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The advocate., 1894-11-28


more profitable, and there would be the
Same competition In mining az in farm.
ing.
You ssy: "Mr. Wakefield IL aware
that believe an entire revolution Of OuI
whole social, industrial and govern.
mental systems, to adapt them to mod
ern conditions and necessities can alone
remove the evils Of our times and rem.
der it possible for all the people TO be
prosperous aud happy. There must be
an entire new order Of things aud this
the single tax cannot accomplish"
Here see the real bone Of contention
between us. I would begin the work oil
reform by removing the causes Of pres
ent and apparent evils, beginning with
the greatest ones, which are the parents
Of nearly all tho others, and with the
vsntsge ground thus gained, would, in
succession, attack each new or old one
ss time and the experience of new con.
ditions would chow to be most in the
way Of progress, justice and liberty
This is the only practical method Of re-
form, the only method by which any 70
form or improvement Of mans condition
has ever been accomplished. Lt is In
the line of evolution and natural de-
velopm snt-chsnge by modification and
adaptation OF psrts-and man can work
on no other line, for nature does not.
You, on the other hand, seem to have
been Csptivsted by Bsllamy's UptOpiAr
Fairy Dream, and expect to reach tn
imaR aRinary millennium by a "Bs it On
acted" of congressman who have attained
their places through either fraud, Gun
ming treschery, or gall, and to set aside
at one fell swoop every law OF nature
aud Of human nature, as we'll a. all law
Of progress and development. You re
mind me Of q man st the bottom Of {
we'll about TO be asphyxisted by poison
GUS Vsporp, but who refuses TO asCenC
the ladder which leads to sRfety because
he cannot plant his frst step on the top
most rung.
Under any form Of socialism the lsDt
and taxation questions must be deal
with, and can be eliminated only undel
entire communism, il even then, and thl
Angle Saxon race will never becom'
communists. Mr. BSllsmy himself sale
that the singlO-tax was the first step il
securing the adoption Of his system
"without which and before which M
osher step could possibly be taken," ys
We find many OF his disciples oppoainl
this step. We believe the trend Of pro
gress 10 toward greater personal freedom
and less invasive government, and tina
the ultimate ideal Of msu 10 perfect lib
erty and the perfect order and hsppl
ness which liberty alone can bring, TO
order 10 the daughter and not thI
mother Of liberty.
You, on the other hand, seem to thinl
that more and stronger government il
the ideal, and that by some strange, in
explicable alchemy human nature cal
be SO changed that men will cease 4
seek power that they may abuse it.
think my road to the millennium th'
shortest, plsinest and SAFEST
The Lesson and the Philosophy OF the Lat
Election.
The advocate., 1894-11-28
THE sIveLE-TAx.
An Able Champion Presents His Side Of the
Case.
BY W. II. T wakefield.

