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The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1893-09-06
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pursue you SO relentlessly that you will
be glad to surrender and beg for terms.
Remember your weakness, your friend
lessness and your poverty. Remember
that everything is in my favor, and that
the contest will be very unequal one.
j shall show no mercy or compassion,
but will show you how cruel can be.
I have sworn to have you, and if fair
promises and gentle speeches would not
avail me | will adopt force"
''Man," cried, lean you be SO in
human as to make war on helpless
girl?'
"Can I?'' he repeated. AYE, can.
Have | not moved Miss Perkins and
Mrs. Bond to act and speak as they
have? Did l not instigate their SLAM
sderous speeches and insinuations in
order to place you in more helpless
situation, and consequently more Sc
+curely in my power? Aye, girl, you
little know to what lengths and depths
I will go to carry my ends. will move
the earth and hell to make you mine."
''Inhuman wretch" cried.
''Yes, am inhuman," he replied, sin
all my relations to you except my love.
That is human, and it is the only thing
human in my nature. If you want to
know my humanity, and avoid my in
humanity, give me your hand and ac-
acept my love. You cannot hold out
against me in war so unequal, and it
is folly for you to attempt it. Accept
Tmy offer and at once put an end to your
trials and sufferings. Act sensibly,
Agnes, and become a lady,"
s'Mr. Bernard" / answered, 'you
have prosecuted me enough, and will
mot hear more. Either leave the room
spr let me pass"
t'Then you are still obdurate?"
81 am. No persuasion or threats will
sserve to move me from what know tc
be right / know am weak and help
less, but put my trust in God and bic
you do your worst You may succeed
in bounding my steps and making my
life waste, but / tell you now, yor
win never succeed in robbing me o.
my character"
.'Perhaps you do not think me capa
Jble of carrying out my threats?"
"Aye, know you are. You are capa
BILE of anything mean and unmanly
You have taken the vilest advantage o
my friendless condition, and stopped t.
things no man with single gentleman
1y impulse would dare to consider for
moment. Yes, think you capable o
warning on helpless, friendless, home
less girl"
He started from the room, but on tn
threshold turned to say:
''I will see you again tomorrow. L
the meantime consider what hav
said. Contrast what l have offered 20
with what your life must be if You re
fuse me. Weigh it all well and calml
and tomorrow give me your answer
Good night"
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1893-09-06
Circuit Court Land Sale
for Taxes.

perepant TO DEGREES of the Circuit Crit for
Blount County,. Tennessee, rendered at p May
term 1903, | will sell TO the highest bid at the
COMET House door in Maryville, Tennsee, on
Saturday the 18th day of September 1899
LIST. A town lot In the town OF Lofvllle,
Tenn, and adjoining J. b. Cummings 4 per-
hans others. and sold as the property n. Il.
Heartsel's Heirs. -,
and A town lot in the town of Lolvilie,
and adjoining the NJ. l.. Church, and thaps
theirs. and sold as the property OF j. lem
pies Heirs.
Company's New addition to the town diary
Vile being lot No. 10, in block =, and Id as
the property of j, H. Martin 200
Ith. A tract of land containing abot3 800
acres situated III the 18th Civil District ohount
County, Tennessee, and bounded as follol The
North Carolina State hne' the lanGs ~. u;
Lawson. T.. j, Sanford. Bloomfield and Y and
perhaps others, being tract Of land grad by
III. State of Tennessee, TO \. ID. Cochra and
| NJ w, Sanderson by Grant No, S0.9o5, bal on
entry No. 1850, and sold as the prope of
| George s. Cowlum, ard J, h. Finley.
9Th, A tract of land of acres, situated the
| 18th Civil District of Blount County, len adj
| joining the lands OF isodgers. Latham, Qyes,
and Latham, and perhaps others, aad q as
| the property of Ii. P. kirkpatrick.
| 9Th. A tract of land situated IN the l5thvil
| District of Blount County Tenn. continl
about 1,2J0 acres, aud adjoining the LAP o.
the Heirs of Jacob Peck. Decd, the Ut o.
land known as the truse tract, and otherslint
the tract of land granted BY the State OF hes
see, to the beirs of Alex. MeGhee, on the Ala
Of Feb 1850, by Grant No. 27,6sS, and soldfh
property OF j. L. 0rmand,. A. Z. Thul,,n
| tiuileford Boyd, Flora Boyd, Wade H. lyd
Viyion Boyd. VIM. McGhee, Nancy Mtee
Rarcely Mc(fhee, Sarah Alice Nichols. g
MeGhee, Common.
Said sale of the various tracts OF land desbe
above will be made on credit of Six MdHs
in bar Of the equity VI redemption. in this
10 the State of rsnnessee and others, abs
Franklin Heiskell 1T ais, for the callectil q
Delinquent Taxes the purchasers to givep
with good security. hearing interest front
! of sal.. and Lem, re.aired on each and II
! Parcel Of land, for the payment OF the pubs
money.
August IL, 1893.
J. G. Stanheld,
Clerk Circuit Co.
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CHAPTER XIII.


