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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1882-03-15

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More bare-faced than before.
Charles Lamb remarked 7of one of his
critics: Toe more think OF him. the less
1 think of him"
The wor i kind of rheumatism is thespare
roOmatism. Many an unhappy guest has
crowded in between its icy sheets and died
of it.
At darkey camp meeting nea T here lasl
summer, an old sister shouted;
81 wish was June bug,
| Fly away to Heb5en."
You may talk of unpolluted Joy and all
wool bliss yard wide, but it's hard 10 lay
over the keen, cool calm OF the boy who
rattles two mutton bones together and sings
the latest negro melody while he sits on the
top rail of the fence and swings his sore toe
athwart the glad sunlight of careless boy
hood.
We have many times been an unwilling
listener to the said he" and said II nara
tions in public conveyances and elsewhere.
but never knew an instance where the said
I's' didn't say all the smart things, and the
said he's" all the stupid and vicious ones, or
where the said IS didn't come off victori-
Gus in the end.
The children of the blacklist Africans are
born white. In o month they become pale
yellow; in n year, brown; at four years, dirty
black, and at thirty, grossly black. The
blood OF blacks and whites is of the same
color. The coloring matter of blacks is sup
posed to be due to billions secretions in the
mucous membranes underneath the cuticle.
Sir L. Phillips.
In a truly rural district of Arkansas an
old man was accused of stealing q pig. It
was a clear case, but 10 the establishment of
everybody the Jury brought in verdict of
not guilty, in exact opposition to The evil
dence and the Judges charge. When the
Court adjourned the Judge approached tie
counsel for the defense and remarked:
Look here, my friend, 1 never. heard of
such verdict. / can not, as an impartial
dissemination of justice, allow so fragrant an
outrage to be peTpetrated on this COM
munlty. That man Is Is guilty rs Judas
but ii you will tell me the secret Of the ac-
quital I'll allow the verdict 10 pass" "You
sec, Judge. some of the Jurvmen was rather
young and some rather older" Eyes; but
what does that signify?' at signifies that
| run in the old mans twelve sons on the
Jury"
Among the inmates Of a Western Insane
Asylum is a man who is often perfectly
causes visitors TO wonder why he is confined
there. This inmate entered into converse
ton the other day with caller whose dress
proclaimed him q clergyman. Said the
mailman: ut was too bad, was it not, the
killing of Grant at Chicago?" at was"
said the minister, who followed the accepted
custom OF asserting to the statements of
lunaticS for peace sake. Hayes was aSSas-
sinated at Cincinnati, was he not?" again
asked the lunatic. Yes" replied the
clergyman. And was not Queen Victoria
murdered in her palsce?' To this query
from the madman the clerical visitor once
more answered in the affirmative. The
lunatiC named one after another dozen
living royal personages, all whom the clergy
man was led to ad NIT put out of the
way. Finishing his catechism, the madmal.
turned to the clergyman and said hercely:
" our dress would show you to be minis
ter, but you are the worst liar 4 ever met"
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1882-03-15
LET or DISEASES CURED BIZ
Railways SarSalarillian ReSOlvent.

