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The morning times., 1896-01-12
Mrs. Madison A. Ballinger, No. 1903
Clifton street, will receive on Monday.

very pleasant evening was spent
at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. b.
staley. No. l s Eighth street northeast, last
Friday, tie event being in honor of Mr..
Staley's birthday. Mr.. Alderman rendered
q number of musical selections, after
which delightful repast was served.
Among those present were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Bourne, Miss Wells, Mrs
Alderman. Mr.. and Mrs. Bennett, Mr. and
Mrs. Knopp. Mr. and Mrs. ]. W. Crabbe,
Mr., and Mrs. Z. c. Crabbe, Mrs. and Miss
Burbank. Miss Bowley, Mrs. Swingle, Miss
Mary swingle. Mr.. and Mrs. Keith, Miss
Keith, Mr.. T. B. Hedges of Indiana, Mr..
T. L. Hess. Mrs H. Clarkson, Mr.. C. Bur-
bank, Mrs. II. Staley, Miss Madge Staley,
Miss Pendle. Mr.. and Mrs. Byermont, Mr.
and Mrs. j. C. Power, Mr.. C. Hurdle Mr.
and Mrs. A. b. Raber and Mr.. c. Sherwood
The morning times., 1896-01-12
..Bntr sbea,s New TRIAL.

Albany, N. Y, Jan. 11.-supreme Court
Judge Mayham, of ScEoharie county, has
issued an order compelling the people to
show cause why a new trial should not be
granted Bat Shea the murderer OF
Robert Ross, at Troy. He fixed January
25 as the date for the hearing at his
chambers in Schoharie.
The morning times., 1896-01-12
HIS Bootv wss Portable.

Thomas Farmer. colOred, seemed to have
a penchant for push carts. and yesterday
afternoon walked away with one, valued
at So, from Onerton Baker, of AL Prathers
alley northwest. Policeman Hendricks
arrested Farmer and locked him up at
No. station.
The morning times., 1896-01-12
To Renmy a burglary.

Postmaster General Wilson has sent
TO the House the claim of Bridget Lane,
postmaster at Summit Point, N. j., for loss
by burglary last year of S6O5 in postal
funds and $5,342 in Postage stamps.
The morning times., 1896-01-12

There was social gathering at the resi-
deDcc OF Miss Susie Lucas, COZ Four-aud-a
half street southwest, last night. Games
were played until a late hour, When the
guests departed.
Those present were The Misses Lucas,
Smithson, Hawiscr aud MrSSrs. LuUian.
Smith. Boswell. Whclecr.. Cannon and
GoodaH
The morning times., 1896-01-12
HAS DECIDED ON QUARTERS.
Venezuelan Committee Held n Sessio,
of Five Hours.

The Venezuelan Commission adjourned
at $50 O'Clock yesterday after having
been in continuous session for five hours.
Most OF the day was spent in examining
the qualifications OF candidates for the
,secTctaryShip, and other positi ons. but
no selections were made. The commission
decided to lease offices Oh the fourth floor
OF the sun bailding.
UntH these are prepared for use it will
meet at Justice Brewers residence. DR..
Gilman presented to the commission n
sketch OF She preliminary physical map
OF the disputed territory.
The morning times., 1896-01-12
FOUND POLICY SLIPS on Dim.
John Philips May Prove to He aI
Importunt Prisoner.

At n-iate hour last-aight, Officers iierR-
don and COwnc arrested j Ohm Phillips. on
Pehns ylvania avenue, near Ninth street,
for vagrapcy. When Phillips was searched
at the Station-house, n number OF policy
slips were found and the records of yes
terday's drawings.
Phillips fought the officers all the way
from Ninth street 10 No. l and il was with
difficulty that they placed him behind
the bars. The police think that an i'm
portant capture has been made, and will
hold. the man until further evidence can
be secured.
The morning times., 1896-01-12
New Br,t,sh Minister to China

NEW BrItISH INfHiSter 10 CHlnh.
London, Jan. 11.-Sir Claude Ma acdonald
has been appointed British minister to
China, vice Sir Nicholas O'Connor, re-
Gently appointed ambassador TO Russia.
Since / S91 Sir Claude has been British con-
sui In the island Of Fernando and the Ger
man colony of Cameroons. Previous to
1891 he was British comma Dder and consul
general in the Oil Rivers protectorate.
The morning times., 1896-01-12
FMmes spread Destruction

New York. Jan. 1.-THE big factory
of Ringgen & Fricderger. in Hoboken, N.
j.. was totally destroyed by fire this
evening. 1t was almost filled with doors
and sash blinds. The loss is estimated
at 500 900.
Loeb & Hirsh's first halfprice sacrifice
sale OF clothing commences Monday at $50
O. m.
The morning times., 1896-01-12
Canrht From a Gas JET.

