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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-02-10
He Knew How IL Wa.

From the Detroit Free Press
In the cabin of a Windsor Ferry boat me
other afternoon was a well-drcssed man who
carried his hand to his jaw now ana then
and uttered q stined groan- After on
fellow passenger had h1s curiosity eroSse4
and brusoueiy ausfzsos
''ToothAchsr
yes"
sTs she horer1~
II expect So
.'0sves q sort Of w1sgie and then 3uznps -
you now and then don't she7
"Yes. Great snakesl How / suffer-
.sI.ye been there and know all about II,
n she's boiler and has the jumps y atnt
no use foolin' around What you want - -
n to 20 10 q dentist
.Tymi Jerusha, but how n aches-
SEQ right TO tho dentist and have n
yanked out Man with toothachs always
feels q little scared about having u yenked.
but that's an imagtna ton- YOU Know.
~rd rather be shotf" groaosd the su1srsN
''Oh. pshaw! Go 20 some dentist who
rtvss laughing gas. He'll give you gas and
tnke that tooth out without your knowing n,
I plsdse you my word Il won't hurt Any
more than pairing OF q finger nall
'sumi What a Hart Gway from msf-
"why. man. pledge you my word rhas
you'u never@
sDon't talk b mel I know an about ~
rye been 2 dentist myseaf for ths last nf-
"3h. you haver- yrowled the other as he
backed away. well that's different n
win not only seem to you as n your blamed
oN bead was being pulled or your Shout
dan. but your Jaw VIII ache tor eeo wsaaD
aftsA and Tn AanA ~ - - tsset
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-02-10
THESE PAPERS
ON THE STAND.
BUY PAPERS IF YOU WANT

TO READ THEM.
Il call them peppers continued the
newsdealer. They come in here regularly
know them as well as know nv mothers
race L should recognize them II l met
them at the front door Of hsdes / know
Al these fellows who come I'm here and paw
over the papers without buving. But the
peppers L know best OF all / never saw
one that does not fascinate me. 1 can't
keep my eyes of of him. He holds me
spellbound- 1 can look at one Of these
ordinary free readers when he comes IN
and ringers over all the Gailies and eight
or ten dollars worth OF illustrated weekies
and magazines. and after noticing who il
is, l can go on with my writing or other
work. But the pepper commands my whole
attention. Did you ever see one? Nog
Well, he is an individual who seems TO
have plenty OF time and very little money.
he goes over the papers and magazines
Systematically. He knows just what days
we get each magazine and he 10 here
promptly to look at them. He is especially
fond OF pictures. and IL as greedy as q
child for them. 1t is his mania that dis
tinguishes him from the common news
stand sponge. He is so thoroughly con-
trolled by his evil habit that he is not con-
cut pages OF a magazine. He must see
those that are inside the folded pages He
dare not take out his pocket knife and cut
the leaves. and / have not yet provided my
counter with free paper-knives. So he tips
the magazine up and peeps down IN be-
tween the folded leaves, and takes a slant
ing look at the pictures within. Now and
then in his surreptitious enjoyment or
what Is not costing him a cent he tears the
pages Just a little accidentally. Then with
a start he shuts the magazine. slaps IL down
on the counter, and gets out OF the SHOP
as fast as he can-probably TO 80 70 some
other place and continue his entoymeat Oh
stolen Delights"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-02-10
WOMEN AND SHOES.
A Dealer Who Thinks That Washing
ton Women Can Improve.


Tell me a shoe story" said the news
drummer to a dealer in footwear.
THAT question is as broad as a comic
joke and as extensive as the general well
fare clause" answered the merchant.
well, then, do Washington women dress
their feet as neatly as do the daughters of
other cities?"
mo. The New York woman knows more
about dressing her feet than does any other
woman on the west shore Of the Atlantic.
The French woman, in this respect. though.
leads the world. The mistake most foolish
ly and repeatedly made is the purchase of
shoes that are too small. II the foot Is
large. a small shoe, merely because 1t Is
small will not conceal the defect. 1t will
also, If the lady persists in using it, in
crease the size of the foot by exerting too
great pressure on the joints thus enlarg-
ing them. Few feet are absolutely pretty,
and a small shoe will display this short
coming quicker than any other shoe.
1t will have to assume the shape of the
foot in order to be borne.
Then the question Of personal comfort
ought to weigh something in this alleged
era Of common sense. French women are
the most particular women in the world
as to the fit of the shoe and the perfection
of all it's details. 1t must be snug across
the instep. must fit the ankle without
wrinkle and must be plenty long. They
never use high heels and sharp toes on
their walking shoes. but give their every
joint all the working room II needs. No
woman can be perfectly attired in a ready
made shoe. Her shoe should certainly be
made on her last, and not on last that is
supposed to fit all feet Of that size, without
regard to individual popularity. Washing
ton women have a dowdy way of rigging
up their feet. Walk along the avenue and
you will rarely see girl whose shoes fit
without wrinkles. or that are not run down
on one side, or not rubbed at the heels 1t
Is very common thing to see a Washing
ton girl with a button off her shoe. WASH
fngton girls have as small feet the rest
of womankind, but they are behind the
times in methods of shoeing themselves"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-02-10

