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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1894-06-02

from the sentimental to the practi-
cal. He could only stammer:
"Miss Durwell, / fear you will
consider me frightfully dilatory.
Really, | haven't yet made up my
mind. But-by the way-of course
oh l mean, may do myself the
honor of calling upon you soon?"
81 shall be glad to receive you.
My father and mother are dead, and
| am living with an aunt" Elsie re-
piled, and gave him her address.
OF course, Donald called. He Wis
tied her as often as he could find an
excuse for doing SO. Like a prac-
tical man of affairs, to whom every
minute was valuable, he began his
wooing at the very start. He proved
himself a veritfible greyhound in
love.
Not many days had passed before
he found the couraee-partly in her
eyes-to tell her that his former
little playmate had become all the
world to him. He promptly fol-
lowed this declaration by asking
her to become all the world to him
for all his days to come.
81 have never thought much
about love until during the last few
days" Else answered with the calm
frankness that characterized her at
all times. II wasn't even the least
bit in love with my old playmate
of years ago. But now, Donald dear,
all | can say is-yesl"
Did he gracefully surrender and
sign her petition?
Or did she renounce the ideas she
had so steadfastly championed?
The only answer is:
GUESSl
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1894-06-02
H'' Suffrage Petition.

his mornings mail.
"a lady wishe: to see you sir"
Nothing very new in that"
laughed the broker. "Same old story,
no doubt. Woman; small income or
little pin money; wants more nat
urally; comes to me; imagines a
broker can make any one rich if he
sees fit to-"
you've guessed pretty near
right" ventured the clerk, with his
deferential chuckle.
"Then tell her Pm not in, Addi-
son." directed the broker. always
send that class of women away after
this. These poor, deluded creatures,
despite all the friendly warnings of
the newspapers, persist in coming
into the street with a firm convic-
ton that they are bound to make
fortunes. Ifthey succeed, all right;
but if they don't they blame me for
their failure"
"But this young thing doesn't
seem capable of enough severity t"
blame any one," ventured Addison,
"She is certainly not over 19 or 20
and looks as if she were just out Of
boarding school. And as pretty
"Never mind whether she's pretty
or not" interposed Gregory, with a
sudden spasm of disinterestedness
"If she's young she needs good ad-
vice-which will be for her to Keep
out of the street. Some brokers
wouldn't take the trouble to be so
fatherly. They'd simply take her
money, and let her lore and win, az
luck turned out. Send her in"
Addison left the private office.
A moment later the door opened
again and the caller stood on the
threshold.
Donald Gregory gave her aswift,
approving glance.
A slight, giriish figure-weight
certainly not over 100 pounds
dainty little wisp of a fairy, with
shimmering brown hair, a perfect
peach complexion, blue eyes that
were either dancing with mischief
or placid with frank, fearless seren-
ity.
The superbly poised head was
topped by jaunty jet toque; the
symmetrical figure was set .off to
perfection by chic Partisan cos
tune of blue serge and India silk
From under the hem of her skirt
peeped the daintiest bottines in the
world.
"Good morning" chimed voice
of bell like sweetness. "This must
be Mr. Gregory"
eyes, and quite at your service,
madam. Won't you be seated?"
He gallantly placed chair be-
side his desk, and remained stand
ing until she accepted his courtesy.
"And now," he began, with all a
mans faculty of taking things for
granted, will you let me speak first?
know why you have come here"
he went on, gazing directly into her
eyes. "You will doubtless be sur
prised when say that | am pre-
pared in advance to decline"
"I-I am very sorry, SIR" she
half faltered.
Every day woman come to me
on the same mission. | am safe in
saying that at least thirty or forty
come here at regular intervals"
"And have not one of them been
successful?" queried the brokers'
dainty visitor.
"A few have succeeded, but by
far the greater number have not. F"
She looked slightly astonished
and murmured:
81 don't quite understand, sir.
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and the finest mixed and fancy drinks will al
ways be forthcoming upon order A ine club
room is at the disposal of parties who wish To
indulge in . social game of cards.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1894-02-09
CHAPTER Ill

