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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-08-17
PAsAJEs INTERCoLoNIALES.

La Compah q, como se v6 en- la tarifA de
pssajes hace una importantiaimA reduction
4 los sehores emplsAdos y o6ciales de-
El6rcito en- esta islG J sus famlliAs.
oosDIcIosKA
II vAloF Dc las neasdAs sItraaissAs ssra aiAAo
pcr Ia AgeneiA de HAnsEa qas Ia Lem pAhia sucaes
Coz. 81 eQuivAlsnis 60 noasdA eosslsnta a. llpS
sue RIA sn n plaza a szPsdzacA
coxckSIosKs,
KmsA AgeaeiA s1psds pAaAjss d. ids yn.lr sa
los wales taEsres2sataIss VALDEZ pos ggus ssp. ,z
IN 10 p-S Dc rseAlA; loo pasa1laasAsss. yalaos
por an n0e con aa VI pS as rssAlA
toda tAm'ltA eayo pAsaIs eaEgals q ExexiAnts
Do pAsAia d. eAzaAEA. - 10 essSaGssA ga sssasa
Uaa nl.na psssoaa iAaIlla ae ,,..6. ,...x A..
reeho Ia . dos eopcesto.sa assss o a. Aa.a
Lea athcs mseoeus as aae~ EAa gfatas, as a.
anoe pAgasAa 10 eRAsA pats d paAsks as a. IN
Ahea u ni1ds De ~ eEnpsAans 90 SAs.nxss N.
unfAfAn p@sAls sateral CxAhas sSa sanlaaa saara
wares alhes nsHerss 4s pas Asoa ss.s Sks - sss.
"a. los asnAs pAsasAA - sEA'ss As paAslt
PAsAJKs DK cnlApoa
Lea preeaos para Ice esasass eza esssass hssss.s
hAvrs. sssAs De sfAaa0s tgx.
HLETka.
Los cosessnisasos 9s cage asbsa ssu psusux..,
aes e. u AxsaeAA aos " &ss-Ga a&as.Aessa AZ a,
@lissnaoss 10 ga lA1EAA tsAsaa 90 .asas a. aums.
FAsA sS4A class d aniarns aassEsss q Asuass
pssAapAi
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-08-17
AJUSTES HIDRAULICOS.
Patentizados de Duncan Stewart y Comp, Ingania-
ros, Glasgow, EsCOcia. Adaptables q todos los
m0linos trapiCheS de cana

Con empeo sguentes ven.
sjas iumediatas indiscntibles:
NJ
cosecho. - :. 80 -,
q Una reguaidsd pmsnente entrads de tr.piche
Economis de brszos hay nedad
molids.
Evs todos los nesgo de roturas las maquna
pus sluste niirauco rve de regulator ab
aFss aco de errar agd extrano duo unto
Tan afacto so estos
ratos monado Ia Hacienda BARRANCAS E. Sslss
p6xDa zs hlaran instados
ciendss de Jurisdiction REPARADA FORTUNA sERRANO CR
TINA, LUOIANA MERCEDITA. -,
Para mas iuformes dgirse Dda ugeniero mecAnico
de los fabrantes
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-08-17

Issa snprssa ha dispussss rssisalsmsas.
ouA los yapores 3e ID misma, qua sAlsn del
nucrkp az Nnnlun1~ 81 20 Dc osds nsa, Goa
8uEean. sdsrnla Do b carEs ds squsi vssste ,
IA do n CosuAa, todA u qas @ prssseis 90 los
puertos Sxtxsniercs, Pw2h Hsws. Dwasas y
lnSwss, para I'm, Poa@ J Aayassa
Lcs Mgsss Ss q Oempalia Sss 6ss-
IL este p.srte - 6irisss 81 Nevts Dc
EspeAe, salss d Ssataadsv pare L.
oerpoel, Y ds este Pssnte pars 81 Hare.
Ptos- Rico, Marse l. do ieee.---Les eonng-
aataries, ScbriAOs Il Hsqsiasa-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-08-17
iAvISO!

isaa~' sexElass Esriqaes. Professors
Sas~ssss es tsssrweesaa Prsmsria, par
fsssa n F-Allss 5s essa CAPITAL Aa-
ass .AsHsa ~ Essahleelnsea. d sa.
sssa.sa ss = eaiss as Ia ana, I'd.
ssss -. a1msssss1s sskAs s.skres sln
'xaFsassass EiTssA
rsxssa EAoe. jsssa ae iSSs %
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-08-17
LCIlTERLs PlfMfl2LDIS
IIBROS