AT 10 O'Clock last night fire caught
from a gas Jet and did damage
to the amount Of S1OO at No. 1744 Riggs
street, owned by A. p. Felleeo aid occu-
pied by j. A. Sample. The damage is
covered by insurance. The fire department
was not called out.
The morning times., 1896-01-12
Tons of Baking Powder Go Up.

Chicago, Jan. 1.-THE factory of E.
w. Gillet Co., manufa cturers of baking
powders and flavoring extracts, 8 to 10
River street, was almost totally destroyed
by fire tonight. Loss, S175,OO0; fully
covered by insurance. Tons of baking
powder were destroyed.
The morning times., 1896-01-12
For One Bottle OF Wine.

James Williams was arrested last night
by Policeman Sullivan of the First pre-
einct on charge of the larceny of n bottle
of wine from the house of Lou Balm, No.
1922 ID street northwest.
The morning times., 1896-01-12
THINK HIM INSANE.
Police Take Charitable View of
Robert Carter's Act Ions.

Robert Carter, colored, living at 1881
Cedar street northwest, was caught yes
terday driving buggy, which he had ia ken
from in front of q residence.
He was discovered by Policeman Rickles
near the Second precinct station, and
locked up. He was charged with being
suspicious character, but the police
think he is insane. He will be examined
by the police surgeons and probably sent
TO st. EliZabeth's for treatment
The morning times., 1896-01-12
Another Pension RIu.

Congressman Morse, or Massachusetts,
today introduced into the House bill to
amend the pension laws SO as to provide that
an equal sum shall be allowed for the same
disability, under the act or June 81, 1890,
and the status OF disability shall be the
same as under prior and former pension
laws.
The morning times., 1896-01-12

A grand carnival and ball will be given
by the i;.2ils OF Miss Clara Stevens Thurs
day, January 16, at the Naval Lodge Build
ing. corner Fourth street and Pennsylvania
avenue southeast.
The morning times., 1896-01-12
END OF THE SLACK CASE.
1t yyn Probably Re Reached on Mon
lny Next

The end of the Slack case, transferred
from New Jersey 10 the courts OF the Dis
,rici of Cnlumbia, istxpected on Monday.
when the contest instituted by MIS-. VIII
liam IL Slack over she viii of her husband
is set for hearing.
According TO The counsel for Mrs. Addie
Slack Perrine. the aunt aud tesi3mcntary
guardian or the Slack children. the pro-
cecdings in court ou Monday will be rfac-
ticaiiy an abandonment of the contest by
Mrs. Slack.
The jury will render a verdict in favor of
Mrs. Pcrrine in case of no opposition from
Mrs. Slack.
The morning times., 1896-01-12

Wings, Tccta May, 107; Rex Resens'
Chattanooga, The Sculptor, lV9' lA''''
112.
Fourth Race-Milc and an eighth, H,,H
dieap. proycrb, 81; Peytonia. 9i' "rg,s. 5,s.
W. 102; Roosevelt, 1o1; BOOZE, -
st. Leo. 1O5; HarodiDe. iOS' 0li'"''
100: Last Chance, 50.
Fifth Race-sevep furlongs. sister 10
salind, TagiloDa. Miss EminetI' 90 oo.
gaDist, Twelve Fifty, 81; TUTOR ,,,.h
Venice. 1oT; LyndhuTst, h@iaA'
Test, Alma. Io9; Sinrock. H.
$25 suits and overcoats at sl--o ,,s
nnorrow M ocb & Uirsh's lalf1pTite saAe-
The morning times., 1896-01-12
Noted New York Attorney Dead.

ming Barlow, the former attorney general
of this State and widely known lawyer,
died at his home here today in his sixty
first year. His death was attributed to
the effects of the grip, contracted year
ago.
The morning times., 1896-01-12
Fell From an Electric Car.

