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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-01-05
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: fa~EaSopa para masl aaaAa ta vapor etrttenl0 10
paGun Alanasrans-k.siep para hnQaes.-Liugus-
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naaQalaAAa ~ -CeA1oa saeltNSs de Alamhxu eobxeA
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-01-05
A. GARRILL0 Y COMP.

J 50 iiquidaeion cargo DE- IL nneya qu. - es.
tableee ba1o IL de Perez y Comp. que ~ deeiea-
"a q los misan0s negoeioa. Pu srto llaaa eurT0 :
de le7a.--Justo del Rirer0, comandItagIo IN.
gt1srLo Garcia &c SlMetedo. Genente. I~s
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-01-05
RETRATOS.
Molina hijo, calle del Sol mum. 60.

UN PASOMAS EN- LA AFOTOGRAFlA-Los nue.
vos retratOs con esmalte reliebe sean porcelana
esmaltadas en- colOres que ofrecemos hoy al p1blco
darnos vean detenidamente muestrss por las va
riedades de esmaltes, veltezasy snavidad de
tan tan decados ira baos que es sin disput ell ade-
lOnto mas grande de la fotograffa -Cada docena SO
entrega surtida varada dc seis colores distintos
que hacen el efecto de los colores del IRIS-Sus
precios son moderados al alcance de todos-Una
docena de rctratOs tamaGo cOrriente con esmalte Y
rellebe los varados colores del Iris S. media Ga
Una doceHa dc la mislna clase tamaIio imperial 50
media 5.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-01-05
MAQUNAS DE- TAPdR 'CIOnPLETi.
Sc VENDE.

Por no necesitarse Sc desea ralizar una maqui-
nita de vapor con tOdos sus accesiOs en- el me-
jOr estado. Fuerza de 3 Il 81 caballos. nf0rma-
ran en- La Cofiterfa La MayorqniRa Gale dc San
Just0 nIimero 25,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-01-05
Los suScritores reciben gratis dos
magn1fcas primas:

Ia Ell ENAMoRADo DE La REINA.---Noveah hist0ri-
ca inedita poT Chardal.---U Tn tomo de 42S paginas
folio, edcion de todo uo, iltstrada con 81 lami
nos inter alatas
"a LA MoDA DE Ell CoRREo DE ULTRAMAR, her
moso interesante peri0dico del mismo tanlaIo que
la PARTE LITERARIA ILUSTRADA.
La MOda tendra en- 1878 un so p.g de aumen'o sin
one hala pOr este alterado ell precio de la suscr
cion; en- de "a nGmeros que ma dado hasta ahora,
dara 36 anualmente.
Cada n6mero de la Moda contiene magnifco
hgurn lluminad0, una hoja ell cromoitograffa,
o bien una hoja grande de patrones y bordados.
Las pIginas de csda nnmero Gentlemen graba-
dos intercalados e texto: este dedca por com
pleto la explicacion de los grabados confecciones
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-01-05
Guayanla.

FL que suscribe, suplica al comercio de esta
lsla tambicn al lie s. Thomas, 40 sirvan mar
car los efectos que le manden con las inciales
de j. ). X, q conseeucncia dc haber otro conner
ciante cn este pueblo con la misma marca de-
j. >. resultar mucllos canbios y entorpeci
mientos.-uJ0s6 Sdnguiaet 7-l2
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-01-05
ANO XXXIII.
Este peri6dico Sc pubhca los domingos microbes y
yi6rnes; cuando las crcunstanciasSo exgen Sc dan
alcances 8 suplementos.
PRECIOs DE ANUNCIoS!

Hasta ses Eneas de impression, RS. fits. en- pa
sando, a cts. la Inca. Los suscritores pagaran 4
cts. Los anuncios por meses 8 amos publicaran
precios convencionales
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-01-05
AVISO.

Por teF1ninO de nneatFo eontEat0 s0ciaI, dcsde
esta fecha cesa en sua opcFaeIones aetivaa, Ia
asa que giraba en- esta plaza baio Ia raxon dis
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-01-05
PARA LOS QUE;QUIERAN GAsTAR POGO.

Esta casa sigue hacienda el retrato ELECTRICO
que lIeva todos colores Y Sc hace entrega
Ell . minutes costando SOLO reales. Los de tama-
no Imperial eectrcos todos sus colores 81 la do
cena de tarJetas corricntes sin esmalte So docena
lmperales, $6-llOra dc trabajo dc ocho tres de
La tarde.-Los retratos de ninos por nduietos que
sean precioS conVencionales.
NOIA.-Aolna, padre, repuesto va de su enferme-
dad, dirUira personalmentc los trabajos de
In Galerfa. 1I-13
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-01-05
CANAMO.

