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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-08-01
Crimson Glover.

Good success with crimson clover
should he secured, provided the land IL
thoroughly well fitted after harvest, II
one peck Of crimson clover be sown to.
gether with half a bushel Of rye. In
planting one crop Immediately after
another, the fact should not be lost
sight Of that the one removed. especial.
y II Il 10 not n lcgumInous plant. II
likely to have taken large quantity
of the readily available plant food from
the soil. This being the case, either
superior fitting Of the land by culture
and by allowing It to weather for a
week or two between the harvesting Of
one crop and the sowing of the next, or
commercial fertilizers, should be resort.
ed to to start the young plants Of the
second crop. Once well started they
will take care Of themselves. On tho
black loan the next years product
might be mown early and made into
hay, while on clay upland tho clover
and rye had better be plowed under.
Glover roots and stubbles should form
a fair quantity Of plant food for the
young corn on the black loan which
most likely 10 far richer than tho up.
land.-C0untry Gentleman.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-08-01

At the end Vi the prcscriUe,i iiiiic ,uAr
out your cylinder. and. presto! there
you have a round block of glistcnlng
leo.
The cost Of Ice produced by this
process. 1t Is claimed, will he xi.4O II
year. This IL the amount the company
to he formed for the sale Of the boxes
will charge for chemicals sufficient to
last year. There II to he no other eX.
pensc. The freezer will contain COM
partmcnts for the storage Of household
supplies that are usually kept In the Ice
box. The freezers are TO he made to
sell. at the household size. for S15 each.
ana will last for ten years, by renew.
Ing the chemicals once q year. These
chemicals will be furnished by the
freezer company only. The company
will keep the frcezers In order and the
chemicals In good condition.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-08-01
DRIVING A FIRE ENGINE.
Parts Of enc City in Which Il IL Most
DifAcuit to Drive.

Parts OF che City In Which It IL Most
Difhcuit 70 Drive.
The whistle on steam fire engines 10
now more commonly used than former.
" In place Of the bell on account Of the
growing din Of the city's buster streets,
and the necessity for some unmistak.
able indication Of the engines approach.
Down town Is the most difficult part Of
the city In which to drive fire engine.
In the crowded streets Of this part Of
the city an engine may sometimes be
brought to a standstill, but the mar.
rover streets are not always the wors.
to get through. The difficulties attend.
ing driving through the street may de-
pend much upon the character Of Its
traffic. Nassau street, for example, ID
q narrow and extremely busy street,
with many people constantly passing,
and with many vehicles, but, difficult
40 It is, Is Is not one Of the most difficult
Of the downtown streets to drive In.
for the wheeled traffic Is mostly Of
comparatively light vehicles. There
are not propo-tionately so many heavy
trucks rs in many other downtown
streets, and 1t Is the heavy, numbering
truck that can't haul out Of the way
in an instant, which most impedcs the
passage Of the fire engine.
The most difficult of all the streets to
drive an engine in down town Is the
widest Of all-West street. The din.
culties here arise from the tremendous
and constant traffic of heavy trucks and
oil sorts Of vehicles to and from the fer.
ries and the piers.
Crowded and difficult as the down.
town streets are by day, the situation
there Il very different at night. Then
they are practically deserted, and the
driver Of the fire engine has a perfectly
clear road to drive as he will, with moth.
Ing 70 look out for but the street cars.
The area Of difIicult driving has, with
the growth Of the city, and the con.
slant increase Of Its business, gradual.
~ extended further and further up
town. Engine houses that ten or NJ.
teen years ago stood In residence dis.
tricts, are now surrounded by business
establishments. Then the engines went
In and out Of the house unimpeded;
now they may encounter the traffic Of
. busy street right at the start. Speak.
Ing ii q general way, the area Of din.
cult driving may be said to have extend.
ed 40 far north as Thirty. fourth street,
and II 10 still extending northward
But while the difficulties are all the
time increasing, the driver Of the fire
engine, and Of every kind Of other Hre
apparatus for that matter, appears ia
get there just the same.-New Yorl
Sun.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-08-01

Mrs. Baker, In Pictures Of Swedish
Life, says that the Swedish language IL
rich In proverbs. Many OF these are
exactly the same as are found in En-.
glish. 1.-THE burnt child breads the
fire" and Better late that never" are In.
stances. Others, while corresponding
to proverbs In English, have turn pc.
cuiiar to themselves. The following are
a few examples: when the cat Ia away
the rats dance on the table," "a new
broom sweeps well, but an old one 10
best for the corners;" zone bird In the
hand IL better than ten on the roof"
"when the stomach Is satisfied the food
It bitter" ITO read and not to know is
to plough and not to sow" shat which
IL eaten from the pot never comes to
the platter"
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-08-01
An Unusual Occurrcnce.

