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The Portland daily press., 1893-01-31
NEGLECT is FATAL.
Awful Consequences From Little
Things.
A SPARK KINDLES THE GREATEST
OF CONGREGATIONS.

So from Small Beginnings Come Insanity
and Paralysis.
How little people realize that neglect is
fatal! They do not understand that head
ache, loss of memory, confused mind,
mental depression, dull, dizzy and bad
feeling head, irritability, nervousness,
sleeplessness, with tired and unrefreshed
waking mornings, poor appetite, weak
ness with tired, numb, trembling or cold
limbs and feeling of nervous and physical
exhaustion are the sure forerunners of
insanity or paralysis.
8 was weak and nervous" said Miss
Pauline Roe. who resides at SO6 Seventh
Ave-, New York City, land finally had a
stroke of paralysis The suffering l en-
dured was unbearable. My speech was
impaired, my mouth drawn to one side
and the pains in my head were madden
ing.
The Portland daily press., 1893-01-31

At City Hall, this afternoon at three
o'clock, DR.. Greene will give free illus
trated lecture to ladies only, and tonight
at o'clock, the doctor will talk to gem
tlemen exclusively. Tomorrow evening
the lecture will be for both ladies and
gentlemen and the view will be Cd Cali
forpi9
The Portland daily press., 1893-01-31
Judiciary.

NYHE Committee on Judiciary will give pub.
i lie hearing at their room in the State House,
Tuesday, February 7, 1898, at o'clockp. M,
on a bill to require fortnightlv payment of its
employees by all railroad corporations.
Feb. Ton bill creating board of registra-
ton and the registration of voters in Cities
Feb 9-On bill relating to an act to incor-
porate the Gorham Water Co.
The hearing upon bill to incorporate the
York Shore Water Co. assigned for Feb. 1st,
has been postponed to Feb. 14th at O'Clock
p. M BY order OF Committee,
ian3otd FRANK NJ. HIGGINS, Secretary
The Portland daily press., 1893-01-31

az used DR.. Greene's Nervura blood and
nerve remedy. Before | had used one bot
tie felt marked improvement, and now
/ feel myself well again. recomend all
troubled with nervous complaints or any
similar affection to use this really WON
derful medicine
The well known John S. Doremus, Esq,
of 2S4 Ellison St, Patterson, N. j., says:
6 l shall be ready at any and all times to
testify to the remarkable restoration to
health of Miss Pauline Roe, and the won
derful effects of Dr. Greene's Nervura
blood and nerve remedy"
Mrs. James j. Guernsey of Al Myrtle St.,
Albany, N. Y, states:
Il got SO very weak and numb / could
hardly stand on my feet, at times could
not raise my foot from the floor. My
whole right side was almost uselese. Then
The Portland daily press., 1893-01-31
MUNICIPAL COURT.
BEFORE JUDGE GOULD.

Mrs. Nettie Godfrey, Lillian Randolph, Lilly
Cole, Juno Tabo. House of i'll fame. Mrs.
Godfrey waived examination and was bound
others were each sentenced to 80 days in JAIL
but sentence was suspended on condition that
they would at once leave the city, The three
men were discharged.
Frank johnson, John Smith. Drunkenness
and disturbance. Each fined SIS and costs.
Mary Beaty'S case of search and Seizure was
also up. Her sentence was suspended as long
as she keeps out of the business.
The Portland daily press., 1893-01-31
OWEN, MOORE & co.

ter satin Corsets marked
down from 81 to 81, are
still left,-broken sizes is
the reason for halving
the cost.
There are many other
bargains scattered around
the store, and they are
every one worthy of your
careful attention.
The Portland daily press., 1893-01-31
OWEN, MOORE & co.
LEGISLATIVE NOTICES.
STATE or MAINE.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
IL. .-arn L., MANN 4 q 4 90

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,,
AUGUSTA, January TO- 1891
ORDERED, that the time for the reception OF
" petitions and bills for private and special
legislation be limited to Tuesday. January 81;
1898, and that all petitions and bills presented
after that date be referred to the next Legisla-
ture.
Read and passed. W. S. COTTON, Clerk.
Attest: VS.. COTTON. Clerk. jan12dtd
The Portland daily press., 1893-01-31
Taxation.

