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Birmingham age-herald., 1895-01-22
Lincoln and Stanton.

MT. Dana came up to Washington from Richmond with Grant after the final vic tory of the Union army He reached the capital on April IS. On the afternoon of the 14th he received dispatch from Port land, Me-, reporting that Jacob Thompson was expected to pass through that town in disguise, on his way from Canada to England. Stanton was for arresting the commissioner. but he sent Dana over to the White House to see the president about it. Lincoln was in the little closet just off his office, in his shirt sleeves, washing his large hands
 Hello, Dana," he said, "what is it nowS"
 Dana explained that MT. Stanton had an opportunity to arrest Thompson and ! thought it ought to be done.
 s.' We'll" drawled Lincoln, II think not. When you have an elephant on hand and he wants to run away, better let him run"
 A few hours later Abraham Lincoln lay unconscious in the little bedroom in the Petersen house, opposite Ford's theater. Dana was with Stanton until 9 o'clock In the room adjoining tho death chamber. Then he went home to sleep. Ho was awakened in the morning by Q knock at his door. It was Colonel Pelouze, one of the assistant adjutant generals.
 MT Dana, said Colonel Pelouze, "Mr. Lincoln is dead, and Mir. Stanton directs you to arrest Jacob Thompson. ''-Edward P. Mitchell in Mcclure s Magazine.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-01-22
PERSONAL.

Mrs. R. P. McDaid came up from Mont gomery yesterday to visit her parents.
 Hon. k. B. Kelly, one of Calhoun county's able representatives in the legis- lature, was in the city Sunday.
 MT. J. W. Hsrgrove has returned from Danville, and reports his father greatly improved and now on the road to recovery
 Miss Adeline Bostick, the efficient Ste nographer in the city court clerks office, is able to be at her post again after an ab- sence of q week on account of illness.
 Twenty five per cent reduction on all shoes, except Bauster shoes, at T. c. Kings, and 800 to the party who will dis prove the integrity of this offer for thirty days.
 Dr. A. w. Hit is spending a few days Hitt has just returned from trip 10 India. He Is an extensive traveller, having ciroled the globe twice during the past three years.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-01-22
UP IN A BALLOON.
What MT. Glaisher Experienced When Sew
 eral Miles High.

What MT. Glaisher Experienced When Sew
 eral Miles High.
 When the balloon had attained height of 29, GOO feet, or about 5% miles, Mir. Glaisher suddenly grew aware that one of his arms was completely powerless. He tried to move the other, but from that, too, all strength had gone. By this time, thoroughly alarmed, he tried to shake himself; but, strange to say, the result was but feeling that he had no limbs at all. His head dropped upon his left shoul- der, and when he struggled to lift 1t erect ! it toppled over to his right. He reeled back and sank against the side of the car, and there lay, his arm hanging nerveless- ly over the side. A moment or two passed, and he found that all the muscular pow CTS that had still remained in his neck were gone also. He tried to speak, to call his comrade, but no words came. The balloon meanwhile was steadily mount ing, and to put finishing touch to the terrors of his plight his eyesight was fail ing him rapidly. Soon this, too, vanish ed and pitchy darkness settled down upon him.
 Consciousness remained Hearing also might have remained, but there was no sound to break the solitude of tho sky. He felt only that he was still ascending ascending, so to speak, into mere nothing ness. Tho mind worked but all partner ship with the body had failed. The reins of the senses had slipped from his grasp. He could just think. "Was this the way in which men dledS And did one faculty after another desert the soul in it's extrem- ity, as servile courtiers may steal away ~ from the presence of royalty when its last hour had arrived?" And then the dark ness of his senses settled also on his mind, and consciousness faded from him. He was reused by voice calling him, but at first could give no guess as to its origin. "Try, tryl' it was saying. He tried to answer it. but could not He opened his eyes. All was dim yet, but through the dimness he could just make out figure kneeling over him. Very slowly the ob- scurity faded, and he felt his senses ebbing back. The figure had left him now, but he could see Mr. Coxwell sitting at the other side of the car He lay, looking at , him for some moments, unable to speak or move. After awhile, however, he man. aged to pull himself to his feet and found his voice.-World of Adventure.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-01-22
COLLIER DRUG co. B1RmfssHHS laTf fiEss ASspqs StA
KENT ELGIN DEAD.
mr3o tic 3n

