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The herald., 1893-07-23
The First Steam Cruiser.

1t is generally known that the first
steam driven vessel to cross the Allan
tic was built in Canada. The informa-
ton is not so general, however, that this
same craft was subsequently converted
into cruiser and was the first steamship
engaged In actual war.
The facts in the case are stated in
"Johnson'd Alphabet of First Things In
Canada" The ship was the Royal Will
liam. She was built at the Cove, Que.
bee, in the winter of 1901, and during
the season of 1928 piled between Que
bee and Halifax. In the latter season
she was sent to London and there char
tered by the Portuguese government to
transport troops intended for the service
of the late Dom Pedro to Brazil. Re-
turning to London, she was sold to the
Spanish government, by the latter con-
verted into a cruiser and employed
against Don Carlos in the civil war of
1886, thus being the first steamer to fire
a hostile shot,-TorontO News,
The herald., 1893-07-23
DriYen to the Rouge Pot.

Says correspondent: lost my COM
plexion very young, grew sallow, and in
order to remedy this pumpkinlike mask
l took to rouging. 1t was a success.
People began to say: "How well you
look! Such a fine color" pride my
self on the fact that | have an exceed
ingly finished touch. l never left my
mirror without giving my face the most
careful scrutiny. learned to shade off
the edges until really believe that my
homemade flush was prettier than good
many going the rounds that were per-
fectly natural, for it never spread over
my chin, nose and forehead.
One day heard woman lecture on
the evils of painting the cheeks. went
home, threw my box of carmine in the
fire and resolved that would be natural
at all hazards. In few days began to
be greeted with comniserating glances.
Friends asked if l were i'll. you look
SO tagged. Must be something the mat
ter" l stood it as long as l could, when
back to my rouge went, and shall not
desert it for anything more natural un-
less it be to adopt beet juice, which, l
hear, is not only beautifier, but tonic
for the skin as well.
The herald., 1893-07-23
A story Of q Russian Novel,st.

Turgenief once asked the famous
critic, Belinsky, and five others to dine
with him at his home in the country,
where he kept a famous chef.
Il will prepare such q banquet for you
as you have never imagined" he de-
clared, and he not only fixed the day.
but insisted upon each persons giving
his word of honor that he would be
present
Don't fear for u.s." said Belinsky.
1--WE shall be there, but you must not
repeat the trick you played us last win
ter, when you asked us to dine and were
not at home when we arrived. In order
to remind you will write to you the
day before"
On the appointed day-a very hot day
the party set out for the country house
in the morning and arrived thoroughly
fatigued by heat and dust. But no host
appeared to welcome them. The house
was deserted. Repeated knocking at the
door was answered by silence.
"Can Turgenieff have repeated last
winters trickY' exclaimed Beiinsky. His
friends tried to persuade him that they
had arrived earlier than they were ex-
pected.
''But / wrote him that we would be
here at 1 o'clock" said Belinsky. 'What
can it mean? If they would only ad-
NIT us, we could wait, but here we are
scorchedp
At length boy appeared who con-
fessed that his master was away and
that the chef was at an inn in the neigh
borhood. He was dispatched for the
chef, and the party waited, hungry and
cross, until he made his appearance.
"Where is your master?" cried Belin-
sky.
The cook did not know.
"Did he not order o dinner for us to-
daya"
"He did nothing of the kind" was the
answer.
"Well," said Belinsky when he was
composed enough to express an opinion,
"he has indeed given us an unusual sort
Of banquet" Russian characteristics"
The herald., 1893-07-23
OLD TIME SMUGGLING.
How tho Business OF Cheating the Govern
ment Has Degcnerated.

