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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1875-03-20
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Qr.rr - NEVADA. COUNTY or WHITE klNhs{
DTsTRIcT ATTORNEYS OFFIcE.
NOTICE OF SUITS COMMENCE - eli
IN following named a aee reaI estate and i'm
movements thereon, or improvements WIen 8
sessed Separately. hereinafter described, known
or unknown You ere hereby noIlnGu La ro,-r+
have been commenced in tne = useIcc Mh;ta
Township No. 1, Hamilton, county OF nni 10
p;na Gtafa Of Nevada. h Bush, Jr-, Justlce' ~
fhe State OF Nevada plaintiff, against eacn ~ = g
deSandants hereinafter named, and OF eacn =
the following described tracts OF parcSlo 10
with the improvements thefeoh- -
ments when separately assessed, ana al o"noLo
~ ~ c1ai,nants to the same. known or unknown.
to recover the tax and delinquency assesses "
said defpndants against said property Ior LIZ
fiscal year commencing January lsg,A l "a
and ending December 31st, a. u. 1915 ~ sn1
an alias summons and one Orlglnal ILL ~
has been dnlv issued in each case. Anu
Won are further notified, that unless yo1
aDpear and answer the complaint nled Ia saiu
cause, on or before the Fifth Gay Oh Aplli,
d. 1875, at l O'Clock Pm. OF that gay, Juus gato4a
will be taken against you, and the real estate
and improvements herein described, LOT ene
amount of tax and delinquency speclned' anu
costs of suit $50
r. r. Cranley, lots Nos. 1a. 10 and 20; block
81. Lots Nos. ], 2 ands5, BLOCK o.. Lo' w. 40
block SO. Hamilton. Amount, Sl7 ".
Eclipse Mining Company, lot and mouse On
the line between Chloride and Bromide Flats.
- fE4~IAM& HflN
Sam Friedman, lot Z. block II, with improve
ments, Mineral City. Amount, W ~. -
KingN O,Leary. lot 100. block 2, Treasure Hill.
Amount, SIC 90.
A. G. Kinsey, lots q, %. 20 and 80, block s;
lots z, 8, q and 10, block II; east % feet q lots
s, s, 7 and s, block 81; east 20 feet OF iots IL
and 3, block 13, Hamilton. Amount, sil 1o.
Levis0n Bros. lots Ia and ". DlocK y Hainil-
ton. Amount, IS 10.
NICK ensey, 160 square feet of land adjoining
block SO. Cherry Greek. Amount ~ ~.
Mineral City Gold and Silver Mining Com
pany, consisting Of Sam Brannan, George Lamp,
John Doe, ct. al, 800 acres of land-town-slte
of Mineral City 800 acres of wood and timber
on Mount Ararat. Amount, $261.
J. 7. Stewart, lots 8, 8. 10, IL, IL and IL, block
26, Hamilton. Amount, S19.
j. B.. BARKER, District Attorney.
ED. RAUM, Sheriff.
Hamilton, White Pine county, Nevada, Febrt-
airy 81, A. D. 1875. f27-4w
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Assessment Notice.
REECHER CONsOLIDATED

WIZARD BEECHER Dz;na;n.l
w Mil and Mining Company. rrinoi IN.
p caa;on Of works, Treasure City, White Pine
Notice is hereby given, that at q meeting q y
the Board Of Trustees, held on the 1ft u Th;rt ~
aeDLa ,ey share was levied upon the capital stock
Of the pe corporation S1paa payable imnediasely IL IN ~ Y.
9 cold coin. to the Secretary, at the office OF sne
company, Room 4, No.. 4ol California s'rsS'' 0al
~ stock mon which this assessment snail
remain unpaid on Thursday, the 8th Gay Oh
Anil 1875. will be delinquent, and advertised
for sale at public auction, and unless payment
is made before, will be sold on
Thursday, the Sixth day Of May, 1870
to pay the delinquent assessments, togetner VIII
DAVID A.. JENNINGS, Secretary.
Office, Room 4, No. 4O1 California street. sah
Francisco, California. uD-su
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And in accordance with law and an order Of
the Board of Directors. made on the I'd day OF
Febl uary, 1875, SO many shares Of each parcel
If said stock as may be necessary, will be sold At
public auction at the Office of the Company.
room IL, No. 302 Montgomery street. San Fran
cisco, California, on
Wednesday, the 31st day. Of March, 1875.
ut the "a of Twelve o'clock NJ. of that
day., to pay said delinquent assessment thereon,
together with costs Of advertising and expenses
of the sale.
I. T. MILLIEEN, Secretary.
Ofice-RoOm IA, No. 500 Montgomery street.
San Francisco, California. mf3-td
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assrssment Notices.
assessment Notice.