Superintendent Geo. ]. Luckey of the city
schools of Plttsburg was engaged yester-
day in examining a number of Catholic
nuns who desire to become teachers in the
public schools in the thirty fourth ward of
that city. Several hundred children in
that district have been attending the pa
rochial school, which is too small to ac-
commodate them. while there is plenty of
room in the public school. Last fall it was
suggested that the sisters be allowed to
teach these children at the Riverside build
ing. This made it necessary for them to be
regularly examined as to their qualifica-
lions just all other teachers. A number
of members of certain orders tried to con-
vince Superintendent Luckey that 1t was
his duty to refuse to examine the sisters
but failed. Mr.. Luckey received instruc-
tons from the state superintendent of
schools that he should examine them If
they applied in their family names, and
not as sisters belonging to any peculiar
church organiza ton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-02-10
FLOGGED A kENTUCKIAN,s WIFE.
BlOOdshed Bound to Follow an Out
rage in Washington County.

raSe In "ash1ngtOn county.
A special from Harrodsburg. KY, says:
Fifty masked men rode up to the home of
Samuel Milton near here in Washington
county, broke open the door, and while a
heavy guard stood watch over Milton. the
rest of the mob dragged Mrs. Milton out of
bed and. in view of her husband, gave her
rhirty-nine lashes with hickory switches.
The one garment the regulators left on her
was torn into shreds before they finished.
They left, saying that the punishment was
because she was suspected of infldelity.
Mrs. Milton was a Miss Mathesy, and is
celebrated for her beauty. Her husband
procured divorce to marry her, and about
that time shot the father of his first wife,
who had attacked him in court A fierce
feud broke out and several deaths resulted,
enc man being hanged for murder.
This new outrage is likely TO cause a re-
newal of hostilities. Milton is known to
be very nervy. and is hunting for the men
who committed the outrage upon his wife.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-02-10

IF YOU WOULD REACH
THE HOMES
OF
INTELLIGENT PEOPLE
READERS AND
BUYERS
ADVERTISE
IN
THE EVENING STAR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-02-10

TAKING
INTO ACCOUNT
SERVICE RENDERED
AND
RESULTS SECURED.
ITS
ADVERTISING RATES
ARE AMONG
THE LOWEST
THE UNITED STATES
AND
VERY MUCH LOWER
THAN THOSE
OF
ANY OTHER PAPER
WASHINGTON
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-02-10
THE NEW CONGRESS.
Where Senators and Representative
Can BE Found.
Vice President.

