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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-11

lovely Zenia aud approve the exalted
standards Of The mother and Tie earnes.t
L not only handsomely but exeoilefsiy
bound and the clear type and rnod
quality Of the paper make it pleasure
70 handle and read.
Airs. Peeke i an Industrious writer
and Ills. the latest Of her writings. show 5
how indefatigable she Is IN pursuit Of
her favorite stady, the spiritual In The
material world.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1893-08-26
LEARNED AT RENO.

Judge Rising held court Thursday.
That Judge Linn ia letting better
look ing.
That the Nevada Eank is al imposing
looking building.
That the Reno public schools open one
week from Monday.
That Henry Rule il running a drift to
tap his Pesvine ledge.
That Senator Emmitt runs into Reno
from the hills occasionally.
That John Quinn is improving his
building thereby showing his iai,h in
Re 10.
That the town has backbone, grit and
stability and is bound To be the capitol
some day.
That although times are hard every
body keeps q stiff upper lip aud trusts to
the future.
That many Remedies are interested in
the White Horse mines and wish US the
best OF luck.
That new and costly buildings are
being constructed Notwithstanding cries
of hard times.
That General Powninx believes we
will be a power in. All agricultural way
in a few years.
That John Sunderland can At you out
in good shape for the fall in the way VI
clothe s and boots Of all kinds.
That W. p. Mclaughlin is the busiest
man in the town-didn't have time TO
smile because his family Was around.
That Sessions & Co., has all kinds of
furniture at better rates than can be
secured at Sacramento or San Francisco.
That many Of the saloons are selling
beer at Ave cents and Baron Rothch lids
knows every one OF them and has the
silver business figured out and is posting
Louis Cohn.
That the State Fair exhibitor feel us I
nov that money is scarce and do not
rush to embrace the opportunity to lay
out any of it, and they thereby are
making a great mistake.
That the gains ground that
Comstock mine owners will close the
mines soon unless the miners consent
to q reduction of wages. The miners
think the capitalists are taking advan-
tage Of the times TO- play freeze out and
the result will be disastrous in loss Of
life and property.
That the ranchers have reaped more
than an average crop or hay, and expect
to find q market at home for all of it and
more if they had it. They put up their
hay this season at the least possible ex-
pense OH account Of hard times, dispen-
sing with the cost of labor wherever pos
sible, and look hopefully for good times
in the fall.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1893-08-26
A Prophecy.

An Eagleville miner sends tho DIS
HATCH the following prophecy:
That the Sherman silver bill will be re-
pealed with a proviso that $1,000 ounces
OF silver be sold at from 20 to 40 cents
per ounce daily for gold to the highest
bidder until the vaults and American and
gold bugs are drained. That we
can then look for free and unlimited
coinage at one twenty-nine.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1893-08-26

UTTLEY-REHE-At Reno, Nevada, August
~, 1898, at the residence of the BRIDES father,
HenryRuhe, by Rev. w. b Pope, Fred Uttiey
and MI IS Gussie Ruhe.
KERR-DAvIs-At Reno, Nevada, August %,
1888, James Kerr Of Reno, and Miss ennie
Davis Of Carson.
BAKER-soHL-At Silver City, August 20,
1898, Prof. H. r. Baker and Mrs. Julia Sohi.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1893-08-26
SAMANTHA SAYS.


