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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-03-14
La q0letd IN. Hdnd'

one sai6 de Nueva York ell l0 de Febrero pa
ra este puerto, coaduce su bordo para los
Sres Vande, Domingaez Co, veinte nue.
We mil ,ioscientas vennte dos libras de maH-
teca de la celebrada marca AGUILA Los cor
su ridores tendran ahora la oportunidad de
proveerse en- ell estabecimiento de aquellos Sc
nores, de tan rcnombrada marca, seguros de
obtener un articnlo estrictamente puro sau-
dahle Fbro. II.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-03-14
Papel para cigarrillOS.

En- ell establecimiento de Felipe Hecht, For
teleza As, Sc realiza una pequena partida muy
m6dico preciO 2-3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-03-14
TRANVIA
De la Capital a Rio-Piedras,
1TINERARIO PROVISIONAL.
HORAS DE sALIDA.
DE CANGREJOS.

DE LA CAPITAL. DE CANGREJOS.
1.er viaje ! maf1ana. 1.er viaie "a maflana
= viale 81 manana 20 viAje 10maflana
ser vlale Il tarde. Ser viaje tarde
4 viaje tarde. a. viaie tarde.
Las horas de salida que preceden se esta.
blecen por ahora para los dias de trabaio.
LOS uias de fiesta 50 haran los Wales que
reclamen las necesidades del pGhIica sin
perjuicio de establecer mayor n1mero en- los
dias laborables, 81 asf 10 exigen la comodidad
y cconveniencia de los pasajeros.
NOTA.-Los precios en- l. " son: De la
Capital al Puente de San Antonio vice YER
sa 10 centavos, al Puente de Martin-Pefla 90
centavos, entire ambos puentes 10 cts.
f. 80.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-03-14
La Industrial (;ataIana "
MDuxemeG&a Gaa1 vMNERn.H.$a.

hlara e pdbhco conumo los
de etoia de
Emero exquisite economias las venas
ndusta Otaana
acua dad
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-03-14
AVISO.

Sc venden arriendan en- ell barrio de Hoyo-
mulas, jurisdiction de la Carolina, ciento diez
Y och0 cuerdas de buenes terrenos. Imtorma-
ra ID Pedro del Vale, Tanca Mum IL.
hta de A.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-03-14
Hotel hiSpanO-americanO.
III. MATHIS, PROPIETARIO.
10 IL, ARUNDEL ST. COVENTRY STREET W.
LONDREs.

Este hotel especial para familias, esta sifsla-
do en- el verdadero centro de la capital, y ofre-
ce todo 10 comfortable que se pneaa desear.
Los sehores viajeros que SO dignen hoprar
al se6or Mathis con su aEietencia, encontra.
ran siempre su disposition nn maunifco 81.
Ion de lectura IN jardin para Sd rucreo.
Peri6dicos nacionales extranjeros Mass
redonda y c0miuas particularos Nriados
nttrpretes eapaholeA som
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-03-14
Flores, futas J hortalizas de todaS classes.
GRAN NOvEDAD EN- CSTA ISLA.

Sarmiento' de parras, de las mejores yides
que Sc conocen en- Europa; treinta classes
Semill 8 de uvas yirgenes, igual yariedad
de claaes, flores, frutas 6 infinidad de va
riedades de semillas Y piantas de todas cla-
ses. --Agencia Mercantil, calle de San Justo
MUM 2. h. % mZO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-03-14
AVISo.

FL dep6sito de f6sforos de la marca "La Ma.
clonal' tamafio grande el mum. de la mis-
ma marca Sc ha trasladado al almacen de los
Sres Comas Conill & Co. San Justo mum. l3.
Mario s.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-03-14
SEVERO BASTON.
45.-S A N FRAN CISCO-45
SAN ,JT1AN PITERTO RVCn


