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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-05-18
Everybody will await with interes

Everybody will await with interest
the action of the Senate upon the treaty
of the joint high commission. We gave
the substance of this treaty in last week 9
issue, from which our readers have prob
ably CLEANED that it's terms are very IA
vorable to the United States, particular
larly on the question Of fisheries. On
the whole, We do not consider that the
honor and dignity Of our government
will be at all compromised, if the Senate
shall confirm the treaty. According to
reports, ifthere should be any DISPOSE
ton to fight the treaty, it will take but
ten Republicans, with the fourteen Dem
ocrts, to destroy the two-thirds vote to
ratify it. There seems to be confident
feeling prevailing, however, that the
Senate will ratify it.
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ATTEMPT AT decentralization Thurs
day morning some scoundrel, without
the fear of the law or special visitation of
an outraged Providence, attempted to set
fire to the City Hotel building. The at
tempt was made very early in the morn
ing-at about four o'clock-hy placing a
small can of hot Goals under the kitchen
attachment to the house. The cooks
fortunately saw reflection of the fire
in the window opposite, aud before any
material damage was done, it was put
out. No punishment is too severe for
the perpetrator of such crime, and if
the individual is caught, short arplica-
ton Of Judge Lynch would be of last
ing benefit to him.-Ns,c Chicago Trans
cript.
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HESfY OF me.

A disposition is being manifested on
the part Of prominent Republican lead
ers, as also on the part of leading journ-
als, ofthe United States, 70 hoist before
the public, the name of Gen. Grant, in
connection with the next Presidency.
The Democratic press have taken up the
hue and cry, and have published it as q
foregone conclusion that Grant vii! be
re-nominated at the National Republican
Convention, next to take place. There
is no doubt but that large portion ofthe
Republican party desire the reelection
of Gran; to the Presidency, and still there
is another large portion Of the same par
ty.that are not prepared to spend their
opinion upon this subject. Many, indeed,
have already expressed themselves as
opposed to the policy Of the present adj
ministration, and unhesitatingly aver
that an attempt to continue the same
would result in DISASTROUS campaign to
the Republican cause. Not only on this
question, is there great diversity of opin-
ion, but upon many others; and it be-
hooves all persons that believe in the
principles embodied in the platform of
this great political organization, to con-
slider well whether a perfect and harmo-
NOUS union can be effected, in the face Of
these honest differences ofopinion, upon
"the hero of an hundred battles such
an union as will carry everything by
storm in '72
We think that any great amount of agi
tation ofthe question of Presidential can
didacy, at this time, is imprscticable and
unnecessary; for it were better to ell
gage the time in trying to heal schisms
that now exist rather than raising ques-
tons that tend to create others.
President Grants availability as y
candidate for the next campaign, can be
discussed better after We have seen more
of the results of his administration. At
least year can safely roll around before
any discussion need be called for, upon
this subject; and, during that time, the
party can be better informed Is to wheth-
er the General is the proper person to
control the destinies. Of this nation, anoth-
er four years.
In the meantime, allow the policy
and measures of the present admins
tration to receive kindly criticism upon
questions that deserve it, and not anath-
metize and read out of the party indie
pendent thinkers and critics.
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KANSAS PAcIFIc.-The annual repor,
of the Kansas Pacific Railway Company
presented at q meeting Of tho stockhold,
ers not long since, shows the gross
earnings Of the road for the year ending
December 3lst, to have been $3.50, 766
The gross expenses were s2,4s0,O40
The net receipts were sss0,726. The
increase Of the passenger :. .::::.o over liz
previous gear was thirty FIVE per cent;
increase Of freight seventy-one per cent
increase of earnings from merchandise
and passenger traffic tifty-six per cent ;
increase from live stock transportation
l62 per cent.
The land sold during the year wa:
Ia, l67 acres for 1856, los. The bills
receivable, outstanding for land, peoem.
Der 3lst, was S1l2,s05, land unsold
$500, 900 acres.
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TRen offlWA oogKfY.
MINNEAPOLIS, May, 10 1871