n,o x-TRour, E. A. DAMON, Z { ri HILL 81 and
"a X ROSS, B. r. DALE, Al
h: yeB and each Of you are hereby q ya mo'i ne sums inns
.,a auu Is d,,e from you and each q yous = FOR the
actual sPe wessin 8 ana ds eve agsiiasI q stare sns mines.
dated aCnamp1ou +,a Nevada Mining Dlstrlcs'
White Pine county. State Of Nevada
! Trout. $50 feet, amount due.;.. 100
"a Damon, 200 feet, amount aus'- so
Nv. Small, 200 feet, amonnL ua0' 100
q. G. Ross. 209sfeet, amount auo-. 200
p r Dale $50 feet, amount dus..- 100
2 I + Hill 400 feet, amount due... 50
e. E. Brisacher, $50 feet, amount due. a,.;fea,
Ard Won and each of you are hereby nos" von
that rnless the amounts due from eacn " II
hal Ne naid on or before the EXPIRATION " H 4aI
days sren this s, date r,s to eseFsi% interests u. pss' shall be;
tom tonne N tbs paop paas ef' your o-Ownsr IL the he s it
mining claims INDEED under an Nav Dy o. xll' 1879, entitled
An Act 10 promote the develophrers =
Mining resources of the United otateS.
Hamilton, Nevada, December "a, OF
dec26-3m
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CITY TAXES.

~ ollCh IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ,rrr
f ban tn ems nscal year 1874, has been plae aan u ! on
are 81 now We du uen aea That the taxes Of said CITY aay
Hall. from 10 o'clock M. to o'clo onac s the City
caHs excepted, and that the law in reo ~; sun
ooAAeo'lon thereof will be strictly enforc su = the
Hsm;1t marsnal and Ex-officio Tax Collector
september q, 1874. sls.tf
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WHITE PINE NEWS


Come, lovely Spring with all thy flowers,
III xPfinIrose.and violet come
Sweet verdtre, cIoffIe .agafn the bUHersE
Bee, let as hear thy hum
And hearts shall leap and tongues shall sing,
And welcome forth the newborn Spring.
Thus cen as Winter stern departs,
= % 6bs1i Al our soffows go;
There IS the S~pringtime Of the heart,
The spirit, y genial glow;
The sun of Hope, with glorious ray,
Drive all the clouds CT care away.
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DeIiuquent Sales.

GENEVA CONSOLIDATED SILVER MN
NJ ING C0MRANE-Location of principal
place Of business: City and County of San Fran
cisco, State Of California; Location of works
Cherry Greek Mining District, White Pine county,
State OF Nevada 80
Notice.1There is ~delinquens upou The fol-
loWing-described stock, on account Of assess
,ment no. Al levied on the I'd day of JsnzIary,
1876. the several amounts SET opposftethe names
Of the respective shareholders, as follows
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Application for Patent.
NOTICE NO. 261.
q. s. REGISTERS OFFICE, {
EUREKA. Nevada. October nth, 1914.


NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
postoiicc address is Cherry Creek, Nevada, 9.
w. Kceney. Agent,1 has this day fled in this Of
flee d diagram, together with q notice of appli-
cation for q patent from the United States under
Act Of Congress-, approved May 10, 1872, Tor If
teen hundred linear feet OF the Star lode, the
same running COO feet easterly, and 900 feet
westerly from the location with sur
face ground 600 feet i'm width, situated in Cherry
Creek Mining District, White Pine county, State
of Nevada, and described in the plat and field
notes on file in this office as follows, to wit:
U. .. Survey No. 80, a
no. 3S, whence the mouth Of the Star tunnel
bears 8. $50 ~ w. CAT feet. The Star shaft bears
s T8o 21f w. T62 feet. The flag staff in the town
OF Cherry Creek, on the northwest corner of
Main and Bush street, bears 8. 20 wv. 10,585 feet,
and q nut pine tree marked "Star B. t." bears
I. 41Ao K. Ill feet. Thence running s. $50 w
6OU feet, 80 post marked No. q, u 8. Survey No.
81. Thence N, ITO wv. 1900 feet, to post marked
NOS, US. Survey No. 80. Thence N. 100 e..
~, and thence s. re T.. 1900 feet, to post No. /,
the place of beginning. Hs9E 4tTssra
Containing 20 66-l00 acres. Courses expressed
rom the true meridian, with q magnetic varia-
ton of 1879 east. 80 - -
inns claim is located on unsurveyed lands,
ana is bounded ON neither end by any known
clalmants, the nearest mine il the GREY Eagle.
rms claim lis recorded in Book Al. Page iO6. Of
u the Cherry Greek District Mining Records,
anu . copy OF the notice and plat can be found
pusaea az the location monument, 28 feet west
crly rom the mouth of the Star tunnel.
oi' +. HORN, Register.
-----LZErrF Ar4.M4~ 1870 N
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DINTO MINrNG OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

DINTO MHNIN6
IL of principal place of business. Fan Francisco
California. Location Of works, Pinto Mining
district, White Pine county, Nevada.z
NOTJCE-Thcre is delinquent npon the fol-
lowing described stock, on account of assess
the several amounts set opposite the names Of
the respective shareholders as follows
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u. s. survey No. s77LotA a.