Chronic Skin Diseases, Carries of the Rone I'm.
mors IN the Flood, Scrofulous Diseases. Bsd or
FeVe1 sa2as HSSit OF Body sPhiis and Venere
hlckets, White Swelling, Scsld Head. Uterfne
A1necuons, Csnkers, Glandular SwellingE. Nodes.
" M,ssung and Decay OF the Body, Pinlpies and
der Diseases Chronic RheuustiSn snd Cont
consumption, Gravel and Cslculous Deposits and
varieties OF the above Complaints 70 which some
u[ 11S are given sRecious names.
We assert tnat there is no known re1nadv that
possesses the curative power over theSe dissessas
mat RsdWay's Resolvent furnishes III cures sten
~ step, surely, from the foundation and restoree
tne inlured parts to their sound condition. The
Is supplied to the system, from which new ma.
terlal is formed This is the rst Corrective uozey
OF Railways Resolvent
II tnose who are taking these medicines for the
Slre o. chronic, Scrofulous SyphiliStc disease
however slow may be the cure f'feeI betteTS' aud
Dna thelr general health improving, their feSh
Sho weight increasing, even keeping q own N
these diseases the patient either gets better OF
Nose-the virus OF the disease is not fnacffve. m
not arrested and driven from the blood IL VIII
spread and continue to undermine the constitT..
patient feel better every heur ycU viii fr1S
oss5er' sno increase In health. stT6lgth and feGh
OVARIAN Tu1rORs-
The removal or J-lcse juniors by Radvzv,s
HSeOIVeht Is nov so certainly established that
Naal was once considered almost miraculous n
NV NV a common recognized fact by all parties
Krsnf ms me fsfS 81 doi EaHash P BnSPP Mrs O.
puDlShed IL our Almanac for 1879; also, that OF
MS; .. s. Bibbins, IA the present edition Of oui
One bottle contains more o. the active prfnc1
pes OF Medicines than sny other Preparation,
leken In TeaSpO0nful doses while Othen reoui9s
I've or six tines much.
One Dollar Per Bottle.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1882-03-15

Our Republican friends are in great
trouble. They are required to explain how
it was that they carried Indiana in the late
Presidential campaign. At one time the in
dications were that the facts were pretty
well understood. At the great Dorsey ban
quet in New York, where U s. Grant pre-
sided. and where Mir. Arthur and Mr..
Beecher made speeches, the question was
definitely settled. and ex-senator Dorsey
was crowned victor. 1t was great event.
Mr.. Arthur himself placed upon Dorsey Is
brow the wreaths and chaplets of triumph.
And s. P. Conner, Esq, informed the world
how Dorsey managed matters. Further ex-
plantations are not required.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1882-03-15

Nh ANTHONY COMsTocK, OF New York
City, is the Secretary of the Society for the
Suppression of Vice, and from hisOwn state
ment, made in an address delivered in New
York few evenings since, we conclude he
has all the business he can attend to. The
address contains many startling statements
relating to the publication and distribution
of obscene literature, and the effect pro-
duced upon a large number of youth of
both sexes Mr. Comstock has been Secre-
tary of the Society for the Suppression
of Vice" for ten years, and during
that period has seized and destroyed 1854
pounds of obscene books and sheet stock,
and 2O3, 5S4 pounds of obscene pictures and
photographs. The influence of what is
termed flash literature" was commented
npOn by Mr.. Comstock in a style well calcu-
lated to arrest the attention OF parents, not
only in New York, but throughout the land.
Much of this reading matter, though
Stree from indecency," makes day dreamers
of susceptible youth and is productive
only Of evil consequences. 1t is far removed
from chaste fiction, designed to adorn
the mind with pleasing fancies and
strengthen virtuous purposes The sick
ening details of loathsome crimes is
another style of flash literature
which can have only a demoralizing effect
upon youthful minds, and the other class
of literature which Mr. Comstock's society
is striving to exterminate is of that beastly
kind for the characterization of which no
words have been coined. The effect of the
blood and thunder literature, that which
gives all the details of crime and the deeds
o9criminals, is shown to be productive of
more criminals, and the facts are given
which conclusively prove the proposition.
Mr.. Comstock said:
Last year / gathered the accounts OF boy and
girl criminals under twenty years of age. Thirty
three between the ages of eight ana twenty were
guilty Of larceny; twenty-five between seven and
twenty-one, of burglary seven between the ages
of nine and twenty-One were guilty OF murder;
eleven, the oldest sixteen, committed highway
robbery; twenty-nine under twenty were arrested
fOrgsmbling, and two boys and girls committed
suicide. It is fine employment for our stalwsrt
policemen to Gluten a club in one hand and a
schoolboy ia the other. The figures for February,
this present month, more than bear out what
eldest only twenty one, for larceny, five murders
by boys between nine and fourteen. and one girl
shot her father and four suicides under eight
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1882-03-15

