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If knew anything about horses. wa

If knew anything about horses. was
forced to acknowledge that / did not
whereupOn he remarked: 'Then / dom
suppose you care to go with us. We
are going over here to trade"
He had thought to favor me with ar
entertainment. There may be dreariel
recitals than the lies told during horse
swap, but I have never heard them
But even had he promised the keenest
excitement 1 should have declined tC
go. There was but one thing for me
and that was to gorge my gaze on that
wild berry. And ewhere was she?
saw her standing under a tree short
distance down the stream. A mum.
ber of children and smaller girls
were playing about her. They had
pulled a grape vine from a tree and
were jumping it. las approached Lees
turned from the group and began slow
ly to walk toward the creek. I over.
took her
How long will they let me stay?" ]
asked.
Until you write enough letters" she
answered, laughing.
"But do you know how many they
want written?''
."I don't know. but ever so many.
should think"
Don't you want me to write some fol-
you?"
mo" she said after a short pause
Il don't know anybody"
But you have friends in England
haven't you?'
mo. not now. I had one.'
'And he dled?" I asked.
"She died." was her reply.
Down the stream we rolled. In the
delight Of her marvellous beauty I for
got that there had even been civiliza-
tion. In the shade on a bank OF moss
we sat. l told her stories. OF giants
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should; the will power Is weakened,
morbid fears haunt him and may result
in confirmed hypocliondria, or nielan-
cholia and, finally, in softing Of tl,e brain,
epilepsy, {" fits '), paralysis, loconiotor
ataxia and even In dread insanity.
10 reach, reclaim and restore such
unfortunates to health and happiness, Is
the aim Of the publishers of book OF
1856 pages, written in plain but cliaste
language, Oh the nature, symptoms and
durability, by nie-treatiiient, Of such
diseases. This book will be sent sealed,
in plain envelope, on receipt of this no.
tice with ten cents IN stamps, for post
age. Address, Worlds Dispensary Med
ical Association, Buffalo, N. Y.
For more than quarter of century
physicians connected with this widely
celebrated Institution have made the
treatment of the diseases above limited at
their speciality. Thousands have con-
suited them by letter and received advice
and medicines which have resulted in
permanent cures.
SuHerers from premature old age, or
loss Of power, will end much Of interest
In the book above rasafionsd
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-08-17
GiLm0Ye's aromatic Wine

"A tonic for ladies. If you
are suffering from weakness:
and feel exhausted and ner.
vous; are getting thin and all
run down; Gilmore's Aro-
matte Wine will bring roses
to your cheeks and restore
you to flesh and plumpness.
Mothers, use it for your
daughters. 1t is the best
regulator and corrector for
ailments peculiar to woman.
hood. 1t promotes digestion,
enriches the blood and gives
lasting strength. Sold by
Matthews Bros, Scranton.
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When the1man whom we had elected
Sheriff came in and officially informed
us that we need not get out another
number Of our newspaper, we sadly
shook hands with one another, grabbed
at our individual belongings and bade
farewell to the dingy old room wherein
many bright and extravaSant hope
had been hung to gather dust amid the
cobwebs And soon we We're scattered
over adversity's landscape. no two of
us having the courage to pursue the
same direction. | cared not whittier |
went; it was my aim to be aimless.
And so I strolled. One afternoon, in
the western part of Tennessee, I came
upon log bridge that appeared to
haze been carelessly tumbled across a
small stream. The road was grass
grown; the bridge was covered with
morning glory vines. The scene was
too romantic to be pastoral There was
not a house, not a field, not meadow
within sight. But down the stream
where the wire grass was thick and
where the water oaks cast broad
shade was a gypsy camp. Hunger, the
keenest OF suggostors, advised me to
visit the camp. ] did SO, and as I drew
near l saw several men and women
standing about a large box, which
served as a table; and bending over in
a position Of agoniZing anxiety was q
man striving to write on a piece of
paper bag. They did not see me until
] was close to then-they had paid no
attention to the whimsical yelping of a
dog. But wheF they saw me there was
scattering about, and the writer
grabbed his paper and stood looking at
me almost ferccly.
"How far Is 1t to Bolivar?" ] asked,
"a 70 " tr,tr rtrcfnn
''I don't Know" the writer answered.
''How far is It to the Hatchie river?"
"Don't know"
"How far is 1t to the railroads.
He shook his head.
'.How far is it to any placer"
He looked at me sharply, and an
swered: ITS only a short distance to
any place away from here"
But ! was not to be bluffed. had
bsn hardened. what are you trying
to do?" asked.
Trying to write letter to friends in
England
"And can't you write it~"
'"Tm afraid that it's little more than
nn do. The only one of us that could
write died not long ago."
'fI1et me write for your"
Again he looked at me sharply, not
resentflliy. however. but with an anxi-
Gus questioning. "Can you writer" he
asked.
Yes, for unfortunately have tried
to make writing my business"
Then you will charge US too much
for writing a letter."
II will not charge you anything. It
will be a pleasure"
took from my pocket a large note
book and pencil. They made way for
me. and j sat down at the box. I asked
not another question, but began to de-
scribe the scene of their camp. As
vivldly az 4 could / pictured the lazy
stream. the vine-covered bridge, the
rugged blum not far away. read this
to them, ana then asked what they
wanted to say to their friends. The
writing was enthusiastically rude. but
they saw the picture. and gleefully they
clapped their hands. How generous
an audience. How charming literary
circle-hungry dmasina ti6n, thro'bbing
tancy.
"Read It again" they cried. and when
had done 80 tl1ey told me what to
soy to ti1eir friends. When the letter,
was c0mUlsted xhey 0nsuted . boy on
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-08-17
MASTERS OF REPARTEE.
Foots and Hook. Enelishmen. Who
Never Lacked Wit.


