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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1896-12-29
Americas First Christmas.
BY FRED MARION COLBY.

December, n hundred and
twenty years ago, was "a gloomy
month to Il country. We were in
the midst of the Revolution, and
the war all seemed to be going
against us. Westinghouse army was
constantly retreating before the
British, who often tracked them by
the blood of his soldiers feet on the
frozen ground.
New York, Philadelphia, Trenton
and Baltimore were in the hands of
the foe, and the American cause
seemed lost. 1t was indeed a cheer
less time, and almost every body's
courage was gone but Washington's.
General Washington, how long
shall we flee ?" exclaimed one Of
his officers, in anguish.
eve will retreat if necessary"
answered the patriot calmly, cover
every river of our country, and then
over the mountains, when | will
make a last stand against the enc
mics of my country"
The brave leader was not dis
couraged, and while retreating be-
fore his enemies he was busy think
ing, too. He saw, when others did
not see, a chance to strike a blow
for the liberties of his country.
At Trenton, on the Delaware, a
thousand Hessians were encamped
in winter quarters. The Hessians,
you know, were German soldiers
than the English had hired to fight
against the Americans. They were
rough, brutal, carousing fellows,
and very much disliked by our sol,
dies.
Christmas eve came, cold. stormy.
and wild. But the Hesaians, in
their var houses, with the fires
roaring up the big chimneys, die
not care for the cold. They KEEP
Christmas in the old-fashiol. cd Ger
man way, and were ~feasting ant
drinking all night long. How the,
would have laughed if any one hat
told them to look out for Washing
ton!
All that night, however, Washing
ton and his ragged army were cross
ing the Delaware. 1t was u terrible
undertaking. The river was full O
floating ice, and snow and hail wer
falling. 1t was so cold that sewers
of his soldiers froze to death. Blu
the army all crossed at last, and il
the cold gray dawn Of tie winte
morning marched toward Trenton
The Hessians were sound asleeI
after their nights wassailing, it'll
deeming that the enemy was march
ing upon them. But the American
drums awoke them from thei
/, dreams. "To arms to arms !!
cried some of their officers. Blu
it was too late for any united resist
ance. Their own cannon and mus
kets were captured, and were turne
against them, and the battle, if i
may be called such, was soon ovel
A thousand Hessians surrendered t
the victorious Americans.
AS the sun burst through tn
gloom and mist of that twenty
fifth of December, do you moi thin.
that Washington's heart was glad
The victory of Trenton was hi
Christmas gift to America.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1896-12-29
A Confederate Christmas.

Christmas day, 1864, was the
Confederate Christmas par excellence.
Outside supplies of all kinds had
disappeared, and whatever comforts
were provided were of home manu-
facture. The Confederate dollar
was then worth just two cent? in
gold, and flour was 5000 a barrel;
sugar was $50 a pound salt, 81 /;
butter, $40, and beef, $35 to $40 a
pound. Wood sold at 800 a cord,
and coal was not to be had, save in
a few of the cities, owing to scarcity
of transportation. The day was
Sabbath, which in itself would have
tempered the usual merriment.
At a country residence below
Richmond, Va, and not far from
the lines of the ~contending armies,
a party of seven-ladies and gentle
men in all the strictest Southern
sense of the term-were assembled
at dinner. The mansion had been
%proverbial for its hospitality before
the a Now the welcome was as
cordial as ever, but the board was
spread in accordance with the nee
e~ssities of the times. At the head
of the table was placed a large ham,
worth $500; at the foot was the
last turkey the farm could boast,
worth $175. The vegetables con-
sisted of cabbage, potatoes and
hominy, worth, at a reasonable cal
culation, 800. Corn-bread was
served, flour having been unknown
in this house for months. The
meal of which it was made was
worth $50 a bushel, and the salt
that seasoned it 81 a pound. De.
sert there was none, but in it's place
the hostess provided a coarse black
molasses that was worth $50 a gal.
lion. The same kind lady, as a rar,
treat for her guests, brought out
with a glow of pride, a steamine
urn of real tea-not sassafras-
worth 800 a pound) at the sam,
time warning the company that they
must expect but one cup apiece, a!
this was the last of her store. AT
ter this there was "coffee," mad'
from sweet potatoes cut into it'll,
bits, toasted brown and ground int
powder. Such was a Confederat,
Christmas dinner in the last winter
of the a From this superb re
past the scale descended to army ra
tions-a bit of salt pork, corn-breat
and sweet potato coffee withou
sugar.
The ladies' toilets the writer can
not venture to describe, but the,
were largely made up of "home
made articles in the fashion pre-
vailing at the commencement Of tn,
war. The tresses of one were fast
ened with Confederate hair-pins,'
made of long black thorns, with tn
heads tipped with sealing wax ant
the dress was of simple home-spun
With the exception of the master O.
the house, whose age compelled hin
to pursue the ways of peace, tn,
gentlemen were in uniform, two
being officers and two privates from
the neighboring lines. The coun
try road beyond the farm was linet
with slowly moving trains of arm,
wagons, and occasionally Il small
party of cavalry would pass by at ,
sharp trot. From the windows OF
the mansions, thin, light clouds O.
smoke could be seen rising from tn,
camp fires on the lines, and now anc
then the dull thud of a heavy CUR
would break the Stiffness of tn,
scene, and a fleecy cloud would ris,
over the tree tops and melt away il
the air.-IHe american.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1896-12-29

