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Fuller & Co., are graduates of this instItu'
ton.
The courses of instruction in the Wood
land Business College are equal to those OF
any similar institution on the coast, and
include the following: Business course,
which includes bookkeeping, arithmetic,
grammar, correspondence, spelling, busi-
ness writing and commercial law /;
shorthand course, which includes gram
mar, correspondence. business writ
ing, shorthand and typewriting; teleg-
raphy department. which includes teleg-
raphy, spelling, business writing and
typewriting; English and preparatory de-
partment, which includes grammar, arith-
metic geography. spelling and reading {;
penmanshlp department., which includes
plain, ornamental and artistic writing,
flourishing. lining, stippling, engrossing.
lettering and automatic work. Thor
oughne>s in every branch is characteristic
of the school. The business course in
cudes just what is needed by every indi-
vidua'. iether he be merchant, me-
chanic, doctor. lawyer, banker, manufac.
turer. clerk, capitalist or anything else.
Business offices are established, such as
wholesale, retail, bank. insurance and
commission. With each every student
deals directly, being required to work a
certain length OF time in the different
offices. to become fully acquainted with
the work necessary to carry on the differ
ent lines of business represented by these
Offices so that when the student has
finished the course prescribed by the COL
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been stated. That it is considerable goes with
out saying, for the majority of shepherds to-
day are not given 10 wasting their attention
on ragged sheep or piping in de nlate barns,
Time when the preacher went forth to
SOW the seed; nowadays he contents himself
with plucking the fruit, and it is not consid-
cred proper to expect him to do much more.
All of which, l presume, is thoroughly in
keeping with the teachings of the gentle
NaZarene.
AYoung Flannelly of Redwood City should,
OF course, be reprimanded for having mur-
dered his father and Sheriff, but by arrest
ing him the authorities showed that they were
not colyersant with the manner in which
such trivialities are overlooked nowadays.
Redwood City is so far removed from the
center of civilization, which is San Quentin,
that the officers are not 10 be blamed for their
misplaced zeal. II, however, they continue TO
interest themselves in the matter they should
be dismissed from the States service The
fewer criminals captured. the less we shall be
taxed 10 maintain them in idieness and
luxury.
The man who offered Luetgert $500 week
to pose as freak should be hanged, drawn
and quartered for putting pre- MUM on muir
der. If he goes unpunished we shall have
the managers of dime museums providing
funds for the defense of murderers, tn us help
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WRECKAGE.
BY HOWARD V. SUTHERLAND.

For Mr. Greenway's sake ! am sorry that
he is no longer to be the darling OF San Fran.
cisco's fickie Four Hundred. For many years
have watched him receiving an education
in polite manners at the hands of his be tiers
and can only regret that he is cast forth into
outer darkness before acquiring the final pol
ish that is 7 art OF every true gentleman Con-
sidering no ~ long society has nut up with Mr.
Greenway, 1T was its bounden duty to look
after him Until he was perfection itself and
until he cDuld mingle with his fellows with
out being conspicuous. In his ten years ap-
premiership he has learned how to write in
vitations u breakfasts, lunches, dinners and
suppers. With the help OF French diction-
ary he can word an elaborate menu card and
can even compose an intelligent and enter
tanning obituary notice. He knows how 10
lead pied debutante across ballroom
floor, and u an authority as to whether Mr..
Bung's aunPs sisters male cousin should take
precedence at straw berry social over Mrs.
Shodday's nephew's divorced wlfes sisters
father-in-la W. He has also learned the value
OF clean lilen, and as far as Nature Will per-
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WOODLAND RICHEST CITY OF IT'S SIZE IN THE UNITED STA

Kate Simmons, Lulu Shelton, Maggie
Smith, Ray Dryfus, Jennie Gibson, Sophie
Boggs. Lizzie Fish back and Marion Rahm.
The City Board of Education has entire
charge of the educational interests OF the
city. J. T. Mcconnell, who was principal
of the schools for many years, is presi-
dent of the board. The other mem bers
are: George Banks, M. o. Harling, M.
Dggs and T. o. Chalmers. D. B. Lacy,
principal of the grammar school, is secre-
tary OF the board.
Churches and Societies.