DE heniquen 8 Manila para amarrar ganado
y ptros usos.-De venta en- los almacenes de j.
Eustaqulo Cabrera.-Cruz 10. 1--6
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-01-05
Il CCRREO DE ULTRANAR
PARTE POLITICAL.
Peri0Rsco Universal del tansailo mas grG'sde
que Sc cosaOce.

Este peri0dicO sale luz tres veces por mes SO
recibe o esta slapol los ere yfranceses
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-01-05
PRECHOs DE sUsCRICEON.

Sc publican al ano SO n1meros Ell folio con 16 pl
ginas tres aolumnas cada uno, fernando annual
1000 grabados de los mejores artistas de Paris Ma
drid y L6ndres.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-03-01

The New York Herald has sent o specia
commissioner to Cuba a la the Stanley
Livingstone expedition. Mr.. OKoliy ~
the correspondent who goes to write up
the doings on the Spanish isle. Arriving
at Havana, 0Kelly interviewed the gov
ernor Gen. Morales, who informed him
that he could 90 where he liked, with the
understanding that, If tho Spanish troops
ind him among the insurgents, or If he
reappears within. the Spanish lines after
once leaving thea, he "will be treated as
spy and shot Immediately whereupon
the Herald grows beiligerent, md hurls
It's laundering ultimatum at the head Of
Gen. Morales. II informs him that II he
dares 10 hurt single red hair In the
head OF the Herald's Mr.. 0,Kelly, ~ storm
Of Indignation will sweep over the United
States and declare war against the assas-
sin power" aud humble her in the eyes Of
oil nations. The lIeralds slogan sounds
throughout the lard.
"And shall 0'Kelly diet
u And shall 0'Kelly die2
Then thirty million yankee men
will know the reason wbylh
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-03-01

A WONDERFUL CAvE.--The Owen Conn
iy News gives an account Of wonderful
cave recently discovered within one fourth
Of mile Of Gratis, on the Kentucky Riv-
err, in Owen county. r. x. Riley, W. NJ.
Russell, s. Lyons and Thos. Wainscott,
reliable men Of this county, report that
they discovered the opening ola cave on
the river bottom. They procured ropes
and light, and after descending AZ feet
perpendicular the cave opens into o room
10 by 80 feet. Passing through this room
some distance on q horizontal plane, in c
narrow passage, they came to another
room 60 by 80 feet, then the opening mar.
rowed for distance, when they came in
to another room 20 by 40 feet. They ex-
amined this cave for nearly quarter Of
mile, discovered ano Their opening, but
did not pursue II, and have no doubt there
is grand run OF caves under oil that
country about Gratx. II starts in the
river bottom and runs under the Kentucky
hills. The ceiling Of the cave was so high
they could not see il with their dim light;
they saw stalactites and stalagmites, the
first formed like icicles on the rocks above,
and the latter by the dripping of the lime
water on the rocks below. Parties about
Grats expect to make thorough explora-
ton Of this wonderful cave, and it may be
as great natural curisity as the Nam
moth Cave. We have been in the Nam
moth Cave, and the description given Of
this Grats cave, as far MS explored, is very
similar.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-03-01
Chinese Treatment Of Animals.

They never punish; hence mule, that
In the hands Of foreigner, would be not
only useless but dangerous to every one
about it, becomes in !. The. possession 9f A.
runaway, sjlbing, or . vicious mnie or
pony in Chinaman's omplcynonG but
found the same rattling, cheerful pace
maintained over heavy or light roads by
means Of turr-r or cluck-k, the beast
turning to the right or left, and stopping,
with but hint from the reins. This
treatment is extended to all the animals
they press into their serAice. Often have
| admired the tact exhibital in getting .
large drove of sheep through narrow
crowded streets and alleys, by merely
having y little boy to lead one Of the
quietest Of the dock In 'front.' the others
steadily followed, without the aid either
from a yelping cur or cruel goad. Cat
lie, pigs and birds are equally cared for.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-03-01

a i.oaa wl.Aou, seaaa.l--le Q a.esr.