SAN JUAN PUERTO-RICO.
Glra letras en- tOdas cantidades q corta vista
sobre los siguientes capitales pueblos de Ia
Peninsula, lsas Baleares las Canarias.
q ALICTA.
Betanzos BayOna, Oadas de Reyes, Camari
naS Corufa, Oorcubon, Ferrol, Guarda. La
90, Lage, Mur0s, Mo oll0fe 10, Nova, Orense
Ortigueir9 Santa M1rta), Padron, P9ntaye
Ira, Puentedeuue, Puenteareas. Rjvadeo
santiago, Tuy, Vivero, Vigoy vllagarcia.
AST RIAS.
Aves, Cangas de onis, Cangas de Tneo Gu
dillero, Uolunga Jastropol, Flgueras, Gjj0n.
tirado, Lastres Lanes, Luarca, Oviedo. Polo
lie Slaro, Poln de Lena Pola lie Laba91 pra-
via, Rivadesella, Saas, Tineo, Tapia, Viuayj.
ciosa Infesto.
kestO de La Peninsmasp,
Bilbao. barcelona, Uartagena, C"oiz' Uraiid'
da. Leon, Madrid, Pamplona, Santander, san
sebastian, SevIlla, Valladolid, Valencia "a
ESLAS BALE ARES,
Ciudadela de Monorca Palma de Mallorca.
lSLAS CANAREAS,
Las Palmas (Gran Canarias) D II
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-03-14
Almoneda publica.

En- ell muelle ell sabado l3 del eorriente las
IL A. M. de LOO pleas domestico crudo de
listas averiado, de Liverpool por vapor espa.
mol BuennUentura Pto-Rico, 8 Mario 1880.
FR RAMOS. 3--3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-03-14
BibIiOteca popular iIustrada.

Los si1Iientes d 2 reaIeS en- rRsttcd, y 40
centdUos en- pasta.
Manual de Metaurgia, tomos l y II, con gra-
bados por d. Luis Barinaga, inge
Micro de Minas.
aguas riegos con grabados, por
D. Rafael Laguha.
Fisica popular, con grabados, por
d, Gumersindo Vicuha, ingeniero
industrial catedratico de la Univer-
sidad Central
mecanca popular, con grabados por
Don Tomas ArinO, catedratco de
mecanca de la facultad de ciencias
de la Universdad Central (declara-
da de utliddd para Ia instruction
q,Opuldr por Real 0rden de IA de
MARIO de 1879.
industrias Quimicas in0rganicas, .to-
mos Y II, con grabados, por Don
Francisco Balaguer Primo, inge-
Micro industrial. quimico mecanico.
dufmica organica, con grabados, por
ID. Gabriel de la Puerta, catedratlco
de la facultad de farLlacia de la
Unversidad Central.
albani con grabados, por d. Ricar-
do Marcos Y Baussa, arquitecto
agronomia, con grabados, por don
LUIS Alvarez Alvistur, director de
Granja modelo.
cuItiyos agricolas, por Don Eugenio
Pla Rave, ingeniero de Monies, y
licenciado en- ciencias exactas
conductor de maquinas tipografcas
del prensista, por Don Luciano
Monet, premiado y condecorado, y
actual prensista de La IlustrdciOn
EspaaoIa Americana.
extradicciones, por d. Rafael Gar
cia Sahtisteban, secretario de Lee
pacion de primera clase jefe de
negociado en- ell Ministerio de Esta-
do.
mecanica popular, por D. Tomas
Arifo, catedratico dc mecanica dc
Ia faeultad de Cieneias de la univer
sidad de Madrid
auadalete Covadonga, paginas de la historis
patria, del afio 600 al 900, por BOZ
Eusebio Martinez de Velasco, redac
tor-jefe que ha sido de La HustrG
cioyl EspGfa0Id y Americana
AZ, o,.;sttano. noyisima version castellana d.
Ia obra del P. Juan Oroisset, refin
dida v adicionada con el Sanford
Espaaol, Mes de Enero y Febrer'
nor d Antonio Bravo v Tudela
Abogado del nustre Colegio de Ma
drid (Con licencia de Ia Autori
dad EcIesiastica
Ncvla,ruf RomancerO espahol, tomos |, ii III
ineditos, escritos por nuestros mejo
res poetaS
Mammal del fu00lQOE 9C mObnlOoi cVh 81 "DoAo1
Dor D. Ernesto de Bergue, Ingene
70 Industrial.
Mamma, de Ouinnica inorganica, con grab, po
" b. Gabriel de la Puerta, Catedrs
tico de la facultad de farmacia~
CATEcLSM0 DEL SLS7EMA METRIC
decimal teog1a de las 'ateoas pesas, M
didas y naonsdas le9ales, por D. Pascos'
Sancsyrit, 2'edicton.
Esta o5ra, declarada de texto por el Gobel
M General para las escuclas, indispensaD
81 eounercio por estar anunciado ohcialment
q nr6xino planteamient0 del Sistema metric
an todaa las operaciones, se venae en- esta in
nrenta a intimo precio de 2 rs ejemplar 4
7gsts; o l'aP'sata'
En Il imprenta del BoLETIs Y b
esn lCUARENTA cENTAyos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-03-14
La Elegancia cubana
SOMBRERERfA.



