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DETROIT.


St. Julien Will be worked at tna Lrack L416
morning.
Frank Ven Ness arrived In town from Ctnciu-
natl yesterday. Mr.. Benis' horses will be here
this morning.
Peter Y. johnson reached home yesterday,
having trotted Piedmont aud Monroe Chief ut
the Fort Wayne meeting.
Crockett, after rest OF three weeks. has been
put In training again bT Jere Dunn, and will
trot at the meeting here next week.
Trotters from all parts Of the country will
reach Chicago this week, to be In readiness for
the great meeting here which begins july TO-
Donald. the Kentucky colt that was in Budd
Doblc's stable last year, is now being haudled by
Peter johnson, and bids fair to become IL relIa-
bic trUtter.
The special free-for-nn purse Of S2,500 at the
meeting here next week has filled. the entries OF
St Julien, Darby, md Hopeful having already
been received. The rice will be trotted Thurs
day, July X.
George Logan has in his stables Mt the track
the pay aelding Judge Curtis. recently sold hy
George Lindenourger to Mr S. ". Alierton. He
trot In 2:325.
Mr.. Belmont's s-year old flly Be.ta, by The
Iil-Usod, out of Beatrice, by Kentucky, ran tuto
the fence at the Sheepshead Bay Course lnst
Sunday morning while being exercised by q tad
and broke her neck.
q. L. Dimmick, of the Riverside Stock Farm,
Rock Island, ILL.,, has sold to Capt. Il. s. Beuson,
of Humptuu; ID, the following trutttng STOCK
for $4u5o, gaia tract Of land being inclndel
mare, foaled la72. BY Drury Logan: dam by Yer
monrnr. lac BY Hills Baokhawk. Elsie D., chest
NIT mare. fealed 1655, by Blue Bull, dam by Will
iamso7's Belmont. Kate Wilson. chestnut mare
, 1880-07-11

THE TRENT FdLLEI SA-*hts
The readers Of TIE TRIBUNE nre aware tnat
nrofecr has long been under consideration IN
Canada to connect tho Georgian Bay from
point near the mouth Of the Severn ny an CT
1anstye system Of lakes, river, and canals VITA
the Raw OF Quinte on Lake Ontario a very
considerable part Of the distance between Bal
sam Inke. the most uorthwesterly one on tue
xxatcrs flowing Into the Bay of Qulnte,
has been improved for small steamers
and for numbering purposes 1t is claimed tnae
a cana, for burges eau readily be coustructea
fr1'r17 Raisnm Lake through Lake S1tncoe anu
tha Severn thus opening up water tta1s1t 1
ro,,te nf some 200 miles from the Georgian bay
fr,r the snr, uf 500 F]> The amount is mere
hnoute}le cump,lred with the value OF the work
ana er,.n sh3utdi it. cost twice as mucn tne ~
1n;u;on would he well puid for the investment:
III Ih;s and much more We learn from fePor1
# n Sturk. Esq, Civil Engineer, who ms e. s.:
s.ontiy tnafle Reconnaissance oi tne foute W ~
'rcctinn uf The Goverum cnt. Of the enufe US
4snce 1:Y miles are through nnv1giolc rtYGrs
ana lakes anu some fifty niue and naes
RI c,nal nrt to be constructed. Regent misl'e
gint1iy exhibited by .. C. Patton. Esti.. repre-
nauf rho route as highly favorable, promising
fhn host of results. AS TIE Tt1RCSE mas o1len
snf1 hefore let our Canadian ne.gnpors opGn ~
fha waterways they can to the Lower 81. An" :s.-
rencte and the Northwest will tnslatsn ene'i "4'u
ali fha business they cnn possibly oo'
IGNORE sHIPMEST5
The following are the shipments OF Iron Org ~
lake from Escunaba tr1,m opening OF na'lsaliou
IN to and including July s:
, 1880-07-11
Thu Fashionable Laugh.