j 8BtGmVWS0 W uAn00e vAou BV Ao"SNA
upon what kind OF property taxes are
levied nominRlly, they are invariably
levied against individuals aud are paid
by individuals either from the produces
OF the labor Of those against whom they
are LEVIED, or from the products OF the
labor OF other men whose circumstances
make them tributary 10 some msuuer to
those against whom thetaxss arelevisd." "
PArdou me, IL I think | did mot fail to
notioe this point. ThRt taxes are not
paid by insnimate or unorRauiSed mat.
ter I then fully agreed. What single
takers desire, aud what they think their
plan alone can accomplish, is that taxes
"leviad sgsiDst an individual be paid
by that individual, aud not Shif'sd to
some other men whose circumstances
make them tributary 10 somo manner TO
those against whom the taxes aye levied"
It lie bscsuss it is a direct aud Ru uu
shiRtsbls tax, 40 we'll % the one which
can be assessed and collected FOR the
least margin of expense, that we tank it
the best and least burd4nsoms method
OF raising public revenues, when con
sidsred exclusively from 6'Csl or tax
stlou standpoint r ally, however, we
think raising Of revenue au incident OF
the slugle tax, aud not It's primsry ob
isct, which Is the eliminstion or deStruC.
tion OF land monopoly.
Why do you ignore what I have so
often stated to be the principle Of the
single tax, viz, TO separate social or
public values, to which all have con.
tribute6, by taking only these public or
social values for public purposes-giV-
log them to the communities which ore
ate them-and thereby render it possible
tO relieve labor Of all the taxss and bur
dane which now 90 sorely oppress itF
Failure to distinguish between social or
monopoly values, which are OF public
and not private origin, and private
values which are Of individual origin, 10
the chief diff ,ulty In understanding the
single tax. aud nothing in your writ
inQs to indicate that you have ever Ob
served this distinction.
That land values are the result OF the
presence, lsb1rS aud enterprise OF the en-
Sire community, aud that they tend to a
constant increase with increase Of popu'
lS,ion and facilities OF production, 10 bs.
yond all questions, and Ia 90 held by all
schools Ct political economy. II Is the
monopoly OF thsse soci silly orsated values
that has made niue out OF ten Of our
rCh men; and it is expense OF access "a
land upon which to live and labor that
makes and keep wOrkingnen Rad farm
O's poor.
Again, you psrsistently ignore the die
ference to labor bstwssu paying rent TO
Slaudlord and paying 1t really to ones
BslP, for rent or tax paid to the public
treasury In lieu OF su eqlal sum OF other
taxes previously paid from the products
OF labor il a gain to labor OF the sum
previously paid to the landlord.
Your contention that the single.ta1
would destroy land values to an extent
that would reduce the revenue bslow
the needed quantity, is q result Of fail
ing to Distinguish between cSpitSlizsd I'd
OF selling value, and rental or use value
The advocate., 1894-11-28

~~'"s~~S SNNSeSh4NSeAO'NOeA
cas- the legislative 'embroglio of two
years since prpjudiced our cause and
raised tide that it was diff suit to make
hesdwSy against. FJr in politics man
kind regard every tff)rt Of q party to
force things with doubt and dlstrust;
and this furnished the enemy with Q
very aCCeptible lever in their effort to
roist Populists from place and power.
In the same line was the universally.
greater jsrgls Of the democracy in oon-
gress at it's last and preceding session,
and Clevelsud's connection Herewith,
which breRthed the breath Of life into
the republican party again, that Clark.
SON and the national leaders had given
up Rs dead, and inspired it to renewed
action, where otherwise it would never
again have raised its head above the sur.
face or fought another battle.
In this respect, and, indeed, in several
respects, it bears an exact parallel to the
famous Harrison campaign OF 1S40. aud
may very probably have the same ex.
perienCs az the latter. That campaign,
like the late one, was preceded by Ru era
OF bank suspensions, mercantile failures,
and hard times; and the democracy in
power at the two preceding sessions Of
congress- had wrRDgled over the reme-
dies and the legislation necessary to re.
store the country to it's normal prosper
ity; 90 that their enemy (the whigs) were
furnished with abundant and unex.
peCtsd material with which to fight
their battles, and which, I needn't say,
they took advantage of to sweep the
country and elevate General Harrison
from his log cabin on the banks Of the
Ohio, where he had been in retirement
Tor q quarter Of century drinking hard
cider, as was the boast Of his friends)
iutO the presidency. Well, with ma
,rity in both houses of congress- they
commenced operations; and the old gem
ersl having died, Tyler succeeded, and
within ak months the party was by the
ears in Rstricidsl conflict, which ended
10 its total disaster at the next election,
and Henry Clay, it's great champion and
chleftain was consigned to defeat from
which he nor the party ever recovered,
but both went to their political graves.
So 1t will be seem that the case fur
niahes an instructive parallel to each Of
the great parti1S at present; and it will
bs fortunate for rspublicsnism if the
parallel is not carried out to the end In
9 wrRnglO among themselves similar to
that which occurred to their pToReni.
tors, the wings, and to the democracy at
the last and preceding session Of con-
gress This may be set down ss the pri-
NAL and chief cause Of republican sue
cess st this time; as people were dissp.
pointed and disgusted with the jsngle
in congress and the evident inability Of
the party to fulfill It's pledges and solve
the financial problem to the satisfaction
Of the country. And when in masses
men become msddened, like any other
animal, they often rush forward to
their own destruction, and strike right
and left without being too careful
whom theG punish or whether they don't
even destroy their own best friends.
Thorougly msddened By the congress
OionRl catastrophe the masses in their
The advocate., 1894-11-28