Este acreditado establecimiento que dia
rlamente esta hacienda notables mejoras e
su ramo, ofrece sus favorecedores y al pd
plco en- general un variado y complete SUI
lido de sombreros de todas classes precio
sumamente baratos asi como tambien g.
lavan refOrman toda clase de sombrerO
con la perfection nunca vista, pues cuenti
con un sombrerero de los meiores que b,
tenido la HABANA.
Con la mejor intencion
Y con la conciencia sana,
Os llamO en- esta OCCASION
A LA ELEGANCIA GUIANA
Venid y tomad apuntes
De tan variados surtidos,
Amigos y transeuntes
que serels bien recibidos.
Desde ell fino Panama
Que lleva su puro nombre,
Miles sombreros tendra
Sin que su precio te asombre
Para seforas tambien
Tiene esta sombreria
En- sOmbreros un Eden
DE etegdnctG fantasia.
ii Y que rica novedad
DE sombreros para ninas,
Vengan yer la verdad
que este no produce ridas
Para ninos, infinite
Me seria enumerar
Ell surtido mas bonjto
Que ell genio puede inventar.
Y os puedo decir, sefiores,
Que recibo mercancias
Por diferentes vapores
Cada ounce veinte dias.
Pues mi sola pretension
Be ca -ra Tan solo en- este
Siendo toda la ambicion
De vuestro amigo
Nh Juan Sexto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-03-14
TDION1 AS
Frances, ItalianO, Ingl6s
POR Ell PROFESSOR
FRED RAMBALDI.

LECCIoNEs < DoMICILIo.
la noche, empezando des el 10 de Febrero.
PREoIos PoR CTAsEs DELANTADos.
Solo Sc admitiran seis discipulos en- cada
clase, para mas informes dirigirse la boti.
ca del Sr. D. II. IGuiliermetty, Plaza princi-
num. so. Fnero %.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-03-14
Sessasad xasaSma
CREDITO MERCANTIL

Acordado por Ell Consejo de Direction de
esta Sociedad Ell pago del A. dividendo active
correspondence al segundo Bemestre de 1879,
vencido en- 81 de diciemhre del mismo segun
balance practicable en- dicha fecha 10 pongo
ra que desde este fecha de doce tres de Ia
tarde pnedan concurrir estas oficiBas perci
bIr 10 que en- aquel les haya correspondido.
Puerto Rico, de MARIO de 1850. --E Sub
Director III Ub0yTt Al
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-03-14
TABAC0 ID Rama DE- COMERlO.

Rodriguez c., Bayanlon en- ell de j, Sala
& Co. Ell esta capital 20
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-03-14
Repartidos en- 800 premio, como sigue:
$1,000
EXTRACTO DE LA ORDENANZI

E. DE LEON.
EXTRACTO DE LA ORDENANZA
retativa d la Loterta de st. Thomas.
de IL. "La administration de la Loteria es-
ia sujeta Ia superintendencia del Co
Gobierno
"s2 Los premios Sc pagaran en- moneda
corriente, sin descuento, tan -pronto
Sc pubque la ista,, que sera en- las 4s
horas despues de la jugada.
"a3. GEL billete premiadc caduea al afo. y
S. "Para la garantia prento cumpli
miento con los tened0res de billetes Y
ell publico, ell empresario depostara er
10 Tesoreria del Gobierno ell mporte
de todos los oilietos del sorteo antel
del expendio."
Mo. 8.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-03-14
AL PUBlATCO.