se1o Y0rt Coy7rspondenes Cincinnati EnVutTv.
A low and sly beginning is made with the -
he,'' as though mirth was struggling inside TO
mouth is kept tight closed, while the eyes are
opened wide, thus giving az expression OF min min
gled Occurrences nrd uilschieEousnes5. Inen
With with u parting Of the lips to show the teeth. Il
they be white and regular: The "oh-n-h -.
artIess guyety. according to the nature ot tho
thing laughed at, and the voice rises into
pretty little scream. The ensuing pause covers
q sudden sense Of the improperly OF making 50
much noise, the eyes are cast down, aud blush
can In most instances be produced by holding
the breath, with tho lungs very fully inflated
spirrcdly and without any show OF restraint.
like the outhursrtng htlarity Of AZ unconven-
uoual nilkmaid- The novelty IN 1augns u
to become popular at the summer rcsorta Wi.R
little alteration it can be made to NJ any
mouth
, 1880-07-11

p. t.: Lookout and Constitution. coal to Milrau-
kee, p. E.; Queen City, coal AshtahuIa to Port
dsG p t. r. tb ca! ;s 70 Mwankee
OF coal On cars and docks await Shipment
ESCANABA.
saeeiat Dtsuateh to The Chicago Tribune
lers Mary Jarecki. $. c. Baidwin, and Leland;
schooners John L. Mott, He1yetia, 4. t. Porter,
Cleared-Propellers Oscar Townsend, Leland.
=. Baldwin. and Mary Jarecki; schoouers FRED
.! 4: Morse J, !; B. Kitchen D X Clint, l. G. Butts,
/ Potter, and Johu L. Mott.
MARQUETTE.
Special Dtspaseh to 1hs Chicago I4Soun&
MARqgErrE, Mich, July 1o.-Passed up-Pro-
Passed down-steamer City Of Cleveland and
Arrtved-schooners Havana and Van va.ken-
Cleared PI'rope'lers Porter and Chamberlain:
schooners Shawnee, America, Parana, and
Florida.
MILWAUKEE.
Special Dtspatch to The Chicago IrEptsns.
MILWAUKEE, July I1.-Arriycd from below
Steam-barge Altoona; schooners ]. E. Gilmore,
Cleared -Schooners Hytlerabnd and q. Dudley
Charters to Budalo-Sehooner Narragausett.
Wheat ct s'f cents. To Kingston1sehooper
Schooner Herbert Dudley, wheat ut cents.
ESCAyABA.
Special Dt,pateh to 1ae Chicago 1Ttbstns.
ECASABA, Mich, July Observation-Disclosures
lers Norman and Oscar Townsend: schoonerA
selkirk, Kate Wins1ow, Edward Kelly. and Mas
Ceared-Propellers D. ". Rust, IT. L. Brown,
and Norman; schooners Jane Belle, Ahlra Cobb,
Fieetwng. Jessie Linn, Stampede, c. - k!ngn
and D. 4. Weeks.
puLUrH.
Special Dispatch to Tbs Chicago Tr1bur<.
DULUTH, Mimi, July iTed-propeIlers
Sovereign, City OF Winnipeg, Empire STATE,
King, Ogerte: ~ 4. Hubert.
Depasted-Prope4lers City Of Fremont ands
Sovereign.
CoLLrsGwoop.
8peesa, Dlspatea to 7ns Chicago 1tiouns.
CoLf1No~ooD, Ont, July 10-Arrived-Pro4
peiler Columbia, from Chicago, freight audi
Depaffed- Propeller Columbia. Milwaukee auB
Chicago, full cargo OF freight and passengers.
BAY CITY.
.. Special Dtzpatch to Tia CHICAGO T5ibxnk
BAY CRY, Mich, July l0-Shipmcnts for tha,
week. 15O00O00 feet of lumber, l,50 QUO OF shtn-}
gles L00U, 600 hoops, l3,5O1 barrels Of salt.
The propeller Scotia will get nwuy some tine<
PORT DALHouS1E.
Special Dispatch to tbs Chicago Tribune.
PoRT DA.aoUs1E, Ont, July 10.-nound up
Propeller Celtic. Montreal to Chicago, light
Oswega, wheat; Hobokcn Chicago to 0swego.
corn.
MARQUETTE.
Special Dtspdtch to The Chteaoo Tribune.
:. MARQUETTE, Mich, July W.-Passed np-
Steamer City Of Cleveland.
Cleared--Propeilers sparta and Annie smith7
schuoners SunlAtri,, Geuoa. Brightie, Gosh4WkA
Flying Mist, and D. Wagstnf.
IT. JOSEPH,
Speetai Dispatch to The Chteaoo 1rtbssnA j:
ST. JOsErA. Mich, July i0.-The schooner Lott
tic Cooper. Of the iron~ore tleet, cleared today
for EScanAbt-
, 1880-07-11
DETROIT.


