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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-03-21
DANGER AHEAD
A Simple Case of Pi1es-The Forerunner of Incur.
able, Fatal Rectal Diseases.
a MEM PILE CURE
Which Cures Every Form of Piles Without Pain or
Inconvenience.

cially when such commendation is entirely
u%nsought by us. Mr.. Fl. II. Hoffman, of
Huntington, W. Va, writes:
| have used your Pyramid Pile Cure and
consider il a perfect remedy for piles. IL
you want an agent write me your terms and
l can do some good work for you, as every
body here knows how badly / suffered, and
they also know / am now entirely cured.
From Mrs. S. <. Deitzler, Union De-
posite, Pa: Please accept thanks for your
Pyramid Pile Cure. 1t has done me such
great GOOD In SO short a time and at so lit
tie expense.
From Mrs. Nancy NJ. Shaw, Lacrosse,
Wis: l am more than pleased with the
benefit l have received from the Pyramid
Pile Cure. L needed but one package. /
shall Write YOU again soon.
From Is. Witherel, Shoreham, Vt: The
package of Pyramid Pile Cure 1 received
last November has entirely cured me OF
itching piles. | have tried various remedies
for over forty years. / shall always keep a
package of this splendid remedy on hand.
There are others L think would be glad to
try 1t. when / can see them and tell them
what it has done for me. Accept my heart
felt thanks.
Letters like these are daily received by
the Pyramid Pile Co., of Albion, Mich, who
manufacture this remedy. 1t is sold by
druggists everywhere at 80 cents and 81.
and every druggist has a good word to say
for it, as they know better than anyone
customers.
A pamphlet on cause and cure of piles
sent free by addressing Pyramid Co., AL
bion, Mich.
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plant to ]. w. Lunt. one of the principal
mortgage holders. The sale was approved
by the commissioner.
William X. Fridley was appointed adj
ministrator of the estate of Eugene E.
Fridley, furnishing a bond OF 500.
The will of Adoniram j. Stewart was
probated yesterday Elizabeth Stewart,
wife of the testator, was named as the sole
beneficiary of the estate. She was also APP
pointed executrix of the will. =
Eugene Harris, the defendant in a suit
for replevin brought by Charles w. VIII
liams, yesterday asked for a change of
venue from Room /. Superior Court. He
AYERS that Judge McMaster is prejudiced
against the defense. The court will grant
the change.
The Supreme Court, in an opinion by
Judge McCabe. reversed the Marion Circuit
Court in the case of Marion McCorkle VS..
the Vandalia road, i'll which the jury gave
McCorkle a judgment for 81. 600 for the loss
of an arm. The error on which the re-
versal was based was erroneous instruc-
tons to the jury.
Receivers e. o. Hopkins and J. H. Smith,
OF the Louisville, Evansville & st. Louis
Consolidated railroad, have been instructed
by Judge Baker to pay out of the earnings
and receipts of the trust the interest due
on the first and second six-per-cent. mort
gage bonds. The interest on the bonds now
due amounts to $50, 100.
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SURPRISED. the Ladies'.

A committee of ladies of Roberts Park
Church. Mrs. John Jordan, Mrs. John Miller
and Mrs. David Hazard, surprised the
members of the Business ufomen's Union
of the church yesterday by serving the
luncheon in the newly arranged dining
and it has been cleaned, carpeted and
painted. Light ~cartains have been put at
the windows and various touches given
which make 1t a pleasant room. A kitchen
adjacent makes it also more convenient.
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Courthouse Elevator Contract Let.
Judgment was TOO Large.

The Appellate Court yesterday reversed
the Judgment of the Clark Circuit Court,
which gave Myra L. Rodgers $500 for
breach of marriage contract by Nicholas
Eve. The plaintiff is the divorced wife of
Charles p. Rodgers, who had not been
seer for eight or ten years. Eve had been
paying attention to Mrs. Rodgers before
the divorce was obtained and had assisted
in the procuring of the divorce. The
ground of the reversal was excessive
amount of damages. The man in the case
is sixty years of age and the woman forty
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ToIice Court Cases.

Samuel and Alice Benedict were in Police
Court, yesterday morning, charged with as
sault and battery upon each other. He de-
manded SO OF her money and she hit him
with a rolling pin. He choked her and their
arrests followed. for the police were APP
prise1 of the difficulty by the noise. Each
was fined so and costs. but the woman's
fine was RENTED. Michael Armsted, who
was arraigned for stealing a door mat, was
for thirty dayS.
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Broke His Ankle.

