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La crónica., 1877-10-24
UN NUEVO TONICO DIGNO DE
P~OSEERSEAES Ell MEJOR.

Ell REsTAURATIvo de Wood me-
dorado para ell cabello no Sc parece q
otro alguno y no tiene igual. Ell
mejorado tiene nuevas propiedades
t0nicas vegetables; restituye al pelo
cano un color natural lustroso;
hace nacer de nuevo Ell caido y evita
ell que Sc caiga 9 SO haga aspero;
da vigor al pelo y 10 alisa; restituye
ell pelo a los que son calvos prema-
turamente; destierra la caspa, er.
rupcIones del cdtis y malos humo-
res; quita la irritation, rasquera y
~resequedad. No hay art1culo que
prodlzca tan maravillosos efectos.
Probable, pedfd Restaurativo de
Wood mejorado para ell cabello, y
tened cuidado de que no sc os de
otrO. Lo venden todos los botica-
carlos en- este lugary a donde quiera.
Sc suministran al por mayor a pre-
clio de fabrica por c. A. Cook y Ga,
Chicago, unicos agentes para los
Estados Unidos y Canadasi y por
todos los D-ogueros al Por Mayor.
La crónica., 1877-10-24
BANC0 DEL CONDADO
DIE ANGELES,

V. A HOOVER. ROBERT 5. BAKER,
]. BTxBY, GEO. W. PRESCOTT,
GEORGE 3. DODGE.
Sc recIOen depositos de Baneos de Ahor-
ros. Sc conpran y venden cambios sobre
San Francisco, Nueva York, L0ndres, Pa
ris, Berlin y Frankfort.
Sc compran cambIos sobre todas parties
de los Estades Unidos y Europa.
Sc recibe diuero q cuenta alberta y GER
tincado de deposito, y Sc hace negocio
general de banco y cambio.
FL Banco estara alberto los Sabados
desde las ga hasta las 8 de Ia tarde.
Inl5no 3
La crónica., 1877-10-24
SECCION
Y AHORA.
soNETO.

soNETo.
Ne VIC ana vez y Sc acerc0 temblando
Y sonrlendc me diJo que me amaba:
Ayl 70 que Ell el mi p~orvenir cifraha
-yuelve, lie die y me quede pensando.
YolyIo de nuevo mo recuerdo cuando)
su acento que al alma me llegaba
Amor y solo amor me demandaba,
De ternnra y tenor por mi ilorabs.
Vencida al I'm eorTespondf su anhelo
Porque en- la IS de SO passion creia:
Parti0 despues y en- mi infnito duelo
FL ealiz apure de la agonfa
Y de si amor en- que mIraba un cieIo
Solo me queda la cenizs fra.
JosEFINA.
san Francisco, Octubre 5 de 1877.
La crónica., 1877-10-24
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- ese
aho en- Jalos Toticlan, Estado de
Zacatecas, Mejico. La Persona que
tenga algunos informes que dar
puede dirigirse a LA CRoNICA de
Los Angeles, Cal. Sc ruega q los
peri6dicos de Mejico que copien esta
noticia.
Ss2m Tomas CERvANTES.
La crónica., 1877-10-24

PRECIoS.

Por Ell ultimo vapor Sc scaban de reci-
Dir las slgientes obras:
La crónica., 1877-10-24
Sc DESEA.

Saber 81 p~aradero de PAULINE CAS-
TRIO que salio de Wilmington hace ocho
amos y NADIA Sc ha sabido de 81 desde
entonces. La persona que pueda dar al
gunos informes puede escribir q Ia oficina
de LA CRoNICA 9 q la infrascrita.
FRANCESCA CASTRO de RAMIREZ.
Wilmington, Los Angeles Co., Cal.
La crónica., 1877-10-24
ATAQUES de" EPILEPSIA
Enfermedad de Caida,

