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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-11-28

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do aiG. ella fos tubos para
gas, ,ferressris, pintura, aoei- ada do peso
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voZ h:t5ta R}J0 sAc1S. tsI ns3H
de 2cUs sacos. fate couvoncio- AL Idem.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-11-28

.~No me era dado recomendar con excAsA
cl Jarabe de RAbano iedado, pues. an
M Juicio es uno de los mas poderosos mo-
dlilcadores dc los consttuciones lima
Baio su influencia, ticeras escrofuloaaa
trado rebeldes la accion de tOdos los
causticos, las he viste cicatrizarse con
una celeridad extraordinaria. a
In los ninos, he visto tambien afecctonea
tubereulosas de los huesos modilcarSe
curarse mediante la administra cion del
Jarabe de Rabano iodado. " wa
Or cuEsNARp,
Antique Inferno de los Hospitales de- Paris,
Medlco en- Nueva-erlaans.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-11-28

Somos dichosos al sefialar los excelen-'
tes resultad0s que constantemente alcan-
Zatnos con el empleO del Jarabe de RAbsno
iodado como regenerador de la sanQre.
en- ciertas afecciones que proceden de una
aeriinonia cualquiera de ella, cuando eli TO-
dllro de potasiO, la esencfa de zarzaparrilla.
el aceite de higado de bacalao otfos mu,
chos depurativos en- boga eran insaflcientes
no podfan ser soportados por algun es-
tonnage muy delicadoD
nfA. FAvAoT,
Autor del Tratado Dc las intermediates
de las mtgeres v de las dfecc,o,les cGncere.as.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-11-28
LIN Il A
VAPORE5- -C0RRE0S ESPAN0LES,
.entre Ligsrpoolv Pusrto-Rico,
La VsvsM 1: ua lIsn m In iEsI:ltn.
Tipos >edncidcs 90 Eletes.

Despaeh&ndossun mo ei AZ 10 cada mes en- l
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-11-28
TABACOS ELABORADOS.

Brevas Imperiales cajas de SO tabacos.
Breyas en- hojas cajas de so tabacos. =. >
Brevas de Regalo caias de so tabacos..)
Id. cilindradas superior. ....... ...........
Regalia de L6ndres. .............:...
Id. ciindrada en- paquete de millar...
MiIlar bueno i'll. id. 16 id.................
Idem Id. 20 Id. .......................
Idem redondo idem idem idem. .........
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-11-28

Siempre que ell aceite de higade de baca.
lao es tornado con disgusto NAL tolerado
por los estomagos de los enfermos, dando
lugar sobre todo q la Harrea en- los nifios.
eSe medicamento eS ventajosamefte reeu-
plaZado por ell Jarabe de RAbano iodado
de GRIMAULT y Ca.
o. PETIT,
(EItracto de la Tribuna n,edica de pov;sJ
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-11-28

Esta preparation, los hechos clfnicos
10 han demostrado, esta indicada en- las
esniermedades del pecho, las escroftllas, 81
blandura de las carnes de los pifios. er,
ciertas ehfermedades de la piel. en- una
palabra. en- tedas las afecciones debidas
I'm vicio de la sangre
(E! EscdlpeIo Medice Belga a Dc fsbrero do 1877,
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1880-02-20
Brief kilograms.