O'd e:tlers give the following account
of the first religious meeting neld in or
near Woodland. In the spring OF 1854 no.
tices calling a me ting were posted in q
few conspicuous places. designating the
place where the wandering preacher"
would pre-ide No name was attached to
the call and the result was that curiosity
attracted a large audience who came to
learn who the ''wanderer" was. They
waited in expectation for some time and
no one stepped to the front. They began
to fear that a practical joke had been
played on them when one of the specta-
tors, a medium siz ID, square-shouldered,
gray-eyed man. middle aged, quick of m o.
tion, with black hair and plainly dressed +,
a total stranger to all, arose and announced
himself as the one referred 10 in the no..
tice.
He proceeded to deliver them a dis
course that made itself felt among his
auditors and left its impress. 1t was the
beginning of church life in Woodland. At
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enough running to waste in the waters
that flow down Cache Greek to illuminate
cities and make great electric enterprises
possible.
The Consolidated Electric Light Com
pany, with lines to all parts of the city.
furnishes illumination as cheaply as in
larger cities of the Coast. Both their gas
and electric light plants are we'll equipped,
aud their patrons get the very best ser
vice. The gas plant has within the past
year been remodeled, and gas is now fur
nished for illuminating, heat and power
purposes. This company furnishes gas
for 125 cooking stoves. The present cor
poration came into existence eight years
ago, the original lighting company hav-
ing had it's inception about twenty-five
years ago. 1t has a paid-up capital of
$35 900 The officers are ". W. Bronnell,
PRESIDENT; a. D. Porter, vice-president;
{. W. Bush, secretary; n. S. Joslyn, man
ager.
Educational Institutions.
The importance of Woodland o-lay as
a city Of beautiful homes is largely if not
entirely due to the schools, both public
and private. The thrifty farmers of the
county have moved into the city to give
their boys ana girls educational advant-
ages tina: they could not have in the rural
districts. In the spring of 1860 the people
in the vicinity of Woodland commenced
to agiiate the question of having a college
built in their town. The result was pub
lie meeting in the old U lion Church al
the cemetery, in June of that year, when
a plan of operation was decided upon that
included the erection of a building by a
stock company. In accordance with the
plan $4,000 was subscr bed be fore the meet
ing adjourned. Ten acres of land was
also donated by t. NJ. Harris.
When the building committee, consist
ing OF Rev. }. n. Perdegast, O. L
Matthews and n. Wyckoff, submitted
their plans it was found that the building
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lege and receives his diploma he is suffi-
ciently qualified to keep the books re-
quired by any business firm or bank.
Every student is com PEELED TO work set.
representing double and single entry, re-
tail. retail coal business, wholesale and
retail lum bering business, shipping, COM
mission. jobbing. install m ents, houses.
and city agencies, manufacturing, joint
stock company, partnership, banking and
clear. r.ng-house, in which he is given full
knowledge of all the special ruled books.
It's motto is to 'learn to do by doing" Pro-
fessor G. w. Pierce is principal of this
business college.
The High School has taken the place Of
Hes perian College, it is accredited 10 the
University and is doing excellent work.
The teachers are all grad yates OF the State
University J. D. Burks is principal. The
other teachers are William Hyman, Miss
Louise Shaw and Miss c. J. Swyney.
Since the beginning of the fall term 13O
students have been enrolled.
The public schools of WOODLAND are
equal to any in the State. They occupy
three large buildings conveniently located
in different parts of the city. The school
census returns show more than 1860 chill
dren of school age in the district.
The schools are under the general direc-
tion of D. B. Lacy, principal OF the Gram
mar School, F. E. Ellis is principal,
and Mrs. S. Peart is principal of the pri.
mary department. The free kindergarten
is under the management of Mrs. Agnes
WoolIey, assisted by Miss NannieW allace.
The other teachers are Hattie Lee, May
Dexter, Emily Grant, Bertha Gaddis,
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have taken front rank in the professions
and in business circles.
Hes perian College continued in success
tul operation until 1895, when 1t was COM
PEELED TO close on account Of the financial
stringency of the times
The trustees met in 1896 for the last
! time. At this meeting it was decided to
| donate the building and grounds to the
High School, which had been organized
the previous year, and to transfer the en-
dowment fund to the Bible school at
Berkeley. During It's existence Hesperian
College contributed much to the growth
and prosperity of Woodland. Its found
ers, Rev. J. n. Pendeeast and Rev.