Ii B1IoS
rcc oldoa poF Ell Qlssrao IN
p0r co~roo or IA irnOrursa
Gel 6OLETlN AEaCAN-
TIL.
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: sss@@sa
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f~sssA
t43ss g. Fs@AS NJ .As.
A@easa - "a saka@s. lAespsa,
Aasss
A2s4 aa sS@sp } sex@se pa4a -
ga - tasa ss&
kssssa - -~ 4ssaess4s "a 81 Ass.
" = 1eA tssaseewzss 80 = aasa
k8A tfss aasass 4saA ass4A
ssas.satF a aasxssa
4aAsef,a -'s s6 taf.
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M - - &axszsasssakA
M8A Has Ia EIAAg NAS4
Em8a ksansssana ss g. ssssssA - as
$50 Ns ksssssss sAssssa s> & 1xssSs
&c ssgA - aaa4s sw.a asa.
&sss 4 ssssas ass 4s.ss Maria =
fsA sssas4 sassss. Assa asa " sa ca
sAa kazsa. I tasswg@s "a b. h asAs
ss sA esssA 10 hs 4sa Afass 60.
- ssa, 81 ssss sas as Nas8 ssss.
= s4sasasss az kAssasasHa. N8 ~ &s
u asss : II : sAs mssss aassssass. 80
- AAs - ssN Ga sAsAassa 20 ssH
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-08-17
ilMPORTkNTEI


Acaban de recibir los que suscri
ben, por los 6ltimos vapores
Ladrillos de fuego.
Hero Ell llantas, galvanizado
liso y acanalado para techos, fon-
dos Carr6H de cuaiquier galonaje.
Tub, rias dc hierro J cobre de
todas CimensloneS.
Romanas de plataforma hasta
400 kllos.
Arados americanos ingleses de
tOdos numeros.
Piezas de repuesto para los mis- ..
mos.
Maquinas para elaboration de
galletas.
Una idem vertical, de vapor, de
Z caballos de fuerxa.
Todo 10 otTecemos a precios su-
mameute limitados, verdaderas gam
gas.
Sobriuos de poTtilla San Jnan
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-08-17
LITOGRAFIA
DE
A.LYNN, ,sUCEsORA DEMORIS.

Consttuida nuevamente bao mi solo nombre con
competente direction prosa de titles material necesaro
M esabecimiento de primer orden, contando con IN
integente personal oezco al pdbico esa industria pu-
oomnlicados que sean seguridad de one deare
sfechos todos los gustos lenas todas las exigencas
Tanto simple tarea como e arstico diploma 81 sen;
arue ee como Ia elegante marqula para tabacos ETC.,
ac rarsntizo ouedaran satisfaction de los nteresados
tan nerfectos como los rabaos que hagan e exane
"a .xhbrd en- este estabecimiento remtra vuelta
de correo quien 10 solieite
FORTALEZA "a.
r~~nn nENrTA DEF, 3OT.ETTN
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-08-17

Lss sscalas de Puerto Hm6n J Card
NAno no estGn incluidAs en- sl itnerario
oaoiai. y pcr 10 tanto pusds ssprimirse. 81
M = kaeen dlchas escAlas, las Msgadas .
Puerto Rlco % antioiparan une 8 dos dias.
xxM1A de las AHExx3A1.
Vaper M. /. vlLLAvERDE,
IL D A.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-08-17
SA
ROBERT ! PELAEZ
OPTICos SPECIALISTS.


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- 4Eas. ssss ec@pAaes=ss % effxcer &
sssA s@'la ss<.ss4a4 ssesssos ssperia sss
~ ssesss ses sstsiAlss 4s be neaotss
esas~s 3as ss sxsaeses ra.N 10 eoEses.
sAeAA@ d. ssgAss vsssAls ~! haarses
as@s as - J ssssfsss = eco as1Ais.
Faa 4s saAas sAasss sse., u s@ks sslsx.s
sas sw AAes ss Paris
gaze e. ts@s=ss - @axaiaso er
sAz2ss.s s., ns. issls Maseass. = ssfo
age. fasa E'aAss Ass ess sxaxssis4 B
sssaa s@ssa@a sas sss 4sf~sss ~ ga
sasa ss gFsAs ~ o. ,ses sss Tss1s.
Assa@sass asesssts. f@ss - = ivsr.e-
<aaa. a=ssa=ssaAsass = agsAssa sss@Ai.
Ha = @As ssss s2@assza yasa sl -.
tae@sxs
AuTA ~~ sas s2sasssa @AzalAssa /
Asssss - FaxAsas sAsassA1sA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-08-17
c. A r II Ell ES