J. 8. Carpenter, living In the center
Of Des MOines, heard flock OF brant
approaching one stormy night In early
April. He grabbed gun and went to
the roof of his house, threw his gun to
his shoulder and waited for the 8 .es |,
to come along. He could not see them,
but fash of lightning disclosed their
whereabouts, and he aimed his gun and
fred. His judgment was accurate AMI
one OF the birds was killed. The Amer.
lean Field says that this Is the first in.
cident Of the kind 1t ever heard OF.
Birds are frequently killed by moon.
light.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-08-01

k"sS VI W"'S''
but instead 6f relieving her the water
increased her agony and caused violent
vomiting. After several hours inef-
fectual work by physicians to over.
come the Involuntary vomiting. she
was taken to her home In a carriage
and placed In bed. Six years elapsed
before Mrs. Ingram could walk. For
81? days she did not pnrtnke OF par
ticlc OF food, and only ut long Intervals
would she swallow a mouthfuI OF
water.
The water after remaining In her
stomach for u short time, would be
thrown up, Its temperature unchanged.
During the entire 31? days she not only
had no desire for food. but the smell
or food or even the thought OF eating
would produce vomiting. There was
Always a sense OF ruliness III her s'o'n'
nci'. us u she hnd JUST eaten hearty
"'hher. NO honr'snheht OF any k'hd
WIS '"Nen except wi't hh"y nave peh
III IN" hed'cihe wn'ch was occasionally
ad'h,h's'er@' ny hyiodern'ic 'nJection
INTO iler !'mos' She Thought on the a':d
dny u she nnd some str"wDerr,es sh"
might eat them. II was III octoDer,
ana our OF the perry season, nut Few
choice cahned ones were given her,
which she ate with great relish.
Mrs. ingrnm's present sickness or
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-08-01

On the top Of the box Is n crank like
the handle Of a street piano. This han
die II connected with shaft on which
are fastened fan blades. DO you want
Ice for the day? Just MI up the cylin.
der with water, says the inventor of the
new style Ice box, turn the crank for
fifteen minutes, giving yourself just
enough exercise to make the blood cir.
culntc ana to sharpen an appetite for
breakfast. The fan acts on the chem.
icals. the chemicals act OH the water.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-08-01
FARMERS RIGHT IN LINE.
Tho Trolley PiOw Will Make Their
Lot 0 Happy One.

The latest application of electrical In.
vcntlons on the farm. The agrIcultur.
list Is to keep up with the procession
hereafter. Funny photographers have
made merry with the country cousin
anent his amazement at first seeing
trolley cars, and his nervous fright u.
riding therein. The funny man will
have to fall back on the mother.!n.law
ana the goat, because the trolley viii
soon decorate every cOrnfield, ana ev-
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-08-01
MAKE YOUR OWN ZOE.
Chemicals Are Used, n Crank IL
Turned for Fifteen Minutes.

The invention OF a miniature leo
machine has caused the kings of con-
gealed water to tremble In their boots.
Mr. j. J.. O'Brien Is the inventor, and
the ice machines are to be put on the
market In the very near future. The
affair consists Of box about the size
End shape of an ordinary Ice box.
Down the center of the box runs n cyl
inder for the water that Is to be turned
to Ice, and around this cylinder are
cells, In which are placed the chem
icals whose action freezes the water.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-08-01

Mrs. Casey-Harrigan's daughter Is
turnin' out for a medium. She do be
hear!n' voices In the upper air, they
tell me. Casey-I hear them every
day, meself. Sometimes they yells
"martar," and sometimes "brick."-
Cincinnati Enquirer.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-08-01

casiOn she went
3G2 days without
food. On Oct. II,
1880. Mrs. Ingram
visited n dentist
and had u wisdom
tooth ORA WI. As
she stepped from
the chair she fell to
the floor, falnting.
She was placed on
a couch and given
-n - s.. -
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-08-01

Happiness.-We must give ourselves
to others before we shall and our own
chiefest JOY. The true happiness of life
IL not found In the getting, but In the
giving. And we can get happiness in
no other way.-Rev. DR.. Putnam, Pres
byterian, LOganspOrt, Ind.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-08-01
Diamond Cutting.