ment Has Degenerated.
Instead of run by night in an open
boat from the French coast to the shores
Of Hampshire, Sussex, Essex or Kent, we
have to content ourselves in these prosaic
times with petty attempts to cheat the
revenue, for which women are more fire.
quently responsible than men. Such an
incident once happened at Belfast, where
an rishwoman named Mary McMahon
was brought to the police court charged
with keeping whisky on premises which
were unlicensed. Sergeant Jones de-
posed that he went into the defendants
house and found woman named Gray
ton. who was seated before the fire.
Upon searching her the sergeant came
upon 36 bottles OF porter and two bottles
OF whisky slowed away in her petit
coats. To the inexpressible amusement
Of the spectators the sergeant produced
the peccant garments in court. Each
petticoat was made Of coarse sacking
and was girt with innumefable pockets,
and all of them lined with soft material
30 as to keep the bottles from clinlzing
and possibly breaking each other.
Unhappily for poor Mary Mcmahon,
the petticoats, whisky and porter were
contiscated by the relentless police mag
istrate, and the chief delinquent was
sent to Jail for three months. I enter
tain no doubt that the hearty sympathies
of nine-tenths of those present in court
went with Mary McMahon to limbo.
There has, we fear, never been a time
in Scotland or Ireland when surrepti-
tious potheen and mountain dew which
never paid a bawbee to the state excheu-
uer did not, like stolen kisses, taste the
sweeter because of their clandestine
birth.
He, however, who would fain find
amusing stories about running the block
ade and smuggling contraband of war
through an enemy's lines may turn with
advantage to many transatlantic maga-
zines which teem with articles revealing
the Illicit trade carried on during the
American civil war. Ladies of the Belle
Boyd and Mrs. Greenhow type were
caught trying to make their way down
south with countless boxes of copper
caps and packages of quinine stitched
INV ehciA SAAAohiicos Sdptdlu NODtTtSy
better known under his real name, Ho-
bart Pasha, tells us that he smuggled
great quantities Of Cookies pills into Se-
cessia, but that the southerners, differ
ing in taste from the lamented Colonel
Fred Burnaby, would have none of them.
A certain young lady, who appeared
to be in delicate health, took ship at New
York for Havana, whence she hoped to
run the blockade into Mobile. Over
powered by seasickness during the voy-
age, she could not prevent the steward
ess from discovering that she was girt
round about with linen bandages, among
which many costly drugs were slowed.
Such is the complexion to which modern
has come at last. Our coast
guards have no preventive duties to per-
form, and their only raison detre is to
watch that no foreign foe makes de-
scent on our coasts. The Dirk Halter
aicks of the past are as dead as the pi-
rates of the Captain Cleveland order,
and in their stead petty larceny revenue
cheaters like Mary MacMahon have
sprung into Observation-Disclosures Society.
The herald., 1893-07-23
PSYCHE.

Golden pinions purple eyed,
Floating down the airy tide
Whence there breathes a faint perfume
Hinting of the clover's bloom
Hither. thither, fiuttering
Up and down on tireless wing
What the spell and whose the power
Thus to lure her, hour by hour.
Does her lover captive dwell
In some clover honey cell,
Whittier after weary flights
She with folded wings alights2
By what mystery of speech
Does his voice her hearing reach?
By wha< augury or sign
Hung upon the grass or vine?
Who the lonely prisoner
In the clover calling her.
Bidding her to set him free
Ending his captivity?
Tis young Cupid, stricken blind,
Shut clover leaf behind,
Calling to the butterfly
/. Psyche, Psyche, here am Tn
Frank d. Sherman in Youths Companion.
The herald., 1893-07-23
Chinese Temples In America.

The census bureau has issued bull
letin which shows that there are Al Chi
nese temples in the United States, val
ued at $62, 900, claiming 100, 900 worship
srs. Forty of these temples are in Cali
fornia, in New York, Q in Idaho and !
In Oregon.
The herald., 1893-07-23
I.naH.

Once lost, it is difficult to restore the
hair. Therefore be warned in time. lest
you become bald. Skookum Root Hair
Grower stops falling hair. Sold by
druggists,
The herald., 1893-07-23
Rnlf Price.

In Kobler & Frohling tract 65 lots,
$3.50, 5000 and $3.50. Sold in 1887 at
$1100 to $1,000. Terms one-fourth cash,
balance three years, interest ~ per
cent. Streets graded, graveled and
curbed; cement sidewalks and water
laid. Call and see it. Free carriage.
w. J. Fisher, 227 w. Second street.
The herald., 1893-07-23
Found

At the drug store, a valuable package,
worth it's weight in gold. My hair has
stopped falling and all dandruff has dis
appeared since found Skookum Root
Hair Grower. Ask your druggist aboutit.
cents a roll. chicago Wall Paper House, 237
South Spring street.
The herald., 1893-07-23
Fire INSURANCE Rates Re d uced.