Il
per cent which it could be reduced with
ont falling to raise Rll revenues now re-
quired. The greatly increased activity
ia production and distribution Of wealth
which would follow adoption OF the sim
gls-t tax, and the rapid accumulation Of
capital by emSnCipated industry would
soon cause an increased demand FOR land
and increase Of rental values to or be-
yond the present rate.
You say: "L9t it not be overlooked IN
this connection either that whatever the
tax may bs-little or mNch-it must be
paid from the products Of labor, and it
can bs paid in NO other way. All taxes
in their ultimate analysts fall upon lR-
b 1r, and labor cannot escape them."
This seems to as q mere useless play
upon words, and neither admits nor at
tempts to refute faots patent to all the
world, previously referred to by US. Toe
AstoP family hsvs Rn united income Of
over e25,OOO per day from real estate
rents, over and above the taxes on this
real estate. VINO pays AStors' taxes ?
10 it thsir labor that is taxed, or that Of
thsir tsnsutsT
Your chief obi 'ction to this funda-
mental reform seems to be that you are
not assured In advance that it will imme-
diatsly usher In the millennium, bat we
think it will at least do as much, or more,
In that line than other plaus will do.
You say you cannot see how it Will do
up the sugar trust, but I thiuk it will
more speedily and eif 'ctualIy abolish
that and all other trusts than all other
laws which it is possible to enact, fJr it
brings to bear against trusts 8 Law Of
nsture which is az much more effsotusl
than statute law, as q cycl1ne is over q
tin whistle.
The BiDgle-tsx pFesupposss and rem
dsrs possible absolute free trade, and
under free trade the sugar trust would
have to meet the competition Of the
world, and the same is true of the cord
age, the rubber, and other manufaCtur.
ing trusts. Ia proof Of this We cite the
fact that in England, whore there is no
tariff on either raw or re6aed sugar,
American, German and French re6ned
sugar has for years, and still does, retail
at less than 3 cents per pound. A gen.
tlemsn lately returned from q visit
to his parents in Englsnd tells US that
his father bought re6oed sugar at thirty
six pound to the dollar at retail just be-
fore he left, and that this was the
standard retail price. Why did the
sugar trust spend 80 much money to in
fluenCS lsgislstion but to secure mon
Opoly Of the homo mRrketP
think you err in saying: "L,cStion
IL not important to q concern like this.
II Deed not be, aud, in fact, Is not 30 sit
uAtsd as to have affixed to it the great
value which is given to land by location
Sugar reAneries muSt necessarily be
on deep.WStsr front and also easily so-
CssSible to many lines Of railway and are
90 situated, and such locations are very
valuable, but under the present system
enormously undervAlusd for tax purposes
It IL safe 10 cay that OF the &7,74O0O0 you
quote a. Sugar.truat value, the actual or
personal.propsrty capital does not OK
csed the $4,000, leaving million do.'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-03-25
Sc 10 revalesemoe. He squi la res