TyHE Committee on Taxation " i'll give pub
i lie hearing in the House OF i presentatyes
at Augusta on the matter of amriiing law for
taxation of the following Companies and Cor
porations, each meeting to be held at 7.3o
b. m. on the day named,
Savings Banks and Trust Companies -Tues-
day, Jan. 81.
By Order of Committee
JOHN A. ROBERTS, Sec'y
Augusta, Jan. ~, 1898 jan16dtfcb1
The Portland daily press., 1893-01-31
Judiciary.

FTlHE hearing on an act to supply the City OF
i Auburn with pure water, upon bills A and
B, has been postponed from January 26 to
Tuesday, January 81.
The hearing on an act to incorporate con-
soldated light and power company under the
privileges as under the acts of Incorporation of
New Hampshire, has been postponed from JAN
uary "a to Tuesday, January 81, at p. m
By order of committee,
FRANK NJ. HIGGINS. Secretary
ian27 dtd
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jamie
Judiciary.

TyHE Committee on Judiciary will give pub
i lie hearing at their rooms i'll the State
O'Clock p. M, on act 70 amend cnapter 20 Of
the Revised Statutes of 1888 in relation to
druggists.
February 2, act authorizing the Ietallic Set
ting Co., to change the the par value of its
stock By order of Committee.
jan20dtd FRANK M. HIGGINS, Secretary
The Portland daily press., 1893-01-31
Interior waters.

NlHE committee on Interior Waters will give
L apublic hearing at their room d in the State e
O'Clock p. M, on the petition of owners and
masters of steam vessels plying on inland
waters to be relieved of certain license fees or
taxes BY order of committee,
c. A. MARSTON, Secretary.
The Portland daily press., 1893-01-31
Taxation.

TTHE OoDmiree on 1s.-G<,ofg ill give 3 pub
i lie hearing ~ Senate O,,sl11r at Augusta
bill providing for greater uniformity among
towns I'm methods Of assessment Of taxes by
requiring town assessors to meet state asses
sors in conventions to be held at different
fo JOHN A. ROBERTS, Secretary.
Augusta January %, 1898. ian25dtd
The Portland daily press., 1893-01-31
Taxation.

THE Committee on Taxation will give public
J hearing at augusta in Senate Chamber on
Tuesday, February Z, at 7.30 O'Clock p m on
bill providing that the state raise yhe money
now raised BY towns for the support of common
schools. JOAN A. ROBERTS, Secretary.
Augusta, January "a, 1898. jan25dtd
The Portland daily press., 1893-01-31
Judiciary.

HyHE committee on Judiciary will give pub
l. lie hearing at their room In the State
House, Jan. 81, 1888 at 2 O'Clock p. M, on an
Or municipal appropriations in ai,i of sectarian
institutions. By order of Committee,
1an21dtd FRANK M. HIGGINS, secretary.
The Portland daily press., 1893-01-31
Mercantile Affairs and Hnsllr-
anCe.

FgyHE committee on Mercantile affairs and In
i surance will give public hearing at their
2, 1898, at 2 o'clock p M, on the bill an act
additional to Chapter 40. OF the Revised
Statutes, relating to insurance and insurance
companies. L. c. SPILLANE,
jan25dSt Secretary.
The Portland daily press., 1893-01-31
Legal Affairs.

FEyHE Committee on Legal Affairs will give
Il public hearing at their rooms in the State
the proposed amendments to the secret ballot
law.
By order of committee.
- : WALTER G. EMERSON, Secretary.
ian2Sdtd
The Portland daily press., 1893-01-31
Legal Affairs.