MILWAUKEE, Feb. 12.-The Republican
State Convention is called for May 9th.
ALBANY, Feb. f2.-The Governor has
signed the oil permitting women TO vote
for school officers.
PARIS, Feb. IL. The total expenses aud
loss Of resources of France from The Franco
German war were 1888, 00O, 900 francs.
LONDON, Feb. 12.-The Post says the
announcement VI the muniicent donation
20 Ireland from Baroness Burdett Coutt
was exaggerated. Oniy 5000 was given,
with a promise of other acts of relief when
necessary.
WAsHIEsToN, Feb. 1.-THE Senate, in
an executive session, confirmed all Of the
supervisors of the census for California as
well as those for Colorado, Oregon, Arizona,
Dakota, Idaho, Montana, New Mexico,
Washington Territory and Wyoming.
NEW YORK, Feb. 13.-Mrs. Tweed,
widow OF William NJ. Tweed, died to-day
at Paris.
NEW YoRK. Feb. 13--Bret Harte is re.
ported about 10 resign his Consulate and
return. The German climate has not agreed
with him, and he has been far from we'll.
CINCINNATI, Feb. 12.-Official announce
ment is received from CARDINAL Simeoni Of
the appointment OF Bishop Elder az coad-
iutor OF Archbishop Purcell. Bishop Elder
knows nothing of tho r.atter except news
paper gossip
NEW YORK, Feb. ia Washington
special TO the Telegraph says, the steam
ship Adams, which, sailed from San Fran
cisco under sealed orders, is destined for
Panama aud will go from thence to Mica
ragua. This movement shows that our
Government IL looking after the Canal bust
ness. II is understood that a portion OF
the Nicaragua canal route will be surveyed
BIZ the officers Of the Adams
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1880-02-20
Political Gossip.

WASHINGTON, Feb. H.-Information
from North Carolina says the excitement
over tho election of delegates to the Chica-
go convention is on the increase. The
friends and agents of Sherman are working
with a win to secure district delegates.
Two delegates who were supposed to be for
Sherman have now declared for Grant.
Ecklin will not be elected but he will
probably not venture in the House again
this session.
Respecting the effort of thu Rouse Elec-
ton Committee to uDseat WashbnrRe, Of
Minnesota, by oyefturning bis majority of
1900, it is understood that two Democratic
members of the Committee-Speer of Geor-
gia and Clark of New York-do not concur
in the action Of their colleagues. Speer has
declined to attepd the meetings of The Com
mittee TO avoid being bulldozed and Clark
has expressed himself very decidedly
against the counting out of some votes
which must be disposed of TO get a majority
for Donnslfy.
Secretary Sherman has interested the
services in his behalf of Bishop Wood, of
the African Methodist Church, who is prob
ably che most influential colored preacher
in the whole South.
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Influencing Legislation.

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 12.-The unem
ployed workingman again assembled to-day
at the Sand Lots. and after some speeches
from the leaders marched 10 procession to
the offices of the Mission Wooden Mills and
Selby smelling works, demanding the dis
charge of the Cinnamon in their employ at
both places. They were told that the mat
ter would be considered by the directors
and an answer given in few days. The
procession then returned to the Sand Lots,
and after further speeches broke up. The
proceedings were orderly and the crowd
apparently good natured.
The best grounded opinion regarding the
demonstrations now being made by the
workingmen Is that they are designed to
influence Legislation now pending. A bill
is now before the legislature to enforce the
provision in the new Constitution prohibit
Jog corporations from employing Chinese,
and several of the wcrkingmen's leaders
are at Sacramento urging lis passage. The
bill passed the Senate to-day by an over
whelming majority and similar result is
expected in the Assembly. A comparison
of the debate on the bill in the Senate yes
terday with the vote to-day SEEM to indi-
cate that the demonstration of the work.
iugmen has materially influenced the action
| of the Senate.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1880-02-20
Kecping the Horse Dark

CHICAGO, Feb. 13.-rhe Iater Ocean has
the following double headed editorial: Per-
sisteut efforts of certain journals which are
hostile to General Grant in trying to make
people believe that Hon. e, B. Washburne
is a candidate for the presidency, has be-
come annoying to that gentleman aud he
authorizes the Inter Ocean to announce
that he is not and under no circumstances
will he be such candidate. He is for
General Grant for the presidency, first, last
aud all the time. He further says that a
friend who wrote in this paper the other
day that he was candidate for Governor
of Illinois, was more Jealous than WISE.
The Inter Ocean is fully authorized to
announce that he is candidate for no pub
lie position whatever; that it is his earnest
desire to see Grant nominated and elected
for President. He believes Grant is the
man for the place above all others; that he
is the man to lead the party to success and
the country on the road to permanent pros
perity. Washburne appreciates the COM
pliment intended by many earnest friends
in mentioning his name for these high
positions, but understands also that his
name is being used to divide and demoralize
the stalwart force and he desires, in this
way, to put an end to it all.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1880-02-20
DARK HORSES
NOTES OF THE DAY.

