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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-21
CANADA VERSUS NEW YORK.

THE political altuatlon Ia Canada at
present IL, In truth, very gloomy. Sew.
eral OF the most eminent men In the
Dominion nre mixed up In scandals
that must certainly lead TO their politi.
cal death, and perhaps 10 lmprison.
m.nt IN penal institutions.
For many years the humorist and
satlris. have had much 10 sny on the
hegira Of American criminals Into
Canada. The latest news from Que.
bee In that Canadians nre now fleeing
to the United States. The situation Is
cleverly sketched In the "Arenh" de.
partment OF tho Now York Recorder,
where Donald Nicholson says:
"The presence Of tho Now York 'boodl-
crS' la Canada seems 10 have dumoml-
izod tho community. Ever since they
took up their residence aud lived In APP
parent abundance at fashionable hotol.
siorio, affecting the credit of Canadian
officials have been frequently Hold. aud
recent statements aud confessions make
It apparent that there Is widespread cor
rupilon among tho Canadian politicians.
The punlshm ont, insufficient Ms II was,
which some Of the aldermen met with
sooms to have made Now York officials
more careful, bat tho Canadians saw only
tho success and prosperity Of tho oxilos
who have returned aud who remain un-
punished"
a writer named "linickerbocker''
thus replies:
~ have no desire to condono the crimes
Of the boodlo aldermen. or to defend
those WORTHLESS, but, tousc . popular II no,
an elegant phrase, they could not hold a
candle TO the Canadian corrnptlonists.
Tho latter Sot up In the boodlo business
long before tho Jaocnes started II, hut dis
coyory has boon slower. There II also
another distinction To be- made. Tho
Canadians who have been caught'aro not
mere vulgar aldermen, but some u the
highest officials Of tho Dominion. ono OF
them. indeed, stood within the shadow OF
tho premiership. We cannot teach Cana
da In this llne.n
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-21
POINTS OF Logic.


SINCE both alcohol and bread are
the products Of fermentation, says
Kate Field, they sho uld stand ON an
equal footing before the law. II II Is
wrong, she declares, to sell bottle Of
wine, Il I. also wrong to sell the forty
two pounds Of bread that contain the
same quantity Of alcohol.
Miss Field evidently wanted TO be
logical, for once, but her burning de-
sire TO be smart got tho start Of her
better impulses ~ usual. In the first
place bread Is not product Of fermeu-
talon any more than valuable woman
hood Is the product or possible com.
panlon Of dishonesty, or truth tho
product Of cunning aud evasiye arsu.
meut.
Bread that IL worth having IL the
product Of honest iiour manipulated by
n competent bread makcr-not for tho
rako Of some intoxicating quality Il
may have but for lts quality to satisfy
hunger aud sustain life. The skin OF
this noble artisan Il sometimes aided
by fermentation, and sometimes II IL
not, according to his style " bakery.
The lnslgnlncant amount Of alcohol
that might be generated In the process
Is an accident and not an essential Of
the product aud IN no wise characterizes
or effects IL quality.
Wine on tho contrary Is q product OF
fermentation Invented and manu-.
featured for IT, intoxicating qualities.
Alcohol Is therefore not uly aud essen.
tial but a principle ingredient Of IL
composition, and characterlzes the
quality ofthe product almost absolutely.
Take the alcohol from the bread
that happens by accident TO contain II
and the consumer would not recognize
the change; takc the alcohol from the
wine aud II would be utterly worth.
less,
Moreover, both being the product Of
fermentation would not make them
OF necessity the same or similar
In any essontial quality. Vinegar
is the product Of fermentation. Gas
and tar are two OF the numerous pro.
ducts Of bituminous coal su bject to dis.
tlllatlon, but gas 10 not tar nor any.
thing like It. We might also add thai
the editor OF Kate FIELDS Washington,
and Mrs. Cleveland are products Of Ia,
same process Of creation, but Ms
Cleveland IL not Kate Field nor any
more like her than bread Ia like wine
To endoavor to 30 distort the terms and
processes Of logic ns TO make things TO-
tally opposed In essential qualities mp
pear 10 bo In the Same or IN allied cat.
egorles is pervorsion OF Treason, and
u prostitution Of argument.
Logic Is simply the obedlent
exponent or vehicle OF
truth. or It's entire processes
truth ia both the beginning and end
a single fAlshood, expressed or In
ferred, Struggled Into It's premisei
makes Of the whole a counterfeit
Such tricks Of perverted inventor
will never stand long under scrutiny
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-21
LAND COMMISSIONERS CARTER on
WATER STORAGE.