OF all women she is most to be
piticd who has II hesitating admircr,
who b0ggles about popping the qucs-
ton. He is worse than q bold one.
How perfectly satisfactory was the
conduct OF that brave old Puritan, who
rode up to the door Of the house of th,,
girl of his choice and having desired
her to be called out to him, said with
out circumlocutiOn, Rachel, the Lore
hath sent me to marry thee ~ when
the girl answered, with equal prompt
and devoutness, the Lords
will be done ~
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1896-12-29

Gallium ia worth 800 900 u poun l..
1t Ia q siiver-white hard metal dis
covered in 1875. 1T is somewhat mai
leable and capable Of receiving a 6nc
polish. 1t is remarkable for it's low
melting point, melting when hold ia
the fingers.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1896-12-29

rnaiH y sad ID aAcEr zseaps Pu,,u.,
SiSsPlsS care SatvSea CaiHnSt Rua AahevfS-
natl. "ha '7S"''f
rtSins leave sspHrtRAhuag. A d =. Av4en.
r1T4IssRSSnd q . M. 80 p m, 5:IS , M
B;le p; "a u &c q n, CVosnhuiS Lin. ,ie31 "'
Trans ie9's eeeenyHls, A and g.. d~iyis.oa
T1yass p"mm1 aiSn ~, 2:ai P, Nj. aaG $40 p. NJ.
s~"p' ~ i2tSS p - tV"ssibuIsd Limited $40
FaAssAsH sssvlsa.
ma 10y Pataee eleap,ng cara 90 Trains 10 and
o. nd q, Oh A and q divid 90.
WIZ qRacHN, In mIp
q Waahinetos Il q
49, tLASl - HAkDNICK
sue sGeA Fsss
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1896-12-29

CHARLESTON Il WESTERN CARO-
- lima Railway Co. Augusta and Ashe
yule short Line" Schedule in effect Dec
LIST, 1896
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1896-12-29

Youth is full of enthusiasm and
activity. Consecrate them to Christ
or they will be wasted in folly or
will drown you in dissipation.
There is an age of agonizing
thirst ahead of the man who in
dulges his appetite for compliments
overmuch.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1896-12-29