Before Mr.. Bernard's footsteps died
sput on the stairs was making prepare
@tions for journey. l needed no time
after his departure to decide what
steps / should take. I had reached a
decision before he left. resolved to
leave there Immediately and to seek
stopping place in some quiet country
Village where no one who knew me
would be likely to even see me or hear
anything concerning me. did not
know where should go, but believed
i should find some secluded spot where
i would be able to earn living and
where would be safe from the perse-
zcutions of Mr.. Bernard.
/ had thought of going to Mr.. Cor
nell's, but | put it away when l re-
called the scene that had taken place
between Charles Cornell and myself. l
felt that could not with propriety re-
turn there after rejecting his love and
then, l reasoned, my presence in his
home must prove a means of augment
ing his grief. No, that good home and
those kind friends were shut away
from me, and as much as longed to go
back to them, could not do so.
My few possessions were soon packed,
and after making settlement with
Mrs. Bond, | went direct to the rail-
way station at which train was short
ly due. | had enough money to buy a
ticket, with a little surplus over, and
when the train arrived / went aboard.
/ had selected station about thirty
miles distant as my destination, the
agent having informed me that it was a
small isolated place, remarkable for its
quietness and obscurity, and upon my
arrival there / found that his informa-
ton was truly correct.
secured a home with an aged widow
lady who was reputed wealthy, but
who was considered extremely eccen'
trio by her neighbors. Her name was
Lawton, and she lived all alone save
for a single waiting girl, in great
mansion of house that appeared to be
entirely out of place among the small
cheap buildings of the village. She
lived apart from the neighbors, and, II
fact, from the world, practically shut
ting herself at up home with her owl
company.
OF Mrs. Lawton the people of the vii
lage knew very little. She had moved
there from the city two years before
came, and had had the great hous'
built after she arrived. She had givel
no information of her past life, ant
though there were those who mad
strenuous efforts to gain knowledg
of it, nothing was known beyond tn
fact that she was widow and was be
iieved very rich. It was also current
ly reported that she had experiences
some great disappointment and sorrow
from which she would never recover
though no one had an intimation of tn
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was prepossessed against the man
sion from the first, and did not dare to
venture near it until had visited every
other house In the place and met with
failure in my efforts to secure employ
ment. l even hesitated then, for there
was something forbidding about the
appearance of the house-an air OF
coldness and gloominess, that caused
me to feel that it was place to be
Stunned. I hesitated, but finally de-
cided to visit the house rather than
leave the place without making every
possible attempt to get employment.
The lady whom / called on last, and to
whom / announced my intention, said:
"You had as well stay away from Mrs.
Lawton, for you're sure to find no STU
alton there. | have my doubts as to
whether she will see you even, and
she's certain to give you no encourage
ment. She's as cold as marble and as
unsympathetic as stone.
81 am used to disappointments," re-
piled, "and though refusals are I'M
pleasant, one more added to the num-
Der / have met to-day will not make
much difference. Mrs. Lawton can
only do as others have done and turn
me away empty, and ! shall be none
the worse for it, / will go and see her.
4 walked up the street and turned
into the large, well-kept lawn and ap
preached the grim, silent house.
rang at the door, then waited severa
minutes before anyone came. At last
the door was opened and a tall, stately
firm-fcatured old lady, dressed through
out in black, stood before me. l spoke
and in turn she gave me slight bow
Her manner was SO distant and friglt
that l was more than half inclined t.
turn away without stating my errand
But summoned all my courage, and
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1893-09-06
What the P'eSs says about him.