Joshua Lawson, pioneer ministers of the
gospel, have long since passed away, but
the influence CT their lives is still wita
US, and we are enjoying he beneficial ef-
fects of the educational forces put in mo-
tion by their labors.
Holy Rosary A ademy, founded in 1886
and chartered i'll 1888, was the first branch
of the far-famed st. Mary's Academy of
South Bend, Ind, established in Califor.
MIA. E ght sisters left the mother house
and came to Woodland to build up an in
o'itu'ioh VI iedrhiuB IN WnlCn young ia
dies could acquire comprehensive and
| accomplished education and CRAFTY the
noblest ASPIRATIONS OF their being. These
sisters being guided by the principles of
WIS iom which gained such repute for ST.
Mary's and possessing the requisites to
equip young gr.s for any sphere in 81
ciety the success of the institution wa
insured at its foundation. AS the acad-
emy became known the number of rupils
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The Academy possesses everything to
commend it to parents desiring The greater
good of their children. Its extensive.
well-Kept grounds and modern improve
ments make IL a desirable home, and the
fact that serious case of sickness within
is walls is a rare thing we'll attests its
bealthfulness
The Woodland Business College was
founded i'll February, 1887 and has ever
since been in successful operation, with a
gradual increa>e Of pupils in attendance
up to the present time. The college is
conveniently located, occupying the Sec
ond story of the brick building on the
corner of Third and Main streets. 1t has
five well lighted and ventilated rooms,
supplied with everything necessary for
the students comfort and convenience.
No school on the coast affords better op-
portunities for obtaining business edu-
cation than this.
Persons of both sexes may here qualify
themselves for positions of usefulness and
Profit in life. Its aim is to educate young
women and young men for the actual
work OF business life and enable them to
command liberal compensation for the
labor performed. It's graduat can be
found in fferent paris OF this State, hold
ing prominent and lucrative positions as
bookkeepers, amanuenses and Iypewriters,
as well as being in business for the m
selves
Miss Hattie Williams, court reporter OF
this county; Miss Nora Andrews. attor-
N y-at-law; George Ballock, bookSeeper
OF ID. y. Mills bank in Sacramento and
Julian Corbin, bookkeeper for Whittier,
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must be a wooden wooer Worthina knows
how to throw himself against the chairs. can
gurg.e Ill his CLOTHS, and tie his legs up in
Gordian knots in the m ost approved fashion.
All these things are symptoms CT true love
and he who cannot enact them has little
chance with "genIyl maydes" Mr.. Frawley
may have pleaded for lady's favor as he
would plead with one f his cast for per
cent dis count off his bill for cash.
Judging by the fact that no less than ia
parsons applied for the vacant pu pit OF the
Tabernacle in Los Angeles, there must be
dearth of jobs in ministerial circles. what
the salary attached t. the position Is has not
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to family and good breeding, l unders tand
were based, not OIL ancestry, but ra ther on his
own posterIty.
fail to see why Mr.. Frawley should be in
censed at being called "a perfect Mormon"
by the redoubtaDle Colonel Kowa.sky The
Ihespian is very good fellow, wears the latest
London styles, and his dress shirts rival in
luster the immaculate pavements of heaven
But nobody thinks of him as a great actor or
an unsurpassed manager, and 10 be a perfect
Mormon is surely better than to be an imper-
fect one Neither is Miss Wallis to blame for
having frowned upon his suit, for, judging by
his actions when on the stage Mr. Frawlev
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nit him, can part his hair with extreme
nicely.
Then, again, understand that Mr. Green
way has added considerably to his knowledge
of the commission business, and were the
English language only q little more hex BILE,
and grammar a thing not SO universally un-
derstood, could write an instructive book on
"How TO Live In and Off Soeis ty." There is
one thing, however, that he has not yet mas
tered, and that is 10 hide personality made
conspicuous by too much Greenwayism. Un-
til this effort has been accomplished ii is cruel
of society TO Danish him to the circle OF his
brother liquor-d taers, where, as is well
known, only certain kind OF distilled ref ne-
ment is 10 be found.
Mr.. Adams, / understand is TO take Mr.