The Committee on Legal Affairs will give a
public hearing at taeir rooms in the State
House. February Z, 1898, at 2 o'clock p. m, on
the petition for an act prohibiting Sunday ex-
cursions and to Etfrlate Sunday traffie.
BY order 0f Ctmmlttae.
WALTER G. EMERSON Secretary;
The Portland daily press., 1893-01-31
Seashore Fisheries.

HyHE committee on Seashore Fisheries, will
i give a public hearing at their room In the
State House, Thursday, February End, 1898,
the law relating to the taking of Holsters.
Per order of Committee,
ian21dtd LUTHER MADDOCKS, Secretary.
The Portland daily press., 1893-01-31
OWEN, MOORE & co.

i given over to
clearing out the
tag ends of everything left
from last weeks great
clearance sale, and to-
morrow the store will be
closed for stock taking.
In many instances these
few remnant lots, which
were not entirely sold out
last week, have been still
further reduced in price,
as we prefer to lose mon
ey on them now rather
than put them on the in
ventory books.
For instance the Up
holstery fringes; they're
already cut to a small pro-
portion Of the real value
but the remnants are
dragging a bit SO we'll
halve the price again for
today.
One tablefull of odds
and ends in the bric-a-brac
section is to be closed out
at half the marked prices.
What's left of the boys
Collars go at IS cents a
half dozen and that's !,
much less than the worth
of the material from
which they're made.
A few dozen Of striped
Hosiery "women's" are
left, today should see the
last of them.
There'll never be a
chance for getting good
Underclothing for SO lit
tie money again. The
mark down lot is most
ly trimmed with Nuns
work embro' dery,---hand
done-and this at regular
prices is SO expensive that
we have found it'unprofit-
alb e to carry in stock, SO
we're going out of keep
ing it. The prices. are
cut way down.
A lot of fancy colored
bordered and white Hand
kerchiefs are to go today
at 8 for rs cents.
The Lace nets for
overdresses will be con
tinued at IL TIC till they
are sold.
A few Children's
Cloaks are yet unsold;
they are marked down
way below value, but we'll
take even less to be rid Of
them quickly.
Same way with the re-
mainder of the Baby's
White Dresses.
The lot Of Misses silk
Stockings, fancy colors,
which have been marked
down to soc. a pair, will
be finished today at 25c.
One of the greatest bar
gains of the whole offer
ing is the lot Of Mems
heavy Underwear. The
fact that the season is late
should not deter you from
taking advantage of such
a sacrifice, it is a good in
uactnaent for aext seasons
The Portland daily press., 1893-01-31
Taxation.

j. lie hearing on TIE Listing Bill in the Hall
of the House of Representatives, at Augusta,
Thursday, February End. 1898, at 7.3o O'Clock
p. m. BY order OF Commlttee,
jan21dtd JOHN A. ROBERTS, Sec'y
The Portland daily press., 1893-01-31
SeasI,Ore Fisheries.

VyHE committee on Seashore Fisheries, will
i give public hearing at their room In the
State House, Wednesday. February LIST, 1898,
at two o'clock p. M, on the petitions to modify
the existing fish laws in such manner as to
allow our coast fishermen the right to lawfully
gain livelihood.
Per order of Committee
jan21 dtd LUTHER MADDOCKS, Secretary
The Portland daily press., 1893-01-31
Judiciary.

THE committee on Judiciary will give a pub
i lie hearing at their rooms in the state
house, Feb. End, 1898, at two O'Clock p. M, or
act creating the office Of commissioner of high
ways.
Ey order of Committe.
FRANK NJ. HIGGINS Secretary,
jan19 dtd
The Portland daily press., 1893-01-31

In Harmony, JAN 81, Warren M. Harville and
Miss Lola L. Wing, both of Skowhegan.
The Portland daily press., 1893-01-31
Seashore Fisheries.