THOMAS IL. CARTER, Commissioner
OF the General Land Office, has u very
Instructive Article In the New York
Reoorder on the arid land question. He
says that unapproprlated lands are now
mostly cqnllned to the arid region, and
that tho demand for homes Ia unpre.
codented M illustrated In the recent
Oklahoma rush, whore long and vexa.
tious contests have been waged over
titles. Oklahoma had no inducements
in the way Of soil or climate beyond
millions OF acres situated In the arid
belt, but crops could DO raised There
without irrigation. This alone was
what impelied land.hunters 10 rush TO
that Territory.
The COmmissio ner Is Of opinion
that some system OF water storage
should be adopted, but he Is empha-
tlcally opposed to granting large tracts
OF land TO syndlcates or corporations,
who would undertake TO establish a
n storage system. 'rhla would ulti.
mately lead to scheme Of land.renl-
ing that would be antagonistic to our
government and 10 our national In.
situations. He Is as omphatlcally OPP
posed to the plan Of obtaining
aid from the Federal Government for
purposes OF water storage. However,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-21
rnr u. y. ACADEMY.

TuE opening OF the brigham Young
Academy at Provo last Monday, has
already been announced In our col.
umns. We take the present occasion
to say that this institution is the pio.
neer educational establishment OF It's
kind, and that 1t stands In TIL front
rank OF tho high schools Of tho Terri
tory.
II was projected by the great leader
whose name II bears, ~ the beginning
OF a system for the culture Of the youth
OF Zion In every branch Of useful
knowledge. a specially Of IL curricu-
lum is the study Of theology.
Religious training IL entirely ne
elected In the public schools. Indeed
II Is utterly excluded. So intense Ia
the hostility OF many people To sec.
tartan notions that they fight against
religion Ia overy form ~ part OF
scholastic training, Not only Is the
Bible shut out OF the schools but the
oommonest principles OF universal 70.
liglon are placed under the same han.
II Is therefore n eedfIl that religious
people who desire their children
trained In the principles they regard
NJ sacred, should provide some means
for tholr education other than that
afforded by the public schools. Presi.
dent Young csta blished the Provo
Acadamy for that purpose. II has
done most excellent work. Under the
able direction Of Prot Karl q.
Maeser II has been great
public benefit. Other academies
have been established after the model
II furnished, and the good cause OF
religious education Is extending
throughout the Territory.
The Il. Y. Academy at Provo IL
deserving OF the highest commenda.
ton and the most cordial public sup,
port, and and We recommend 1t to our
friends In the South IA most worthy
and efficient educational establish,
ment. May It continue to prosper!
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-21
EMIGRATION COMMISSIONERS.

THERE have been many references
In American papers TO the status Of
Mormon" immigrants aud the In
qulries made at Liverpool 10y agents OF
the United States Government. We
lind the following on this matter Ia
the Mii'eRiai Star OF August 3rdi
The special commission appointed by
the United States treasury department
TO Inquire into immigration statistics
and methods, with Wow TO further
restrictive legislation, have been de.
voting their time 20 investigation at
English ports. The Liverpool Courier
of July 23rd has the following about
them;
"During tho past few days our city has
becn visited by tho commissioners ap.
pointed by the United States govern
mcnt TO inquire into tho management
Of the emigration traihc In Europe,
and TO endeayor To clear up tho
misunderstanding which exists on this
side of the Atlantic with regard TO
the operations of the lately amended
mlssloners-MessrS webber, Cross,
Kempstar and Powderly - have boon
staying at tho Grand Hotel, aud on Tues
day they made an exhaustive inspection
Of Mr., Petersen's well-known boarding
house Tor foreign omgrants, formerly
the southern Hospital. ON Wednesday
lhoy Witnessed the embarkation of Tho
storage passengers by tho White star
steamer "Brltannlc, aud thon went on
board aud examined tho accommodation
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-21
A prrIruL DISPLAY.