THE SECOND BEST BIRD DOG IN THE
 UNITED STATES DIES OF THE RABIES.
 Kent Elgin, one of the most famous of the canine species in America, is dead. On December % he was bitten by mad cur. His owner knowing the result sent him 10 the Pasteur institute in New York, where he was treated and sent back home for we'll. He ar. rived here on January 19 and was almost immediately taken sick. He was theu re- moved to Dr. French's hospital on Twentieth street. He grew from bad to worse, and although everything known to the medical fraternity was done Tor him he died in great agony on Sunday night.
 Just before he died telegram was sent to the Pasteur institute stating his condi- tion. and an answer was received to bleed him. This was done, but to no avail. He grew worse aud worse, and physicians saw It was hopeless case. His body will be taken in charge by a taxidermist and mounted. ..--
 Kent Egin was owned by Mir. T. T. Ashford of the Birmingham Paint and Glass company, and was valued at S1500.
 Kent was the second best pointer In the United States, and had won many consecu. tive field trial contests. He was brother to Rip Rap and a half brother to Stride away.
 Kent was to have run in the United States Field Trial club contest at West Point, Miss. yesterday.
 Mr. Ashford's loss is a great one and his dog's death will be regretted by all dog fancers in America.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-01-22
Daniel Dougherty's Start In Life.

A few old citizens are still living who remember when Tom Florence, subse- quently the popular member of congress from the First district, kept a hat store on Sixth street below Chestnut, now the site of The Ledger building. Richard Vaux had his law office over Florenco's hat store. One day the late Daniel Dough erty met Vaux on the street corner and said to him. "Mr. Vaux, you know I have graduated as lawyer and want to find an office in this vicinity to hang out my sign" In those days lawyers offices were in great demand so close to the state. house. MT. Vaux replied, Yes. Dan, know of just the place for you-right up in my rooms-but you can only have it on one condition, and that is you shall not pay any rent for it." Dougherty es. tablished his office there, and the two men were intimate friends until the breaking out of the war, when its unhappy differ ences separated them. Philadelphia Times
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-01-22
IN A BAGNIO

ONE MAN CRACKS ANoTHER's SKULL.
 BOTH UNDER ARREST.
 Last night In a house of ill repute on Avenue and Twenty fourth street w. P. Young, a white man, was hit in the head with brick by Jim Seay, and may die.
 The story goes that Young was in the house with a woman, and when Seay came in he didn't like it, so he got brick and told Young to burn the wind. Then words followed and Seay threw the brick, hitting Young in the forehead and, besides cutting hole about au incn in circumference cracked his skull.
 Both men were arrested by Officers Gull pepper and Rogers and Captain Weir. They were brought 10 the station house, where Young's wounds were dressed by Dr. Parke. The gash was deep and so large that it required three stitches to sew it up.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-01-22
Somber Clad Corsicans.

Nearly all of the peasant men and wom- en of Corsica that saw were clad in the most sornber manner. The men wore dark brown or black corduroy or velveteen suits, with heavy hobnail boots and black broad brimmed sombreros. Not satisfied apparently with this heavy coat and trou- sers, each wore heavy vest of the same material. Around the waist each wore broad red sash with ends hanging down at the side, which set of the black or brown suit The women were dressed mostly in black from head to foot, with black shawls on their heads, and pretty face was very rare among them. They will not compare with the Italians for beauty of person. Charles H. Adams in Century
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-01-22
EMMET CLUB
Meets and Elects Officers for the Year-Committee for the Fourth
 of March Celebration.