A n. M. "P" p. III. M" noon n ri
Nos. ~ and iS-Daiiy. Washtngtnn and ). TIA.
western Nasfibuie Limited. whreIgh trnnlRn
sleeping cars l?e:ween New York uJ tisN Or
leans, va W hSh!nSton. A'Innta n i Hivr 4 ,ra
cry. anu also between New York rnd t..h 9;x
vIn ashinrton, Atlanta nrt isirmi uShpiu. III
man Sleeping cars between New ! rrk arN a.
Orleans, Ia connection with the ".jur set Ian
lied tiai"s FOR Snn Frnn~tseo. .eIai.a 41lScy
leavtng Jersey U.,y Tuesdays and Sn.r"taS!,
TeiAintng, ieavo Now Dreams eLnesH&r!g, 3
snt .rdays. This train asa carrie. E,slrrra
augusta sleeping ears between OaMriys u
Charlotte. First class thoroush'ere crt~h.s
between Washington and Atlanta Dinir: npN
serve all meals en- route.
Nos. b and S8-United States Fpst lea
runs solid between WasIing.on md Ecnr Or
leans. via Soutl,9rn Railway, A. s. W. p. l. 4.
and L.. < a.. r. r., being com posti Of baG 40
car and coaches, through wlthpu, chun:, isr
passen gers OF al classes- Pullman D.. @cs
drawing room sleeping cars lro, weeE g -Ii
ington and Galveston, Tex. via Atlanta, %rY
Orleans and southern Pacific RailN ~ Put am
craving room sleeping cars between .fc soy
City anu Atlanta. Leaving Weshiug,Ou ashh
Saturday, = tour,et sleeping car Nil ,ln
oisco witlIJut change.
Nos. j and l2-Pulhurn Sleeping cern betty zen
Richmond and DRnYiiIa.
Tho Air Limo Pelic ,raiu, NoA. II and T.. rs
tweon Atlanta and Corne.ih. ga, Sa!If a. yJt
"" b GnEuN. I'M. crI4,
Gcul EUpt., TrsNlc If'rsr.
Washington, p. O. wap,u c,un u G,
". 4. TURK, 3. II. HARltN llE,
9enl Pass. Ag l., ASS Gen1 Pn.a W..
"ashinston. DC. A ann Ga
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1896-12-29
THE
Liquor, Morphine,
Opium and
Tobacco Habits.

'S @ihoNo - ioiSulOs
Prompt, decisive action can save the
Many already saved prove that there as
way.
Are these thesdays Of freedom? Is every
body, out of bondage? Would tn at we
could answer, Yes, ~everybody's free!
But in this enlightened age hundreds O
thousands of men are in the clutches of q
tyrant worse than any in history, unable to
tight their way to liberty, impotent 10 break
their ~fetters.
When once the habi! gets its grip on a
man it destroys his nerve and will power,
robs him of his only means of defense. His
life is sapprd out OF him his manhood de.
stroyed, his brain deadened, and he be-
comes a wreck OF a man-eXlstence a liy.
ing death, himself an object of disgust in,
stead OF love and affection to those who are
dear to him.
Is there no hope There is-even after
years OF slavery n cure without failure
guaranteed.
,omea II be treated and if in n week or
two you do not like gaining weight, feel
ing new manly vigor and making your
loved ones happy. you can quit and there
will be no charge. No cure No pay!
HEXT IA. PERRY. "a. D
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1896-12-29
The..Bdethods of the Several Denomi-
nations I'm Getting Pastors and
Making Changes.
There is an old English rhyme which

"a pastor without any people
Is like a church without a steeple."
Dean Swift added two lines, which
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1896-12-29
Columbia, LaurenS an | New
berry R. R.

+ E. SCHUMPERT,
Agent at FrDsperit-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-05-08
TnNHDUR1A DB 1lBRos. D

TANEDURIA OH LlBROe, por
OastaEos.
OoDIao DE ooMHRo1o, sai-
Eon,.
NUEvO OoDIG0 DR JUsTI-
ola MILITAR, an0tado poE 81
Doctor B. SAnchek de ,Oca6a, re-
dactor de Ia " ReviSta de los TIi-
unales y.
OODIGo DE OoMRBCIo, edi-
ca6n de bolsilI0.
COD1dQ PENAL DR. CUBA 7
PUNRTO-RIOO.
CODI6O PENAL DE CUBA 7
PURRTO-RIO POE In BiblioteCa
judicial.
FORMUIiAR1Oa DE 10 o.
VII, "Abella"
MANUAL DEL sRCRNTA-
BIO, "Abella'.
|, DNREOHO ADMINIETRATI.
|VO, "Abella@
RN4LAMRNTO DN LAS CA
RR ERA6 OIvILNS DE ULTRA
NAB.
1NY DE GAIA. para Cuba ,
Puerto Rico.
FLORES 7 LA0RIMAH. DOT
D. Domingo b. HefnAndex.
FORMULARIO Criminal, Dol
Abella z
Id. Magtsnral, por Bouchsrdat.
HI6TOKIA NATURAL, Dol
PeredA.
AR4TMNTIOA, Algebra , 0so.
metr1A, p0S Oardin.
FIL0GOF1A, POE al Padre %.
feriaO. -
9RAMATIOA FR ANUEsA, DO,
0liendOEff = Benot.
aRAMATIOA TNGLMSA. DC
Ibasra
GRAMATIOA MUSICAL, po,
Romero.
OODJ9O OWL. - Nueva edi
ai6n ofioial reformnda.
ARITMETIOA. Cortaxar.
DIOOIONARIO DU LA LEN.
qua OA6THLLAEA, poR lA Aca
0emlA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-05-08