con las pesas y medidas del Sistema Me-
trico Decimal, en- Ia Imprenta del BOLE
TIN MERCANTIL.
Sc hallan ademas otras muchas nOveda-
des SO esperan mas del extranjero
En- trabajos de Imprenta, Characterization
y Litografia, Sc pueden yer satisfechos to-
pos los gustos y cumpidas todas las exi-
gencias. Baratura en- los precios; eIegancia
en- la ejecuci0n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-08-17
LrGNE DE HAvRE.BoRDEAUx A HAITI

Ademas de las antiguas meas recalsra men
sualments Z esta isls uno dc los vapores dc
Ia Compafia en- solicitud de Aetes.
PASAJES TRASATLANTICOS
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-08-17
sa,,aa de- Pswso-R;oo q d;a 10 dc cada mes

geexpiden passjes de Ida y vuelta con 20
Dor dento do rebaja.
A las familias que paguen ]. squivsiensS,a, |,
de pasajes enteros, % les hard ID re6s1s oel y
rs Dor ciento. Esta rebaja no es aphcaDle
los billetes de ida y vueita: = .
En- Ia l..y 2" clase. Un niho menor de .
AAos en- osds fsmilia, gratis. Los demas me-
nOres de 8 ahos / depasale, de Y !l ano' =. no
Rjs entero. u-;.o
hssta aaos gratis. be 2 ~ amos pasaje,
De IAN amos I pasaje, de II amos en- adelan
to pasa3e entero.
Linea de Vieo q Colon.
Retorno dc TenesMelG d Puerto Rsoo
-
u ID A.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-08-17
AGENCIA MUSICAL
CENTRIC ARTIST leo
RAMON SARRlERA.
FQRTALEZA IS.-TIENDA.
FoRrALEZA 4a-TIENDA.

0 PIANOS. .-Ss
aeaban de recibir
IL 1magnifeos, eopstrui
dos exprofeso para estos paises.
HAllase IN suRrrDo xLHaAKTi.
srso vARiADo en- Ta5urefes de
rrjilla, AislaIorss, Candeleres de-
brOaoe, dorados, y de MIGUEL,
Qsaass<s de miguel, Ce6rs, Ts-
.ls&a,, ClefSas, y Re!tros para
forrar los martilloS, etc. etc.
! co AIxioa iEasresa nn vasto
suruao dc las Gltimas noveaades.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-08-17
+" SAN LUlS.n

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NAA1A @A fIftAA NtRANsB
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sAas 60 - - enss essA -. ~ a..
s@ q Nse efsv3sss sss sssv e.m pxs<.
lee q cxse
1fe RI t1~emAmAama
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-08-17
rMpRENTA DEL BOLETIN.
vA!PORES
cO1nHOs.EsP AN0AEs
m LAiCONPANIA FRASATLANTtoA
DE A, LOPEZ T. Co.

EsFvicio para Pusrtc-klco - ns'Aua
sALIDAS.-De Barcelona los diss "a 7 70
de oada mes-De Valencia el b.-De Malaga
el7y 27.-De Oadiz 81 10 y 3o-De Santan-
der 81 26.-Le Ia Corlna 81 n.
ee expenden billetes directos para MayagueS
Ponce. Santiago de Cuba, Gibera, Nqevitss,
1ebanilla Colon, CON trasbordo On Puerto
y1AJE p1REcFo DEsDE PUERTO RICO
A 6ANTANDER.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-08-17


DE vAPORES ~CORREOE ESPANOLES
entire
Liverpool Pusrto-Riso y Sto. Domingo.
Los vapores de esta Empresa
destinados & dicho servicio son
los siguientes:
San Jwan, cspitan 1zsguirre.
Pxsrtoriqxsiie, captain Oiri6a.
Asecido, capit&n G&rate.
BOrsnqxen, captain Aendialdus.
sNyGgszss. captain Guti6rrez. i
DespachGndose uno el IS de cada
mes, { veces con sscala on Santandsr
Para otror pormsnores dirigirse Glos
seEores White Forman y c., Liver
pool & Sobrinos de EGG diaga San Juan
Pto.-Rico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-08-17
TIP0S DE FLETES|
desde puertos de Ia isIa de Puerto
Rico q Europa por los vapores
dc Ia N'aea WHITE F0RMkN & 90.