CURADA PERFECTAMENTE-NOE Els
BRCMA-UN MES DE USO DE LOS CE-
LEBRES e INFALIBLES POLVOS DEL
DIR. GOULARD PARA los ATAQUES.
Para convencer d los pacientes de que
estos polvos haran TODD 10 que Eosotros
pretendemos para eilos, los enviaremos
por correo, PORTE PAGADO PARA QUE
SIC PRUEBEN GRATIS UNA GAIA. Co
mo ell DR.. Goulard es ell unico medico que
haya hecho de este un estudio es-
pecial, y como tenemos conocimiento de
que hay miles que a sido PERMANENT
TEMENTE CURADOS por ell uso de estos
POLVOS, GARANTIZAMOS UNA CURA
PERMANENTE en- cada case, d os DE
VOLVEREMOS Ell DLNERO GASTADO.
Todos los pacientes dobeiian dar a estos
PoIvos una prueba temprana Y conven-
cerse de sus poderes curatiyos.
Preclo, por GAIA grande $500 o cuatro
cajas por $1,000, Sc envian por correo a
c~ualquier parte de los Estados Unidos 8
Canada al recibir ell impoTte o por "Ex-
pres Z obrar al e~ntregarse. Dirigirse d
ASH & ROBBINS,
$50 Fulton Steet, Brooklyn, N. Y.
La crónica., 1877-10-24
Ferr0- Carril PaCificO del
Sur y vapOreS.
DIVISION DE LOS ANGELES,
YUMA, SAN DIEGO Y
WILMINGTON.
-
CAMBIO DE-
TXEMPO.
SALEM DE Los ANGELES

BESIDE y despues del Lines 8 lie Julio
de 1877 y hasta nueva orden, correran los
trenes comO sigue:
La crónica., 1877-10-24
AVISO.

A todos los que tomarop boletos en- la
lila de la imagen de la Virgen de que Sc
do aviso q 81 debido tempo en- LA Gro.
MICA Sc les notiica que Sc rifara ell dia 81
de Octubre en- la sala en- la esquina &c las
GALES Segunda y Principal en- la ciudad
de Los Angeles. ol0hf
, 1877-03-22
A MISSING SPEECH.
Gkflta IettAf

Prince Bismarck bowed before The throne aud
presented 10 tho Emperor his speech, which he
read, still keeping bis head covered With bis
helmet, The Prince, putting tho manuscript
himself into his Majcsty's hand, recalled n
laughabtc mishap that occurred At the closing
Of the session before Cliristnas. The Emperor
closed the Parliament, and was to make short
speech. Prince Bismarck prepared The manu-
script and scnt Il to the palace, lnclosel In nrich
crimson velvet case. The laequey receiving It
imagined, very naturally, that IL MAS Christ
mus present for ha alajesty. anu sccTetcd IT.
where no one could sec It until tue cvcntIut day
should come, Wien II should be lntd upon the
Etnpcror's table or placed upon the Christmas
tree, which occupies as prominent position in
the ROYAL palace as II docs In the peasant's cot
tage. The time for closing tho Parliament ap.
lroarheti nearer md nearer, and tho failufn Of
the 1'rfnee tu fulfill bis customary duty excited
some SURPRISE W. tho palscc. Finally, VI tho
morning 1T the closing day, when there was no
ttlnc for longer delay. . messenger was dis
patched 10 1'rlnce Kisfnarck's palace to know
why tho speech wns not Forthcoming. When he
returned with the auswcr that It had been sent
several days betore, inquiries were made for the
I,eraun who received It; the servant made his
appearance, and, much tu Ills chaQrtn, brought
forth the supposed present from spare room,
whcre Il was sccrctcd with other packages that
had arrived for the coming festival.
, 1877-03-22


OF all the Scottish saints there arc few moro
Justly respected than St. Fil1an, wlloso famous
crosier, up u the beginning Of tho present CEN
tury, possessed hcallug powers, and was a!so
bcld in vcncratIou sorlts vrtucs In the detection
OF theft. This crosiez, which has lateiy been
PLACED In thu EliuburR Antiquarian Museum,
wis opcuel tho other day by instruction Of tho
authorities Of tho lnuseuIn, who were lestF0us
to know whether there wus anything l!tllcm tl
tie lntrr1or,-an Impression having prevailed
iii many quarters ttat 1t contained bunes. This
proved tu be error, for 1naitiu tho eruslcF WINS
another erosles, almost lac slu,lle ot tho outer
unc, but made of copper Instead Ut silver: Tic
eaaIl startled King robert Bruce tho might, ie-
foru tllo ba.tis Ut Uanntxkbur1i, uecorung 10 o
story related by llcrrtoe Boon LII hIs aa%tlnt ot
IN % aaxioas % nSs VIVA praying % to It. Fiilan' iH
wheu silver eass, supposs1! " tls kinE to con.
tent, .snslicnly, opened uni clappcl to again.
Tue Kings chapla!n, who was present, In
arm tuslde IT, to his great SURPRISE; for he ha.l,
as he confessed to the King, brought the empty
taso 10 tbs field, leaving the arm at home, for
fear 1t should 6e lost ili tho scrimna9e.
, 1877-03-22
TIE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: THURSDAY MARCH o. 1877.