DIR. ALBERT f. SMELL co. Who recognized among
leading physicians of the Sb the only practitioners
Knoxville who make socially of chronic Diseases
ments which, amentaby evaent peculiarly difficult
battle the skill of ordinary 10
cessfuly requires feonlstudy disposition utilize
healing agencies progressive ideas and extensive practice
advantages possessed b Smell Co. They have
secured the right the Therapeutic Cabinet
terry the greatest dscovery modern times and with prepared
prove proved and ally illustrate nconestae
ty e They in possession of from the
reliable almost
by the h wonderful battery phy.
scans whom onfdentay and consceniouy
mend afflicted humanity han Dr. A. Smell Co.. Knoxville Tenr
Knoxville Journal.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1893-09-06
The Greatest Discovery
of the Age.
Catarrhal Deafness Cn,1d. No More
Use For Ear 7iumpets.
Triumph at Last.

An infallible remedy for the cure
of catarrh and deafness in all its
stages, by one who has been a grs.A
sufferer from catarrh and almsst
total deafness.
No catarrh or Shiny green and
yellow sticky matter discharginQ
from he nose. No deafness. No
ringing cracking sounds in the
head. No mucous matter lodging
in the throat. No occasional back
ing cough with throwing up dteen
and yellow sticky matter. =
blessing that words cam 81 desA She.
For further informatfb writ1 for
circulars. Address, FraHk Wortz A.
Co, Wausau, Wis. Dhwer l029-
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1893-09-06
The Celebrated Specialist and EIectroIooist

President of Sneps MEDICAL SURGICAL INTTTTE KNOX
VILE, TENN
Who has created such sensation and curing
diseases tha almost aed inc medical aurnty of the
special requests many patients have deded visit Maryv
at the pafors the Central September the h Friday evening"
Saturday and Saturday evening 9th 1893 CONSTA
TION AND EXAMINATION FREE
Dr. Smell describes the better than the sick can
themselves DR. Smell by his perception and institution he n
abed to fathOm the most complicated diseases the
one the true fountain anu cause of their suffering where
Clans nave Jailed and cropping darkness BY his
each and Dr. hundreds Of diseases
given by the eminn physicians the country DR. Smell
promptly absolutely permanently the following diseases
Eye ana Ear DISEASE Choc Darrea Chronic inflammation
chrome lnhanaon OF the Bladder Painful Irregular Mensruaton
fever Sores and Ulcers lncnnence of Urine Tape Worms
limbs and Enlarged joints Spinal Gurvaures Club Foot
Diseases White Swelling schagng Abesses Serv of
Nervous and General Debility Prostitution and mponcy
the Kidneys and Bladder eucorhpa Whites Boces Pmples
Skin Diseases dyspepsia constipation Drop Cancer Eptepc Fits
Varcocee Gravel Geet Gtre Gonorhoea HydOcee Dis
ea Liver Disease Headahe Piles Hysteria Syphilis
Chronic Dyseney Enlarged Tonss Ano Hernia or Run
ure Ovarian Iumor Paralysis Palsy Poapsu Uter Bronchitis
Asthma, Caaah Scroua Consumption Cough Female
SpermatorrhG rheumatism ETC. Cancer positively without
pain use OF Knife by new method Epilepsy Fits positively
by and Persons ruined health bx
petenders who eep fng month after month
giving poisonous and Duus
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1893-09-06
To Mary M. Henry Sa-
mantha L. Henry, hhn
D. Henry, william
X. Henry and Dor
ME Henry.
James Kittrell ct ux,.
James N. Henry, ct ais,

In the Chancery Court at Maryvillesnn,
In this cause, it appearing from the u which
is sworn to, that Mary NJ. Henry Sanhtha l..
Henry, John d. Henry, VIM. h. Hoy, and
Donnie Henry are non.resloen,s 81 Z State,
they are therefore, hereby required thppear,
on or before the lst, Monday OF SeptenA next,
before the Clerk aud Master of said Iurt, at
his Office in Maryville, and make defeS 20 the
hill tiled AGAINST then in said Court \ James
Kittrell and wife Salle kittrell, or othaise the
bill will he taken for confessed
1t is further ordered that this noticee pub
lished for four consecutive weeks in Mary
villa TIMES.
This 5th day Of August 1898.
W c. Chpmlca, l& NJ,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-08-13
AMIGOS DEITODOS
PILDORAS HOLLOWAY.

