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National Republican., 1877-08-27
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

ONE DoLLAR.-0btain DR.. Hartley's grest remedy
for Catarrh. druggists have 1t.
Lcftoff clothing, watches, pistols, &C., bought at
Herzog's, 9l5 street Orders attended 10.
All kinds Of trunks made TO order, repaired and
covered at Murrsy's, sOo Pennsylvania avenue,
Market Space.
THE finest New York butter In the city also
choice Virginia, Pennsylvania, and Western but.
ter, at SpiCcrs butter store, southwest corner OF
Ninth and Il streets. Fine cheese at less than Bal.
timore prices. No impOssbiltles advertised, but
prices as low as tho lowest Call and be con
ylnced
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CATARRH CURED.

have used nearly every advertised nostrum,
consulted scores Of celebrated physicians at cost
Of twelve hundred dollars, without particle Of
benefit One months scientific treatment by DR.
Hartley has rendered me q perfectly well man.
This Is but one Of hundreds Of similar cases that
have come within the knowledge OF DIR. Hartley
during the past two years Consultations and trial
applications free ofce, 7s2 Tenth street north
west
National Republican., 1877-08-27
MAN STARRED.

READING, Pa, Aug. 2G.-Herman Trout, u
member OF the Common Council, was seriously
stabbed by VIM, st0tt, late last night during ali
alteration participated In by several parties Stott
pushed up to his Victim and saying, Trout, have
served tlmo In Jail and am willing 70 serve more
on your account" stabbed him in the abdomen
cover. stGY Is In custody lie gave tAe officers
much trouble TO arrest him,
National Republican., 1877-08-27
QrIRK's InIaII IRA

This popular remedy for dyspepsia, biliousnes,
sick headache sour stomach, vertigo, constipation
aud all diseases arising from disoTdered stomach
OF liver is sold by all druggists % cents per pack
age-making quart Of medicine.
National Republican., 1877-08-27
TEETH RrISEp py NEGLECT

cannot be restored. Young people remember this |
Use daily Thurston's Ivory Pearl Tooth Powder.
Il will preserve your teeth from decay, and keep
them sound clean and white through lie. 2o and
80 cents per bottle. Sold by all druggists.
National Republican., 1877-08-27
MfNIsTER NOYEs IN pARIs,

PARIS. Aug e8.-General Benjamin W.
Soyes and family strlvsa lfst might Nj, Wash
A project y on foot to dys him grand oohpli.
moutary dlnner bbl2rg bis depaIIuTe.
National Republican., 1877-08-27
EVERY Persona HAIR

prevents is becoming dry and harsh ffompson's
Pomade 0ptime Is specially suitable; II keeps the
hair sot and glossy, and inparts TO Il strength and
vitality. % and W cents per bottle. Sold by all
druggists.
National Republican., 1877-08-27

VIZ are offering unusual inducements to adver
tisers. Now Is the time to make advantageous con
tracts for the fall season.
National Republican., 1877-08-27

THOSE having apartments to rent will remember
that the NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, Is mailed daily to
every member Of Congress- Now Is the time TO ad.
NnIIlsa
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BRApY's.

The historical portraits Of distinguished repre,
sentative men, lately on exhibition At tho Centcn,
ihs Inspection oi the public at TBrady's National
Gallery" No. d25 Pennsyivania avenue. This col
lection eTbIacea the ointment men Of America, In
Li0hls accord mslal al f66 tehtedhia ESpOGilon In
Philsdslphia, lN9.
National Republican., 1877-08-27
II,nrcInI,s EnoNnMY-

Is now absolutely necessary. Throw moi aside your
soiled gloves, but renoyate them with Jouycn's In
odorOus Kid Glove Cleaner, 1t Will cleanse them
thoroughly, easily and quickly. Sold al drug and
fancy stores. Is cents per bottle.
National Republican., 1877-08-27
BrRyErrs rLAvoRING EXTRACTS.

The superiority of these extracts consists In their
perfect purity and great strength. They are war
ranted free from the poisonous oils and acids which
enter into the composition of many OF the lacti.
cious fruit Aavors now In the market.
National Republican., 1877-08-27
BASE BALL.
HooLEYs VS.. EAGLEs-AN INTERFERING GAME,
WHICH DARKNESS PUTS A sroP TO.

