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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-12-10

W. (. r. BRECKINRIDGE seems deter mined to keep himself in evidence. The mans audacity is without limit. and his effIontery brazen and unblushing to the last degree. Breckinridge probably feels that action and excitement are necessary to his existence. but 1t would seem that he has had enough to make him desire a
 far from the maddiug crowd. He has,
 however. made plans for himself that will keep his hands full of business for some time to come. He is going to take the lecture platform. an1 he will try to defeat the reelection of Jo Blackburn to the senate In the former role Colonel Breck- inridge will be little better than a dime musaum attraction. A proud and sensi- tive man could hardly consent to make a market of the notoriety gained in a salaciOus law suit. Colonel Breckinridge will be heard only by the idle. curious and the vulgar. No one knows just why Colonel Breckinridge intends to make war on MT Blackburn. but there are many reasons why he ought to wage war on pc- body. Gentle stiffness and humility would be very becoming to Colonel Breckinrldge just now. He can never rise from the depths of his great fall. except by the help of those who cast him down. It is brave to keep up a hopeless fight, even to the last ditch. and ask no quarter when one is fighting m a noble cause. but Colouel Breckinridge Is simply fighting to satisfy gIudges and pay of old scores against people who had very good reasons for being hostile U his ambition. The man has lost all reason and seems deter mined to make Lis ruin beyond hope of
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-12-10
HOW TO PACK APPLES FOR MARKET
Use Care and Best of Materials to Get the
 Best Results.

Use Care and Best of Materials to Get the
 Best Results.
 In every instance use new barrels. Do not use the small size barrel, such as Cranberries are packed i'll. It is not a bar rel in contents. It costs as much freight aS the full size barrel, and buyers in England make n distinction in price from 90 cents to 75 cents barrel
 When four barrels are used and ev- cry care taken in dusting or washing out, there is always enough flour secret ed in the crows, or seams, to dust oveI the apples to give them q very uninvit- ing appearance when opened up for in spection on arrival in Europe.
 There is great difficulty this year to even obtain sufficient secondhand flour barrels. Where there is such difficulty would advise the use of a case made with two compartments, such compart- ments to measure just l5 1a inches square each
 Pack the apples ill them, and without papering, and pack tight, same as in barrels. This size case will hold just about as much as barrel The case should be made close and not open. The ends and middle pieces should be made of seven -eighths to inch wood, and sides. tops and bottoms of three-eighths inch wood
 In packing use only the most careful ly selected fruit. Apples are sold in England largely by auction. Two bar rels are generally sent to the auction room as samples of the lot Ono barrel is opened, shown at the inviting end. The other barrel is dumped into a bas ket about feet square and a foot deep, which shows what is in the middle and bottom of the barrel. Buyers pay no at tention to the barrel showing the fine surface, but buy from what they see il the basket, so packers must realize any deception in packing is immediately de rected.
 The great trouble with many of our New England packers is that, as a rule they pack too slack. The barrel should be we'll shaken when half and three quarters packed, so as to settle the apple: together snugly. The barrels should bt filled at least an inch above the chimes so that pressure by a hand screw i: necessary to get the end in. If packer, would do this in the orchard, it would do away with the necessity and sav' expense of opening slack barrels anC filling them.
 The barrels should be we'll nailed anC head Innings used top and bottom, ant of sufficient length to take in all piece that form the head. There should be n, marks of any description on either en' of the barrel except the kind of apple and the stencil address of the party the, are to go to. Do not expose apples to tn, suns rays after being picked and befor, barreling. Do not let them lie on tn ground either. It is far better to pacl from the trees into barrels as fast a picked. Remember, windfalls will no do to ship under any circumstances.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-12-10
OFFICE CT 8 CHBRRr. Al Drayton stre |
 SAVANNAH, GA,