While the country is startled and in
dignant at the developments OF frauds
and rascality practiced in the bhilding Of
the Union Pacific Railroad, the great
southern line, the Texas Pacific, Is NOV
ing steadily toward completion, exciting
little or no comment Ia the papers outs ide
ofthe country through which It passes.
The president Of the company, Col. Scott,
has proven himself to be the ablest and
most successful railroad man In all tbs
country. IA silent, quiet, unobtrusive
gentleman, he moves steadily along, avoid
ing rather than overlapping obstacles--
never, apparently in q hurry, yet going
always with almost lightning spssd--nsv-
or confused or embarrassed, yet brain
work enough at oil times to crush out an
ordinary intellect. This wonderful man,
with larger enterprises and more Of them
under his direction and contro. than any
man in this or any other country, has
quietly but with marvellous celebrity
brought order out Of the chaos Of his pre-
decessors, and fixing his time for tho COM
pletion OF his work to San Diego aud San
francisco, tho western termini Of this
road, the iron chords stretch out in that
direction, as II wrought and laid by tho
wand Of magician.
And recently Col. Scott and the directors
OF tho Texas Pacific have called to their
our former fellow citizen, Col. Ben. II.
Bristow, recently Solicitor General Of the
Tinted States. The selection OF Mr. Bris-
tow as the dreseeat Of the department. Of
construction must add to the public con-
fidence in the success Of the enterprise.
| Col Bristow has peou liar qualifications
for that position. A man OF stern integ.
rity, Of enlarged and liberal views, no
brings to the company executive and ad-
ministrativc ability Of tho highest order.
There can DO no frauds--no Credit Mobil-
ier---no bribery--no corruption, while B.
II. Bristow holds the reins. We believe
htm to be as just and pure and conscien-
tons gentleman as we have ever known,
and such is tho estimate In which he Ia
held by all who know him. He Is q man
whose only aim in life seems to bet do
his duty.
That no viii meet fully the expectations
Of the gentlemen who were instrumental
in calling him to the discharge Of the
onerous and responsible duties Of his of
ice, we entertain no doubts whatever.
Col. Scott will find him y most valuable
coadjutor in the great work before him.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-03-01
Our Educational Interests,

There can be nothing nearer or
dearer TO tho heart of every true
Texan, than to see those efforts of
our leadmg'men TO establish a first
class system of education, fostered
and nourished with the tenderest
care. Texas to-day, stands head
and shoulders abov9 every State
in the South in all those attractions
which impart n just pride to the
confederation and individuality of
her citizens. She is ahead of all
the Southern States in her public
enterprises, and has, scattered
throughout her broad domain, more
industrious men engaged in devel-
oping her inexhaustible resources,
than can be found any whore on
the continent. Her railroad inter-
csts, and her natural inducements
for tho investment of capital in this
particular branch Of her character
istic features, are invitingthousands
of men with strong arms and stout
hearts to seek in her borders the
honest employment in that line,
which political corruptions in the
older States have driven to our
magnificent commonwealth, where
tho motto Of whiteman's rule pre-
walls without . single exception.
Ouragriculturalintere are guard
ed by the honest tillers Of the soil,
who rebuilding up for the State
thegrandestreputation for wealth
conceivable, while the lowing herds
on our boundlcss plains still bear
woigt and influence, to which thcy
are jastly entitled, in influencing
the tide Of immigration which
is on the move from all parts and
portions of the Continent. But we
must look at the demands which
the rising generations have upon
us and prepare our youths to carry
on the good work begun and sue
cessfally prosecuted by the pioneer
spirits who have made US what we
are. We want now to see the State
take some steps to build up a uni.
versity, were our boys pay learn
how to fight mentally. and mori-
touously; tho emergencies which
are involvedin allthe departments
of life. let us no longer, send to
the oldStates for information which
can prepare yonng men to become
statesmen and citizens. We want
TO see Texas do something which
will obviate this necessity, and
which will afford every facility to
tho ambitious young men Of our
State, 70 learn whatever they may
desire in the scientific and literary
departments oflifc. We have good
schools already; but the cost of
education in the best of them is
necessarily oppressive to those who
have the money to advance--now
lot the State put a quietus to this
by building up its own university,
and r;Aan prescribe the rules and
regulations, by which it is to be
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-03-01