sc 10 revalesemoe. He squi la res
i puesta:
"Un amigo mio' (coptin6a 81 quf
este escribe) s'que hahia venidt
padeCiendo de 10 mismo, ne acon,
sej6 que tomara ell Jarabe Ourarivo
de Ia Madre Seige', dici6ndome que
q 81 10 habia curado. SegUi 81
Ccnseic, y despu6s de halter usad,
este remedi0 dursnte una Quince
ma, t. dos los.malos sintcmaE d-sa
pare.ieron, y me hal 8 en- pert. cta
salnd. ,Oonsiento de buen grad.l
en- la pnblica Ci6n de estas deClara.
clones, al v. cree que pueden sc,
de utilidad q los que sufren de uu
mcdO semejante (f1rmsdo). Ma
nuel Vale Martinez, peluGuero,
Oalle de Losrte, 80, Granada"
jQu6 es 10 que se deduCe De col os
hechok3 EQUAL de las tres patss del
banquillo es Ia que prim ero cedA6i
Pues, Ell est6mago. En- osros ter
uincs, todo ell -desarreglo ne,vioso
no era haas que una de las feonse-
ciss de Ia indigestion y la dispep-
sIa. Y ESQ es 10. que tucede en-
Casi todas indisposiciones que lie.
nan ell mundo de pacieD tes, y en-.
ga6sn q pacientes ~ m6'iccs /;
todas so deFivan de torp Ia &
paEalizaCl6n en- Ia digestl6n. Ou4
rese esta sola causa, y se vera librr
de sus varios y mdltiples resulta
dos. (.
Oonseguir este es Ia misi6n de
Jarabe Ourativo della Madre Sci
gel. M va direCtamente 4 Ia rais
del NAL, al pnnto de psrtida de ID
entermedad, los 6rganos digestivos,
, esparce la rica = ipura sangre de
la salud a trav6s de tcdas les ve-
mas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-03-25
PILDORLS RECOESTlTUYENIBS
sIDEL DOCTOR d. NICOLAS REVERUN.
|PrjVile9io exclusive expeddo en- Madrid I'll Mayo del
| 1871, por ell Excrno Sr Mnistro de Fomento. Il
PREPARADAS EN LA FARMAOIA DE VALE CANCIO,
GQicOS dapOaos dc Ia veradea formula Ponce PuertO.Rco

Veinte expeencia han demoado las propedad toni
reconsuyentes pdoa apdmene todas
depndn del empobemento de
amentaC6n nuva habta lugares hdmedos NAL
ventladOs por intermediates anteriores.
su acc6n curative eaoa! n las Papacones del cora
hdroeas eansanco sorea zmbdo de odo padez dc
p reattuyen Cor natural meteOmos flores banas
grandes pdas de a la mensuac6n abundancas
complete dearrolo en- Ia eded
de Ia puberta ddad general onvaeenc de las entermedade
agudas c6ncas tai que aaCiones morbOsas snn
mas de Coroanemi simple de afecC6n general dec
Bn vista de los progesos de Terapecs de agunos nconve
nentes Ia pE6Cca ha m0dCad0 Ia formula
de yGbco preparation segura rAda
Ccmpeba poE tan geneaEado se haCe de
ella en- toda Ia islaA
Con fin pECavee dc as muchaa imitaCiones que
6mua se han heCho cnya eade inoes debe exge
que Cada egma este de aca
taRa supeE ssIo dice DOCTOR RnvHRoN MSdso
OeOho de Ia aa exterior de esa c-Ponoe Ag9o 80 de 1890
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THNRDURIA DE LIBROS, DO,
DOCTOR ~ RETER0M

TENEDURIA DE LIBROS. pc
Qaetafios.
LEY De NxPROPIAOION
rORZOSA.
OODIG0 DE 0oMEsC1o, "as
rom.
NUNvO OODIGO DE JUSTI
ola MILITAR, anotado pOr @
Doctor B. Sanchez de 0caiia, re-
dactor de II /" Revista Dc los Tri'
bunale& -.
CODLGO DE O0MERO1O, edi.
ci6n de bolsil.o.
CODLGO PENAL DE CUBA =
+ u ERTO-RICO.
OODIGO PENAL DN CUBA Y
PUERTO RICO. pOf 10 Bibliotecs
.Jndie.al.
FORMULAKIOS DE L0 Oh.
VII, "AbeIla"
MANUAL DEL sRCRETA-
BIO, "Abella".
DEREOHO ADMEE1STRAT1.
20, "Abellas
REGL4AMENTO 1sM Las CA.
RRERAS CIVILES nN ULTRA,
MAR.
LEY De OAzA. para OubA J
Puefpo- Rico,
FLORES z LAeRIMAs, POI
.. Domirgo b. HeynAndez.
] ECKAILARIU Criminal, 90,
Abel:a
II, IdagisEeai, poE BouCk&r Gat
aISTORIA NATURAL. POI
Fereda.
ABTTMGTIOA, Aigsbra = Geo
metra, por 0ardin.
EILOsO Fla pot 81 PadGa Oe
feSinO.
aRAMATCA FRANCES po
QllendorH = BeDOt.
aRAMATICA TNGLESA, p,
kharEa
GRAMMATICAL MUSICAL. po
RomeEO.
O0DIGO OWL. - Nueva esli
ci6n Official reformsca.
ARITMETIOA. Oor6aGRE.
| DIOOIONAREO DE LIS LEN.
Qua OASTELL:ANA, poe L. Asa
demiaa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-03-25