n mystery 10 him: BE- felt perfectly well; wanted
M nc'littne; WAS cning tn get m. After re-
n.onstrance nnsi ronii'i'r:1n1e parlcy, he. a1a!n
learned lro.n Ills wife that in the night lie Ut
tered IA mnat unearthly thritk," wl,crcnpon
she nrosc quickly stEk Hight, mud found him
upon Ills hack, riyttl and Il, n state Of inaensi-
ttlty. She Immediately called IL he rcst OF tho
household AMI some of the ne0ttora. A strong
man p,it his I,a,ls iir.icr Ills heal to raise him,
aHl f1unl1 him "as sttfr rs crowhar." Ills
throat WIS swollen no that all was level from ltfs
chin 10 llfa stomach, sensible lady conceived
that there was virtue In frIcllon. and rubbed
him unttl a!ic was nearly exhausted, and prpba-
hly saved his life, A physician "as called, and,
o. IL WIS the patients hour for getting up when
tho doctor wns about to sdmin!stcr his remedy,
he awokc, "ncver better IN bis life" lie got
Tn, went down town as nBual, called On tho
doctor and paid Him Ills bsll.s
, 1877-03-22
THE SAHARA PROJECT.
N$,A Fnkt HsrM


As has already been noted, the proposition b
seriously male to form sea Of the Desert Of
sal'ara by cutting channel To let III the wate,s
Of tho Mcditerraneau-an enterprisc regarded "a
entirely feasible, more 50. In fact than the cut
ting Of The Isthnus Of Daricn, which may be
said TO be an assured project. A German
scientific wrlteri however, goes 20 far ~ to az
sers that tho sahasa project, II carried out,
would eventually turn Europe into another
Greenland. lIe alleges TINT The diversion Of ths
0ulf Stream, bv the cutting of the suez Canal,
has already begun to have au influence On the
climate OF Europe, and that the curerlnc OF slIo
turning sands Of tire great African desert with
water would destroy The i,ot winds. which arc
Necessary for tho melting Of tue Alpine snow
and Ice, and would finally re+ult In glacial
formation TINT would ovcfwlielm Italy Ito Iii-
stances thc changes in climate IN Australia md
New Guinea by tue deviation OF a warm current
of water which formerly ran through Torres
Straits as : practical illustration Of his theory.
, 1877-03-22

~ Leu Ba!nt Remy, in Belgium, an appalling
sensation has iatcly occurred. A young man,
who was believed to be dead, Wis plueed III a
coffin and buried. a great number Of mourn
ors accompanied the funeral. One Of them pro-
iiounced d euloEium upon tho character of tho
the cpf!!n was lowered into tho grave, The
graye-dIggcrs haA begun to tilt Il III with clay,
Wien they heard several KNOCKS given from
within the cou Terrified, they ran to call the
both oi which personagea til cotiin was opened.
"llorrtbla spectaclelf says the paper fruln
Which this Is translated. "1'he unfortunate
youth, who had been buried allvp while In q
state Ut let|mn,y, had made desperate etIorts to
break open tho lid Of the collin, but usolcssly,
md had died Of aspEyxia-"
, 1877-03-22
WORKING ON SHARES.

A wcll-known disciple Of Blackstone yester.
day employed two ga,nins to clean out Ills oillce
on Summit street. When the Job was done tho
lawyer csaaycd to pay the young contractors
thu stipulated sum Of 50 cents each for thcr
1abors. ILL., lldn't happen to have two half
dollars, 80 lie handed ont tho older OF tlle two
hOys dollar bill and told HIN TO share Il wtth
llls partner. THIS the sentor tlHrubcr OF tho
tirn did by deliberately tearing ths bill In two,
saying ut tho eame time, "uere's your half,
billy, aud llcrca mine. Next time VIZ meet
we'll tino pieces niil havo bust. Thnt'll
keep us isotn spcalEn' 1t aforehant, rockoul"
Earf =
, 1877-03-22
A PATRON or THE DRAMA.


