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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1896-07-20
time, it is no less
to divide in the pre-

to divide in the presX kvh.v
What does the secO1N i IA lagricui-
ture mean? Does he just as
the democratic party $50, max
ing the election of NJ DsmoCrt certain,
it should likewise 81 4le pres
ent time in order to iF. brYe success
of the republican tick. Pfh is not
the reasoning of a de =, but the
language of the secretaAWLpits of no
other construction. fa
Overlooking this confr.or,io repub-
lican sympathy, which Re 'eretary of
agriculture did not In rrhapS TO
make, it may be asked, ,heXt place,
why he so fercely assai democrats
of the south, who have Is ha'g voted in
unison with democrats fri Ether states
-. -, -, Il, econ, .,
of the union and who ne II squarely
upon the principles heianeiated by
Thomas jefferson? isr
In what sense is the i'm before the
American people sectional issue?
Surely the secretary OF agriculture has
forgotten who composed the Chicago
convention. The delegates from the
south composed only small part of that
body and could never have dictated the
platform alone. The ticket put forth by
the Chicago convention represents the
great masses Of the country from enc
extreme to the other. Neither candidate
is from the south, and this fact of itselr
brands the lie upon the forehead of
every demogogue who dares to raise the
issue of sectionalism.
The people OF this country have risen
MP and pronounced Judgment upon the
iniduitous gold standard. Not only in
Georgia and Tennessee and Texas ana
Virginia, but in the great middle states
of the union-in Illinois and Ohio and
Indana-the people have entered
bitter protest against the exist
ing policy of the government This
feeling of discomfort has crossed the
prairies. and climbing the sleeps of the
Rocky mountains, has unfurled the ban
ner of financial reform In the states of
the far west, bordering upon the Pacific
ocean. And yet the charge is made by
n member of the cabinet that the issue
raised by the democratic platform IS
sectional.
Secretary Morton is not the wiSest man
in public life. but he knows Il few things.
IL he will take the trouble TO refresh
his memory, he win perhaps recolleet
that Ohio and Illinois and Utah and
Montana are not southern states. He
will also recognize, what he seems to
have forgotten, that the Rocky noun
tains do not belong to this section. At
ter he gets these matters straight in his
mind he will perhaps be able to discuss
the situation with some intelligence.
Instead of being sectional. the issue
Joined by the Chicago platform is as
broad as the continent itself The prin-
ciple on which Il rests is rs old as the
republic, and the benediction which it
invokes upon the country finds n coun-
terpart only IN the refreshing dewS Of
heaven. The sectional idea can find
existence only in the minds Of those
whose sense OF Justice has been de
stroyed and who have no scruples what
ever in perverting the truth. This ex-
plains the attitude of Secretary Nor
ton.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1896-07-20
A Populist-But for BRYAN.

Editor Constitution: 1 am populist from
the crown of my head as low down to the
ground as l go but / am a Bryan man
| refused TO vote for my brother-in-law,
Hon. Ben +. Russell, as democratic nom
inee from the second congressional dis
trlct two and four years ago. because
he ran on the Cleveland ticket. 1 pray
that the peoples party may indorse the
hero of the hour. Hon. W. J. Bryan.
1t will be a sad day for the pops" II
they refuse to see this. There are many
reforms needed. but the money question
must he settled first and on that united
we stand; divided, we fall"
I. a. CUNNINGHAM.
Bingen. Decatur County. Georgia. July
Il. 1896.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1896-07-20
wall Street to the Rescued

We print today a significant article
from The New York World, a newspa-
per which, in obedience TO the demands
of the money power. has refused TO sup
port the democratic candidates.
The World has had enough experience
as democratic newspaper to know that
when Wall street begins to organize its
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1896-07-20
THE Arbitrament Of the National
Convention"