Por disposition del ST. Presideute de la ter
cera Conlsion del Excmo Ayuntamiento, Sc
invita- a los que quieran subastar el abasto de
carnes para Ell consume pdolico de esta Ciudad,
en- los das 25, 26, - y % del corriente mes,
dentro de las condolences acordadas por ell Mu
nicip O. que estan de manifesto en- ell Ncgocia
do lie hi cargo, para que c0ncurran a la Casa
Coz sStorial hacer sus proposiciones a las IL
de la m8ilana del dia l6 del mlsmo
Puerto-R Rico s de Mario dc 1850. Ell Ofcia
Secrotario, Juan POlUer, w 30 PddiHG.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-03-14
PODER-.

Desde esta fecha queda revocado eLpoder
general que le tenia conterido mi senior her
mano ID. Ramon b. Fuentes
Puerto-R co, MARIO 10 de 1880. Joss II.
FUENTEs I-3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-03-14

Anis del mono aceite de anis en- FL Col
mG0IO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-03-14

Queriendo tisfacer los deseos de nume-
roses Compradores de blletes, Y Agentes de
eata loteria, In Administration ha resuclto
adoptar para el noveno Sortco que.s verf-
cara el dia 81 de Abril proximo veaidero, y
hasta nueva disposition, un cambo en- la dis
tribucion de los premios segun e adjunto Pros
pecto en- 10 cual sc vera que hay un aumeuto
de 81 premios. dos adicionales de $203 han ST.
do agregados, los de q 800 aumentados de
cuatro dicz, los ocho de q $40 reemploza-
dos por diez de $50, el preInio de $4,000
ha sido rebajado S800n, dando de esta ma
nera una grande ventaia los tened9res de b-
lletes 10 que espero sera satisfactorio todos
Ofcina de la s. Loteria de San Thomas, "
St. Thomas, 10. Mario lS60.--E. DE LEON.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-03-14
Sc Vende.

I'm tocador nuevo en- $50. Una sil!eria de-
caoba nueva l2o.-Una liberia con mesa e.
crftorio 25.--Dos mesas iardineras nueyas
40.-Un veiador todo de marmol 40.-Uua
silleria nueva de palo santo 3O0.-Un aplra
dor 25.-Hay ademas roperos, camas tros
mueb es precios modicos San Jose mum
Z, altos. hta. 1S mzO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-03-14
AVESO.

Twas fresc3s en- barril y datiles superiores
acabados de recibir por vapor Vidal Sala. y
En- el COLMADO. 6-e
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-03-14
SE ALQUILA.

Una habitacion bastante eSpaciosa CO.
media en- la caleta de San Francisco G. sa MI
nero g., cOmpuesta de una sila dos apo
sentos; informaran ALI mismo en- la Cami-
serla la Habanera. calle de la Forta eza
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-03-14

7a,sta: o l#'P''ata'
IN Il imprenta del BoLETrS y ha-
eep I iCUARENTA CENTAyos y
aepto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-03-14
ANUNCiOS, DIV EIRSOS


velas de composition en- FL Colmado.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-09-30
An ALABAMA ELECTION OUTRAGE.

A copy Of the Hoos,er State, printed
at Newport. Indiana. on the 9Th inst.
wss handed 10 yesterday. Nearly
three columns Of its matter IL taken up
With statement of the election frauds
In the town Of Portland. Green county.
AlAbams. At the recent election there,
according to the official report. $40 Re-
publican votos were cast and 1858 Demo.
cratic. or inst enough Of the latter to
carry the ticket through ell right There
WAS such palpabls fraud that an in.
vestigstion Was demanded. and U. y.
Commissioner Walker undertook It..
Six hssdrcd and three men united
in IN aiidsvis that they hal deposited
Republican ballots, copy Of which,
With oil the names attached, appears in
tho pspor bsfee referred 10. Anoth.
ar sdidAvit was made by two Of the Of
fioars OF election, In which they declare
they received that day els Republican
votes. The Commissioner was the OBJ
jet Of Q number Of threats, as Of shoot
ing. iynehinz. DC. when the purpose Of
his visit was made known In the town.
The Published account is enough 10
make The blood Jingle in thu veins Of
any lovsrof bis country. and must be ef.
feotivs 10 stirring up strong feelings
against the infamous bulldossrs OF the
''solsA South"
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-09-30