-.
A""' No 1911 ""''
'""' ne A''' III u'"s"'0' o'"'es''
ny
That t lie string band still continu y TO
P"''
That she's his violet and he's her
towering oak.
That Fall Ia coming and marriages will
be O frequent.
yro,d .on. =, ,h.,,;, ~ s.,,ton,hor
thst n" girl Will accuse q man oil De-
Ihat Drown hosiery VIII soon replace
o'ack Girls, all get ready to change
A""' ro"0 SURGE. s,s',"s S"'''" ."
~ '
~
~. .,;r, ~ hov.o r;,. = ~. m.rrn.
,,o..r,v =
Inc tore OF a piano Is improved when
the instrument Is removed from the wall
mat charming young lazy VIII make
a fellow home SICK quicker tina any
thihg W ow Of.
II. ",y' an. s''' arc
s .0"s p'''' 'o' "u0' u" '"'
Thst there are some girls IN town
sweet enough TO eat" which they do
''s""' . ''"' ''' ""~'
That Women Of rank 90 bare headed
in Mexico. Some Of the women Of rank
in America 20 worse than that.
Fifty ,romn. 10 oounsd n.., cor.x
WASH. and are having things their own
way. They subsist bv making nightly
ra,is an chicksn coons and v.rder.
iha' 'here are TWO or three g'ris ia
professional t,irts Init thew will never be
successful for the reason that thew are
too forward and not pr.ttv en,,vh
AnA' 'ie e"saseu s,r' as so'uoin KNOWN
W Tue company sne keeps As : ru'e
no "o'"s gov 'nolous"'y acAua'h'eo
VIII" "ef Until "''e' '"0s ARC "Arf'ea'
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Motios.

AS early as convenient those who are
indebted to WI Golding will please
call at the old stand and settle the same
with the undersigned.
Mrs W r. GoLDNa.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1893-08-26

- "A'ANCNH" v h0NO BOhO WIN tho parry
to Hot Springs last Saturday but unfor-
t%unateiy they got left. SAMANTHA No2.
A whirlwind brought in all the hair
pins from Hot Springs snd scattered
.hem Oh tine side walk by John Lees
store. The hand OF fate points at Mike.
Some Of the Australian gold veins are
100 feet thick, and We are beginning to
think that the Australian and White
Horse are chips off the same block"
Miss Nellie Madden spends Thursday,
Friday and Saturday of each week in
town instead Of two days in q week as
heretofore OH account OF increase in
pupils.
Robt. Sherley, foreman Tor HI. Wilson
on his sheep ranch, came in from Elko
yesterday and left on the stage for Still
water yesterday morning to visit his
family. i;
Miss Kate McCauiy of Butte City,
Montana, arrived Friday morning 10
to take charge of the Wadsworth Indian
school to which she WAS appointed
through Civil Service.
A number of white girls employed
pastiny labels on salmon caus in Astoria
at very moderate wages were recently
discharged and Chinamen hired TO do
the work at half price.
Senator Emnlitt says that Evan viii
liams was enquiring for \ large body
OF five dollar rock and the experienced
miliman would tackle White Horse
With plenty OF that in sight.
Last Monday. night at Truckee Dan
Slocum while switching in the yard
made a mis-step in getting on the board
in front OF the Sampson and fell under
the engine. He was sent to the Sacra-
msnto hospital where his left leg was
amputated above the knee.
Commissioner W. w. Williams, OF
Clan Alpine, Churchill county, was in
town yesterday. Mr.. Williams informs
US that he would depart for the Worlds
Fair about the 18th Of September.
James Richards and ID. M. "igntman,
Of Saltwater, will accompany Mr.. Will
Hams to Chicego.-Austin keve'lie.
Sheriff Ward of Lassen county. who.
With other Lassen county peopIe. ia
interested in several mining properties
in v hite Horse, informed a Journal
reporter that upon his return from San
Francisco he sbould visit the mines and
make arrangements for de6nite and
substantial developmenta.-Journsl.
"a" "sc"' !" po @
s ~
about to purchase the instrument says
Mesdames Sterling and Hertenhausen
who solicit the nelp of all those who
would like to see the piano stay there.
The corporation will meet nightly until
success attends the effort.
pA". - liz.
"s 80 Cn.m rs:
0c' ~ S,
sy anu SLY w
ing" CO.
n"" r"."- ~"
~
urging the adoption O UNIFORM course
of study throughout the State. A course
of study has been prepared by the COM
~u,;,,ea ~ ,.r;rc;n.i, AMI teacher. vho
80 s,
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1893-08-26

- The Stage for SALTWATER and other
points In Churchill county leaves the Nevada
aenss every Aopdsy, Wednesday. and Friday
morning at $50 A. NJ, and returns the day follow
ng at $3.50 P. \.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1893-08-26
SATURDAY,. AUGUST %, 1893.
BREVITIEs.