Independent of the Compact" See Basker.
Vile, 2ls North Main (Lanfranco building and
save money.
The herald., 1893-07-23

Londonderry Water. Woollacott, ag't.
The herald., 1893-07-23

USE GERMAN FAMILY SOAP.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-11-08

Los Sehores Scott y Bovine, IN.
brlcantes de la e6lebre Emulsion
de Scott, tlenen va fama de ser los
mas desprendldos anunciantes de-
mundo. Ademas de pnbllcar sus
anunclos en- millares de periodlcos
de todas clases. eeta gran casa hace
imprlmir apualmente millones d.
tarjetas, folletos, cromos, etc, que
snvia todos !os paises del mundo
civiliEado.
ri anunc clio m de s46cle dc estos
opnlentos indnstriales e. IN bonltc
Album de In ExPosioSa de CAssas %,
con vistas fotograbAdAs de los pTin.
cipales palacioa.
Rn Ia Ultima plAna del follese
puede verse M hermoeo grabadc
del nuevo edlAeio de 10 Rmnlai6u
de Scott, enorme mole dc hero J
ladfillc con doce plsos sobEc el nj
vel dc Ia Gale y dos subs1uAnsoa
Estos eaiofec piaoa tIeHen On Area
superficial eomblnada dc elsnto
cuarentA mil plea enGdsadoA
Los palacios dc IL Rxpmieast
spareoen en- al Albas con nalnucao,
sidad dc dcgAlles, J essAr aTglssieA
d enle gtabadoa.
Rn cssa Re1aeaidn senemoa a.
gnnos Albums psra los cue dsso~ :
solleitArsoG pucarn pealsse tam.
biEn en- las tarmac Ms.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-11-08
NUEVA
LEY HIPOIECIRIl
CONSEL;,,ARANCEL.
De Venta en- la Liberia
del B0LETIN.
ALHANAQUGS PARA 1894.

De pliego, icon ..el santoral, do.
toe astron6micos, fie.tas religio
aas , o6ciAles, etc, y Blocks, de
variadas formas y eltganies GRO
moo aleg6ricos, desds el mas lu'
ioso 81 mAs economico, pefo to-
dos bel.os 5 eseogidos, hallsnse ,
90 vend,n TN eatA Impreuta.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-11-08
NLaS RGflTnaS dol ST MaQra.
usTuDro cRxTxco
DON IGNACl0 DIAz CANEJA.
0irstar del B0LETlN MERCASrii
De PUERTO RICC

Tai es 10 portada dessun toilette
que acaba de editarse en- esta Ca.
m, obra del Director del BoLxTIs
MERcANTIL. Contiene so pagina.
dc lecture, en- AZ mayor. y, como
se ha anunciado, % dediea al illus.
ire Jefe del Partido "Union Cons
situcional" dc Cuba, Exeno 81
Marques do Apesseguis. Contie
ne el siguienss programa;
"Dedicatoria. - Preludios. --.
Dssarrollo del plan.-ConsidsrA
ciones.-El presmbulo sxposici6r.
Los Municipios.-La CAmars
Insular.-El Consejo. .--El GOber
nador Gsneral.--La his.oria. LA
legalidsd.-La ras6u snprems.--
La Rsparscion y.
FL folleto Sc ofrsee-en lasi IL.
guientes condolences:
Un elem plsr........... S0,sls,
ConIel retrato del sulor. rs /"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-11-08
MovlMIENTO LIE BDQUEs.
EKTRADAs DR TRAvHEfA,