Never Lacked Wit.
Speaking Of repartee," said Garret
McTGnerney to a San Francisco Call
reporter, there were two great mas
ters Of dt produced by England. One
was Samuel Foo'te, styled the English
Aristophanes,' and the other was TheO-
dore Hook, also a subject of Great
Britain. Foote was probably the most
sarcastic of the two.
ION one occasion while listening to
a bad rendition of an old song he asked
the singer why he insisted on singing
such music. Because 1t always haunts
me-, answered the fellow.
"T am, not surprised at that; you
are always numbering It, replied Foote.
Some young men were annoying hdm
one day with an inferior brand of
jokes, to which he turned q deaf ear.
Why, Foote,' said one, you are fiat to-
day and don't seem to relish a good
joke You have not tried me yet. said
the wit.
"He was never without an answer,
and his ready tongue made him a neces-
sity at social functions. While at a
gathering one evning a prig said to
him. MIR. Foote, what would you give
to be as young as II? Without turning
his head Foote answered, I would be
content to be as foolish People used
to demand an exhibition of his clever
ness. A lady once asked him TO make
pun using as his SUBJ bject the king.
He told her that the king was no SUBJ
ject, and she relapsed dnt'o silence. He
also told an opera singer who rehearsed
for him that she could make her next
appearance when the public had for
gotten her first. Foote himself seldom
smiled at his own jokes, but laughed
uproariously at those of others. This
is good quality to possess.
Hook was born a few years after
Foote'S death, and has been one of the
few men able to flll his place In the
particular vein Of humor in which they
both excelled. A party ot laborers were
sinking a we'll one day when Hook hap
pened ito pass and inquired what they
were about. Boring for water was
the reply. Water is always a bore,
said Hook. He was once asked to write
something about the death of the king
and queen of the Sandwich islands.
His production read an follows:
waiter, two sandwiches" cried Death,
And their wild majesties resigned their
breath.
His short verse was always pointed
and generally impromptu. OF Lord
Brougham he wrote:
Brougham on his tombstone would have
writ:
Here lies the enemy Of Pitt"
And half the line at least applies,
For everyone admits 'he lies"
"A man named Hatchet invited him
to dinner one day and prefaoed his
invitation with the statement that he
would not. perhaps. he able to set up
such q sumptasous meal as Tom Moore
had offered Hook the day before. to
which Hook replied that he expected
nothing from q Hatohet but q chop.
He was walking With . friend dn the
days when Warren's backing was ad-
vsrtAsed all over the fences. In one
place the announcement oh)y sSn, Try
the rest = iacking.'"
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them to cycle, despite the opposing
bishops. But the Vatican is silent.
and meanwhile the French priests,
whose bishops sees no objection. just
roll UP their gowns and pedal around
the districts where they are wont to
tramp SO wearly. The cure may not
lay aside his skits. so that with the
voluminous garments punched up
around his whist he looks a little
quaint. The nearest approach We have
TO 1t in this country may be seen from
Newgate street, wheh tine Bluecoat
boys are doing fast laps round the
playground at Christ's hospital.
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crossed them over the saddle. He did
not get down.
'Here's where we part company" he
said, pulling the bride over my horses
head preparing to lead him.
"What!' ! exclaimed.
"Here's where leave you" The flap
Of his coat blew aside and I saw the
brass handle Of q pistol
But won't you let me go back to the
camp and tell the people goodbye"
pleaded.
"There is no camp" he replied. ut
is gone. Goodbye" And so he left me
alone in the forest,
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sand and one de-
'eiiients Of mind
and body that
result from, un-
natural, pernici-
ous habits usual
ly contracted in
youth, through
ignorance, is
thereby incapac-
itated 10 thor
oughly enjoy
life. He feels
tired, 'spiritless,
Maud drowsy I; his
sleep isdisturbed
and does not re-
fresh linn as il
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-08-17