Emmet club had a largely attended an interesting meeting last night. Among other business attended to was the election of officers and appointment of com mittee to make preparations for proper observance of Emmet's birthday tthe 4th of March).
 The following officers were elected:
 President, k. D. Ward.
 Vice. president, James McGovern.
 Recording secretary, NJ. M. Boggan.
 Financial secretary, J. J. O'Rourke.
 Treasurer, D. J. Donahoe.
 The committee for the 4th of March cele. braiion is: John W. O'Neill, chairman John Ward, F. P. O'Brien, James Me- Govern, Hugh McGeever, Syl Daly and J. B. Harvey.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-01-22
TERSELY TOLD.

Ben NJ. Jacobs & Bros. sell furniture.
 The heavy rain yesterday morning flooded the streets. It was the heaviest rain of the season.
 Que marriage license was issued by the probate judge yesterday, and that was to L. A. Martin and Mrs. Rhoda Brassfield.
 Twenty-Five per cent reduction on all shoes, except Banister shoes, at T. 0. King's, and S100 to the party who will dis prove the integrity of this offer for thirty days,
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-01-22
Her Point of View,

'' The flat is acceptable every way" said MrI Downtown to tho janitor of the liar bmi flats. "Pll take them. By the way, we have six children"
 Janitor-All right, ma'am. No objcc. tion to children.
 .- M Mrs. Downtown--Oh, indeed! Well, this must be a dreadfully unfashionabie neigbhorhood as-er-I don't think I'll take the flat, after all.-New York Sun
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-01-22
Wait for the great fire sale of H. A. Kline & Co.,, com- mencing Saturday, January 26, at 1911 Ed avenue.
TO THE PUBLIC

We are now offering pure and delicious wines, such as claret, 50 cents per gallon; sherry, 75 cents per gallon; port, 75ieents Ter gallon. We can do this because we are agents for the largest wine producers in California. We also keep a large stock of imported wines and liquors, which we will sell a: reasonable prices.
 M. & A. WISE,
 Successors 10 5. Wise & Co.,, Corner Twentieth street and Morrie ave- me. 11-3tf2p
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-01-22
Old and New,

Friend-You still employ Dr. Hard head, I see.
 Mrs. do Style-He's just lovely. My husband and both like him. When we are ailineN he always recommends old port for my Edsband and Newport for me- New Haven Palladium.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-01-22
MRS.-A ALTMAN.

YORK, Jan. 21.-tSpecial. l-At o'clock yesterday morning Mrs. Altman, one of our oldest and most lovable Christian women, passed into the great beyond. Heart trouble caused her death. The re- o'clock this morning. Her son, Col. J. J. Altman, and wife, from Birmingham, have been by her bedside for several days.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-01-22
THE EYES OF LOVE.

Blind souls, who say that Love is blind: He only sees alright. His only are the eyes that find The spirits central light. He lifts. while others grope and pry, His gaze serene and far, And they but sec a waste of sky Where Love can see the Star. Mary A. Denison in Youths Companion.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-01-22

9he ancient Pcrsians burned the books the Phenicians and Egyptians; Ro- kns burned the books of the Jews, of the kristians and of tho Greek philosophers;
 Is destroyed the Christian and pagan ks, and Christians were equally de
 ctive of pagan and Jewish literature.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-01-22
A SMALL BLAZE.

street, between Seventh ,and-Nghth ave- nues, caught on fire last night about :15 o'clock, and was damaged to the extent of $50. The department turned ont and ex- dp 1niahad the biaxo.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-01-22

Philadelphia has 2,ooo miles of regular ly laid out streets and 800 miles of street car Hines. It produces every year $5O0,- OOO tOO of s-oasss.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-01-22
Fresh bread and candy made daily at c. w. Cody's, 1920 to 1926 Sd avenue. v5 T2b
IN THE THIRD ROuND.

IN THE THIRD ROUND.
 LONDON, Jan. 21.-Dick Burge and Tom Williams of Australia fought at the Na- tional Sporting club this evening at ten stone for G200 side. Burge won in the third round. The first and second rounds were stubbornly contested.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-01-22

The store of R. A. Jones & Go. is now open and the cigars ana tobacco will be sold for cash at a bargain. 22 2f
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-01-22
DEATH RECORD.
JOHN SCHOLES.