A compound Of boron and carbon
which ID hard enough to cut diamond
has been produced In the electric fus'
pacA
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-08-01
ONE YEAR WITHOUT FOOD.

Remarkable Fasting Of Mrs. Henry
Ingram OF Battle Greek.
Mrs. Henry Ingram. OF Battle Greek,
Micll.. has not eaten any food for one
year, and In yet alive. On q former Oc.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-08-01
Perennial Wheat Plants.

There are several plants OF the wheat
family which are perennial, ana reap
pear in the same fields or localities from
year TO year indefinitely.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-05-22
TRNEDURLA DE LIBROs, 20

TENEDURLA DE LIBROs, po'
OaGtaEos.
LNY DE ExNRoPIAO1ON
FORGOsA.
OODIaO DE CoMEROIo, "ai-
ron"
NUEvO OoDIGO DIR JUSTI-
CIA MILITAH, anotado por el
Doctor 3. SancheS de Oca6a, re-
daotor de Il Revista de los Tri-
OODIao DE ooMaRo1o. edi-
cItn de bolsilIo.
0ODIGO PENAL DE- CUBA 7
PuERTO-RIOO.
OODI6O PENAL DE CUBA Y
2UERTO-RIOO, por Ii Biblioteca
Judicial.
FORMULARIOs DE 10 Oh
VII, "AbellaS
MANUAL DEL ERORETA-
BIO, '"ADella'.
DERROHO ADMIEISTRATI
70, .Abollas
REGLAMRNTO OE Las GA
BIB ERAA OIVILEH DE ULTRA.
.MAR.
10y Oh GAIA. para Ouba ,
Puerto Rico.
FLORES Z LA6RIkAe, po1
u. Domingo 3 Hem andes.
WRMULARI0 Criminal, pos
AbeliA
I'D. HAgisEral, por BouchArast.
HI6PORIA EATURAL. poi
PcrodA.
AkITMRTIoA. AlgAbEa y Geo.
megFiA, por Oar1in.
fILsOboFIA, por el Padre CO.
fexLno.
6RAMATIOA YRAHGIRaA. poa
Ol1undoFn y benoE.
6kAAA1lOA lEGLEB /, p
IhAKrA
HAAAATIcA MUSICAL. pcl
komcsu
OOoIGO UIvn. -- Euwvn edi
ssoL otsclAl reformE1A.
AklTAkrICA. CoTt4xA1.
DIOOl0AARlO Do La LIN.
uCA OASTKI4L-AEA. pos IL AeA
daMiA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-05-22
IIBROS.
En- IL Imprenta del BoLza4a ss
han recibido los siguientes,

Ndigo Penal rsfarmada On 1870
sOn lss variaciones intSoduoides en-
81 mismo pox Ia ley de IL de ssaIio
lie 1876, concordado y eoma lsado
para 81 mejor inseligencio y Nail
aplicaci6n, CON una muittEa de
ejemplos , ouest'ones prhcrieaa ex-
tractadas de Ia iutsprudencit asta-
olecida pof el Tribunal -. DgeMo
an mas de cinco mil ,.Aass1sia = do
tadas en- materia da caSSca0a eri-
minal deSde 1870 & ISS3, y Gs Ia
iurisprudencia fran3asa ea ios "
90 no resueltos adn p0r 10 nuGssT !,
4ue dimEnsn de arnousoD d@ o.
ilgo frances, que guar az c0rIplSta
.denHdad J analogta egn les &c!
06digo espahol, seguido DO IN ex-
tenso y minucioeo reperl osl0 ALA
oetico de les mismas y do IN spen
sioe con lss ieyeS pensles esDeOiA-
ia de consrAbAndo y defraL dnac't
fsrrocarrilcs, montes, ley ele =
les J municipal, casa y pesc., ley
sobre proseOcs6n los nidoa de -
dc Julio do 1873, y Sobre nsurpa-
SION y falxihoasion de pasenbes de
W del propio mes J ano, anotadAa
somentsdas CON In turispFuden-
ala del Tribunal Supreme.
ObrR utiliaimA O los senorea Ma.
,.strados, JufAdos, Jueoes, Fisoa-
Q, indiyiduos del Ouerpo Jurfdloc
| sailttaf y dem&a funcaonarios en-.
srgsdos de Ia apioaCi6n de u Ley
nuy partiCulsrmente % sehO-
a Letrsdoa, detclisores 8 acusA-
ores On oAnsa criminal. ~ todA'
Qnallas personaa ane, deseoaA.
/! % o0nooer ei O6digo : n Jusiapru
snsaA, 40 han podldo hAoer d.
.los On estudio especial, poF G
| axemo Hs d. salvador VIada y VI
asooA MAgisuAdo dal Tribuna
uprsno y DavutAdo 4 Cores. III
Una ediclon, cuAxfo tomoa.
OOMpILAOIOE dc - dispod
,lones organlcAs de In Adminisafa
ca6n dc Juss4clA en- laa pfovtncAns
% UlRamAs, prvacaida Dc una In
rOducc.oa hlaborisA anct@da
oloordAda ocE 10 leg!alses6n - \
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-05-22