Vice President.
stevenson. A. H.. ILL.,. Normandle.
Senators.
Aidrich, Nelson w.. r. l.. Arlington.
Allen, William W, Neb. ,246 Delaware ave-
Allison. William B., Iowa, 1124 VT. ave,
Bate. William G.. Tenn, Ebbitt House.
Berry, James H., Ark, Metropolitan.
Blackburn. Joseph c. s., KY, Normandie.
Brice. Calvin s., Ohio, 1911 II st.
Butler. Matthew c., s. c., 1434 N st.
Caffery, Donelson, La, Richmond
Call. Wilkinson. Florida, 1903 N NV.
Camden, Johnson N, w. Va, Normandie
Cameron, James D., Pa.
Carey, Joseph NJ, Wyo., Arlington.
Chandler. William E., N. H., 1421 I st.
Colquitt, Alfred H., Ca, 20 ST. Sc rs
Coke. Richard. Texas. 420 9TH st.
Coekreli' Francis NJ. Missouri 1918 NV.
Sullom. Shelby NJ, ILL.,, 1413 Mass. ave.
Daniel. John W., Va, 100 10Th st. -,
Davis. Cushman K. Mimi. 142S Mass. Az.
Dixon. Nathan F.. r. l., Arno.
Doiph. Jos. ~. Greg. Lafayette square.
Dubois. Fred T., Idaho, 1890 18th St
Faulkner! Chas. j.. w. Va. 1919 RI ave
Frye, William p. Maine, Hamilton.
Gallinger. J. H.. N. H.. The Elsmere.
George. J: T.. Miss. Hotel Varnum.
Gibson, Charles H., Md, Shoreham
Gordon, John B.. Ga. 9ls 18th ST. NV.
German. Arthur p, Nd, The Portland.
Gray, George. Del. 1927 X st.
Hale. Eugene, Me-. 1901 18th st.
Hansbrough. Henry c.. Nd. Cochran.
Hawley. Joseph r.. Conn, 2O27 st.
Higgins. Anthony. Del, 1924 18th ST.
Hill. David B.. NY, Normandie.
Hoar. Geo, E.. Mass. s27 Vermont ave.
Hunton, Eppa. Va, Normandie. '.,,l -.a
Irby. ]. In. S. c., 1914 18th ST. e, 5Ioi
Jones, Jas. X. Arkansas, 915 M nw.iIo
Jones. John p, Nevada, Chamberlin's B. iSs
Kyle, James H.. S. D., Varnum, N. ]: ave.
Lodge, Henry Cabot. Mass, 1921 r. I. az.
Lindsey. William. KY. Cochran.
Henderson. Charles F., Neb., 1888 18th st.
Martin, John, Kansas. National
Mcmillan. James. Mich. TIA VT. ave.
M,Pherson. John r.. N: j.. lola VT. Ave-
Mitchell. John H., Oregon. Chamberlin's
Mitchell. John L., Wis,
Morgan. John T., Ala, 315 1-2 st.
Morrill, Justin S. VT. l Thomas circle
Murphy, Edward. jr., N.Y.,l701 X st.n.w.
Palmer. John NJ, ILL.,. Elsmere.
Pasco. Samuel, Florida, Metropolitan.
PETER VIM. A, Kansas, Elsmere.
Perkins, Geo. c.. Cal, Maltby building.
Pettigrew. r. F.. s. D., Cochran.
Platt, Orville H.. Conn, 1927 l ST.
Power, Thomas c.. Mont. The Cochran.
Proctor, Redfeld, Vermont, 1437 r. 1. ave.
Pugh, Jas L., Alabama. 1893 r st. NV.
Quay. NJ. 8. Pennsylvania, Normandie
Roach. William NJ. N. D., l541 T st.
Sherman. John. Ohio 1921 K ST.
Shoup, Geo L., Idaho. The Cochran.
Smith, James. jr.. n. j.. Normandie:
stewart, w lillian M, NeV., fOrtldnu.
Stockbridge. F B., Mich, 1701 Conn. ave.
Squire. Watson c., Wash. Normandie.
Teller. Henry NJ, Colorado, 1887 p st. d. o.
Turpie. David. Ind. The Varnum.
Vance, H. B., N. c., 1927 Mass. ave.
Vest. Geo. G., Missouri. 1904 P NV.
Villas William F., Wis, Arno. sa-.F
Voorhees, Daniel w., Ind, 1923 N. H. ave.
Walthall. Edward c.; Miss, INA r 1. ave.
Washburn, William D., Mimi. Arlington.
White. Edward D.. La. Richmond.
White, Stephen NJ. Cal. Ebbitt.
WolcOtt Edward q Col 1921 Conn ave
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-02-10
Tell.

Results Tell.
IT HAS BEEN
MATHEMATICALLY
DEMONSTRATED
DISTINGUISHED
INVESTIGATORS
THAT
SIXTEEN DOLLARS
INVESTED IN
AN ADVERTISEMENT
THE EVENING STAR
WILL SECURE
49, MORE
THE WAY OF RESULTS
THAN
TwENTY-EIGHT DOLLARS
INVESTED ELSEWHERE.
WHY NOT.
THEREFORE,.
SAVE
TWELVE DOLLARS
OUT OF
49, TwENTY-EIGHT
's' WHEN you CANT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-02-10
The Art
of
Advertising
CONSISTS IN
GETTING
THE GREATEST RESULTS
FOR
THE LEAST MONEY.