MINNEAPOLIS, may, ~ AoSl.
DEAR JOURNAL: You must not think
we have forgotten you. We think Of
you often, and it is with pleasure that
we peruse the bright pages Of the jour
NAL.
Since "court week." everything has
moved on in the even tenor of its way.
The county seat question is being greatly
agitated, but the "scat is still at Min.
neapolis, and is certain TO remain there.
The Supreme court has decided that
mandamus is no. Lindsay's remedy, for
wrestling the seat of justice away from
the place where the people has placed it,
by majority vote; and as Lindsay, at
the term Of court just passed, failed to in
stitute any othcr;procceding-, they have,
by SO failin g, virtually given up the con-
test. Some of the people of Lindsay and
vicinity acknowledge that 1t is useless
for Lindsay to contend any longer. This
is right, folks. When you are beaten, say
SO, and quit lying about Minneapolis.
There is scheme on foot to build a
bridge across the Solomon at this point.
Negotiations are on foot for this purpose
and majority of the people Of this town.
ship are in favor Of the project. A bridge
across this river and one across Salt creek
at Green's ford, make = practicable
and easy grade to the Saline river, and
to Salina.
At present, there is a ferry boat in
good running order at Minneapolis across
the Solomon, and at Henry's crossing, a
short distance above Green's crossing. On
Salt creek, there is a good solid bridge.
The route from Salina to this place is up
the Saline river to Pitts place, then across
the bluff to Green's crossing, then direct
ly to Minneapolis, where there is ferry
crossing, or solid rock bottom. There
is rock crossing at Green's, on Salt
creek. At present the crossing at Oar
ling's ford is INSTRUCTED hy drift, and has
maddy steep banks. Let travellers try
the route to the Solomon By Greens ford,
or Hcnry's, little higher u, and Minnea
polls and if they have Travelled the 9th
err route by Darling's ford they vii! pro
nounce the Minneapolis route superior.
There are the three papers publ;shedin
this place at present. iI"e Ottdwd coun-
ty Independent, J. +. Wherrv.:, itor:
Solomon Valley Settler, by Steele am,
Wooden, and the Lincoln county paper
for few issues will be printed here. The
Lincoln County Gazette, is edited by Mr.
Hale the mute.
Many emigrants are passing mp the
valley. Ottawa county gets her share,
as it is one Of the best counties in West
ern Kansas.
As this grows too long, we will close.
SOLOMON.
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All well remember, Of course, of the
loss Of the City of Boston, that sailed
from Halifax in March 1870. We be-
liere nothing has ever been heard from
her, except the following, a copy or a
paper, picked up on the New Brunswick
coast, the original being in the hands of
a Catholic priest:
"March 81, ls70-City of Boston.
Ship is sinking: over half full now.
Goodbye all. Look after my boy.
Be gone in two hours"
THOMPSON.
The::name signed to the paper appears
in the list Of passengers by the city Of
Boston.
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Yesterday deputy from Platte city,
No, was in town in pursuit OF negro,
who, on Sunday afternoon, shot his for
mer master in that place. The circum-
stances are these: The colOred man,
Sam. Shepherd, alias Sam True, some
ago bought q par Of boots, his former
master, Shepherd, going security for him.
When the time came for the boots to be
paid for, the shoemaker went to the
white man and asked for his money. He,
in turn went to the negro and demanded
that he should pay his debt. Upon this,
the fellow flew into a passion, saying
that he had plenty Of money, but would
pay for the boots when he got ready and
not before. Some words then passed,
when True, who it seems was armed,
drew his revolver and began firing at
at Shepherd. Three shots were fired,
one taking effect in his right jaw, one
missing him, and the other sinking into
the right shoulder. Just as this shot was
fired Shepherd began to fall forward
from the effects o. the other wound, and
and so the ball passed down the collar
bone. When he had succeeded in bring
ing him down he was still not content,
