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The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1896-12-02
home of Mrs. Atkins parents in Brooklyn
for the Same bnlidav

uOlue VI mIbs AlklnS parents III DTOOklyu
for the same holiday.
CANDIDATES who will take the civil ser
vice examination at the p)st-offce, satur-
day, are Max l.. Severance, Roscoe A.
Grant, Arthur G. Felt, Lewis n. Wood and
stephen l.. Hash Duck.
w. A. LORD yesterday received from w.
Seward Webb's place in Shelburne
brace of handsome English pheasants for
his table They were on exhibition at
Standishs meat market.
THE regular monthly meeting OF the
Ladies' Aid Association of Heaton Hospital
will be held at the home Of Mrs Charles H.
Heaton, 143 State street, this Wednesday
afternoon at two o'clock.
REV. SELDEN B. CURBIER chaplain of
the House during the late session, let the
city last Thursday, with his wife, for Fitch
burg, Mass. They expect later to go to
Florida to spend the winter.
"IN Old Kentucky" at the Opera House
| Tuesday evening, was accorded large
audience by Montpelier theater goer1, and
most of those present professed themselves
abundantly satisfied with the show.
REV. S. G. HAYFcRD has returned from
Chicago whore he went nearly three years
ago and, with his wife, is in this city Mr..
Hayford had charge of the meeting at the
Y. M. G. A. rooms Sunday afternoon.
A LITTLE before noon Friday the mercury
! in thermometer in front of the Montpelier
National Bank stood at eighty-six degrees
above zero The range of the mercury last
week was almost one hundred degrees.
BERT l.. TAYLOR who has given up news
| paper work and is now engaged in writing
music and stories, has another serial run
ming in Chicago paper and short story in
| the Christmas number of the Black Cat.
THE Baptist Sunday-school has appointed
| the following committee to make prepara-
tions for the Christmas festival: Mrs. Ella
| f. Leland, Mrs. George NJ. Goss, Miss Lena
| Crossett, II G. Campbell and e. III. Benway.
THIS weeks meeting of the Epwor th
League Reading Circle will be held Friday
evening at the home OF w. o. Chapman.
1t will be a public meeting and members
are granted the privilege of inviting their
friends.
CAPTAIN ESTES, the husband eff the late
Mrs. Estes who died at the poor farm in
Berlin recently, was in his younger days a
soldier in the Texan army when the state OF
Texas achieved her independence o.
| Mexico.
OWING to absence and illness, only one
mem Der Of Bethany church choir was pres
ent last Sunday morning. In the evening
the choir was made up of II. ID. Hopkins,
Philip Smith, Bertha Sratton and Kate
| Hutchinson.
The last Sunday supplement of the New
York Times contains full page portrait oil
Thomas W. Wood, president of the Ma
tional Academy of Design, from painting
by himself, that hangs in the Wood Art
Gallery at Montpelier.
CONTINUED ON FOURTH PAeE.l
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1896-12-02
Our Underwear Department,
tNIIDDLE ENTRANCE

Contains all the hest known makes.
II. E. Bradford & Co.'s Bennington
goods for Ladies', Misses, Children and
Men, are too well known to further
comment on them. Our prices on the
leading numbers will be found the
,Owest.
Ypsilanti Union Suits and Eques-
trienne Tights, the only "perfect Un-
derwear for progressive people" worn
and recommended by the leading au-
thorities on healthful dress and physi-
ca culture. We are the sole agents
Or these goods in the city. Mems
Uaon Suits Will be found here, also
Misse-' and Childreu's White, Natural
and Black.
MOLE Out of town customers will
fiud the prompt service Of our Mail
Order Department a great convenience.
Try usl
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years. Scores are in use
In the banks, insurance Of
flices and business houses
OF Montpelier. Hundr IDS
have been sold by this
Office in all parts of the
state and country, 1t is
durable, good for years Of
service, always ready to
"go," but never drips, the
iulr Hoying guniformlv and
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1896-12-02
The Richardson" I"
The Largest and Handsomest Store
in the State.

OUR STOCK is open to inspection
and comparison. Our values are the
bast and the styles in all lines the latest.
To-day you will find in our Linen
ID pa tment some great values in Table
Damasks, also Table Cloths With Nap
kins to match, Towels and Towelings,
Pillow Linens, Embroidery Linens in
different widths, II M ,titched Bureau
and Sideboard Scarfs, Tea Cloths, etc. q,
at moderate prices.
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SPECIAL NOTICE 70 TAX PAYERS -
l sold more of Greene's Syrup of Tar last
year than all other cough remedies combined
1t proved more satisfactory to my customers
this year, and refund the money if it fails to
cure LESTER III. GREEN, 20 State Street.
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thing cheap about the Lincoln" By mail
on receipt Of price.
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MACEE
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The Lincoln Fountain Pen
PRICE ONLY 81 00-REDUCED FROM $3.50
WARRANTED SOLID GoLD-EvERY PEN
GUARANTEED.

