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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-03-19

A bill has been introduced in the
New York Legislature which provides
that no person having husband. wife,
child or parent, shall will to any char
liable or other society, corporation or
object more than one-fourth of his pro-
perty. Any bequest in excess Of that
amount is made invalid, and no be.
quests executed less than two months
before the death of the devisor shall be
good in law. The bill is intended to
check the disgraceful business of con-
testing wills, now so common; but it is
unlikely that it will pass.
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Young Girls.

Our young girls do not understand
the witchery of bright eyes and roey
lips, but set off their beauty BY ali
the artificial means which lie in their
power, never rejecting that by SO
doing they destroy their principal
charm-that Of innocence. The
rounded cheeks. the bright eyes, the
waving hair of a girl in her teens
need only the simplest setting. Rich
fabrics and sumptuous adjoining are
more for the matron. her dress gain
ing in ample fold and graceful sweep
as she puts on the dignity Of years.
The season teach US something here,
If We 60 to nature for an object lesson.
How different her charm from the
deep, maturing summer, when the
hues are decided, and the air is loaded
with perfume from q thousand censers.
The school girl is only on the TIRES
hold Of summer. She has not crossed
it yet Let her copy the sweet grace
of the spring on her graduation day,
and discard arti6ciality for nature,
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In general, the bill for the revision
of the patent laws, which has been in
troduced into the Senate, will meet
popular approval. Few of its provis.
ions make sweeping changes. The
facilities under the present law for
making use of a reissue to obtain vir-
tually new patent, will be curtailed
by the bill, as they ought to be. Va
rious obstacles in legal procedure, that
now embarrass inventors, will be set
aside by the bill. The imposition of
periodical fees to keep patent in ex-
istence is probably more likely to
awaken discussion than any other
feature of the measure.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-03-19

The Presidents extreme opinion on
the use of Intoxicating drinks are un-
derstood to be the underlying cause of
the sudden retirement of First Auditor
Mahon Of the Treasury, who has held
the Office for nearly forty years.
Mahon has been faithful and excel
lent officer, but has occasionally drank
a good deal and was reported the other
day to President Hayes as having been
seen intoxicated. President Hayes at
once notified Mr.. Sherman that Mr..
Mahon ought not to be retained, and
as Mr.. Sherman is anxious to make
places for new men in the Treasury,
he at once gave Mr.. Mahon his walk
ing papers.
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tension of Bulgaria to the Egean sea
and its occupation by Russian troops
for more than six monthe. On the
conclusion of the speech, the delega-
ton unanimously voted the credit OF
1000, 900 forms, specifying distinctly
that the money was appropriated spec'-
fically for the mobilization of the army,
should it be necessary to defend Aus
tro- Hungarian interests. Russia has
acquiesced in England's proposition to
admit Greece to the congress, and it is
hoped that the congress will assemble
before the first week in April, but
there are so many points yet unsettled
that no feeling of certainty exists here
rs to the date of assembling. In fact
the congress is not favorably regarded
in England as likely to produce any
satisfactory or permanent result,
while, of course, it is expected that
England will take part in it the final
result is so uncertain that few people
will take much interest in it until its
sittings are actually in progress.
Meanwhile all homeward ships are
stopped at Malta to reinforce the Med
terranean feet. and the arsenals are
running at full power to provide war
material.
There is a strong probability of a
dissolution of Parliament within the
next three months. 1t is limited that
general election may be ordered
during the Easter vacation, and
both parties are preparing for such an
event. Mr.. GIadstonc's retirement
from future representation of Green.
wich is regarded as significant.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