HyHE committee on Seashore Fisheries, will
State House, on Wednesday, February 1st
1898, at two O'clock p. M, on the petition OF Fl.
O. Brewer and others asking for legislation pro-
erel and other fish within three miles Of shore,
and the remonstrance of Abner johnson and
others against same.
Per order of committee,
an21dtd LUTHER MADDOCKS, Secretary
The Portland daily press., 1893-01-31

fornia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-09-24
MGNSAJE DE- ADHESION As N.

Con motive de los dltim1s Ia
mentables sucesos de San Sebas-
tiau, iba q elevarse Alli d manoi
de s. M. Ia Reina Regente, 8 se
hAbia elevado 70, un sensido Men
safe de adhesion, suscrito por in
inidAd de frmas.
EEL Mensaje de referencis, Gu
70 espirita y le!ra elogiamos,
estAba concsbido en- los siguientsG
terminos:
"Senora: Sucesos altamente re-
probables y deplorados por todoI
loo habitatanses de Ia ciudAd d.
San Sebastian, nos acsrcan hoy
las gradas del trono en- manifesto
ci6n sole mne de acendrado amol
y lea'tad q Ia augusta persona d.
Is. M. y Real FAuilia.
'Estos sentimientoS, unilos cor
| indisoluble laxo al csrino profdn-
do q sus venerados fuero', man
tienen vivo ell recuerdo de ITEM
pos fslices.
"PecariAn de ingrAtos al cor
todo ell ardor que AFRICAN Gus pc
chos no los reiterasen en- los sctuA
les mopentos ante V. NJ. y Rsa
Familia que con tan elevada Lonr'
y tantas mercedes les colmsn.s
'Dios gusrds d V. Al. muchot
AMOS"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-09-24
lPObres emigranteS !

Ia apre, iAbls colsgA. E! O.
rreo Espadol de Mckee, Ia d uuts G.
ao Gobierno patri6 icas vccss de
a ertA que le ha sugsrido Ell dee.
,iadado traiamisnso de que scn
'iclimAs ca Venerae a loa tmi-
GRANTEES eompasriosAs que AhAr =
ionAn, ilasos y soganaaes, Ell tie
TA y aus iares, para dirigii =
e 1 10 eitada Republics en hnsra
lie 10 que Green nuesa .itrrA de
,rovmi6r. y sn Ia sual. nn Ell -
barge, asgan sl solsgA ntxiesno,
40 sneusntran osrA coca que sras.
ss dsesrc'osss y anAigos intcr-
IL nios.
AL dice h! 0rreo EsPaae sn
'ire iraa ecaast
'Ellua, IneAatoa cs en- graa tcs
por To &c dceldsn, y laego qac Aar
ado aifspados pot eoa Asea sc& az
slvos y biea feeoGn peaa@do*. ssssa
eamalan eump csAnease e. sAgaesrs
asa6lc &C aE.ea POT o. asasao As !
ssaos. J drsSle satoHeea 90 ~ asM
.eonitAs&dss soa EaAa hswa esS arcs
gee ssn' ssAsteA
Ea el vspcE rl ssAso 90 81 saAasA
que lUs hsgsssos aAksaa = tas ese y.
vua 10 E3Asezo &c IL see 80 gasgs 6.
qre ss aAsgte1. lgaal a@e vayes
melcfes qes slacs para ssaea 80
hay snAs Qns es sazsto. csc Fvpse,
scala Cos taasn rs eas@s.2 ss s@s3s
saAlx1Gnn.
tiegAa ! la Ua1sA~ zee e saa
plo, J "a estaA So 81 ps3sass sspaass
Del ssaers 81 ts0t4xa@e. tatsNa
@ay fospaa. sss geessgc. Fsasgse Go
owa3sa Sc s3Aos EAsa Ss@sss Ia az
AgtAEalIGra essE@a swssasaa asses.
sAsbas sas Rus, A. s2e asssa4$seA
sd Lay v@ gsas caFxal. asRssas
asa T. essss, ba @s&&sa a&e a. s&s
sses1sSs s. s1ssf*a gaas gaaa Asa
asss@Asas = sss "a % hs*6sxa "a.
de ssa ssaAss r SD 80 So A. d
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-09-24