The "LINcoLN PEN has been in use in this
nflice ON al kinds OF work, for nearly two
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-07-04
y lhe lgashlnston nary s.ra

71Ffta 80 " Feeff
~ h6plesal arraGx gu.eni wssh .the
secretary y DC nay ~. " ~ gre.t
blast furnGe..s u ~ ggp shop nill ~.
psaeed a. tAe dlaglsai W tae coaml.
~. ghe Helghiy psrkasss Nlil a.
taken IRON tac Se8gn AID .lss,.,1d W.
to ffoatDf tAe fiIlsce, gh.eh \ 10
unto hat on phlsh 90 sosen t.ms,
heated. lao y tbc si.f VII - ~.
cerewoplo9sly ahoysled tEe co.n ~
sDd then tlse coaHtaFfelbsrs n...lsla..s
cn2rayed sIeel pace ~ lalse I.g.ea,
implements N sarlggs kipds, 49,. s,.gli
th.Hgs A. Ilmm.ss and lbr@as J.nae1.,g
gO with the ret.
Thu faT nothing Ia ben sa.d " IL,
EAy y pA1eb tEe paper solAteFfe.l
arc destr9yce They az pat lntos 81
tank gin Apt wa.er 400 gclds, l.sd ",
fookqd apd stirrpd about 4or Iaaa,
Apars, until ~ lenzth they as reGuees
v the condition " pplp. g,he pulp =
arlef pressed into tblek ahcass AZ
sD!d fpr papar stoGk. 1,he BE0eeD q
re came A. that Eihleb y epplleo h
tFle damaged paper money Fedeau.st
~ the treasury. Aey NH do..rnal
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-07-04
In Trouble and More Ahead.

It is plainly evident that the Repub-
licans in Idaho are in trouble. They
are in a dilemma. They have bull
by the horns and do not know whether
TO hold on or to let go.
For years they have been loud in
their demands for free silver. The
rank and file of the party have been
close to their leaders, Senators Shoup
and Dubois. When these leaders have
pointed the way they have been ready
to follow. But the leaders now have
parted ways, and where win the fol-
lowers go. That's the trouble.
Senator Shoup is with the national
party, which stands for gold and
against free silver. Senator Dubois
has left the national party and is for
free silver. The voters Of the party
cannot follow the two leaders, and the
perplexing question is, which one will
they follow?
If they take sides with Senator
Shoup and support Mckinley, in the
event of his election, they can only
hope for the spoils of Office but for nc
legislation for silver. II they fol
low Senator Dubois they possibly may
lose the spoils, but will be encouraged
in their hopes for silver. VIII the
spoils-seeking wing of the party pre-
vail, or will the voters vote as they
pray, for free silver?
The party organization in the Stats
Is In the hands of the friends OF Sena
tor Dubois. They have called the
State Convention and will unquestion
ably control that convention. The Nc
Kinley followers do not recognize Mr.
Dubois and his friends as Republicans
and cannot therefore take part in the
convention or recognize its action. I
the Dubois wing of the party are no
Republicans then there is no State or
ganization of the party, and the ques
tion is: Where are they at? It
plain they are in troubled waters, AM
see frothing, foaming, lashing, angr,
breakers ahead Of them.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-07-04
And He Got ''sayther.v

IL was Pat Collins who was address
ing Boston audience on the virtues
Of the gold standard. He rose In a
pompous way and began: my hearers,
! hold In my right hand silver dollar,
and in my left gold dollar, and the
one represents 50 cents worth Of silver
and is good only in our own country.
The other is a tiny thing, but IL Is
worth 81 anywhere in the world, Nov,
which, my fellow citizens, win you
take?" An old Irishman got up and
said: swell, sor, a. ! have nayther,
I'll take ayther." The Milesian had
voiced the sentiment Of the vast ma
jority Of workers 10 the United States.
Helena Independent.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-07-04

CHICAGO, July 1.-Grand Master Work.
man Sovereign, Of the Knights Of La
Dor, was mingling with Democratic
politicians nj the Palmer House to-day.
He Is pronouncedly opposed 70 the gold
standard, and says II the Democrats
nominate q man acceptable on the f.
nancial question he will have his sup
port. He considers Teller the most
available and acceptable candidate,
but says II the Democrats refuse TO "a
outside their own party for candidate,
Gov. Boies Is the preferable man. He
contradicts the report that the Iowa
candidate Is antagonistic TO labor In
terests.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-07-04
The Bolt Led by Western senator's.