Tambi6n SO ACADIA de recibir de
las mismas un extenso y variado
surtido. Las hav de Smultitud de pre-.
clos, xdesde IS eentavos hasta 2, y
veintezy cinco pesos, muy elegantes
yzlujosas. En- 3interos de cristal de
roca Sc puede eycoger mucho.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-05-08
LINEA DHiOAIBARMn.

Todos loa lunes / las 8 dc II tzfds
saldr6 ~ vspor que, tocanao Lon nartea
on u isabella do Ssgus, nsgark 1 Oai.
barisn lcs miArcolss.
Retcfnsr& sAlienao. dc Oaibarisn loa
jusvsa, despu6s Do ID llsgada del trsl
DO pasajsroa, CON escala On Hagua, y
llegMrA q II Habana Ion Visfnss.
Todos loa vistnss { las 8 do la tafde
saldrG otEo yapor CUE tosafG. en- Isabala
dc eagus loo s&bAdoA y llsgAr& q Oai
baIien loa Domigoa.
EfectueF& On Fst0fno' 'salisndo Dc Osi-
barisn los martsa, depu6a do IL IlsgaAs
ael trsn Dc pasajsroa, tosark On Sagl,
y llsgAr& 4 ID Habana los Ei6seclss.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-05-08
Luz BRlLL.ANTE.
La luz EN- El MUaD0.NE LOS hE60CI0S.
Cg[TE PARA AGHMBRAD0 DR. FAkILIA5.

Libvs as:: sEplosi6s, y
semtnss ssi6n.. sspontlnaas
Ein hNn10 nj smGS 0s0v
Este aOeite, producto
de una fabriceci6n espa
cial es igual, sino supe.
rior q Lon que se impor.
tan del eytraniero baio
diversos nombres y N ar
oa3, tanto pcr sus ,uaii.
dades luminjcaA como
por rlaseguridadeue Off
90 & Lon consNmi6orar
Nuestros precios son
mucho mas fetuoidcs
que los de las rnarcas
sxtrsnjeras, que con es
ce mayor preCio no brjD
dan q los consumidoIeE
vantajas do niaSuDa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-05-08