Impulsive people like Victorine rare
ly do things by halves. 1t was not
long before it would have been danger
GUS to say anything against her whilom
enemy, MIR. Summers. She spoke of
him as the essence of chiyalry. that
brave man." that noble creature"
She read a great deal of poetry. She
sighed often and deeply. She wrote
upon the margins of her books such re-
marks as 80 like one | know or he
would have done the same whenever
the hero did something particularly
fine. Eventually l became convinced
that Victorine, for the first time in her
life, was in love, and with the mar from
the north, who certainly was paying
her particular attention. in the most
formal tanner.
We were sitting by the open fire one
evening, sister and L. when she suddenly
spoke.
"Persis." she said, you have been
such a good, considerate sister that l
would not do anything to offend you
for the world. Tell me and speak frank
ly, would you despise me if, after all
that | have said, l should permit a
northerner to aspire to my hand?"
mo, irseed, dear Victorine. | said.
II should think you very sensible. l
know of course that you mean Mr..
Summers. Let me congratulate you"
"Oh, not yet" said Victorine. He
has said nothing to give warrant for
CONTINUED on page 81
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1894-02-09
CHAPTER IL.

Did you ever chase pigs out of a gar
den? Ii not, you can never imagine
what a time we had of it-how by the
time we got two out the first was in
again; how they scampered and squeal-
ed and ran between u feet, upsetting
Emily twice during the contest. Once
We thought them all gone, only to hear
them ~squeallng in chorus as they fol-
lowed each other in at some broken
palings at the farther end of the gar
den. About two to every FIVE of the
palings were absent and always had
been as far as | could recollect. and the
little brother and sister piglets were
very young and slim and could enter
anywhere. At last, just as despair had
seized Is, assistance arrived in the
shape of two gentlemen, who rushed
across the road together, one a grave
parsonage with a vandyke beard. more
than tinged with gray, and wearing
neal sighted glasses, the other a blue eyed
boy with curly hair and white teeth.
These, going nor scientifically to work,
soon banished the intruders, and Vic
torine. who had not offered the slight
est courtesy or thanks to our ~deliverers,
turned fiercely upon the elder man.
LET this be the last time your pigs
trespass upon my land, Mr.. Summers"
she said, with an alarming flourish Of
the poker. Let it be the last"
Allow me to suggest, Miss Carlton"
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1894-02-09

candle light. therefore n night a
catastrophe occurred.
The bowls Of our dog awoke me.
Through my open door | saw flashes Of
crimson light. Smoke came pouring
in thick and black. and | knew that sis
ter Victorine had set something on fire
at last. | staggered out into the hall.
Two strong arms seized me. | was
borne to Il window. against which q lad
der was propped.
1t was MIR. Summers who had grasp
ed me.
'Victorinei' l cried. 'Oh. my poor
sister! Oh. my Victorine!"
Then other hands grasped me. | was
carried down the ladder that had been
set against the window, and Harry bent
over me and kissed Inc and dashed into
the house again.
Aunt Emily. who slept over the kitch-
en-, was already safe. She clasped me
tight. and sinking on her knees began
to pray with wild. camp meeting fer
vor:
20 Lord, Q Lord, look down upon
us! o Lord, show de power of dy hand!
o Lord, help us! o Lord. help u.s."
For my part, l was speechless and
could only pray in silence. 1t was a
terrible experience, but it was happily
a brief one. The two men appeared at
the window, bearing Victorine. wrap
ped in her red cloak. She was scorched,
b~Teathless, but not seriously harmed.
While we We're uttering our thanksgiv-
ings, Mr.. Summers disappeared and re-
turned with our fathers portrait and
several ancestral peoples in black court
plaster.
The fire is out" he said. My son
has quenchSd it with a few buckets of
water. Nothing is destroyed but the bed
furniture. But | thought that these
had better be removed from the walls,
Invaluable relics as they must be-"
Victorine burst into tears.
Sister Persis. she said, thank this
brave and chivalrous gentleman. |
cannot"
Madam" replied Mr.. Summers, Il
rejoice to have been of service"
Really. although she had a black
smudge on her chin, | never saw Vic
torine look SO sweet as when she smiled
upon the man from the north and gave
him her hand.
The vendetta is over" | said to
Harry an hour later. while he was wash
ing his face and hands, which were as
black as Aunt Emily's with smoke and
finder smears, at the blue pump out
SIDE the kitchen door. Tho vendetta
is over prophesy that Victorine will
make your father her special hero
henceforth."
So indeed it proved. After sounding
Mr.. Summers praises for two days Vic
torine suddenly proposed to ask those
brave gentlemen to supper.
That is. if they will come, she add
ed, with a gentle sigh, remembering
her many encounters with the elder of
the name.
"Oh, they will be delighted" l re-
piled.
"Yes'm, Miss Persis," Emily re-
sponded, reckon dey amt nebber had
a real, for true Virginny supper"
"Oh, they visit at Mrs. Mockridge's
and her Liza knows how to cook said
sister. and everybody has heard of
Miss Hates pound cake"
Was that a jealous CLEAN that | saw
in sister Victorine's eye as she made
mention of Miss Kate?"
Liza kin cook well enough" said
Emily, but | reckon | kin beat her,
and Miss Kate she cyant play pianner
muffin like my home ladies kim"
So the invitation was sent and ac-
cepted, and we had a very pleasant
, l'mI~Ia@A
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1894-02-09