but began pounding his head with the
pistol.
Early Monday morning the deputy
who came to Lawrence left Platte City
on track of him. He succeeded in trac-
ing him, as he believes, as far as Leaven-
cnworth. A person answering to the
description of the murderer crossed the
ferry there yesterday, carrying his boots
in his hand. From that point he found
some track Of him coming in the direc-
ton of Lawrence. When he arrived in
the city he found Marshal Games and
put him in possession ofhis papers, which
give full description Of this fugitive
from jgstice. 1t appears from these that
he is only about 20 years old, is about S
feet 10 or II inches in height, with strong
ly marked African physiognomy.
His former master, according to the
statements of the deputy, was kind to
him and his brothers during the war,and
since then has helped them to get start.
A reward eff $3.50 is offered for his ar
rest. Up to late hour last night the
marshal had found no track Of him.
Laurence journal.
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Mr.. Martin, of the Junction City Un-
ion, in writing up his impressions Of So
lima, gives us the greatest amount Of
credit as far as the natural advantages of
Salina and the surrounding country are
concerned, but deplores "the factious-
ness" that exists here. He has spoken
Justly. In new countries, more or less
OF this spirit is apt to prevail, but we
think Saline county is cursed with more
than her share of it. Men, who have in
their souls as little generosity and liber-
atty as is possessed by the porcine spe-
cies, have undertaken to whip everybody
into their peculiar belief; and if anybody
sees fit to decline accepting their parti-
San views, these "political Jews" lash,
scourge, and wonld even cruelty the dis
senter, with shafts of Islander and abuse.
In the main, these obstreperous rene
gades consist Of that class of individuals
who try to build up an aristocrasy, which
is purely shoddy, based upon little mon
ey they have made out of other peoples
necessities; men who had bu; small stand
ing in the states they cane from. and
seek in the distant West to cover up the
tracks Of an ill-spen. life. Around these
characters gather knaves, parasites and
abandoned politicians, who do the bid
ding and dirty work OF their immacu-
late(O masters-won by their money and
supposed importance. We would rath-
er be Independent OF these tyrants, and
be as poor as the famed turkey of Job,
than to bask in the sunlight Of their fav-
or, receiving millions per year.
When these greedy shysters are entire
~ overcome, as they now nearly are,
then will Friend Martin, or anybody else
cease to remark about the q factiousness
that prevails in our otherwise perfect
land.
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On the llth inst, freight tram on
the Erie Railroad, with passsager and
caboose car attached, while ascending q
grade at Gri.wold Station, ssar Attica,
uncoapled. while being recoapled and
before the signals could be - N extra
freight train came down the grads, col
liding with and crushing evesything be-
fore II. Thirty passengers vsso in the
car; i've children we're killed - oboui
twenty adults wounded. The ~ and
wounded weretaken to . HosV6ona.
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A New INpicrMENr.-The Democratic
papers have found new cause of COM
plant against the Republican party.
They charge upon that party the respon-
sibility for the breaking Of the Mississip'
ri river levees by the late floods. II the
people wish to avoid foods. they must
vote the Democratic party into power.
That party does not countenance water,
in any shape or form.-WKae Ciosd
Chief.
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The Episcopal convention, IN session
at Fl. Scott, have elected the following
delegates from the clergy to the general
convention Messrs. Reynolds, Oft. Ril-
ey, Prof. Lee, of Topeka, Holden, Of En-
poria, and !Gckox, Of Burlington. Lay
men delegates, Judge Garfield, of juno
ton City, Judge o. 6. Otis, W. Il. War
ner and D. NJ. Barthelow.
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SHERIPF'S SALE.