William Gardiner fell from an electric
car near Woodley Lane at 10 O'Clock
last night, and was removed to his hcme,
No. 1922 Twelfth street northwest. He
was not seriously injured.
The morning times., 1896-01-12

Mrs. Henry Ellis, OF No. 925 Twenty-sccon
street northwest, gave tea yesterday to
meet Mrs. Alexander Peake OF Richmond,
Va. She will receive Saturdays in January.
The morning times., 1896-01-12
Miss Isabella Balls New Dut,e.

Mrs. Isabel Warrell Ball, who was the
first press correspondent OF the Depart
mcnt of the Potomac w. r. c., has resign
ed that position; also that OF secretary of
the department. Mrs. Ball has recently
been appointed on the national committee
on patriotic teaching and on the press
committee of the National Council of Wo-
men.
The morning times., 1896-01-12

Cards are out for the marriage OF Miss
Lola LucaS 10 Mr.. John McDeyiit, to take
place at Metropolitan II. L. Church, Jauu-
airy ii, = noou.
The morning times., 1896-01-12

Mrs. Amos Robinson gave q tea yester-
Gay afternoon. Mrs. Wasserbach, Miss
Wheeler. Mrs. Swami, Mrs. Cushing and
Miss Mahon. assisting.
The morning times., 1896-01-12
HIS RIJESIY'S VAGLRIES
Continued from First Page.

himself to be the head OF the family, next
the queen.
As the son of the British princess ROYAL
he alway VS. contends that he is heir to the
British throne. In connection with this
subject the Frankfort Zeitung renews the
story that the emperor, in the event of ,lea tn
OF the queen, will claim the throne of the
United Kingdom, and prepare to enforce
his rights by force of arms. AS a believer
IN the divine right OF kings he would not
regard an adverse decision on his claim
by Parliament.
Despite the tension court informa tton
Is to the effect that the emperor viii
arrange to meet the queen at Coburr I'm
april on the occasion of the marriage of
the Princess Alexandra and Prince Hobsn.
iohe-Langenburg. He will also visit Cowes
in August.
QUEEN PREMATURE.
Presid ent Kruger's retention OF DR..
Jameson and the other prisoners captured
by the Beers and the seizure of further
hostages gives ministerial circles qualms of
doubt as to whether the queens message
OF thanks to him were not premature
A few papers here quote Mr.. Alfred
Austin's laureate doggerel entitled "Jame-
sons Ride" which appeared In the Times
this morning, but they quote it only in
ridicule.
The Speaker concludes that Cuba will
soon achieve her freedom, and advocates
the establishment OF a republic under an
American protectorate.s
The International Arbitration League
conference will meet on wednesday under
the presidency of Sir John Lubbock, for
the purpose OF supporting pacific settle
ment with the United States in the matter
OF the British Guiana boundary dispute.
The morning times., 1896-01-12
Alleged Harness Thief.

Thomas Young was arrested last night
by Policeman Williams of the First pre-
cine. on warrant charging him with the
larceny of set Of harness from David
Murphy.
The morning times., 1896-01-12

pleasant surprise party took place at
the home Of Mrs. Mary Wright, No. 1905
1 street southeast, in hun"r',f Mr.. William
Hardester.
The Ariel Club and Prof. Harliug fur
Dished music, dancing being kept up until
late hour. ThoSe present were: Mr.. WIZ
lam Il. HardeSier, Mr.. aud Mr.. Johu A
Mithcell, Miss Katie Mitchell, Mr.. David
Mitchell, Ms. and Mr.. Joseph Parsons. Miss
Myers, Miss Loliie Parsons, Mr. aud Mrs.
William Ewing, Mr. Elmwood Ewiug Mrs.
William II. Wright, Miss Susie L. Jacobs,
Miss Annie Sctlden. MIR. and Mr.. AIbrunn,
Miss Lizzie Collins of New York. Mrs. bella
Grouse, Mr.. Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. Burton
Dowden, Mrs. Melville Bog-s, Mr.. aud Mrs.
O'Donueil, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Hickling,
Miss j. ScIr.cs. Mrs. HOwlann, Mr.. Edward
Dulin, Mr.. Boswell, Mr.. stuart, Mr.. Pryor,
Mr.. Harrison aud Mrs. Mary Wright.
The morning times., 1896-01-12
Social Events
CAST THEIR SHADOWS
Con,inGcd from Finn Page.