replied the gentleman. that if your
fence were mended my pigs could not
get into your garden quite S o easily. !
believe" he added, casting his eyes
skyward. that there is not a whole
fence in this shiftlcss country except my
own. Pigs? Why. elephants could
walk in through those broken palings.
madam"
Il suppose, said Victorine, appar-
emily addressing some unseen contidant.
THAT this is northern politeness.
plain statements of facts. madam
said Mr.. Summers. by the way. it is
my duty to say that | object to the rag
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1894-02-09

evening, what with music and euchre.
If we did not talk of shakespeare and
the musical glasses" we had other
equally elegant and unsectional subjects
of conversation and avoided all political
questions.
And how happy we were-Harry
and Ito think that we might now be
as friendly as WI pleased!
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1894-02-09

What is IT? It is a bottle. What
is in the bottle? Syrup. Why do I
see it in so many houses? Because
everybody likes it. What is it for?
For coughs, colds, Group. ~whooping
cough and consumption. What is its
name? Parks Cough Syrup.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1894-02-09
Mark TWIN

Says that you can always cure a mule
of kicking if you cut off his tail just
behind the ear. Use Haller's Barb
Wire Eminent and it will do just as
well. For sale by Mcconnell & Co.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1894-02-09

Angels don't have piles, but piles Of
people would like to be angels but
cant cause they've got piles, Sc use
Haller's Australian Salve and cure the
pile9 and be angels. For sale by Nc
Council & Go.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1894-02-09
We TELL YOU

nothing new when we state that it pays to engage
in 4 permanent, most healthy and pleasant bust
ness, that returns a profit for every days work.
Such is the business we offer the working class.
We teach them how to make money rapidly, and
guarantee every one who follows our Instructions
faithfully the making of $4,000 a month.
Every one who takes hold now and works will
surely and speedily increase their earnings; there
can be no question about it; others now at work
are doing it, and you, reader, can do the same.
This is the best paying business that you have
ever had the chance to secure. You will make a
grave mistake if you fail TO give it a trial ut once.
will directly find yourself in a most prosperous
business, at which you can surely make and save
large sums of money. The results of only a few
hours work will often equal a weeks wages.
Whether you are old or young, man or woman, it
makes no difference, do as we tell you, and sue
cess will meet you at the very start. Neither
experience or capital necessary. Those who work
for us are rewarded. Why not write to-day for
full particulars, free? T.. C. ALLEN & co,
Box No. go, Augusta, Me-.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1894-02-09
IT Cures.

Parks Cough Syrup will cure colds,
coughs, Group and whooping cough.
The standard home remedy in thousands
Of families for all lung diseases. Guar
auteed by McNlillen.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1894-02-09

a cup of Parks Tea at night moves
the bowels in the morning without pain
or discomfort. Sold by A. McMillen.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1894-02-09