En- 10 Imprenta del BoLaAAa Q,
han recibido loo aiguienteas

En- 10 1mprentA del kOLahAM ss
han recibido loo aiguienteas
O6digo Penal reformado en- 1870
o0n Las variaciones introduoidaa On
ei mismo por la ley de IL de JuIio
de 1876, concordado y come Rtadc
para 81 meior inteligencin p Mni'
aplicaci6n, con una multitKd de
ejemplos , cuestiones pr4ctiaGs ex-
tractadas de 10 jurispzudenciC ests-
blecida p0r el TEibuns' sJQ 9seMo
en- m&s De Cinc0 mil ssGSencaa do
tadas en- mster;a de easaoa6R ad-
mtnal desde 1870 & 1867, y ds la
lurisprudencia fransaGa en- los NJ
sos NO resueltos atin DOE La nEastr !,
que dimanan de arhoui0s del O6,
dig0 frances, que guar an 00mpleta
,dentidad J a3alogta con Loo del
O6digo espafiol, seguido de un ex-
tens0 y minucios0 repen oEi0 alta
o6tico de las mjsmas y de un apan
dice con Las leyes penales eapecia-
les de oontraband0 y defraI dnaei6
Serrocarriles, montes, ley el& ~ -
Len y municipal, casa y pesca, ley
sobre protecci6n 4 los nifios de 26
de- Julio de 1873, y sobre usurpa-
cl6n y falsifloaci6n dc patentes dc
81 del pr0pio mes y aio, anotadas
7 comentadsa CON 10 jurispruden-
ola del TtiDanAl Supreme:
Obra utilisima Q los sehores Ma
gistrados, Jurados, Jueoes, FisCa-
%, indiYiduos del Ouerpo JuSidicc
Militar = den&s funcionarios en-.
aargados de L. aplioaci6n de u ley,
, muy particularmente ! o. se6o-
es LeMados, defeMsores 8 acusa.
aores on causa criminal, y& sodaa
4Quellas personas que, deseosas
10 conooeF el O6digo y Il Jufispru-
lencia, 40 han podldo hacer Dc
sllos un estudio especial, por q
Excmo Sr d. Salvador Viada = vi.
iaseca, Maglstlado del Tribuna
supreme y Diputado { Oortea.-Ul
lima edicion, Cuatro tomoa.
| COMPILATION de las dispoai
clones organicas de la Administra
| ai6n dc Justlota en- las provincial
de UlramAr, preoedida dc una In
reduction hist0rica, anotada
oncordada CON In legislaci6n anse
cor r 10 de In 2eninsulA, y c0D 10
eyes psoeesales, J segulda de Va
Los spendioes,. O0laprensivas do !
ley dc uniHcaoi6n dc 10 dc Agost
te 1855, ei 6e0reso ley do emples
aOs De y .sraMAs y las dsnss di'
lvoMcionea Ngentea, por BANJO
sspohes Ocsza, auxiliar del 4inil
Zero oe 6raClA , Justicis y Reea'
cor 90 10 Rcvtsta de lna TEbuni
Iissn. Edtci6n do 1891
i. IPNDAGoG1OA, Eor don Jose 6al
Innez \ 6cnxa.ex de E0MoAno.
RHPNRTOHIO De JURIe
IpRODENOIA an matefia osiIains
tornado por una junta dc Abogl
aoa. bs,o In dl1eoCi6n dc don Y
ense Romero Giron; oomp.eni
desds 81 Aho 1870 & $780, 9 toR'
TETnRINARIA, Afago.
mana, Castro Verde
E1slCA y Quimica, Feliu.
TAbLAs CO togaritnoS. 5A
huA H. Uos.
InNEDURIA de hbzos, CAST
Goa. r
~mpLsAso os - napa. trasad
:. srreglo + La setuases nVis
90 iiicAa, prseedido do ana !
eSsss ~ 90 = si&<tstssas On
1sSoso.
IaO CIVIL soMsztGs3s1
- . f0m0s Dsstsi
IAJlo J..ds pllnA q
I sssa' 1iXsae =
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-05-08
PNDAGOaIA, Santos.
BUSQUEMOS LA VERDAOERA
G A Z SA.