Previous 60 the meeting OF the ma
tiouaI democratic convention in 1892, a
large and influential section Of the dem
ocratic voters Of the south were violent
Is opposed 10 the denomination Of
Grover Cleveland. These voters were
represented by The Constitution and
other newspapers of more or less prom
inence. They contended that if he was
nominated. his election would be dis
astrous TO the party.
In fine. the proposed denomination of
Mr. Cleveland was opposed 10y large
numbers OF democrats with considerable
bitterness. Il was charged then that
he was a gold standardist in disguise,
and lis letter 10 the Reform Club, Op-
posing the free coinage Of silver only
served TO strengthen the convictions of
southern democrats that he was not the
man to carry out the financial reforms
which the party had in view.
But the opposition to Mr.. Cleveland's
nomination did not prevail The Consti-
tuition WAS slgnally defeated in its eff
forts TO prevent that result, and ever
ready critics took advantage of the OPP
portunity 10 deride the papers influence
and 10 make contemptuous comments on
its efforts to stem the tide that set in
favor OF Cleveland.
The Constitution was defeated. and
along with In the hopes OF the men who
had desired 10 bring about financial re
form in favor of the people We feared
that a dangerous blow had been struck
at the party. and that the defeat of The
Constitution was the defeat of demo
cratic hopes and desires for at least four
years. but we accepted the arbitrament
OF the national convention In pri-
vate letter to Mr.. Cleveland The Con
stitution frankly Informed him that
it had opposed his nomination.; that
the convention had settled that matter,
and that it would fight as zealously for
his election as it had opposed his noml-
nation.
In another column viii be found the
reply OF Mr.. Cleveland TO that letter, and
We commend it TO the attention of
those democrats in this state aud else
where. who. following the lead OF Mr..
Cleveland. have been trying 10 wiring
from their party an Endorsement OF the
gold standard. II think" says Mr..
Cleveland. "the underlying principle OF
party organization IS what you so ad-
mirably express rs an acceptance Of the
arbitrament Of the national conyen-
ton"
That IS just rs true today, the 20ih of
July. 1896. rs it was when Mr.. Cleve-
land wrote it on the 10th Of July, 1892.
-Four years have not changed the signifi-
ance OF this statement. If the element
that opposed Mr.. Cleveland because it
knew that his nomination and election
would not be fruitful of financial re-
form could afford TO give him a hearty
and loyal support, surely it cannot be
a very great strain on those who have
followed him into the political wilder
ness OF Goldolatry TO accept the arbit-
rament OF the national convention" and
10 give 10 both platform and candidate
q jealous support.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1896-07-20

Countries, Why don't merry, merry
England, warlike Germany, liberty-lOv-
ing Russia, big-hearted Austria, classic
Italy. and generous Spain become civ
ilized by organizing republics? The
money of civilization! Bah.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1896-07-20
From Bryan's Chicago Speech.

eff they ask us here why it is that
we say more on the money question
than we say on the tariff question,
I reply that if protection has slain its
thousands the gold standard has slain
its tens of thousands. If they ask US
why we did not embody all these
things in our platform which we be-
lieve, we reply TO them that when we
have restored the money of the consti-
tuition all other necessary reforms will
be possible, and that until that is
done there is no reform that can be
accommodated -
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1896-07-20
Iannn,s Recent Disaster.

Americans sympathze with Japan IN
the sore disaster which has come upon
her within the last few weeks rs the
result of an immense tidal wave.
The magnitude of the catastrophe can
be realized from the statement which
is made officially that in one district
alone over 1900 people were killed ana
1856 houses destroyed. In another dis
trict. 5000 persons We're killed and near
w 1000 houses destroyed. The total
loss Of property and life which the island
has sustained cannot be correctly esti-
mated at this time. Ii is safe 10 sur
mise, however, that no less than 10000
people have met death.
One OF the greatest barriers in the
way Of Japan's development is the fire.
quency of earthquakes, tidal waves,
mountain slides and similar disasters
Tornadocs are by no means uncommon,
and scarcely a year passes without a
visitation of some kind. Japan. how
ever, is plucky and viii soon recover
from her present disaster, as she has
from former ones.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1896-07-20

Gold is the money of civilization"
says The New York World. Well, are
republics civilized governments? Look
at Mexico. and the South American
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1896-07-20
DON'T Sulk