--aEseSsRAa--
Rah for the mines.
New potatoes by the ton.
John Goldie is improving.
Cooler weather In prospect.
The Reception IL very lively.
Plenty Of water in the river.
Concert thu 9Th OF September.
F. A. Clovis furniture 10 for aale.
We would like to see the stringency
cut.
The mid-winter fair is now q sure
thing.
The water mains are progressing
slowly.
Some Of our people are thinking Of
Chicago.
E. Grisvold has returned to San
Francisco.
Charles and VIM. Bailey were in
town Thursday.
Look st the new samples for suits at
Fowler's. y
Picture frames at manufacturers prices
at Fowler's.
The game law regarding quail does
not expire until September 10.
Jim Leclair has been out for q week
prospecting and feels encouraged.
The Cherokee strip will be thrown
open to settlement on Sept. 18th.
Cleveland's message condensed: To
hell with silver.-Salt Lake Journal.
That beautiful sign should be placed
where it belongs and that forthwith.
Get out these bright moonlight even
ings and sing praises Of Jul glorious
climate.
Mrs. Leland Ayres is spending a few
weeks visiting Mrs. G. W. Jones, Jr., at
the Reserve.
Miss Madden is making all perpsra.
tons for q grand concert. The program
will be published later.
Senator Stewart predicts the silver
question will be under discussion
months and months.
Allie Blundell was bit in the leg by
the dog that lives in the old butcher
shop near the church.
The next pay q comes thirty days
from the last one or about the 18th Of
September at Wadsworth.
Capt. G. G. Warner was in town yes
terday on business and j.. R. Graham
took in the city with him.
If the young couple that stole the cat
the other evening will return it there
will be no questions asked.
J. H. whited is getting to be an ex-
pert at trout fishing. The upper Truckee
is now the anglers paradise.
Victor Geery is reported sick with =
fever which may turn into typhoid and
too much swimming is alleged the cause.
Senator White OF California, bi-metal-
list, gives it as his opinion that the silver
men are in the minority in both houses
of congress-.
Mrs. J. H. Whited, Jesse, Mrs. A. T.
Clippenger and ALA are expected to
arrive at Wadsworth to. might from the
Worlds Fair.
Congressman Newlands has been ap-
pointed on the committee on mines and
mining, and also on the committee on
irrigation of arid lands. ..
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10. I East bound Express iio:4O p. m. 10 :6op m
Nc. :. Westbaund ExpressI7 10 q. m. 7:25 q. m b.
NOD. EAST bound Express l5:55 q. m. s:10 q. m d.
No. 4. Westboui id ExpressI 1850 p. M S;t, p. m
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DlGD.

FEE-In Reno. Nevada, August ESD, 1898, DR..
Edward Fee, q native of Canada, aged 81
years.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-01-18
DEDICATORlA.
LA RAZON DEL TITULO.

SUMARIO.-Luchemos. -N debel
Sumplido.-La generation que su-
be.-La josticia humana -Pretex
t0s criminales. - La formula del
progreso.-El progreso y sus ma
nifestaciones.-La opinion p6bllcs
Eli perlodismo.-Lo que debe ser
el periodismO -Lo que es hoy Ia
prensa.-La prensa y las leyes.-
La politica. --LO que debe ser Ia
pOlitica.-O6mo Sc hacen los poll
GlCos. s.-Oomo nacen los partidos.-
Los programmes politicos,-Artifi-
clos pollUicos.-El oarnaval politi-
co.-Miserias poiiticas. - Sinceri-
dad politica.-Fanatismo politico
LA ademooracIa.-Principios de-
mocraticos. .-AbsurdOs demoCratl-
eos.-Delirios democraticos. - La
ibertad dc la OaCedra.-Libertnd
contra derecho.-La igualdad go.
cial.-La igualdad en- la hlstoria.--
La igualdad ante La raz6n.-La So
beranfa.-La demagogia.-Los hun.
nos modernos.-La revoluci6n.-
Las huelgas.-Oonfnsio y caos.-
81 Elnihilismo.-Propagandas demo
ledoras Cancer socIai.<-Antino-
mias y anomalias.-Bl mayor de
los err0res.-Alla va la nave.-Npi.
lOpO v OOnOlugi6n.
De venta.-En la lmprenta d
BOLRTIN MERCANTIL.
Precio.-Un peso cincuenta cer,.
5avOs ejemplar'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-01-18
RECAUDACI0N
De CONTRADICTIONS DEL RSTADO
EN- LA CAPITAL.
AVISO.