John Scholes of Pratt City died at the residence of William Muir at that place early yesterday morning. The funeral service will take place at 10 o'clock this fnorniog from St. Catherine's church, Pratt City, where high mass will be cele- brated.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-01-22

The store of R. A. Jones & Go. is now open and the cigars and tobacco will be sold for cash at a bargain. p 2f
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-01-22
THE WEATHER,

WASHINGTON, Jan. 21.-Forecast of weather for the succeeding twenty-four hours: Fair; slightly cooler; westerly winds
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-01-22

Accept no substitute for Dr. Price's Baking Powder. 1t alone is absolutely pure.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-01-22

WANTED TO BUY.
 A stock of shoes at a bar gain. Address P. O. Box 564, Anniston, Ala. IanI8 /
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-01-22

The store of R. A. Jones & Go. is now open and the cigars and tobacco will be sold for cash at a bargain. 9 2t
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-11-29

prejuicio y la duds, tIenen Gv ces
TaE01 de ser, y no esposlh ven, er
os desde lueg", pero al FIN la er-
dad aale victor csc.
La enfermedad de dlcha sef ore
era 10 lndls estio1 y dyspepsia. 10
ousl lleva trAs si d,vereas cor se-
cueDci8s que dajan perp.ej t. nto
los OF fermos como 4 loe med or.
Esto 10 comprendi6 bien,. sin m
barg', la buens y saba sen rs que
Freparo el Jarabe que lle2a 50 CO.
nocido J :tspetsdo Dombre. En
ot'ss Iala 'rss. ooI o ,ia pprfec Ia
mente qus Der fermedad" sgnl6ca
"msla drgest on" y por conSgolt n.
te, ell poner ell estsm4go en- dt b do
orden es POI o. todo en- ord y.
LIE "mala hora de s1frimien o
de Ia sefioyita Maie~ no volvif, y
con ell JAraee de Ia Madrs 8 zee Z
IL msuc. estamos seguros do 4t,
no volvera jsnas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-11-29

TENEDURIA Oh LlBRO6, poE
Oastahos.
LEY DE ExrRoPIAoIoN
FORzOsA.
OoDIGO DE OOMRRCIo, "ai-
ronS.
NUEvO OODIGO DIR JUsTI-
OLA HJITAK, naoEado poF al
Doctor Il. BAnoheH de Ccana, pe-
dActOr 6e II " Rev sGa &c loa Txi-
bunalesS
OODIGO DE COMEECIO. edi-
ci0n de bolsilo.
OODi4Q PENAL DE CUBA Y
PUERTO-RIOO.
OODIGO PENAL DE CUBA z
|PUERTO-RIOO, pOr II Biblioteca
judicial
FORMULARIOH DE IO u
VII, "AbelIa"
M-AN0AL DEL SBORETA.
BIO, "AbellA".
DEkECHO AnMIEISTRATI-
TO, "Abellep
RE8LAMEETO EN Las CA
RR ERAn OIvILn6 DE ULTRA
MLA.
lex DE GAIA. para OuOa ,
Puerto RioO.
FLOkEe 7 LAGRIMAs, Dor
d. Domingo Is. HelnAndex.
FORM ULARlO OrlmlnAI, Dor
Abella
Id. MagisLrAI, pOr BoHchax aAt.
HLS1ORIA NATURAL. pcr
PeredA.
Ak1TMRTICA, AlgebEa y Geo
meGrl&, lroT GArdln.
ELLOsOFIA, por el Padre o.
ierInO.
GRAMATOA FRAHUEaA, Dol
Olaadorr : boDOt.
uAAAATlCA THULAS \. pC
Ib&xrA
GkAMATiCA MUSICAL, Dol
Ronefo
CO01dO OWL. - HusVa edi.
ct0h oEtClAl retOrmAG.a.
ARtTMKCLOA. Oorta&ar.
DlUUIUHA-RIO DH LA LRN-
&C 4 GASChALAR d, poE - AGA
doniA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-11-29
LIExA DE- oAlBARI1H

