
"The Populists nominated an entire county
ticket in johnson county last Saturday. Il
is one Of the best and strongest tickets ever
nominated by any party in that county, be-
ing composed Of honest, sober, industrious
and good business men. l think il will be
elected. do not believe there is much dis
position on the part of Populists to put out
a candidate for Judge against John T. Bur
ris, the present incumbent who is a demo-
orst, unless the democrats put out a county
ticket at their convention, which meets next
Saturday. In case there should be three
tickets in tae field, think the Populists
will elect the Judge also.
"On August 12, the republicans held q
county convention, which resulted in a dis
agreement on account of which the princi-
pal republican paper, the one representing
the progressive, free silver element of the
party, refuses to hoist but bali Of the
ticket"
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1893-08-23

time. Many bruised heads resulted from
the encounter. Those driven from the
halls, which are but forty feet apart,
gathered about the policemen and the
more enthusiastic set up cries OF "StOne
them"
There was another rush and the men
were tumbled into the cutters, and an
all-round rough and tumble fight took
place. The men struck right and left,
sometimes hitting their fellows in their
blind rage.
The policemen again used the club.
scattering the men. Without a leader
and with policemen's billies waving in
every direction, the crowd, when driven
into the street, knew not which way to
turn. They were forced away.
DENVER, COL, August 1.-THE pa
thetic scenes witnessed here Monday
were repeated to-day on larger scale,
when 1000 unemployed men appeared at
the new sewer works to get jobs, Of which
there were only 200. The large crowd
had waited for over an hour before the
time for starting. SThe men who stood
around snxious to take hold of pick or
shovel were men who wanted to work
for what they received, The most of
them arrived q few days ago from the
country, and the contractor instructed
his foreman not to give them work 81
long as residents of the city and heads Of
families applied.
A deputstion of Denver residents
waited on the contractor and requested
him to give the preference to citizens,
and he assured the deputation that he
would do 30. Mr.. Hindry said he did not
want loafers or nomsds. For his own in
terests, he would prefer to hire Ameri-
cans, and il they were the heads of fam
lilies and accustomed to labor, all the
better. They would be worth more to
him, and he wanted men on whom he
could depend.
At that time team drove up with the
picks and shovels. When the tools ar
rived, the crowd made q combined rush
to secure them, 30 that they would be
the first to get employment and earn
something. In a few minutes, all the
men that could be employed for the
time being were at work digging for
dear life. 1t was a case Of the survival
of the fittest. The men who were strong
est and most active got the job and they
stuck to it with great pertinscity.
The scramble for the picks would have
been amusing it it had not been pitiful.
In the struggle some were knocked
down and trsmpled on, but no one was
seriously hurt. Among the crowd we're
men who had seen better days, but now
they were pleading for permission to dig
in the sewers. Such scenes were never
seen in Denver before.
Many appeals we're made all through
the day to the contractor TO be allowed
to work. Men brought letters and
recommendations, and others made their
own pathetic pleas. They had families
and were without money. They did not
want to accept charity il they could
avoid it.
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1893-08-23
FIGHTING FOB WORK.
Just an Inkling of the General OOndi-
ton Of Our OOuntry-Let the
Eagle Scream.