Oumpliendo con 10 dispuesto en-
d artfculo "a del Reglamento ge
leral para la imposition, admins
traction y cobranza de Ia contr bus
clon lnuustrialsy de comercio, apro.
oado pOr Real DecretO de "a de
Diciembre de 1875, y el 13 de Ia
instruction para la c0branza de los
lebltos por contribuciones de 80
~ JUNO del ano 1886, hago pre.
sente que, d0rante diez dias, a con-
Car desde ell L. de Febrero, sc pro.
aedera por los cobradores de esta
RecaudaUl6n q Ia cobranza & domi.
1llio de la correspondence al ter
ter trimestre del a1o econ6miCo
actual de 1S92-93, por la contribu-
cl6n Territorial 8 Industrial Y de
OomerclO.
VenCld0 dicho t6rmino, los que
90 10 hubiesen satisfecho podran
yericarl0 en- esta Recaudaci6u, sits
en Ia calle del Oristo ndmero ID,
Oalos, durante otro plago de Cinco
dlas, que terminara el Is del mis-
mo EeOceto: en- la i4teligencia
Ie que, transcUrrido este 1ltimo
termlno, 30 procedera al cobro por
Ia via e]ecatlvs, segdn 10 prevent
do Eor terminantes 6rdenes de Ia
1ntendencia, y en- el articulo IA de
Ia citada instruction, aplicandose
a los de1dOres las penas estableci-
das ea los articulos 10 Y "a de Ia
mlsma.
Lo que SO hace p6blico para co.
noclnllentO de los contribuyentes &
Quienes cOncierna.
Puerto o-R co, Enero II de 1898
antonio N. de Aldrey.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-01-18

" Ouando SO trata de curar una
iebre antigua de IN modo segnru
y sin producer sacudidas, ell qui-
MUM Labsrrsque tiene la suprema.
ola sobre las preparedness do qui-
nina y de quina. "
Manual de TerapIutica de! profs.
sor BouChardat.)
D. Gu MUM Labarraque, t6nicO ,
tsb,flago, Ia 1nica preparation d.
este g6Oero que ha obtenido Il
aprobaci6n de Ia Academia de NJ
dicina de Psrie, go vende en- toda,
las farmaolss.-Nota En- ras6n d,
su energfa ) do Ia capacidad de 10,
frascos, este viro es de I'M prec,C
moderado y mepos cs TO que la ma
yor psrte do los product0s simila,
res.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-01-18
MISCELANEA.
La salud del Papa.