Greenway's place as the first gentleman oil
San Francisco. The majority of US have never
met Mr.. Adams-nelther, l suppose, do we
want to-and except when the society re-
porter OF the Examiner favors us with q de-
scriptlon OF his embroidered linen, his i'm
ported perfumes and the peculiar nairwas h
ne may choose to represent, we are not likely
ever to hear of him again. Rumor has it tina
he Is about to drop the final "s" from hi.
name so as to claim descent from the word.
earliest inhebitant. Should he be able TO dr.
this he will certainly command greater re
spect than did his predecessor, whose claims
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-03-10

DOE el bien que so remedio e"t'
hacienda q Ia h0manldad y le ase
.uro no perder6 OCCASION de reco.
| aendarlo. (Fl-mado) Fidel Gonzs
ez, Alcala del Juear (Albaeete)
10 da Agosto 1867
Esta oarta tan LENA de ageadeci.
uieuto prueba, que el Sr. Lope'
abba 10 que se dsCia cuando dijt
Il eserltor de ella que no perderis
,ada nj correris ningun riesgo er
g,oner su confianza en- el Jarao.
Curative de- la Madre Selgel. e
armacAutico tanbien djo: II.
\ onocido por todss partes del mum
q, y posqnei oorque es vefdadsIo
'aro y legit'mo." Todo el mundo
] alaba con niDgun motivo perso-
/ al nj para aunentar su vent.
mo cuaiquier clAse do merosnCia,
: niGgnn modo, ESQ seria inconce-
! jble. Tan solaneLte 10 alsban
oroue ~ 0an ercl0rado de que
{ 4 realldad cara U0das squeIlas en-
] rmedsdes para los cuaies sus
{ 1enos 10 fenon4iendan. Onanto
1 ejor sc conoce tAnto ma, CONTAIN
2 SO poae en 81 y ON mayor taoi-
lad ne oompreDde como HI H. ga
q q adquirir uaa fama tan exteDss
C mo Ia de que hoy goza. Oasl
t. das los er1 .rmedades origiuaD
d indigestion 6 dyspepsia (ae cuys
Q .termedsd el Sr. GonSal"E pade~
Cia) = por 10 tanto NO CaDe dudt
q gana que cure todss las enferme.
,,.des a Que 90 applique.
El J&rabe Curative de 10 Nd adRt
8 igei est& de venta en- lodas lsh
F 'rmacias, Droguerias y Expende
durlss de medicinas del mund0.
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LIBROS.
OBRAS De DERECKO

De vents en- ell BoLETIN MERoAN-
TIL
Jurisprudencia popular por Fran
0isco Lastres: "Tntala y Oonsejo
10 familia," " Ei testsmneto y Ia
aeraaslA," Ell matrimOnio," "Fi-
i,aei6 Patria- Potestad-Al / m n
t0s."
Oom pilaci6n de les djsposiciones
osgsnicss de Ia Admipistraci6n de
J astlei~ en- o ,tramar, por Ramon
3anoheE, OcAfia.
Repertoire de Jurisprudencia en-
.nats rtx criminal tornado por uDs
lunta de abogados, bsjo la diree-
ion do don Vicente Romero Gi-
ron: eomprende desde el a1o 1870
( 1890.
Ley de. Bnjulc.amiepto Civil, por
Manreaa, 5tomoR.
O6digO Civil, por d. Seav0la, 10
tomos y 2 APPENDICES.
Compilation legislative, por Fer
n4a0eS, 10 tomOE.
Codigo de O0meEcio, por Rome
70 4iron, 1 tom0.
O0dig0 de juStiois militar.
L&yes Uiyiles de Espana, por Me-
aiaa > Marsn6n, l t0mo.
UodlsO civil, por g. de las Ca-
sas, l t0mo.
Insttumentos p6blicos, por Asr-
xoso, l t0mo.
Ley de EnjnicismientG civil, por
la ReVists de los tribunales,1 i tomo
O60lgo penal para CUBA y Puer-
20 k,0o, IoE Idem idem, l tOm0.
III abogado pupular, pOr P. HUI
xnet, l tomo.
|. U6dlgos aDtiguos de Espafls, pol
MarceL0 Marines AlCubilla, 2 to
mes.
Diociorarlo municipal, por Ga
laote, 8 tomos.
UlOionario de administration
por AlCubilla, 10 tomos.
| Anuarios del 81 y So, AlCubtlla
| Dereoho o S0ministratlvO, POI
Abel'a, 3 comos.