Todos los lunsa 1 lAs Q de 10 tnrds
'aldrA h- vapoF que, toeAnSo Loo mArtsu
81 In lsabeia de Sagua, nsgark D Cal.
harlem Loo RiI&rcolsa.
ResornArA sAliendo de Caibarisn 10
Iusvss, dsspuea Dc Ia llsgAds del trsp
40 pAsAjsrOs, con sscala On 6Agua, y
lsgArA 4 10 HahAns loo Visrnss.
Todoa los visrnss { lAa 8 do Ia tnrle
AldrA otro vApor que toss,6 en- Issbsls
10 SAgua loo sAbadOA , llsgark D Oai
DArisn los Donigoa.
EfectnAEA 90 rstorno axliendo Do OAi
oartsU los martrs, dsPU6a de il IIsgnAs
tsl tran De paaalsrOs, tocart On Saga.
nsgArA b 10 HSbznn los uai6rcolsa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-11-29
LINEA DE CUBA

Llegaran SOLO hAsta 6-ntiAgO de Cubs
loe vapores que saleB los diss s, Is y Is.
Los de los diAs s , rs tocarAn 90
Nuevieta Puerto Padre, GibarA, Maya
RI, Baracoa, Guantanamo J Cuba
El diA Is hard las mismAs eecalAa.
sxcspci6n de ls de Mayari, y adsmks
tocscA en- SaguA de Tknsmo.
Todos retornarGp vsrihcAndo sus -
hdas de Ouba los diAs IL. - , 3, sfsc.
tuGndose las sntradas en- la HAbana
en- lss fschaa eOrrespOndisntas Dc 10,
30 , Q De cadA mes.
Ninguno de sstos vaporss tocarA D
"a retorno On Guantanamo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-11-29
LINEA DE PUERTO.RIOo.

Ssler los diAs 10 30 loo vspOrs
que hAcsn 81 ssrvicio de Oorreos.
81 del diA 10 tocs en- Nusvitas, Gibs-
n, BAracoA, Guantanamo, Ouu~, Oabc
HAittano J Port-au-Princs Puerto Pls.
=, Ponce, AAySgnsx. AguAdilla , San
JHAn de Puerto Ric0. al retorno harl
sscsla en- loo mismcs puertos.
nj del diz 30 irG por Nuevit @s c
bars, BaracOAs sGuHntGnAnO, Cub San
to Domingo, Ponce, Asysguex, Agua
6ilIa J San Juan de Puerto Rico,
niendo por loo mismOs pusrtos.
RetoFnarAn salisDdc do Puerto -Rt o
loo aiAs - , 8 rsspsctivAmsnts, toaa
IGn IN Ouha loo dfss % y Q, Uasandc
Z la HshanA sn iHs fscbas e1trsspon.
dientes 1s " Il aa eAds me-.
Ninguno de estOs dos vapo,m kooara
3 y sst0rno sn GuantAnarao.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-11-29

Tambin SO ACADIA de recibir de
las misas .un extenso y .variadO
surtido. Las hay de- multitud de pre-
clos, dede rs eentavos hasta 20 y
veinte . cinco pesos, muy elegantes
y lujOss. En- tinteros de cristal ;de
roca Sc puede eScOger mucho.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-11-29

Aladrado por una soIa hoja,
i prop6sito para minutas, So
Ores de ohcios, etc.
De vent2 en- esta Imprenta
s.. DIettor del BoLETfN MEk-
oANTIL.0
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-11-29

DNTRlRl CRIgTIlAl
poR GIL EsTEvE.

Nueva.. ed eioD Pertsc'amsnte
.mprcsa y s0cnA1trnadA en- car
cen. 4 NUEVE PESOS grness
ii c0ntAdo.
fernando 10 gruesAs se bAc'
IN buen descuensO.
q. vensa On esta Impreuta.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-11-29
L1BROS.