La sslud del Papa.
Dssde hace cuatr0 6 cinco dlas
no cesar de llegar al Vatican o
cartas y telegramas pidiendo no
ticias sobre ell estado de Su Sati-
dad.
Eeta aDsiedad de los cat6licos
tiene su origen en- ciertos rumo-
res alarmantes de que se hizo eco
un peri6dico de Roma.
Sin embargo, la salud del Papa
es inmejorable. Leon XIII cum
plirA pronto ochenta y tres amos. y
los soporta sin deblIidades nj des-
fallecimientos.
Tisne IN remperamento nervio
so, capaz' de resistir largo tempo
Ia fatiga, y desde hace unos Gin
cuenta amos su sobredad es proven
bial. Come poca carne; las sopas,
Las leg1mbres y el pescado forman
10 base de sJi alimentaci6n.
La 6poca mas conveniente para
% salud es ell veran0; nunca sien-
to demasiadO calor.
El frfo, en- cambio, le impresio
na bastante pero siguiendo On es.
to una costumbre romano, no quie-
re- estufas en- sus habitsciones. La
fnica precauoi6n que toma es Ia de
abrigarse CON mucho cuidado, vls-
ticndo de lana de pies s cabeza.
Onando despu6s de una ceremo-
MIA tiene necesi1ad de volver a sus
habitaciones, 10 hace cniaadosa-
mente encerrad0 en- una ella de
manos, y SO tapa 10 boca CON I'm
pahuelo mientras atraviesa las ga
lerias del Vsticano.
kl-dnico sintoma que preocupa &
los encargados de vigilar su pre-
ciosa salud, es Ia tsndencia q en-.
corvarse que va adq0iriendO el Su-
mo Pontifice.
En cambio, la lucidez y clsrivi-
dencia de 50 espiritu son compile
tas. Los m6dlcos del Vaticano
hacen al Papa una vista cada do
mingo; perO On ella Sc liEitsn q
hablar q Su Santidad de asuntcs
concernientes 4 la sociedad roma
ma.
Nl doctor Oeccarelli, uno de los
medicos del Vaticsn0, dire que
des1e Ia muerte de Pho TX no ha
teuido necesidad de tomar mas que
una vez el palso & 50 ilustre suce
sor. * IN
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-01-18
.AVISO.

La novl'la que SO rifabs, dssti-
nando gu producto & la construc
ci6n de un Hospital en- la villa de
Ooamo. ha iocado en- suerte al nd
nero 81. La persona que 10 teDga
se presentGra Ieolams ria en- el TOR
mino de M NEE, veDcido el cual
caducarA si no sc solicits, quedando
nusvamente propledad del Hospi-
|tal,
soAmo, Ruero IL de 1898 LA
--sfaellva. suAl
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-01-18

GGol esp" O'ementina de Cana
rias, " carga para Naguabo y Hu-
mscao.
Gol esp Isabe;a, carga para
Yabucoa.
Bdta esp "sNneva Flor, " cargs
para Fajsrdo y Vieques.
Gol esp )" Peplto," pendiente.
t4ol esp" Marie, " pendIente.
Gol esp "Diohosa." peudiente.
Bdra esp " Paquits, " carga para
Agoadilla.
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.ayHe aqui el cuadro de los part
dos Y de Gus fuerzas respeCtIvas