Dleion&rio A0es. .formulaIios, pc
dem, / t0mo.
] MsEuai del Ju2gados M1niaipa
lies, pot idem, l tone.
MAnu@i Gei becretSri0 dc Ayun
ftAmleEGoS. pOr i0e1o, J. Gomo,
MSbuai de tOEm uiarios paIa Juj
CLOS vivnes. Ior idea, tomO.
MaNuHs ut turmu.a ari1s pGEa
ufiDalal, bVt l@eB. l t0mC.
llem US Iastamsntssi&s, EQr ideI
l tCmUs
I0em dc Quintas, por idem.
som0.
lem, de Expropiaci6n forz0s
lor idem, l E0mo.
Idem dc montes, por.. ..idem, / II
mo,
Idem del matrlmonio, por ider
/ tOHOe5
JustiOia Militar, NoCi0nes TIE
riCo-PEaCtiCas de tOda clase
procedimientos ,judiciales, por o.
lJoaquin Gracia J Hernandez..2
mOa-
Legislaci6n..de mines, POE Bra
Molh, tOmo.
Oonsejo do tamilia, por AEce'
om0.
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rlai, por Frelxa, l tomo.
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Syes, ! tomo" o.,.
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naies, Oan6nlcos, y Oouten"io
adnsnlsttatlvoe, por r. Lastfe
t01AGs.
Derecho procesal, poE pafrs
tome.
Tratad0 do Hactenda F0b
fIsncs. 2 to1a0.
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gESCRIB A MAS

Tambi6n sc ACADIA de recibir de
las mismas un extensO y variadO
surtido. Las hay de multitud de pre-
clos, desde IS eantayos hasta ~ y
veinte y CHICO pes os, may elegantes
y lui iOsas. En- &interos de cristal de
roca Sc puede escoger mucbo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-03-10
LINzA Oh PUERTO.RIOO.

Halsp los dias 10 y 70 los vapolss
que hAesn sl Ssrvici0 De OoFreos.
III del diA 10 toes On Nusvitas, Giba.
rs, Baraccs, Guantanamo, OuDa, Oabo
HAitiano J Pors-Au-PRtncs Puerto Pla-
sa, POnss, Aayagnsx. Aguadills y Sac
j van dc Puerto Rico. Al FstoEno hRfA
sscalA sn los mismos pusrtoa.
III del dis 30 ir& pOr Nusvit HS. G
bArn, BaEseos, Guantanamo, Cub San
20 Domingo, Ponce, kAyxgusx, Agua
( lag SRn Juan dc PSsEto- Riso, '
MS 10 por los uiamOs pHsRtOs.
b erO&Ean szIiendo do Puerto Bloc
lOs 4. 30 y 5 rsspsotivamsnts; toca-
IAN sn aba los dee 30 ? ., Iisga .sdg
& In Habana en- iEs ischEs eorEsspOn.
disnt0a ls 4 = IL de- sAda Hass.
EinguEo dc sstos dos vhporss tasaeA
/ - eetoFno On Guantanamo.
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DOCTRlNA CRISTllEA
,,PoRjGIL ESTEVE

Nusva, sdici6n psrtestaments
tmpresa y encuadernsda On car
Hn. ! NUEVB PESOS gruesA
al eontadO.
Tomando 10 gruesAs 90 haes
m busD descusnto.
De vents On esta Imprenta.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-03-10
TAN BUENO COMO SU NOMBRE

Un viRjapte amerioano & su re-
gr@so 8 America desoues de uns
Vislsa & EspAfia dij,, hablando de-
AlSm bra, que 10 ennontr6 tan inte
resante cd mo le habia hecho espe
rar 10 srsn f. ma % Gaa rste sitiC
RoSa ror q Dnpd, et vert. r ASA
m0s, diue, "a Som.-Is. GA 0sssA ads
eorre Iugar "a st6ricos y soisndo
d. sqneilOJ diAs m8ntiooA del
pasado.