OfFICE NF o OHHhht1 @E Dfny puu ktIt tt
 SAVANNAH. GA.
 MEssRs LIPPNAN BRos. Savannah. Ga:
 DEAR SrR:-I would like to add my tes- timony to the almost miraculous effect of P. P. P. in the case of Mary Ingraham. a woman living on my place; she had con- stant cough. sore throat. debility. etc, and was emscistsd to a degree that she was unable to get out of unaidsd. being given up by physicians; she had taken the unin- ous so-cslled Blood Medicines without the least effect. until being put under the P. P. F., she immediately began to improve and is now in as good health e ever in her life. You can refer to me at any time as to the effects of P. P. P..in the fore going case.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-12-10

here and there was an enemy 10 be seen, only here and there a spot where rcgi- ments faced each other and fought to hold the key to e position.
 By the right flank. marchi" went old Third before the battle was two hours old, and after moving half a mile we took up a position to cover the crossing Of two highways. It was blind fighting, a bat tie of blindfolded men.
 No one knew the strength of the enemy in front. We werc simply ordered 10 fight him if he appeared and hold him till re achievements came to us We had not been in position ten minutes when we re- alized that annihilation awaited us If we did not retreat Our colonel was i'll in the hospital at Washington and the next in command at home with a wound. The major, thrice wounded and thrice return- cd to duty, stood on the open highway and looked along the short lino made by the 800 and then at the advancing enemy. Their bullets were flying about him as he shouted at us:
 "Men, they arc going to consolidate the old Third with q regiment which has run away twice on the field of battle Do you want this to come abOuts"
 No, no, no.'' shouted 800 voices
 You can prevent 1t if you will This is the old Thirds last fight Let therc be nothing to consolidate when it Is over"
 He was chcerCd again and again, and the men wCrc cheering us they fired their first yolley. Some of the war histories have given a few lines to it One, two. three thousand men came down upon tho 300. They came in front and on each flank, and they finally encirclc1i the skele- ton rcgiment- Surrender was called for, but refused There was no hrCakinG hack, no running away. IL was n fight to the death, and when the enemy finally tri- umphed only = of the 3OO were left alive and unwOunded to bc carried of as pris- oners- Them was no lOngcr any old Third IL was wiped out. No flag, no roster, no officers, no men. There were dead to be buried, but no living men to march on with Grant and lose their idcn- tity by consolidation
 In after days letters came down from the north for members of the Third. They were sent away tO Washington marked, Not found" Officers rOdc through the camps asking for the quarters of the Third No one could tell them unless they ap- piled at hriEade headquarters Then the answer was: ''Thrrc Is no Thirl. IL died in the WildcrneSs-' NJ QUAD
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-12-10

MiSSletOe
 Our customers bear witness that we served them in fine shape through the Thanksgiving season We are ready to do even better during the Christmastide Our facilities are unexcelled in this little . town for providing at lowest prices the best of meats poultry. vegetables, fruits. groceries and table delicacies, -four. grain and feed. Respectfully,
 L. P. & A. N. GuilfOile.
 At the Brooklyn Grocery
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-12-10
UNDER BREAKERS.
A PACIFIC COAST EXPERT TELLS HOW
 HE GOES THROUGH THEM.

He Is . Doctor and an Athlete and Is Called "rhe King of the Breakcrs." Copies From the Wild Duck-Easicr to Go Out Than to Get Back to show.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-12-10
A Pretty Hint.

A Pretty Hint. She said to the youth us they stood at the dooi While parting-the artful thing, "Don't knock, if you please, as you did before, But next time come with q ring"
 Now York Press.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-12-10
Notice.

hereby notify all persons liable to pay taxes in the South Brooklyn school district that have received & rate bill and war rant to collect a school tax of fifteen mills on the dollar on the list of 1893. and that the same will become due. aud payable on December 10. 1854. and will be at my residence. Riverside park. to collect the sam. on and aftsz said date.
 ]. Fl. WILTON.
 Collector.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-12-10
Wall Pnper.