| De Liverpooi, vap esp "Rita," de
1.346 toneladas, oapit6n Oen'ga,
'oc,inos de Ezquieea, so q quesos
Mullenhoff y Korbes, 81 q quesos
OereCedo Hesmanos 90, 10 d ba
aslao, 10 o galletas, 8 q conservas
Mendisabal y %, II d camas, 10 d
parrillas. Gonzalez Perez y %, rs
q, 20 lios quesos. L6psz Villawl
: 90, 90 fds ssoos. Armas y Jlme-
nez, 26 BITS Quincalls. Vicente Y
90, 25l @, 5 lios quesos. A Vicen
te y 90, % 6 5 lios q1esos, BAque-
roy G5ndara, 80 d, 10 lios quesos
ViIlar Fabian y 90, 3 fds, l d tell
dos, l d camas. s Melon y 90, 10
6, 8 fds ,ejidos. J Peha y %, IL
9, 8 IDS tejiios. Hernaiz y 90, 4
| 6 tejidos. Chavarri y 90, 6 cscs
azadas. 8S aids zinc, 25 q, 2 fds te-
j'dcs. Sierra J Palsu, 200 aids zinc.
Julian Matienzo, 334 bu tos quin
calla + FOnty Hermsno, 6 d man
tequills, 90 grrfns giEebra. V,jande
~ 90, 80 q queao Sibrino de Lui
ma y o., 20 bis cervezs, 43 & baca-
lao, % Q quesos, 2 cis CoDservas. 4
bis jsmones. A varlos. 219 bits di
versos articulos. A la orden: K 81
quesos. 100 fds tssajo. EG 35 cj-
Quesos. 2 100 SIS arroz s j 500
SIS srroz. Pr 130 cjs quesos
De HaSre y escalas, vsp frances
Olinde Rodriguez de 1876 tone
lsdas, captain Bonquillard, & Jose
Il, Silva, 2 brrcs vino tinto, 80 id
viao blanco A Rauschenplat 25
c aguardiente de cana. Oerecedo
HeTmanos y Co, l 9 cssco de paja,
l @ impresos, 10 G licores, 53 q
OoLters =, ! @ quesos. 5 q higos,
90 G :. uac, :! G ciruelae, 3 @ que
sos, 25 G akuaIGieD;e. 40 q amar
go, 1U @ aqua mineral, 10 & an
choas. 10 9 olivas rellenas, 2 q biz
cochos. Q mantequllla, 2 q sardI-
mas, 10 g licores, 10 o cohac, Is
@ ciruelss. Sobrino de Luila y Go
ITO Q cohac 16 0 almibar, Al cj
liCores, 2 canastos licores, % els
aceite OLIVIA, % els aqua mineral,
4 cjs quesos, 81 cjs fiutss, 40 cjs
consersas, 20 cjs olivas rellenae, II
cjs capres ! q tapiocs, IL els fru
tas, 2 cjs hor gos, 8 u mustazs, 16
cjs vino tinto. 8 cjs VINO blauco, z
SIS legumbrcs paeas, 20 cis moTta
della, II Gle agua-azahar. Olivas
Co, brl cohac. ScTs de Dorado
y %, 5 els tfutss, 4 cjs oonseivss,
20 tjs licores, l cj ia ians, L q sal-
chic homes, ii cjs dulees. f. Font
y Hermano, 10 els cohac Hijos
de L. BozEo, 20 els harina lactea,
80 els ag1ardiente, II Gle aqua mi
neral. A. Vicente y 90, 10 Gle ma
ma. A varios, 70 bultos diversos
artfculos.
De Barcelona y e4calas, vap esp
"Puerto Rico" Rubert Hermanof,
con carga general para varios.
De Liverpool J escalss, vap esp
"Ids," a 5. de EEquisgs, con carga
general para vsrios.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-11-08

SOBRINOS De EZ0UIAeA.
gORTALRz.A, ~

OAss Dc sl.Os oominvoe;.
AgsDse: de ;oE vaporss- cosIeos az Ia
Conpanis IsaaatIanticn EspaAois.
AgonEss So id ID ia los ssno1el La :
rriDags y TO-, de Liverpool.
Iaem idem G. 81. Fletcher Jo.,
ID. (compshia ola Flechs") 1e id.
AGENTS. de Id Id DO ior esrcre. j. T.
NlekelE , DC, Ltnss &c "ssf?a".
Agsntes CO Bsh,, Behrend = Kois.
Lines de "Serra".
Agsntss 6t IL on bniE i Esgufos
eontrs IncspSics ,tsnep IA d. u' Ht.
sai", ID
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-11-08