Peter Cortier,7 q driver for Layman &
Carey, hardware dealers on South Meridian
street, was loading some stock on his dray
at the corner of Delaware and Maryland
streets yesterday. when a heavy box of
goods slipped and fell on his ankle. He
was removed to st. Vincent's Hospital,
where it was found that he had sustained
a compound fracture of the ankle.
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he Tried MS a Pauuer.

County Attorney Brown has written to
the judge of the Hancock county Circuit
Court. asking that Nettie Cleggett, the in
fanticide. be defended by the pauper attor-
ney of this county. When Judge McCray
sent the case to Hancock county Tuesday
he announced that he would insist on the
understood that the Hancock court will
respect the wishes of the Marion county
,J~n NE
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Mc.Aree AsLa for = Divorce.

The domestic troubles of Owen and
catharine McAree, which have been fire.
quently aired in both the Police and county
courts. eliminated yesterday in a suit for
divorce filed by Owen McAree. He SAYS
that his wife recently threw a hammer at
his head and declared size would kill him.
He alleges that she refuses to prepare his
meals and makes life generally unbearable
for him.
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Damngc Suit ON TriaI.

The damage suit of May Shaffer, a resi-
dent of Highland place, against the Citi-
zens' Streef-raiIroad Company was begun
in Room >, Superior Court. yesterday after
noon. Miss Shaffer PAS injured last Decor
alton day while alig1tfgs from a Crown Hill
ear. She demands E.fyl
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The statement Of the business of the
P~ittsburg, Cincinnati, Chicago & ST. Louis
Railway Company, including the Little
Miami, for February, 1895, compared
with the same month of 1894, shows in
creased gross earnings, 81, 464.51; increased
expenses, s26, las. "A; increased net earnings,
$15,3I6.27. The two months of 1895, COM
pa,e with the same period of 1894, show
increased gross earnings. S75.654.39; de-
creased expenses. SIS, 647. %; increased net
earnings. Sl64. 30f. 81.
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His wife Driaks Too Much.

Peter F. Conway las filed a suit for
divorce from Mary Conway, alleging habit
ual drunkenness. The plaintiff says he has
spent six years trying - reform his wife.
but her inordinate desire for drink is so
strong that he has lost hope of a reforma-
ton. He wants the custody of several chill
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-03-21

At long intervals nature, revolving at the
pitiabie products of her fierce life laws,
seems to suspend for a time their reInorse-
less action, and she allows to grow in her
garden one flower that is perfect in its puri-
~ and beauty. Under the same storms and
drouths by which the rest are dwarfed or
observation-disclosures more, some less-this one
beautiful flower develops unframed, to
show the glory that might have been for all.
So sweet, SO delicately fragrant. so pure
in every line and curve, that envy Is stilled
ana the whole garden smiles in its deep joy.
Such was the pure young mother, who made
life SO bright for all VINO knew her. Though
trials, griefs and petty annoyances came to
her as to all poor humanity. they never
drew from her one word or thought OF anger
or reproacil. There was no faint upon the
Wilderness of her soul.
But Nature is ruthless. her laws are more
10 her than her works Having shown TO
the world one work thaS is perfect. she is
content and cares not TO save it. Without
warming. the suspended laws may harshly
wind about our radiant flower 10 make it
shrink and wiIher.
This the Great Gardener knew. In His
infinite wisdom and mercy He. plucked the
lovely flower while in It's perfection. to
save its beauty and make il everlasting,
and 1t has made His house more beautiful.
But We. like The plants left desoiate in the
Garden. can only bow our heads humbly
and helplessly. while with sobs and aching
hearts We try ysinly 70 understand why IL
all must be.
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Minor gOurt Note..

Receiver AcKaysgaf the Em-merson-AIoore
Desk Company. yesterday reported to Pro-
bate commissioner GBryan the sale Of the
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house of that company at that point will
begin not later than April 20. The round
house viii contain sixteen stalls. and the
shops. which will be built of brick, will be
very large. The buildings will probably be
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-03-21
BaItimore & ohio EARNINGS.
Egan and Debs at Wa