News from the OverflOwed districts along
the Mississippi River below Memphis is
simply appalling Nothing like it has hith-
ertO occurred. Hundreds and thousands of
people are houseless and homeless. SicL-
ness, hunger, starvation and death confront
the unfortunate people on every hand, and
SuccOr can only come to them through Con-
ress. The country has an overlooking
reasury. Congress can afford the relief re-
iuired, and only Congress Prompt action
5 the imperative demand.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1882-03-15

THE County Commissioners would save
money by buying horse and buggy or even
a double team and q stylish phaetOn for Mr..
Assessor Rau to attend to the assessment of
this Township. They allowed him $500 in
October, 1880, for buggy hire. Two months
of such extravaganza would buy handsome
driving outfit, and then the Commissioners
could have good time "airing" themselves
an hour or two a day, and have just as much
law for it as they had to allow one cent to
Mr. Rau for buggy hire.
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columbus Times. I

There were four bales of cotton. brought to
market yesterday from the plantation of
Colonel f. Terry, who lives near Waverly
Hall, Harris County, Georgia, that were
grown AMI gathered in the year 1860, baled
with ropes, and have been reposing in his
gin house ever since. He was offered forty
seven and one-half cents for it in 1863 but
would not sell because he thought the reve-
nue. tax of three cents pound was unjust,
and he said he would rather burn the cotton
than to submit to such injustice by the Gov
eminent He had a. the close OF the War
upward of 100 bales OF cotton, and still has u
few more left.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1882-03-15
Murder Arixnnsas.

LITTLE Rock, Ark, March 9-News was
received here to-day of a terrible tragedy in
Harrisburg Poinsett County, which oc-
CURED Tuesday evening. Professor E. J.
Wilmot, a teacher and County Treasurer,
and ]. ]. Smith had an alteration about
the former whipping the latter's child in
and struck Wilmot on the head. The blow
crushed the skull. the brains oozed out and
the victim died in three hours. Smith sur
rendered. The affair caused the greatest ex-
element ever known in the community.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1882-03-15

In refusing to commute the sentence of a
st. Louis murderer. the Governor of Missouri
says: III have not one particle of sympathy
for the murderers of women. who, after the
cowardly deed, shrink behind the co Gard's
plea of insanity and plead for mercy. They
should remember that the law was not made
for mercy, but punishment, and that, having
had no mercy toward their victims, they
have no right TO ask for such from the ex-
ecutOrS of the law"
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The suit was styled Nv. L. Bonner against
l.. B. Prater and others, and was for a mule,
claimed as mOrtgaged property by the plain
tiff. After the speeches the Jury retired to
lind a verdict. and it was found that they
were equally divided. Instead of discussing
the disputed points and trying to agree, two
of the opposition Jurors agreed TO match
dollars 10 see which side should have the
mule The dollars were matched and YER
dict was accordingly rendered for the de-
PENDANTS.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1882-03-15

THE reputation New jersey has secured
for furnishing rascals of extraordinary di-
mansions is equal to that of any State in
the Union. Few men outrank Mr.. Cashier
Baldwin. and now it comes to light that one
of the Directors of the wrecked Newark in
stitution aided the cashier in his crooked
proceedings. His arrest followed the dis
closure, and he is under bonds to the
amount of $50 900 to appear and answer.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1882-03-15
As a Cure for Piles

Kidney Wort acts first by overcoming in the
mildest manner all tendency TO constipa-
ton; then, by its great tonic and invieor
ating properties, it restores TO health the de-
bilitated and weakened parts. We have
hundreds of certified cures, where all else
had failed. Use it and suffer no longer
Exchage.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1882-03-15

The restrictions in regard to the importa-
ton of American meats have been largely
withdrawn at foreign ports The people
would have American meats, and showed a
marked preference for American prices
The dangers from trichin:e. etc, were no
doubt largely exaggerated, and it is Proba-
bly, the case that American pork and lard
greatly superior to any articles of the
sort habitually sold in European markets.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1882-03-15
Another Newark Bank Director
Trouble.