de mineros, presidido por ell senior
Basly, y q las nueve y cuarto de Ia
noche sc recibi6 ell siguiente tele-
grama: "Huelga para el lunes,
Basly".
Este es el segundo congreso que
verifcan los minegos, al cual aou-
dieron unos mil y quinientos. MI
Lamendin, diputado y secretsrio
del congreso, di6 lectura las CON
testaciones de todas las Compahia-
de la region del Paso de Calais
Las peticiones de los obreros ersD
las mismas: aumento del salario,
disminuci6n del trabajo, NO poder
despedir a ningdn obrero, etc. Las
compafiias han contestado: que los
salaries, en- vez de hsber disminui
do, han aumentado en- un 80 pS;
en- la Ultima quincena de AgosIo
los salaries han subido q $50
mil $50 frances, 10 que da un ter
mino medic de 5 frances y ochents
c6ntlmos disrios /; que las compa-
MAS no pueden tener en- duplicado
el libro de los pagos, y que nunca
consentirAr, como tampoco 10 con-
sentir& ningdn comercisnte, ense
mar toda so contabilldad oil pri-
nero que se presente en- sus ohci-
mas. Nn cuauto 10 prohibicion
de despedir 6 nm obrero despues de
onarenta amos de edad, no Ia pue-
den aceptar, porque seria la supre'
sion de 10 discipline y de la orga-
nixaci6n industrial que tampoco
pueden suprimir las multas, por
ser ana garsntis del trabsjo, pues
dicen las companies: pagamos
los obreros para que nos saquen
buen carbon, asf como I'm impresor
psga & sus obreros para que impri
man Correctamente. En- cuanto
l. Q hombres que haysn sido conde-
pados por tribunsles correcclona-
les, las companies los despediran.
Despu4s de Ia lectura, un dele
gado, ell ciudadano Benquet, tomo
ia palabra para critioar los mott
vos indicates por las companies.
Sc empefi6 en- demostrar que 10 VI
da era impossible por el precio ele-
vado de Las materials de primeHa
necesidad.
Propuso que el congreso mantu-
viera su petici6n con motive de la
Suppression de las multas, J es el
dnico unto de las peticiores que
q su parecer es justO. Ooncluy6
dioiendo: si emprendcmos Ia lucha,
es menester sostenerls, y que, a
pesar de todas las dl6cultades,
irlunfe Ia causa de los trabajado-
res. El ciudadano Basely continue
slentando la opesici6n; la inercia
contra las exigencias del capital;
otro ciudadsno, delegado de los
mineros del norte, dijo que sus Ca
maradas fraternizaban CON el con-
greso, y 10 huelga fu6 vota9a con
mucha mayorfa. El II 80 decidi0
realizarla en- el departamento del
norte.
El 18 empezaron 6 custodian los
pozos para que no bajase ningdn
obrero, y la compsiiia de Marles
no tuvo ninguno |; en- Meaux hu-
bo % sobre 2 800, en- Oourrieres
55 sobre 485; Ia que menos gu
fri6 fo6 la compania de Ferfay
en- Ia cual 762 obreros fueron 4 ira
baiar sobre 9O8. I'll servicio de
orden esta hecho por 10 tuerxa p1-
b'iea. En- el norte la mayor parte
de las minas no tuvierou ning6D
obrero, y los delegados iban prego
nando Ia huelga por todos lados,
para sostAner q los hermanos del
Paso de CALAIS.
A Ia hora en- que pongo la pre-
aente en- el correo, Ia huelga de los
mlneros 90 general On Francla III
casI general en- B6lgica.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-11-08

Libros de venta EN- sRGa i'm
orenta hay gran eXistsn0ia de lot
dguientes libros:
GRAMATIOA OASTELLANA
por la Academia Espanols.
ARITMETIOA per Ger 5TaT.
FfSICA por Feliu,
QUfMIOA por FeIfu.
IN ripusa" &C pricho da Con
,lerto para Piano, obra seleota J
elebradisima del eminente compo
sitor don Gonzalo de j. N1ne2
4dici6n de lujo, elegantamente
grabada en- Ia Litogrsfis del Bo
LETrE. OoDsta de 6 paginas de
deliciosa m1sics, llevando al fren-
o artistica = aleg6rica portada A
l peso ell ejemplar en- esta Impren-
"a.
Solsmnes Gultos que la Asoois.
ciaci6n Gel Sagrado Ooraz6n de Je-
sd, tributa a este divino Cora
z6u ell Ter. domingo de cada mes,
en- la Iglesia de San joe:
Por la mahana, Mias solemne a
las 8, con exposition de su dlvina
Msjestad, quedando de manifesto
todo ell dia.
Por la tarde, ell acto de desagra-
vios, despues el rezo del sauto ro
sario, al oscutecer, platica y re-
serva.
D. &. P.-Ba psssdo d major vi
da en- Bayam6n. p i-blo de su resi-
el estimeble oomerciar te
del mismo y consecuenie correligio.
mario nuestro Sr ID. Manuel Perez
M6ndeE, hermsno que era de nues
tro drstinguido amigo ID. Bernardo
y persona merecidamente conside-
rada. con espeCislidadlen la Cults
socledsd bayamonesa.
Al afiigido herman o, como a la
dem&s familia del finsdo, enviamos
nuestro sentido peEsme, rogando
por ell eterno descanso de squel.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-11-08