New YORK, August 1.-THE ferment
ing unrest Of the unemployed in this
city has at length burst bounds and on
the east side to-day there was an explo-
plosion. A riotous mob possessed them
selves Of property which they had no
money to hire and to which they had
been forbidden entrance by the owners.
A crowd OF more than 5000 men at
tackled Walhslla hall, 48, 80 and 50
Orchard street, because sdmittance was
denied them. They smashed the plate
glass windows to atoms, forced in the
door, which had been turned against
them, and torclbly took possession of the
place. Several persons were cut by the
flying glass. All sorts Of missiles were
used, and finally the police reserves from
the Eldridge station were ordered to the
scene.
When 10 o'clock came the street in
front of the exchange was black with
people. The large hall down stairs was
packed. So were the stairs and every
one OF the little meeting rooms upstairs.
Bsrtenders stood ready in expectation Of
doing q rushing business, but not single
drink was bought. Finally voice cried
out that that place was too small; that
even If q meeting was intended it would
be impossible to hold one. The same
voice suggested Walhslla hall on Orchard
street, and instantly the cry was taken
up: "Wslhslls hall, Wslhslls hall"
Word Of the coming Of the unemployed
had reached the hall, and in the absence
Of Fleigmsn, the owner, his sons and
daughter got ready to defend the place.
They barred the doors, then demanded
through the keyhole what was wanted.
The reply came back they wanted to
hold meeting in the ball but had no
money to pay for it's use.
They were told they could not have it.
There was a crashing Of glass. Paving
stones had been seized from the street
where they had been lying around. The
moment the first pane of glass was
smashed every one seemed to throw
caution to the winds. Pane after pane
Of the plate glass went in and finally the
door was also forced.
Three OF the rioters, many Of whom
were Russians, were arrested, but as the
owner Of the hall was afraid to appear
against them, they were afterwsrd dis
charged. The leaders stated that the
object Of the meeting was to discuss
some means Of finding employment, as
the families of these men were starving.
While these scenes were being enacted
in Essex market the police were moving
with reserves and swept down on Wal
halls and Covenant halls at the same
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1893-08-23
SLOWLY AND CAUTIOUSLY
The Congress Is Proceeding While the
Country Holds Its Breath.

4ne congress Is Fr0Ceedlng Whlle Lne
Country Holds It's Breath,
WASHINGTON, August q. Speaker
Crisp has announced the appointment Of
the following COMMITTEES chairmen:
Eelctions, Mr.. O'Ferrell, Virginia; ways
and means, Mr.. Wilson, West Virginia;
appropriations, Mr.. Ssysrs, Texas; the
Judiciary, Mr.. Culberson, Texas; coinage,
weights and measures, Mr. Bland, Mis-
souri,; banking and currency, MIR.
Springer, Illinois; foreign affairs, Mr..
McCreary, Kentucky; interstate and
foreign commerce, Mr.. Wise, Virginia;
agriculture, Mr.. Hatch, Missouri; mill
tsry, Mr.. Outhwait, Ohio; naval affairs,
Mr.. Cummings, New York; postofices
and postrosds, Mr.. Henderson, North
Carolina; public lands, IMr. McRae,
Arkansas; In0ian affairs, Mr.. Holman,
Indiana; manufactures, Mr. Page, Rhode
Island; mines and mining, Mr. WeadOck,
Michigan; education, Mr.. Enloe, Ten
ne1see; labor, Mr.. McGsnn, Illinois; PEN
siOns, Mr.. Moses, Georgia; civil service,
Mr.. Deforest, Connecticut; alcoholic
liquor traffic, Mr.. English, New Jersey;
irrigation Of arid land, Mr.. Cooper, In
diana; immigration and naturalization,
Mr.. Geissenheimer, New Jersey.
Mr.. Baker Of Kansas, is member of
the pensions committee and Mr.. Broder-
ick on the judiciary. Mr.. Bland was
permitted to retain his old place at the
head of the coinage committee and Mr..
Hatch was kept in charge Of the Rgricul-
ture committee, while Mr.. Heard was
made chairman of the District of Colum-
bis committee.
1t is interesting to watch the way the
administration is making the fight. They
are doing all they can to divide the sill
yer vote. They will 60 to one fellow and
ask him what he wants to do. He will
say that he wants silver coined at the
ratio of 20 to l, and they will tell him
that he must vote then against all other
propositions. He is made to promise to
do SO and he Is put down against all
other propositions. This removes one
vote from the silver support at ratio
less than 20 to l. AS estimated there
are thirty or forty Of these 20 to l fellows,
and then the Wall street fellows have
another plan.
They find that some fellow states that
he is for silver as a matter Of principle
and he is for 16 to l, and they tell him
that he should not vote for anything
above that ratio. They are trying to
make such an arrangement with him.
They have this class set apart and run
them in one line.
Without explanation as to the details
it will be seen that the Wall street gang
are working very slick scheme to divide
the silver vote. Then it is a subteringe
that will enable them TO handle great
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-03-05