Wall paper samples arc deceptive. Never select from them. They will make your room look smaller quito often, though they bad not that effect In the sample. Sc. lsct from the roll and have several strung effect
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-12-10
T he lennncrat.
O. and N. T. MALoNEY. PusI1sHxns.

THE resolution unanimously passed by the Brooklyn board of education request ing the police to enforce the law which prohibits the sale of cigarettes to children. recalls the fact that we have an anti-cigar- cite law in Connecticut that is a dead letter on the statute books. The law should not remain unsnforced. for the effects of tobacco smoking by persons of tender years are too obvious and disas- trous for the evil to be tolerated while there is legal power to suppress it.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-12-10
BLIXT SHOT MISS CLING.
His Confession Clears Up the Minneapolis Murder Mystery.
TWAS INsTIGATED BY HAYWARD.


 Fell Into the Piot-Driyen Out to Meet .
 Green Goods Man and Shot by Q Hired
 Assassin-working Up m Alibi.
 MINNEAPOLIS, Dec. 10.-n the comics sion voluntarily made by Claus A. Blixt,' the janitor of the Ozark flats, in the pres cncc of Mayor Eustis, the county attorney and the chief of police is true, Harry T. Hayward fired the shot that killed Cath crime Cling. and Blixt aided him in dispos- ing of the body. The story of this horrible crime is related by Blixt as follows:
 When Blixt had decided he wanted to unburden his mind of his share in the crime, he was driven by the mayor and chief of police to the some of the tragedy on the Excelsior road. Upon rsfurning from the drive Blixt sat in the mayors office and told the whole horrible story. He related it in lruken English. and 1t was necessary at tinas for him to explain the exact meaning of his language.
 Blixt fixed the time of his first conyer- sation with Hayward in regard to the money making schemes which the young man had in mind as about two weeks ago, but it is evident from his story that they
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-12-10

Point Comfort was named by tho first colonists in lgo7 Tho name was bestowed on account of the good channel and safe anrhorn1a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-07-25
DOCTOR ~ RETEROM

TENRDURIA DE LIBROs, POI
OasuafiOs.
LEY DE .ExPBoPIACION
FORZOSA.
OODIGO DE OoMEROIo, "Gi'
rom.
| NUEvO OODIGO DE JUsTI.
OLA MILITAR, anotado pOr el
Doctor 3. Sanchez de Ocafia, re-
dactor de la " Revista dc los Tri-
bnnales
OODIGO DE OOMEROIO, edi-
cl6n de bolsillo.
OODIGO PENAL DE CUBA Y
PUERTO-RIOO.
| OODIGO PENAL DE CUBA Y
PUNRTO-RIOO, por la Bibloteca
Judicial.
FORMULARIOs DE 10 o.
VII, ISABELLA"
MANUAL DEL sRORETA-
BIO, "Abella'.
DEREOHO ADMINISTRATI-
70, "Abellap
REGLAMENTO EN LAS Ca
BRERAS OIVILES DE ULTRA
MAR.
LEY De GAIA. para Ouba y
Puerro- -Rico.
FLORES Y LA9RIMAS, por
u. Domingo 3. Hernandez.
&ORMULARIO Criminal, DOE
Abella
I'D. Magisrfal, por Bouchardat.
HISTORLA NATURAL. pOI
pcred&.
| ARITMRTIOA, Algebra = Geo.
wetr;a, por Cardfn.
HILOsOFtA, po1 el Padre O.
teTino.
| aRAMATLOA FRANuNsA, poz
ollendorf y Benot.
4RAMATIOA INGLN6A, 20
lbafrA 8
GRAMAT1cA MUSICAL, po,
Eo1nerO.
OODIGO CIVIL. - Nueva edi-
ci6h Official reformSca.
| ARITMETIOA. OOrtazar.
DIOOIONARIO DE La LEM
qua OASTELL;ANA, POE la Aca'
demia,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-07-25