In the PettS Circuit Court, January Term, lS!s
Joseph Muihal!, Plaintiff. h. +. Frazlli, d. w.
Roberts and Perry Conway, Defendants.
And now thus 9Th day of January, 1878, comes
the said plaintiff, by his attorney, and files herein
his amended petition, affidavit and bond, and
moves the Court tor writ Of attachment, re-
turnable ut the next term Of this Court; and for
an order Of publication for the defendants, d. +.
Frazill, ID. w. Roberts and Perry, Conway non
residents of the state. which - granted and 10 ap-
peanng from the amended affidavit filed with
said petition, that the defendants are nOn-resl-
dents Of this state, and cannot BE- summoned IN
this action, il is ordered by the Court that publ
cation be made notifying the defendants, that an
action has been commenced against them, by
Petition and Attachment IN the Circuit Court Of
on an account for the sum of fifteen hundred
dollars being balance due them for money
loaned the defendants, by the plaintifi, and that
property has been attached to secure the same
and unless they be and appear at the next term
Of this Court, to Be holden at the Court House in
Sedala, in the County Of Petts, on the
FIRST MONDAY IN MAY, 1873.
and on or before the third DAY thereof
lf the term shall so long continue, and
If not, then before the end Of the term) Judgment
will he rendered against them and their property
sold to satisfy the same. 10 IS further Orderec
that copy here OF be published in the BA1oO, .
published i'm the county Of Pettis, for
four weeks succesSiv ely, the last insertion to be
nc least four weeks before the commencement Of
the next term OF this Court. true copy.
Attest:
JAS. c. WOOD, Cisrk
BY ]. ". BARaET d. C. 3l9-w4th,
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The Senate Committee on Pacific
Railroads gave hearing to X. S.
Spoford upon the bill looking to the
completion of Southern Pacific Rail-
road by the extention to Ell Paso of
the Galveston, Harrisburg and San
Antonio Railway; there to connect
with the Southern Pacific Railroad of
California. The San Antonio Com
pany do not ask for a land grant or
for any endorsement of bonds, but
that a contract may be authorized
whereby the War Department shall
make advances as the road shall be
built not to exceed $4,000 per mile,
these advances to be reimbursed to the
Government in military transp ,rtation
and postal service.
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As soon as the minis are fairly at
work it will be in the power of the
Secretary of Treasury to increase our
monetary resources to the extent of
the coming capacity, say at the rate
Of $4,000, 900 per month. 1t need
no commentary to show that this is
what the law provides. As to how
the money will be put into circulation,
that is very simple matter. There
has been a great deal Of ingenuity ex-
pended in showing how he may keep
it locked in the vaults Of the Treasu-
~ and avoid issuing it at all, but the
sophistries offered will not prevail.
The Secretary Of the Treasury will
take the coin from the mints and buy
bullion with it to make into more coin.
That is the whole story. Congress de-
sires that q certain amount of silver
bullion shall be made useful and avail
oble as money. So many minted dol
lars will be exchanged for so much
bullion, and the bullion will then be
minted and further exchange made.
Sacc notes Of denominations often dol
lars and up,cards wM take the place Of
com for circulation, so the denuncia-
lions of "heavy loads to carry" will
prove to be unwarranted, and with the
silver note in circulation We NAV see
the real silver, secured by the note,
but seldom. 1t is a very straightfor-
ward transaction, and it will be very
straightly carried out.
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Fifty Years &c q Hearse Driver.

From the Philadelphia Times.
William Boyle is man of probable
seventy years Of age, but who carries
his wears well, and whose hair and
whiskers are still dark. Il have
been in the country forty-ive years,"
said Mr.. Boyle, who is supposed to
have a penchant for the ladies. 'but
1 wont tell you my age. Ever since
l have been in this country / have
been driving heavenly mail wagon
but the letter l deliver is at only one
post office-the graveyard. / drive q
hearse, and for thirty one years have
attended a funeral at least three times
a day. You can tell from that how
many bodies 1 have hauled to the
grave. l am the oldest hearse driver
in America, have carried more peo-
pie to the grave than any living man.
/ held ribbons when John Quincy
Adams body passed through Phila-
delphia /; did the same over Zachary
Taylor. l drove the dead cart at the
mock funeral of Andrew jackson, in
this city, and great time We had.
| drove the hearses when President
Lincoln and Vice President Wilson
had their funeral ceremonies in this
city. The greatest funeral l was ever
with was that of John
Price Wetherill. and that day I
headed a procession of 800 carriages.
It was a splendid turnout. Talk
about the old Sexton gathering them
in, it's me that has turned them in.
How old am 1 and where / was born ?
My impression is that / never was
born at all, but that floated down the
Susquehanna on log. I am as old |
as the hills"
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80 the end whether be Was going
IN oct vell Of them.