nervios envenenados por mala
sangre, es uno de los sfntomas.
Ahora dime: Has conocido al
guna persona que sufra de alguna
|enfermedad s6ria mientras pueda
conner bien y digerir 10 que coma
No. nj jamas 10 veras. ~ por que
nof Porque la enfermedad emp eza
con indigestion y concluye con ell
enfermo morirse de hambre. Asi
serfa 81 Ia Madre Seigel no pudieEa
cnrarlo. De todos modos el Sr.
CLAY son cree que 10 puede curar y
de ese modo piensan muchas perso.
mas.
81 el lector SO dirige e los Seiio
res A. J. White, Id, della calle de
Oaspe Ndmero 155, Barcelona, es-
tOs senores tendran muchO gusto
en- enviarle gratuitamente un To-
lleto ilustrado esplicando la pro-
piedad de este remedio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-03-05

En- Ia Imprenta del BoLETIN se
han recihido los siguientes:

Codigo Penal refOrmsdO en- 1870
,Cn las variaciones introducidas en-
el mismo por la ley dc IL do Julio
de 1875, ooneordauo y ccmentadO
para gu mejor inteligencia y taCil
aphcaci6n, con una multitud de
ejemplos y cuestiones pracricas ex-
tractadas de Ia jurisprudenCia esta-
Dlecida por el Tribunal Supreme
en- mas de Cinoo mil sentencias die
tadas On materia de casaCi6n Crl-
minal desde 1870 & 1887, y de la
|jurisprudencia francesa en- los Ca
SOS no resueltOs atm por Ia nuestra,
que dimanan de articulos del o.
digo frances, que guardian COmpleta
identidad J analogis con les del
O6digo espanOl, seguido de IN ex
tense y minuCiosO repertoire alta
b6tico de las Eismas y de dn ap6n
dice con las leyes penales espeCia-
les de Contrabando y defraudacl6n,
terrOcsrriles, montes, ley eleotOra-
les y MUNICIPAL, GAIA y pescs, ley
sobre protection los nlfios do 26
de Julio de 1873, y sobre usurpa-
ci6n y falsiticaClon de patentes dc
3U del prOpio mes y ano, anotadas
" comentadas con la jurlsprnden-
cia Gel Tribunal SupremU.
Obra utilislma q los senoIes Ma.
gisU1ad0s, Jurados, JueCes, FiECa-
les, individuos del OnerpO Jurioico
Mlntar y der-As funclonariOs en-
eaEgados &c la spticaGl6n de la ley,
y muy particulafmente ! os senO-
res Lerrados, defensores 8 aCusa-
dores en- Causa criminal, y o todaG
aquellas persOnas que deseosal
de conOCer el CodlgO y IL Jnrlspru'
dencla, 40 han podldo hacer dc
e,ios un estudlo especial, pOr d
Excno Sr ID. Salvador Vlaoa y vi.
llasecs, Msgistrado del TIibuna
Supremo y OlputAdo a OoEtes-Ul
TINA edlClon, CuatrO tomoG.
| COMPILATION de Ias disposi'
cones organizes do Is Administrs
Ciop oe Justi0ia en- las lrOvin0laI
de UltEamar, precedida Go una III
EtrUduccl6n historical, an0tada J
Iconcordade con In legislacion ante
Iuor y Ia de Ia Peninsula, y con la
Ireyes pIooesales, y seguids do va
Iiios APPENDICES, c0npTensiVa8 de Ia
Hey dc unihcaci6n de 10 de AgosJ.
Ge 1886, ei decreto ley de emplea
Id0s de Ultramar J las demas dis
IpOsiCiOneB vigentes, por Ramol
Sanohez OCana, auxiliar del Minis
sterio dc Gracla y Justicia y Redac
tor dc Ia Revlsts de los Tribuns
lles'. Edloion do 1891.
PEDAGOGICAL, por don jose San
cnez J Gonzalez de Somoano.
| REPERTORIO DE JURIS
IPRUDkNOIA On materia crimlna
tornado POI una jLnta dc Abogs
dos, bajo la diIeccion de don Vi
cente Romero Glron; comprend
desde el Aho 1870 q 1890; 8 tomo
pasta.
LEGISLATION de primers er
H9hanEa, Ferrer Rlvero.
| VETEkLNARIA, Arago.
Id alemana, CASTRO Verde.
| FISlOA y qulmlCa, Feliu.
| TABLAS de logaritmos, SaE
ILAeE Ramos.
TENEDURIA de hbros, Casts
mos.
ATLAS dc Geogratia Universj
compue@l0 DO ~ MapAs Grazadt
con arEeslo Las aetaals. aIvlAl
mes poilncaeY pTete'lldo de uns Ia
ticia GoosTaH0o kstzz:sssca, por iii
Riiss Ze~ah.
OoDlGO OWL, oomea ssdo y
Psleon, . SOtacs pasta
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-03-05
PlLDORAS RECQNSTlTUYENTES
PrWiegio exclusive expedido Madrid e de Mayo de
| 1871, por eI Excmo 5r Ministro de Fomento.
PREPARADAs EN- La FARMAOTA DE vALLR OANCIO
Juices dpOtarOs verdadera formula Ponce Pusrto-Rico