A good story GENES from Hungary, aud IL told
In the Cologne uazssls. A party Of strolling
players eame 70 tile Town oi Iortla mud set
about to give NJ entertaiument, Everything
possible to their llmlted resources waa doua to
ATTRACT Ill audience, but when tho curtain rose
naught was to bo seen 10 the auditorium but q
most be4garly account 1f empty boxes, ,--op,y
here and ttlcrv 1nan. The Artor ateppv1 tO tho
tootliats s,al Explained that tue play could not
r.oseea before 70 small ~ audience. -. -. What
Il ge.tlcman i,aInel Slariaka. "Fitty gultieu,"
xas t1s rsply: "A!l a. @ FiFht; 'ite ahead pll Hay
nesau, but bsiote IT, ep4 q tie llrst ast
vt there va. . VERY ihtsresttpY scene, whlci.
tllc new Atneenas yaw'n:d u.nl cried: t.'rhere!
thAt'N do Nlug down tho curtain and follow
mel tbs curtain was rapT down, aid Marlnku
toDk tie players to y tavern, where they al
made night Of 1t. T4e treat co.t him 10
uorins, bcslIrs tha 50 gulden ho paid fos thv
play.
, 1877-03-22

Tho special Committee Of tho House Of Dele
gates, to whom were referred tho rejected
"alotfett" aud "Lctchcr" liquor bills, have re-
ported b!Il, Which will. perhaps, eome up for
consideration to-day. II requires tito USE IL the
srgistcr or "bcll-plncb," MIL the contract fur
making the rrglstcrs Ia to be opened for cullpc-
tttton. 1ha tux on a drink Of ardent spirits Ia
fixed at two aud half cents, aud I'll beer 1t
lnif ceut.
, 1877-03-22


One Of onr citizens las a very novel way Of
dealing with trarnps. A few mornings ago. just
"A he was making q fire to prepare breakfast,
one OF the fraternity appeared, and wanted to
break his fast. In rough tone he was COM
n,anlcd to conc Into tho house, to sit In given
chair, and wait Until the meal was ready. He
expressed preference to take something In his
laill, alld cat It ~ he tramprd; but lie was told
that lr must COME In and cat with the family.
When thu meal WIS rcady le was given seat Ut
the table, Ills plate was filed With enough to
make meal for three hearty ncu anfl h!e host,
In a,xuage not Mt all l'olite, but decidedly pro-
fame, told the tramp that he cuutln't leave tho
table until hts plnte WIS cleared that II lie didn't
cut every noutEiuI sut bcinrc him he would kill
limt Naturally enough fears that tt,r food was
poisoned took hnltl Of the t.nmp, and nc begged
to l,c excused, hut the savage ,anner Of h,sAust
a,ul the nwlul threat prevailed, and after great
efforts the last mo,tthtul disappeared. Whcn
he reached tho door he give q sudden jump OF
ten teut. evidently fearing TINT Ills speed would
he accelerated by d patr OF brogans. but whenl,e
was out OF danger he turned 70 hts host and as.
surci him that lie didn't think Ito should want
10 takc another breakfast with him.
, 1877-03-22

Col. Tom Young, now Gov. Young, Of Ohio,
llas keen appreciation OF Joke. Driving ont
Spring Grow avenue Que day to his beautiful
residence, he saw Oh a fence, "Takc pnkcr's
remedy for pllcs;" and further on the solemn
expression from some mlssionary society, "ptu-
pure to n,cct your God.' Tom went to tic
to 80 to tho place and paint a hugo 'tantin to-
tween TIL. two, 50 that It Eead: !. Usc rinkcr'0
remedy for piles and prepare to meet your God"
, 1877-03-22
CURRENT GOSSIP.
WHAT STALL I SIEGy
WIFE.

WIFE.
What ahAll ! aing 10 my darling to.n!ghtf
Tell me, o what shall singi
Thou look'st 10 weaty.w worn, darling, to-n1ght;
poat audcs fron Sorrows fudc stlugi
HUSBAND.
No, no, my daFllpgt No aotrow with you
UlAdnesa 10 mo thou d0st bring;
DuI y, am thinking OF that dear old song
You know lt-t'coms, hurry up. Spflny!"
k0N1.
Spring, Spring, beautiful Spring!
Hurry up, hurry up, beautiful sprlngl
Snow, anow Ia not lust tho Thing
Nowadays, o beautiful Sprngl
J1skYH D. TunNxY.
CAtcAao, March 20, 1877.
, 1877-03-22
HORSES AND CAlElkIAG G Ess