Mis-. Hayes weighs 175 pounds.
Christ Church, Boston, is now over $50
years old.
"Ouida" has written new novel, enti-
tied Moth"
There are 50 Mormon Churches in Eng
land and Ireland.
Mrs. SouthwoTth, the prolific novelist, has
never known we'll day.
Bristow, who is growing fat, has been
made social lion in Boston.
The ministers in the United States Az
erage about s25 a year from marriage fees.
Il is estimated that Vanderbilt could sell
out at present for considerably over $780,
100000.
More than half of the glass used
in the United States IS produced in Pitts
burg. Pa.
Women are fond of flowers because they
resemble them. They never shut up ex-
cept when they are asleep.
The pain caused by the sting of plant
or an insect is the result of certain amount
OF acid poison injected into the system.
To prevent glue from cracking when
dry, add about one tablespoonful of giycer-
inc to pint Of the solution while II is hot.
A German scientist has succeeded in OBJ
tanning chemical composition by means
Of which a mirror image may be fixed and
sold as photograph.
A New York belle was married the other
day In her grandmother's wedding dress,
made 20 years ago. Nobody objected to
the antiquity on the contrary. the MORE
antique the better.
aDear Louise, don't let the men come
too near you when you are counting"
"0h, no, dear ma; when Charles is here We
always have one chair between u.s." Moth
or thinks the answer is rather ambiguous.
The National debt is getting boiled down
to only q little over $4,000. 10000 We
came ont of the war with debt of over
"a, 000, 900. 900; we therefore have some
reasons for congatulatiug ourselves on the
present showing.
Billy Haines, tho intrepid mail carrier be.
tween Bodia aud Ma'nmoth, New, who
was out in the heavy snow storm fes
days ago and nearly frozen to death, u
badly maimed in consequences. Both legs
have been amputated below the kuees, the
left arm above the wrist aud all the fingers
Of the right hand.
A machine for plastering walls has beer
Invented, which consists in receptacle fol
the mortar, the segment OF cylinder II
form. Its provided with hinged plat'
that presses against the mortar, aud, AZ
the receptacle is moved upward against the
wall, presses the plaster out through |
narrow-gauged opening at the bottom.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1880-02-20
Political Pulling.

WASHINGTON, February 1S.-It is stated
here by intimate friends Of Senator Conk-
ling that he intends to 90 TO Chicago as a
delegate at Ian &c from New YofS, and that
he will there take the lead of the Grant
forces.
Notwithstanding the adverse action OF
the House Committee to-day upon the
Joint resolution rendering the use OF the
unfinished National Museum in this city
for the National Democratic Convention,
the committee OF Washingtonians will still
urge upon the National COMMITTEES the
claims Of this city as the best place Tor
holding the convention, and the Dis riot
authorities Intend to offer the K street Mar
ket House, an immense yaulted structure,
which would afford ample accommodation.
The prospects OF Washington securing the
Convention seem TO be increasing, as there
il strong feeling against Cincinnati OF
ill-treatmeut heretofore expsrieiced in
that city by some candidates not favored
there and as the other places prominently
named for the Convention are poorly pro-
yided With hotel accommodations, or else,
like Chicago and Saratoga Springs, care
very little about having the CONVENTION.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1880-02-20
GUY Fawkes in Russia.

sT. PETERSBURG, Feb. l7.-There ha .
been an abortive attempt made to kill the
Imperial family by exploding mine in the
Winter Palace. Five soldiers were killed
81 wounded.
LONDON. Feb. 17.-Later dispatches from
St. Petersburg reports the mine was laid
under the guard room Of the Winter Palace
which in Immediately under the dining bali.
Owing to an accidental delay the Imperial
family had nos entered tue latter at the
usual time. Tns explosion IN tde hole IN
the floor of the dining ball ten feet long
and six wide.
ST.. PETERSBURG. Feb. 1S.--The NINE
exploded last evening in tn basement Of
Winter Palace was filed with dynamite aud
gun-cotton. The train by which it was
Cred can be traced to cellar in tho inner
court where a quantity OF fusl was secretly
stored.
New YORK. Feb. l9.-Sipcs official in
quiry into the cause Of the explosion at the
| Winter Palace. st. Petersburg, commenced
the workmen who were engaged in the
room Immediately beneath the guard room,
the scene Of tbs explosion, have fed. Tue
cause of the delay of the Gar in entering
the dining hall was owing to his reception
Of Prince Hess, who had just arrived to take
part in the 25th anniversary of the Czar's
accession to the throne.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1880-02-20
THE BUSINESS BOOM.