WHICH DARKNESS PUTS sroP TO.
About fifteen hundred spectators assembled
Saturday to witness the game between the
Eagles and Hooleys, on the grounds Of the
former. Evidently tho Eagles presumed on the
prestige of their defeat Of the Astorias on
Monday last, for they were morally certain Of
securing n victory, but at the end Of tho third
inning when the score stood to 0 In favor OF
the Hoolcys, they came to the conclusion that
they had rcckoncd without their host. In tho
ffth inning. by some good batting. aided by
errors, tho Eagles succeeded In tieing the
game, the score standing to s. In the sixth
and seventh innings the Eagles added to their
score, while the Hooleys got only for their
STARE. In the seventh inning the Hooleys got
the hang of Gates pitching, and corkcd him
for six runs, four Of which were earned, thus
making the score stand l2 TO H. In the eighth
inning the Eagles succeeded In making one
run, after two men had been put ont, thus
ticing the game. tn,d blanked the Hoolcys.
Darkness here put stop to the game, which
will he finished Wednesday. On the part OF
the Eagles Dean. Shchan, Duke and Darnelle
carried of the honors, while Carbcrry and
Kaiser did tho same for the Hoolcys. To-day
the Creightons and IIoolcys play op the Olym-
pic grounds at i:30 o'clock.
National Republican., 1877-08-27
BURNETTs COCAINE

BuRNETTs COCAINE.
A perfect dressing for the hair. The Cocoaine
d 2r On ,S for or
purpose.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
r E A KY 70 o + 8.

X U y 3.
LEAKY ROOFS made thoroughly watsr.,igh, both
as to rain and snow water; DAMP WALLS also mads
dry. by thoroughly applying IRoNCLAp PAINT
and IRoN-cLAD CEMENT
!, has been used by Mr.. Ed Clark architect United
States Capitol, upon the public buildings for eight
wears. and Is pronounced by him to bo The best and
most durable paint In tho world. 1t s Also used b
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SUITS ENTERED.

THE EQUITY COURT DOCKET.
National Metropolitan Road VS.. P. J. Laurit-
ger ct al, to enforce payment Of judgment at
law of $4,000; Mr.. b. zevcly attorney for
plaintiff.
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LIFE IN WASHINGTON.
1NDICATIONs.

Northeast 10 southeast nnds, stationary OF higher
Temperatures partly cloudy wed'ler aud occasional
gh rains, wih risinp, possibly Joliowcd al north.
srn stations by falling barometer.
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AN ERA OF GOOD TIMES.
MONEY FOR EVERYBODY.
OVER $4,000 IN CURRENCY DISTRIBUTED.
GRAND CAPITAL rRIzEs OF
10000 $500, .l'oo', 10000
SECOND GRAND DRAWING
KENTUCKY CASH DISTRIBUTION COMPANY,
IN THE CITY OF LOUISVILLE. KY.
THURSDAY, AUGUST 80. 1877.
OR MONEY REFUNDED IN FULL
AUTHORIZED BY THE LEGISLATURE
SUSTAINED BY THE COURTS
FARMERS AND DRoVKRg BANK.
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rins S... t'Ss . f1inss Sf u @ ss So SO
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, WHOLE TICK ELS SlO HALNfJSt5, QUARTERS
I t250. ii iTIcKETs, 400. Ss Tickets.
| 500, 5Gt TICKETS, $40
| Remittances can lie made by Mall. Express, Dram
=, o. Money Order or Registered Letter, made paya
bic to u, W. Barrow Il Co.
| Reliable Agents wanted everywhere Send refer
ws SypiBlSsRfRHo BSRRo$ V sSsp. S dsn asis Managers
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NHEGARAY INSTITUTE.
lscT and t5a SPRUCE STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
For young ladies' and misses Reopsns THURS
DAY, september 1 Board and tuition. In Latin.
English aud French, per annum. sion -.
MADAME ID. IlERviI.LY, Principal.
French Is the language ofth family. my2o6m
MUSICAL ACADEMY,
1854 street northwest Dr.. J. p. cAULFIELD, PrIn-
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Johns HOPKINS UNIVERSITY,
BALTIMORE

The Programme OF Studies for the year beginning
Sept is 1871. will be sent application. je22 FTuiIw
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EDUCATIONAL.

COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY.
~ WASHINGTON CITY. d. q.
Preparatory Department opens September Il, tsTT.
The College opens September u.
Medical Department. October 4.
Law Department October TO-
For catalogues and information. address.
J.C wELLlSG. III. r.,
hul5wFNMsm President.
The daily gazette., 1877-07-11

"'If it is your Rose, and we think it is
said one of the good souls, you should
look at this
"And cut the silk, and there 1 found
letter, and on it was written my name,
and prayer, that if she did not live to
reach America, some good soul would
send it to me:
GRANDFATHER, DEAR'--it began-I
am coming to you as fast as 1 can; but
there is a dread upon me that L shall not
reach you. j heard from you a while
ago. A sailor from our old home says
that you are alive; and know if ever
get to you, you'll forgive me. There is a
great deal to forgive; but I've suffered,
I've been punished,
"'He with whom l went was a very
bad man. think he is dead, but Pm
not sure; and I'm coming home, poor and
sad, and ashamed to tell you all, and live
with you, if you'll let me. Oh, / know
you will; haven't any fear. Just as God
forgives sinners, voull forgive me, But
if don't come, then you may know I'm
deaf. ] kiss the paper. Goodbye, dear
grandfather, goodbye. Your poor wretch
ed little ROSE
"Tbat was all, ,maam. But it was
enough. The sea has brought me all il
can. Ned is lost and Ben dead, and Dan
hasnJ Deen nearu OF lot years. Inc other
bpys-yes, they are dead too. The sea
cannot bring me anything, ma'am-no
no."
So he shook his head and walked
away.
That was year ago. Yesterday, 60
ing to that seaside place again. passed
the home of the old sailor. He was sit
ting at the door, but he came forward
and SMILED.
You're the lady spoke to year ago,
he said. "I remember told you the sea
could not bring me anything, but it has
My Dan has come bacK-my Dan. He's
been on desert island for years, but he's
hale and hearty, and he's married to q
girl that waited for him, and never gave
him up all this while. That's her inside
and feel young again, they are both sc
fond of me, and she max IS it such g
| home"
And then saw that the garden had
been weeded and the windows were
bright, and from one of them peeped just
then a comely, middle-aged woman'S face
and pleasant voice called, "Fauher
when you are ready, dinner is"
That's my aughter,in-law, said the
old man. cheerily. "Good-bye, it sort o.
seems as though you brought me luck
asking if the sea had brought ME any
thing. l shan't forget you. Goodbye
and good luck"
The daily gazette., 1877-07-11
Riot Expecred in Montreal.
THE oRANGEMEN PREPARING FOR A
GRAND DEMONSTRATION.

The Orangemen of Montreal are
having nightly drills in preparation
for their grand parade on July 18th,
and they are being joined by large
numbers OF Orangemen from Canada
West. The Catholics are also said to
be nrming ana drilling. and a collision
is feared in spite of the clergy. The
former are endeavoring to devise mea-
sures to prevent bloodshed. All the
city bands have been engaged by the
Orangemen for the procession, which
Is expected TO be very large one. A
number of representatives of news
papers in the Uaited States are present
aud people are very anxious,
The volunteers are guarding their
armories al night, and the mcn of the
different corps are ordered TO return
their arms to headquarters. A large
quantity OF small arms now inthe Gus
tom house will be detained until after
the 18th.
The daily gazette., 1877-07-11
DKGG STORES. .
IL. WILLIAMS
Dzu SClST,a !

,,h n,.,t ,HtIrGec f'treetS,
Rseos nil lins J9GLL {
IuRIras AND MEDICINES,
10. fresh, aud 6 csrstul'y selected pr (
|pNsIN4 EsCRIP rIoNs AND
1 TING ING ORDERS ior FAMILY USE.
I.rag BEST QUALITY oBTAlNA-
gsr sacrihcing quality for cheapness
koosp-REASoNABLE LE PRl oEsi /,
4; al attention paid to compoun Ing
,RIprIoNs CAREFULLY ND Ac
CURATELY, BY D.. ,.r.t
W Z. WILLIAMS. Druggist
Gamer Ninth and Market streets
Wilmington. Del.
The daily gazette., 1877-07-11

committee that he had satisfied himself
that the only way to put a stop to these
raids was to follow the outlaws across
the line. Texan officers and planters
gave similar evidence. 1t was shown
that these cattle stealing expeditions are
organized and fitted out by the local
political authorities, and that the busi-
ness isso Systematically followed that
the price of beef in the markets of some
Mexican towns depends upon the supply
of stolen Texan cattle.
The daily gazette., 1877-07-11
PROVIDING FOR THEFUTURE.