En 10 Imknta del BoLAlAa 90
han recibiddos siguientes.
Gdigo Pei reiormadc en- 1870
cOn laa varhiones introduci6Aa en-
81 mism0 y Il leg de IL de SuIio
de 1876, cOsordado y oomC2tado
para su NOR inteligenCia II f&Oil
splicacion, son una mulrtlsA de
ejemplos yuestione& practices cx-
tractadas ! In jurisprudencia esta-
0lecida pc el Tribunal 9seUo
en- mAa d4inoo mil .<~4is.' \ do
tadas en- lAteria IS e2sz&ah4 epi-
mtnal dese 1870 1 I1stttt, y&sla
jurispTucacia fran ga ss. scS ~
SOS no re1eltos atn 2Cg i@ Euastz \,
que dimAan de arh asGa Gel %
digo fralAs, que guArGa2 sCmp:ssa
identids J analogta ec1 los Gel
Oodigo spahol. seguidn do IN ex-
tenso yninucloso repen oEso alta.
betiCo . Las mismas y de I'll spSn
dice cc Las leyes penales Cspe0sS-
es de Dntraband0 = defra1 'ssssE
ferroc'riles, montea, ley elt =
ee y lunici2al, caxa y pesC~, ley
sobre ro,ecoi&n b los nj6os de 26
de Juo de 1873, y sobre usuIpa-
cion falEihcaCi6n de patentes de
50 d. propic mes y aido, anotadss
y oolentadaa CON la jurispruden-
ola d Tribunal Supreme.
Ora utilisima Q los sehores Ms
gistdos, Jurados, Jueces, Fisca-
les, ,.1diYiduos del Ouerpo JurtdiCo
MI ary dem&s funcionarios en-
ca Ados de Ia aplicaci6n de u ley,
" Iay particularmente | % senO-
re([ [etrados, defensores 8 scusa-
does en- causa criminal, "a todas
AheIlas personas que, deseoSas
dconocer el O6digo = In Jurispru
dncia. 40 han podldo hScer de
eos un estJlr1io especial. por el
kcno Er d. Salvador Vlada y VI
aseca, Magist1Ado del Tribunal
lu prcmo = D.putsdo { Oortes.-Ul-
ana ediOi0n, Cuatro t0m0A.
COMPILATION de las dispoEi
,iones organscss do Ia AdmintHtra
ION de Justiaia c2 Las provincial
to UlseaEaAE, pre0edida de una In
roduccion hiat0riOa, anotada
,Oncordada con 10 legialaci6n ante
os~y La ds Ia Peninsula, J con laI
syes crosesalea, y segulda de Va
los apend'cea,. oO2prendVas de ID
ey de uniRcaas6n de- 10 de AgostG
,e 1895, ei decrss0 leg de s2plca
.os de UlEEamaf J laa denAa dis
osIsaonea y1geEtea, pos RA0oI
AnuheE Ocsfs, aUxsliar del MiEis
eric oe Gracia ) JnstlsiA , Re4aG
or do 10 q kevlsta de laA TEibunR
~. Edj0ifh dc 1891
pRDAaCGIOA, EOE don .Fcs4 San
meg 6unKAlex de 3omo1no.
REPRRTORIO DIN JURIs'
PRGDEHOIA en- mAterla eritninal
,orwado poT una jl1nta dc Abogs
,o.. bsio In direction de don vi
cute Romero 6iron; colnprend
Issde 81 aho 1910 & $780, 8 tome
- q.
VBTERINARIA, Afago.
mzns, Castro Verde
FssICA J quimica, ReliE.
TABLA6 do logAritmOs. SAr
ke9 kam0a.
VENEDURIA do nbr0s, Oastl
los.
Atlas de 0eOgFafla Uulye1sI
sOnvueaao do - mapas traEaas
"a ATEegso q La actua.ee uVlsl
~ 90 sslaaa, prenedid0 dc una =
- essgwksss ksteRf.f'sa, On
....aa ASaoAo.
.~SA,IaO Oh Z IL somentn1 49,
/ fsawoa. 8 tomeE pssaN
1AJl0 gia 0:IsIwt
ARsfss'. Rlyafs.4
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-11-29
LUZ I3RILLANTE.
La LUZ EN- EL kUhDO GE LGS5iEGOcl0S.
AUKITE PARA AGUNBRAD0 DP FAMILIAS