Millones de personals, ZEN todaa
l-As parties del mundo, reconiendau
diehas Pildoras como el mejof res,
tanratlvo de Ia salud one SO como
&C. Elias curan todas las afeccio..
nes del coraE6n, del higado. de
estomsgo. Dc los rihoDes y de los
infestinos, J remueven Ii acrfmo.
uia, 10 natu ~ncia y Ia cardialgia,
expuIsando ee la sangre toda Inn
pnrexa, fort eciendo completamen
te el sistemA 0ervioso y dando nL
t1no saiudaeie I 10. orRanixaci6
genera.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-08-13
UNGUEETo HOLLOWAY.

Este mar2 Villoso b&lsamo sano
nfalleleneL > las heridas antiguas
~ lagaA, J sos malee de piernas ,
de peeho. Pr medic de an IN .
fueneia Las sloeras virulentas ts /.
man muy pFooto I'm sspecto SON
valeciente y desaparecen. JamAs
drja, este ongnento iarrigerante.
de prodncir ma cura perfecta de
iss Afeociones de 10 iniel, los cons.
upados, las toses y el reumatismo.
s6n cuando e hA apelsdo en- vano
4 todos los damks remedies.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-08-13
LI.BROS.

En- is ImprenEa del BoLETIN CO
han reclbldO los Riguientes:
C6digo Penal reformsdo en 1870
3Cn las variaciones lntroduCldas en
el mlsmO por La ley de IL de julio
dc 1876, cUncOrdauO y comentadO
para 81 mejor Intehgencia J tAcl
ApAoaclon, Con una mulutuQ dc
eJemplos J cuestiones pracriCas ex-
UracJadas dc Ia jurlsprndenCia esta-
Oleclda por 81 Tribunal Supreme
on mas de cineo mil sentenclas die
.adas en- msteriA DC casacion crl-
mlnal desde 1870 q 1887, y do la
Jarlsprudencla francesa en- los Ca
OOs no resueltos aun por Ia nuestra,
que dlmAnan de artlculos del Oo-
Ago frances, que guardian complt "a
tuontl0Ad J Analogta CON los dc.
UOOIgo cspanol, SSguiuo de IN e1
obso nIinucloso reperLorio alta
'euco dc las MlHmsH J ue an apen
IVe Gon las IeJ CO Females espc ia
srs dc cOntraUanuV J defrAudaUlon,
q. rocsr lice, monses, 10y elecrOIA-
go municipal, GAIA J pcsoa, ley
-oUIe prUtx celon los nlflos uc 26
io JUNO dc 1873, } soDrc usarp "a
-Aob = IaislnCac40L dc patent lea oe
~ ucl pgUpio mes AnU, AnOtadAs
, cUns Ii seslaas oon Ia JuKlsprnden-
LA ueI 1rluunai supreme.
QUA uL.le4its "a IU~ renores Ma
slslIadUs, = Jutauos, JuucoA, kisCa-
.cs, lndiVhInas aSl Iuerpo Jnndlcu
MI.lLar y 0cHAs fnnG.unarios cn-
oArg alor Ge - apilessclon DC Ia icy
Laul pAEucuaAl mcnEe | "a senU--
res Lctraaos, defcnsorcs D acusS-
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dc conoocI cI OodIgo J - JuTispru-
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c4aos I'LL rAtudao SspeclMi, pa 81
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isasrea, hAgasIxado del TuDQaAI
ouprcnu } U4put~dU 4 LNaggo@- -- \ ..
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hArVNIO llTlll iblRlH.