OV0 y 00 00S xuOk 6oO AOS 49,
1e Partido de los DuqSes NM
de Broglie, duque d. Aumale, Ju
lio Simon, duque d. Audiffret, Rou
sse, monsenor Perrsud, Leon SAY
HervS, ccnde d'Hsussonville, Mel
chor de Vogue y Pierre Lott.
Estos dos tltimos entraron en- il
Academia apoyados srdientemen-
te por los leares del partido de lti
DuqMes.
2! El partido de Ia Revist0 dt
Ambos Mundos +: NM. M6cieres.
CASTOR Baissier, Tiame, Maximo
du Camp, Victor Oherbulies, de
Mszade, Gr6ar y Lavissa.
80 El partido de Los DrGmGtur-
Cos: NM. Alexandra Dumas, Sar
dou, Paicheron, Ooppe, Hal6vy y
Meihac.
Mr.. Oam'lo Doucet, que figuraba
antes en- 81 partido de Los Duques,
SO pas6 al ue Los DrGnsaturgos; ;
en- la question Zola es uno de
los Raag6n MdcqIayt, cuya candi
datura Ia combaten los otros dos
grupUs, sobre todo el de la RevistG.
Ea cuanto 4 Olaretie, es bastante
dificil ssignarle una opinion. Pae-
den disput&rselo CON justo titulo
todos los partidos.
4o El partido de los Independien
tes: NM Legouve, Emilio Olivier
Pasteur. Su,ly Prudhomm NE, Ls~
conte de LisIe Is ts francamente
hostil & Mr.. Z)la) J, Doruy, Messps
y Ffeycinet
Para feanquear las pueitas de Ia
Academia espreciso contentar 8
los cuatro partidos. Desde hace
mucho tempo los Duques sostie
men Ia candidatura de Mr.. Thu
reau Danquin, cat6lico y orleanista
militante, antor de una historic de
LtsSs Felipe, en- cinco 6 seis tomos.
El candidate de los DrGmGtWr-
gos ca Mr.. Zols, que puede contar
como votos seguros los de Dumas,
Sardou, Meilhac. .Hal6vy, Lemin-
ne, Oopp6s, Doucet y Olaretie.
La inteligencia puede establecer.
ne vo.ando los DNqwes 4 Zols, q
cambio de que los Dramatsrgos
voten & Th1reau Danguiu.
Pero como hap dos huecos mas,
produeidos por la muerte de Bou-
sset y de Lemoioe, 10 entente sers
dificil
(Reproducido)
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REFERENOIAS:
Don Carlos Gavarain.-Ponce
Lucas a madeo.-B ArrOs.
Oelso Oaballero. o.-Acjuntas.
Jose ApArioiO Id!
Hip6lito ApariolO.--Id.
Juan j. Quintana.-Ii.
Casimiro Serrano.-Id.
De Rosario Remand, Vida. de Ji-
menez, q1ieDes me han demos.
rrado su confiauzs, encsrgandome
la educacion 6 instruction de sus
respectlvOs hjjos.
Para mas informes d. Rafael
Janer, en- Cuyo extinguido Oolegio
de Mancao tuve q mi cargo la asig.
natura de Latin y Oastellano.
Sc admitiran interDos, reanien.
dose en- 1mero de seis cuando me
nos.
Se cuenta con IN local espaCioso
= ntilado, y que reune las condi-
clones que soonsejsn los moder.
COS tlatadOs de Pedagogia.
Estlpendlos convencionales.
Adjultss Entro de 1893
BartolOnk LlGbrJs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-01-18
DOCTRlNA CRISTIANI
POR GIL ESTEVE.

Naeva ediciou perfectamsnle
impresa y encnadernadA en- car
ton, q NUEVE PESOS grue, .
al contado.
Tomando 10 gruesAs se hsce
IN buen descnentc.
10 veDta en- esta Imprents.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-01-18
ALlMI-A4llNAQUEs.

De pliego. con el ,sntorAl, do
los astron6micos, fiestAs religio
'as y o6ciaIer, etc, y Blocks, de
vsriadas formas y elegantes cro-
mos alegoricos, desde el mas lu.
loao 81 mas economico, pefo to.
dos bel.os ) escogidos, hGllanse y
se venden en- estS Imprents.
7 pronto Sc conciuJ enl
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-01-18
TRAvRsfA.

Ana v GoAAs
Berg 6sI Oories," cargando.
Vap alei Oremon, esrgando.
Boa nor " Vssco de Cana, des'
cargando.
Col ing Narcisus," cargando
oABorA3E.
Col esp "s)oraEon de jesus car
"a para Aresibo.
Bora esp Rita, oarga pars
Ag, lila y !. sy agueE.
Col cap "Dos Amigos" carga pa
m FajaIdo.
Col cap" " Guillermito, scarga y pa
"a Auoyo y Ponce.
Col esp" +" Osrmellts, . carga pa-
ra Arccibo.
Col esp "Proviiencis, }" carga pa
70 Fsjaroo y Vie 1ues.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-01-18

ri dia 10 del mes en- cnrso, q las
s de ls manana, tendran logar
en- la ig!esla de San Frsnclsco
las honras fdnebres por el eterno
descans0 del alma del que en- vi
da fn6
Don Tomas .Blanco y Gonzalez.
Su viuds, hiio,, madre y ma
dre polftics, hesmanos legitimos
y politicos presentes y ausentes
y demas de la famllis, ruegan 4
aus amigos y relaclonados Sc sir
van asistir a tan piadoso acto
anticipAndoles sus mas expresi-
vas graclas. Puerto-Rico, Ene-
70 Ii de 1898.
Nota.-No SO repart;rdn esqus-
las de invita0i6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-01-18
RFVISTl CONERCIll
De NOTIOIAS Y AEUNOIOS
OperaCiones durante los
dlas 16 y II de Enero.
MOvIMIENTO DB BUQUEs
SKTRA1As DR TRAvRafA.