Speefal DISPATCH to The Chicago IsibJns.
DETROIT, Mich, July lO.-Passed up-Propel-
lers jay Could Arapia, Plymouth, and schoon era
S. L. Watson, Ealsted, and Vanderbilt, S. D.
Caldwell and barges, New York, Nyack, Empire;
steam- -barges I'm Chaffee and barges, Mime ap~
oils, Irou Age and consort4 and schoouers Will
lam Home, Columbian, and g. ". Holt, Geor ge
King and barges, D. II. Wilson, and schooners
e. 4. Mayes c. j. Kershaw, and D. W. Powers;
schooners Scotia, Vampire, W. B. Ogden. A. j.
Dewey, Wells Burt, Elyirsa, Josephine. ]. Sher-
man, Mineral State, E. Blake, Monitor, F. J.
King; tug Niagara and McrIick fleet
Passed down-Propellers Arctic, Miiwau kee.
James Fiske, Jr., Waverly, Idaho, Cuba, lndla;
steam-barges East Saginaw and barges. B. ";
Jenness And burgess. Hinwatha, Bay City and
barges, PssAc and bqExes EgyR5ina 9nd Gsttso- con-
and bar;ye and schooner Typo; sehooners George
Murr1ly. j. s. Richards, Hatt1e Wells. Coinanche,
Minuehaha> +. " Clifford, ): Y; Thayer, laGn =
S. Austin, Montana L.. =. Hammond, u. Martin,
G, ]. Wells, Shnndon, Ada Medora. P. ". Rogers,
4. J. Rogers, Emerald, and B. Barnes
PORT HURON
Port HURos Mc9 .5 J9iy a2wRRepsless a1
M. S. Bacon. David Stewart, Duncan City;
Down-Propellers Idaho. India. Cuba. Pa$salc
low; schooners 81: Martin, c. ]. Wells. Shandon,
7
Hreatec Eineratu, r. ~, .,9G r,,f1 p ~
aun aM;.5 m1eo on,ts ~ Ge;r-ht. rt..arher t,na
pn,r ti',veN M;nh Injv l1-Itl n. m.-passcd
r,nNproncltcrs Vvack' New York. Vanderbilt
Gpinrnn ,.nd cnnsorrs 3. III Wilson and consort,
pivmn,,th' win S. T.. Watson aud Halsted
Eenrre K}|ne and harees. Iron Age. with WiIliam
tb,nnars Wiiinm r Ogden. a. !. Dewey.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. St.r11cca b, F. Hose and
ha rroa n. K Fnirbank. with schoouers 4. n.
Ens5cr Mary ronnly. PRUSSIA, American Union,
I Nav md i,arTes William Chatwick, with Ty
y,o mn, cunsorI: schooners Pathfinder, Thomas
F1lxiIe
Wind-S0uthWest- frosn' "eatAef clo"oJ'
BUFFALO
sn<cka, Dtsuatch to 7ne Chicago Tribune.
tsrrrFsIo. n July l0.-Arrivals-Propellcr
st,to 81 'petrr f. A. Nicholson, E. S. Coyne,
2fnr,;no sfar Nelson. S, Y. L. Watsou, Queen
fsify' KRoda Stewurt, Naiad, Minnie Slauson;
and hsrt-es r. f. Church and 4. c. keatlng,
<,r.stt,- 1!h{cAgo,
t;enrcd-PropcllersJ ]. 8. Fay and Garden City;
schooners O. r. Rhodes, Nelson, Naiad, Minnie
13uuSeh' i;nurcn, and IA 4. C. Keating. Chicago.
Cburters - Schooners Nichignn, NICHOLSON,
Rrod (,oyne- Swallow. Coss s&:k, s. v. R. Watson,
E. Corning. ind jamaica, c4u to Chicago Mt u
cents- o..
corn, s cents; oats, cents: pine lumber, TO Al
bany, S2s5; to New York, S359: slaves 10 we"
Lara to Scw York, s. per ton.
Canal shipments-iI3000b bu.
, 1880-07-11