Whatever may be thought of the
opinions expressed by Mr.. Charles
Francis Adams as to the presidential
situation, his demands for an amend
ment to the constitution which will
take away the risk of presidential cleo
tions hereafter by such frauds as were
perpetrattd in Louisiana and Florida
ought to be reinforced bv the senti-
.nents of honest and patriotic men
of all parties. If constitutional
amendment is not practicable,some law
should be enacted by Congress which
will protect the people from the re-
currence of such danger as that from
which the country has just escaped.
1t has been remarked by an intelli-
gent foreign observer of America that
our countrymen forget readily the
greatest perils with which they have
been threatened, and this is forcibly
illustrated by the Indifference with
which the APPALLING crisis throughwhich
we have lately passed seems to he re
garded. The wisest of the founders of
the government believed that The dan
ger of civil war in the Unite States
would be involved in presidential cleo
lions. 1t seems strange enough that
personal or political ambition should
render presidential term of four years
aud possible reelection of four, such
an element of danger. But our late
experience warns us that such is the
fact, aud apart from all questions of
individual of patty aggrandizement,
the permission of fraud in presiden-
tial election cannot be submitted to
without pronounclng republican gov
ernment itself a fraud.
The daily gazette., 1877-07-11
CARD.

Undersigned successor 10 and a part
|the late tirm of r. B'inghurst q 20.
sale aud Retail Druggists, Will con,
reinrning his sincere thanks that the
hns efforts of the tirm have met with
rratifying appreciation, will, with the
a fuil corps OF competent and skill:
sslstants. who have had a practical
m in this establishment In their ex-
bce respectively, of from Ave TO ten
Teach and three of whom are Grdfu-
he Phua,telphid College Of Pharmacy,
Lvor by faithful and careful attention
a highly responsible duties OF the
kecary in his manifold dealings with
M health. to merit and receive the lib
|atronage so loug extended to this house
4 u. JAMES BELT, Apothecary,
b-tf Cor Sixth and Market streets
The daily gazette., 1877-07-11
Flipper at Home.
THE coLoRED ARMY OFFICERS REcEp-

THE CoLoRED ARMY OFFICERS RECEP-
TIoN IN GEORGIA. l3
From the Atlanta Constitution.
'Flip's done come home !" was the
familiar and yet admiring manner in
which the young negroes about town
yesterday spread the inform alton that
Second Lieutenant Henry .. Flipper,
Of the Tenth Cavalry and the first
rolored graduate of the United States
Military Academy at West Point. had
arrived. His coming has created quite
= sensation IN colored circles and when
he appeared upon the streets last even
ing, taking drive with his delighted
father, he was the cynosure of all the
colored people and the object of cur
ious glances from the wh;tts. In the
Military Academy he has had the
roughest four years experience that
any cadet has ever undergone, but he
had patience, good sense aud determi-
nation, and he conquered. Despite
the antag o nism of such blue-blooded
abolition scions as Ben. Buffers son,
Bigelow's sou and host of others, he
held his own ana when he was re-
quired to pass the mOCt rigid examina-
tion Connected with an evident in.
tention to "freeze him out'') he was
found to have braced himself for the
issue, and came through with sue
c. SIS.
"Dat's him 7" said dozen of the
curious darkeys who stood off and
hadn't the honor of the youths ac-
quaintance. They seemed to feel lone
some. -'--------s--
He's one .ob de United States
Gazetts ~ shouted a young darkey, in
reply to query from strange negro
who has moved here since Flipper
went away.
But the young officer was speedily
| spirited out of the crowd and taken
home to his little bed for rest. On
the streets he was greeted by many of
our citizens who knew him and who
have watched his career with interest
His success was complimented and he
was urged to pursue his course in the
same spirit hereafter. Among his col
ored friends he was lion, and they
could not speak their praises in Ian
guage strol enough. A darkey
would approach the young man, eau
tiously feel of his buttons and cloths
and enthusiastically remark: "Bad
man wild de gub'ment strops on |"
These were the expressions of admira-
tion that best suited the ideas of his
delighted acquaintances. They will
give him a reception on Monday night
next, at which all his friends will be
present, and some of our-leadipg white
citizens will be invited to be present.
The daily gazette., 1877-07-11