Ue Ventas en- 10 1mpeeDsa d
BoLETIN .MERCANrrL.
La bolsa, 81 OOmerclo ,
las soOiedades Metcan.
tiles, 1 tomo...--..... III
LACCiones de Derecho Mer
cantil, por yerios alum.
nos de don luis Silvela, l
tomo.-----,.-----.... ~
iibro de las Satiras, pot
don Ventura Ruiz Agui-
lera, comprende: Sati-
ras, La arcadia moder.
ma, Grandezas de LOS
pequenoe, Eptgramas y
letrillas, Varias f6bulas
yMoraleias, / tome, ,rds.
tica geo lp8ginas.. .-...- i 4
CAndido, Novels por don
Mariana Ramirc, ! to-
mo r6stica a.........-- !
RinConete y Cortadillo y
El l0enciado Vidriera
p0r idem, uli tonic. .....
Los Bafios de Argel,i CO.
media, por id, nm tomo. Q.
El gallardO espahol,s ideln.
pOr idem, I'm tomo. 80. q
Puntos de vista, por dor
Miguel Moya, nm tomo. q
La leyenda de NoChe-bue.
n&....oa .~-.~, s..~
Nl hijO del Sacristan, .poz
don Carlos FrOntaura,
2 tOmOs. ....s........ 80, 6
ECos Naclonales y Oanta-
Elres, poT Id ... %...,.... IA
Felipe 2e Estudio Hht6ri.
co crttico, poF v. Ga-
mez,1 tom0 .e.-..... Z
lbierro, Nstudi0 alentstt.
80, por don Jnli3e Co
mez&~.-.-s..s........ 1
habltabilidad de- 'lss As.
tros, DOE don JosA Mo-
reno Fuentes, l tomc.. 4
Nuebles y Tapioes, segun-
do s6rle de Cartas d una
se6Orita sobre Ia habi-
tacl6n, por b. Mlquei =
Badia, l tomo.-.---...
Homenaje Po6ticc, Poe
sias de 50 ingenios, /.
G0MOs@s~ce s.a.Hss-o ~o~~
Leyenda de los Reyes, mo-
vela hist6rica, por don
ToEcuato Tarrago, 1 to-
MVs Vsssopee~ s4~~e. sssv
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-03-25
TT8R6S REIiIGIOS

a "A rcCibid0 en- eeta ImpteE ia
nm notable enrtidO de Obras religi0-
~. GalACtas tOdas, entire les cus4
IdH e enCnenttan las 6iguientes:
.1n1ttaci6n de- OristO, Kelapih,
1z6icg6r ec0H6m s...s4 eO.AO
Tdem de ideHl, idsm1 edici6n
1e lniO. =. ..---s4e~s--s = OVl
Ancora de E&lvacl6n.s.s-.e 0OI
Niercici0 COttdianO ,..s.... 4Ol
mi rDeyotO Fellgr6s, encuS-
lernacl6n imitaCi6n msrfh 1.6O
r,n1 divina, enCDadernaCi6n
Djel negra con brooches. .- ZOO
T,rz diyina, enCuadeEnaCi0n
de ligurOsO luto.. .....=. $40
Jui divina, encuadernacloa
en- piel de Australia y MI
R0l--~,aas . aese~9@eAes soo 6SVV
.,A";n del Domingo ,....... 2.6OI
Peoueiio OfiCiO, encuaderna
ci6n imitaCi6n marfl... 800
llficios Ftnebres, encuader-
naci6n de piel con relieves 800
Il, Iria del Oriatian0. enCuas
dernaci6n de piel. 800
Tria celeste, encuadernaei6n
nikel. .ss..o........:s S.UO
Fris celeste, uadernaci6n
COrROas.o--ssse. AO.VV
snuoOlogiO Espah0l, encna-
Aernaci6n de carey con IN.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-03-25
OOLORES EK TUBOS