The bu,ness boom which is bringing
prosperity to the States does not materially
benefit Montana. This Territory princi-
pally produces treasure-money The
States produce articles of consumption.
Aside from stock and wool we have little
to export except that which represents
money. Our product does not advance ;
the State products do. Hence we have to
pay higher for all importations without Q
corresponding advance in value of Montana
product and the welfare of our State neigh
bors is all the comfort we can derive from
the advance in manufactured articles. This
has been enormous during the past
FIVE months as il shown by the following
statement sent Us by carriage manufac-
tory at Cincinnati, O., to explain the ad-
vance In prices OF vehicles. Following are
advances on goods In their line for the four
nonths eudipp Jan. 90 1850:
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All other goods have advanced approx
rnateiy. Tie impression prevails. however,
that these advances will not be maintained.
Low prices had to large extent closed
manufactures. Resumption OF specie pay
ments, restored confidence aud national
prosperity created laAt fall al immediate
demand that gave the working industries
an opportunity Of which they took advan-
tage. High prices have inspired competi-
ton and il is fair to calculate on lower
prices before the year ends than now pre-
vail. We understand that apprehension Of
this Is evidenced In light purchases all over
the country and this itself viii terd TO check
advances. Commercial travellers In Mon
tana complain OF light orders although
stocks here are low and the business outlook
has never been better. II Is safer to not
buy too heavy this spring and take chances
for easier markets later in the season.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1880-02-20
Unseating Washburne i.

CAIcAGo, February IA Washington
special says The House COMMITTEES on
Elections has decided to unseat Washbu Ina
(Republican) in favor of Donaelly Demo
cras. This will give the Democrats another
State in case of tie in the Presidential
election. Washburne had 5000 majority |;
q claim of bribery will be set up. 1t is
manifest that the deep purposes of the
Democracy, which was revealed in the at
tempt in the State of Maine, is again dis
closed in this attempt to rob the people Of
Minnesota of their rights. 1t is not the
intention of the subcommittee to make a
report in writing, but each member will
submit his views orally to the whole CON-
mittee. Such report might not be a
pleasant campaign document in thu hands
of the Republicans. A Democratic mem
Der of the subcommittee characterized the
case as very difficult aud perplexing one,
and hoped the action Of the committee
would commend itself TO the lovers of good
government and fair dealing throughout
the country.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1880-02-20
The Blaine Boom Programme.

CHICAGO, Feb. 13.-The Tribuae's WASH
ington special says: The Blaine move
ment will soon be actively begun. A club
is TO be organized here in a day or two for
the purpose Of forming nucleus for the
campaign. Blaine himself has gone to
New York and it is not improbable that
his visit there will have the effect to pre-
vent the fultillment of Conkling's predic-
ton to instruct for Grant. Blaine's friends
here understand that the object of his visit
TO New York is to ascertain how formidable
the Grant movement is, aud whether it
would be practicable to interfere with the
workings of the Conkliug machine. Each
day discloses some new facts, making 1t
seem more certain that Illinois is TO be the
pivotal State in the Blaine campaign. The
first open demonstration for Blaine in Hi
nois will be made at a meeting of the State
central committee at Chicago, February
25th. Gentlemen very familiar with the
workings of the committee expect that
fully LOCO Blaine men will be in Chicago
at that time. 1t Is the purpose OF Rlaine's
friends to have some skilled speakers there
to advocate Blaine's cause. Senator
Cameron has, within few days, talked
very plainly To his friends in regard to
Grants nomination. He says his own pur-
pose is to support that candidate, wherever
he may be, whose chances Of election seem
best. As to Grant, unless those now manag
ing HIS case become convinced before the
convention that he can be nominated on
the first ballot, his name will not De brought
before the convention ut all. As TO the
Harrisburg convention, he says the endorse
ment of Grant would not have been at
tempted in view OF the shape things have
taken, if it had not been necessary in order
to prevent bis (Cameron's) defeat. To
avert thus he had the help OF quite num-
Der of prominent Blaine men among the
| delegates, whose loyalty to himself in State
affairs they placed before their support Of
any presidential candidate. As to the
nomination Of Blaine, he did not consider
| it an expedient thing to do.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1880-02-20
, Knott in the Corporation string