F Tambi6n Sc ACADIA de recibir de
las mismas un extensO y variado
EsurtidO. Las hav de Smultitud de pre-.
clos, desde Is Gentavos hasta 81 y
veinte " cinco Pesos, may elegantes
y lujosas. El 8interos de cristal de
roca Sc puede escoger mucho. :"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-05-22
=. @.PEDAGOGIA, Santos.
BUSQUEM0S La VERDADERA
"a U s A.


mo invierno, Sc encCntraE0n en-
Ldndses Duchas personals muertss
GA SOS propiHs casas. No hahia
mIsterio alguao reapeCto q ningn-
n de los casos. Sin alimento. sin
fuego. Esto explics Ia triste his
loris. EI en~m,Ro qas lie hsbia
bnscsdo Ia tiste h.storis. I'll ene-
migo que les habia qoirsdo Ia VIZ
ds, era la "Pobrexs', el dnico nal.
hechor que no esta al alcsnce de Ia
polioia = de los jueces. 81 estos
rlgidos cadAveres hubieran sido los
de gente rlcs y de poaioion, ouan-
Ea 10 hubiera sido 10 excltaci6D,
que de moverse y correr la policis
secrets !; que de exsensae colum.
mas en- los peri6dicos CO .1sG G-ando
ieIes cssos; que avslant be- ia pre-
gu las y teoriss d. rCfas partes
pues siempre Ia caasa 0esoou oolda
levanta y despierts el interes y Ia
inves igsci6o. Sin embargo, GUAM
EsIvisi es et csso de algucAs pesso-
mas muer'as de hambrs y do frio,
aunque en- 81 sea muy tr:ste, COM
csrado con ell problema, de las
..'causas desct nocidas de las ten.
fsrmedades" 10 oual barre diaria
multiplss de 10 razs humana en-
todas las estacionCs] V6aRe un
ejemplo - \.
"Por espacio de cuatro amos" di.
CO uu corresponsal, "hahia sufrido
grandes dolores en- el est6msgo. en-
10 cabeza, en- los miembros todos
y, mas 6 menos en- cads parte de
mi cuerpo. Perdi el &petite, = si
tomaba alimento, no era nj por de-
seo, nj por CANA, siuo ror necesl
lad de tenerlo que hacer asi. Te.
nia an gusto desagradable en- ls
boca, y despnes de conner sufrla de
lsngnidez, pesadeE en- ei peaho y
gran aCedia entire el est0mago. Un
fiuido agrio me subia algunas ve-
ces 4 Ia garganta, con una sensa-
ciop acre y ardorosa.
"Asi pues, es de inferir, tomaba
81 men0r slimento posible, por 10
one ineyetiblemeate me 2use de
oil y nervi0so, Q causa de la fslts
de alimento. Mi condicion era
muy complicada J alarmante. 81
coma, fuera una ofensa contra Ia
nsturaleEa. 3, no comla, Gaia en-
la debilidad y con dolsrres, como
si la dle.a tuese una equivocaci6n
!, I'm crimeu.
"Yo 10 que mas sumentaba mi
snsieda0 mental, era mi imposlbi-
'idad psfa conocer cual pod,ia
ser la nsturalexa y causs de mi
enfermedsd. Estando pnes igno-
ssnte do este .punto vital, todos
mia esfuerEos para conseguir ali-
VIC y curacion. eran por conoe-
onenclo, esperimentos hechos 90
lame0te q clegas. Ale aeEla impo-
slh.e auLQue = clio me visra ooii-
gado, espresar con palabras GUAM
~ he suttido
"Hice uso dc muchas medicinaa
sin nipgun buen resnitAdo, hasta
que hahlendo dsscrito uli estado .
Juan vlllaresl, empeabo en Ia mCy
conoeida dEogueria de don Jose
hodtignex d. esia locAlidAd, dieho
senior me reeomendo, aiortnnada-
msnte, que tomata ci JAsAbe Ga.
T4lvo dc In MAdve Seize. Oom
pre- una bote.la Emediatamcnsc )
dcspura nsa tfes maa tcLldo eli gssn
gasto de declr que su sesalIado
lie pGtApl,lslmo. bAJo IL inraea.
ela de e1ta mcdleins la saal mesrcv
ID. ndaoscmenIc ilAmArse carat
va los slntonAs dlsmlany rrul
fspldADsnic ] rn poe .Giempo IA
q IuTm11en dceApAae so pas eou
2seso. lIcsandoss coaslgn. una to'
aay p*1slass qae mu haoia ~,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-05-22
LINEA On AOAIBARI1N.