From The Fort Valley Leader.
Don't sulk IN your tent. but come out
and support the nominees OF democracy
like men.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1896-07-20

The Washington Post with a fine
scorn of the inevitable, continues to
lean to both parties. But please don't
cease to remember that Uncle Beriah
is a horny handed democrat. handicap
ped by wicked partners.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1896-07-20

We shall now see whether Senator
Hill is big enough to remember that the
refusal to make him temporary chair
man at Chicago was not aimed at his
personality, but at the arrogance of the
gold contingent.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1896-07-20

We refer the poor cuckoos to the letter
written by Mr.. Cleveland to The Consti-
tuition, two years ago today. He tells
them what their duty is.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1896-07-20

Mr.. Mckinley will please step into
the front parlor. His friend Bynum
have came.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1896-07-20

Democrats who want TO read a great
newspaper and a good one should spend
1 cent a day in buying The New York
Journal. 1t is supporting the demo
cratic Darty
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1896-07-20

McKinley's candidacy is In the hands
of a trust. In November it will go into
the hands of a receiver.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1896-07-20

Complaint is made that Bryan has no
executive ability. Well, he has never
had to have his estate wound up" by
his friends. This is what the Hanna
trust did for Mckinley.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1896-07-20

Those who imagine that Tammany Is
going to take to the woods don't know
anything about democratic history.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1896-07-20

The Chicago platform is a great dis
infectant. Insects and parasites cannot
abide it,
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1896-07-20

Little Mr.. Eckels has up and bolted.
Maybe this accounts for the hot wave
in the east.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-10-28

notable cursoi6n que el Jarabe On
tativo de la Msdre Seignel ha ope.
cado en- mi propia persona. Hab q
perdido ell apetito y sofris ffeouen.
.temente de angustias en- el estoma-
90, con predlsposloi0n 1 v0mitar
ouanto comla. TanDi6n suftia
o0DLl1uamente de dol0E de cabexs
acOmpahado de debllidad nervlosa
= ianguidez general. Me procure
su Jarabe on casa del Doricsyio d.
Gduarddo Meneudes d. ests Cildad
y tsngo ahota la dlchA dc gossr de
ouena salud, gc@clas IA IL rhcacia
4 esle reuedl-. + rmsd0) Jesefs
Areres, Giion. Ole Remedies 4:
bsjo, 1rquierta, Junlo IL de 1894"
Todos los que han empeado elI
j ~rAbe OulatloO, de IL Mad . de l.
Selgel 10 aiAban con 81 msmo en-
suelasmO J SgradeClmlentu. So
aplloS para ia curaci0n 0e Ia indl
& ostl6n ) dispep la y todas las do
'enclxs locales y su1rimlentOs que
ptooeden de este VId.Darlo pelo pe-
lg oso desarreg!o. Els efuaa y Sc
gufo en t0dOs les Cssos } sln pe j.
gro para las personAS dc uua CON. -
tltuclon delioAds. No pe!m.te que
Ia enfermedad tome alrAiRo en- Ia
persona. Usanoo 81 JaraDe ouando
aparecen los prlmeros slntOmas ue
IL onturmedad 30 economlzAtlempo
Y SO evltaa H0trlmlentus.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-10-28