A,ys.sys e. aluxwseAo Csvsi y GA
- At~Ax4so ae lom IlssSses
s,..sexss.. ao Massssa y Fssxso- haaa,
-. ss.sssp aasspgsss &C. Ia CAp4sA de
!. ssna.Mraasa. ssrwee sac segvas4os
-..ss,.ssnahcss 4 az nMsr*u . ellen
90 ss easM IsAa. pATa azse e. ISs'
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-08-13
PREPARADAs EN LA FARMAOTA DE VALUE OANCIO,
UucS dpOstarOs do la verdsdera formula Ponce PuerO-Rcc

Veinte amos de xpncia han demorsdo las prodades toni
meas reconstuyene poa urandn r6damene ods las
dependen del empobecmento de
amentacon putiva haar ugaes hdmedos NAL
Ventados pOr Intermediates snteriores
su "ccl6n Custva eCaE n las papaeone del cora
ou dolores cabezs debdad dolores les enas
eansancc umbdos de odo padez d
pe sor natural flores blancas
gndes p9rlda de uaci6n abnndancas
case complete dearoO de las edsd
Ia pn0efta de6idad de ss entermedad
Agndas conicss" aeracinnes mo
mas de una simple de affection general dec
inc lesion organCA ranaran medics0n
En va de los progesos Terap6uca de agunos nconve
entes ha mOdhcadO formula
lie ofrecer pdeo0 @ rapida efec
o qoe comprueba e ge1esEado hace
ella sla.
Don fin de las muchas mitacoDes de esa
rmua han hecho propedades nore dbe exgrse
que en- cada de egma prOceanola es de &hra
tapa superor seo Dice DOoTOR N RBVRRON Medeo
Ornlaho Ponce Puerto ROo IL INFERIOR frms e adO de
Oecho de aa exterior de Agosto 80 de 1890
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LOci6n q antiherpttlCa
DEL Or MOSTEs

Ea e. Easgor Hsellcamsnto para
saFMx IA Aespra = guitar 10 plea
a6a 60 el naonsato de apl1caEla-
Ia LecA3a sagA pcsfrmadA qui.
= Ia uaspA cxitAnao Ia cAlda de-
Ascs.o lace dcaA pAsecrF loa hA
sfsa, eapcancs. maaehas y espani.
as ca L. cara Es!to seguFo q
4Hasr4.As1.
pAaahc CO gndMa as B& sloAs dc Ia
gaA Al vos Easyos, casa del schas
j s.allos sacsy, acpsa1sAEso.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-08-13

TEEEDURIA DE LIBROs, POI
Oastenos.
LEY DE EXPROPIAOIOE
FORZOSA.
OoDIGo DE 0oMERoIo, "Gi.
ROM.
NUEvO OODIGO DE JUSTI.
Ola MILITAR, Arotado por el
Doctor Il. Sanchez de Ocaha, re-
dActor de Ia " Revista DC los Tri-
bunales
OODIGO DE OOMERCIO, edi-
cIon de 0olsil,o.
OODI0O PENAL DE CUBA 7
PUERTO-RIOO.
OODIGO PENAL DE CUBA Y
PUERTO-RIOO, por La BibLoteca
judicial.
FORMULAKIOS DE LO Oh
VII, "Abella"
MANUAL DEL sEORETA-
RIO, "AD-lIa".
DEREOHO ADMINISTRATI-
70, "ADells's
RE6LAAENTO DE LAS GA
RREkAr OIVlLEs DE ULTRA
MAR.
LEY DE OAZA. para OubA >
Puerto Rleo.
FLOKES Y LAeEIMAS, POI
ID. Domll 40 h. HetnAndes.
hUkDULAkIO Criminal, poH
! a bella
~. MRglatral, por Bouehar lat
hIbTUkIA NATURAL por
PeredA.
AA,TMETIOA, Aigebra y Geo
.uetxlA. ior Uardin.
sILO5oFIA, pog el PSdEa Oe-
turmo.
aRAMATIOA + FaAEuESA, poi
0iieudorlt J bepol-
GkA-MATIOA TE9LKSA, poz
Ihagrn
6RAMATInA MUSICAL por
skomcfo
OODIGO OWL. -- Hncva edl
sson otlclAI FuiorTnadA.
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+ ENsA&1&AssA2As ssxssa = elsa
MsaAsss
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"a Essse 81 k.
II AG4Aa1 u - - METMl
IUsCS. - 80 Asa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-08-13
JOSE T. SILV A
TETUAN 37.-CApI1'AL