Jounty of saline IS.
Purs,ran: 10 The command % an order OF sale from
tn Districtourt the Eighth Judicial Ds;rc: for the
STATE of kanes in and Cor Saline county 70 m direct
ed, will, ti. 81 jay Of yas H. D. ISL, expose 70
pbiic sale at tn" east door Of the court house. In the
citJ Of Salina at two Occk Of the said day the
.,nan.' property wit: Lots Nos. 40 and i4e on
Santa F. uu- -. city Of S.na. Saline county,
ksnsas 70 b. SOLD Is the prv.er.y &c Achael Riley
II tn. salt OF Keser aud Fort Appraised y; three .-
dT,d dollars. Terms Of sale, cash.
Witness my hznd this Ist day Of May. 4 D. 1871.
J. W. RUSSELL, Sheriff.
r. II SrEAxys Under sheriff
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Notice..

Louise My.r Of St. Lous county and State of Nilsson
ri, is notified that Henry Myer, did on the 9Th day
the clerk OF the District within and for the
OF Saline ard state of Kansas charging the said Lou
Use Myer with adultery, ard wifnl absence for one
stand for hearing Ut the next term Of said court.
Dated Lii. s.h Day Of May, a, II. 1871.
HENRY MYER.
BYJ II SNSAD HIS Attorney
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The Salina Herald has BEEN awarded
the county printing Of Saline county. Its
bid was "90 per cent. of Of rates allowed
BIZ law" Foolish.-Iopekd Record.
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J. e. Woodward,
BLACK SMITH

The undersigned reed -ctsuT q the cit!i
Of S.Ina Tscni,y that he d to do every
rety Of work in hi. in- promptly and we'll. An expert
thirty y. Es-s bin, H. saying that he under
stands liz business SD oies hin to promise ss-fac
ton in every psrf.euis-. Rates ssOeing srgc horse.
,oed shoes ~ &c RESTING - eenis ohsr charges In
prop '.;ion
steel Iron Horseshoe ard Horseshoe Nails c"nstant-
~ hand and !oT sac, los. Cal and be purch-
a. lag elsewhere.
shop ad:oi.ns NIcks seho!s, between s.nts We and
fifth.
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The legislature ofConnecticut have de
clared lowell and other Republican can
didatcs for State officers elected.
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Bancroft, minister to Berlin, has re-
signed, and Ex-Congressman Orth, OF
Indiana, is probably to be his successor.
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MARION COUNTY.

and sold for cash or time n time. fourth
BE- paid cash. the balance b.ar,ns ten per cen, annual
interest, 70 Or psaa = ~ uns SMaan M ss =
ISL and ths price, ~ sny sabseqncns p<Ftci ,.
asceFtained by sddtng I'm pr cent Per aanum froD
that date and hns dollar PER aiisaoaa soid
time.
Snri CssA
No az Sc 4 r n :/eras nsserJslioA lvses
usM DH 10 vir.s rs.s p...sis nd bot,
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A new town, by the name Of London,
his been started just south of Wichita.
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70 oC0 CO000ooOS09SVo.
We nssa I'll N eom@ssesas esv~sy YIN - scs>s -
asy nnes<rs psSfAtsing " - vsre, 81 ms
cd esp<sisces on - nsa eAe~sfuiiy psss "ss =,
- IN b ss.sd 49, - eoesy -es.iss ss''s~
ensotn1 in1orDneso - Il ss<nsssG ksn~s
PssfEss vyfsag - - - ias1s vli sssss ssarsy 80
Ind q risns p vssssA. Ssfa desesivnas = % y .
n.n. asek, - Uaks. 4 sssss es9Sleese "a =
M vsu ssse 0seA 49, y azi1ag sr1sis ~ sB0 =
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OTTAWA COUNTY.