tdFp RIVER HOQ company Voo
GLEASIE0S.
The steam-b barge Henry Howard became DIS
ahled on Lake Eric Que day this week.
Capt. Lyman Hunt has been appointed to the
command Of the propeller Jarvis Lord, now run.
Toledo. e 10 >Ae y |''''A '''D' DeS"'e' '''' '
Capt Thomas bfaytham has sold the new tug
7; y: Moore TO Leister Brothers, Of Bay City, for
it Is reported that Capt. Huntley, Of Toledo, Is
negotiating with Mr.. David Bell, Of Buffalo, for
new iron tug, which will ba fifteen feet longer than
tha CarrlnGton,. now OF Toledo. She IS to oe
a Verdict for *es1.ss damage. has been rem
against the tug Jessie for alleged negligence IN
grounding the Hutchinson in Detroit River Wh1le
towing her through. ......
On Saturday morning last the large schooner
Moonlight arrived down from Chicago with s., ,o0
bushels of corn, consigned to Nessrs 4. r.
Wright s. Son. She went to the Commercial ele-
same evening for Milwaukee with a cargo OF
1880 tons of.conl, which she received Mt the Del
aware, Lackawahna s. Western Coal Company 9
new trcstle In the remarkably short space 9t
three hours and twenty eight minutes n6dto
Erprsss.
Tug-ractng appears to be Ia order at Cleveland.
The barge i. C. V,sn Raalte was ut Cleveland
day or two since She still carrics the label ~
S. b." a "Reminiscences Of bygone days when she
carried 1nuil between Petosky az END Aaskin4w; ,
States Government for the deepening OF the
channel at the LinA- kin.Crossiug Is exhausted,
and the work Of drilling has stopped Since
over i3,UN0 square yards has been drilled Both
dredgcs are still ut work, and it will take them
all summer to finish removing the loose stone
aud debris in the bottom of the river.
G. +. Dunbar sends the following from the
Lime Kiln Crossing: The drilling lnachlne which
guidance Of ali boats passing here wish to in
Yursn pilots and Captains thnr in addition to the
usual lIghtship on the east s.de, tnere Is now
, 1880-07-11

The visitor to the CentraI Park may see nova
days sight usually resetsed for Noremnef e1es,-
,..n;3. r,.Slng up tho falling leaves with Wh.ca
the T sround Is covered, as il autun1 T9ese' 4e5s
and the withered ook Of many OF tho treert1Rs ~ re
drought and Of our late raging doR-staz-
, 1880-07-11
PORT Or CHICAGO.


Stmr Sheboygan, Munitowoc, sundries-
Stmr Muskegon. Muskcgon, suudrles~
Prop Fnyerte, Manisteet lumber
Prop Simcue, Colifnxwood, sundries.
Prop Wissahickon, Buffalo, sundries-
Prop New Er:l, Grand Haven. towing
Prop SKY Lark. Benton HarboF, suuaries.
prop Prop +. s. Faxton, south Haven, su1ariea
Prop Lincoln. Port COlborue. light
Prop +: G. Britain, White Lake, s1udr1ee-
Prop ". K. Muir. Milwaukee,. towing.
.Prop Wlliam Edwards, Buffalo, light.
Prop G. B. Mcclellan, Escunabsa. towing
Prnp A. Laura, Muskegsf, lumber:
Prop E. E. Thompson. Muskcgon, lumber.
Prop D. Ballentine. Buffalo, light.
Prpp R. e. Peters, ,lanistee. lumber.
Schr Windsor, Munistee, lumber.
Scar Pauline Manjstec, lumber.
schr Mary Amanda. Grand Haven, lumber.
schr City Of Grand Rapids, Grand haven, luua'
schr 6. :. Allen, Grand Haven, lumber. -
schr s. A. Irish. Grand Haven. lumber.
Schr Arundel, Mauistee, lumber
Schr E. Spry, Buffalo, coal.
Schr LisYur, Port Colborne, light.
Schr Gibraltar, Port Coltorne, light
sehx soqta Haysn, White Lake. Lake: wood
Schr K. DAriey, Menomince, lumber.
Schr J. 3. Merrill, Milwaukee,, light
sehr sehr Gh1r.ex prssen ty; Marber cedar p
Schr Niagara, hincardine, salt
Schr Miuerya, Muskcyon. lumber.
schr He5 T Gns; sih9scs su,fs2n np6ea 'sbs
schr Fl. A. Richmond, afuskcgon. lumber
Schr Myosotis. Buffalo, coni-
Schr 4. 3, Moore, Buffalo. light
Schr Eagle Wing, Manfstce. lumber.
Schr P Simmons, MlskeRun, lufn ber.
Schr A. o. Hanson, Nanlstee. lumDer-
ACTUAL sA1L1xGs.
Schr E. P. Royce, Ludinxton.
Schr A. Bradley, afnskeKDn-
Schr Pilot, Mnskey0u.
Sebr Selt. Muskegnn.
Schr 3. F. Wade, Jncksonport-
Schr Cappeila+ tlusEtgon.
Schr @. Culver, PeusAukee-
Scbr AntAris. Auskcxun.
Scbr Fl. p Nnorr- Muskegpc.
Schr Snilnr Roy, Muskexon-
Schr Joscs, Muskexon.
Schr 4Albatrnst. Mt,@keron.
Scnr c. F. Allen, Grind Haven
Schr !. Y. Taylor Lllflngton-
Schr Transfer Muskcgr,n-
Schr Dan NcwhNli, Pentwater.
Schr Carrier, White luke.
Prop g. P. Hcnth, Saugatuck, suHdTies-
Prop Messenger, st. Joseph, sunlrfes-.
Prop Sky1ark Benton Hurbor, sundrfeS-
Stunr Shebnyyau, Marlstowoc. sun1rtes-
Stur Muskegon, Muskcgon, s,lndrtes-
Schr Guln,ir. Kingston, L. m cubic feet black'
walnut logs.
schr john Miner, Collugwood, eo,ooo bushels
Prop Jnniata, Erie, G,,oD bushels corn aud SUM-
dries.
Prop Intcr-Ocean. Buffalo. ~ bushels corn
Schr Arxon:tlt Buffalo, Il, ,aD bttshcls corr.
schr John Dlgler, Buffalo. sJ,00o bushels corn-
, 1880-07-11