mo inv. ernO, se eDccntrsron en-
Lond'es muchas personals muertss
en- sus propias casas. No habis
misterio alguno respecto a ningu-
n de los casos. Sin alimento, sin
fregc. Esto explica In triste his
e. ria. Il, en"m'2o gus Ia hal ia
bos"sdo 10 tIste hi-foe,. 81 ene-
mlgo que les hst is qniCsdo la Vi
da, era ls "PobreEs', ell dnifo O NAL.
ne hor que no e. ta al .lcanca de la
policia y de los jueces. 81 estos
gidos csdaveres hubiera'l sido los
de gepte rlca y de posioion, GUAM
70 10 hubiera sldo la excltac.6p,
quo de moverse. = correr la pollcls
s-creta (; que de extensas colun I.
mas en- los peri0dic0s co e' iand0
aIes cssos; que avslsn ha -. pre-
gu 60 teorias d. tct.aa parties
pnes empire la cause desoO oc,ds
levaDtay deepierts = 81 y Ia
inves igaci6~. 81 embargo, GUAM
trivial es el csso de aDgunAs perso.
mss n uersas de hambra y d. fro,
aunque en- ii sea muy triste, COM
parade con el profile ma, de las
"causas deec noe das de las ten.
termedsdeA" 10 cusl barre diaris
multiples de 10 rsza humane en-
todss las estacioncs9 V6ate un
ejempso :--
"Por espacio de cuatro af1os" d.
80 M .correspcnsal, ''hahia sufrido
grandcs dolores en- el est6mago. en-
"a cabeza, en- .os miembros todos
Y, mas 8 m6nos On cada parte de
mi cuerpo. Perdi el Apet.G1, y si
tomaba ahment0, no era nj por de-
sec, nj por CANA, siso por necesl
dad de tenerlo que hauer ]. Te-
ala un gusto desagradsble en- Is
bocs, y despn6s de O. me- sufria de
languades, pesadez en- ell pesho y
gran acedla entire el tst6msgo. Un
duido aglio me subia .algunss We.
ces & la gargarts, con Una sensa-
ci6D acre y ardorosa.
"Asi pues, es de inferir, tomaba
ell menor alimento poa- BILE, por 10
one inevetiblemeDte me 2nse do
oil y.nervioso, q causa, de la falts
de aliment6.a. Mi condicion era
muy complicada y alarmsnte, 81
comls, fuera una ofensa contra Is
osturale1a. 81 no comia, Gala eu
Ia debilidad y con dolsrres, como
81 Ia dieta tuese una equivocaci6n
, un orimen.
"Yo 10 que mas aumentaba mi
ansiedad mental, era mi imposibi-
lidad para conocer cual podris
scr Ia natursleza y causa de mi
eDfermedad. Gstando pues igno-
ranse de este punto vital, todos
mis- esfuerzos para conseguir ali.
VIC y Curaci6n, eran por c0nss.
cue acio, esperimentos hechos 80
lameate q ciegas. Me seria impo-
slpie auLQue Q clio me viera obi
gado, espresar con palabras Guam
to he sufrido.
"Hice uso de muchas medicines
sin ningun buen resultado, hasta
que habiendo dsscrito mi estado y
Juan villareal, empeabo en- Ia mCy
Conoclda droguerls de don jose
Rodriguez de esta localidad, dioho
senior me reoomend6, afortunsda.
mente, que tomara el Jarabe Ons
Eativo de la Madre Seieel. Oom,
PIE una botella embellishments y
despuea us6 tres mas tenido al gran
gusto de decir que su resultado
foe nGtabiIislmo. Bsj6 Ia lntiosu-
cia de esta mediCins la saal merece
indudablemento llamarse "curaIl
va" los sintomas disminuyero
rapidamente y en- POGO .tlelnpo mi
Q ltermedad desspareoio por cou
piets LEV vAndose con4igo, una to.
muy p.rtinaz que mo haba me
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-05-08
IOaET.l lS1LvA
rurUAN S7-CAPITAL

, r,cnxdado de Mejico, Ban laerc
.ow.vIsiouista, Agente primo d2el De
g nompafia, general TEas .tl6nh-
y. - osvanores ffancases), Oorrespon
~ AZ All %suG Credit Lyounaisde Paris, b
asasHr+snte ass ~S, de los Hstablecimien-
VA - A Oail de Paris, de IL Com
~ USSa de Segufos contra incendios
NorWish Union. J csla Oompa
!. - S6Ma y. .AliA1zA Dc asegufar
S de- Dareelona. seHenessu
- eplAelsdsnss "a ~ ~-of
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-05-08

BoLMT1s MBRCAErII.
La bolAa, el Oomerclo =
Las sooiedGdes Mercan.
+ tiles, ] tcm0..--...--
LAooiones de Derecho Mex
cantil, p0r varios alum
nos de don Luis Silvela, /
tOmO~..~-. .>...-.. ..~>
I5ro de Lac 6atiras, DOE
don Ventura Ruix Agui-
lera, Comprende: Sati.
ras, La arcadia moder-
ma, G-andezas de loo
peQuehos, Eptgrsmas y
letrillas, 7arlas MbuIas
y M0ralejas, l tomo, r6s.
tiCa 260 paginas...----
CAndido, Novela por don
Mariana kamiEC, ] to-
mo r6stiCa..s,-.
Rlnconete = Sortadillo Y
EI hcenoiado VidEiera
pos idem, un tomo....
Los Ba1los de Argel, O..
media, por i'd, un tome.
ri gallardo espailol, idem.
por idem, un volno.
La leyenda de NoOhe-bue
n0..-.... .-e..-- .-.....
n hijo del Sscristan, Dor
don CArlos FxoaEaura.
2 tOmos. ........e..--.
Felipe 2: Estudio Hist6ri.
90 cyitioo, pos V. Go
mex, l tomo
hero, Rstudio cientifi-
90. po1 dom JuIio. $50.
mez...~~.. .~.,.....eA
Homensie Po6tico, Poe
siss dc s. ingenics. .
toMo.~>~s.. ..-..ssSAs s.
1eyenda do los Asyes, 40
vela hlst0rlOa, por don
Torcuato Tarrago, l TO-
mo- ~~~~-s s~..--.
II A6itabilidsd de los A.
sros, pOr don jose Mo-
reno FUenues, ! tomo..
E,aeoles y Tapioes, sexuu.
do s6cie de casIas o una
ssdo sita sobse la habi.1
aac,6a, por r. MlQusi ".
Badia. l tom0 $780,.
Pnutos dc viata, pol don
Miguel Moya, IA tnDno
Gso4 Eacionalos y Oanto.
aisas, por id-..----...-..
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-05-08
RHMOLCADOR