Grange aud Susie Dunlap; Mcssrs. Fred
B,ant, Harry Mines, Van Potter, Herbert
Meyers and Frank Myers.
The morning times., 1896-01-12
pead Infant in a Sewer.

A dead infant was found yeste rday
morning in sewer at Fifteenth and W
streets northwest. The body was carried
TO No. station by Armstead Bundy and
the coroner notified.
The morning times., 1896-01-12
He swore on the s,ree,

Martha Williams. colored, was arrested
last Light for profanity. by Policeman Ser.
amlin OF the Fourth precinct
The morning times., 1896-01-12

Among tie many bellies at the diplomatic
reception none was loyciicr than Miss
Angerin, -oionan, the beautiful daughter
of Major Coleman. She wore gown OF
white satin, with oorsaGe bouquet of La
France roses, which heightened the charm
OF her brunette loveiiness. Miss Coleman
has lately returned from Annapolis, where
she was a reigning belle, many flattering
comments as to her beauty appearing in
the Baltimore papers.
The morning times., 1896-01-12

$25 suits and overcoats at S12.6O to-
morrow at Loeb G Hirshs half-price sale
The morning times., 1896-01-12

Contrary to the statements of
some we're rot aysuts for Ching
row Pol sh, and have no canv isssrs
out ne sell and recommend only
"I.A EEINE' FURNITURE POLISH
-ths lie 4 thaf's inHda
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-10-04

Enjnlciamiento civil, por eslce.
do, tcmo.
Ley de enjuioismiento c!vi'. EN-
Ito Reus, = tonos
Legislation Hipoteearis por Ca
.endo, 4 tomos
Ley Hl2otecsria con Reg amep.
TO, por MOrcii, tomo.
Acsnceles jndlolales para 10 cri-
minal.
Ta, ticas de Recl uta, 40 cts.
ldem Secolon J ColDpsh.a, 90 cts.
Ildem Battalion, 80 CTS.
AMsnusl dc Olases de tropa, 2 to-
m,s 3 2-75.
Codigol de JustioiA Militia. so
ceutAvos.
4L'bros ..para.la: cadeInia.
--.-..preparatorla.
k5.t.
-AntmetIes,. por Sail
nsr, l Iomo- , 81
.2A'geora, poI ldrm
tolLlo. ! w
-a0eomesI.A por OEtc.
80, ! tomos. j 20
lastonometIIa, por
GomeE.y PAhete, / to-..,
u'o- --s..-- IL u
..Gtanatica iFauoess,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-10-04

El buen 6xito del ars5e Ourati
70 de Ia Madre Seigel en- estas en-.
fermedades se debi6 sal hecho d.
que funoionaba como 10 llave Q L.
cerradurs. Por ejemlpo, la sorders
del Sr. Gonzalez, no fue ell resulta
do de ningdn efecso organize ep
sus oidOs, sino de IN des6rden 90
el sistema nerVi0so, pr0vsniente de
,,iertos veneGos en- su sistema QUE
Operaban en- los nervios. A su vez
estos venenos SO produjeron por
as msteHias que se fermentaban en-
el est6mago, 6 sea por Ia indiges
lion aguda y dyspepsia. Los mis-.
mos padecimiclmlentos existian en
las Otras intermediates. Ouando el
desarraig6 la causs, desa-
eoieron los efeotos.
Las molestias que resisten la sim
pie fuerza bruta, ceden 81 saber
y Ia ciencia. Las enfermedades
que son. incursbles por los trsts-
inientosl scorrientes, sucomben 3
este TemediO pOr el misno motive.
Hs la llave que cuadra Q 10 cerra.
dura.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-10-04