Antonieta y ell infortanado Luis
XVI ostentaban, por adorno, Ia
Drlmera, una espiga de trigo en- su
oabeza, y ell segundo una for de
patata en- ell ojsl de su levita; 10
hacian para atraerse al pueblo con
estos rasgos de molestia; mas, el
pueblo los escsrneci6 en- las gradas
afrentosas de la guillotina, y he
aquf como corresponds ell pueblo a
Las complacencias y debilidades de
aus gobernantes.
La agriculture fu6 tenida STEM
pre- en- mucho, en- todas las 6pocas
: regiones de Ia terra. Los pro
5ect0res de ella fueron doses en- la
antigiiedad, Y sereV superiores y
venerados en- Ia edad moderna.
Osiris, entire los egipcios, dios de
as vinas, Ceres, entire los griegos,
dlosa de las mieses, Baco, entire los
romanos, dios de las vendimias,
Pomona, entire los etruscos, diosa
de las frutas, Jsno, dios protector
universal, pOr la provision y como
sfmbolo de la tranq 1ilidad de los
csmpos; p0r ESQ es representado
con dos caras, una que mira al pa
sado, otra al porvenir, y sc le ado
raba en- ell altar de IN temple, que
Sc abria en- tiempos de guerra y Sc
cerraba en- dfas de paz; alli estahan
las Vestales encendiendo ell faego
sagrado de amor patrio. Oolume-
la y Jovellanos Sc han inmortaliza.
do +; Oolumels, con 50 obra de R6s-
tiCa q de GrboribuS; Jovellanos, con
50 ipforme sobre la Ley AgrGFia.
Y hemos terminado. Traten otros
del concepto de la agriculture J
sus desarrollos t6,nicos; de las lie.
yes agrarias antiguas, que son ls
base del socialismo mOderno; de le
agriculture romano, en- la cual SO
oresalian las vlnas y los olivos
arrainada por la irrupci6n de loi
bArbar0s, que, montados en- pie dG
guerra, hicieron pedazos los ms
trumentos de labranzs de la sgri
cultura francess, impulsada poI
Luis XVI, y cohibida luego por lal
guerras de Napoleon; de la agsi
cultura espanola, grsnde en- lo
tiempos arabes, poderosa en- el rel
nado de Fernando 6 Isabel, y fore
ciente mas tarde en- bellisimos !,
enamorados campos cantados po
los poetas de la sgticultura d
Puerto Rico. region hermosa y pri
vileglada como pocas, donde fu
nesta rutina esteriliza aun mucho
esfuerEos, y en- la cusl mas de /
mitad de su productive suelo per
manece todavia inculto. Nosotroi
pidiendo mas protection y mas en-
tusiasmo para esta principal ram
| lie la riqueza pdblica. cerramos es
te humllde bosquejo hist6rico, gu
hemos acometldo, por servir q 10
intereses del gremio sgrlcola de |
Provincis, y complacer al dlstin
guido amigo, iniCiador de este pc
ri6dico.
Puerto Rico, II de Ssptlembr
de 1898.
| Ignacio Dfaz Caneja."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-09-24
FL DlNERO DEL MUNDO.