10y WA aic2, We gave her Cassoria.
wa Child, she cried for Castoria.
V.a-tsI,AHc.-lc Mss, she chung to Castoria.
,,rsa ne LAD Children, she gayethem Castoria
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dispepsla. El veneno por elias en-
gendrsdo podrfa estar cculto y sin
eentirse dusan'e largo tiempo, pero
tambi6n heoerse entonces, de re-.
pente, activo por etecto de canssn-
clio mental, de exceso ca conner, de
conner MAJ, de exposition al aire
iihre 6 cualqniera de otras tantas
inhuenoias. Entonces decsyeroD
los fi0rea (a los que signieron el
est6mago 6 higado), 81 aceite vene-
n>so lafente en- la sangre pudo de-
aArrol.as Ia iDfamaci6n en- las arti
oulacionee, y los finidos aei reten =.
dos produjefon Ia hidropesia. Oon,
semejante estado de cosas pueden
pfoducirse toda olase de 1esarre-
CLOS, siend0 cada uno de ellos m q
bien que una enformedsd ell siuro.
ma y resultado de Ia sola causa de
casi tOdas las enfermeGades; Ii in.
digestion y ID dyspepsia. El cora.
z6n Y los pulmones 90 afeeFan mo-
chas veces por simpatfs, y esto es
10 que ocu:ri6 en- el oaso del S,
Hernndoz, excltada como &c ha-
llaba su imagination por ell mieGo
a Ia tisis.
OUrad la torpeza de lssdigest On,
expe ed el veneno aoumufado,Hy ha
]lareis eL seguida IN mejoramiento
general. El conseguir esto esta en-
pOder del Jarabe Curative de la
Madre Seigel, como no 10 ha eAta-
do jamas quisas en- poder de r, me.
dio alguno harta hoy conocido.
81 el lector se dirige 4 los Sres
A. j. Whi5e, Limitado de, 155, Ga
liz de Oaspe, Barcelona, d,an
mucho gusto en- enviarles gratul ta-
mente I'm folleto ilustrado que ex-
plique las propiedades de este re.
medic.
n.
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PILDORIS RIC0ESTITUYESTBS
DEL DOCTOR d. NICOLAS REVERUN.
IPrVIego exclusive expeddo Madrid e' de Mayo de-
1871, por e Excno Sr Ministro de Gomento.
PREPARADAs EN- La FAEMAOIA DE vALLE OANCIO, /


Vnse a1os e eienoa han deorado aa propedades toni
nea N0asuS Ge pOras curando aam2na tO1as a
eade dndan lei e1opobemento de
anneDtao5n poeo va habtar Iugarea hdedos nal
venrll&dog 8niFrmedades anteTiorea
su a96D ouasiva muy efca: n ias paaoones del
n dolores de cab napenHs debdd dolores las enss
hrcpesa hi00s de Cido palideZ
pe reu oaor natural flores hlsncss
sndes p6dds fta de Ia mensEuaci6n ahTndanca
complete darroo de Ia eda
d. la pnbeftaG dead general de las ntermedsd
or6ncas" lue mUbosa
de cioroanemia" simple de affection general dec
lesion ogsnoa medication.
Fin vista de los Progresses Terapca de agunos
entes noaV en- la pacno hs modfoado la formula
eosT I'll pGbco preparation G dda efec
comprueba gererazado hace de
ala toda 10 isla.
Oon e fin preCavee muchas imitacOnes que de
mula han hecho cuyss edades nores debe exg
egtma de bca
tapa superior que DOCTOR n. REvERON M6dio
Oruano Ponce Puerto RCo inferior frma e lado
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-08-03
LINNA DH OAIBA.RUN.

Todos Ios lunes 1 las 9 de 10 tards
saldrG ns vapor que, tocando loa martes
sn 10 Isabella de Sagua, lsgark 4 Oai.
BARREN los microbes.
RetornarG sAliendo:de UaibarisR los
Jueves, despues Dc Ia llsgada del trsn
Dc pAsajerOs, con escala On Sagus, y
llsgara ! Ia HabanA los VisrnsG.
Todos los viernes { Lac 9 de In tarde
aaldrG otrO vapor qua toearA. on ISabslA
dc sagua los s&badoA , llegark 4 Oai-
BARREN los Domigos.
EfectuAIa ~ rno:sAliendo Dc Cal.
BARREN los mArtss, depu6s de 10 negada
del tren de panajeros, tocaf& en- Sagua
Y llegHrk ! u Habana Lon microbes.
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TENEDURIA Oh LIBROS, Dol

TENEDURIA OH LIBROS, por
Qssts6os.
LEY DE EXPROPIAOION
sNORZOSA.
CODIGO DE OOMNROJO, "Gi-
rom.
NUNVO OODIGO DE JUsTT-
0TA MILITAR, Aaohado poS ei
J9octoE q. SansheS dc Gcafla, re-
dao1oE de ls Ravists &C los TEi"
bunales"
OODIGO DR COnGEBOIO, edi-
ol6n de bolsillo.
CODIGO PENAL DE CUBA Y
PUERTO-RIOO.
OODIGO PENAL DE CUBA Y
PUERTO-R1CO, poE 10 BibioteCa
Judicial.
EORMULARIOs Oh 10 o.
VII, ISABELLA" @
MANUAL DEL sB0RETA-
EIO, "AbeslaS
DEREOHO ADMIN1sTRATI-
20, "ADellas
REGLAMENTO ON LAS GA
RKRRAS OIVILNS DE ULTRA
NAB.
LEY DE GAIA. para Cuba =
Puerto Rico.
FLOkES Y LAGRIMA4, por
%. Domingo b. HernAndez.
EORMULARIO Criminal, por
Abella
I'd. Mag!sGfal, poz BouChardat.
HLS1ORIA NATURAL. por
Poreda.
ARITMET1OA, Algebra y Geo.
metrla, por Oardin.
gILOsOFIA, por el Padre o.
feTlO0.
GRAMATLCA FRANUNsA, ,poz
Ollendorf y BeDot.
ARAMATIOA TN6LN6A, po
IbaEra
| aRAlIATInA MUSICAL, POI
kumegO.
OODI0O CIVIL. - Nueva edi-
cton oflclal reformSca.
ARITMETIOA. Oorta1aE.
DIOOIONARIO DE LA LEM
Qua OASTELLANA, por la Aca'
demia,
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Vinos de RUEDky f0R0
fITTO 7 BLAIC0,
mMW yllIciO QuI 81 eeIoG.
Al PUBLIGO