CstASiis Prissss % Bisysiss.
Thb ''Cy&llet'' pe Iop4pn 0avA: 1.-THE
Catholic pe1eot1h6oA = finance ore still
0Wa194n4 naxlously that -digpsnoatlon
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PHYSICAL STRENGTH.

cheerful spirits and tile ability to fully
enjoy life, come only with healthy
- body and mind. The young
man who suffers from nerv-
81 ~>,,c lo1>:1:t.,
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S bese de antique que Ia medica-
ci6n ferruginosa esta indicada para las
sehoras que padecen de anemia y ca
lambres de est6mago, para las jove-
mes durante el periodo de 81 desarro-
10 y para los nifios pali6os y linfati.
COS, desganados pero tambien Sc sa-
be que m hos medicos debian
renunciar este cnSrgico tratamiento
/ causa del estrefimiento que produ-
ce; el HIERRo GIRARD ha venido
asaIvar esta difcultad. pues, s;endo un
Teconstituyente de primer 6rden, no
produce constipation alguna, y antes
por el contrario. ayuda 4 establecer el
curso regular de las funciones intesti-
males
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-10-02
B1ena L6eiCa.


Debiendo procederse ! 10 distrl-
bucl6n de las sos semillas de COCO,
y dos y cuarto lit'os de la de "Aba.
Ca" importadas de las Islas Filipl-
mas , dousdas generosamente por
el limo. Senior ObIspo de esta Dl6-
cesis q la Eama Dlputscl6n pro-
vincia', sc hace pdblico por ell pre-
sente para que todos los ptopletarlos
que deseen obtener dichas semillas
se sirvan pedlrlas en- Ia Eecretaria
de esta Exma DIputaci6n, dentro
del p'sEo de ounce dial, 4 Contar
desds in fecha de 10 publication
del prestente anunCioeE ell perlodic0
o6cial.
Puerto R!co,12 de SeptIembre de
1895.
El Vice Pres'daute de Ia Oomi.
lion provincial: Manuel EgOscus.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-10-02
COLEGIO
DIX LAS ESCUELkS PlAS.

FL Colegio de las Escuelas Pias
inauguTara so!cmnem rt: el curse d.
1906 1 90 e. dia 6 de este mes de
Octubre. 4 las eK de la mafiana, en-
Ia Lapl.la de. ml,.no Coiegio.
Los RR. PIP. Escolapios, en Ia i'm
posibiIidad de invitar individualmente
{ cada una de las muchas personas
relacionadas con ell estab'ecimiento,
sc permiten hacerlo por medic de Ia
prensa y por ell presente anuncio.
esperanto indulgencia por su atrevi-
miento.
Los alumnos internos podran in
gresar en- el Colegio desde el 4 de
Octubre, y tanto estos como los
medic pensionistas y externos sc les
feservara un lugar en Ia Capilla para
eI acto de la aPertura del curse.
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Rsvi,ta ds AYma-TdvsI