Seattle has done pretty we'll IN The
past, though not 90 web ~ it Eighf
have done. Seitber 10 il doing
today as we'll ~ il should
10. A place requires sonethiDg more
than natural aissntages 20 make it
city. Especially 10 this the case on
Puget Sound, where every point has its
.drantsges A large publ. spiri; Is re-
auired. aud occasionally the exercise OF
. little pecuniary generosity. This IL
apparent in private businsss. a1d is just
. requisite in matters pertaining TO the
growth of the town. For years and
year, people here said that railroad
terminus at Tacoma was impossible,
that Seattle WAS the only practicable
point, and that the road must come
here. Yet Tsccms is The tefninus and
has beea for over sessa ysan past. and
10 growing year by year into more aud
more of Q town. For quite IS long .
time people have declared that the
building Of a city at Portland was i'm
possible, it was 10 miles fron the
ocesn, aad there was the bsr. &c. And
yet Portland, which was founded about
the time Seattle Was, has 2e.00O
inhabitants today. while Seattle hes
1000. The Burlington Ha1ieye man
struck about the right note for Q good
many towns when be wrote the para
graph following:
The HaHkeye wishes il could urge
upon the good people of this good city
OF Burlington who are interested in the
future prosperity Of the place, the i'm
pertancs Of recognizing the fact that we
must rely upon our Own efforts to bring
about that much desired result. There
IL no use sitting idly down and waiting
for something to turn up. We must
turn it up ourselves. No use relying
on manifest destiny While trusting
in that. rival TOW rs will 60 tramping
by, orowding No into the fence corner.
No use relying On the railroad or rail-
rosds. They are managed by the
shrewdest business men in the country;
who do nothing for mortals or towns
unless IL iDcreases the dividends on
their stocks. The town. the people OF
Of the town who expect to live here in
the coming years. must iDaugurate and
put on foot permanent enterprises that
will result in the upbuilding of the
town. This can only be done by con-
certsd and we'll directed action. Other
cities seeing and spprecia.inS this fact
are moving 10 the right manner. and
unless Burlington bestirs herself she
will be lef, sadly behind.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-09-30
Thursday, Sept. 80, 1880.


Elsewhsre, under the above heading.
will b found sn interesting article
from the Walls Walls Union. which we
commend 10 the psrussl Of ell Repub-
lians Of Weston wssbspgton. In IL
10 oontAissd food isr ssssful tksasht.
Ia Il ere suggestions u wsigbty import
for the future. In it are psemonitory
wasniDgs Of the destruction Of their
hithsrto invincible political organiza-
tion.
To the sssttls snd King county voter
this d . matter Of especial importance.
Il his besn attempted for years past to
east upon us . local odium. II has
been said that We would stand by any
one who would stand by us. be the
cause good, bad or indifferent. and
without regard 70 gratitude and Justice
or the rights sud feelings Of others. 1t
10 . common sspersion upon people
here that they think King county Is
Warrington Territory. and that they
faithfully and uniA.liogIy live up to
the idea whsthsr correct or not, our
people know. and admission or denial
IL unnecessary from Us.
The opportunity 10 now offered King
county Repobiiesns TO prove or dis
prove their alleged political treason and
sslHshssss Which win they dor
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-09-30
Ar THEIR OLD TRICKS.