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xinnio cn los asaica ec 10 qalmseA
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sehpscs nios ga les - aAos ses
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ps lice. lie s<a3do @asAAs ok3sta.
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ssaes. sssss "a sssss Ss = s~sssss ssss =
8 Ar@a ts8asa s0 ~ Asassssassaat
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-11-08

Jueves. a. La DE asaA@5a a1 -
BAsilieA de- sAlvAd CO sse aas, Aas
TeodoEo. mastaF. J S4a Sos~so~
FieEnca. lo.--@aa AA4se. Axs
limo, eonic~oE
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-11-08

Ia .,or "a Jlu:a de O1ras d.
)nstto d. Msfsgiaz para g M
eria de daa ooYas con destiao 4
dicho puerto.
RegAmsnto geaersl para ls
eiecuci6n de "a Ls7 Hipotecaris
de las Pro sincias de UltrAmar.
Continda.
Privilegios de invenei6n.
ReIae;6n d. sbonares de Cuba.
Real O.dsn cuYa 2acse dispoai
iva va en- n:ra pSrte.
Saba ia. La de- sproyechs
miento del ftuto de cafe, de .
casech1 sctua', existente en- Ia fu-
ca del Estado Hscienda Borre
ro, ubicada en- al termino de Ysu.
CO. VeaAe el pliego de Condicio
mes en- el peri6dico Official.
E,taci6n Agron6mica de Rio
piedrae. Valoraciia del abono
produ .ido por gAoado cabalIar
y vacuno. Pfecio del trAbajo de
'os animales.
Providencias judicialtR.
A untamientos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-11-08
LA MUJER.

Obra sociological y-.literaria,
por D. Fernando Lopez Tuero;
edici6n elegante en- un tomo de
221 paginas. Sc vende en- es-
ia CASA q l peso ell eiemplar
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-11-08
lE. ALNNS0. sao Francesca ~.

IL ASsRs% - w. Sac Francesca AZ,
OcD fituio honorifico Dor s. ID
81 Rey, Preniado con medalls de
plata y mCnci6n nonorifics
Hsce peEsoDalmerte tcda olhee
de ret1stos en- su nuevc Eetableci
Dliento (primeTa en- 50 classy de 8
dc la mslana a 5 de Ia tsr6a. sun-
que el dia este nublaeL.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-11-08

re re@aeA ssea eMsae@ a. Easas as
$3.50 sae2sss sassa exaAzssx . 4 aaaA Is
aaaasA sasssM MA@a4ss rs q 80 gsaa.
sa& sAsaA ASSES
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-11-08
GRAN N LTCOR
.QUINAs MONO.
Prsssss6s con wsasila de- j: eIess per Pr,
Ia Sesseaea Csemsiaca EtTepea
Prsmiaae en- cnaf tas Expesiesoaes
ha side pr,ssntado.

Frsas msaRua Dc j. cas Fremiade Expeeam
Ia 6@esaed Gmstaca EtTePea Ia side prtsentado -
sorcc reconstisuvente digestive, este llcor,
eau 10 de medicinse
oebdAs mas agrad que
-
e. tansc. 20 edo hads de eere mejor toni
leo gAmsne rxeli2neg srunsiivn, puede
ecptadespnts &c ss eomas
La sAnd oense las cue psdecen dIpepaas dg
dncutad sntuaKF svasA evisndo malestaa
sae enea daante dgdn dAndoes vgor REQUISITES de In
gasstss apsureeAA soda amian de- ella 0do
Io trs arg tes q nHfsigivcs que gentlemen. 1E
aaA kseAo de Labe
Cs Brsa@ eorasuye tnnfo sobe todos los
d. 81 LsAxal FL CsvFse CRsaem; III Maro dc BaT
s ~ AsAasss. 81 IA~ Assaaa Ia PwSd@d han preoonxs
+ - ese1sencAMs
/ nsvsAIasa Capital Ice cAftA De Ia PALMA Ma
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