1T HAS been our disagrceable task,
for several days, TO pay some attention
10 the untrutbs told IN the columns Of
the Salt Lake Tribune. We have
given such irrefutable proofs OF the
hlschood Of statements made In that
paper, and have pinned IL editors 10
closely down to the points In dispute,
IN spite Of their cvaslons and attempts
to divert attention from the main
issues, that their only recourse now Is
personal abuse-the resort Of tho
small.minJed, uncultured and venom
Gus creature when driven Into cor
ner.
In very strong terms Of reproba,ion,
several gentlemen have drawn our at.
tention to the personal attack upSn the
editor Of this paper which forms the
leading editorial Of the "Liberap
organ today. We eau assure them
that II only cxcitcs our pity for
the writer. He must be In very bad
way. And he exposes himself In such
public aud disgnceful manner, that
he cannot fail to ipjure himself In the
estimation Of all respectable people, no
matter what may 10 their religious or
political opinions. w. are sorry for
him. His COURSE must have the effect
Of injurlng him far more than he de-
algued to lnjurc the object Of his vltu-
pcfatlon. IL Ia evident that he In ns
blankly unlnformed M to the history
aud character Of the editor OF the
nssrnEr NEwsas he Is ofthc "Mor.
NOM questions on which he constant.
ly dilatcs. But n every libel In his
whole budget " ravlng Islander were
true, aud the object were, II possible,
vller than the picture no paints with
mire and gall, II would not alter one
iota the arguments which the DISCREET
NEWS ha. brought forth for his
discontinue, nor help In the least
degree the beaten cause which the
Tribune has 20 logically advocated.
In that lics all the trouble. Utter
failure to sustain it, position, I'm.
potent wrath ut the exposure ofun-
truths and false logic brought 10 lN
aid, defeat at every turn and twist aud
evasion, have 20 exaggerated the
Tribune writer, that his only altorna.
lives now are TO surrender the con.
uovcrsy or try 10 bespattcr bis oppo.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-21
NEPHI City BONDS TOR SALE.
Five Thousand (so,o0Ol Dollars 81
Seven ca Per Ceni s.phi Ciiy
Houda For sale.

NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN, THAT ON
~ the nrst day OF october, A, u. l6li. At the
once OF the uity Treasurer 0f Nephi CITY. live
honds - said city Will ha sou % the highest
bidder or bidders for cash
SAID bonds AFRO OF the denomination Of 81 ,O0O
payable ten years after date. These honda will
bear Interest ~ tho rate o. seven "a Nor cont
per anuum from October lat, a. u, lsf, until
pad, the Interest beng payable on the lsl day
81 April ana the lei day ut october VI each
year,
liids will be .eeeiyod by me for tho purchase
Of said bonds, or any part thoreof, from the III
day OF september, isAl, unul n O'clock m an
tho lat day OF october, 1891,
The right 10 reject any aud an bids Il hereby
reserved a behalf 81 aald city, Value of bonds
at date Of sale VIII be $1,000.
the bonds are ~ snries Of ten, none OF
which nave been offered Tor sale or sold
EDWIN HARLEY, Cts Treasurer.
.. s.-A printed onicial statement Of The
financial condition Of the city will be furnished
anyone desiring ihiormation with the view Ut
bidding on tho above honda Apply Tor same
AZ Ireasurer'a oiilce Ncphl CITY, Titan.
EDWIN HARLEY, CITY Treasurer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-21

General Algor is reported 10 have
said in Detroit on the 18th int, In
reply to a suggestion that Blaine was
not candidate for tho Presidency:
"rhoro H. no foundation for tho state
ment. Mr.. Blaine said 10 mo person.
ally tina, he was candidate, and the
false statements regarding his health
cannot affect the ultimate result"
General a gcr said that he would not
himself accept second place on the
ticket with Blaine.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-21
CACHE VALLEY POLITICS.