TCdos les lnnos 1 las 8 do L. tafdl
sAldfa ns varor qus, tooAndo Loo mArts,
sn 10 JsaSsis dc Sngua, nsgari D Oai
bsFien loa mi&rcolss.
ReserDatA sAiicnao Dc Uaibarisn loi
lusvss, asspues de L. llsgsaA del trsr
10 pss@lsrcsl con escala On Eagua, J
lisgsra iR HahanR ios Visrnss.
Tcdoa los vieEnss ( las 8 do u tafas
ssidEs otfo vapor CUE tosar&.. en- Isabsls
ds esgun 100 sAbsdoA y llsgaEk ! Oai
srisn Ice Domigos.
EfectaSE& az rstorno ,saliendo d Oai.
aarien ios nartss, dspu6a dc II Ilsgnds
sal tran Dc pssaisros, tocarA On Saga
usgArk 4 Il Habana lcs miireolsR
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-05-22
COL0RES RG TUBOS

PhRA LA PIKTURA AL OLEO J
La OUAaEIAA, SE ACABAN Dl
RAOIBIRt EH K6TA IAPRVNTA
Hoitin <b,stsh
Besdn.
Blaneo DC piaEA
Baanco ds plolns
B.sneo Dc Etne.
Axui celeste
Asul de coEEitAs
AEul De PrnEiA.
OastAao (trsx ia karts.
Onasano ruio.
Oas.Ano d Van Dyrk
JaEmiD qnsnAds-lY
0arcin Dc fahis-
l'snixA Asul,
be-meli5n.
autNgaEba
Rr1a ds Payns.
indigo,
Amarillo dsaea6nias
Amaaillo g sfome elasA.
AHaaFille de ssezOa essxa
AcsAsiJo indinno.
Amarillo & Hspaiss
L&eA qGamadA.
LAaA eaTnineA.
Lnea Fanm
LAaa amaTilIa
L@oa oTatnarias
LAeA viosadA-
Negro as maKal.
hsgre Dc aEsazns
Gers sAstaAa.
Osfs Emnrilln
Osrs rulo
Oeis as Takn
ultFnmAg
Fss1rs Il klsu
kSls da E~sarn>
ao1e Dc Vsa.saA.
SAagrs d Dfsgs
EspaA
.sspEa solsssAAAi
ksnaAlssi
sn . aIes
xisfn De OAsesl.
| fisrra d. USaani..
x'Hn q Isalaa Aassn.
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sAsssra - isaaaa Asi.s.l
Il
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Stt.ssiAa q. Ca.
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De venta, en- la lmprsnta de,
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Mariana Ramro, / to-
mo r6staca- YK
Rinconete , coItadillo =
I'll licenCiado VidrieIa
por idem, un tomo--. "A
Los Bafos de Argel, &C.
media. poE Id, IN tomo. 25
III galiardo espanol, idem,
pnr idem, IN romo. 25
La leyelds De Goche-bus
nh~~~~-~ -~-~--. .~~-~. 30
III hijo del Sacrtstan, Dor
don Carlos Eronsaura,
a LOmOH. ....s.s.-~ 60
Felipe 2: Estudio Hist0ri-
90 crsticO, pof V. Co
mex. / Eomo YS
.hierro, Estudlo cientifi.
| 90, por con JuIto. 40.
mo6 -~~.s..s. m
Homensje PoetieO, Poe
aiAs de S5 ingenioa .
| Iomo----~~ ~~~--~~ -- Eu
Leyenda dc los Rsyc=, no
vcla hlHtorioa, pog don
Torcuaso Tarrago, | To-
hlO-- ~~-~--- ---~--... &C
haoltAhlidad do loa A.
ros, pos don Josa Mo-
seao EuenEcs, l tomo- m
fueoaeS , rapacas, ssgnn.
10 sorsc dc eArtaa . una
seAosstA soose Ia habit
| sacaoa. pos y, Alquca :,
| hAdaa. toEno
PuntSa &c vista, par doa
/ Aisae4 AoyA, ua semo A.
Eeoa aacso1A.Ca y U~ugn-
Elfuh INos sl------.--~-- / q
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-05-22
IO6E II. lSILVA
TFTUAN T-OAPITAL