IS. survey No. 87-LotA.
poo;nning at q post marked No. ], Us Survey
peg ~ PT5+ 4 Whence the section corner COM
NO. !, sections "a and rs, II. Il. N. 3. 81 e., and
mon 10 and 30, II. is, N. r. So e. MD. M,
Soa-s q goo 39t w. 66O2 feet NOUN oI wheeler
tonnel bears s. 70 e zoos feet and the Charter
Oke shaft bears s. 1879 W oVo Zee. /; tlenee
: r. q Survey NO 81, LotA- Whence post No
: survey No. 80, made for lgnatz Steinharty
,non the Cocopah deposit or loas, pears SI%o
~. 1900 feet thence n. SOo y. ~ 70 post
m - N 1Oo X. 1900 feet, to post H1arke6 MOI,
IT 8 Survey NC. 81. Lot Az and thence s. S0o
q on feet to post No. ], the place OF beginning,
eontaining, &. 81 LOO acres. Also, the following
described piece Of land as q m1li-slte:
ANa5 LOT B.
Reoinning at q stake marked No. ], u q: Survey
No. 81, Lot b. whence post NO J, Los A.. bears -
ooo AZ q. 82l1 feet. The s. e. corner OF the
White pine M. and M. Co.'s mill bears ". 46Ao
W 278 feet thence running Inv 6SHo w 100 feet
~ ,ost married. so. 2, u. 8. Survey No. 81, Lot
p. thence s.. ISo w. so feet,sto post marked NO.
. ri 4. Survey 81, Lot B thence ~. 6o4o W.
I'm feet to post marked No. a, u. g. Survey No.
81 lot B /: thence n. 21Ho e. II 5-10 feet TO post
marked No. s. u. s.. Survey No. 81, Lot = thence
N. 67 low. IS1 feet, to post marked We. 2, Y. :.
Survey No. 81. Lot b thence N - =. 90, o
al. Lot b; thence s. 58AoE3n feet, TO mark.
Ell No 8. u. s. Survey No. 81, Lot 3 thence N
$50 81 q. G52 $40 feet to post marked Nos, US
Survey No. 81, Lot 3 thence :. 81 Z 5ee
feet to post marked No. 10, U. s. Survey No 81,
lot r. thence s.. 51ko w. $50 feet. topoBt mark
ed No. Ii, U. s. Survey No. 81. Lot b; thence N.
51M~ w. 100 feet, to post marked No. II. y. s.
Survey No. 81, Lot B; thence 3. 63Aq ". 40
feet, to post marked No. 13, u. 5. Survey no. 81,
Lot b. and thence S 1879 W. 277 feet, TO post
No. l., the place of beginning containing 4 $40
acres.
Courses expressed from the true meridian with
a magnetic variation of 1Go east.
n This claim in located upon u~nsurveyed lands,
and Is bounded on neither end by any known
claimants, the nearest mines are the Hidden
Treasure and Cacopah. sMF Khr1Ns8A WI
This claim il recorded in Book b., page 800. of
the White Pine District Mining Records, and q
copy of the notice and plats can be found posted
at the Charter Oke shaft and upon the mill
building.
il CYRUS r. HORN. Register.
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@AAEKG4rxxN girfrecefved q pair Of
ten dollar kid shoes. for "a New Years
preseU~ But fheTlwere nm inch too
short. A ball was to be given, and she
must keep her engagement with her
Long Ridge bear At the lest moment
he1 Jgetkus Etpfamphed BANNING .up
stairs. she seized her fathers razor-the
one giSsab sa1 BY George washington
and repaired to her room. -Itwas but the
work of a noment to cut off those ten
toes and hide them i'll her trunk. A
ffAhsnH felttsn stadhched the wounds.
and in less than five minutes the belle of
the town was dressed and ready, for the
party. Her lover sind that she looked d
little pale. but her sparkling eye and kit
teplikeymevements balished all thought
of it when she skipped into the sleigh.
THERE is q certain class Of young men
in the world who are eternally whining
about "snot. being appreciated" A per-
son who talks thus Is diseased. If he is
laafh vortfr anything. he goes out, faces
the world, and ut once finds himself ap=
preciated according to his capacity. III
he is not. he falls to making poetry, and
rf ta~ Es -NaY58It "a EhHns
my real number is six. but my hand
will bearsqpeezing." is what she said to
the young MAJ at the glove-counter. And
the great, thick-headed lqnatic got her q
pair Of five-and-half gloves without find
ing ont how much squeezing her hand
Would b6ary We would have worked at
that job an hour but she wonldhave had
an exapt 6tgw -
ihoNDoN has no n1ofgue, but may get
one now, as woman taken out Of the
river and kept in D stnble till they could
find the GorAerw meanwhile eaten up
By the rats, who. like every one else,
have had a hard winter. sd At baA a
WHEN Washington first became Presi-
dent insl769, Boston, though the second
town Of Importance in the United States,
containedg6ut 1900 inhabitants.
A KENfbcK1 paper speaks of a man
Who had X narrow escHpc from a sun
stroke, be having stood only two feet
from a man that Masstrnck. IA aAT a
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ExEeuTIoE oR AN. INNocENrG IRIA-The
French Minister of Justice has just re-
ceived q report not unlikely to create
some sensation. Thirty years ago n
young girl named Marie Guernic was
found poisoned IN her bed. She had
been betrothed a short time before to a
young NAH, with whom the young sister
Madeline was said to be desperately in
lore. The poor girl was at once arrested.
tried, and finally condemned to death,
which sheTsuffeIed calmly and valisintly,
without uttering a word of complaint or
of,justiication. Everybody felt the great
est sympathy for the poor old father Of
the two girls, ho-was giving signs of the
most violent grief. He had come into
possession of some money which the
girls had inherited from their mother,
but hissgrief did not seem to be lessened
thereby. A fortnight ago the old man
died, and Before his death confessed to
his parrish priest, the Rev. Able Barrean,
that he was himself thA murderer of his
eldest daughter. He. had, moreover. al
lowe6 Suspicion Solrest on the younger in
order to inherit the money Of both. The
poor. victim had died innocent without
tttefihg q word Ia her own defense. be-
cause she knew who was the murderer,
apd rather chose to die than to dsnounce
him to- Justice. az gi1 a8is8iaaeUQ13e III faad
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a BsOLUTE Drynprr. -
ill., ia from Courts Of differeo ofs s OBTAINED
, NTH stc. No publicity reon; nsases' Ior deser-
-"1 uiV0rce granted. Address No charge
nooSE Attorney, 194 Broad va
ie20-6m 1"as' AZ. <.
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NOTICE

- sne Taxpayers Of the City Of Hamilton.
~ 1IlCE is HEREBY GIyFN ru.m -
ton for tha ssa Tax Roll of the CITY Of Har FL i
for cnl, .ns nscai year Of 1874 is now II nv I hun
within twenty twenty d sSa fr palss ss,t the taxes are -I psid
commenced for their collection aa'e' suit win be
hamilton November Is, 1874 o''s attorney.
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Al COLORADO CASE.