The bolt at the st. Louis convention,
though headed by Senator Teller and
the Colorado delegation, was actively
managed by Senator Pettigrew of
South Dakota, Dubois OF Idaho and
Cannon Of Utah. Whether their cause
wins or fails in the November election,
these gentlemen will remain for some
time to come in their seats in the Uni
ted States Senate; and they-with sew
eral other western senators elected as
Republicans standing shoulder 70
shoulder with them, and by coalition
with the group Of Populist senators
estimate that it will be entirely FEAST
BILE for them as a silver group to hold
the balance of power and obstruct leg
islation at least for several years 10
come. The prospect is not pleasant
one for those who like definite action
10 public affairs. Nevertheless, every
far-seeing man must recognize the fact
that the peculiar structure OF the Uni
49, oteAbOo 7IAiuOI Dt1o W
all important legislation touching
financial questions, at least through
the remaining years OF the present
century. In view of the fact. then,
that the admission Of these sparsely
populated territories is proving to be
the most injurious policy ever adopted
by the Republican party, SO far az It'd
own welfare is concerned, there can
be no important reason why Republi.
cans should be jealous for the immed.
late admission OF Oklahoma, New Meg
leo and Arizona. with the almost GER
tain prospect Of adding thereby siz
more anti-Republican, free silver sena
tors to the able group whose obstruc
tive policy was 80 clearly disclosed Iast
winter-From ''The Progress Of tn,
World" in Review OF Reviews fol
July.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-07-04
Bogus Mosgg
Method Adopted by the Government foJ
Destroying It.

Five tons Of counterfeit money, ma
chimes and other 81 the paraphernaIia
necessary 70 the manufacture III the
queer win be destroyed Ia Washing.
ton within Q few days.
So great o quantity Of material ,of
this sort has been collected during the
last year 10 the secret service division
d the treasury that IL destruction has
become necessary. Just nov II u care
fully put away 10 boxes and package.
each labelled With o record ~ IL con.
tents, Az much care Is taken OF bad
money as Of good money, because II
would meyer do v haye the eounterfeits
get into circulation again through nc.
elect, Every penny IN bogus coin or
paper must be strictly accounted Tor,
and Q deficit would be considered a.
serious q matter ~ theft from the
cashroom,
a fey days from nov the sccretary
of the treasury viii select three N his
most trusted men and appoint them 8
committee W suPeriptend the destruc
ton 81 the product " criminal "a,
gcpuity ~ present on hand, Eyer
package viii be opened ~ their pres
epee, and they VIII watch the count
Ing pf the contents, Which must eoErcs
pond 70 the memoranda ip the record
book Finally al Of tbe coin, as wei
~ the metal tqols and other apparatus
win pc carried DOM stairs apd pui
aboard one ~ the big iropclad woQo1,
which are used by tbe department iQl
carrying money The wagon, Rpprgd1
by armed men and followed by tba
committee Up carriage, win process
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-07-04

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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-07-04

Every presidential year, at the APP
proach Of . Democratic national con
yention, we got news u the closing ~
factories In Massachusetts and Connec.
ticut. by and BY they viii b. closed
for good. Factories will b. started
where the raw materials are found, apd
Fall River, Lowell and the other
places which nov close temporarily fog
effect viii then b. closed, not for pOlit.
ical purposes, but because they cannot
compete with siIailaF factories 10 more
favored localities.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-07-04
There's Trouble I'm the Camp.

Unfortunately, one cannot vote for
the st. Louis candidate and against the
platform. The candidate Is all right.
but the platform on the only important
issue before the country is damnably
unpatriotic and unrepublican. The
situation is most embarrassing one
Tor every conscientious voter. McKin.
ley is all right, but vote for McKin.
ley will also be an endorsement Of the
unexplained and unexplainable repud.
iation Of the past principles OF the Re.
publican party on the most vital issue
Every voter in the emergency must
vote as he thinks best. Detroit mich.
Tribune, lRep.l
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-07-04

THE financial plank o. the Republi.
can platform Is profoundly unsatisfac.
tory TO those who have studied the
money question, as well as 70 the thor.
ough-goiDg bimetallist, It's sole virtue
is opposition 70 the single silver stan
dard. II sets up In opposition 70 that
gold recommendation which IL essen
tally dangerous In that IT has 10 be
combined with the use Of a silver and
paper currency redeemable in gold
that viii always be expanded 70 Or be,
yond the limits Of safety, The gold
recommendation Of the present Republi'
can creed IL system that forever trem-
bles on the brink Of unconditional fiat
ism, and that, sooner or later, win moi
''fear TO launch away
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-07-04

Encounters Colored Gentleman Who Is
Not Up to Date.