There are various signs in the air
which lead to the conclusion that the
Puget Sound politicians are going to
play the same game this year that they
so successfully played In 1S72. Il will
be remembered that In 1870 Sslucius
Gartielde beat Judge Mix 7s5 votes for
Delegate. La 1872 Judge McFsdden
beat Garfelde TAI votes. Nearly oil of
MeFsdden's big vote was cast on Puget
Sound King county, in 1870. gave
Garhelde As msjosity. aud in 1S72 u
gave McFadden ls1 majority. Kitsap.
In 1870, gave Garfielde "A m.jority; in
1872 i, gave McFsdden l13 majority.
Thurstos gave Garfielde l3l majority
in 1870. and in 1872 gave McFadden
132 majority. These are but examples.
Puget sound. - whole, followed the
COPY sst BY King. Kitsap and Thurston
counties. while Eastern Washington
cast its vote q usual, Democratic, with
a slight increase.
This year We And tho Seattle Post.
hitherto strong Republican paper, and
even now On earnest advocate Of the
election of Gen Garfield to the Presi-
dency, urging its readers to vote for
Judge Barke, the Democratic pomines
for Delsgats. This shows how the
wind 10 inclined 10 blow 10 king county
whore Mr. Brents had 300 majority two
years ago.
Then, too. we have lots Of rumors
that the so.called ring at Oily mpis are
perfectly willing to allow Mr. Brents to
DO defeated. II they are not secretly
helping to elect Judge Burke. From
other parts Of tho Sound come tokens
Of the sans import. These are signs in
the air which Mr. Brents and his friends
should study with care. II is possible
that with tho exosptiou of the open,
pronounced detection OF the Seattle
Post The other rumors are the devices OF
the enemy. ks
We have reached point in the polit.
ical history OF Washington Territory
when the eastern part must sssert iss
power, and BY uniting on its home can
didate show 30 to western portion thu
when the nominee Of the Republican
party--apsrty that. with ons exception
has triumphed in every campaign In
the Territory since lS63--is residen,
Of Eastern Washington. they must sup.
port him Let Eastern Washington
unite to elect Mr. Brsnts. who was nom.
mated. almost unanimously. on the
tirst ballot, BY the lArgest Republican
Conventioa ever bold ia NE Territory.
Puget 6ounders want lesson. Let us
give them one Walls WallA union.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-09-30

PrDbebly more tourists have visited
tA;s Northwest ceast during the present
season than ever before. and they ali
bear testimony 10 our unsurpassed natu.
ral advantages and great resources And
are enthusiastic In regard to our future
vhsn railroads shall have superseded
the tedious ocean steamers and ponula.
too comes posring in The proprislors
Of the Oregon Kidney Tea are sousily
sanguine Of it, future. for 1t has thns
far cured every case OF hacksche or
disease OF the ksdnsys add urinary or
esns that u has beer tried on. Sold
everywhere.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-09-30

While In Portland last week We heard
. runor thes the Northern Pscific Rail.
road managers had ordered all iutare
consignments of iron 10 be unloadrd NJ
New Tacoma. Four ships are said to
be nov on the way thither, having re-
ceived their orders to discharge ct that
port A lasge force OF workmen are
also said to be ct work building wag-
on road 70 the summit OF the Matches
Pass. This road. it is said. 10 being
bull. TO enable the company TO trans
port supplies to the workmen who are
to prosecute the wsrk upon the tunnel
on the Summit. These are merely
rumors which We heard, but if true it
would seem TO indicate that the man
ayers Of the Northern Pacific have at
last arrived Of Q sensible conclusion.
and have concluded to build the link
between New Tacoma and Ainsworth.
The completion of this portion OF the
road win save the company thousands
of dollars annually in the transportation
OF their own supplies. besides being .
source Of an immense income TO them
in transporting our products TO tide
water This country is rapidly filing
up. 1t wants the wood. coal and lum-
Der of the Sound. The latter must have
our beef. wheat and dairy products.
Our wants are reciprocal and We need
the agent Of transfer in this road Give
this to our people and W. shall fulfill
to the letter the saying that We possess
LAND overlooking with milk and
honey" At present cur wants are few
because Of our isolation, but give as an
easy and quick access to an outside
market and they will increase an hun +.
dred fold annually. The development
of this country, to say nothing of its
mineral resources, would be assured;
our land bs the fairest Of the future
Commonwealth. and teeming with .
thriving and industriyus people, all
contributing to this road. Viewing it
in this light are We not reasonable in
our conclusion that hitherto the North
ern Pacific managers have stood much
in the way of their own prosperity BY
commencing to build their road in the
middle OF the continent. IT. then. as
stated above, the rumors given are
true. We begin to see the dawn of Q new
and sensible policy--a policy which We
are sure will not only be remunerstive
to the company, but the prime factor in
the development of this great North.
west.-Yakims Record.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-09-30

While the population Of the United
has increased since 1865 from
29, 1851 .908 to A. sos. 043. that OF Ire
land has decreased by more than .
quarter of million. and the number Of
has decreased BY 5000.
While pauperism has decreased in Eng.
land and Wales from GIL 900 to S37 900
and in Scotland from 12l 900 to 81 600,
the returns for Irelsnd show an in.
crease from SO, 900 to 100000.