SKTRA!1As DR TRAv RRfA.
De LunembUrgo, gol ing Mar
cissus, f" do 1877 toneladas, capita
Peter Heisler, d Lopez Vil'amil &
90, 125 b[s a'enques. 333 t6rcios
80 tambores, 1902 d bacalao, 81
t6rcios pescads, 1920 tsblas.
De PtO-Plata y esca'as, va0 fr
"Saint Simon" u jose T. Silva,
Goa carga de transito.
ENTRADAS DE CABoTAJF.
Col esp "Hortensia," de Aguadi.
lla.
Rlrs esp "Pedrito," de Vieques.
Bdra esp "Ritits," de A0uadilla
y Msyagiiez.
Bdra esp "Oscar," de Maya ytiaz.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-01-18

Mercedes, Is LA Oatedra de
San Pedro en- Roma, y Sauta Pris
"a, virgen y mSetir.
Jueves. 19.-SAn Canuto, Rey
San Mario Y companerOs martiret
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-01-18
S0BRINOS De EzOuIAeA,
EORTALRAA. il.

Oaaa de gtroG y eominUnes.
AgenteR de l0s vaporss.corFeos do 10
OompAfia TrasatlAnttca Kspaiiola.
AgenGes dc Id Id dc los aeioYes In.
Rrinaga y Oo., lie Liverpool.
1aem ldem G. e. Fletcher y Co.,
Id. (comparfa ola Flecha") dc ID.
Agsntss Dc ID Id Dc Los setioreg j. Z.
Nickels y Oo., Hnea de "Serra".
Agentes de Bahr, Behrend y Ross,
Linsa de "Serra".
Agsntss do la OOmpania Do Ssguros
cantra 1ncsndioB dsnominAde laH Ro.
yL". d.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-01-18
ENFERMEDADES Do EST0MAGO. sYno Cnasang

81 msjOr remediO que Sc pued'
enuontrar para combatir diVerso'
estados patol6gicos, como rsQuitis.
mo, escroiulas, tuberculosis pulmO-
aar y estado general de debilidad,
es Ia Emulsion de SCOTT, de gran
utilidad por So ehcacla, cuantO POI
ia facilidad CON que So digiere.
SeloEes Scott y Buwne.-Oerti.
ficO: que desde que empeCe la prac.
lea dc Medlclna en- Ponce, Puerto
Rico, he heCho frecnente uso de L.
KHutsi6n de SCOTT, y s.empre COD
latlsfactorios Iesultados en- as M.
merosas sp.icaCiones que So pue-
den haCer con este medicsmento;
sobre todo en- los pafses calidos, en-
donde es tan it'll On preparado re
parador, cualquiera que sea Ia eau
ga del decsimiento organico, el
aceite de higa0o do bacalao bajo ls
forma de Emulsion que ustedes
prepar9n es sin duda mas soporta.
BILE que eD sceite pnro. Ponce, Abril
IL do 18S7.-Dr. Eduardo LacOt
de la Faculrad de Psris.
FL gran eSpscifcO contra tudal
las afecoiones oe Higado. La Po
doflina y in LeptaG drina, sustain
clas puramente vegetables que for
man los prinCipales elementos d
Ia composition de las afamsda
Pildorss de Bfistol, poseen toda
las buenas cualidades del mercuri
en- las Intermediates del ligadC
sln producer niDguno dc sus dess
4radables y peJudiclales efeetoI
Bsjo 50 poderosa y saludable 81
lci0n desaparecen en- breve todo
los desarregios biliosos, dolores j
costados, ictericia, mareos, y c
suma, todos los dolores, eufermt
dadss y achaques que reconoce
su oiigeo On el Higado.
CoMPRIMROs De vIcRY De FfDI