Librs &c explasi5n..e 3
usmst.sti6n s1popti,sea
SIN hama ~ mai ots0
Este assite, pfo0uUiO
&c una fabricSoi6n espe
cls ] . igua', sinO supe
'i0r q los one - impor
TN d'l e5t- &nierO bajo
81 e SOS nom bres y % So
90, Tar o per ans cuAIi.
dsdes lumtnicaa como
por Issegurldadqne Off
"a los Cousdnlid0rae
Nues rOs preCioe ssn
N o1o q Es rsauaidoo
qne los do las marcas
sx5ranjefAS que epn 60
10 mayor proOlo no btin
m 4 los consumidOlsg
ventn'aA a. ns4yuna
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-11-29
LOSE r lSILVA
rRTUAN s7-OAPITAL

cnnrubado de M6iico, Ban .nsN
..esnsrionasts, Agente pdna pal d
!, Y acmDaEia general TEaa Elknh
= lwsooEee fEnnoases), Oouespon
81 ~ osedIt Lgounaisde PaEts n
...ser,aube -. de I0a Estableomlen
~ Cal De Paris, de u Con-
80 a aeRuros o0ntEa tnoendio1
: - ...-.-I,ch Union, = J dc Il O0mpa
e~nak ola Aliazna De aaegura-
a-~ de naxuel0na. Iiema o..
yusalp Asuadilln
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-11-29
OOLORES EE TUBO8

ehRA LA PINTURA AL OLEO ]
La OUARELA, SE AOABAN DI
REOIBIR EN- kGTA MPRNNTA
Holm (ttstsGk
Betdn.
Blanco De plata
Blaneo de ploms
Blanco Dc zine.
Azul eslsstsi
ASpl de cohaltAs
AAul da Prussia.
Osstano (ts1a )..Gs kurts
OastAho roio.
OAstAho d Van DIRK
0AEmin qusmads.K
OarEEin de- rubia.
Oenixa kSuI,
BafmeIl3n,
RutAgamba. 7
axia Dc PHyna
hlndigo,
Amarillo oalcaenlos
Amarillo = eEomO siarA.
Amarillo d sromos oseug
Amarillo indiana.
Amarillo Dc NApolsa \
LAsa qHannda.s
LAea eATninsa.
LAca rubia
LAcA mmarilla
IIaca of6inaris,
LmoA wiosnda,
Negro De naaral,
hsgso do aGsaane
Cle4e onntn6o.
Osrs amarillo,
OcFs FojO
Ocrs De Ruda1
UitInmags
kIsars d kisl,
kGEo as Hnsurns,
koso C Vsasoia.
Sangis de- Dragtt
espia.
espia soIOEsada.s
kemafsa.
nntura nsn1a.
Lisfa De 0aassl.
IleFFx de Ooloria.
LisErs e Italia natursA I,
1IsTra ds Italia usmada
nsrsa Dc sombra nakurnaa
1isfEa de- som Dra qusmnss.
isFfa g Dlana aaturnl
YiaYen A a3n~a a-.sss.ss
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-11-29
ENN ~ S.u
Sc Gcdb,. q recibir en- la Inpren-
td del BOIet1u
II n L A

para peri6diOs { impresiones del mas
delicado traajo, EN- envases de- todo
peso. De Olorcs: azul, encarnada,
violeta, amrilla, verde y chocolate.
Estas tlltims ell envases de. 800 gra-
mos Y IL lilo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-11-29

ksta empress t1sne 81 yHpor AGUI
VA. rotents pSra IenOlques pcs Ia
.OStAs de este Isia, y hAbiIitAndo d
OoUbas parA sehiq~ss ' dtilss para sAl.
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