OBRAS DIS OkRECHO

De venta en ell BOLETIS MERCAN-
TIL:
EJurispradencia popular por Fssn
cisco Lastles "Tutela Co4sej.
1e tamlna," Ii teetamnoto =
aeienols," FL mat.lmo1lo," F.
nAcion- Patrla-PoiestAd-A lme L.
Ios.'
CON pllao!6n dc las diSposiciones
oIKaEleas &C Ia Administrator de
j urtiol- Ell UitIAmar, por Ran5D
sanchez .Oeana.
kepeItorio oeA AJutisprudenciA ell
4nat~rA cfImlnal tornado por unS
,untA oe aoog .dos, balo q dice
uion dc don VlotnLe H0mero Gl-
son: comp4en0e desde al ano 1870
4 1880.
Icy de. .EnlulciAmlent 70 Owl, por
AantesA,t5 lomOs.
.Coulgu. .O.vl., por ID. SeavoiA, 10
tomos } = alendices.
OOmpllsCioa iesislativa, por Fer.
nAndeL, 10 tomos,
~Louigv dc Domelcio, por home.
70 'Ilron, tomo.
.CodJgo DC l1silcla mii!taI.
Leyos clViies &c Eapana, por Me-
aia1 MafAnon, / tome.
Coaiko eIvu, por u. ac !Aa GA
sas, tomo.
Insuu44enGos p0olicos, POT ZAt-
EoSU, tonu.
Icy DC. EuJ Juic4AtL leutD C4vIl, pOE
la. hcviata DC los uibanA.ss,l 1omC
OoaIAU pcDai lAtA LaoA facf.
10 hlcU, rof IAcnI IucA, / GoIau.
~ ha AZ Aao pupaIaI, P~E I. ha-
kus., / tUmU.
NoaIs>S a. rs noa dc kssanA. POI
| mVa.
D.se+oA@f.o G.aHl.a pa. pos ga
l@.tSt > sU4A~s.
U.~.0G@G.u &c AdminAssrss4CE :
.o3 All ua.4a, ~ L0Iaoa.
ALaAs.Ws &c. - -, Alc4 uai.s
| DeE1~ i y .4Ha.a-s4Ga.4Vu. l$~1
A1xAa, - sSy4@+Iss.
J4e4O-..a< &C t.GG1 @4asss>a. -
49, ~. - .-.~.
A&~4~. ~. -ae ~-.~ss II ~s~-ls
C., ,~~G .~Ss--s .>s--@~a
A4-~- 49, 49, ~.N So. s~ -.s i 80
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-10-28

Tambi6n Sc ACADIA de recibir lie
las mismas uk extensO y variadO
surtido. Las hay de multitud de pre-
clos, desde IS eentavos hasta ~ y
veinte y cinco pesos, muy elegantes
y lujOSas. EL BlAteros de cristal de
rOca Sc puede escoger mucbc.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-10-28
BuenO en- mar y en- TERRA.