4 uCTioN SALE OY, HORSES. nurt;1Es. can:
snKis lArn aaea etc. IussdayA Thufsiaya and ~.
utiuys raHMtncinx 1t 10 !. Ill.,. at WHEN CO.
At prlrRl0 sale.
LoH sALE-CHEAP-A cAIt:LOAD or HORSES.
jult ftuHn fs0Tt1 County. 1liluua from i.lEN to
.3h ls: oHa 9p7n Of uIafthel bays l.uu each.
Mul brosss .!nEe aud douut sAic i9r lay " driss
wtck.s trial Etvrnt ono Tery ltF landaa r.at No.
nearly nGw. must " void to Ivy adsanres two exten-
s!1u'inp caErAxtA HeaT1y ncx{ ona c!o%c fpcka1aYs
y EY :, ,3ar th,rs S nEsss c9sa %
top sds spring. BY lenn0j r.tiIAas mlik.wsg.
Dg 81 crest a1rrihcc& tsn1 top butcher. wagon. win
hlutk anl dr&WcFA nearly news ux tup Arllfety.HAk:
9s; 1hrrs uPca delivery nts lsrkc slock "
week chaAp; EAoury Aaysnced an h"rseA buxg!es sud
!arnaAs: WI! sr M muuLly px}msutA ut sAchanxu;
hs 4itu to cuINe aud kec ny surE ran ut You Uut
wlth ~: via: {na *apt n w. u! Mlaka ss p5ss sat
L0IsALE-CHEAF-s,X s0GSD YOUNG liol!sks.
x.ssa " ~ s5 sra r. Sses q xssts aSsSs &
III ,stSa tf d. ~ III. ssr, '' '0'De'
T,0K SALE E-cItEtr-TltNEK cAK.LOADs. or
hurAss ii III aln.lur; 10 nu drAft hot1ea driving
teas sfau4 of n,a:cl I4lcA thu Etst xubd driving
kIHIr, rxrr,ss. and work hOtsehr IND buxkits, II
Chicago 6lst,ca. 70 bolth Lannl.A.
T1uB sALE-pSE xEcoSD.,iASn sQUAKE. .FoX
Iop buggy. tn TINT rate otteE, aso .ulna ne buy.
DO FoIat!tnK anA painting pfanpt!y 1ad gud: Tlios.
II. NIttWS's H0felsy CkrFingo' Works. a13 state.tL
CLElu1ls! sLEltiIfs!-llAVE q nlt 4 FINE LIGHT
- rustea tot trsdt or Ient cheap; also pAs t1M.
alMasv bok top 1ugsy lisht ppls, n iiA1liAwAfs,
, 1877-03-22

>-~~-~~-~-~
Ton sAtE-tls PER AcEE a Gt>OD 1NrRDvEu
nile ir9m dep ~ u miles from Ch!eag? th,' Nv
Eaanee VIZ ea,y; VT p,s.s..top y Il oacs nnrp
loDn II, f4a S1HIiHln-st.
T1nk RALE-on .ExGIiAN0E ron ciIicAGo
y r!alty-The noted ~ actn 1rttn Lawn Farm at
lsmi!ton Caldwell tounty Mo. lrfcc,. E3s. on Yon
III xe9~ 9sf III I'm ~ r 1h1S .nf ,s nssn ~ h
strad. F.. II. CUMMiSGs. sJl Fulton. IT,. Chicago.
T,pK sAL1: $50 ACRES SIOUX scls1p viii.
L take up UoreFn.ntnt lanis any here. puEvertd
nns4rveyedi vsry scnzrc- J. JOHNSTON. JA.. iio
, 1877-03-22
A FRENCH STORY.

Tho following sublitacly-impudcnt dodge was
snmc tllns 1inea adoptca by Partisan thlef: A
Indy, entering her apartment, discovered tlat .
u,all " ~ beneath her tcd. With much preseucs
Of u,iuu she exclaimed; no dear, what bvxc,
, 1877-03-22

TSon SALE, REYT, Of, Exc1;AyfrEiiiSsn ri iiis
touses and !ots: prices ani rns 4, slf eyrryhpjy:
i.st o!y 60 = for nol:h n train. ,T; h;hcst laid
Of anJ suburb. q. J. sTOEtiH, Izt DratsorY3.st.
Tor bAiE-ltA1lK OPPORTUNITY rnK 4 t:NFi.
Ast 70 pufehi:c tract Of 70! ~ ls& arr"s u hgu
ic Ike shose; t tncudc. wy ,eans,tuI sss,31 9n
*eati nne view Of the lake, and near 10 dep E,
, 1877-03-22