.OBRAS De DERECHO

De venta en- ell BoLKTIN MERCAN-
TIL:
SJurisprndencia popular por Fran
DISCO Lastres ''Tatels y Consejo
de fsmil,s," "Fi testamneto 3 10
aerencla," FL matrimonio," FL
ilAcl on 2 atrla- Potests d.A In Z n
Gos.'
Com pilaci6n de las disposioiones
JrganlCas oe 10 Admlnlst TRACTION de
j ustloia Ell Ulttamar, por Ram on
sanchez .Oohlls.
j.. kepeItorlo de.Jutisprudencia en-
mattri4 crlmlnai tornado por uus
untA &c aDogsdos, bhlo IL dir, o.
alon dc don Vicente nomcro Gi-
oD: compIende d.sde ei aho 1870
4 1880.
Ley dc. .EnjuioismieDto OWL, por
Mantesa,5 Iomos.
Co0.go. .Uivl, por ID. 6eavoiA, 10
tomos } = alendicea.
OonplIaeion lesisiAlya, por Fer.
/ a4ndeE, 10 tomos.
Louigo &C oomeEclo, poF Rome.
&c Iiton, / tome.
oodlgo dc lusIicia milltaF.
Layes uivlies de Espana, por Me-
lius AAGshon, tuAo.
Lodleo eIv.i, 2oE u. 20 las Ca
sas, / tUmo.
lnst.uAenIos pGolieos, por Zai-
toso. somo.
Ley &c. Enlu.clan4.rut1 civil, por
ia. heslsta ac ios tE!oaua.se,l 1omo
Uoalko I,c1ai paEa Oa0a Focs-
20 iIico, pof i1vtn aacn, / tomo.
hi al sAdo popular. PIP Hu-
| sues i tomo.
Lodig, . Abug uos DC kspaAs. por
AAfooao MAIGlEcI A4Cubisls, = to-
| ma.
Daeolonarlo mnntea .Ai, por uA.
lAntc, ) Iomos.
DIc4olATlo dc A4minAlfAclon,
,,uT AlegGi4la, 10 Iotnos.
ALaAilus acl ~ J ~, Aleaoil!A.
DCtS . = . ~'4A4asa a. 49, t~ss
a t'e4 =, = '~-- ~
Lt~- uGaaao av. tefw AsaoA. IOs
-, =. - t....s.. Nn,.t...
-.
-. -. : -. 80. i. 4.n..
| 49,.
IL.
80. ... Ia. So. sssn.s.
$1,000. 49,,
as tsAAs.. s.. .a.m
- v.....a.,sss ts..,~.,
-. =.
- =
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-10-04
ESCRIBANIAS

Tambi6n Sc acaba de recibir de
las mlsmas un extensO y variado
surtidO. Las hay de multitud de pre-.
clos, desde IS eentavos hasta 10 y
veinte y cinco pesos, muy elegantes
y lujosas. En tinterOs de cristal de
roca Sc puede escoger mucbo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-10-04
IORE IT lSILV A
TETUAN 37.-OAPITAL

Oonsulado de Meiios, Ban Iasro
.oniRionlnta, Agents. prime oAl dc
: OompAniA general. TrAs .'isAnia-
!. ae (vapores tranonsesh Oorfcspoa
sal del Credit LyounAis Dc Para, ~
, g e. xaEre de los kstAblcsimisa +.
. de Gail do Paris, de. In uoa-
eNia de 5oSusos c1atEA .lnosaIios
Aotwion Ualoa, yds L. Comps
sI1A huiA " AliaAsa de Asssns.
.,aon Dc BAsoslonA. 1ssae a.
lIMlsy AEssAill'.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-10-04
LlBROS BARATOS.
De,venta, en- la Imprsnta del
BoLxTm M1RoAHr1,
La bolAa, el Oomesclo J
Las sOoiedades Meroar.

La bolAa, 81 Oomescio J
Las s0oiedades Meruar.
tiles, l tcmo>-e-- B.
LIE 1ciOnes de Deeecnn Maz
cant1l, por yarios alum
noa de don Luis SilveiA, !
tomo.-- $4,000. d
W0rO de Las Satirss, Dor
don Ventu4& Ruls Agu
lera, comprende: SAu-
rAs, La arcadia moder-
ma, GranoerRs de los
peQuehos, Epigramasy
letrtllas, Varlas fabulaa
Morslejas, l tomo, ris-
ltica $50 paglnAA. I"W
CAndido, Novela por don
Mariana Ramiro, / to-
mo r1stica.------ n
Nnconete J cortad1llo J
III ncep ciado Vidriera
por idem, un tomo---. 4
Los Balos de Argel, Coz
media, p0r iG, IN tome. II
II gallardo espanol, iden,
por idem, IN somo... rs
La leyenda ie Noohe- Dus
nA-~-. -~@ .o 81
III hijo del SecriT sAn, pol
don Oarlos FrontAura,
4 tomOs. A.
Felipe Z: katudlo histoxi,
90 cEfttco, pog Y. 60
moK, ] tcr1o .~~. IA
= hierro, kAtC1io alenhn.
90, por don Jullo. Go.
mek-----...... Al
Homensie Po6hco, Poo
SiAs dc IS ingenica
Lomo~~---. -- 81
LeySada do los Reyes, no
vela hht6ElcA, por don
TorcuAso Taxsago, | TO-
II De- ----- -~ af
hAoAt~hi1dAd do loe A.
tros, pr don Josa No
raao / aeltra, | somo xs
Nueblea ) Tar. .ooa, scgun.
la sArie de eArGAs . una
seaoaEA soorr "a hahl.
,.Acaon. por y. Alquel y
BadlA. EoEao
Pansos do vs.A pos d.
Alsael AoyA IA sono
L.&s nA2feA, pr frontaa.
IA, somo
So SAaaoaa4c. y OaatM-
a4Fss. gsof Gi-- ii t.s
tAtea lie IN Vi nor
4 reol3so aaarrsn
o1o.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-10-04
LA LLAVE De LAI ICERRADURA.