ARA LA P1NTURA AL OLEO
LA OUARELA, SE AOABAN Dl
REOIBlRi EN- BSTA IMPRENTA 4
Holltn (6ssDsl.
Bethn.
Slsnco.ds pIstsa
Blhnco dc plomtt
Blhnc0 dc zinc.
Azul celeste
Asul de cobaltsS
A2ul de Prussia.
OAstAlio [6s.n )--de Mssse
Oastallo roio.
Oaatano d Van Dyek
JAfmsn qUemado.
Oarmin de rubia.
Oenixn Kxul.
BeEmeIl6n.
autAgamba,
Girls dc Payna.
Indigo.
Amarillo ds;cadmto..
Amarillo dc cromo e.sse
ArariIlo de eyovoo oss.s
AinnrilIo indisnn,
AmSTiIIo Ss N.rcv.s
lass onsrondS'
T.ses osrn,inss'S
Taos rnhie
LACa amarillo,
Iscs vioIsda.
Necro AZ r..x,
Nsero ds - 5nr..c.
0cFn csstsNn
0srs smariIio. Hnu.dIs
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-03-25

En- To- Imprenta del BoLET1N 60
han recibido los sigUientes:

han recibido log siguientes:
C6digo Penal reformado On 1870
obn las vaxiaciones intrOd OduCidas en-
el mismo poe Ia ley de IL de julio
de 1876, cOncordado y comentado
para su mejor inteligenOia y t&Oi
aplicaci6n, con una mulhtUd de
ejemplos j cuestiones practicas ex-
tractaGas dc la juEiaprudencis esta-
bleCida pc: ell Tribunal SupEemu
On mas dc cincO mil sentencias die
tadas en- mateesa de casaci6n arl-
minal desde 1870 & 1887, y de Ia
jurisprudenCia francesa en- los CO.
sos no resueltos adn por 10 nuestra,
que dimanan do srtfGulos del o.
digo frances, que guardian completa
identidsd J snalogfa con los del
O6digo espanol, eeguidO de TN ex
tense y minucioso repertoire alta
bstico de las mismss y de un ap6n,
dice CON Las leyes penales espeOis-
les de contraband0 ) defraudaoi6n,
ferrocarriles, montes, ley electora.
les y municipal, Ca2a y pesca, ley
sobre protection D los nlfios dc 2G
de Julio de 1873, y sobre usug pc
Ci6n y falsi6Caci6n de patentea de
Sd eel propio mes y a6o, anotsdsf
| y ComentRdas CON la juTiaprnden,
ola del YrtDun Ell Supreme.
Obrs utilisima a loa senores Ma.
gistrados, Jurados, JueCes, Fisca-
leg, individuos del OueEpo JuridiOc
Militsz = delAas funcionagios en-
cargadoe de Ia aplioaCi6n de la ley
rnuy partioulaEmente os seno-
res Letrados, defensores 8 aOusa
doses en- causa criminal, y & todal
aQuellas persones cue, deseosa'
de conoCeE el C6digo , la Jurispru
dencia, 40 han p0dld0 hacer d.
ellos un estudio especial, por .
ExCBo Sr ID. Salvador Viada y VI
|llaseoa, Magistrate del Tribune
supremO y Diputsd0 Oortes.-Ul
bfma ediCi0n, CuatE0 tonOa.
| COMPILATION de Ias dispoat
ZONES organizes de la Administra
ion de Justicia IN Las provsncia
| Q UlK2lnar, psecedidS ds una in
,oduCci6n historical. snotads /,
onCoEdada CON la legisl&oiGn ante
OF = ia de Ia Peninsula, y con la
eyes pzooesaleA, y segulda Ge vs
los apAndiGes,. CompgensivRe de
ey de uniflcaCi6n de 10 de Agost
Ide 1886, 81 decreGo ley de emples
ldos de Ultrannas y las denaas -di.
posiciones viga1tes, pos Banjo
Sanchez Ocana, snxiliar Gel Mimi
teEio de Gracia y JusGlCia , Redat
Itor de la "Kevists de laa Trlbunl
l.es''. Ndjei6n de 1891,
lPNDAG0GI0A, por tson Jose 6&l
senex y Gonzalez de eomoanO.
.RhPHRTORI0 DM JUR1s
EpRGDHNOLA en metaria crimins
IfUrmado p0r una tUnta &c Abog
/. os, bajo ls direeoidn de don V
yente Romero Giron; coanpEens
Gesde el RGo 1g7O s 1892; 8 tozal
gasta.
LRGIsLAOION. dc pzina,a .
enanxa, FeGEeE Rlyero.
VETRRINARLAs A.rago.
Id slemana, Castro Verbs.
FIsICA y quimiea, FelIu.
TABLAs de logasitsnos. eA
~Aex Rau:os.
TNNRDURIA da libso-, Uast
nos.
All As de. GeogTaGia Univeys
,o,,nusk,o do 80 mapaa GEaGssd
ecn nwge elo & ies a9tnales divls
Huas 90 ftteaa. pTs4le a1isso de una l
Min 6sesrt4asa 1Ess@SsssSes, poe d
las 81 gsEDeo.
OODTGss OIvxl, ecmsnssds !
I2sla5a, . sSoaos paaasf
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-03-25
LOSE T.ISILV-A
TTTUAN 81. CAPITAL