hWA0RORCA0s Gk VOuOuV UOE 61I6k0 OIL
gendradc podria estar oculto Y sir
sentirse durante largo tempo, perC
tambi6n haoerse entonces, de re
pente, sctivo por etecto de cansan.
clio mental, de exceso On conner, de
comes NAL, de exposition al aire
tlibre 8 cualquiera de otras tantas
infuencias. Entonces decayeron
los rifiones (a los que signieron el
est6mago 6 hfgado), 81 aceite vene-
nOeo latente en- Ia sangre pudo de-
saxrol!ar la inflamaci6n en- las arti
oElaciones, y los fnidos asf reteni.
dos produjeron Ia hidropesia. Con
semejante estad0 de cosas pueden
producirse toda olase de desarre-
CLOS, siend0 cada uno de ellos mis
bien que una enfermedad ell sinto-
ma y resultado de Ia sola causa de
casi todas las Intermediates; Ia in
digestion y ls dyspepsia. Ell cora.
z6n y los pulmones se afeetan mu-
chas veces por simpatia, y este es
10 que ocurri6 en- el case del Sr
Hernndez, excitada como sc ha-
llaba 50 imagination por el miedo
q Ia tlsis.
Curad la torpeza de la digestion,
expelled ell veneno acumulado.y ha
llareis eL seguida IN mejoramiento
general. I'll conseguir este esta en-
pOder del Jarabe Curative de Ia
Madre Seigel, como no 10 ha esta-
do jamas quixas en- poder de reme-
dio alguno hafta hoy conocido.
81 el lector SO dirige q los Sres
A. j. Whi5e, Limitado de, 155, Ca
lls de Oaspe, Barcelona, tendraD
mucho gust0 en- envisrles gEatuita.
mente un folleto ilustrado que ex-
plique las propiedades de este re.
medic.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-07-25
10L0RES EN- TUROS

PARA LA P1NTURA AL OLEO Y
LA OUAhELA, SE ACABAN DE
REOIBlR, EN- ES1'A IMPRNNTA.
Holm (b'ansh
Bethn.
SiAnco de plata
Blsnco de ploms
BiancO dc zinc.
! Azul celestss
Axul de cobAltss
A2ul do Prussia.
Osstaho (brsn )..de harta
{ OastA1io roio.
OAstafio d Van Dyrk
JArmin quemads.
Darmin Dc rubiA.
Oenisa kxal.
Bsrmsll6n.
autagsWhs.
Girls do Payne.
Indigo.
Amarillo deIcadmios.
! Amarillo de cromo cIArAs
Amarillo de cFomo. oaeag
Amarillo indiana.
Amarillo de NapolssI
Lacs quemRdA.s
Laca caEmineas
Lacu rubis
LacA EmaTillR,
I1aCa ordinRriR
LacA violads.
Negro de maril.
Negro dc auEasne
OCgs Gaetafics
Osrs amarillo.
Ocre rojo!:
Ocre de ruAsi
UltEamAfI
Pisdra de hieN
RoEo Do 6eSurng.
Roio do Vsnocia.
Sangrs de Dzago
cSepia. z
6epi2 eolorssda.s'
8Gmalte, =
TintugR neutIqs
+ Tie-a de Oaseel.
TteEra de Oolonia.
GieEra Dc IsAIia natoEal
IeEra do 1talia sus@sda.
1lsgFa de somDra nstusat.I
I1sfra de seabFn qasmads)a
Esrts ds 6iana aasa Tng.
tiara Dc glana QasEnsaas
Beemsll61.
BssEsiI6n ssszizs.
b ; '9asil51 :: I: .qasss.5
sssM- -~-xA *, ~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-07-25
JOSE -lS3LV A
a f>- --- is
.rETUAN 37-OAPITAL i