A good many st. Louis Convention
stories have been going the rounds.
Here is one from the Chicago Record
on p. III. Lannan, the Idaho farmer
and Utah newspaper owner:
There was one colored man who sat
in the reception room of the National
Committee at the Southern Hotel this
afternoon who seemed 10 be laboring
under an especial weight. Around him
intense and silent or yoluable excite.
ment. as the case might be, were dOz.
ems Of other men and brothers, but not
one of these seemed TO be laboring un-
der as much suppressed responsibility
as this man.
Pat Lannan, the fat editor Of Utah
approached him, and, thinking to share
his burden with him, asked: Show Il
your State on the silver question:"
Dunno, sab" calmly.
Mr.. Lannan was electrified with sur
prise, but he recognized q chance TO d,
some missionary work for silver.
II suppose you will hardly favor th'
crude and inhuman wrong Of a golt
Standard" be said, persuasiyely.
Dunno, sab; dunno muffin bout den
things, an don't give -"
"Why, what state are you from"
Montana. sah."
Montana! Oh, suffering soul 0
Tom Carter, what can this mean? VIII
else Is on the delegation with your"
81 amt on no fool delegation. rs
Govenah Botkin's man, and Use bcel
wonderin' as ! sot here whuddah ! ha'
put two shirts in his grip or ies on
when we lef Helena"
Mr.. Lannan went away TO bat hi
head against something hard, the arch
way OF bridge preferred.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-07-04

THERE will never be better oppor-
tupity 70 educate the people in finance
than the one offered in the coming
campaign, The issue Of the two par.
ties will be the one for gold, the other
for silver, and the teachers win haye
the mineral history Of the world, from
the time Of Tubal Cain TO the present
day for lessons and illustrations.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-07-04

THE Republican party Is true 10 its
sectional origin, principles and poll
cies. Both Its candidates were chosen
from the northeastern quarter 81 the
country and represent nothing but the
favored interests Of that section, They
should receive few votes outside Of II.
Charleston News and Courier.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-07-04

The enthusiastic receptions the bolt.
Ing delegates from the ~ Louis Con-
yentioD are meeting % they arrive at
their Western homes make u pretty
clear that the silver beresy has made
tremendous Roadway IN the Republic
can party Pittsburg Post,
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-07-04

To Mark Hanna: Somebody 10 Boise
has In cabinet u eurios . photograph
Of the face and endorsement upon ~
Allison campaign check which might
interest you y see. Say, Marx, w
comic; you ought " see II.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-07-04

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49, y ~ ~ ss,6oS . s@y,
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spi'F'il.ssef aeip yass
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-07-04

YAE Reg ing rim fqpty ,Gye stan Ii
~ armament goes into ~ n ~
army ana my NY ~. IEle aia,y
RE- AFTanged 4p alternating EoEs IN
~ aad eizt and 4l.e aaLeat Y, .y.ry
beautiful. z FsFI
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-07-04
BLAokFooT. IDAHO. JULY 4, 1885.

THE very latest from Chicago: sill
yer men confident. Bland and Boies
In the lead. Teller candidacy not in
favor.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-07-04

ftIgsnf s1lsp Here q c,gsviissf -
4'Sfi Asfsff ~ 6HDRgs ~ D Aesfiss
s''s'eaA'sp W 49, Api8s. sasg ogATs1s
4 n ARE ~ a ss@e N fags MAss
ff2iYpflIf nv a 1areHe
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-02-27
PHILIPPE DERgLAY

-Veng1 listed atd qusla bese, querida
mia.
roz5 GOD aus lsbios los rubios oabellos
dc Snaana
va est4 frmads 10 paz sobre IL frente de
eatA njda-af adi6 Ia marqueaa dirigi9ndoee Fe.
}'pe Todos vuestros peoados quedan perdona-
dos, vecino; ahora venga usted que le presen-
ia mi tam5lia.
designando al mismo TEMPO con la ma.
no d Octavio que sc aoeroaba ellos, diio:
Mi hijo el morqu6s de Beaulieu.
-Esta presentation es ihdtil, mama-diio
ell marques con franco aoento, alargando Ia ma
no d Felipe.-El sefior Derblay 20 ros hemoa
ercontrsdo va. lDiablo, querido vecioo, tiene
usted unas plernas excelentesl vueatras liz
hres, que 20 mario la perfeooi6n, no ecrtea
I ito como usted cuando desea que no Sc le al
G~4ce.
-Perdoneme usted, senor msrqu6s-res
po7di6 Felipe sonriendo;-no le habfa dicho
qaan era, y pareci6ndome que no le animaban
nientos muy simpaticos mi persona, temf
blen soogido 81 renunoiaba al ino6gDito.
No co1oo1a usted entonces sino por las
oaestiones habidas entrs noaotroe; ahora va ca
distinto, oreo que aeremos buenos amigos 80.
paa. 4-rga usted Ia bondad de presentarme
Ia ReGoeAta Darblay.
El enesnte Dc susana producia efecto, y
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-02-27
RtR1roTmoA DA "LA Ooam spoNDENnIA 4"