Charles Porter, as, d Az, beat ms wife
so savagey in Albal y, N. T., yesterday,
that her recovery is despaired of He
alleges her unfaithfulne s as the provo
cation.
La crónica., 1877-10-27

de MAIN LOS ANGELES
La crónica., 1877-10-27

canine de Granada, adonde lego
Ell afortunado doctor ell mismo dia,
andando con tanta velocidad ell ira
veto como jamas pueda haberlo
andado IN hombre q pie. En- la
captura de Granada ell IL de Octu-
bre, cuando nosotros est5bamos a
sentes combatiendo en- Masaya, ell
doctor, que habia quedado Ell ell
hospital, sufri0 una fractura en- la
pierna arriba de la rodilla por I'm
b~alazo, y fue mi compahero de ha-
bitacion despaes mientras perma-
necimos en- Granada. Todos los
dias me hacia burla ofreciendo
apostarnie que 20 moriria primero
que ell. Decia que saba que los dos
teniamos que morir; perO estaba
pronto a apostar que me sobrevivi-
ria !: fuimos jnntos a la is!a en- ell
mismo vspor, y 81 ~permaneci0 ALA.
Por dos meses no 10 vi nj OF hablar
de el, hasta que un dia, pasando por
ell hospital de Rivas tropece con ell
Doctor Scott, ell cual me dijo que
sc estaba preparando para partir.
"Oh ~ me dijo: Estaba va cast
bueno, cuando Golf IN frio en- la
pierna, Y yea vi. ell estado en- que
esta ahora." Arrojo a un lado la
ropa de la CANA y me enseho ell
troncon de su pierna, que lie habia
sido amputada ell dia antes. Trate
de infundirie amino 10 mejor que
pude y fuf s visitarlo al dia siguien-
te habia muerto va. Habia 20
rehusado presisteDtemente apostar
a quien moriria primero: era IN
ioven valiente y pundonoroso.
a la vuelta del vspor enviado a
la descubierta fuf de nuevo al nue.
lie: allf encontre algunas seloras
del pals que habian escapado de la
ciudad incendisda y fueron las I'LL
timas que Sc embarcaron EN- ell va
por: facil era vel que So partida de
sus casas habia sido imprevista, por
ell modo Y estilo de sus t~rajes.
ST el lector tiene curiosidad por
saber ell estilo de traje que usan las
mujeres de aquel pals que no perte
necen d la ciase aristocratica, lie
dire que en- todas ocasiones es muy
ligerc, algo por ell estilo de la anti
qua bata y enagua.
La crónica., 1877-10-27

Heaqufalgunos de los e~mprestitos
hechos desde que comenz0 la guer-
ra de Oriente.
La Russia hizo IN emprestito de
200 millones de rublos.
Ell Austria Hungrfa 100 millones
de forines.
La Inglaterra ? millones de
libras esterlinas.
La Turqufa 5 millOnes de libras
tnrcas.
La Roumanfa so millones de TO-
rines.
La GEscia 10 millones de frances.
Tdnez 2 millones de frances.
Los Estados Unidos de America
100 millones de frances.
Ahora 81 consideramos la guerra
bajo otro punto De vista, veamos
la NueUd PrenSd Li6re de Viena,
que nos da un estado de las perdi-
das terribles sufridas por los rusos
desde que pasaron ell Dsnubio.
1900 enfer1los en- los hospitales y
ambulansias: 5000 enfermos que
tuvieron que regresara Russia. Ell
paso. del Danubio en- Brailai los
combates de Matchin y Babadagh
han costado a los rusos 1900 hon.
bres Ell General Zimmerman
perdi0 por 10 menos 1000 hombres
ell la Dubrutcha. Two que man.
dar 5000 enfermos a Russia. Ell pa
so que Sc quiso tentsr por Othenza
v .Glamunda costo unos 1000
hombres: ell paso de ZimnitZa y ell
c0m5ate de Sistova 1,400: los COM
bates de Biela 1900: los de Roust.
chouk y de Rasgrad 5000: la mar
cha a Tirnova y Ell paso de las Bal:
kanes 1000: la retirada del General
Gourko 1900: la toma de Nicopolis
2,400: la primera batalla de Plevna
5000: la segunda 10000: ell encuen-
tro de Lowatz 1900. Entretanto ell
| eiercito mas importante que opera
en- el Danubio tuvo que mandar
| 10000 enfermos a Russia. Todo es.
to hace un total de 10000 hombres'
por este decia un General aleman
que Sc encuentra Ell ell Quartet ge'
neral de los rusos "Los rusos har
perdido va ell contingente de do;
cuerpos de ejercito."
10000 hombresl Y esto sin con-
tar las batallas que han tenido lu'
a en- la Turquia Asiatica. Ests
cifra no es mas que hasta ell Is d.
Setiem bre. BESIDE esta fecha milla
res de hombres han muerto en- no
locausto de esa divinidad est1pidi
y feroz: la guerra.
iOh civilization! no eres mas qu'
una palsbra n
La crónica., 1877-10-27