ElDirector INFERNO de acu6aci(n
de los Estados Unidos, ha hecho
una estadistica muy Instructive
acerCa de les exlstencias de metales
preclosos del mundo, y del sistema
monetario de las naoiones princi-
pales.
Aparece de este trabajo que el
ORC en- possession de las nasiones cl-
vilizadas asciende S3.582, ,605, 900,
Ia plata & s4042, ,700,0 y Ia mo-
media fiduciaris, sin representation
de ORC 6 plata, S2.635, ,873,O
Las exlstencias de orc en- las prin.
oipales naciones son como sigue
Francis, ; 100000. 900; Estados Uln-
dos, $6O4.OO0,OOO0 Alemania,
s600.000,0 900; Iuglaterra, $3.50. mi
Homes. La plata existente en- los
mismos palses es Ia slgaiente: Fran
cia. 500 600, 900; Estados Unidos,
S6,5 100000; Alemsnis, S2l1. mi
Ilones; Inglaterra, S100.000,000
Rusia, $50 100000.
El valor proportional entire el oro
y la plata acunados en- casi todas
les nasiones es ell de 153 al, y entire
el oro y Ia plata fraccionsrla es de
1888 al. Esta proportion rlge en-
Fraucla, Be'glca, Italia, Espafia,
Holanda, Russia y Oentro y Sud
America.
Los sistemas monetarlos impe.
ran,es en- varias naclones son como
slgue: orc y plata, Estados Unidos,
Prancis, Belglcs, Italia, Suiza, Gre
cia, Espafis, Holands, Turqufa =
Jap6n; orc, Inglaterra, Alemanis,
Portugal. Austria, Escandinavia,
Australia, Eglpto, Canada; plata:
Russia, Mexico, Centre y Sud Anne.
flca, & India.
La moneda flducisrla esta divi-
dlda del modo sigulente: Sud Am6-
rlea; 5000 millones; Russia, $500
milloneS Estados Unidos, S4l2 NIL
llonee; Austria, $500 millones; Ita.
Iia, los milloues; Alemanla 107
millones; Francia, sSl millones;
Ioglatsrra, so millones.
Isl oro en- circulation es de $20.52
por habitante en- Francis; $1447
en Inglaterra; s12.l2 en- Alemania;
80. oil en- los Estados Unldos =
sa2l en- Rnsia. FL dinero de to-
dAs clAses, per capita, es de $40.56.
on Ffaleis; 81 en- Cuba; s28.SS en-
Holands; Sa6.T5 en- Australia;
sa5.5S en- Belylea; s24.34 en- los
Essados Unidos sl3.42 en- Ingla-
terra, y sT.l6 en- Russia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-09-24

uios &c presta tsmbi6aaque! terreno
con POGO movimiento de nivel, = dt
gran abundancia de maderas, para
las traviesas y las alcantarlllas; de
modo cue no han de t,anscurrii
muohos amos sin que Sc inicie una
peregrinaci6n de maquinss, apara-
to, y rleles con direction a aquelias
t6rtles tierras, sin contar con en-
presarios que harAn instalsoiones
nuevas con todas las ventajas J
adelantos obtenidos y que Sc OBJ
tendran para aquella fecha."
Region privilegiads, Il, esA de
CubAl G ezra pIolongada = de-
vastsdorp, "a 10 hemos dicho, nc
fu6 bastante para arrAncAr d Cuba
,us energias whales, como tam
POGO no han podido matsr su
principal production, la azucale~
ra, todoS los embstes, en- contra
suys cori lrados, delAs compesen
;ias, de las envidia', de los rul-
aosos precios.
Cuba, que cuenta en su eeno
con eI primer Iugenio Central del
y'obo, ell de los Apeztsguis; Gu
% aa 10, es y esta llamadA s
er psrpetusmente un co mo de
orosperidsd , de opuIencia, para
honra y provecho propio. y Ie"
gisima satisfacci6n, prest'gio y
| ena tecimiento de Ia PatriA COS
nda.
CIamen & inventen cuanto de
iujusto y malevolo quisran los
kratuitos detrActores de Espans
IN America, negaLdc, locos 9
temerario', Ia reaIidAd indiscuti-
be de 10 que deJamos consigna-
10.
PeIo fijenae en- ell hermoso eG'
oect&culo de reposo, forecimien'
to y progreso que ofreceu al orbs
Cuba y Puerto Rico, nuestras doe
AntilIas espsnolas, mientras q
INorte America SO resuerce en-
horrible cricis Gnanciera que le
dsvora, y mientras las repdblicsi
hispano .americanas, ell Brasil in
elusive, son, en- su gsnerAlldad,
Iuctuosa presa de 10 revoluci6n J
10 anarquia.
| Y no podran menos de inc'inal
confundidos Ia cabezs, por MAJ
4ue lee pese........ ZEN HONOR Dl
| EsPAEAl
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-09-24
FIESTA NACIONAL.