BUSINESS MEN
WHO
HAVE SUCCEEDED
SAY THAT
THE NEWSPAPERS
OFFER THE BEST MEDIUM
FOR
REACHING THE PUBLIC.
AND THAT
ONE ADVERTISEMENT
IN A GOOD PAPER.
SUCH AS
THE EVENING STAR,
Is WORTH
A HUNDRED
ON FENCES AND BARNS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-02-10
HE DON'T LIKE PEPPERS.

A Newsman's Piain-Spoken Opinion of
Certain Class Of People.
4 have my opinion Of a certain class NJ
people, said an uptown newsdealer not
long ago.
he was one Of those churlish newsdealerx
who have a sign on their news stands IKE
this:
GENTLEMEN
WILL
NOT
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TENNDURIA DE LIBROs, POI
ORstafios.
LEY DE NXPROPIAO1ON
FORZOSA.
OODIGO DE OOMERoIO, "Gi.
ROM.
NUEvO OODIGO DE JUSTI-
ola MILITAR, anotado spor el
Doctor r. Sen chez de Ocafia, re-
d&ctor de Ia '' Revista Dc los TRi-
bunales y
OODIGO DIE COMEROIO, edi-
M6n de bolsilso. III
OODIGO PENAL DE OUBA Z
PUERTO-RICO.
UODIGO PENAL DIN CUBA z
IPUERTO-R1OO. por as Biblioteca
Judicial. a.s
FORMULAKIOe DR 10 Oh
VII, "Aballa"
MANUAL DEL sHORNTA-
RlOs "Abella', I 4
| DEREQHO ADMIN1STRATI-
VO, ~Abellar ga
REGI4AMENTO EN LAS CA
RRERAe OIvILNe DN ULTRA
MAR. =
LEY DH. GAIA. para Ouba ,
Puerto Rico. d Iea5 .
FLORES z. LAGR1MAe, poi
| D. Domingo b. HeznAndek.
NORMuLARIO Criminal, pO1
Abella
I'd. Msgisrs$4. poE BouSpar eat
HIST0RIA \ ATURAL. po,
I ereda.
ARtTMHTl0A, Aigsb,@ ? Ges
metr9a, p0E Oasd;s..
EIAosOF1A. ~, el Padre o.
ferino.
GaRAMATIOA pRAEuEsA p0z
Ollendorf y BeDaE.
GRAMATI0A TNGLN6A, 9u
LbasEa
GRAMMATICAL MUSICAL, POI
EOYaero.
OODIGO UIEiL. -- Nueva edi-
ei6n Official EeforMSG.A.
ARIIMETLOA. Cor6azar.
DIOCIONAEIO DE LA LINN
QUA OA6TELIsANA, por la AGA.
demtas
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iiepepsia. Rl veneno por elias en-

dyspepsia. El veneno DOR elias en-
eendrado podrfs estar cculto Y sil
eentlrse duranie largo tempo, D. II
tambi6n hscerse entOnces, de re-
pente, activo por etecto de canssn.
cio mental, de exceso en conner. d.
conner NAL, de exposition al airt
libre 8 cualquiera de otras tanta.
inHuencias. Entonces deCayeron
log rihones 6 los que siguieron q
est6mago 8 higsdo), el aceite vene.
noso latente en- la sangre pudo de.
aaErolsar la inflsmaci6n en- las arti.
culaciones, y los flnidos asi retenl.
dos produjeron Ia hidropesia. Con
semejante estad0 de cosas pueden
producirse toda clase de desarre.
CLOS, siendo cada uno de elIos mas
bien que una enfeEmedad el sinto
ma y resultado de Ia s0la Causa de
casi todas las Intermediates: la in
digestion y 10 dyspepsia. El cora
zon y los pulmones se afectan mu-
chas yeces por -simpatia, y este es
70 que ocurri6 en- ell case del 5Sr
Hernndez, excitada como &c ha-
llaba 90 imagination por el miedo
q la tisis. sr- a eA{
OuEad Ia torpeza de la digestion,
expelled el yeneno acumulado, : ha
liareis eL seguida un rnejoramiento
general. III conseguir este estA en-
poder del Jarabe Curative de 10
Madre Seigel, como no 10 ha .esta-
% jamas quisas On poder de RENE.
dio alguno hasta hoy conocido.
81 81 lector go diEige 4 los SEes
A. j. White, Limitado de, 155, Oa-
lie de Oaspe, Barcelona, tendlan
mucho gustO en- enviarles gratuita.
mente IN folleto ilustrado que ex-
plique las propiedades de este re-
medic.
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PlLDORIS RBC0ESTlTUYENTES
PrvilegIo exclusive expedido Madrid e de Mayo del
~ 1871, por el Excrno Sr Minstro de Eonento.
PBBPARADAs EN LA FARMAOIA DE vALLE OANCIO
Juices dauaes ds u ysradgta formula Ponce D.Rico