Acase was on trial at Pueblo, Colo
RADIO two of the witnesses gave testi-
mony III such a manner as to cast severe
reflection ubonF each others yeracity.
After they had given their evidence they
adjourned outside, and after a lively dis
pHte, eonclpded that the best way to es-
'tab1ish their claims to truth would be to
fight the matter out in good old-fashioned
rough-and-tumbfe style. So of it they
went, and just as FL. G. Thacher was adj
dressing the jury somebody. yelled
fight" aid out ran the constable and
jnrOrs. despite the circumstances of the
Court and ~attorney-the latter having
just arrived from the States, being de-
cidedly astoniahed ut the abrupt depart
ure of those 'tpeers," upon whom he
had been lavishing the fowefes of rhet-
ORIG. The scene outside the Courthouse
was ascurious one. One of the pugilists
Efhezone on top WAS a friend Of Gen.
stable Joe Cox. and that worthy would
call out I: !" command the peace !" and
then STOPPING down, he would say to his
friend. in q low tone, "Give him h-ll r.
This state of affairs continued for some
time, until Joe's friend was turned by his
antagonist, and then it occurred to Joseph
that be ought to put an end to this ont
rageous violation OF the dignity of the
Court and the peace and quiet Of the
community. Accordingly, he called Geo.
Chapman. who was standing by, to part
The AeolE batahts. which George proceeded
to do, though several of the jury were so
Disguised at the abrupt termination OF
the fua thst they pulled off their coats
and threatened to thrash him for his
efforts in dischargiug his duty as a citi-
zen.
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HOT rOSTPoNEMENT. fE EvG
The above sale is hereby postponed until
THURSDAY. April 8, 1875, at the same hour and
place.
BY order Of the Board OF Trustees.
x4srA ALFRED e. DUBROW, Secretary.
San Francisco. March 8, 1875. m13-td
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And III accordance With INV, and IN order OF
the Board Of Trustees, made on the 9th day
of January. 1875, so many shares of each parcel
of such stock as may be necessary, will be sold
at public auction at the Office Of the company,
Room z, No.438 California street, San Francisco,
California, on 4 BORG "se hfaM
Monday, the 9Th day Of March, 1875,
at the hour Of O'Clock, P. NJ. of such day; to pay
delinquent assessments thereon, together with
costs Of advertising and expenses of the sale.
ALFRED X. DUBROW, Secretary.
Office, Room Z, No. 43S California street, San
Francisco, California q Nu451&A f2O
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---mvVrVT TA HEKEEB UL - 1HAA
N tha Hamilton Mill and Mining Com
~ the ,postof6ce address Hamilton Nevada.
p Paoyn,h Grandelmyer, Agent, has this day fled
s Il this efiss J d fss : p s9ssshf from with sRs : d nasass
OF appn lvdar Act of Congress approved May 10,
S s6as sor 1900 linear feet Of the Charter Ole lode,
1871, Iol r.uning six hundred feet northerly,
and sns sasr hundred feet sOuth ssagd from aI the b Charter
OKe snal., sit1ated in White Pine Mining
IeeI ~ White pine county, Nevada, and de-
D aor;had in the plat and field notes on file IN this
office. as follows, to wit a-,a3
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Assessment Notice.

NO E. BLAISDELL, P. T.. EASTMAN. W. M
Il AMBRY, IVOY NICHOLS, j. GOODWIN
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V A RE D A D ES
LA FAMHAHA CRIsTHANA.
d. Pineda.