,-oonsmado do Ntjieo, Ban lnsru
LLo,ei.ionista, s Aseupe pEind pal de
IL Oompahia general Tras 'siAntl-
.s 1vsDores francssesl, 90 rospon
Al Credit Lyounalade Para, Ia
.ss~nsante do los Hstabiecsmiea.
4. Oail de PaFis, de In Oom-
90 do seguros contra inoendios
4 iNo.Wicu Union, ydsla OompA
. s.I.a,lA I" AliAAsA De ascgufa-
.c..n ds BasoslonA. 1lsas So
ri W.Assadina'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-05-22

para peri6dicos 6impresiones del mas
delicado trabajo, EN- envases de- todo
peso. De coIores: azul, encarnada,
violeta, amarillo, verde y chocolate.
Estas 1Itimas en- envases de 5OO~ggra-
mos Y l, kilO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-05-22
LUZ BRILLANTE.
La luz EN- EL kUND0 De LOS ME6OClOS.
lCH[TE PARA ACHMBRAD0 DR. FAMILLA3.

LibTe &c. ssp.ossdN y
combussi6n.s .s1ponsdnAzs
Sie hxns0 ni ne. sc.,y
Este a0eite, pro01cso
de una fabricsOi6n esna
cial es igual, siao supe-
rior a los que Sc impnr-
tan del eStranjsro haio
divessos nom hres y m 81
cas-, tanto ocr s1s anal.
dsdes 1uminiesa conc
por laseguridadgue or
oe 4 los consSmidnrer
Nuestros precios SOD
mucho m6s reGuCidos
que los de las narcas
axtranieras, que con es
&c mayor precio NO hrlp
fafs a los consumidoIes
'antaias dc niagunA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-05-22
EMPRESA
OH
I',fssES ESPlhUlHS CORRROS DR Las khfIELlI
y trasportes miIitares
ae Sobrin0s dt Herrera, Haban&.

Los vapores de est& empresA efsc
uaFan su sslida desde este puerto ei
os dias s, 10, Is, 30 y 35 Do csda mes
: las 5 de 10 tsfde en- los dias de labo1
4 las l2 del dis en- los fsntivos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-05-22
II N II

para esc1ibir y copiar de diversas
marcas En- potes pequenos hay in
fnidad de clases
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-05-22

DoCTRlnL @ISIllAA
,pOR GIL ESTEVE.

Nueva.s. sdici6n pertectamente
impresa J encuadsrnsds en- car
ton. ! NUEVE PESOS gruesa
al eontado.
Tomando 10 gruesas % haze
nm buen descuento.
De venta en- esta ImprertA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-05-22
RNkOLCADOR

Ests empress t;sns Ell vApof AGUl
ia, rotsnte para Eemolques pos la'
eostss de sstA Isla, y habilitando "a
porbas para E1hiaras ' dtilss pAzA ~
vRrnsnto.