No Lace much d amos. que i
rdo un ouque ing!es se amotiuo
ID 'rlpu aai6n q oaula d. la ma o.
ualidad de les provi ~iODes. Ouando
h oier u eaber al capiy an el motive
d so qurja, el les DIG, senAlsndo
al vaato Oceaao. "Aq1i no b y
panaderia."
Esta esousa era muy f1til y ls
tr pulao OF no Quizo admu4ra. Di
leron GUS o. captain deti6 pr cugat
que hubiera abund ,ntrs y puenss
pr0Vioiares Is b Ido, sntes de Ia,
Ger, al mar. Fl resultado de todo
fue la perdida del buQue, demos
ira dc aei cueD eqniv0cado 60 ell
plan de ec iuomizar ell 0inero por
medic dc Ia restriction do 10 mas
necesario para 10 vida. No aoia.
mente los sltment0s, siuo tsmb 81
las me1icinas son de necesldaG,
pues las enfermetades 10 mismo
atacan al marino en Ell mar que q
las denas gentes en- TERRA.
"Nut ca pienss de emptender IN
viajt," escribe el primer otioial De
un Duque, ''sin estar provisto de go
maravllloso remedio y me psopor-
oiona mucho gusto manitesrar D
Vds .os hechos sObfe que yo fund
III resoluoloD. Por espaclo de
nnos dos amos he sufrldo horrible
mente de iaGigestl6n. Ne gaste
muehO dinerJ en me Iicos con 10
espcrsuAa oe obtoner allylo y au =
que acknowledgements llegaroa o.
nocer mi doienois, tan u6n dloron
- cOmpGender do una mAuera ma
nifieSIs que no poseiaG mollolns
-dc1uadA para Curafmc. Al con
trarlC cada vez me eAoontraoa peor
p,Or A~sta I'll puuIo ue hAccrse.
me il vida insufrlole. Un Lis uns
senors me @oous' j0 proD4sa q J..
iAbo OuEAtiyo 90 ID Madie Selke.
10 tQa. hice, oOtenlcLdo 9. MAS
1omp e.O eSlIJ. Eu eo.to tempo
ue elfe rAuleai } peTma entemcu-
e. QaedA VI. O. no rad dc pu.
oIIo4r est lutorme nio sekun 10
p. zca. (FruadO) J. b DJn, pti
mer Chclsl del |apor "Oiaudlus7,
de l. udIes, Euero dc 1885,.
"Hsce uaos dos amos" escrlbe
Otro senior, "qge q causa de los
efc1 toe &c un rcsttlsdo. empece y
sentir un luido Ell ios oIdos que me
'mp.dlo or l1s sonldos UIdluArlos,
! Lao tar4e Il. q-t 4 =. eompie.
t,mente sod. AiArmAdo sin
sabcs que Il Ger, cuLsuie ai ntdlco
Qu.eA me a,aJLsrlo uc lomar ci Ja-
Tate Curative dc ~ Ma re Selgel,
poE medic Gel cual he obteuldo ei
al,v mas complete. La curaci0n
LA sllo NeEd.dcraDcnt. tAa genui-
na } radical, quo no ne vue.to su.
inr biugu1a lncOmodidAd, pot 10
eual J Pr So mAriAo especlneo
10Y n vi. mis sIucerAs gr.oiss.
(Fumadol Antonio Gatala VI Ia.
nGev~ dc Ia Serene, JaGlo 81 dc
1884,
"Aproveoho IA ptesen.e oporta-
dad esetibs auA srnoss, "p.fa de
altsr Que compIc cl4 easA del boti
q ar = srnog CAaAl IA pAq acEito Dc
u rrmcdlo, =. cuAi inc Ia prJdnol-
c. mAs s@tlsfAetorlo rs.nlEAdo,
oItauIa &c sa!. .us AKA los I1iorrs
esbeGA qae ScaIa sat lrad1 da.
aAge ~ acaos ans 4 Il C. Iere-
10 que TIC Ia al pto4 pa uspetsca
q, me efet1o lasIlas.lo a. sces-
1.eu4@E su frar44o Aaxaaos ADJ
u 80 qsc satsea 4e aispc ,,sla
iaaatlaiofss, p4ea @bi q soa
"a "a . go catAf@a. .ts ado
ID inaa lvA'cs, q A., O.pr.es
H.. Ja@i &c lo3A
"Ian = - az. disc oltA tc~
a1f.. -pAFa iaisF4s4 VI. 4e .
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-10-28
IO9E T. SILVA
TkTUAN 37.-CAPITAL

COR sulado de A6iioe, Ban aaseo
~ra.sionists, Asents prime pal do
q OcmpAhiA general TrAa .'ElAaa-
.,e u yapotes hAncnscs), Oorsospoa
rsl cel Credit Ly ounAiS dc PARA, 4.
, e, tante de los EstAblcaimicn
DC Gail d. PariA DO. In oo-a
al 50 de 5egGros contra .inocaiie.
No,wioh Union, y d. IL O3apa
"a hola i" AiiaAsa dc Asss ara
.,so = Do Bareeloaa. Tisas "a
,;I.sl - Asl'sM.'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-10-28
uBROS BARATOS.
De venta, On 10 Imprensa de
BoLxTIH MxRoAqTu.