TX another column will be found
letter written by Mr.. Calvin Rcasoner
to the Salt Lake Tunes. 1t enectually
disposes Of the falsehoods told by the
Presbyterian preacher Campbell, ana
reiterated with enlargements and am.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-21

Political reciprocity with Canada Ia
already being praclisod. Thomas Me-
Greovy, appointment Canadian lcglsla-
tor, has fled TO the United States. The
deputy scrgcant.atprms Of the Cana.
dian Parliament was after him with n
warrant for his arrest. lie L. implicated
In the "boodle" business for which
Canada has become 30 notorious Of late.
But It Ia said McGreevy iled 20 as TO
avoid giving testimony which would
implicato his party.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-21

The New York Central railroad,
few days ago, honored n ticket that
was sold thirty.four years ago, before
the conductor that took II up was
born. II had been all that time in the
hands Of the original purchaser, who
IL now Og years old.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-21

The steam launch Norwood"
owned by Norman l.. Munro, OF New
York, ON the Goth inst, made the un.
precedentod average speed OF twenty.
seven miles an hour, from the Mar.
rows to Sandy Hook.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-21

The steamship "routonic" com.
plcted tho quickest passage ever made
between Queenstown and New York.
She beat tho "MJcs,lc" by one hour
and n minutee, and the "City Of
Paris" by hours and u minutes.
The "reutonic" made the trip In 5
days, 10 hours, IS minutes. Sho be-
longs to the White Star Line, aud was
built Ut Bnlia.t In Irelnnl.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-21

Adeiina Patti will give one fare
well concert tour in America under
the management Of Henry Il. Abbey.
She has consented TO sign Abboy's
contract In preference TO that pre-
sented by Marcus Meyer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-21

A special commission has been APP
pointed by the National Chamber Of
Haytl to examine last years. budget.
II IL supposed that there Ia n deficit Of
5000, 900. II ia proposed TO arraign
the members OF the last cubinet over
the matter, especially Firnln aud
Lechaud. Both Of them ask that this
lie done.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-21

Mrs. Trcservont, wife Of n Texas
banker, has left her husband and set.
tied In New York TO prepare for stage
career. She win also remain there
until she obtains q divorce. Incom-
patlblllty is said 10 he the trouble. She
has plenty Of money and will pu, a
roupe Of her own In the field.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-21

A ilght.ropo walker proposes to
walk on wire twenty feet above
ground. from ~. Louis to Chicago.
lie will accomplish the feat, he says,
IN thIrty.flvc days. lie will give OK.
hibllions on the way. Hc proposes TO
utilize telegraph poles for the work.
In that way only few hundred yards
OF wire will be needed.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-03-11
IMPRRNTA DEL ROLETtN

Libros escogidos. Acabsn de re-
cibirse en- esta Imprenta, los Sc
guientes:
ROBERTSON. - Nuevo curse
del idioma ingles.
ABELLA. = Derecho Admins
ttativo.-Tratado de Sanidad y Be-
nefcencia.-Manual de Hacienda
Eunicipal.- Practica Criminal
Contribution y Amillaramiento.-
Manual de Formularios.-Manual
del Secretario de Ayuntamiento.-
Derecho Administrative Espafiol.
-Juzgados Municipales.-Manual
de Contribution Territorial.-Ma-
nual de Poliois Urbana.-Manual
de lss atribueiopes de los Alcal-
des.
OLLENDORFF. -- GramStica
inglesa.
GALANTE. -.Diocionario Mu-
nicipal.
vAzQUEz QUEIPO Tablss
de logsritmos.
GA1INDO z ESCOSURA.-Le-
gislaci6n Hipotecaris.
Ouriosidades eierttfco-dom6sticss.
LAS arAhAs.
La famiIis dssoonocids, p&gina de
historic natural.
ri microscopic del doctor Ballen.
gar.
Una nochs aprovcchsda, sl gas, el
petr6leo.
Los mistcrios dc Ia luna, Ls hernia
10 dc Rembrandt, ste,
OARTAS DE- Santa Teresa de Jesds,
J otros sscritos y documentos rsfsrsn-
teE b esta grands y sants madre,
OOOPER.-Dofi& Mercedes do Gas.
rills, soDo en- 3, con lAuinas.
CHArEAUBRIAND. KlGsnio del
OristiRnism0, tomog.~-~Los Mkrkires.
SANTA TERESA DE JESUS
CaYtRs.
SOLDEVLLLA.-Joyas de- 10 lite.
rstura sgpaNois.
BIBLIOTEOA Universal, vKTios 3omos
OAMPOAMOR Po4ticA.
POLO. hi Oompensio de ls latiuidsd
RIkRA , ToEtosa. Nocionss do Agri-
eulturk.
PKREDA. Historic Natural.
GAN0r, gisiea.
MIGUEL. Diccionario latino.
LLOFRIU. In Jaboneris.
00EBEROUSSK. Geomstgta.
BRIOT., Algebra.
SONNET. Gsomstr:z RnaJitica.
ULTIEOs dias de un hl6sofo
EELIU, FisicR y Quimica.
kOARTlN GrEmatice lasi rs.
0OMkLRRAN Gramstica castslIa
| ns.
M. j. de LARRA.-Obrss, 4 tornos
FRANCISCO De QUEVEDO.-
El Psrnaso EspaEiol, z tonoa. ~a0brn.
serias.~~0b2ns fsstiyas.
h. ]. QUINTANA.~-Qbras.
ALAROON.~-TsstYo, Z tomos,
RR. L. DE GRAEADA.~-Guia
psesdorss.
a. DR sOLIs.-(Onquista Dc N
iiso.
LOI ~ GAROIA.~~PoasiAsl
! YsLARpps s-=QhEas psbsleaal-~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-03-11