10 the end whether be Vas going
to get we'll Of them.
Mr.. Lord made Q number Of o6en,
which were objected to, and were sx-
cluded BY the Court, one among
which was TO prove BY this witness
that he once overheard Mn. Wander.
biIt say-speaking Of the probable d.
ration of the Commodores lines
"the old man must die (; l can't
stand this hell any longer" Mr..
Clinton objected, but in 90 doing ex-
pressed his regret that, being consist
emit in his objections, forbade his join
ing issue on that avewed offer.
The witness continued:
The Commodore said to me that be
had suffered for years with the dis.
eases which afflicted him when / was
called in. -An OFF, by Mr.. Lord "a
introduce some evidence bringing
Tennie c. Claffin, and Q certain pic.
ture called aurora" into the case,
was objected to and excluded Dur
ling the third week of my attendance
there, after the Commodore got i'm
proved sufficiently to sit up and read
q newspaper and attend to his bust
ness generally. I. having seen the Va
rious members Of his family call, said
to him, Commodore, you are nov
well enough to receive all your chill
dren will you not do sof" He go'
into furious rage, and burst out,
mo, damn them, they are ALL
but BILL
Proponents counsel waived for thu
present the right of cross-examination
Of this witness. The Surrogate. how
ever, had q few questions to ask on
the subject Of magnetism and how II
was applied. The witness said:
When q man is 30 that he can mag
netize he is just like an electric bat.
terry his right hand is sthe positive
and his left the negative pole, and he
communicates his electricity by con
tact and manipulation. A healthy
operator gives his patient the vital
force he needs for the building up oil
his weakened organs.
The Surogate's interest in the SCI
ence encouraged Mr.. Lord to offer ia
show that Miss Tennie &. Claflin had
repeatedly magnetized the Commo
dore. but that was objected to and
ruled out.
No other of the long list Of Wit.
nesses called was present, 50 q lot Of
attachments were ordered to stand
adjourned until Tuesday next.
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Oi6ord'O rebrifuGo

10 not panacea for all the ills to which
6ssh ID heir. We do not profess to have
discovered . cure-all, bat Ne con6deotly
recommend it to you a sure, safe and
speedy cure for all diseases arising from
Malaria. In this class of diseases il il q
specific; il enters the circulation and Mt.
terly destroys the germs Of the poison il
will purify and build M the debilitated
system in short time, and With more last.
ing benefit than any other known remedy
]. G. RlcRARDsox, Pro'r.
For sale BY all Druggists.
81 G<,ssa
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-03-19

A dispatch dated London. 6 o'clock
yesterday morning, says that Count
Andrasey in his speech to the Huusa-
rian delegation definitely stated yester-
day that Austria would oppose the ex.
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A recent writer reproduces from
tho files Of the Louisville Journal
some Of George D. Prentices With
cisms, which were not dependent up
on time and circumstances, as most of
them naturally were. for their point
and force. Following are a few of
them:
"To keep your friends. treat them
kindly; to kill them, treat them often. "
HE who reels and staggers most
in the journey of life. takes the
straightest cut to the devil"
"Men should not think to much of
themselves, and yet . man should be
careful not to forget himself"
"A dinner to which . man Is not
invited generally sits hardest on his
stomach"
There are many men whose tongues
might govern multitudes, il
they could govern their tongues"
"The doctors ought to zee escape
calumny. No man living has q right
TO speak i'll of them"
"The working of q cork:crew is
about the only thing best achieved
by ipdirection.'
"The reduction of postal facilities
has gone to far. The mail passed
through--town the other day in q
couple of stockings tied over the back
Of . bulldog"
"A few years ago the freedom Of
New York city was presented to Mr..
Van Buren, in . gold snuff-box.
There was plenty Of room in the boz
for all the freedom that New York
has enjoyed for many years."
There are two periods when Con.
gress does no business. One Is BE-
fore the holidays and the other Is
After"
"Were it not ungenerous to remind |
; man of his natural doformities, We |
would inform the editor Of the Grand
Gulf advertiser that he is Q natural |
fool"
IAN opposition editor offers to bet |
ais ears on something to our discredit. |
He shouldn't carry gambling to such |
lengths.
IF the editor of the--isu't q |
ogue, he ought to bring q libel suit
'gainst his own face"
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Wanted.

Every farmer in Petsis county 10 come
and see The hest plough eyer offered. A
tvslvs-ineh fnt-elao plough for SIC, and al
other kinds in proportion. Two dollars
On the plough cheaper than ever offered.
Farm kosses for SALE. Also, Tie celebssted
Howe sewing nschine.
3.l2.v6e ]. n. BAXU.
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WANTRn.