NEWARK \. J., March 9.-Director
Stephen III. Condiet, of the Mechanics
National Bank, was arrested to-day on a
civil suit brought by Receiver Frelinghuy-
sen, bail bond being fixed at S250,00O. The
charge is that Condiet had Knowiedge of the
situation of the bank, and concealed it from
the other Directors, and that the loss to the
bank after his knowledge was acquired was
100000, and that he personally profited by
concealing such information.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1882-03-15

WHAT have the County Commissioners to
say to the very questionable manner, to
state it very mildly, by which they have al
lowed Mr.. Assessor Rau to have the run of
the County treasury to the tune OF over
$4,000 for assessing the Township?
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1882-03-15

THE House Committee on Naval Affairs
has agreed upon the outlines of bill pro-
viding for the construction of ships of war,
including six steel cruisers. four harbor
torpedo boats, fosr cruising torpedo boats,
and one ram
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1882-03-15

THE decrease of the public debt for the
month of February will be about So, 600, 900,
being about $1,000 900 less than the average
decrease since June last. The falling off is
due to the heavy payments made during
February, one item of which was about
$4,000 600, on account of pensions.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1882-03-15
OtH 8ntrt&meI.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH Is

REPORTS from nearly every County in ten
of the chief wheat growing States show a
high ratio of condition Of winter wheat
with an important increase in acreage.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1882-03-15

THE money value Of the American dairy
roduct is near 500, 600, 900, which is greater
han the wheat or corn product, and ex-
eeds that of cotton and wool combined.
apital invested exceeds 81, 900, 900.
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Sold BY DTugg1gn.
Read "FALSE AND TRUE.
Send letter stamp to RAILWAY 4 Co., No.
Warren, corner Church street, New York.
Information worth thousands VIII be sent
TO THE PUBLIC:

There can be no better guarantee OF the virtue Of
DR.. Railways old established R. r. Remedies than
the base and worthless limitations of them as they
de False Resolvents Relief and Pills. Besure and
ask for Rsdway's, and see that the name Rad
way" Ia on wbAt you buy.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1882-03-15

The above table contains information that
those who are interested in the coal supply
can study with profit.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1882-03-15
RAILWAYS
Regulating Pills
Perfect PurgatIves, ScOthIHs EperIeats ACT
without Pain, Always ReIiabIessHd Nate.
raj In Their Operation.
4 Vanafahlp SnhSfitnfp fnr EalnnaI
A Vegetable Substitute fer CalOmel.

Perfectly tsstelees, elegantly coated with zwes
gum, purge, resulate;, purify, cleanse and
orders of the stomach, liver, bowels, kidneys,
bladder, nervous diseases, headache constipation,
coStiveness, indigestion, dyspepsia, bilio1snesz,
fever Inflammation OF the bowels, piles and all de-
rangements OF the internal visceIa. Waranteda
effect cure. Purely vegetable, containingE
mercury, minerals or deleterious drugs.
Observe the following symptoms resulting frof
diseases OF the Digestive Orgsns.
Constipation, inward piles, fullness OF blood
the head, acidity of the stomach, nausea, hear
burn disgust Of food, fdllness or weight int1G
stomach sour eructstions, sinking or autteringa
the heart, choking OF suffering sensations when
q lying posture, dimness of vision, dots or webs
before the sight, fever and dull pain In the head,
deficiency Of perspiTation, yellowness OF the skin
and eyes, pain In the side chest limbs, and sud-
den fushes OF heat, burning in the-hesh.
few doses of Railways Pills viii Tree the Eys-
ten. from all the above name ddisorders.
PrIoe, IS cents per Bex.
a-1l
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A GRATEFUL RECOGNITION.

~. 30 cure chronic or long-stsndins disease "a
~ v.cso1y IN the healing art; that reasoning
remedy; that restores step by ster-by deTrees-
We ges p Soay which has been slowly attacked and
nso,J - oy al luscious disease, not only com.
III ksdwSy has furnished mankind with thai
vqnoerinl remedy, Railways sarsaperIllisn Re.
Ssavent, which accomplishes this result and s7,s.
IeIIlng humanity, who drag out an existence ~
p dth ana oisesse through long DAYS and lona
s nlsnA, owe him their gratitude. "-Medical Me-
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1882-03-15
MISCELLANEOUS NOTES.