JUsr HER LucK--A SAD Cana YER
liable descendant Of Saint Martha came
into neighbOis house, . fcw days since,
downcast, wearing with many cares, and
numbered with much serving, exclaiming
$50 much 10 do cleaning, working,
cooking, washing, sewing, and everything
elssl No rest, never was, never will 30
for me |"
"0h, yes said the good woman she
addressed, "there will be o rest one day
for us AHA long rest"
SHOT for me | not for me !" was the r.
ply. .'Wheaevsr do die, there will DO
certain to be resurrection the very next
day II would DO just my luck y
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-03-01

How HI Won HER.-Hcrace +. Clark,
Vanderbil.'s son-in- law and right bower,
was ono Of the most eloquent lawyers in
the city. Ono day, being poor, he went into
Vandsrbilts office and said: COMMANDERS
Vanderbilt, like your daughter and she
likes me, want your consent 70 my mar
rying her /" "Ahp' said the old man,
cynioally, "you want my money, do youf"
Clark turned toward the door, and said,
aOh, you and your money be--p "Say
young fsllowl' shouted vandsreilt, Come
back here, you can have hsr~ 10 hs
married the girl, left law, went iato Wal!
street, and is worth Twelve 70 fifteen MIL
lions.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-03-01
Treatment of Meningitis.

An article on this subject appeared re-
Gently in the Greenville Is. C.) Enterprise
being an extract from private letter
written to friend, by DR.. ]. J. Robert
son, Of Washington, Ga. Writing to our
self, DR.. Robertson states that what he
had written in the letter referred to, was
not designed for publication, he having
always been ayerse to having any profes.
sional matter published in any other than
q medical journal. But where, as in this
instance, so much depends on proper
treatment Of the disease from Its very in.
ception, he thinks II right that II should
DO made known through any channel by
which information can be disseminated
on tue subject, and there fore does aot re-
greet the publication ofhs letter.
This fearful disease has been widely
prevalent, and uniformly fatal 1t hos
very generally bafled tho skill Of physi.
clans, even the most able and experienced
and If the treatment here re comm ed
proves to be successful, we will be confer.
ring benefit upon suffering humanity by
giving it al the publicity which we can
DR.. Robertsou's acknowledged ability as
physician, his well known success as q
practitioner of medicine, aud his large
experience in his profession, certainly en-
title his opinions to more than ordinary
consideration.
The following is The article referred to
with few alterations suggested by him.
self: 4,
In reply to your request that would
give you tho treatment for Csrebro .Spind
heSingids, ] viii promise by saying tina
the disease, in my opinion has been i'm
propc;ly named, and hence its imp roper
treatment in many instances. 1t is not,
az its name would Indicate, true indam,
nation Of the membranes OF the bra in and
spine, for while the symptoms are very
much like il; both post-mortem inyestiga'
tons and the result of treatment prove
that 1t is not, The first case ! ever saw
was in consultation after several cases had
proved fatal in the same family. Finding
they had been treated by depletion, dcci-
ded, after o careful investigation, II
change the mode oftreatmeni, and found
It successful in nearly every case--and
there were over fifty cases On this one
p'an.a''oh'
"hen 'he cave ~ hrsl aRen' at ohcs
shave 'ac oacS os mo mead, ana IN inc
mos. rapia manner possible, raisc q otis,
UT rom tue oacR OF Tue neal 70 'he epd
q. WIG sPiae' IN severe cases sa'ura 'e
manner VIVA 'urpen'ine ana apply u, run
hlns no. iron over u un'h u busters, OF
ruo on Inc turpenline ana SET u Oh nre' 81
III o"er way produce onsler u.s. SOON
AZ possible. Ihen give quin'nc IN ten
gram ooses, every TWO or three hours, uh-
axa,g ,o oS are !axea lna
ora;v. ~ "s ~ " h, .e ISs - NV sU ~.
sir ho,rs Ma. sJ aaas. - p.% ale I,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-03-01
NIFrY PER CENT. MADE ON
SAFE INVESTMENT.

win sell my Store House, on Elm street, opposite
Block, Jett q Cos, next door to Garllngton Mar.
Sails Co.'S, now occupied by NJ. wshl, and rented
in advance The House Is 80 feet long by rs vida
lot loo feet
viii DO sold for 81 800 cash. 1t is in tho hearto of
the business center of Dallas and the lot alone In
short time will be worth tho purchase money.
). D. BLAKE.
Apply to Messs. JeiIres Terry or Block, Jet Co
n2.dtf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-03-01

Ilowen, tho higamist, and DeLarge, the
'icolorsd gentleman from South Carolina +,
arc not happy; although they are not 10 .
peniicntiary. They both claimed ono scat
in Congress. Last Friday the committee
on elections reported that neither were en-
titled 10 Il, and the report was adopted.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-03-01
THE DAILY HERALD.
ID. McCALEB, Editor.
Our Agents.