Vente aaoa de epeenO han demoado las toni
recOnsuy pdOra cuandO rdamen Odas
dpenden del empobemento
amentac6n rutva habta lugare hdmedos NAL
ventladOs Intermediates anteriores.
su aCc6n curava ecaz I'm las papacones del cora
dolores cabeza napenCa debdad dolores las pena
hdropesa eansanc orera zumbido de odo padez dc
retuyen cor natural flores blaDcss
grandes pedas aa de Ia meDsuaci6n abHndanCas
complete darroo de la edad
dc Ia puoeFta didad general convaesenc de as nfoHmedad
agudas cr6ncas aeraci0nes morhOsa sD6
mas dc una coEoanema simple de affection general dec
lesion organca TecamsSn enOnCes otTa medcs6n
En- vista de los progresses de Terap6uoa de gunos nconve
Lentes ro rctca ha modcado la formula
tos cmprueba tan geEra&o hace de
ella Ia isla.
Don fin pecavee de muChss mitaCones que de es
rmna SO han beCho propdades erores debe ex
cads egima prOcedeuca este de brca
taps SUPERIOR seo que dice DOCTOR N REVERON Me
naao Ponce Puerto Rico la Inferior fma e ladO de
echo de la a csa-Ponce Ag0Go 80 de 1890
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-03-05
;LIBROS RELIGIOSOS.

81 "a recibido en- esta Imprenta
nm notable surtido de obras reiiglo-
sss. aelectas todas, entire las cue"
lea &c enouentran Las signientes:
Imitaci6n de Cristo, Kempis,
r,dici6n econ6mica.....:-4 vO.4O
Idem de idem, idem, ediclon 20
.ra ao Do Salvacl6n..~ bOI
Niercicio cotidianO ........ ~
nj Devote Fe.igr6s, encua-
serpaci6n imitacion ms rnH 1'oO
Luz diyina, encuadetnaclon
pjel negra con brooches. =. Az'oo
T,rg diyina, encuadeEnaclon
de riguroso luto.. S'UV
Tnz divina, encuadernaoio'A
an piel de australia y nj
a..s~s~s~~A's."" o'vO
.,ficio del Domingoo-...... A'oV
Peoueao OfiClo, encuaderna 900
ci6n imitacion marfl.. S.W
Oficios Fdnebres, encuader- 100
naci6n dc plel con relieves SS'OV
ri Iris del Oristiano, encua- 80
dernacion de piel. ....:::. o'W
iris celeste, encuadernaCion ~
nikel.. 0'Vo
lris celeste, encuadernacion ~
dorado. N.-~.-s.ss."""".~ go tOO
puoologio Espahol, enCua-
osa.tso'ones oe1nas,Un ss de- nacar. -. 1900
La mujer cat6liCa, encuaoer'
uaci6n de nAcar con relie- ~
y0G..e~~As.~~-~~s wv"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-03-05
TENEDURIA DE LIBROs, p
DOCTOR ~ REHERON.