el domingo ultimo en- cl Campo del
Moro nuestro bizarre Bdailon de
Voluntarios, que Sc presento muy nu-
trido de fuerza y maniobro gallarda-
mente.
iBien por Ell primer Batallonl
Corq1e .lttreritos"9 Ltt mos
en- nuestro colega La Lattg rieiad de
aver
''En los soportales del Ayunta-
miento dc esta Capital aparecieron
esta maHana dos letreros que dicen
! Viva Cuba libre! y Viva Maceol
La illusion es completa
Y complete tambien ser4 el d, SEN
gafio del NAL entreteniio autor &C los
letreritos 81 Sc le pesca ocupado en- la
tarea.
il stima que no suce ia!
KOVsna. - u d. III tro. vief-
mes, al anochecer, empezarS Ia novena
de Nuestra Seiiora de los Remedies
en- la Parroquia de Catedral
Sc suplica la asisteneia de los feles "
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Una de las meiores pruebas de Ia
efeacia del S6sdaLs Mtdy es que to
dos los fabricaates d c ezpsulas de
copziba, cubeba y opiatas. los aban-
donan por el Sandalo pero es muy
dificil para los que no pueden destilar
por 81, obtener la esencia de SSndalo
pura tienen que contentarse con Ia
esencia obtenida con todas las varie-
dades de palo; los j6venes deben, pues.
exigir mas que nunca el nombre Mi9y
en- cada capsula-
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iOUE RELOJES

Acaba de recibirse en- la I'M
prenta del BOLETIN MERCAN-
TIL un notable y variado surti-
do de RELOJES DE PARED Y
MESA, vELADoR, EsCAPARA-
TIE, CONsoLA, etc., etc.
Todos son artfsticos, elegan-
ties, de exquisite gusto.".. y,
sobre todo, exactoS, s6lidos y
fabuIosamente baratoS. Pc =
dir mas h..
tQui6n no Sc decide q tener
relojl
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-10-02
ALMANAQURS PARA 1895.

De pIitgo, con eI sansorAl, dA-
sos Astronomieos, 6cstas religio
- y Ofieiales, etc, y Blocks. dt
rAriAdAs tcrnAs J elegAnses Gro
mos aleg6ricos, desds sl mas 10
j GEO al mAs eeon6mico, pefo to-
dos beI.os J escogidos, hAlianse I
de vsnden ca essA | N prensa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-10-02

UUEN CONSEJO.-En es'a esta-
D cion sc deben experimental los pro-
ductos preconizados para los CHida.
dos 6SEa Piek A pesar de las tempe
raturas extrsmas, Ia cara y las msnos
conservan una BkaneDrS y un AJeLpa-
DO maraviIlosos. 81 sc emplean para ID
Tefle9Es DiayiG la Cy1ms Simon, los
Psl0Os de arroz y el Ja6SS StmOn.
No Sc puede dar n a d 4 mas eff
car contra el Aydor del Sol. las Rc1t-
ets y las Piesd,as de Mosquitoes.
Evikense las falsihcacioncs. exigiSn-
dose IA firml: ]. SIMON, yHs Gran
Es BakeIifye, PARIS.
De venta en- todas las bsenas far
Nsacias. psJsnserfas, basa,ss y seGs,fss
del mundo entero.
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Papel para Peri6dicos

Del tamano del BoIETlN y
del que tenfa " Ell Clamor del
Pals " Sc acaba de recibir en-
esta Imprenta una gran rene
sa, que Sc realiza d prec;os Ii
mitados.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-10-02
"WATRl0 PMTlCO"
ExAMEN ORfTICO
DB LAS PRINCIPALMg THORfAg
soBRH QUE DRsCAHsA III MDUTCIO
PoLfTIoo MoDyRKo,
Don lGNACIO DIAz CkNEJL.
I4srsa Du SuLErA nsarAsta +" lDH PsEassp
DEDICAroRIA.
LA RAzoH DEL TT2ULO.