La bOlsa, 81 Oomo2ol0
ias SOcie3edes Mercap.
tiles, t0m0----- q
ke0olones Ce Dereono Mes
cantii, por varlos alum
4os dc do2 Luis Sllvelh,
IOmO O-~ - / Ok
.ADro dc Ias SatIAs, pOe
don Fensaca kuln Agui.
EZRA, compren0e: Saul
rAs, La ACADIA mo0ur-,
na, GrAl1G1As &C ZOE
peq0enos, NpigtamRs
letElLias, varlas IaDuiAs
J MoIalej ~, l solao, rus
,tlca 260 pagluaA-.-- 1na,
l'AA aluo, AUVeIa por uon
MarlAno Ramlro, l 90
mo rdstica.----- ~
Rlnconete J ocfs&dlllo ]
hl nceDeiRoo VlurierA
por lden, un toRo-- IA
Lsos banos do ArKel, CO
media, pOx Ia, VA tolao. "A
al galiArdo espAnoI, ldem,
por iuem, Qa somu... "a
"a Icy enda dc Nocne-bue
nA------ -~----- .--~, 81
81 hUo del Sacrls.An, pol
don OaEiCA FroasAura.
bOAO0
Eellpe =: Asudio hsson
co caa0<b pos '. TO-
mes, tomo %
.hierro, A.s4Al1 o40A.AA-
90, por Gol J1Iso 60.
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donsnAjo PueGloo, Poe
siAs de IS lnxenloA
tSAO---- 4,
=. mos de visa, por dgs
AlsdeI MoyA IA solno,
Ia mA-fes, pOr Fsontau.
ra, tono o.
Eaos HsciJna4cs = Uaaaa-
klriI, pol ia -- n,
Oa4 @Aoe &c NJ FacIO, pOG
d9n Teo4oso uactscro,
~ 'do. ...'....
Heo.EAnIluA4 ae .os Az
.FIs, pos doa Josa do
.e4o Euaasca, i somo 4
esbles IAsl-c~aA, .sxu4
"a seE.c &c -. .Aa dan
s341-l~a sJJ.u a a.o.
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FAI4A. / .11ao
LsJ s44a - - asyea :,
yala aSaos1c1 c. /
TofsaAso I.seasa .
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-10-28

la prueba de tuego, sevsda
Fbenhe escepciOns kbres
cOmbns'on ezportaaea ass de hwmo NAL oor
demss anodo preerbes cuaescuieS
oo frecen los cOnsumdole. ventaas dc precios
rcuoio. los de las sxanjera cabida
sa de galOnes mentsss las pottan,
Hen dc 4
Asntes todG Ia isla SOBRNOS DE EZQUlAGA
Sao Juan, Puerto Rco Gale de s Foraexa utmero II.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-10-28
mwOW B.zzx @4
DOCTRINl CRISTllkk
POR GIL ESTEVE.G.i

Nueva. sdici6n psrfsc'ameute
impresa y encuadsrHadA en- car
ton. ! NUEVR PESOS grness
al eontado.
Tomando 10 gruesAs % haee
nm buen descaento.
De vsnta On esta 1mprsntx.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-10-28
OOLORES Rs TUBOS

Z ARA La PINTURA AL OLSO J
LA CUARkLA, Sk AOABAS Dl
REOIBIR. EE keTA Ikp..IHTA
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Bstnn.
BlAnco de plaza
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B!Aneo Dc Etne.
Axui esIsGts
AAa! ds eobalsA'
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UAstAno (brSA IA A,ra
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OassAno i Van UvA
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A1%Aa-49 ladlf
AEaAFills a. y ag-slss
LAsa I @s -aag.a-
LA e4F -2IaaA~
LA&A - ia
Lssa A-aArll.A
- 80. :, - IA.
800 : '@Af~@
a.. 1s.' SO. :. aA'Aa"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-10-28
II .7.,, - / @ @ -
recjbi3' en- IO Ii11pre2l-
Se4 0cub. r
tG del BOLetln::
7 [ n = A.

para peri0dicos e iinpresiones del mss
delicado traba 10, EN- envases de- todo
peso. De cOlores: azul, encarnada,
violeta, amarilla, verde y chocolate.
Estas 1ltimas eli envases de 500 gra-
mos y l, kilo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-10-28
LINKA DR OA1BARIzR,

g'odos lc5 luz Ias ds IA tzeds
ssldfA a. gspcr gus, toea13o les mnfts
en- la ;ssbs!s ds @sgus, lis5arG / 0ai
bAsis- lJs a.lAgto!ps.
Rs eyn.r. >sAea&o do Usibariea toi
]usvs., asaplss os la ilsga&a del stsl
az pszajeEo4, esr eaesla sn 6agus, )
lsges i IL H4hs % rs fiszosa.
1o-hJs scs vIaKoa4 4 ias s d. 10 iErG
'alogs oSrn gag9g cue tosaza sn Isabel
70 s,xsah !os sAcs&oA : dssErk 4 Cal
sElsa 90 Donigos.
EtsCsusxa sn retofno seliSG ado 6s Oai.
'srloa .os magGos, aepuSs do Ia Ilssss,
sl tfan dc pasAJsroa, tocara IN Sssx,
llsgRRA ! 10 HsbanA los miGreolsA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-10-28