Nanana domingo, "a del
corriente, scelebrara nuestra Pa
tria espanola los faustos Dias
de-S. A. Ria Serenfsima Prin-
cesa de Asturias, Dona Maria
de las Mercedes de Borb6n.
En- vfsperas de esta senala-
da fiesta nacional, y con ell gra-
to motive de la misma, ell Bo-
LETIN MERCANTIL, consecuen-
te con sus sentimientos 6 ideas
de siempre, formula sinceros
vetos por la prolongada y ven
turosa existencia de la augusts
Princesa, asf como de toda Ia
Real Familia, y eleva una vez
mas al Trono de la gloriosa Mo
narqufa Hispana ell testlmonlc
de su leal, irmfsima 6 invarla-
bic adhesion.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-09-24

los los terrenos, y no siendo 81
:ompoaici5n apropiada 4 todos Ios
,ultivos, entienGe tambieu gus
iebe suplir Ia induatria q 10 ma
suraleza, y de aqui ell utili,imo
pensamiento de eaa fabrica que ss
dedicar& q 10 composicion de lof
cuAtro dnicos elementos que cor
a labranza sc sgotsn, a saber (:
calcio, potaSio. t6storo y nitro
gemo, pues los otros diez, que cor
9.tos interviewer en- la compost
ci6n vegetsl. se hallan siemPre,
unos en- 10 atm6sfera, ? otros er
10 tierrr, ain agotarss nunca.
Estas cuatro clases do abono'
indisp, nsables sc pondran q 10
venta en- muy ventsjosas tondi-
clones para oil sgricu(tor, y &
orecios mucho mas reducidos que
los que Sc importan, gracias a.
escrupuloso estudio que &c ha he
:hc del asunto, q lac combina"
clones examinAdas y comprobAds
ie Ia industria y 4 10 fortuna d.
poseer considerAbles yacimiento'
le fosfatos calizos y de guanos
amoniacales, que SON los mas Ell
caces. Por estes motivos, y otrot
lue NO hay para que enumerar. &c
tabricarAn abonos, sin compe.en-
cia nj en- precio nj en- ca'idad, J
90 cita un dato para demostrsrlo
eI 6cido foJ0rico, cuyo precio en-
Zoe Estados Uni1or, con csmbios,
Aetes, comisi6n. etc, es de s pesos
los 100 kjlos. solo costars aqui
mucho mas rico en- cAlidad. ID
.uma de 3 pesos so centavos.
Aunque nos proponemos insis'
tir, terminamos por hoy, felici-
tandonoa de esa nueva ? valioss
industris, tan dtil para el pai', J
felicitandc, 4 70 vez, por ella, q sol
promovedores, entire los cuales
ademas de- Director Tecnico, fis
guran la respectable casa de lo'
Sres Schulzs ; G: y Don Alfredo
Casado como gsrente. Es esa in
dustria uE verdadero avance OF
el camino del progreso.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-09-24
la COMTSION
DE La
CAMARA DE COM2RC10.

La que, por acuerdo do la Di-
,ectiva, solicit6 una corfsFencia
del muy digno Jefs de Hacienda,
senior Bayons, fue por este reci-
bida CON su proverbial galanteris,
= On 10 relative 4 Las shplicas que
aque!ls hizo, ell sefior Bayona de.
mostro, con Ia discretion y splo.
mo que 10 son caracteris .icos. un
interes plausible por todo 10 que
al Comercio se refere, en- cuanto
ssa compatible CON 81 cumplimien-
to de las dlsposiciones o6ciales
que regular 10 Hacienda pdblica'
La Comision sali6. como de cos.
tumbre, vivsmente agradecida a.
Sr Jsfs 1e Hacienda de Ia Pro.
v.ncia.