30 scr~. bs<,aEs. - hsif mica s,s<hvsss %
Nfnn~z;Sis cusrsr ~ NJ q 30 cd NJ 81
% .sssse u iir svl. SIX Cr--a rzns thfszse n
lad. ys-nfy 81 isz.>s tisr.s se.i ,ss ga. 49,
ssc- 90 gsss - s~s ~ est
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n k srgr % s1rs e<-. %. ss h.f Ei~s sss.s.s<f =
a ~ s<r- essk. 100
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$50.
.sss.n , cotSm onesh.n mile from Solomon River.
49, uss nofu Sal;na, four and haif mi,s An
county sees, three nun Lind..x 49, 49,. S,a..
CITY ne b. Of sw and and y 81 Of - Of escisn - II
rSWl. ~ per acre cash -
Isl.
. eao oossom land on Coal cre~A tvo u,l,s s.cm
eoeny -, oesvesn SoaSneA River ed saii Csssh
one fourth OF mile nom The former fbsinr ~. ss,s
ne aad tle - Of tAe - Of ssestoa y rtSI
l52.
% screA bottom Coal Creek. one md bsls ui..
mum the Solo0oo River, eight miles northwest OF S
mon Citylbeing the II Of NJ Of section y iSraS
200.
- bottom lanA twelve miies noFshw ., Of ss
Linz, mile IRON sAs Saline River Isw Of SEXTON r.
VI; p,easy Of STOCK vserr and rsngs adjacent O.
236.
eAo ecrpa 10
- acre " Of seet,oaN &"
iO ocsee Qr eeettoa - %
oS pa acrs caah.
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WILD LANDS-SALINR COUNTY.

iina (beng the ar Of section H. Is 'arn,s AZ
sbou: it. d per acre one-a'th cHh, oasnoe on 'o1s
time.
SO.
800 acres bottom and .iopng prsiris with water and
bf niles soathest Of Brookvs. the end Of the second
division of the Kansas Pacific Railway tbeing the III
rancho o. Der acre. one nfth each. balance long
time
100 acre. smooth prairie in good neishborhood,
enteen milo. southwes, Of Salina eight miles south Of
Bavaria railway, miles from Brooksille two
NJ As n.r arrr. oae-sifSh cash b,lance on ;irne
So.
l5s so-los all bottom. branch Of Elm Creek eleven
miles south Of the railroad twelve from Brookvs De
ing the NV Or Of section 81 Is I'D running ~.,r
and scattering timber good stock place elo1o; one
9Th cash. balance on long 4, ,'"e'
Greek I'VE miles south Of Brookv.lls sIoo; ons-nfh
cash. balance on long time
lsa .ers. prairie. bottom and water a,: mile. south
Of B-ookvife t;he sw ar Of section 8 IT, vi -
per 'ore' s'is cash Sai'n &c on long time
.. =, q s'; s.lins ga mi. from cr,t in
good neiehborhood rhe hf Of section 49, i; ri WI
50.
"a ..,oo acres. smooth pr.ire with good farms I'D
ise IL Of section 81. It's, Nv ssper acre; $40
cash, b.,ance on long tine
so.
60 a. rolling Pr.;rs ;hirtssn nnes s5a;-
timber. er,ss 90 norin and :ou,h .,des O. PEI .ersi
''s-'f'' cash. balance on ST. 'iias time
SO aer-. smooth prairie fourteen miles .guth IL Sc
lss, DOE miie from smoky nm R.y.r cs.ins ,as
oe<-afs eash, balance 90 long 'i@s-
ca ser-s handsome pr.ire and bottom. Twelve ni-s
southwest Of saiiaa eve from Bav.-is and .I from
Brookviae co raiscsd fbeins section H. Is, rsvJ;
living vs;er % pr scre; on<-ffih cash ssaaos 90
long tine
63.
GO rolling prairie I'D bottom, tn miles south
Of salina. fhr-e from Rssxrls md sr from bk-
vile <:nr s~cson q. Is. yj sssod STRAIN 81 %.
s>r, VOID make end s'oet farm - pr sere si'es
6s.
syp-um cr,sk crosse .s,h~es. eOsssr. f.ir 'fr
" PER ser.; $50 os'h, hsi.ses % '0r's '''S
10, se.e. .p,ene.d rr>irs- liss no-hSss, q Sc
ase-ins e..s. ssi.ses a lsas tin.
81.
ssiss' soar nssts q G.sssi. 90 rssi.sy. Nalb~rry
Crvek ms ikruzxA sisA far sAnh-. feiax ~ 80 "
Of sees,oa =, {; Is ~ pr sere' oae-shA ess-'
''''e' Ga ''e I'm 1ol.
ls, s---. bsunsn. ca k.es.s P.csse Ksii-a-. I've
r.,e. ss a sss,ss rhe b. a az - e Of
- 60 =, 80. 81. !, e. =. s1 1.r Of
vlie sd ,< sisof ysri, sss fse1as ;s fh~ .rSr
q s: I'M 8. Ca: .es $50 =. cd. q .
10000
Bs.r.u ws:~r sss rs.s<r /. ~ oczssss 4 sH.s~ -
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ls, srr~s t,<snsn. "a ksesas fac-se Eaiiza-, ~
rile. cat 81 M ~ ~ 81 " a - sof y Of
~ or a s-<soa ~ oisS per scrr cs>e. % o-
fhsrd cab halxa,e u rso yesrs 81 Tn pr o>s;
1Ul
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"a, arr. bsss- ks1 sisyd.x prsire ssotninr BROCK
ve saA ~ .lsch ysris and fseEaf tk~ tom b 81 9r
o. ssr.ss a. Is. god scs-zn % ss;sr N -
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lso ARR hoe,s And rrair>, rsss nilss soh.ess %
Saline four n.sta 81 Rsxsyia 90 rasfvsy, S1in~ry
Crvek NJ. n rrxxA IN far s4nl<y fiax ~ 50 "
Of srcssoa =, IS rs.i Q: pr ser.' oae-ssA oss-.
. balance ca long TIM
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-04-30