1 MONK; OTHER GOOD HOOKS RECEIVED TulA
n wGrk hns sets Vt CllatlItts' Eueytlop klial
p4dla AinerIcan+ - sSls tet y 'oa LIZ: lu.a!s
AI i le1 pfict.. HILBERT. = South tl.rx.L
f,AsN PAID r.IN p0uHs--Blu PRICES FAlb FOE
~ .t4.ttAst %o1ta " auy kiui. Ca oF sAAsA
, 1877-03-22
ORKYING ORDERS,


That ancient gentleman, Lori William Lenox.
has been wril!ng about the celebrities whom hc
has known during hls long lie, and iu the ecourse
Of bis rcmIniscences tells this story Of tho Duke
of Wellington: !'Tbe lsta Lord Derby, wteu
having ono Of bis country mansions decorated,
was having the central door either painted or
tcsselate1. A young man was at work On ouo
Of tho walls, when tho Earl ordered Q number Of
slippers 10 be thrown OIL The doos-mat, deartnK
THIS young lnan tn nrier 2uy one that came In tO
put On a pair bclorc crossing the passage, aud
adding to the ories, III ons faiIs to attend IL,
yuu must take him by tho shoulder and turn
hln 0ut.' Huo1 after party Ecturnra FROM
hunting, and the Duke, with Ills Gpushed bouts,
upcurd thc Qoor and ruslicd aluuE the hall. Tho
young man Immediately Jumped oil tho ladder
On which be WIS painting, aud selling his uraro
BY the shoulder, fairly pushed liM out Of tue
bol1xe, In tho oourso III the afternoon Lorl
Derby summoned ull tue household and 9en Ut
work into the study. uul. seating himself beside
the great warrior, demanded wllo hnl had the !n'-
pettinenee to pusl, the Duke out Of doors. Thu
painter, all Of trcln1le, came furwar4 and said:
Vt was !, my lord.' And Pray re}o!ned sna
IeEa, my lord.' On this hts Grace turned round
to Lord Derby aud, smiling, dre",a sovereign
out Vi bis purse, which 1c gavo to the wurk.
man, addlug, You werc right TO obey urder4."
, 1877-03-22
DIDN'T KNOW THAT HE WAS SICK.
HQA1of RAf2. ~

A few weeks ago ONO Of our citizens went to
bed and to sleep, a. he says, never feeling bet
ter tn ilA lifu. In tho morning be awoko and
found bis family and ncighbors staudtng about
Lis bed in state OF great anxicty, anua strange
man trying 10 get something sweet with = spoon
iuto hla mouth. 70 bis express!ons Of astouish-
tshment the reply was: "Dldn't you know you
were sicki" "Nevcr was better in my lifc-t
"Wby, you've been awfully sick. We thought
you wefV dead OF dying, and here Is the doctor
, 1877-03-22

ItE1AI. ESTATE WANTED.
H<.@-.~---.
TTfANTEtt-TO PuIC1IASE-h GOOD HOUSE AT
" Or near city lID1fa suHtl 6Ide ~ b moved
Auay. AudFcD 2. Tribune otact.
{tTASTED-MOtlEIsx DItICK Oi! STONE HOUSE
" near Jefferson 1atk. JAS. 3. GOODMAN q CO..
a NA4hInvthn. IT,
, 1877-03-22
DIVORCES.

DIVORCES LEGALLY AND QUIETLY OBJ.
f1s lalue4 M rftFf b1aln znu TeFFtury. fot Income
pattby aud pts.eF causes 1eFence where
Complying with the lax y every Et.pses : tssalyt.o
.Ifteeo ye4ts experience. AMI Tho beat " trtenti
advice frss- Law o1cs Of A. J. DEXTER. III Dear
< usoLrrE Uly0RcE3-pG NOT TX SwIXDLEo
~ p ''tLI4ess M y parties withoa! tssconsball-
t1~ 1luotux lu ability " <foF w4At well kno~n
Is b. Illegal You Univ away time snd H.1ney. Uur
facilities surpassed " w arm II !he county
+. MuNIutHEni. iII ii Hs46laxtSn. st.. isa0ns u.
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