WASHINGTON, Feb. 17.-Hous'-The bill
removing causes from State b Federal
Courts was taken up in the monlng hour'
Knott supported it. He instanod the great
pawer of corporations, one OF which, IKE
an enormous Octopus, stretched It's mon
strous tentacles into eleven Staes, control
led G, 900 miles of railroad, and Is financial
operations were only second to the gov
ernment itself. Congress could not disturb
these parasites on the body piltlc, out IL
ought to deprive them OF extraordinary
,r;vileges. Al this bill contem dated, which
tbsy had in contravention TO ne Constitu-
ton. He criticised the couts' DECISIONS
which regarded corporation as citizen
The logical conclusion from nese decisions
was that it might become President OF
General of the Army, but had no sou
and could not take an oath Or be damned
The bill went over.
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Perpe sual Motion Discovered.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, February 1s.-The
State Journals Marion special tonight
gives an account of the discovery of per-
petual motioa by VIM. s. obern and VIM.
f. Hyett, of Richland township. Marion
county. The truth of The discovery is
soacbed Tor By leading citizens. 1t con-
sists OF large iron wheel containing a
number of slides, inclined planes, etc, II
will start itself. obern is miller; Hyet,
a mechanic. They have been working on
the machine for some time. A model ha,
been made and sent to Washington for pat
ent. Meantime the patentces keep watch
under lock and key.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1880-02-20
Elevator Blown Over.

CHICAGO, February IL. The Imperial
Mills elevator, situated on the corner of
Sixteenth and Dearborn streets, was blown
down this morning. $4,000 bushels of
grain which it contained were spilled on the
ground. 1t was 100 feet high and l10x60
feet in extent, with capacity of 200. 600
bushels. Tbs mill adjoining was badly
damaged. The establishment was owned
by Douglass g. Stewart, who have other
extensive mills IN Iowa and Canada. 1t
was under the management of Wheeler s.
Co. The elevator, which cost 100000 to
800, 900, is total loss. The loss on wheat
is about 500, 900; loss to the mill, $50, coo.
There is no insurance covering this kind of
accidents.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1880-02-20
A Beer Guarding

MEMPHIS, Tenn, February l7--on sun
day night revenue officer Coaker captured
a still belonging to Malcolm aud Haskins,
in Henry county, near thu Kentucky line
The officer and four men we're pursued by
thirty moonsLirers and took refuge 10
hau4s near ~hare the capture was made.
The moonshipers guarded the house all
night, but, fearing detection, disappeared
at daylight, and the officer succeeded IL
bringing tho still Into Paue's, Teau. Two
thousand gallons of beer were destroyed.
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WASHINGTON, TO- Major Reno has sent
a very urgent letter to the President, ask
ing permission to resign his commission in
the army rather than suffer dismissal.
Accompanying the decision of the court
was recommendation for mercy, signed
by all Of its members, and as Reno has been
o gallant soldier. and bis offenses have been
attributed to intoxicating liquors, the Presi-
dent is disposed to give him the privilege
of resigning in order to saTe his record.
The President isvsry tender hearted about
these matters. Not long ago he allowed
jerome, Of the Seventh Cavalry, to resign,
when he had been sentenced 10 dismissal
BY court-narfial and viii probably do
the same 10 TIA Reno case.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1880-02-20
A Law of Health.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-THE House
Committee GA Manufactures has agreed TO
report favorably the bin prohibiting adul-
teratiou of articles of food aud drink by
the use of ingredients deliterious to health,
and prescribing penalties therefor. The
bill provides that any person having cause
TO suspect the character Of any article of
food or drink may demand a sample of
the same and the dealer refusing to COM
ply shall be- subject to arrest, and fine not
exceadinr 500.