With whiskers thick vi on my face,
went my fair to see
She told me she would never wed
A bear-faoed chsp bike me.
shaved them clean. then called again,
And thought my troubles DER,
she laughed outright, and said was
More bare-faced than before.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1882-03-15
HEALTH IS WEALTH.
Health Of Body is Wealth of Mind.
RADWA~
SaTsapaTII|Ian Res0IVeR4

Eure blood makes sound flesh, stronz bone IN
cleSr Min H you would have your iesh Am
your oones sound, without carries, aud your cor
SsoSSa;,. 'zlf' nae Railways SErzapsnilian b
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FALSE AND TRUE.

We extract from Dr. Railways 'srreatSss IN r,
ease ana It's Cure as follows: "- -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-10-08
AMIGO DE TODOS.
PItugaAs kuLtUw4x.

Mlliones lie personas, en t0d&b las parties
uei MunUO, tecumienOssA QtChtsH PIlOOrSik
comO ei nle9oI resLau1aLlvo ue la salud que
sc cOnOce. Eltas UuIan JO0es las atecClU-
ues uei corazon, uel mgadU, ueI eet0lhaKU,
dc los Ilnones ue IOe lnLest1nos, y remuS-
ven Ia acrlInonIa, la t1aIulencla y la cardial-
sls, expuisanuU ue la sansre LOda 1mpurezas,
lOrt5ieCienuo pletsMonJe etsIsLen1& neE-
vlOsO y OanuU un l0nO saluuable q Ia OE9S..
nl1AciOn general. ,. t'~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-10-08

Este Maravllloso DaiseAmo sana intalible
MenIe las netlUss l.nLlk uae, las llAgas, y los
males de pleIuas y &c pecho. POr medic
0e su lnnuencla laS ulceIas vlrulentas to-
h4tan Muy promo un dspeCtO cUnVa1eciente
J doSh iaLeCeu. JtsIua6 ueJA este un9Uentu
LeIClE61uELe ue p1VGUCiI unh CuTa peTIeCtu
4Os, las LOsos J I'll LeunAaLlslnO, aun cuanuv
Z Ia apo4auo eA vauC soQOs los deuaee
elueGlos.
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GRAN REBAJA.

La maQuina "Nacional Americana" de co
ssr doble pespunte, tan conocloa va en- toda
Ia lla, lor bus buenas cualidados, Sc expen-
der en IL successive, al m6dico pleci0 Ce doc.
pesos, porlCs GnicoA agentes en- esta Isla !
melon y 90. Sun JuktO IL Pto-RcO
hta 81 D.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-10-08
On pss.is. rdayvuslta.

Nif1os menores de tres amos no pagan pa
sale. Entire tres doce a1ios mitad dc pai
saje. Criados acompahando & sus amos dos
terceras partes del pasaje.
Tipos reducidos de fetes deede NeW-York
Il Pu rto-Rlco en- bandeIa espafI0la Il:
Por bl. conteniendo artfculos secos.. as cts.
ldem ldem iuem Ldmedos. ........ so ia.
Objetos r1ensurables, pie cdbico.... i'd.
ldem i>Os' uerapies, Quintal !. ........ I21 id.
Estos tipos reducidos de detes reaiT&n
siempre que haya en 81 puerto de New York
Igdn otro vapor competitor carRandO para
estus puertOs. En- caso contrari0 queda Vi.
eente la tarifa ordinaria.
As.ra LuAe lllluIlues y Llp0s de fietAs dirf.
hnse q los aHenteE de la e0Inba iifa.
Sau Juan de Pueito.Rico. eAx
o. 90 :Gabrinna de Eenninnn
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A l. l. u n rs