Rn Ia Imprenta del BoLBTIH 90
IA recibido ell magniflco libro tituls-
do EgVGs;GaRe y los Masosss, por
LEON Taxi, junto CON las notables
CasJssiaxss del mismo. Adem8s, 80
han recib!do Maxxalss do Di5M~t0s y
Misslss con nuevos rexos, el RsIsaI
R6RaSe Gd PGroohxss, hermosos Pu-
stficadores, gus BE recomiendan (
los seiores Ouras, infnidad dc
cromos y tarjetss de fantasia para
felicitaci6n, precioaisimas, y una
inmensidad de elegsntes = 6tiies
,bissos de ssoEitoglo.
Todo ne vends { prea!os unita
iHs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-03-11
PILDORAS OPERATIVES
della ANCIANA sEIGEL, PARA LA

onstipacion de vientre, insotiveE y sntor--
pscimiento del hfgado, &C., 90.
Difsrentes de mUchas Glasses dc medloinss O. e
tkrticss, no hacen que 10 persona 40 sienta Eco
antes do sertirse mejor. Su modo do operar
90 suave pero complete, sin que le aoompa6en
efectos desagradsbles, tales como snGusas,
dolores, retortiiones, &c.
Las Pildoraa Operatives de 10 Anciana
Ssigsl son la msior medicine para. Ia familis
que iam&s se hA dessubierto. Limpian los in
testinos de todas lss Euatsneias rritAntea y
los dsian en- ana cordici6n saludAble. Ri me-
ior rsmedio On Ia sxistsnoia para ell dsstractor
de nasstrss vidaG-la Constipation del visntre,
y sl sntorpeoimiento del higado.-
Estss Pildorss con IN preventive contra lRl
calsnturai, como igsslmsnts contra toda clsse
de enfsrmsdsdes, hacisndo..qss desaparszcan
todas Las matsrias vensnosas de los intsstinos.
0persn con vigor, psro a mismo tempo CON
suavidad, SIN causar dolor slguAo.
81 70 cogs IN fusrts rexfriado, amensEs
a nsbrs, con dolores de cabexa, en- 10 sspaldA
= On los miembros del cxerpo, una 8 dos dosis
Dc las Pfdoras Operatives de Ia ancians Ssigel
har&n que desapareEcs slrsafriadoy = prevsndra
Q hebrs.
On sst6mAgo Rucio es a oaxsa dc ana cos
ira On Ia lengua, con IN gusto lspero y de-
sasrsdabls On Ia beca. Unas c1antas d6si.
de Las Pildoras Operatives de ls sncisna Seigsl
limpiar&n sl sst6mago, hsrln que desapareEcs
81 NAL Kusto restituirkn sl apsEito, dsvol-
riendo CON cato Ia bsens salad.
. Con frecuencia sucede e1s cusndc los all
mentos no son bzsnos sEt&n parcislmsnte
dsteriorados; produosn enfermedades, indis.
posicionss, Risseas J disrrsa. 81 % limpia sl
est6mago dc ssta impurexa con una d6sis dc
las Pfldoras Operatives dc IL anoians 6sigsl
desaparscer&n todos esos etsctcs dssagrada-
hlss, y rsszitarA una buena salad
Las PildorAa Operatives do ls aneiARa 5sigsl
previsnsn los mslos efectos Cue ocAsiona o.
axceeo On conner bsbsr. Una bEena doSi,
sl tempo dc scostarse haoe que { ID rnAHxn,
dgaisnte 90 encuentrs la persons On IN &c