The simultaneous appearance in Seattle.
Wash, of Z. ". Debs, of the A. r.. L.. and
John NJ. Egan, ex-president OF the General
Managers Association, which conducted the
great railroad strike has resulted in
trouble. In an interview last Monday Egan
spoke severely of Debss charging him with
responsibility for the idleness of hundreds
of men who have been in the railroad busi-
ness many years and were competent in
many Ways. He animadverted severely on
Debs's, union and its strike methods. After
reading this interview Debs addressed a
most savage manner. openly accusing him of
dishonesty. etc. He loudly asserted that
Egan would never meet him in private or
public and discuss who were the con-
spirators." for he Egan) knew who they
We're and what would be the result.
Courts an investigations.
The Pennsylvania road. in answer to the
charges made by the Monon that 1t had
been selling short mileage books to brokers
in violation of the agreement, denies the
charge and insists upon a prompt inves-
t~igation. Chief Assistant General Passen-
ger Agent Van Dusen said that IL at the
hearing they could not prove that there
are no foundations for the charge the
Pennsylvania Company would submit their
books 70 an Investigation. But until such
a hearing is given they will refuse to sub
init their books TO an inspection. Mr.. Van
Dusen has asked for a hearing within a
few days.
New niE -Four RvNss-Ihar~c.
officials or the Big Four at Wabash say
that work On the new shops and round
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Phone
Day OF NIBHt-
l26 North Delaware


HOWARD-Infant son of sIr. and Mrs.
Frank O. Howard, No. 230 North Della
ware street. On account of sickness,
funeral and burial private.
LAING-Katherine NJ. Laing. aged twenty
eight years, wife of David W, at Louis
vile, Ky, at 1850 y. m, Tuesday, March
10. Burial at Louisville.
KAPPES-Sallie Bell Kappes, wife of
Charles r.. kappes. and ~daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles NJ. Osborn, died at Chi
cago, ILL.,, March i. 1895.
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Court. an Invesfigation.

New niR Four R~vNa-Ihar~c
Officials. OF the Big Four nj Wabash say
that work ON the new shops and round
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-03-21

WANTED-Agenas. Men or women In every
city and town TO sell an article used BY
husflers. to make big money. For par
tirulafs address. Box 10. Cleveland. q.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-03-21

REMoNEp%.As e. Buchanan. Dentist. tcni-
pprariiy removed 10 i{oof:a 1a. ingalls,
Hlcck. over Nt3dcl Clothing STOKE
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preJuiolo y 10 duda, tienen & veeel
fa16n dc Ger, y no esposlble venasR
20 desde luego, pero al IN II v"
dad sale victorlosa.
La enfermedad do dicha saAoea
err u indigestion , diapepsia, n
cual lleva trAs d dlveraAs oonso-
ouenolas que dejan perplejos tanbc
& loo eEfefmoe como { los m6dieos.
Nstol 10 eomprendi6 bien, Sin en-
bargc, Iabuena , Saba ssiiora que
pfepAr6 el Jarabe que lleva On CO.
nOcld0 y sespetado nomhRe -
0tFAS paIn5raA UUnUuin p6skeet1 :
meute qus aeDfefmodad'' slgniGea
"naIa digestion" , por eopsguitn-
to, 81 p0ner el estomsgo On debid0
OFden % poner todo On ofdsD.
La "mala hoFa de snfrimieD %
dc 10 sehorita Mateos no volvi6, y
con el JArabe dc In Madre Eelge {
10 msno. estamos seguros dc one
no volyerk jamas.
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LIMA On .oAIRARMR.

Todos los lunss I las . de- d tard.
@ldrA ~ vepof que, toean1o Loo mArtsI
N y Isabela dc Sagua, nsgArk = Cai,
baxlen Ios mlircolss.
Rstofnark mlisnao as UaIbarisn 10.
iusves, dsspu6s ls u llsgHaa del trsr
b pasajsroa, ccn sseala sn Eagua, ]
lsgArA I b Habana loa Visrnas.
1odos los visfnss { las 9 Dc d tArls
Mldra otro vHpor que tcsArGisn Isabsls
l. eAgua loo skbadoA J llsgari I Osi
oarien las Domigoa.
ZfectuAr6 "a rstorno. .nAlisndo Do Obi.
sarisn los mArtsa, aspuea Dc d usgnas
lei tran De paaaisrOs, tOearG sn Hagus
nsgArk ! b HAbxna los mitreolsG
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rHErDUR1A Oh 1BRos, %