TEN HDUHlA UN L1bhO5s pOl
Oastaf0s.
LEY DE BxPROPIAOION
FORZOSA.
OODIGO DE OOMERCIO, "Gi.
ROM.
NUEvO OODTGO DE JUSTI'
OLA MILITAR, anotsdo por o.
DUoUor R. sGnnheE de Qcafia, re-
d1CtOr de lss@U Rauiafa do los nri
buna)es y.
OODIGO DE OCMERCIO, edi.
cl6n de bolsillo.
lOODIGO PENAL DE CUBA Y
|PUERTO-RIOO.
CODIGO PENAL DE CUBA Y
PUERTO-RICO, por Ia BibliOteCs
Judicial
FORMULAKIOs DE LO o.
VII, "Abeua"
MANUAL DEL sEORETA.
RIO, "Abella".
DEREOHO ADMINISTRATJ. I.
VO, "Abella"
RBGLAMENTO DE LAS GA.
RRERAS OIVILEs DE ULTRA
NAB.
LEY DIR GAIA. para Ouba y
Puerto Rico.
FLORES Y LAGRIMAB, POI
ID. Domingo r. Hernandez.
EORMULARIQ Criminal, POI
! Abeila
Id. Magisural, por Bouchardat
HISTORIA NATURAL. POI
Pereda.
AklTMGTICA, Aigebrs y Geo
metria, pOr Osrdio.
FILO8OFIA, po1 81 Pad2s Oe
terlno.
aRAMATLCA FRANUESA, pol
Ollendortf J BeD0t.
6RAMATICA INGLESA, DO,
Ibsrs
GRAMAT1CA MUSICAL, po
St. nero.
CODIGO OWL. - Eueva edi
sion Oncisl reformada.
| AR1TMETIOA. Cortazsr.
| DIOCIONARIO DE LIS LEN.
Qua CASTELLANA, por 10 ACa
jemiA.
Idem idem idem, col guplemen
tos, seguido del DiccionariO de 81
nonlmoe V del de la Rima.
| DICOIONARIO Espafol Ingl6
Ipglss EspsIol.
Idem Espanol Ersnc6s 7 Fran
ees Espanol.
Idem Espafiol Alemkn y Ale
mAn Fspsfiol.
| MANUAL de Ia conversation
j Ess&.hoi AlemaL.
/ GRAMATICA ALEMANA, po
C&srroverda
i Idem idem, pOr Ollend0rf.
Idem Espan0la Francesa, par
aprender los franceses el Espafo
1MABUAA DEL CAPITALS
! CODIGO OWL, oOmentadC
concertado extensamente con ART
glo & ID nueva ediccion ofcia, pc
.. Mucius Sc@vola, abogado d.
: Iiustre Oolegio de Madrid, 8 TONIC
pasta espanola.
TRADUCCION del latin, pc
Polo.
= DIOOIONAR1O latino espaho
por Miguel.
GRAMATICA latina, por Ei
cartin
GEOGRAFIA, por Sanchez Nj
= rate.
Idem, por Moreno y 8SpinoSa.
: PEDAGOGICAL, Santos.
PSICoLOGIA, logica y Stic
i MeAte.
Is RETORICAy J po6tica, Regdle
) OEOMETRIA y trigoDometri
> 0Ardin.
a MORRIEA, por dohs Emil
RM:do ERsAn.
" RETARDO DE La EUTR
lLIoa. IOx BoCdra96
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-03-05
iNTONIO ALPlU YBlRlLT.