cea ,.lado de Meiioo, Ban 4ueso
corn,e,t, ists, Agenue prind pal de
- t1ongs 1ia general Trss !'tlAnti-
'',etYsEcfep ~ feaneasasb OorEespou
~ -, ,se; G,edlt Ly onnsis de Paris, 4.
r,,.,s.-f !, nts os los Estableclmle4
! a ,,r t,.s,l Al e*r5s, de La Cots
s,4 ses s. < ron contra Lncsalios
nntw .ch Cai6u," y de Is ComEsa
Ga aeDaGola "Alie.4za de assg ,ifssr
dnraan de Barcelona. Tssae su-
au.s4l an Agusdillle,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-07-25
PILDORAS RECQESTlTUYENTES
DEL DOCTOR d. NICOLAS REVERUN.
|PrIVle9o exclusive expeddo en- Madrid e de Mayo de
1871, por el Excno Sr Minstro dc Fornento.
PREPARADAs EN LA FARMACTA DE vALLE OANCIO,
Ouicos dapusos vsrdaders formula Ponce Pueto~ReC

Vente amos de expeenca emosado las propedades toni
reconstuenes de poa cuando rapdamene oas
dependn del emobcmento de
aDmentaon POGO nutva habar ugars h0medos NAL
vennlados por Intermediates anteriores
M su aooon ousva muy eoa1 las paacone del cora
ansanco sordeas zumbos de odo paez
e resuyen caor natural meeoos flores banoas
grandes pddas de m de Ia mepuac6n abnndancss
para complete desaoo de la edad
de pubertad debdad general las enfemedade
agudss cr6ncas t eas aracones mobosas sn6
mas de una cooaDema simple de affection general deo
una lesion org4nica reaaan entonces meca6n
En- vista de los dc Teap6ce de agunos nconve
pdbCo una & seguTs en- aus
o. comprueha gereraado que hace de
ella en- toda a isla.
Con fin de pcavee dc muchas imitacones que
ormua sc han becho edads neores debe exg
cada de egma est5 de mca
tapa superior IN aelo dice DOCTOR n REvERoN Medeo
Oujauo Ponce RcO INFERIOR fma ell lsdO dc
Oeoho de Ia a exterior de es oaPonoe Agoso 80 de 1890
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-07-25
LUZ BRILLANTE.
La LUZ EN- EL MUNDO.DE LOS kEGOClOS.
AOEITE PARA ALUMBRAD0 DE FAMILIAH,

Lib,s Ge ezp1osj6N D
combustion ezpOnt tdsseGs
SIN kssnaO nj mas OI0r
81; Este aceite, produCto
de una fabrication espe
cial es sgUal, sino supe.
rlor q los que go impor-
tan del o. tranjero baje
dAversos nOmbres Y mar
Gas. tanto PR sus cuali.
AIDES lumfnicas como
! or laseguridadque ORE
Go a los oOnsumldOrer.
Nuestros precios SON
mucho mas reducidoe
one los dc las marcas
extranjeras, que con es
to mayor precio no bEin
dan d los Consumidores
ventajas de niaxuna
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-07-25
Vinos de RUEDAy NR0l
fIITO T BLlIC0,
u 10 als iILIGfs avI csIed
Al PuBLIC@

Asaban dc Escibiras, On L. tisnda %
q, Garcia 4 20, San Jose nhm. J, Loo
fs.aaiAses , scrsditadoa vinos tintoa
, Si1nco Dc Rusaa y Toro (Osstii;s). }.
|; 40 dssullan por botsllas, gArrafonss,
.aarsoa ) nsdiaa pipna, Z prssios con.
'Ttn9sas On ea.nta gus 10 eitada
tIspda 90 q union qua rscibs tan ss-
sulsItop vinos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-07-25
: LIBR0S RELIGlOS