TENEDURIA DE LBROG, pcr
OaataEOA.
LEY DE HxrROPIAcI0E
FORZOEA.
OODIao DE OoM1RCIo, AGl-
rons.
NUEvO OODIGO DR JUETI-
OLA MIIITAR, Anotad0 pOr 81
Doctor r EGnnhex de OcakA, r.
dactor de L. " RevlstA de los Tri-
DunAleaS.
OODIGO DR OOMHROIO. edi-
n6n de bolailIO.
OODIGO PENAL DR CUBA 7
|PUNRTO-RIOO.
OODIGO PENAL De CUBA Y
PURT0- RICO, pOr II Bibli0teoa
FORMULARIOH On 10 or
VII, "Ab0llar
MANUAL DEL 6RORETA-
BIO, "Abella'.
DERROHO ADRlMIETRATI-
20, "AbellaS
! REGLAMENT0 On Las CA
lRRNRAe CIVILNS DE ULTRA
MAJ.
LEY DIN GAIA. para OubA ,
/ Puerto -Rico.
FLORNE z LA6RINAE, poE
.. Domingo Il. He1nxmdex.
FORMULARIO Criminal, pol
Abella
I'D. Ma dstaAl, poE Bouohardat.
H1GTORIA NATURAL poI
Per0dA.
AR1TME.IOA Algebra = Geo
mear1R, pOr Jardin.
RIL0SOI La por q Padre O.
forinO.
| GRAMA. HOA FRANuEHA, POI
Ollendorfx ] BenOt.
4RAAA TlOA IG0LEHA, pC
IbAErA
RkA-N-A9IOA MUSICAL, POI
ROMerO.
Ot19I6tC OWL. - Nueva edI'
ci6n OfilNAl y0f0EmA6Ms
ARITInllTIOA. OortaxAr.
DIUOIOlGARIO DH LA LEN.
qua OlAH aKLLAEA, poR u Aca
VoN21Aa
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LIMA DH PUERro-RIoo.

EAlsR Loo diAs 10 , 80 Loo vaporss
que haesn 81 ssrvicio De OoTrsos.
81 del din 10 tOcA % Nusvitas, Giba-
n, BaFacoa, GuAntknano, Ouba, Oabc
Haitiano J Port-au-Princs Puerto Pl.-
tA, POnes, HAyagnss, Aguadilla , Ban
JaAn de Puerto Rico. Al rstoEno hara
sscaln en- loo mismos pusrtoG. :
III del din 30 irk poF Husvit Ae, G
bsra, Baracoa, I GuAntknano, Cub San
to Domingo, Ponce, MAyaguss, Agua
dillA , San Juan de Pnarto- Rico. =
nisndo pcg los minmos pusrtos.
RstoSnarkn aallsndc Dc Puasto- -Rife
l0a dis - y 5 rsspsctivamsnts, toss
IGu en- Cuba Loo dis aoy d llsgnnto
| & Il Habana en- las isekaa eorrsgpon.
disutes ds { y ID De esda mes.
NinguEo da sstOs dos vApois toeatA
. - sskoRno on Gmntknamo,
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ESCRIBANIA.S

Tambien Sc ACADIA de recibir de
las mismas .un extenso yi4variado
surtido. Las hay de- multitud de pre-.
clos, desde 75 eentavos hasta % y
veinte y cinco pesos, muy elegantes
y lujOSas. En- tinterOs. de cristal de
roca Sc puede cscOger mucho.
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LIBROa.
En Il Imprenta del BoLxl4s ss
han reeibidQ lOs siguientess