va sabeis, lectoras mias, que ell tema
constante de mis- escritos, ell ardiente an
hello de mi alma, mi principal objeto y la
dulce Illusion que con mas ansia me hace
dedicaros mis- humildes tareas, no son
otros que veros felices, ST tengo la dicha
de que no cerreis los oidos q mis- palabras.
Yo no podre ensenaros mucho porque
Sc muy POGO; pero os dire con una escri-
tora contemporaries: "yo puedo, gracias
al cielo, ensenar algo, no de 10 POGO que
he inventado, 81 de 10 POGO que aprendf
de mis- mayores; ) como esta ensenanza
es una deuda que tengo con la humani-
dad, quiero devolver 10 que me hs dado,
por este escribo."
Esto debe ser 10 .bastante para MERCER
vuestra indulgencia: 20 no aspire NADIA,
ST Sc exceptaa ell conseguir vuestro amor, y
me halaga la esperanto de que no seran
infructuCsos los esfuerzos que hago para
dirigiros por ell camino del bien.
SI veces me encontrais demasiado Sc
vera, ST veis en- mis- paginas un ligero
tinte de intransigencia, no os enfadeis; 20
no podria jamas ser tolerante con ell NAL;
yo no puedo comprender que Sc mire el
vicio con indiferencia, mucho m6nos
que un alma verdaderamente cristiana
| dele correr al abismo seres infelices que
podria salvar son un conseio oportuno 8
una afectuosa advertencia.
| Aunque a veces deis cabida la idea,
--bien err6nea,-de que soy intolerante
Ey que no conozco la amable induIgencia,
SECURE marchando por la senda que me
he trazado, bien segura de que, 81 al fin
lie ella no encuentro los lauros coronas
de la mundane gloria, en- cambio hallare
las de la eterna bienaventuranza; de que
81 no halaga mis- oidos Ell APPLAUSE que Sc
concede al genio y la inspiration, escu.
chare con mas gozo, con mas inefable de-
licia Ell dulce murmullo de las bendicio
mes de mis- amigos; santa recompensa !
que aspire en- mis- dorados sueios.
| He dado q esta variedad ell titulo de Ii
Jani1ia cristiana, y antes de hablaros d,
este, seame lfcito alzar les ojos 81 Cielo ]
pedir a la excelsa Madre del Crucihcado
| que guie mi mano para que conozcais L
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Puerto Rico 6 de abril de 1875.
HOMEOPATIA-.

El deseo de algunos amigos entusiastas
por la homeopathic me ha movido q fiar
mi residencia en- esta Capital, y la vez,
saber ell interes con que una parte del
p6blico solicita la curacion de sus pade-
cimientos q benefcio de aquel medic de
curacion que tanto domina va en- Euro
pa y America, desde Ell alcazar del pode-
roso hasta Ell modesto albergue del obrero
y la choza del campesino.
ST la practica de % amos exclusiYa-
mente homeopAtica, ilustrada con el cri-
terio de medicos, quienes he conocido
en- mis- excursiones por ell extranjero con-
tribuye que la homeopathic sea mas CO..
nocida, me sera muy satisfactorio.
En- estos 1ltimos amos viene avanxando
un sistema de curacion que 10 dice todo &
favor de las dosis pequeTas iufnitesima-
les; ilas mismas que hasta hace POGO han
merecido la satira mas cruda ell mas
cinico sarcasmo!
Tn testimonio irrecusable de euracio-
nes me permite ofrecer una especialsdad
para la curacion del Cdncer aacipieate.
destruction de algunos tumores defor-
midades en- la piel, sin Ell uso de Ia cuchi.
LA nj producer dolor.
Recibo en- consulta de II 8, grat6ito
los pobres.
Plaza pricipal, n6mero Is. y,
j. ByaR0n. Is. i.
r4
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sula en- 205, 900 hombres y Francia
4 Russia pueden hacer ascender a otros
100000 hombres sus reservas y ejer-
Ito territorial; Espaf1a, una vez ter
ninada la guerra carlista, podria pre-
.entarse ante Europa con un ej9rcito
snidod de 100000 hombres y agregan-
ID la milicia ciudadana ascendera su
|uerza militar efectiva q 100000 hom
bres. lQue bello cuadro de elementos
lara destruirse unos otros!
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-04-11

recordar al nieto de la princesa insig.
ne que cerr6 los ojos q la luz, reco-
mendando ell buen trato de sus DO
bres indios de Occidente, que aquf
donde Sc les extingue por medic del
aseslnato mas feroz, Sc insulta & Es-
11a cada dia en- nombre de principles
humanltarios que este pueblo no co..
noce.