MANIFTsTACICN.

Los que susc,iber, rasaj3 ros Gel vapol
espaiol ARGOS, por cCarto tcGos queda
mos muy agrsGec'dosy s; t'sf ckos dtl
trato que, dufatte a travt;f', lIemos re
cibido del Capitan i. jaime Vidal Y
den az individuos eppeados dc cicho
varor, en- rrueha de uuestfo Cal no Y
,ecteIdcs 10 hact mos tGb;ico para ca
mun st tlst&cclOr.
Pueito Rice IS de Atri de 1,11 =
O. MunQet. = Jose Morera Orti@-Amn,
dor Riera, q s" esposa.-Jaaae ou'scd. 3
Om0ona -Fyancisco RipoH.-A AdoJo Te-
re. - Jaime Moliaas Antonio Gyuuedas
-Avcli,la Rios de Fana. Joseta G. d.
Riero,- Mmyaraa Garcia -Yi,yilia Sa'7
cho -Ctpmen .Paig.-Hosa B5gas Is
tfban Mdjcd, Su Sra. q dos kyas -Jua'
Rovuulto, esposa & hyo.-JQs6 BigaS.
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LA MALLORQUINA.
GALE DE SAN JU-To NUM IS.
Gran, f4brica de chocolate al vapor,
PRIMER premio obtenido Ell la
Ultima Exposition p1blica de
eeta ci77dad. s4 III

En- este aGfeuItado y antique esfabe-
cimiento Sc elaboran cnnstantement
CHOCOLATES de varias classes pre-
clos, empleando para clio los mas exec
lentes mateiiales. Reunen la especial CIR
cunstancia, de. estar- preparados al gust:
general del ptfs y desprog ;stes de es@
abuudaucia de especies irritantes que tar
perjudieiaaes eou Ell eetos-ct'u,@s y gu,
tanto abundan los chocolates GRE e11 est
sc intrOducen de d'stintas RI Q e,ie ncias
Debemos mantestar al L 2iico para Qne
no 10 ignore, cue per este sisGem9 On
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como Anjsotc de Bardeos, Marrasq qqino de
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anegas y almudes yacafe molido diaria-
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aroma.
Unico der6sito por mayor menor,
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