han rseibidQ los siguientess
| Ctdigo p xeiormadc en- 1870
Gun lAS Vari 1eA INTRODUCED u en-
el EaismO poE Ia ley de IL do Julio
de 1876, conoordado y comsa tado
para 81 msor inteligenCin n ikcil
aplioaOi6n, con una mulItna de
ejemplos y cuestionea prkcfiGaa ex-
traCtadas de la jurisprudenciG esta-
bleOidA pOf al Tribunal !. uesmo
/ en- mks de cinco mil sxgi Ctg die
tadas en- materia 90 eSShcsda @i-
minal deade 1870 { 1sS yGNh
juxisprudencia fran seSa s5n bos Ca-
sos no resueltOs adm Dee u ngacrN,
| que dimanan de arhSasns de- 90,
digo frances, que guartiaa COmrleta
ldent0ad J Analogia oGn les del
C6digo espahol, seguido de I'M ex-
tena0 7 minucl0s0 repeN ono alta
b6tico de Las mismAa , de TN apzn
dice con Las leyes penales cape aa-
lee de contrabando y defrAl In na6
ferocArTilea, m0ntea, ley eli Il -
Lee = municipal, eaxa = peses, leg
sObEs pr0tecci6n I los nihos de 26
/ de Julio de 1878, y sobre usuxpa-
ci6n y falEAcaci6n de patentes dc
| so dei propio mes y Aio, anotadas
| y comentadas oon la juEiapFuden-
| Oh del Tribunal supreme.
Obra utiliaima Q loo sefiores Ma-
gistrados, Juradoa, Jueces, Eisca-
lea. indiYiduos del OueEpo JuEidtco
Miiitar y demks funcionarios en-
Cargadoa de Ia aplioaoi6n de la ley,
IL muy paEticulaEmentA ! o. seho-
| res Letradoa, detensores q acusa-
doEes en- causa criminal, ~ todaa
sQuellas personas que, deseosaa
de cOnoceF el O6digo J u Jurispru.
denciA. 40 han p0dldO haoer de-
Ieilos nm estudio especial, por 81
Excmo Hr D. Salvador Viada y vi
Illaseca, MagiAt1ad0 del Tribunal
/ iHupremo , Diputado & Oortea -Ul.
/ tina edjcion, GuAtro t0mOn.
OOMPU4AOION de Ias disposi.
1 ciones organicas de In Administra
ci6n de Justicia en- La prOvincialI
de Ulk1mar, pxeoedida de una In,
Iroduoci0n hlAt6rica, anotada J
concordada con la legislaci6n ante
lsor , u de II Peninsula, = con Ii
IHevaa Or0eenaloM. v nagu10a de Va
l,ioe aD6ndIcea, c0inprensivas de |;
LEY de uninca0i6n dc 10 de Agostl
lac 1885, el deGretO Icy do emplea
dos de Ultranas y Las demas dia
IpoaiCiones Vigentes, pof Raw0l
Isanchex OcaEa, auxsllar del Minia
lteriO dc GraciA ! Justisia y RedaG
ltOr do Ia Reviata do Ia TTibuna
Ilesr. Edioi6n de 10o1i
IPTDAG0GIOA, Hor don Jos6 san
caez y Gonsalex de Homosn0.
REPKRTORIO DE JURIE
IPRODENOIA en- matoria exixnina
tornado poF una iEnta dc AbOgi
dos. baio u dlrecci6n de don NJ
cenfe ROmeEo 6iron; cOmprend
ldesde 81 Afo 1870 & 1880; 8 t0ns
lpaasA
IVRTERINARIA, AfAgo.
/ mana, Castro Verde
FEEIOA y quimioa, FeIE.
TABLAs de- l0gREitmOs. SAI
.keE RamONs
TKNRDURIA d. NbBos, OaGt
IiOa.
ATLAS de GeOgratIa UnIyEzn
IoDmpuaaaO Dc - mApaa traxad
On AEr0glO 4 laS aetuasee iisas
- % MIeae, pEeaedado Do nnn j
.idan &C. ~ - kstaalsliSN on
rilna EeROto
CoUIn0 CIVIL ep1Ae -
aae6n, Q t0mo1 Dast
hAOI0 Asis pfi1A11W
AEeRRes RlIex..
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PAPEL SELLADO

aladrado por una sola hoja,
{ prop6sito para minutas, So
bres de o6cios, etc.
De venta On esta Imprents
Er. Director del BoLErfN MEX
CAETIL."
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LINEA DH CUBA

LlsgArAn SOLO hasta E4Asisgo de Oubs
los vsporos que salem los dias s, Is y 81
Los de lol diAs s , 25 tocArAB o.
Nueyista Puerto Padre, GibAra, Maya.
r, Barncca, Guantanamo y Ouba
81 dia Is hard las mismRa sscalaa,
{ sxespci6n de II de Msyari, , aasmil
tocAcA en- 6aguA De Mnamo.
Todos retornaran Vsrihcande sur q.
lidna de Cuba los diAs 1s, - , 3, stec.
tuGndose Las sntradas en In Habans
en- las fechAs cOTespondisntss dc 10,
80 = 3 de csda mes.
Ninguno Dc sstos vaporsa tocara Z
% retoYuo an Gunntknamn
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Rsta empress tisns 81 vapoF AGUI
IA. rctents para Esmolquss pos lns
,oatAs de- eatA IslA, , habilitando 81
Oombas pan sehiqsas 7 dtilss pAm sal-
VGraento.
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LUZ BRILLANTE.
IA LUZ EN- Fl MUNDO De LOssNEGOcIOs.
AOEITE PARA IGUMBRADO DT FAMILIAR