OonsulSdo de M6iioo, Bar .uorC
comisionists, Agenre prinC' pa ds
la Comps6la general Trss .'tlanti
q1e (vapores franceses), Oorrespon
sal del Credit Lyounsis de Paris, r.
presentante de los Estableoimlen
tos de Gail de Paris, de la Com
pania de Seguros cCntrs incendio
I" Norwich Union, = de la Oomps
ala espafiola Alisnza de asegura.
dOres +" de Barcelona. Tiene su-
culsal en Agusdilis.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-08-13
ANUNCIO.

Companis de SsguEos contra
lasendies, dsneminiea ROYAL
Dc Liverpool.
Emereas ie SECURES malinmos,
auvisles J ssrresuts "The Indem.
atty huEuAl Marine Assuran
conpanI Limited ., domieilia q
ss Londrea.
Agsnsss Generalss, Sobrinos :.
ksgaaaxa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-08-13
EIBROS RELIGIOSOS.

IA IA recibido en- esta ImDVenta
nm notable surtido de obrAs religio-
saa. aelectas todae, entire Las cue.
ies se encuentran las siguientes:
Imitaci6n de Cristo, Kefnpis, Il
,,dici6n economica...----~ 5000
idsm On ,u;o us ''oA' 49, 2.5OI
An"ora de Salyaci6n...- sol
N;o.o;oio cotidiano $4,000 4Ol
nj Devote Fe.igres, encua-
aernaci6n imitacion msrtl u.oOl
Luz divina, encnadernacion
nieI negra con brooches. 80 400
LEE diylna, encuadefnacion
de riguroso luto.. .....-. 500
Tux dlvina, encuadernacio1
an plel de australia y nj
.....---~~....- I.uU
t1ficio del Domingo, ZoO
Pequeho Ofclo, enCuaderns
ci6n imitacion marfil... -. 500
Oficlos Ftnebres, encuader-
nsci6n de piel CON relieves. 800
Ri Iris del Oristiano, encua-
dernacion de piel. ....... 500
iris celeste, encuadernacion
nike. S.Vo
Iris celeste, epCuadernaci6n
dOrada...---...."a~.--- S.Vo
uuoologio Espahoi, ensua-
derpacitn dc carey con In
crustaciones dc nacar. -. 300
In muier cat6lica, encuaders
vs.0......---........ vs..O. - GsoO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-08-13
OOLORRS EN- TUROS

? ARA La PINTURA AL 0LEO ]
LA CUAhELA, SE ACABAN DE
REUlBIk. EN- EoTA LAPkENTA
hollin (6tsSsJ.
Betun.
BlAnco de plata.
Bianeo dc piome'
Blanco de zinc.
Axul celeste
A6ul de eobalta.
Aanl de PruEia.
OAssanO (brSn de Marie
OaetAro roio.
OAetnfo d Van Dyrk
Jarmtn quemsd..
Oarmin de rubiA.
OeniKG Gxul,
bermeilon.
autAgamba,
Gris de Payne.
Indigo
Amarillo ds'cadmio,
Amarillo de ercmo elar.,
Amarillo de- erosao oaeuF
Alnar To in1laeo.
Amarillo Dc NApoIsa
La9A QpaefAdA.
Las esrglneA
IAea vahla
lsaoa anarllla.
Laca oraihAris
Laca violadA.
Negro de- mArEl.
Negro de anraxns
Ocfs eassana.
OcTs snAril!o
Oers rolo
Oefe De Faka,
UltramaY
Pisdra Dc hisli
Rclo de- Sesame
Roio de vsnscia.
eaagrs de Draxo
SsTaA.
SspsA colorado.
EsSnAlts
Ttntafa nsunc~
Ttsrs de OAassl
Itsrrs de COloala.
I'srra as Italia nAsunr
nsrEa De Itslsa asssaaAa.
as1'a az sanhrA natasni.
TERRA ds sota bsa sgassmassa
hsS1 de s.saA nasarag.
Issrr~ as assnA qassaA&a.
Rsrmsllda.
BsrmsIl5s lngIaA
Bsrnsil6a Do Oim
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