ANlmlGmo euaudo "a dice Dc IN
hoAhre: Es tan n3ble y buenO ap-
te les Ojos de los que Ia conocen
Int mamente como ante !0s de
aqneilOs que sOlameDte le cOnocen
por sus Ohras, nR hseerla I'll mayor
CnmplimientO DOslb!e pues pocas
son las paesonss 6 cosas que pue-
den resistir II. prueba dc un examen
prolongado y minnOlOsO Si ca reA-
li"ai no son vesdade'as, puvss. y
h"rraG~s. FjemoDos, en- u sl-
s0'e ta carts y vesmoG hasta que
pnn5c rrueha 10 que acabo dc d eeir.
'Voy & ref rirle 10 siguiente pa
RS cue Vd. haga eI uso de ella que
cie* mas convenieDte q I'm de que
e' pdbiCo pueda comprendeE me.
'nr sl vefdadero valor de su inesd.
mable mediCina.
He estado padeCiendo por espa-
sI0 &c sells afios y partioularmente
tnrsnte ciertos meses DEL aiiO, de
dolores agudisimos en- ell est6msgo.
D gerik 10 que comia y ospec Hl-
mente la csrne con muchie,ma Iii.
6cu'tad. Despues de conner eenti&
ia gran malestar en- el est6Magu,
me We 10 IN gusao malisimo q In
boca y ol alienlo me ola de tel
modo que pareciA come 81 provi-
niera dc ago Corrompido"
Ati era sin dada pres no hacien
o biop 10 diXesu6n, la comida ns-
Fatalmente fermentaba en- eli este.
ms so lgC duciendo cisrtos gases Y
aCidOs IL cAusa Immediate GAnto
lei lnSr oltr en- ell aiiento como
del msr gusto en- Ia bopa de que
buss 70 corfesponsal NOS escsIbe.
g. siimentO que tOmaba go carrom-
pia er "a interior 9au andp doio-
res, opresi6n, dilataci6n On el ab.
dOmen y f1atulenois. todos bintcma o
i. eate terrlbis psde0 mierto.
Deapues continue dici6ndonos.
He tornado todas las me1ioiuae
Que los dos torres me han Ofdenado
zero k0,ea,ente We aiiviaban por
Il III mento. Hsllandome co est.
attA1o y habiencO Sbandunado
doda espers. Ia de jsmAs curarp 9
&C RI 90 dia uuOs slmanaQoes que
IN teImt Ceutico llamado DON Ma.
nuel L pez me- envi6 y los caa 60
tratsban del JaFsbe On ativo do
Ia Msdre Se.gei, exponlendo 90
virtud para urar Ia misma enfes-
medad de que y. eztaba sufr,endo
Fu' 4 ver dicho g nor y m2 d3jo
que estA medioiDa era eonocl a por
todas partes del mQndo y quo no
perderla n&6a con pr0bar.
"Esssba en- vispera de maFChar-
me psra los bsfios de Ala@ntJ =
sntes de psrtif Compr6 OnaCro fras'
COS en- Ia fsrmacia de los Sres. Pl7iol
Hmnos d Quienes ei Sr. Lopez me
reeOmeL do. D~spues do tomar los
tres prlmer0s ffsscos semi una
gran mejoria y l g 0ggaDos d:gesti
vos trabsJsan con mas regularidad.
"PiensO cOntinuar tomando el
JaEabe hasta que est6 completa
mente EestahleCido. Jamzs he vistc
y On mi opinion no creo que exists
COsa mejor para puTificar la sangEG
qae esta msdicina cues ha heCht
0esaparecer una etupci6n y man
Chas que me sollan salir en- Ell ab.
dOmen duraote oierta 6poea de
ano. Les d0y un million de graclr
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-03-10
LINEA DE CUBA.

LlsgarAn solo hssss Ssntiago de- Outs
~ vspOres que sslsE los diss S, Is y IS.
Los de los oiRs y Is tocarAn or
9usvista Puerto Padre, GibarH, Maya
II, BarscOa, Guantanamo = Cuba
El diA Is hArG lAE SnivnRs escalss,
4 sxcspCi6n de ID De MayA-i, y AdemGs
t'caca On Sagus de T&aamo.
Todos retornRrGn veriHehndo aus 90.
lidAs de Ouba los diAs IL, 80 y 3, efec.
tu&ndOse Las sntradsa en- In HAbanA
On las techas corrsspopdientas do 10,
30 = Q dc cadR mes.
Ninguno Dc estes vapOrea toSArA 1
eu TeE0rno On GuantSnAmo.