Vente de expeneia han demossdo rropedad toni
nca reconuyen pdoa r1damente todas
dependen del de
amenaci6n nutrva ugares hdrnedos NAL
ventiladog poE enfesmedades ahteriores s7
su acc6n muy ehcaz Bn las papaoaes del
dolores cabez nspeens ebdsd dolores as perna
hdopes carancc sodess umhdoa de oido padsz dc
piel a resuep caor nstua meeormoa flores bana
9rande p6rdda ensrusci6n
complete dsaroo de On a edad
de puberad debdad general
aguda c6nicas tai ss araciones norboeas sn
de simple de Affection general deo
lesion org&nica medication
En- vista DC log de de agunos nconve
uiente pr6chea, mod6cado Ia formula
De oec p6bco preparation segura rapds
o coprueha gereazado gus hacs dc
ella en- t0da La isla
Con fn pecavese imtaciones que
rmua han hecho cuys inoes debe exgse
de egma proUedeDcia este de Aa
tspa superior IN aslo dies DOCTOR RBvERoN Medeo
OruIaEo, Ponce Puerto Co INFERIOR Ma ell aGO de
Oecho de faa exterior de ea aPono Ag0o so de 1890
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En- la Imprenta del BonETns se
han recibido loo siguientes:
C6digo Penal reformsdo en- 1870
cLn las yariaeionea introducidas on
el mismo poe la Icy de IL de Julio
de 1876, conCorda60 y comentado
para So mejor inteligenCia y t&cil
aphCaci6n, CON una multitud de
ejemplos y cuestionea practiCas ex-
tractadas do la jurispradenGia ests-
bleCida DOE 81 Tribunal Supreme
en- mas de cinc0 mil sentencias die
tadRa en- materla dc CasaCl6n 0ri-
minal dssde 1870 & 1887, y de 10
jurisprudencia francasa en- los ca-
SOS NO resneltos adm por la nuestra,
que dimanan de artioulos del o.
|digo frances, que guardian Completa
identidad ) analogta con les del
O6digo espahol, eeguido de un OK
tenso y minnClOsO repertoire alta
b6tico de las mismss y de un ap3n
dice CON las leyes penales espeCia-
les de contrabando ; defIaudaCi6n,
ferrocarriles, montes, ley eleCtora-
les y municipal, caSa y pesca, Icy
sobre protection q los nifios de &
de Julio de 1873, y sobre usuEpa-
ci6n y falsifoaCi6n de patentes de
81 del propio mes y emo, anotad@a
" comentadas CON la jurispruden-
ola del Tribunal Supreme.
Obrs utilisima q Ios se1ores Ma.
gistrados, Jurados, Jueces, Fisc&-
les, individuos dei CueFpo JuEidiOo
Miiitar J del4as funcionarios en-.
|cargados de Ia aplicaci6n de la ley,
, Muy particularmente os seno-
res Letrados, detensores 8 acuSa.
dores en- Csusa criminal, y4 todaa
aQuellas personaa que, desecsa,
de conooer el O6digo > IL Jurispru'
dencia, 40 han podldo hacer d
ellos un estudio especial, pos b
Rxcmo 6r D. Salvador Viada y vi.
llaseca, Magistrado del TEibuaa
Supreme y Diputad0 & Oortes.--Hl
TINA edicion, cuatro tomoa.
COMPILATION de Las disposi'
clones oEganicas de la Adminissra
ei6n de- JustiCia On Las prov!noiaI
| de Ult2mar, psecedida de una in
Eoduccs6n histories, anotads y
Soncordada con la legislacs6n ante
sic- y - de u Peninsula. y con la
reyes proc essles, y seguida de Va
lios ap6ndiCess. compEenaiVaa de i
LEY de unificsNi6n de 10 de Agoet'
de 1885, el 6ecreto Icy de emplea
doa de UltramaE = laa demas dia
posaciones vigentes, pos Bam6l
lSanchez Ocana, auxiliar del Mint
sterio de GraCia y Justicia y Redae
stor de Ia " Keviata de lRa TrlbuDs
l.ee''. Edici6n de 1891 /
IPEDAG0GIOA, pos don lose San
icnex y Gonzalez de somoano.
| .REEARTORIQ DN JURIS
IPRUDENOIA en materia cTimin&
tornado p0r ula lGDtA &c Ab0gt
laos, bajo Is dIreoci6n de don Vi
Icente Romerc GiEon; eolnpsend
|desde el al0 1870 6 $780, s tome
pssta.
l. LEGISLACION de pzineIa 81
,eHsnza. Ferser Rivero.
| VETEkINARI.As krag0. :
| Id alamana, Castro Verde.
FISLOA y guimiCa, Feliu.
| TABIsAS de log&rl1mos. aAs
.AeS Ramos.
TNGNDUELA, On Nhgoes OsSt'
lcs.
| ATLAS DIS Geng9stsa Uni70ga
Eoonspua.ao dc 20 mapaa Gsaz&d'
Iacn aEregla d la', eatuales &ivisi
ney 90 itiear. pze<s loo dc una n
IM,is esagr6sSs Esta&ssGssa, por d.
In iaa &eEoso.
lRaQODEa<l CIVIL, eoment&do 2
fsla6a, G etonos pssts,
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JOSE z. .ISs LV a
rnrUAN 81. .-UAPrTAL