Oolooo ante 50 imaginsci6n eli
cuadEo DIS uAa paerta pesada, de
IN nomDEe que tiene ell derecho de
eDtsar y que desaa sntrar; ls puar
"a eeta oerr&da oon Have, habiendo
Fl hombre eXtIavisdo esta. En- 50
'mpsc,+nc'a emppja Ia pnerta con
q .,!~9c5 de TODD S0 ouerpo pare
forxer|a, la puerrs reeiste toGos s1s
~sine1s0s; fstigsdo y sin all, nto sc
para delsnte de ella sgorAdo oe
tuerZas; srrojandO uLa mlEadA hs-
ola el sue o, We la ll&ve en- don6e
Ia dej6 cstr de una manera casual,
splica Ia Lave la cerfsdura y 10
puerta Sc Sbre al menor tOQne.
Simple y corrientc." diria Vd.
Asl SIN tOdas las grs1des verdades.
"DeeeO hablar," nos dice unsco-
rre.ponsal "de los prOdlglosos re.
~ultsdos obtenidos ror el uso de
~ espec f1co. Por el motive de los
efectos de un mai resir.ado que
cogi el invieeDo passdo, principle
,erder el oidc, esta mo!estia au-
mel taba zap dsmente, me oonsulte
con 10 doctor q0ien trat6 mi en-
terme dad como un nero catsrro y
por supuesto que no two b0eL
exlto y POGO cespues no podia DIR
ni a1u los sonldos mas tuertes. Me
consulte con don Antonio Oassdo,
ei 6Oticsrio, quien, en- IN momento
t.llx para mi, me soonsej0 que Go.
IL sse el Jarsbe Curative de Is Ma
dre Se'gel. Lo hice ssi y despues
De hAberlo tornado pOr I'm mes de
completamente IL rde
ra. Un resGltsdo msravilloso que
SO GlCsni6 por una medloina SID
tival. Vds pueden publican ests
esrta en- prueba ce ml gratitud.
>FhmAdo) jose Gonzalez, VlIa-
uu Va de la Serena, 81 de Julio
1894"
Otra mas escribe: "El gran su.
,eso que ha segnido, al tomsr so
para nj entrrmedAd, debe
lacerse conocer - los demas. .o!ien-
es Que Yieuen q mi atamados hotel,
los de O0oa y FL
l.inAs. Sutiia tan fuertemente de
Indigestion y dyspepsia que por IT,
lmo me senti iDcapaE de moverme
ie oass; el uso de magnecia y lie |
,lcarbonsto de soda ne dabsnsun |
'hvio momeL II neo, perO los dole
es de cstomago sumeL tsron mas
Iue nunos. Despues de que Lu-
uss .rss mediein4s haitian itas-
sssdo ell So eiecto, e j sraoe Gu
atlSo de Ia Madre Sell el, me res
ablcio compietam1nt1 cato &c lo |
.gt4de eco de "a MAI era mas sine
=. I'll JAr~be 90 oompro en ia bc-
iea dei melleo Hontauon. (F.r-I
nado) Nicasla lba hex, eAlle de PEI
ltue L0mero ID. Hotel SAntAn-
.ef, ~ dc Jupio, lo94.'
Otra: $50 pueden vds ima9i. |
larse todo e. pioveeao qne mc Ia
ado el JAEaoe Curative /
ic 10 h sdr1 Seigei. Hab.A estAdo /
uifleI do de pAdrciu eD tos de rs-
omsgo Tor dlrE Anas. Me canso /
ie 1obar toda clase DC medlclu As
Ia obearr Ant 10 aignno, iol uno /
ic ios AinAnaqnea J ptooo cl Jsrs-
-. al caAl me Gu@ Eau.csio mi 80 ad
] pr 10 caAl es doy inrnlgAs gfa.
Ia, vm@io Jatc AaaAF, Cara,
ijc $ "a, ii 4r~ ca, dc AAfso, ls.,a
\ q: Ioako e. gasso dc dc.
siilc@ QUO ell Jagaoc UasAi4vo dc IL
VI aagc SeI9vl TIC Ia caFa1o dc 10,
D. sofcs dc eAsacsa y de estomx3 >,
sfA4 @oAAaa AcG ~, Eo4tA DC A,-e.a to
, uaasA ] kcaaaksa. Usonps= - nv
tss4aa ea - l~ss4sA del -. II Ia
ss4.- S.a E.saes seo. t4aeso -
- ~ ol@oa stOa xe~ea 81 ia In lag
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-10-04