tado psrfscto para stendsr sxs ocsFscionss
o nsgocios.
EEas pildorss, sstsndo asacaradas, soH pls
centsrss 81 tomarss, obviAndose aqusl gust
dsssgrsdabls, tan CONAN en- easi todss Las pl
dcras.
II Er. Dr.. Don n. Amsya, de San Vicente
HI Salvsdor), sscribe, con fechs IL do Abril
de 1885, 10 Gguisnts: El aumsnto del ns
gocio irA notoriaments en- progreso medids
qEs sas medicinas SO conoscan, ror sfscto d.
los brillsntes sfectos On 90 apGcaoi6n. Yc
soy m6dioo = he Observable dichos efsctos; J
los msdicos son los llamados generaliEar 10
q oual medicamento por Sd busn exito."
Los Hres. iedrahita, Villegas y Cia { emil
nsntes eArmacezticos de Msdsllin, Colombia
sscribsn con fschs 20 dc 6stiembrs, de 1884
10 iguisnte: "Tsnsmos sl gzsto de- nantes
tar Y. qus sl JArsbe dc Hsigsl ha tenih'
muy bxsna sosptAcl6n en- ssts ciudad , sor
prOducido magniHOos sfsctcE on lea psrsdo'
que 10 han tomsdo
Sc vende por todos los F&rmaceutieo'
"a vendsdores de Medicina por todo 9
mundo y por Propietarios, A. j. White
Limited, 81, Warren Street, Nueva York
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-03-11
ygALNClO LUNA I SOBRINO.
Fortaleza 46, 49 y 81.

Ofreos los xiguientes Azttculos { preCiOs
mny n6dlCos.
xsuIejos, losetas, 8 baldoslnes, Catala-
nAs. blancas y encaEDadas, losstas de
saarmol bIancas = azulea, losas de- Cana
Ylae ae cuRtro On vara. Yeso J Oemento
Portland en- barrfes De $50 hlos. Pintu-
rss, negra, verde, mimic J blsnco xinc de
In AcredIEAda marca DOS LEONES.
A9uarrka , aoeits anasa. Brochas de
todss Glasses. HieFro galvanixado, aoana-
ado Iiss para oobDas, clsvos de Eino
coz tnsrcas , srandslas, canales y cum
bra a as sine. Funtas de Paris de una 4
asis pulgsdAs. Olayos RneEioanos do ana
( clr 90 pulgadas. Palas, piCOs, aEsdas ?
ssa1nnss. AlAmbfs para OcTcsS, De cnttro
psas. Estopa aIsuitfanada para oalafa'
EsAS = aleod6n sh ssspsrdiolo para Linn
pszg mAqpinsa.
Slssalsila may kaa de t0das olassa de ia
"a Baocsgss. VaiillaH comFastas dscorsdss
! aegOsiana muy AHa. Fislas franoaEss su-
arsarss da spdss siasss pare oalasas gran
axaasd sa aaias d slsFEs, kAAsslaG lsytsBa-
agss ~ maAsa .ar i MsslEAAss1
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~ Trasborda al correo que sale
de Barcelosa el J de Oadiz ell 10, 10
eafga para HAbana J Mejico.
(2) TrasbordA 10 carga para sl Me-
aiterrkneo sspahol b an vspo &c la
pcmnfiia.
Is LA carga para Geneva queda
k Eordo del vspor que 10 llevsrk desde
Hayre, donde tomara ademAs 10 que
habisndo lido b opci6n al Havre sea
destinada { Italia. In parada en-
Havrs 90 limitarA 81 tempo absolute
msnts nscesario para les opersclonss
Dc descarga J habilitaci6n del buque.