AsIban Dc rscibirss, On lA tisnda %
90 Garcia 4 10, San jose nhn. l, los
ma9ni6coe y acrsditados vinos tintos
: 6iaueo Do RusGh , Toro (0seti5;s) },
. . ss dstallsn pos botsllAs, gArrafonss.
sr nrtoa , msdias pipos, & pFeeios con.
vsueiouAisa. y .sero
T6ngARs On eHsntA qHe 70 eitaaa
t;enda 90 q tnicA que recibs tan 90.
suisitos vinos.
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En- ls ImpEenGs del BoLETIN se
han reelbido .0g siguientes:
Ctdigo pausl EefermsdO On 1870
Cn las Yaaia.aiones intEoducidas en-
! mismO POE Ia Icy de IL dc Julio
e 1875, CSonGoEdaQ0 7 COmentado
para gu mejoc inteligenoia y taeil
spllcaoi6n, oon una multltUd dc
ejemplos , cuestiones Dracticas ex-
fr&ctadas dc Ia jurisprudenoia eata-
lecida poE el Tribunal Supreme
ID mss de oinoo mil sentencias die
4adas en- materiA de casaci6p cEi-
i, inal desde 1870 q 1887, y de Ia
.risprudencia francesa en- los Co.
8 no resueltos a6n p0r 10 nuestra,
ue dimanan dc artiCulos del %
igo frances, QUE guardian Completa
dcntidsd J snaiOgia con les del
O6dlgo espa1lol, seguldo de un ex
ssDso J mlnuCiOs0 repert0ri0 alta
o6lcc de los mismas y de On ap6n
lce eon las leyes peuales espeoia-
isss de contfabando ; defraudaoi6n,
serrocarEiles, montes, ley electora-
;es y municipal, cazs y pesca, Icy
sobre protection q los nifloS de 26
do Julio de 1873, y sobre usuHpa-
zion y falsidcaci6n de patentes de
81 del prorio mes y afo, anotad~s
Y concentrates CON Ia jurispruden-
cia del Tribunal Supreme.
Obra utilisima a los sehores Ma
gistrados, Jurados, JueCes, Fisca-
es, indivfduos del Cuerpo Juridico
Militar = dennAs funcionarios en-
cargados de la splicaci6n de 10 ley,
y muy particularmente ! 0s se1o-
res Letrados, detensores 6 acusa-
dores en- causa criminal, "a todsa
aquellas personals que, deseosas
de conocer el O6digo y 10 Jurispru'
dencia, 40 han podldo hacer de
ellos un estudio especial, por o.
Excmo Sr d. Salvador Viada y vi
llaseca, Magistrate del Tribuna
Supreme y Diputado 4 OOrtes.-Ul.
Ulma ediCion, cuatro tones.
COMPILATION de Las diGposi'
clones organicas dc la Administra
ci6n de Juaticia en- Las provincial
de Ult2maE, pSecedida de una in
| troduCci6n hist6rioa. anotads
concordada con la legislaci6n ante
rior = 10 de Ia Peninsula, y con la
reyes pxoceeales, = seguida dc va
IliOs APPENDICES. e0TprenslvsR de Il
LEY de uniflcaNifn de 10 de Agosb'
de 1885, el decreto ley de emplea
dos de Ultramar y las demas dis
posiciones vigentes, pOf Ra1n6l
lSanchez Ooa6a, auxiliar del Minis
Igerio % Gracia y JusGicia y Redas
Aror cse la " "Kevista do las Trlbups
l'es''. Edici6n ds 1ee1j
PEDAGOGICAL. Dor DON Hose s&r
aaez y Gopxal8& ,ss SogIoAnO.
| .RNPNRTORIO DM JURIs
IPRODENOIA er nateria crimina
tornado por una JGnts de Abogi
| qos, bajo Ia direooihE de don Y
oente Romero Giron; eo,nprenC
desde 81 afio 1870 s 1890; 8 toM,
pasta. . - e---...
| lNGISLAOION de pzimara Al
eafanxa, Ferrer Rivero.
| vETNkINARI.A, Arago.
| Id alemana, Castro Verde.
| FIsIOA = quimiea, Feliu.
| TABLA.S de logasstw oe. 81
IL en- Ramos.
TNNDDURIA de- uhEc D, CAST
Ifioa.
ATLAS de Geogsaf1a Univexs
Ioompuesso dc 40 mapas tEaxad
oon az2eglo 4 ,sa actuales divisi
Inss 10 ltieaa. pSeseedido de- uns n
ln In assgr6fss EssadEsssa@. POI d.
Rlisa gerot0.
OODIGO OWL, eomentaG0 ?
Rele6a. 9 etom0s pasta
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Jose T. a
TETUAN s7.-OAP1TA1