An Intelligent scsive boy, from fifteen 10
seveatsea yean old, to lsar. the bookbind-
ere trade. Coy living With bic parents pss-
lered. Apply 1t this oGRes At once. Il
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DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup is particularly
recommended for children. Il cures coughs.
colds, Group, sore throat and vhooping
cough. Il pleasant to the taste and acts
like charm. Price Is cents.
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sworn EVIDENCE.
ne NossoUla8 Csc 10 pso6aosy ne usooe
FsaRashaoso Svss SGl6eeed - any sness.
eas Dssoasassoa ~ ~ sssaesns~e a
e1eneyNs

Yho SooloUe08 cUeo % peooaoly ne Wsooe
ssWasha6ss svss sMsessa - any assas.
oas DssOasasso~ ~ ~ srsaeswsae a
caensyN:
Geaessmn.-I hereby certify that have had ca.
ash 70, Ten ye.ss and fos the Lest six year. have
1saG had burning IN the head pain seross the tenn
Pc, dry spells. weak and painful eyes. swollen
~ sea s. TSs
e sssSs ny Ss.S saS
8 nSn q. r wSs's ss.s.s ONT q Ssd + sssed o
sse %aeus nom by throat and ks"1 Sss * Seins
e ss
could With di1aculty ~ allow. finally consulted an
Sas 3 81 on n
aammaaioo and uleer.sion in my throat caused By
S%
Sssa
synpions q an early death Sy Consumption. When
1asisrs had rsaened tbs os seou, sx n,oa.hs
yos CATsIx1.. Amer using thc hrst bottle began
totmprove rapidly. Tho ma dose sesmed tOeisaf
- - ea.s2 8 ave- s,s ~ 81 sing :.
heOfmy tonsiis, 90 soon ceased % trouble
e. The sorene.s scross my chest di..ppeared,
%:
% the verge Of the grave disappeared BY the -
olSAHYoRD'0 RADICAL Crk8 HoR cArARRH.
1hayc seen great deal OF suffering from Cata1fh,
and hope 70 convince many that this . Q greak
Srmedy.
] am familiar With the treatment Of CafsrrA .
Deaetiscd by the best physicians and have consult.
every kind OF remedy and apparatus that have %.
Deared during period Of six yea1 pase. and have.
While following their uae. taken great care OF my
general health. but obtained no relief or encoarage
0ens from any Of them.
6rYvOlx,0. Feb. .. i912
Then personally appeared the said George ?.
Dnsmofe. and made oath that the foregoing state
uens By him Subscribed 10 true. Before me.
SETH J. THOMAS. Justice Of the Peoeo.
Each package contains Dr.. sanfordS Improved
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In . nursery wherein all is life and
laugh instead Of crying and fretting, there i,
sure 70 Be found Dr.. Bull's Baby Syrup.
Price . cents . bottle.
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Each package contains Dr.. sanfordS Improved
InhaliaG Tube, with full directions for use In all
eaees. Price. 91o0. For sale BY al Wholesale and
Retail Drue9igee throughout the Cnited States.
WEEKS . POTTER. General Agents md Whole.
L. npps0 Dtsf
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she don't KNOW. i OfUeTeO OtOKe0
ice to be kept in a bowl BY his bed
side for his use. and sometimes it Was
allowed to melt, and there was neglect
about re6lling it. On such occasions
he would demand, "Why in hell
they couldn't keep ice in that bowl
when he wanted it." One day he
was left alone in his room for some
time. and wanting something, called
for his nurses, Mrs. Vanderbilt and
Mrs. Crawford, one after another.
Mrs. Crawford came. He
called her to him, gripped her hand,
and squeezed it 60 hard that she cried,
saying to her at the same time.
Cant I keep some Of you offensive
words) here" The Commodore
told me one time that he had . vision, |
before I was called upon to attend him, |
He said he saw . roadway shaped
like horseshoe apparently stretching !
round his bed, and that on one end Of
that roadway he saw . large number |
If his friends and acquaintancss NOV.
ing along. and as they travelled along |
together he would see one after an |
,ther drop of. and as they went on,
more and more dropped off. and he
,imself seemed TO be on the road and |
,nce or twice went to the edge bul
lid not drop of, and now he said be
vas standing on the edge and did not
know whether he would 70 Of or
Ieep on his journey. He also told mo
hat he was a clairvoyant. and said in
citation to his then present sickness q
compared with other sickneases b
nd had during bus life. that be could
'ot zee the end Of it then. although
nth all his former sicknesses be could I
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sEGUNDo vrAJE MENsUAI.
RUTA "B.''
LLEGADA. SALLDA.