IA EXPEDITION
- d E.
~ r. R
4 NICARAGUA.
La crónica., 1877-10-27
Sc DESEA

Tener noticias de Ma. de San Juan
Cervantes, Petra Cervantes, Julia
Cervantes de quienes no he sabido
desde 1858 y q quienes dele en- csc
aho en- Jalos ToticIan, Estado de
Zacatecas, Mejico. La Persona que
tenga algunos informes que dar
puede dirigirse a LA CR0NICA de
Los Angeles, Cal. Sc ruega q los
peri0dicos de Meiico que copien esta
noticia.
Ss2m TOMAS CERVANTES.
La crónica., 1877-10-27
BANC0 DEL CONDADO
DE Los

Directories,
j. !. SLAUSoN, p. BEAUDRY,
V. A. HOOVER, ROBERT S. BAKER,
j. BIXBY, GEO. w. PRESCOTT,
GEORGE 5. DoDGE
Sc recIDen depositos de Bsncos de Ahor-
ros. Sc co:npran y venden cambios sobre
a Francisco, Nueva York, Londres, Pa
rIs, Berlin y Frankfort.
Sc compr;tu camblos sobre todas parties
de los Estades Unidos y Europa.
Sc recibe dinero d cuenta alberta y GER
ti1cado de dep0sito, y Sc hace negocio
general de banco y Gambia.
Ell Banco estara alberto los Sabados
desde las 61S hasta las 8 de la taTde.
jnl5no
La crónica., 1877-10-27
Lecciones de Piano, Cam
to g IdiOmas ModernOs.

La Sra. de E. F. TEODOLI, admite dis
cfpulos en- su casa o da lecciones q dom :
clio.
Terminus moderados. DirigirSe para
mas permenores q su residencla en- Ia
calle Principal, casa de Botilier, Ia. yen
do hacia bajo frente a In Gallo selma.
La crónica., 1877-10-27
L a
DE UNAS ELEGANTES
~PLATEADAS.

Esian hechas al estilo mejicano y sus
adornos son de pura y solida plata. Sc
rIfaran en- ell PALACE SALOON tan
pronto como Sc vendan todos los boletos
100 BOLETOS A 81 CADA UNO.
rxrNo hay que pagan cuenta de cantina
La crónica., 1877-10-27
ATAQUES de EPILEPSIA
E~nfermedad de Caida,

CURADA NORTHUMBERLAND Els
BROMA-UN MES DE USO DE LOS CE-
LEBRES f INFALIBLES POLVOS DEL
DIR. GOULARD PARA Los ATAQUES.
Para convencer d los pacientes de que
estos polvos haran TODD 10 que rosotros
rretendemos para eilos, los enviaremos
por correo, PORTE PAGADO PARA QUE
Sc PRUEBEN GRATIS UNA GAIA. Co.
mo ell DR.. Gculard es ell unico medico que
haya hecho de este un estud!o es-
pecial, Y como tenemoS conocimIento de
que hay miles que han sido PERMANENT
TEMENTE CURADOS por Ell uso de estos
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