~e "a recibido en- esta ImpreH Ia !
nu notable surtid0 de Obras religlo-
as s..lecu.s todas, entire las Gus
les 10 encuentran las siguisntes:
Im,,~ui6n de Cristo, Kempls,
,.e;,s.c n econ6mica...-.- SO.4O
''." 10 ..-.. -. 25O|
Anoc1a d, Sslvaclon..-.--. WI
-@i.rcic,o s,otldiano ........ 4OI
nj Devote FeIigr6s, encus-
iernsci6n imitaci6n msrtil 1.5O1
Lng dlvina, encDadernaci6n
mel negra con b.oches. .- 400
LEE divina, encuadernaci6n
de ,riguroso luto.. 500
Tn, f,IVina. ri cuadernaci6,.
an piel de australia = nj
...s.@~~a... 1.UU
,1ficio del Domingo I.oO
penne1o OHcio, enCuaderna
si6n imitaci6n mardl.. 800
ufioios Ftnebres, encuadeE-
naci6n de piel CON relieves, 500
ri Iris del Oristiano. encua''
~ dernaci6n de piel. 1859. 800
Ir1s celeste, encuadernaei6H
nik6ls ssss ss"'ss.s 0'VV
IL, celeste, encuadernaci6n
duIadA...--.......-.-- S.OU
tne.,.c gio Nspa6ol, encua-
DER, aci6n de carey con In.
orustaciones de nacar. *. 500
Il. muier cat6lica, encuader<
ysooA = !, ....... 300
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-07-25
TINTAS PARA ESCRIBTR

Las tlntas para escrib1r que venae eyta CASA
procedentes de las mejores Fabrioas del mundo in.
pustrial. no admiten competencia en- el meroado.
Sus nermosos colores, So durabindad, sus selec.
tas classes las Rarantlzan, dandoles patente de pre-
ducto superior
Anadase este la gangs de una baratdra sin
igual, = SO o0nVendrd en- que nuestras tintas para
sscriT tienen Jon perfaoo derecho conquiStads ris
rr016ran0ia General
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-07-25
LIBROS.
En- Ia. Imprenta del Bo1xT1N se
han recibido loo siguientes:

I'm Ia lmprenta del BoLxTIN u
han recibido los siguientes:
C6digo Penal reformsdo On 1870
IN las variacionea introducidas eI
i mismo pos la ley de II de Julie
y 1876, concordado y comentadc
para su mejor inteligencia y taci
aplicaci6n, con una multtud de
sjemplos y cuestiones pracrtcas ex-
Iractadas ce la jurispEudencia esta-
llecida poE ell Tribunal Supreme
sh mAs de oinCo mil sentencias die
5s das en materia de oasacl6n Ori-
uinal desde 1870 q 1887, y dc Ia
d ylsprudencia francesa en- los ca.
s,s NO resueltos atm poe Ia nuestra,
.ue dimanan de articulos del o.
igo frances, que guardian complets
dant,dad J anaiogta con les del
O6slgo espanol, segusdo de qn ex
Censo y minuctosO repertoire alta
p6rioo de lss raismss y de un apen
slce con las leyes peuales espeCis-
lea Dc contabando ; defraudaoi6n,
terroc&rrles, montes, ley elect0ra-
les y MUNICIPAL, caza ) pesca, ley
sobre protection d los nt7ios de 2S
ie Julio de 1873, y sobrs usurps'
dGnv falsihCaci6n de patentes dc
: del peopio mes y emo, anotsd4as
ecmentaalas con Ia jurispsuden
~ del T-srunal Supreme.
Obrs utiiisims q los sehoges Ma.
Slsts ados, Jnrados, Jueces, Fisoa-
Is, individpos Gei Cuerpo Juridico
Militsr = dennas funcionaEios en-.
cargados de- l& spIicaai6n de la ley,
y muy partioularmente os ee6o-
res LetradOs, defensorss 6 acusa'
cores on cauea criminal, "a todas
aQuellas personss que, deseesa'
de conocer el Oodigo y IL Jurispru'
dencia, 40 han podido hacar ae
sllos un earUd3o especial, pos a.
Excrno Sx u. salvador Vlada y VI,
isseca, Mag,strado del Tsibnna
supreme y Dlput@do & Costes.-Ui
5ma edici0n, Custro tomoa.
COMPILAOIOM dc Ias djEposi
clones oSganioas de la Administra
cion de Justioia On .sa provanGiaI
de UlK2msE. pEaoedida de una In
tzoduCcl6n hast6rioa, anotads !
ccEcor6aoa cen la legsglacs6n snte
rio. y Ia de In PeninsGla, = Con L.
leysg Grocesa|as, = seguioa dc va
lios apendices,, oompEensivea dc Il
ley de uniflcani6n de 10 de Agosts
de 1885, el deCrsto Icy de emplea
dos de Ultrsmar y las demss dis
posiCionea vigentes, pof Ram6l
ESapchez Oca1a, auxiliar del Minis
Iterio dc GEacia y Juslioia 7 Redas
! aur de Ia +" keviata dc laa Tslbups
.es''. Ndici6n de 1891,
PEDAG0GIOA-, Dor don lose San
/ anax y Gonzales az eo1oano.
| sREPNRTORIO DM JURIs
IPKUDENOIA an Eaateria cximina
tornado por una iunta do Abogs
cos, baiu 10 direcolhE de don v
cente Rornero Girot,; ot3,npseD(
desde ell efo 1870 a 1897 8 tena,
pasEs.
| LEGISLATION do psimars 81
seEansa. FerEer RiYero.
| vRTnRINARIA Arago,
| Id alelnana, Oastro Verde
| FIsJOA Y Quimica, Feliu,
| TABLAS de logaritm os. SIS
IT, ez Ramoa.
TNNEDURIA ds I.i3Ge 9. Oss1;
iios.
ATLAS do 0eogTa2ia Unive2e
Ioompuesso de 40 naapas EEazadt
son sxzegiss d las aetnales aivisi
nes 90 itleaa, pgsse;1sidO de una n
lileia assgr@fes Esssasssssa. DOE d.
Nliaa EsSos0.
CODIGO CIVIL somaataao p
llals6p, stossos pasta
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-07-25