PARA LIVERPOOL.
Bro menos por torelada que los tipos menCio-
nados arriba.
1910 menos por tonelada por asdoar on saoos
PARA HAVRE, HAMBUBGO BREMEN
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-08-17
Sc VEN DE.

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aa.a ssas as sssa ! as.s. sslsasssAs. ssga,a
-, f@a ssAsssaaa ssssat sa'wsas aAaasssaasssa
taasssasEsaa "a IS a4a I ssss~%s x4sn.
satm ~ ssmsss ia sassas sua sa1Aaas ! e.
ss@s#s nssa assa&s
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-08-17

!ssr q. @4aas@s s'sE.sr gssvrsa s.
- FsaAfss 5. ~ -. Fssa 80 ~.
10 lmfFra4a A< baKrga Ma
cAaTxt. sas sassa4ssssss a.sr4s9
The National tribune., 1888-08-16
Thsnks Tor tho Boz spr.

EDITOR NATIONAL TRIBUNE I wish through
your paper to thank 81 The Boy Spy" for the
kind remembrance Of the bravery, courage aud
nerve of the Engineers, in his article ia The
NATIONAL TRIBUNE Of June 81 There has
been since the close of the war so much writ
ten about the last war aud many good things
said deservingly Of different commands, and so
little mentioned of the Engineers, that il any
of us old vets of that corps SEQ q word any
where that shows that our work IN tbs face Of
the enemy is not quite forgotten, aud there are
some that will own that we were on the war
path from August, 1861, to June, 1865, it does
us lots of good for most of the writers have
treated the history Of the rebellion, or the part
we took in that drama, as if we were Of very
little Importance, hardly a splinter in one of
the spOkes of that great National wheel; that
we are not worthy Of notice But I, for one,
thank The Boy Spy" for his honest recollec-
ton Of the fact that the boys Of the Engineers
tried to and did their duty Is bEHvely IS any
regiment that served in the Union ranks no
matter from where they came or who com
manded them. That we were true taour coun-
try and did our duty, no old soldier viii deny.
j R. HAMBLTN, Corporal, Co. B. Goth N, 7.
Engineers.
The National tribune., 1888-08-16
- snIdier,s Frlend-

EDITOR NATIONAL TRIBUNE: l am q recent
subscriber to your excellent paper. but I have
already examined it closely enough 70 become
firmly convinced that it is far ahead of any
competitor IN advocating the claims Of the vet
Grams who rescued the country from destrue-
ton at the risk of their lives.
have read and raread &c The National Trib-
une Pension Billaud think it is the b. &biu
that has been drawn up. Possibly 1t M. At be
improved in some degree, for no one claims
perfection for it. Yet it is certain that most Of
the "selfrespecting soldiers" can c0nscieu-
tiously support the bill, and viii do so. The
pension vetoes of the President will tend to
solidify the soldier element against him in the
coming election. These papers which are ail
the time sneeriug against pension measures
which viii benefit deserving veterans, and
through them the entire country. ou2ht 20 be
bOycotted by every one who wore the Dlas.
Your editorials on this question, aud also that
of the tariff, have the right ring to them, and
viii be seconded by all who understand the
subjects in their proper bearings. Liberal Ieg is-
lation must be secured that viii benefit Ameri-
can citizens, even if Europeans have to take
back seat. Our Congressman are elected 10 ad-
vance the interests Of this country. and if they
don't DO it they viii be called to account by
those who placed them in office. Not even 8
vetoing President should deter our representa-
tives from doing their whole duty. Il
Rowe, Co L, 18TH Me.
The National tribune., 1888-08-16
GEN. sHERIDAN's ESTATE.