oonsulado de M6jiso, Ban iueto
oomisioniste, Agenre prinCI pal de
10 GomDsfia general TEas ..tlantt-
nne (vapores ffanoases), Oorrespon
.sl.def Credit Ls ounsis de Paris, B.
r,reser tante de los EasableCimiea.
tsa le Gail de Earfs, de Ia Com
oa7I{a de SECURES Gssntra incandios
4. n orw,ch Onion, " = de. Ia Compa
s,a4espSiiolA !" Alis "a de asagars-
4 ,,fe s de Baec4lona. 'T4aae 90
1aslai On Agpadills.
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LINHA DH OAIBARI1N.

Todos Los lunss I las 8 dc II tatde
saldr& Us vapCr que, tocando los martel
en- IL isabella dc Sagua, nsgarG D Oai
BARREN los microbes.
RstornarG sAliendo:ds Uaibariea lol
juevss, dsspu6a Do ID llsgada del trsn
dc pnssjeros, CON escala en- Sagua, j
llegarA ! ID Habana los Visrns1s
Godos los vieYnes { lAs 8 dc d tatde
ssldfG otEo vspor que toeaf6.. en- isabella
d. ssgua los SAbadoA y llegari d Oai.
bafien los Domigos.
EfectukE& "a Fetorno.s o.snliendo de Ohi-
BARREN Lou martss, depu9s do IL IlsgAAa
del tren Dc paasjeros, tocar& On Sagua
y Ile9Arx / u Hsbana los miGrcolsas
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LlBROS BARATOS.
De vents, en- ID Imprents Del
BoI.ETIN MTRf,A ,ANFrr..