OOCERIhA CRK7lANL
PORlGIL ESTEVELl

Nueva.... edici6n psrtsctameuts
tmpresa y encuadernada en- car
ton, d. NUEVE PESOS grneea
al.contado.
Tomando l0l..gruesAs % hace
No buen descuento.
u. .venta en- esta ImprentA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-07-25
SEllIClO COSTLSO ED PlO.-RlCO,
vAPCR "AVILES

EaldrA De San Juan todos los Mier
coles Al amAEacer, una vez por sl Est
J otrs por sl Osste, tocando On 10
puntos de Fajardo, HumAcao, Arroyo
Ponce, MAyAgusz, AguadillA, y Arsei-
bo y vice Versa respectiVnmte.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-07-25
A. " $50.

6endo obo de recuente imtaciones Poraa del
Aever6n hagO egma pepaadas excua
amente acredada Farmac de los seGoea Vale Oano
on los depoatarios de la ercadeZa formula ncO que esn
orzadOs parS mi ncmbre dichas Pndc~as.
2ep6aitos Capital Guiemety-Ponqe Vale CancioAreci
Famaca RverGOoamo Famacia BetanceGLareg FamaCia
Iturrno.-O Oiales, Farnaois del Lcdo Luis Lizard.
DOCTOR ~ RETERONa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-07-25
RKMOLCADOR

,EetA emrresA tiene 81 vApor AGUI.
La, potents para Temolques por lal
oogtas de estA Isla, y hsbilitAndo d
bombas para achiqvas ' ttilss para aal-
vamento.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-07-25
UNGUENTO. HOLLOWAY.
Ia MUJER

O6ra sociological y llteraria
po9!r D. Fernando Lopez T7ero:
edlclon elegante en- un tomo DE-
221 paginas. Sc vende en- g.
ia Casa q 1 peso ell ejenplsr
LA REFORMA AGRTCOrA
DEL MlSMO A. AZ
es req 10 tambiAn i y. ezra
ejsnp -sr 9n esta Ossa,