G10AOA4OhAAs
LA BAzoH DEL TT2ULO.
6UMARIo.-Luuhemoa.-El deber
cumplido.-La generation que su-
be.-La justicia humana-Pretex-
tOs criminales. - La formula del
progreso.-El pgogreso y sus ma
nifestaCiones. LA opinion pGblica.
I'll periodismo.-Lo que debe ser
el periodismo.-Lo que es hoy In
prensa.-La prensa , las Ieyea.-
"a politica.-Lo que debe ser Ia
&c ltica.-O6mo se hacen los poll
tlOus.-O0mo nacen los partidOs.-
Los programs politicos. .--AHtiA-
clos politiOos.-El oarDaval pOliti-
so.-Miserias politieas. - Eincari-
dad pohtica. a.-FSnAtiamo pontico
LA democrASia.-PrinCipIos de-
mocE&ticos. democrAti-
cos.-DeliTios dsmocrAticos. - In
libertad de Ia Oatedra.-Lbertad
contra derecno.-La iguaIdad 90
Cial.-1a igualdsd On Ia historiA-
La igualds.i ante In rs16n.-La go
oerania.-La deIoagogia.-LOs hun
nos modernos.--La ravoluci6n.--
Las huelgas.--O0nfusi6n = oAos.-
ri acknowledgements demo
iedoras -Oancer sociai.--Antino-
mias J anon.AIiAa-El mayor de
los erroreA-AliA Va la nAve.-Npi.
logo J conclusion.
De vepta.-En Ia Imprsnta del
8OLErIH MEROARTIL.
Precio.-Un peso eincuenta c0N
t&vCs eiemplax.
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ANTONIO LlTlU lslRLLT,

0oetor en- Derecho OWL , Or
A6nioo, Abogado de los unstrea
Oolegios de Madrid y Puerto -Rlo0,
CON bufete alberto On Ia Capital de
Ia Monarquia, ofreCe guss servicios
profesionales & "a numero Q clIen-
tela de esta Isla, para ante el Tri-
bunal Supreme de Justicia, el Con-
sejo de Estado, Tribunal de OUen
tss del Reino , demks oentroa 90
periorea, jud'Stalsa y Aiministxan
vOs dc Ia Eaei6R.
SaEE&ps nhm. q a.
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Las Rat0rHaS del ST Naural
wsTUDYO CRXTXCo
rOR
rO0N. i6NAGl0 DIAz .tANEJt.
SrEt0r del BOLETN HERCANTIb
DE: PUERTO RTOO

Tai es 10 portada de IN folleto
que acaba de editarse en- esta Cs-
%, obra del Director del BoLETIE
MKRcANT1L. Contiene 60 pagiDas
de lecturs, en- AZ mayor, y, como
e ba snunciadC, se dedica 81 ilus.
tire Jefe del Partido "Uni6n Cons.
titucionap do Cuba, Keno Sr
MARQUES de ApeEteguis. Ccntis
ne el siguicnte programa:
Dedjcatoris. --- Preludios. --
Desarrollo del plar.-Conaidera
clones. pEeGmbUlo EXPOSITION.
Los Mupicipios. C&maEs
Insular.--El Corsejo.-El Gober-
| nador Geueral.-La hissoria.-La
leeaIidad.-La Eaz6n supEema.-
La Reparaci6n
81 folleto se ofrece ca las Q;
| suientts ecndieionss.
UD elem plsr----.-..... so ct
| Con el rstrRlO del autcr. rs I"
II
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despachos internacionales por
cable que sc paguen en- moneda
coriente mejicana.
Sabastas.
Providcncias judiciales.
Ayuntamientos.
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oABoTAJA

gando.
CABOTAJM
Col. esp "Pep'to" lnyernando.
Col. esp. Dolores invernando.
Col. esp. "Joven Clara" inver-
nsndo.
Col. esp. "Amelia" pendiente.
Col. esp. "EnrleuetAD invernan.
do.
Col. esp. 'Dlchosa" pendIente.
Col. esp "Hortencia" descafgau-
do.
Col esp. "A. q arsgozA" carg q pa
70 Vieques J Ponce.
Vap. esp. "Ivo Bosch carg Ando.
Col. esp. 40 oncepcl6n eargA pa
n GuAnica.
Col. esp. "Provldeac ." cargo
para FajardO.
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!mportadores do mercancias de
toda clases y procedenciaa.
Vsntas Al poE mayoE, Orux &.y
al detail, en- sus tiendas Flor de
Julio y Gallo de OFo, calle dc ID
Fortalesa esQuina 4 Ia ORus.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-10-02

Col. amer. "Lucy A. Davis" des.
cargando.
Bss. nor. so china" descargando'
BsFg. ing. "Peetsss" dsseargan-
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RECAUDhCION
De CONTRIBUClONEC DEL ESTADO
EN- LA GA PITAL.
AVISO.
AvIsO.