organized the management de1efm'neo unon
conducting the enterprise IN lasulon luae
should not follow altogether IN the ruts pre-
80 aa,.e1,x. .r-,,d ,7ro<.e as attractive and re-
anu no.s.ts Mou.o n1,n5 pru. - ~ 10 1roer,m of n
race meeting as in any other form Of amuso'
meut- And in. this they were not mistaken.
~ fho firs. scns,t,onnI raca given over the
track-thas between Rarus, Hopeful, and e5eat
Eastcsn-auplv proved since tnen tue etuo
has always stood readS to give suitable financial
encouragement to any race that would please
~ nanniss ana orc yarr rrottfrtnu result ia
.uo pe'P4s' e44o Wy 'eA, s."s ea - :,. ~
toat' oo4ens son'e'ulns unforeseen 1u.et enos+ =
will be iptcres1cd-yix.: race between Maud S.
ana a1,,tnue.-ui,, 1atc MACE during the meeting
-. hoca ;rh;nh commence. ncx. week Tuesdny.
ncFe "n1eu eomWen a..s11 A- ho. ~ hoa., 1,sds =,
Probably no race could have oeer MADE IN
which the public as well as borsemen would
take Al. rreat m interest as tho one for which
nesouauons na.s 'as. osea ~ s,.ah ohsrsotar
reputation Of both horses is OF such cnaraoter
that the fact Of their coming together in raoe
Wy" "nSl ~ ~4n less than 1890 people.
1"ee o. 49, s.et.s ha+,.aon tbo o,vnara
lhe 1eehns toat mas ea.s.eu ~ esa nna 10
deep and earnest, but hitherto all efforts to
bring about a race have been attended with 50
paany difficulties that an Impression vent
not 40 anxious to bring their tyers together as
fhev wu,id Hke peopfe to believe When tho
taII Of a race for 6-ycar-o -ods and under WIS
frst begun the management Of the Chicago
truck n;ide orertures to the owners of Santa
Claus, Maud S.. and Triuker, looking TO n meet
iuR Of those horses during the meeting here,
but no satisfactory result could be reached, and
the natter was dropped Then followed the
chaleuge Of Can't Stone to troL Maud 5. against
any 6-year-old il the world, its acceptance by
the owner OF santa Claus, and the Sub
beoYert failure of the parties to agree
upon he amouut for which the proposed series
of races should be tro1ted. Then, after all the
newspaper talk was ended, the Chicagu Club
took The Inattcr in hand, but without inimediate
Maud s. in , rice % aEanst other horses. All this
time Mai. NcDoweII, the owner OF Triuket, was
ready and an rious TO do battle with his fjily
against auyth1nv nf her age IN the world; but as
the owner Of Sa1tn Claus decided not to send his
horse East. and Capt- Stone was chary about
en1er;nr Nand S in a race the prospects at get
tiue any twn of The three tprcthor at Chicago
were 10, brilliant. Lust week, however Maud
S. made her first aupcaraucc IN race, winning
the ri nurse nj de Ciucinuati meeting ID
straight heats from JoseDhsls and Others, the
best time hcinr L:a5. Iris performance seems
10 have chancrd Cant. Stone's mind, for the fol-
Chicago Gin that he would tint Maud S. at the
meeting hrr.4 If n Mace was made for her.
KNOWING that fhe owner of T,inket was reudy
for business ar any rIrne. alr, Hall prompt
Iy inquired of Cant. Stnne whether be would
, 1880-07-11