Who are authorized to receive subscriptions and
advertising for the Daily and Weekly lIrRALp;
&C, Chew, 800 broadway, New York; q. p
Rowell Co, A., Park Row New York; Coe
Weathcrill Co.. philadeldhia; Crinin Hoffman,
Baltimore; I. Mcintyre, Nsw Orleans; Il. Ii
Cushing, Houston,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-03-01

The judge who has grantsd "stay Of
proceedings which really means stay
in the ERECTION Of the gsllows--to Stokes,
is sraund!y censured by some Of the New
York newspapers, which have lately
shown strong thirst for hur'an blosd.
Thus far nothing has been alleged against
tho honor or acumen OF tho judge, and !. 70
to be presumed that he nude the decision
because hs believed II . righteous one.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-03-01

A dancing master with an eye 10 BUSH
ness has introduced for The season quad
rifle called tho kiss Quadrille," IN which
the gentlemen kiss the ladies ~ they
uswinx the corners. The young people
Of this city are anxiously inqniring
whether or not this dance will y We ssyis
here next winter. ~ y
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-03-01
HAISSOLUTION,

NorIcr is hereby given that tho co-partnershir
heretofore existing between Walter and William
Carnth, under the lrm name Of W. Caruh 4 Bro
is this day dissolved by mutual consent, and tha
the said Walter Caruth alone is authorized to set.
tie the outstanding businas of said firm. lie may
b. found at the law office Off d Coughsnour, In tbs
city oil Dallas, on Monday and Saturday OF each
week, until the 10th day Of March next, ready "a
make and receive pigments, amer which time fur
iher Indulgence will not be given, this Feb II, 1877
WALTER CARuTH,
vln2.dwlm WILLIAM CARUTH
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-21
BY ID. Il. Weisi2cr, Auctjonccr,
1915 Main street.

TOR SALE, SIXTY-FIYE CHEAH ATb
LOTHIAN.WT WITHIN 4 FEW HUNDRED YARDS
on COILFIELD DEPOT, on THE RICHMOND
AND DANViLLE RAILROAD. CHESTER
Ep G2ESTTYT A ~ ,r TIIMiEyHEN T MI &
THEM WITH IMPROVEMENT by yrt" Of
Tho decree of Chesterfield Circuit court cnfc-. ~
the May 1913, in the suit OF Elan, trustee. e.
rs. Walker and niS, the subscriber. thereby ac
Dointcd special commissioner for the purlntc VIII
offer for sale, the premises at public auction. "u
TUESDAY the 23d dry OF September 1919, at The
hour of l2 O'Clock NJ, the aboye-Jescribcd y:ry d.,
srabe property, known rs MiNIEKFiELn, ana
Company. Colonel William u: Wooldringr. aud
others The whole tract contains TWO HUN DRIED
AND TEN ACRES, and will be sold either 1" /,
whole. or IN lots according tn recent pla! Sui
dividing the same into s. lots Of ID to acre ana a.
~ SO acres.
THE MINERAL RIGHTS WILL DE- RESERVED
EXPRESSLY IN ALL THE SALES AND ~ THE
DEEDS or CONVEYANCE.
The lot with the residence has Kitchen arc orc
out-houscs, with an excellent garden and st,ll'
yard Lot No. IS has small house and lille
sprng OF water. The railroad infcrsects III" traci.
4 new church and Masonic hall and Pythlah
hall arc contemplated 10 bc soon erected In Midio
THAN: and with railroad facilities anticipated. to
settlers I'm lhis growing town II Is believe! that a
rare opportunity Il here offered for cheap aad ps-
SAINT homes as well TO capitalists Tor purpcso -!
speculation.
A map of the above property can be- see. al re
office of the Auctlonecr and nj Aidlothisn.
TERMS: 0ne-f0urh cash: residue At four. eight
and Twelve monlhs-or, onc-third cash: re,idtt "
twc I've eight On, aud twcutyt.ur 1nuIthS-!ncrr-l
from day of sale AT six Per cent. per annuin, aad
the purchaser giving his notes for the dcftrrc! ii 4
JAMES PEEASANT>.
Special Commissioner.
Sale conducted By d. X. "EIsIGEn, Aac'"a''''