1sta smprssG tieus sl vapor AGUI
LA. rotsnts para Iemolques poF lAs
costas De sstA IalA, , habilitando d
tonbas parA snhiqvsa 7 dtilss para ssl
vAmentos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-05-08
COLORES EK TUBOS

PARA LA PINTURA AL OLEO Y
La OUARELA, EE AOABAN De
REOIBIRl EN- K6TA IMPR1NTA.
Holm (bsst<s).
Bstdn. -
Blanco Dc plssA
Blsnco do plome
Bianeo Dc sine.
I Axul eelsstR
Axul dc cobaltAs
Aaul dc Prusia.
Oastano (irxs da Marta.
Oastano roio.
OastAiio d Van Dyrk
JArmin gusmads.X
Oarnin Dc rubis-
OsnixA kxul,
Bsrmsll6n.
Hutagamba
ati. Dc Payna.
indigo,
Amarillo dsieaemios
A~OA AAAO SV Oh0kAAV UkWkGA
Amarillo Dc sroJaok oscar
Amarillo indiana.
Amarillo Dc Napolss
Lasa qusmAda.s
LAAa eafminsas
LAca Fubte
Laca amarillo.
LAca ordinArie5
LAca VioladA.
Negro Dc ma1fl.
Negro do drsaxRe
Ocge castanos
OeFs amarillW
Ocrs Iojo
Oers Dc Huds
UltrAmAH
PisdrS Do kisA
ROlo la Easurno.
Roio d Vsnseis.
SAngrs Dc DrAss
HspiA.
Hspia soloEsada.s
0smAltss.
untura nsuu6,
ElsEa Do Oasssl. -
1isrrA Dc Oolonis.
Tisrra ds Italia nasaras
Isrra Do Italia ). usmsd..
Terra dc somDfa natural,
Terra dc som 0:a qusra.Sa,
Terra do Hiana aataYaI.
Bsrmsll6n.
BetMsll6n lnglGA
T. 22.sssIiss !. ! e .,0Aisu
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-05-08
LINRA Oh PUERTO.RIOO.

Halsr los dias 10Y 30 los vaporsa
que hacsn sl servioio de- OoEreos. /.
81 del dia 10 toca On Nusvitas, Gibs-
70, Baracoe, Guantanamo, Ouba, Oabc
HAitiano y Poft-au-P Prince Puerto Pls-
ta, Ponce, Msyagnss, Agusdills , San
Juan Dc Puerto Rico. Al rstoruo hsrA
sseAla On los mismos puertoa.
Ill del dia. 30 ir& porI Nuevit As, G
bara, Bazacoaa aGuant&nsno, Cub San
TO Domingo, Ponee, Mayaguez, Aqua
dilla , San Juan de Puerto Rico, v
niendo poE los mismoa pusrtos.
RetofnaF2n saliendo do PusFto-R Rico
los dias % y 5 respsetivamsnts, toca
lkn On Cubs Loo diAs 80 , Q, llsgando
& b HAbAna On las tsehaa sorrespon-
dientss as ky1z Do eAda mes.
Ninguno do sstos dos vApoFss teeasA
/ - EetoEno On Guantknamo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-05-08
SELLADO

'aladrado por una sola hoja,
& prop6sito para minutas, 30
bres de ofcios, etc.
De venta en- esta lmprenta
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-05-08
~YT[..I ~ - - - ow
Sc Gcab,.,@R de rccil u' en- la Im1pre'a-
tG del BOLetln:
I [ N T a

para peri6dicos impresiones del mas
delicado trabajo, en- envases de- todo
peso. De colores: azul, encarnada,
violeta, amarilla, verde y chocolate.
Estas tlItimas EN- envases de 5OO-gra-
mos y Il kilo.