LtbYs &c exDIe si67 >
! ssm5Hsti n iponi6aels
Sin ham0 ~ nal shs
Este aeeite, pFoauc Q
Dc nna fabrics ei6n cap
cislts igua slnO anpe
iior 4 los ore Se igaprr
isn dtl Ell ami no baio
Give SOS ncu hrcs s mar
20, tan D pffg1s ena i
dades lam. .nfcsk cor o
pcr IsseguFlda,i cas OFT
ga lOs pons6m itiDrss ~
Nuea rOs precies AN
n cho mks re- i0id0a
que los de Iss niareas
sxtranjeraa, que d es
to mayor pre1io no bsjs
dan . Los o0nsunllaoi&
ventaias de III xurs
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"OAo - - AAAkAW8oN
BoLxTm MxacAnxu.
La bolsa, 81 Oomeccio =
lAs sooiedades MercAa.
0ea, ! t0m0..----....
L1ooiones do Dececho NcE
cantil, por vArios alum
Ros dc don Luis HilvelA /
tomO..~--
Edbro de las Gktixaa, poR
dom Ventura Ruix AGui-
lera, comprcndes SAT-
ras, La arcadia moder-
NJ, Grandexas de Loo
poQue6os, NpigTamas y
letFillaA vaEias Kbulas
Moralejas, ! tomo, T6s-
tioA 260 p6gtnas. ...-.-.-
CAndido, Novela por don
Mariana Ramiro, ] to-
mo Y6stieA
Rlnconete J eortadillo ?
ii hoenolado VidYiera
por idem, I'm tomo.....
Los Bafios do A1gel, 60.
media por Id, m tcmo.
ID gAllArdo espanol, idem. \
por idem, an tomo. ...
Punt0s de vista, por don
Miguel HoyA, I'M tomOl
In leyonda dc Noche-bu
nA..~... .~.--. ...-..
III hii0 del 6aeristAn, poS
dom. .OAIlos FrontanrA,
z tom0s. ..........>.-
Ncos GacionAles = Oanta-
Hires, por id.....-...-
Felipe 2. Estudio Hist6Ri-
90 critioO, poR v. CO.
mes, ! tOmo ..---....
thiexro, Hstudio eientafl-
co. poR don julio .i06
mcks.>~~sss~ss
HOmenAje P06tioo, Poe
Stas do % ingenioa, :
tom0.>.~~. ..~
Leyenda Dc Loo Reyes, NO
VelA histories, Dor don
Tcrcuato Tarrago, l To-
M0.ss~.-- ---.
HabitAA Aildad Dc lss A.
tsOs, pOg don Jos6 No
reno FuenSes, I tomo-
Ruebles J Tapioes, segun.
da s6Eie de cartaa 4 ma
DefiOrita sobge Il habi.
tAO6n, p0r p. Miquel ,
Badias / tOmo.
Cantares de I'm viejo, Dor
DON Teodoro Guerrero,
1 torao. ao........A.......
Ouentos sociales, por Id. !
t0mo.
PoesiAs, pOr don Antonio
s. Grilo, / tomo 800 pk-
Los entremeses (da Oar
vantes), 2 tomoa..
| La RitaniilA J III amante
liberal, de Id, ! tomo..-
Las dos doncellas y L.
uersa de 10 sangre dc
hdem, ! tomo o.-.--..
Las madres, por .Frontan-
ra, / tomo o.--.-.....
Pleito del matEimonio, Dor
i Guerrero y Gep6lvedA,
] ! t0m0~>.~@.s~...~-.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-12-04
TINTA

para peri6dicos 6 impresiones del mas
delicado trabajo, EN- envases de- t0do
peso. De colores: azul, encarnada,
yioleta, amarillo, verde y chocolate.
Estas 1ltimas en- envases de. 500 gra-
mos Y /, kilO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-12-04
TIN T A

para ;escribir y copiar de diversas
marcas, En- potes pequenos hay fms
finidad de classes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-12-04
PARA COPIAR.

Prensas de todOs tamafos J
preci6s, { gusto del cOmprador.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-12-04

D0CillM @RIllM
POR GIL EsTEvE

Nueva.- -sdici6D psrteetamenta
smnreea ! sneuadsrnadA en car
"a. ! NUEVE PESOS gruesa
Tomandp 10 grussas . haes
% buen desensnto.
Ne venta en ssta Imprenta.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-12-04
TMN EAS.u

Sc Eacab,. = G recibn en- las Impren-
tG del BOIetGl
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-12-04
Ala ooRUSA = sANTANDRI
6aNda ds Pwsrto> Rico los d(as 1
6g15 Dc Cada s'sss.


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