Bat 8 ;aoslt .. D. +.
ouosC de ana fabris .
e,oa esps cia', debids y
- experienolA adquiel-
la u u & u nse lauanSl
sAJS en- Ia ln0u. VtlA ia
fehu8r petrn eO tsns..
4 l0s Nstsdos OXIDES.
como en OubA MGiieo
: otfos ps.sel, SOD, Gle
no Auperltres, iguales
. los meJores que 60
lmp0rtan del ezt1an,o
-, Dajv d,vorsOs nom :
pros y N II cas, - poe
sa buenSs cuaiidnda.
10 iinlcSs, cuADto DOE In
sogufldA0 CUE ofreeeb,
I asust Oe shs Alt,a
yraduaulOnte On dcna .
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-10-04

D0CYIIkA CRls1lANl
POR GIL. ESTEVE.Li

Nueva sdici6n psrteesamente
.mpresa y encuadsrnadA On car
tor. 4 NUEVE PESOS grsesa
al contado.
Tcmando 10 gruesas % haze
m buen dBscuento.
De ysnta en- esta Impreutx.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-10-04
LINEA DE CUBA

LlegarAn soio hasta S.Atisgo do Cnbs
los vapotes que gsleE los diss S, Is , 36.
Los de loa diss S y IS tocsran ep
NuevistA Puerto Padre, Gibars, Maya
RI, Bsrsooa, 0annsAnamo y Cuba
Ei die Is hsr& las miGnRs escslss,
4 axcspci6n de 10 de Mayar, y ademGs
tocScA cn bag1s de TknAmo.
Todoa resornarAn varidcRndo sus %.
lidsa de Cuba los diAs L., 30 , :, efec.
.uAndoae las sntradsa % la Habaus
sn lHs fechas cotrespondientas d. 10,
30 y . de csGx G7ea.
Ninguno ee estos vAporea tocarA I
ca rekornO on Guantanamo,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-10-04
EMPRE9A
g'tfskES ESPAlUlE CORlEoS DE Las AnrILIls
y trasportes miIitares
4e Sobrinos d. Herrera, Habaua.

Los vspores de esta emEresa efsc.
tuaran su sslida deede este puerto a.
los ates s, 10, Is, 20 = 2t de csda mes,
! las s dc 10 tarde en- los dias de " bo,
4 lss 13 dc. jia en- sos fss..iT7ce.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-10-04
SELLADO

aladrado por ana sola hoja
4 prop6sito para minutas, 30
bres de ohcios, etc.
De vensA en- esta lmprenn
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-10-04

a. Jesar psados tuego nperatu.s
s'oa conbn'on .1pOrtaaeo ass de humo NAL ~
dc snUado cnaecuIt1
"fraced os cusumdole
n uodo uue los dc las sxanjeras
de goOnes eenh
men dc MEDIA.
ASe" Ia SOBRINOS DE EZQU1AGA
oAp Ju*h + ut ro klCo Csne IL u1mero IL.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-10-04
TN N - "A -
Se' dcdb..@ recibi1' en- la lnpresa-
tG del BOletf1a:
Z I N T A

para peri6dicos E impresiones del mas
dellcado trabajo, en- envases dek todo
peso. DE cOlores: azul, encarnada,
violeta, amarilla, verde y chocolate.
Estas dltimas eli envases de 500 gra-
mos y IL kilo.