Doctor en- Derecho OWL y OA-
.,6nico. Aboga1o de los Ilustres
Oclegios de Madrid y Puerto Rico,
con bufere alberto en- la Capital de
Ia Monaruuis, ofrece sus servioios
nrofesionales & 81 numerosa Glen
tels de esra Isla, para ante el TIL
bunal Supreme de Justicis, el Oon-
seio de Estado, Tribunal de Open
tas del Reino , demAs eent'os su'
| poriores, jud'oisles J administrat
ros de 10 Naci6n.
asvTspo. p6m. IL n
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-03-05
LOcion antiherp6tiCa
DEL DIR. MONTEs.

Es el mejor medicamento pars
curar Las herpes y guitar Ia plea
z6n en- ell momento de aplicarla.
La Loci6n est& perfumsdA qui,
to Ia csspa evitando Ia caida del
cabeIlo Y hace desaparecer los ba
rros, empeines, manobas y espipi,
! las en- Ia cara. Exito seguro {
Immediate.
Pidase en- todas las Boticas de Ia
Isla. AL por mayer, casa del seio'
Guillermety, depositario.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-03-05
A v $50.

endo obeo de ecuentes imtacones Pdoas de- doctor
Rever6n prssene one egma prepaaas excln
la acredada Frmac aenora4 Vale Capco
los deposr0s la vedsGeEa forms fDcos que ea
Joriza0os mi non,kre IL d31bna EldoFaa-
0ep6sitos Capital Guie netyPonee, Vale CanoioAreC
bo Fsrmaos Famacia BetnCesLares, Farmac1a
Itusrno.~ Oiales, Fermacia del Lodo B. Msrxuach.
DOCTOR ~ REHERON.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-03-05
COLORES EN- TUBOS

PARA LA PINTURA AL OLEO z
La OUAKELA, SE AOABAN DE
REOIBLR, EN- ESTA IMPBENTA
Holm (bsst'sl.
BeGdn.
BlAnco de Plata.
Bianco lie plomg
Blanco lie zinc.
ASul celeste
AGal de cobaltS.
Azul d. Prussia.
Osstano (bgSD ).ds Marta
OsEtSno roio.
0ssts6c d Van Dyrk
Jaymip quemads.
JsEnin de ruhin.
UeniEe azul
Begmeli6n.
autagsmba,
Girls dc Payne.
Indigo
Amarillo ce!csdmio,
Amarillo do cEomo clsEo,
A2aTill de cTono OCCUR
Arnsfia o indiana.
Amarillo dc Napoles
LasA quemAdA,
IIacs carmine2s
Laa rubiR
Laca amarillo,
LAca ordinaris.
Laca violada.i
Negro de marfll.
Negro dc duraznc
Ocre castafo
OCrs smarilI0
0cre rojc'
Ocre de ruda;
UltramaS
Piedra de hieli
Rclo de SaturnG
RoiO de Vsnscis.
Sangre de Drago
Sepia.
Sepia ooIoresds.ss
EHmalte
Tintura neusr0.
Tiera de Oassel.
TERRA de Oolonia.
TERRA de Italis nsturaf
Tsrrs dc Italia qusmads.
Tsrrp do somhra natural.
Terra de 'ombra quomsdA
| Tierrs de Siens natural.
| TIERS Dc Stems ausraa6n,
| Barmell6u.
Bsfns !l5u inglse.
| Bsrnell6n ds Uhi1s.
] Verde iHRla1
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-03-05
A ANUNCIO.

O mpsfiia de SECURES eontra
Ineeudics, denomiDada ROYAL
de Liverpool.
Emprees de Seguros mxrinmos.
fiuvisleS y terrestrea "The Indem.
nisy Mutual Marine Assurance
Company Limited !" domiciliada
en- Londres.
Agentea Generates, SoBrines as
EsquiGgG.