pre- oeo atento acerc6sa Ootavio la joven.
Volviose entonces Ia asnora de Beaulieu hacia
Fell oe y desigr d 'doe d Ia haronesa y Clara,
d jo ~-.
-BI eehor Derblay, duefo de la F rrerfa
de Pont Avesnes. 80.
E indicando despues 8 las dos j6venes,
snedi6:
Mi sobrina Ia baronesa de Prefont, mi
hija la eeSlorits de Beaul'eu-
El rubor enroieoi6 el kemblanta de F sIipe
ein atreverae mirar d L. one adorabs, rr5i
Nose tan profundamente, que pareofs iba AFRO
dillaTe.
-jPero queride es IN oaballero!-cuohi-
cheo la barcnesa al dido de Clara.-lY 20 que
me 10 fgurabs CON los brazos' desnudor, al man.
dill de ouero sobre les rodillas las lmsduras
en- los cabelosl lDios me perdoue; eeta conde-
corado! lY el baron no 10 estd! jVerdod es
Que con este regimen pohtico que sufrimos!. =.
En- fin, eeto es extraordinsrio. mo maneja ell
martilloS Mfrale -. Es ;ncreible Tiene muy
buen sspecto. y los ojos son admirables.
Clara, que hasts entonces hahfa apartado
Ia vista, miro oasi duramente Felipe.
Presa de ooult4 ira, hubiera querido eDoon-
trar pslabras humillantea miradas ofensivaa
para dirigirlas quel audaz.
So vigQgoao cuerpo pareolala vulgar, oho-
pdadole todo, hasta el traie eombFio J severe
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-02-27

ylN0S.-EL MEJoR DE ToDos EN GA
LIDAD PitKCIO EL RIOJANO DIR TRTCIo. So detala Ca
ptta Co l6 don Manuel Rvora San Sebastian 20 Las
dendas de los sohores Ay6n Zamura Puerta de Tie
IRA. seguuda Mnea Los certificates origen anass de
tan excelentes caldos esan disposition del ste veoa
Dicembre 1S
DOCTOR A. E. DE ARRASTIA. ..ci-
rujano drntista, : ha trasladadO su ofcina
y laboratorio la calle de San Sebastian
numero 46, altos. 16-7
Ell BUEN oUSTO....Uno de los mejo-
elegantes Barbera esabecido Puerto
Rico. Propietario JUAN APLANIZ Direction San Justo 10
Sc admen abonados Hay empre complete surtdo de per
fumera de las fabricas mas renombradas seores Via
ieros ven la Capital de PuertoRco deben solcitax
Barberia e BUEN GUST0.
G 9de6n m6dicc:
Pepito Sc ha tragado una moneda de
diez centimos, y su famiiia llama precipi
tadamente G3de0n.
No hay peligro ninguno. Tranquil
license Vds
d De veras, sehor doctor?
-5Q16 peligro qui rem ustedes que
haya, slendo una cantidad tan insignifi :
canta?
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-02-27
Oh r AID A

Al necio todO, atre vido,
burlador de las mujeres,
10 mismo le da burlar
& la Paca que q Mercedes,
& la prinad CON prtnaG,
que la esteyada y sin dientes. =.
10 que importa es traer muchas
prender entire sus redes.
Yo dos primerd con teTciG
que hacia todos los meses
treinta desastres de amor,
an otras tantas muj eres.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-02-27
TULIAN silva San JuSIO NUM. I8

ULIAN SILVA SAN JUST0 MUM. I8
DEPOSITO DE MAQUINAS DE CO.
SER -COMPRA, VENTA Y AL
QUILER.-Se dan q plazos 10 mismo
las nuevas que las usadas garantiza-
u das, siendo responsible La misma
maquina; lanzaderas y agujas de todas
classes para las mismas infinidad de &C.
cesorias diffciles de enumerar. AdemAs 80
oompran venden muebles usados.-San
Juan Puerto Rico. (31 d. 96.)