Oumpliendo con 10 dispuesto e.
el articulo AZ del Reglamento GO
neral para la ipp'sici6n, sdmi'''s
TRACTION = cobra "a de la eontr bu-
ci6n industrial y do comercio apn"-
bado por Real Decreto 1e 9 de
JUNO del sfio de SO. y ell IL
do Ia IDstruoei0n peia Ia 'eobranzs
lie los 6ebitos porccrt'ihuciones de
80 de Jdnio del aflo 1856, hago pre-
sense que, durante 20 dias, con-
tar desde ell 10 del eDtr.nt- O3tu
bre, Sc procederA por los cobrAdore"
de esta Recaudaci6n d lA oobranzs &
domici.io de la rTesnondiente al
20 trimestre del alo co, nhmico
actual de 1895 90, por la contribu-
ci6n industrial y do Oomerc o J 1o
~ de- IL Territorial
Vencido dicho termino, los que
no 10 hubiesen satisfecho podran
veriilcarlo ca ffta Recaadaci6u, 81
60 en- la Gale del Cristo ndmero IL,
durante otro plaxo de dies dias,
que terminarA Ell 81 del mis-
mo OStnbfe; en- 10 itteIigeocia
de que, transcurrido este tltimo
t6rmino, Sc procederA al cobso por
Ia via ejecutivs, segdn 10 prevent
do por termiDantss 6rdenes de ls
Intendencia, , en- Ell srticulo IA de
Io cifnda Tnatruoci6u anliaandoaa
4 los deudo'es las penss estsb'eci-
das ca los srticulos 19y "a dc la
misma.
Lo que Sc hsce p6blico para co
nooimleDto de los contribuy entes
quienes concierna.
Puerto Rico, Ssptiembre 20 &c
1895.
Ell RECAUDAD3R-
Aatonio III. dc AldreV.
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]. --....~ SsDLlfE GRlkUuDO
PaEgants refrescadOr. e. 81 que prepare 81
SR. on. CHANTEAUD

Fsrmae6utico de l. cIase. 81. rue
dee Francs Bourg. Parif.
Antique socio del DR. BwrggTGs
esy Fundador de ID Farmaeia Do.
sin1trioa.
DescoDfIese de las imltsclones
axfIase q eavoltHrG ansarilla q u
hrxs4 del inventor On. CAantsaxd
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SANTORAL

MiGrcol-s z.-Los santos Angeles
Custodios.
Jaeve s.-San CkndidO, mr., y san
Gerardo. OBJ.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-10-02
BOLIVAR ARRUzAY CA.
1I.--TETUAN-lI

l.lmaoeDistas importadores d
Erovisiones. Venta al pog mayor
Duefcs dc Ii antigua , acredita-
da Fkbrics de F6Asoros, estabIeci
da en- Sant0rce.
Marcas B0LIVAR y OONILL.
-Dep6sito Tetu&n IL.
Agentes de 10 aofeditads marcs
de cigarrillos Paiarito. BelleEa :
Libcrtad.
Fabrisa De hcores de sodas clases,
Adm'sau aEdcarss 6 conslgna-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-10-02
sALIDAs Oh rRAvasfA

bAL1DAh O4 fRAVH9lA
Para Habana Y escala vap. esp
"O0nds Wlfredop despachado por
8. de Isquierdo J %. 457 sE maiz.
Por Abumada = 90, 80 pacas ia
baco 1642 kilos. Por j. Ochoa v
Hmno, 1O5 tI maiz, % 81 cafe 2lOO
kilos.
Para st. Thomas vap. esp. "Ju-
llan despachado por Ludw 8 Dupla
90 en lsttFe.
Para Maysgtiez = futa vsp
nor. "Gyller" despachado por LAti.
mer y Fern andes, COP carga de
trsntito.
Para ArecIbo y ruta vap esp.
''Maria" despscha 10 pot s. de Es.
Quiaga CON Carga de transito.
aALTDAs D1 oABoTAJB.
Col. esp. "EIefAnte" para Aqua
dilla MayagHes , Ponce.
Col. esp. "I,sbalA" para Nsgua-
DO. Humacao y Yabucoa.
Bira. esp. "Nusva Flor" para
Fsiardo.
Co. esp 90. de- Mara" para
Aguadilla y Msysgti's.
Gol. esp. "OasmelitA" pa:a Areci.
Do.
DE5PACH ADDS
Ningono
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-10-02

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