Gen. Sheridan, like most Army officers, did
not die wealthy, bat with far more than is
usual in such cases. lie inherited nothing
from his parents and always supported his
mother and sister out Of his pay. His estate
is understood to consist of the family residence
at the corner of Rhode Island avenue and Sew
enteenth street, in Washington, which cost
$4,000; the Nonquitt cottage, not paid for; s
small interest in Western rancho; some Chi
cago property of no great value, and the old
homestead in Ohio.
He carried about $4,000 worth of life insur-
ance, $4,000 of which was in Hartford SOM
panies, and $1,000 in an Army Benefit Associs-
ton.
The Generals will dated May %, 1888. was
fled for probate in Washington on Monday of
this week. He leaves his wife Onethird of all
the real eatate, except the Ohio homestead for
her natural life, and one-third of all the per-
sonal property. To Mrs. Kate Sheridan he
leaves the Ohio homestead to revert to his son
in fee-simpls. The rest Of his property he
leaves to his wife, Col. Sheridan, his brother
and to Linden Kent, to hold in trust fer the
maintenance and education of mis- children, the
excess of the income, if any, to be paid to his
wife. AS each child shall arrive at the age Of
81 years the trustees are to assign to such child
its portion He gives the guardianship of his
children to his wife, and makes the trustees
executors and executrix.
The personal property is enumerated as fol-
lows: $2,72I in money, So, 1000 in stocks, s., 600
in swords, $1,000 in household furniture, 5000
in horse and carriage.
The fact is mentioned that $500 is invested
in the Nonquitt cottage on which there is
81, $50 Indebtedness.
Letters testamentary were granted Mrs.
Sheridan, Col. Sheridan and Col. Kant, on
bond of $4,000.
The estate is practically nOn-productive,
and if Mrs. Sheridan is left to depend upon it
she will have to rent the handsome residence
they now occupy and live moro modestly.
Senator Farwell has introduced 3 bill to
grant her pension OF $1,000 year, which
may pass, although it is larger than any pen
sion heretofore granted except to widow of q
praaidant
The National tribune., 1888-08-16

We have received from T. s. Domm. Seere-
tsry Ohio Soldiers Association OF Kansas, En-
p0ria, Kan, a copy Of the Roster of Ohio Sol
diers aud Sailors in Kansas This is q very
valuable little pamphlet, containing a list of
nearly 10000 names and addresses of ex- Ohie
soldiers who now live in Kansas Comrade
Domm has been under great expense in prepar-
ing this work, and has devoted most of his time
to it for the past Is months. 1t is beyond doubt
the most accurate aud complete list of Ohio
soldiers residing in Kansas that hiss ever been
Published. Comrade Domm will send this ros-
ter to anyone on receipt of 90 cents.
The National tribune., 1888-08-16
Thrift In thu CasskilIs.

A man living in the shade of the Catskill
Mountains has entered upon q new branch Of
business He heard that we'll water could be
purified with lime, and so he empted a bushel
aud half into his well and felt blissfui and
happy. 1t turned out that because of the dry
ness of the season, there was only three feet Of
water in the well, aud ever since his expert
ment he has been selling good article of white
wash to his nelghbors at two buckets for cent
and walking q mile and half to the creek for
drinking water for his family.
The National tribune., 1888-08-16
Facts for the Lazy.
Minneapolis Journot. aug 81

Minneapolis JoHTftoL aug 3.
Yea can write the date to-day with one 1g-
ure aud yet give the day of the month, the
month Of the year, and the year of the century
81, s. 's5-Aug. 8, 1883. 1t viii be possible to do
this only once more in the present century
that will be 8, 8, '99, or IL years, ii months,
and one day from to-day. 1t has been Just that
long since the figure would do what the Ag.
ure D does to-day.
The National tribune., 1888-08-16
BLAINE DEMONSTRATION