| De venta, en- ID Imprents .
BoLETm MEBcANTn. +
La b0lsa, 81 UomerCIo ,
las sociedades MerCan. /
tiles, l t0mo....~..... ll
LeCCiones de DeEeChO MeT
cantil,. por yarios alum.
nos de don luis 6ilvela, / /
tOmO O.....-. .>..-s.... / G
iibr0 de Las Satiras, Dor
don Ventura Ruiz Agui-
lera, comprende: lSati.
ras, La arcadia moder.
ma, Grandezas de los
peque6os, Epigramas Y
letrillas, Varlas fabulas
yMoraleias, i tOmo, r6s-
tiCa 900 paglnas.. =. -. a q
CAndldo, Novela pOr don
Mariana Ramirc, ] to.
mo r6stiOa. ....s-a.....- I
RlnC0nete y CortadillO Y
9a Nl li0enClad0 Vidriera
p0r idem, un tomo. .... q
Los Bafos de Argel, CO.
media, p0r i'd, un tomo.
Nl gallardO eapaiol, idem,
\ por idem, un tomo. -. .
Puntos de vista, por don
y Mlgael Moya, un tomo. 4
La leyenda de NoChe-bue-
N&.s~~ss s.e.sss ..o-.A 4
ri hijo del sacristan, por
don Carlos Frontanra,
t0mOS. ......s....... 8
Rcos Nacionales y Oanta- /
Nlres, por i'd .......... ........ / q
Felipe q Nstudi0 Hist6ri.
90 crttloo, pof V. GO.
Mez, / t0mO ...~......
Lhierro, Hstudio cientia.
30, por don julio 90.
0As-a s~sas
habitahilidad do les As
tros, poR don joss Mo-
reno Fuentes, l tomo..
Enebles y Tapioes, segun-
do s6rie de Cartas . una
seh0rita sobre 10 hsbi-
tacl6n, POE +. MIGUEL =
Badia. ] tomQ...-.-...
Homenaje Po6tioe, Poe.
efas de So ingenios, =
GoM0.44.es ...4s&-s s...
Leyenda de los Reyes, no
vela historical, por don
Torcuato Tarrago, l to-
: ~ V. 'F',''s-.s sssss-s e.~e~.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-04-18
.AVlSO.

SienGO obero de freCuens mitacouea donao1
Reve6n" hago pEesente que ee!nta t a@d4
vamente Ia acreditada Farmae qnt
icon depotaos verdane a. los que es,an an
torizadOs para mi ponnhre 9Ghas PndoEas.
Oep6stos: Capital 3riisrlety.Ponoe, Vale Oancio-Arec
bo FarmaCs Farmscia BetancesLares Eaacia
|Iturrino~ Oiales, Farnacia del Lodo Luis Lizard.
DOCTOR ~ RETERON
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-04-18
gEPlICIO COSlIlO In PTO. RICO
vAPCR "AVILES

HaIdra de San juan todos los Miel
coles al AmaEacer, una vez poE el Est
y otrs por 81 Oeste, tocAndo on 10
puntos de FAjArdo, Humacao, Arroyo
Ponce, Mayagusz, AguadillA, y AreOi.
bo y vice versa EesDSctiVamte.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-04-18
COLORES EK TUBOS

ARA LA PINTURA AL OLEOs
LA,OUAREl4A, Sc sAOABAN d.
REOIBlRL EN- ESTA IMPRNNTl
Hollin (disssl.
Bettn.
SlAnco dc pIAsat #
Blapco de plomra
Blanco de zinc.
Azul celeste,
Asul do cobaltss
A2ul dc PEusia.
OAstano (6sxa )--ds marta
Oastafio roio.
OAasanod Van Dyrk
JARmin qpemads.
OhrmiR do rubia.
Oeniza xgul.
Betmell6n.
autagAmha.
9ris Dc Payne.
indigo.
Amarillo delcsdmio,.
Amarillo dc cEomo cIaap.
Alaarillo de cEoSao ozeas
Amarillo indiancl
Amarillo de- Narolsss
? Lass qusraadS...
1aea easnainsn.
N Laca rnbia
. Laca amarillo.
Laos ordinaris.
LacA violads.
Negro de marfil.
Negro dc durasnc
Ocrs' sRstafo
0srs amarillol
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-04-18
.AMEGOs.D,E,TOD(Ds
PILDORAs HOLLOWAY.

Millonea Dc personas, en- tcda.
LIS parties del mundo. recomiendan
dichas Pfldoras como 81 meior res
taurativo de Ia aAlud que se COMO
ce. Ellas curan todas ias afeocIo.
nes del coras6n, del hiaado. ie.
fest6msgo. de los EihoDes y de loo
intestinos, y remuevsn L. acrimo-
mia, la natulencia = ID cardialgis.
expulsando de ID sangre toda {m-
pureEA fortsleciendO completameu !.
TO 81 ststema neFvioso y dando m
tono saludable II u: oEgsnisaci6
general.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-04-18
RNMOLCADOR

,Esta empress tisue 81 vApor AGUI-
LA, potente para ,remolquss por lAl
costaS de esta IslR, y habilitando ID
bombas para Achiqras ' dtilss para aal-
vSmento.