nonsulado de M6iiOo, Ban lueEo
aomisionistD, Agente princI pal de
Il Oompafia general TEas 'sl6nti-
= e - % fvanares fFanceses), Oonespon
~ All Credit Lyounaisd de Paris, b
rD,ssentante D.s S de los Establecimien.
~ 800 AZ Gail do PsEfs, de Ia Com
.,,aSia U de SegurOs t,ontra inOondio'
!. orwich Uni5n, " y de Ia Comps
6aa espa6ola " ALA "a de aaagure"
aores Az de Bavcesones Taes2e se-
Vlllal ea Aguadlls.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-03-25

en- esrs ndusss durante ans los Cuba
paede mao parts gula bajo ning6n concepo S
due LUZ BEILLANTE, ELNFA fTD sT 81,
estn regtradss peegrA todo gor de lev Ia el
dOa0O.Aa - S ess22
Petr6eo Ref aco Cas- "Ius soa1 fafa d III
Luz Brilante exrs fna "E EeDte". 81 d. 1ss iSs
IVY dem idsm
0asOnns 0e 40V a cen de idcn
ACeeS ue AGDEcaF 4Uc la 1dem de i1fm
que aCualmente Hgen. s. ~ AsSAs@
El impuesto de $3.50 100 kl6eramcs r I
caude # z NY q -
Agnt generates para sa sOBRNO OS DR EzcT
San Jn erfo-Rcc Oale dc la Forta' esa Ia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-03-25
UNGUEET0 HoLT 0WAy.

Rste nayayiEloso bSlsaino sano
snfaliblen nte les horidas Quas
as llagas. = los males de plernas )
de pecho. Por medic de so IN.
fluencia las dlceras virulentas .,
man muy. pEonto un aepeCt0 eOne
valeciente y desaparecan. jana,
deja, este unguent0 fsYri0erapte,
de produCir una Cuxa perfecta de
las afeCciopes de ls miel, los cons.
tlpadOs, las tOses y el reumatismo.
atn cuahdo se ha apelado en- vapo
6 todos los dem6s remedies.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-03-25
= AMIGOS II AE 4 61ElgDS.
PIL1ORAs ROLL0 AZ.

MilloDes de persOnas, Ga todaa
l..s parties del naundo, 1econsie iendan
dichas Pfldoras como el mejo1 tes.
taurativo do la saIud one se cono-
ce. Elias curan todaa has afeCCIo.
nes del e0raE6n, del hfgado, de-
est6mago. do los rih0pes y de los
iptestin0s, y remueven Ii acrimo.
MIA, la natuleDcia = IL cardialgia,
expulsand0 de ID ssngre f0Ga Inn
puresas forts leCiendo comp tamen !.
te el sietemaa neEvjoso y dand0 nn
tono aaludable ! la:. org anisacl6
eeneras.