The Plumed Knight" Did Sot Arrive in Time for
the First, bnt Was Given R0usiHg Reception
Subsequently.
The demonstration which had been planned
TO take place Aug. s when the steamer New
York. upon which the Hon. James @. Blaine, Of
Maine was expected 10 arrive at the port of
New York, took place on Thursday, the 9th
inst, and was the largest gathering which that
great city has ever seen. Clubs from every part
Of the country participated in the procession,
which was only marred by the arrival of
the distinguished statesman from Maine
The parade was postponed a day, with hope
that BIZ. Blaine would come at last, but when
it was finally settled that the steamer could not
reach New York in time, the grand denonstra-
tiOn took place without the presence of the dis
tlngulshed man in whose honor so many Citi-
2ens of the country who are the admirers Of
the Plumed Knight" had assembled.
In any event, Mr. Blaine can feel hattered at
the immense crowd which had assembled to
bid him welcome home. The procession was
three hours and half passing the reviewing
stand, upon which were assembled some of the
most prominent men Of the Republican party,
among them being the candidate for the Vice
| Presidency, Hon. Levi p. Morton; Senator
| Quay, OF Pennsylvania the Chairman of the
National Republican Committee; besides a
great many others Of National reputation.
| When the procession reached the reviewing
stand and the crowd recognized Mr.. Morton
the cheers were deafening
1t was estimated that there was 10000 men
In line all voters. Fireworks ia prOfusiOn
were used the smoke at times binding the
marching Republicans. Notwithstanding the
absence Of Bir. Blaine, the demonstration was
a decided success, although the lack Of his
presence was sorely felt By all.
Mr.. Blaine arrived on Friday, and was met
by large delegation of enthusiastic friends.
! The evening Of his arrival his admirers ten
! dered him an ovation which was equal to the
one previously given, and MT. Blaine spoke at
/ some length upon the subject Of the tariff. The
| procession was nearly as large as the one Of
| Thursday evening aud the greatest enthusiasm
| prevailed. Wherever Mr.. Blaine was EecOg-
nized his admirers would shout themselves
! hoarse, while the statesman from Maine would
! smiliBgly bow his Acknowledgements.
! Mr.. Blaine left New York for his home in
| Maine on Monday last and he had a continued
| ovation along the route to Boston, where q
demonstration very similar to that given in
| New York awaited him.
He left for his home ia Maine on Wednes-
| day, where he will rest for few weeks before
engaging in the Fall campaign.
The National tribune., 1888-08-16

The last photograph for which Gen Sheridan
sat was made by c. Parker, of Washington, and
ID magnificent likeness in full uniform, with
tina badges of the military orders to which he
belonged on his breast. The artist made sew
sral negatives of various sizes.
The National tribune., 1888-08-16

John A. Brooks, the Prohibition nominee for
Vice-President, is quoted as saying: " l have
been rebel, stakeholder. and a fre-eating
Democrat; but, thank God, have never been
q Republican,
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Az IDYL OF BAR HARB0R By Frederick ".
Pearson. Published By the WeIie5 Publishing
Co. 6a5 Broadway, Y. Y, Price 10 cents.
A pretty story, told in smoothly flowing
verse.
KENNETH CAMERON. By Judge L. Q. O.
Brown. Published by 7. =. Peterson & Bros,
Philadelphia. Price, SI25
This is an interesting love story, with ia
scene of action laid IN New Orleans aud on 3
great sugar plantation adjacent thereto. The
here is planters son. who becomes a planter
himself, and the heroine is belle Of New Or
leans and planters daughter. 1t has the
usual l0ve-making and incidents told in an in
terestiug manner, and in fair English.
II WAR TIMES AT la ROSE BLANCH By
NJ z. n. Davis Published by d. LOthrOp Co,
Boston. Price IS cents.
This book, which is chaFmingly written. is .
picture Of life on large Southern plantation
during the war, when all the men and even the
boys were away in the army, and when the
mistress was left st home with the negroes and
servants. We are told that the characters are
real, and that the main incidents are related
really IS they happened.
The National tribune., 1888-08-16

The CosusopoEitan for August is delightful
number, with rich colored Illustrations and 3
very interesting array Of well-written articles
1t is published by the Cosmopolitan Publishing
Co., New York. Price 20 cents a number or q
year.
The Hon. Hugh AeCulloch, Secretary Of the
Treasury under Lincoln, johnson and Arthur
has written for the September number of Serb
Rsrs Hage=jHs 3 paper entitled Memories of
Some Contemporaries, in which he recalls his
Impressions of eminent men with whom he has
been acquainted in the course Of his half-cen-
tury OF public life. II is said that his reminis-
cences of Bsecher, Chase, Lincoln Fessenden
and Arthur are remarkably entertaining, and
throw new light on some Of the public crises
with which these men were closely connected.
The National tribune., 1888-08-16

Swain & Tate, 3s7 Broadway, Milwaukes
Wis, print q. A. K. cards OF all kinds III q highly
artistic and satisfactory way, with the badge
embossed aud IN colors.
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Martyrs TO Headache

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compelled to suffer.
The wife Of Samuel Page, q Austin
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subject to severe headaches, the result
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feet cure has been effected by Ayers
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Frank Roberts, 727 Washington st.,
Boston, says that he formerly had ter
rible headaches, and until he took
Ayers Sarsaparilla, never found any
medicine that would give
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