Los cigarriilos de esta acreditada marca
de Ia Habana, 10 reconocen rival. En- gu
elavoracion solo SO emplea la mejor rama
de las escogldas vegas dc Ia vuelta aLalo.
Fueron premiados en- las Exposiciones de
Paris, L6ndre, Viena, Chile, Flladelda On
uantas nan lido presentaaos q concursos
han Obtenido elempre los mas honCritico
premios. J@ "''.
Los fumadores inteligentes les dan sus
mas decidida preterencia.
En- touas parties son sohcitado los excelen-
tes cigarrlllos Ambrosia y ObseQuio de Allo.
nes, cuya marc. debe pedirse Gu todos los
estableclmiehtos importantes de esta isla, y
al por mayor q sus unlcos Agentes Sres. P
Martoreli y Go.
Mslina calle del Dep6slto nimero-6 Ca
pttal. -
funtos de venta en- esta ciuoad: Confite
terias La Mayorquina, La Palma, Cafe del
Comsrcio y La Zaragozana. .n Ee
Sucesores de Dorado Y Co., Sres. Dalmau
yCanti y TaoaqueIia de Antonio Oaubet y
Storer hijos. hta. d..
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SEnIIClt Dk ID ulVlII 1 PI0. aGa
CON EscALA EN NUEylTAs, aLBARA, CUBA,
PONCE, MAYAaUEz \ PUERTO RICO.
VAPOlk I" PAsA.J HIS. -

ADA
Saidrs ds Habana 81 19c y dc cada mes par.l
Nuevltas.
Id. dc Nuevltas oil dc I'd. id. Id. Gibara.
Id. de Gibara el 2 de i'd. id id. l3gU. de OuOh
Id. de Sg0. Cuba el 8 ia. Id. Id Ponce.
III. do Ponce el . ID. ia. ID. MayagHez
Id. de Mayaguez ei y id. III. id. san Juan.
RETOkNO.
SaldrS de Pto Rico el Is do cada mes para
Msysgdex. o...s.
ID. de Mayagdez 81 Ia id. i'd. i'd Ponce.
Id. dc r o & el 10 III i'd. i'd s. de CUBA.
Id. de s. de Cuba el - Id. ID i'd. GibarA.
Id. de Gibara 81 ~ ID. ID. id. Nuevltaa
Id. de NuevltaS el IL ID. III id. HabanA.
Los dias lO, entregara ests buque al vapor
corre0 que sale para Cudlz B0rcoloAa, la Car
ga que conuuce de los pLerLUS oe escala, co
inO lguaImente Ia que reClDa del VApOr r UEk-
aO-klCO, procedente de Oolon Puertos a..
faclicU.
Los dias 3, reclbirA Ia carga que conduzca
para .os puertos de 80 ruta para Colon }
PuertuS Gel Paclico, el vaptr cOrre0 que Sulv
ue Uaulz el Ola 80.
Servicio de Colon Puertos del Pacifco.
En- combination con las Lneas 0e IL mlslna
Empresa Trasatlentica AntiIiaHa, tXmbl6n
con las companlAS ueiterrO-carril de Panama
y vapores de la costa sur del Pacdico.
vAPOk PUERTO. RICO.
Wales de Ia Habana Colon.
SALIDAS. LLEGADAS.
De la HaDana eL :. IA A Sgo dc Cuba el.. IL
DE SgO. ue Cuba ei IL A oabaniiia eI. -. II
be SADanilla eI.... II A Colon ell. %. -. rs
4 REGRESO.f
De Colon e. ..... ~ A Sabanilia el..
DE SAbanlila el..., l A Sgo dc Cuba el.. 4
lie Sgo de Cuba el 5 A Habana el. -. 8
Los uias IL reciDil& este buQue en- Santiago
de Cuba, los trasbUrd.s que cUnduzcH u vap0r
tASAJks uel vapOr correo que sale el rs do
Bsrceiona y ~ do Caoiz y llegan los dias IL 4
iuertV-hlcU. ...-l ~. ~ st'Ft
LOB ulaS u ehtregara Ell Santiago de Cuba
ii vapor fASAJES, los tr6sbordOs que con.
unzca oe6de oabanluA Colon, larS u corT0o
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