Oonsulado de M6iico, Ban inerc
comirionista, Agente princl pal de
Ia Oompahia general Tras :'tlants-
cre a. lvapores franceses), Oorrespon
a. AL del Credit Lyounsis de Paris, b.
Oraser D tante de los Establecimiel'
tos de Oail de Paris, de Ia Gong
raSia u de segnros contra incendis,
IN orw,ch e al6D," y de In COm ia
6,a esoanola " Alis4sa de asegass~
xcraam dc BaruelOna Tiens 30 :
aurNal en- Aguadisls.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-08-03

De venta, On Ia lmprenta del
BoLETM ME8CANT1.
La b0lsa, 81 U0merCIo ,
las SOciedades MerCan-
] tiles, l tomo....-.... 81
Lecci0nes de Derecho Mer
cantil, por yari0s alum.
nos de DON Luis Silvela, l
GOmO.4e~~.s 900 e-~...e 90
iibro de las Satiras, DOE
don Ventura Ruiz Agui-
/, ,lera, Comprende: Sati.
ras, La arcadia moder-
na, Grandozas de los
,.pequehos, Eptgramas y
aletrillas, |aglas f&buias
y Moralejas, l tomo, rus.
4 itica 26O paginas...-.-- I OF
Candido, Novela por don
Mariana Ramirc, l to-
mo rdstica a...--....- ~
RinC0nete y cortadill0 Y
III lioenciado Vidriera
por idem, un tomo. an
Los Balos de Argel, CO.
media, por id, I'm tomo. 25
ri gailardO espahol, idem,
por 1dem, un tomo. 80. 25
PUnuos de vista, p0r don
Mig0el Moys4 (an uomos 6O
La leyenda de Noche- bue.
na.-.--- $1,000. .-.-.. 80
ri hij0 del Sacristan, por
dol. Carlos FrOntaura.
z UOmos. s............ an
Zoos NaciOnales Y Oanta-
Eiges, pOr ld.~---..... IN
Felipe % Estudio His5orl.
co crttloo, poT Y. Co.
mez, ! t0m0 IN
hero, Estudio olennti-
80, por don julio 60.
m0z.. G1eKn
Homenaje Poetioc, Poe = ''"'o
stsk do 50 ingenios .
tomo--..~-. --->~. .... b.
Leyenda do los Reyes, NO.
vela hlst6rlca, por don
Torcuato Tarrsgo, l to-
AOs . a~,.sS-a sa~~.a AZ
Aabltabllidad de los AS
tros, pOr don jose Mo-
reno Fuentes, l tomo.. Il
NueDles y Taploes, segun-
da s6rle de oartas q una
sen0rlta sobre Ia habi-
tacl6n, por F. MIGUEL =
Badia, l tome.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-08-03
a. v [ SO.

sien0o ceso dc reouentes maone Iss osas de- dootol
ever6n" hagO presente las !eg8a M pEsdas exoas
amente en- la acreditada Farmaoa p' Vao CAcco
los depotaos de la verGao3 m0 ob Gnioos een
Orizados par& ni nombr9 1IabaE PndcFas
0ep6tos: Oaps sauiIn11saryPonee Vale Canuo-Areci
oo Farma0a hvaS 0amo ESrmsca BeAnceLares FaroaCia
tturEino~ Ciales, EaErnaois del Lodo Luis Lizard
DQGTOR ~ RET TER0N.