Equally adapted to the feeble or robust, male
or female. are Malt Bltter&
, 1880-07-11

the most promising. Nj. Dntea selecting Fringe
oyer with great. caro-, Bras!ield, addressing
-, You think these two {hFringe and Trinsep are
Yes was the response; 1--WE know they
We'll, them" said Brasheld, II viii take
~ Pantalette being gone, Peter Brown, Mr;
break Fringe and Trinket, and kept, at them
steadily until June, 1877, when be suid one day
ne oae and ID what The
track, anu, to Mr Veech's sstontshmcnt, Trinket
and F. nge '.a a auarter in forty~ilre seconds
neither Of them having ever seen track be-
fore. This was an eye-opener 70 all parties.
and sec couple. Of young trotters. In few
days he came, and before his astonished eyes
Trlnkct trottcd u half mile to wagon IL IN ] :5;1st
Veech drove his road horse with the FLIES for
company in these trial7; and and as be came back to
Trinket for 81 ,00J, and has since owned her:
m spring 1 was 80 fast that twas decided to enter
her in two races at the Louisville July meeting.
ono of them being for horses that had never
1nder. ] 1 TGe ESQ race @ was trotted On The first
iay OF the meeting, and won by Won Arnim.
TrinRet acting badly and being dstanccd. Two
days hitter, when she met Ton Arnsm Ia the D
r-o1d race, the event was thought to be prac-
ticnlly Walkoyer for him; but, after he had
won the first heat In 81 Trinket took the next
three and race in 2:e315, 2:sQA, 2:l8A,-a
performance which stamped her as the most
Wonderful 4-year< old trottcr over soen. Her
only othcr start last season was In the free-for-
all race at Buffalo, where sbe was drawn after
the second hcat. tho race being won by Darby.
Maud $, is chestnut mare by Harold, out OF
a mare by Pilot 10, and came into notortcty in
1s7s-sho being then4 years old-hy reason Of scv-
eral fast trials given her over the half track
at Cincinnati, she being then owned by Capt:
George n. stone, Of that city. In October Of
that year she was taken to Lexington, KY, for
the purpose of giving her Il trial, and went u
mile in the unprecedented time for 4-year~old
Of 3:11:. the first half mile being done IN l:06.
She was then purchased by Mr.. ". II. Wander
biit for $4,000. but ts now IN the possession of
Capt. Stone, Mr.. Vanderbilt having decided to
let him superlntend tho tuarc's work.
1t will be seen that iu the coming race the con-
testants will be the horse with the fastest 4yeur-
old record-a:l9al, and the one with the fastest
trial ut the Same agc-2:1sE.
, 1880-07-11

The following are the shipments Of iron ore ny
lake from Escu:aoa tr1'n1 optHulS u n"-'
-. ~ n,1 Including July S:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-12-08

ONo me era dado recomendar con excese
cl Jarabe dc RAbano iodado, pues, en-
mi iuicio, es uno de los mas poderosos mo-
dificadores de los constituCiones nnfa-
tiCas.
Bajo su Influenza, ,Ifceras escrofulosas
que NADIA podia curar, que Sc habian mos
trado rebeldes 4 10 accion de todos los
Causticos, las he viste cicatrizarse con
una celeridad extraordinaria. 1
En- los niflos. he visto tambien afecciOnes
tuberculosis de los huesos medificarSe Y
curarse mediante Ia administra cion del
Jarabe de RAbano iodado.
Or cuESNARo,
Anhguo inferno de los Hospitales do Paris,
MGdlce On Nueva-orleans.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-12-08