Gstcs !aoeltes, pro-
ouo0O de.una fabriea-
cl0n especial, debida .
ID exDer,enc:s a1quif,-
da d q r u nDe IaaSnOs 4
aA0s on 10 lnduss.ia lie
rehDar petro co taht,
sA los Es5aios Uu,ios.
como en- OQoa M5iicO
y cc2o@ peisee, sop, 81.
NO superiores, igualos
q loa mejores que Is
importan del eatxanjea
rO, bajo dlversos nom.
ores y maloas. 70 peI
sua buenas eualidadas
iuminicaA, cuanto por 10
que ohecep,
4. CAUSE, Oe SOS atlas
Crx0nAOlOnea an I1nai.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-10-28
LINKA DH PUERTO-RIOO.

6alep los dias 10Y 30 los vaporss
que hacsn sl ssrvicio De Oorreos.
81 del diA 10 toca On Nusvitas, Giba-
n, Barscoa, Guantanamo, Cuba, Oabo
HAitiano y Port-au-P Prince Puerto Pls.
to, Ponce, Aayagosz. Aguadilis , EaD
Juan Dc Puerto Rico. Al rstorao harA
sscAla On los mismos puertos.
kl del diz 10 ire por Nusvit 80, G
bars, BsfaeOas Guantanamo, Cub San
to Domingo, Ponce, Nayagusz, Aqua
dilis J San Juan de Puerto Rico, v
aien&o poE los mismos pasytos.
RetofnnFAn saiisndo Dc Puerto Rise
ios sias So y 5 rsspsetivsm snts; tocs
iGn 81 Oubs Los @iAs 20 y D, iisgance
IL AshsnA ell ~ fscfzB CORES pom.
lisntse 81 y II - sads 2ss.
NieBuao Is sKsos dos spores tesara
j - setognc ca tsuAulAtaIao.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-10-28
lIRROs RELIGIOSOS.

IA al rceibido On esba lmpreAta
nm rotabls surtido Dc Obrss religio-
sas. salsetas tedAs, entire Les Gus
lsa se snsasntRaR La siguisAbess
fmitaes6a do Crisse, KsnpiA
,,diei6n eeononieA.--- t0.O
laAa dc idsm, idsn, sdioi6A
10 ajo. --.- oo
Anssra Dc SAlvasion.-- W
u eacisio oosiaiAno ........ ~
e, Devote Teligrss, eneaA-
israACi6n imitaeion mArA l.@
uus divinA, sncuAdsrnAeion
p,el negra con b-ocaes. - 400
utx divinA, enouadsrnActon
de riguroSe luto.. ...... 800
Jsx dlyina, encuAdernaoioA
an piel de Australia J nj
se.-.....------..... M 100
Oaolo del Domingo. .....-. 2oO
P,Queno Oheio, encuadernA
u!on imitAcion DArtil-. 500
Urcios Ftnebres, encuader-
axo On dc piel CON relieves, AW
E, ira del OristiAno. encuA-i
ucrnaOi6n dc piel. ....... a0V
III, eeste, eneusdernAci6n
nikel.~---............. AW
lria celeste, sAcuadernscion
dOyA0A-.---.--.".~-- A0<
Nuoologio RspAhol. encua-
dsrnaci6n de carey con ie-
oruataciones de nAcar. l0.oe
La mujsr eAsohsA, ensnAdAi'
uAoion &C nacar con fslie-
yes-----.-----..--..-- ,spt