AL pasajero 10 sc le admite mas equipRie
que un ID TO. cuy 20 huito 10 exoeda de ~ IL
bras de ~ so; II doinasfa sera paga conven-
Il nalmente. S endo ell mismo cl conductor,
Ia FMPRIssA no asponde de averia.
Tamhien So acJan coches para todcs los
pu: tos uue pellnita el camino. Los precio1
seran m0dioOs. a. IL.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-12-08

NOTA.-Los pasaies tomados q bordo cos
taran % p.S recargo.
Sc expenden Bflletes de ida vlelta pa
ra pasajes de primera con I'm rs p.S rebaja
vAlidos por 80 dias desde gu fecha.
Los ninos memories de amos, uno gratis,
de 8 a 8 amos solo la euarta parte, de s 4
ia amos pagaran La mitad del pasaje
.;op 70 uo AZ :. nsn ue .Isyar
mes.
Para mas pormenores dirigirse en- San
Juan Puerto Rico. q los Agentes generates.
SILVA Go.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-12-08
PlPGL ISPlIL BUEIO Y BlRiTl,
A LAS OFICINAS.

Adem5s del constante surtido da
pApEL EsPANoL dc Jover y Sierra oue
hay en- Ia imprenta del BoLETN, &c aca-
ba de recibir un gran surtido de pspal
tiorete, superior calidad, de Vilaseca '
de Fontanet, euyas resmas Sc realizan
como sigue:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-12-08
BUENA OCCASION.

Sc yende un mo trador MADEIRA fresno cor
plancha de marmol-un aparador da In mlsm.
MADEIRA con reloj Y espejos en- ell fondo--nnr,s,.
balanza bascua con plancha de marmoI--v, rIos ,,s
azaiates metal blanco-varias mesas de mar.
MOI ovaladas con pies de hierro--un esneio
euerpo ent ro--uua vldriera negra con los cua.
tro freutes y divsiones de erstal ToSn ne. nsa'
pio para cafe. Informara ID. Jose Glands
RELoJERlA INGLESA, San Justo 10
II. 3D..
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-12-08

Tn pasaje. Ida y vuelta
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-12-08
900 mil pesos faertes!

BILLET S DE LA L0TERIA NAcI0NAL
EXTRAORDINARILY DE MADRID,
PARA Ell % DE DICIEMBRE.
De venta en- Fl rs fGRAFo, San Justo q
:. MELON &Gt h. % g.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-12-08
TARIFA DE PASAJE
ENTIRE NEW YORK Y SAN JUAN
Un pasaje en- l. & camara. . So
TARIFA DE FLETE PARA NUEyA-YoRK.

Cafe, AzMcar, Mieles, etc, segun con.
Venlo especial con los agentes, hpres de
capa.
LA MAS BARATA RUTA para Europa
VA NEW-foRk con opcion permanecer en-
ul'Ho puhto los pd5aJero5 todo el tempo
que JuZguen oportuno.
Conocimiento boleta de pasajes directos
SO uau en- tolos IoS puertos donue los yapo
res ue la companIa tocan, para Eur ia. Ca
tuuG ID SION eh coneMon con las sIguien-
tes nneas dc vapores:
VIA NEW YORK.-Pyr Ia de c,,oo,d
Hhtte Std!', M"d" parA y desde Lirerpo0L
~ TW GERMAN LtOya para y uesde Bremen,
-H0ntO"T9 american Pdchet C0a,paIay para
y desle AntbtFeS. - GentTdl Ira1sdttdutir
C0ml)1ny para y desdc HaGre. .-1nch r Line
para desde LoitdreS q Gl0sgOtc. -lleycitn,,LS
DeSpdtch e International u Line para Y ,ie.-
tVioa los puhtoa ael CaItddd.- 4HetI'0p0.t-
dn Line para desde Boston.
BoLETA DIRECTA PARA EUROPA,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-12-08

NInos memories de tres amos no pagan pa
safe. Entire tres y doce amos mitad die Ia.
stJe. Criados acompalando sus amos dos
terceras paItes del pasaje.
Para mas informes tipos de fietes dirf.
Janse los agentes de la compania.
San Juan de Puerto-Rico.
0. ~ Sobrinos de Ezqetiaga.