Cuando el mes anterior tenga 81 dias las llegada.
salidaS seran un dia antes en- el primer yaje men
sual En- los meses de Julio. 0ctubre Diciembre Z,
dos 8 un dia despucs
Para comodidad do los pasaieros 81 vapor de Ii
Isla llevara un intsrprete
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AVISO.

El Liccnciado en- dereoho civil can6Rico d. Juan
r. Ramos Velez. pIrticlpa Il los que quieran utii-
,ar sus seryicios haber alberto su estudio en- Are
cibo. Hta 10 mar.
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los siguiantes
TIP0S REDUCIDoS DE FLFTEs.
Msrcancias Eaeos vacios. Papel.
perfuraerin. Juguetcs. Neias. -,
Cuehillerfa. Drogas. Nlyeres. COL for toneaa'
Jarca Jab0n Vino. Ltcorcs . da de- peso q
espirituosos. Aguas mihera- -,
les yidfio de ventanas. ....... menida
Quincallersa. alarabre. cobre. ho- opcion d.
las de lafa. elRvos, tuDos. para hsI
gas tcrfeter!a. pintura. acei- Vapor
&, pailas para az0car. ...-.l
I.ozA yidrieria cerveza. .........- evl.
Arroz. hierro calderos yfcgones aSI da de precio
Tudo ron FL 10 pss de capa.
Naaunaria Il otras mercanciHs segua csnyenio.
i, - nrIes scran pagadoros ass Ia =
por cnnridades de consideration. ua no naenQs dt
aso toneladas de carga por nn solo vapor. Sc nara
conveaio especial cOE los senores que las compfo-
Inetan.
Para mas informes sohre fetes pasaje Sc puede
slrigir los Sres. White, korman ~ u JAMS az
San Juan p. e ;Sres Llauri. Borda c. Mayaguez;y y
6ree. WieMshers O.. Ponce.
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INTERESANTE.
VINO NAVARRO SUPERIOR.

En- el almacen de J. Zardndona, Tanca nim.
4, Sc acaba de recibir una bnena partida de "a.
te vino en- cuarterolas que Sc venden pre-.
clos m6dicos. 2-Iq
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INGLATFRRA Y FrAEc1A.

Puerto Plata. ~ W
Sc expenden bietes de retorno para tres meses.
con una renala de Is pss. bueno por a1o para los
yales lFasatlantcos, seis meses para las Anillas
Se mace uAa reDaJ& de sexto los tipos estabec
dos en- favor de las amilias pero solo en- los casos
en- que q lmporte del pasaje 81 carga on su tota-
dAd Dor toda IN famiia fuere igual al importe total
Gel pasa3e de ouatro pasSleros adultos dc Camala
~ tefmlno Iamllia solo c0mprande los padres sus
nlos sus cr1ados. la rebaja hara las per
sonas que tomen Dliietes de retorno. pRsajeros
| de Europa ~ A.'. Ne0
Los ninos menos de amos uno gratis de & q In
cuaTta parte, y de IL la mitad.
Los pasajeros para Francia cualouier narte de
Europa. pleden uuedar 16 das en- Ingiaterra si asi
GUSTAV vice versa los para Inglaterra pueden que
uar On fIaneia; Los BasaJeros por estos vapores
tendran e priyegio de gajar en- e camino de hero
reDa]a &c 10 pS los embarcados on este puerto
EstS prohiDido 4 los pasajeros embarcando en-
este puerto tomar billetes sino en- casa de los Agn
tes en- ban Juan Puerto Rico. Sres Latimer b Co. el
pasa1e tomado berdo pagara 10 pss de reeargo.
AueinaS ue los pueFt0S m6ncf0nadoS arriba. puo-
panla, para los siguentes puntas: Antigua Barba-
qas, Helize. Cartagcna, ColoR. Curazao Demerara,
Domlnice, Granada Grey Town. Jacnel Jamaica
~ Gnlra blaktiEtea Port-au- Prince Puerto Linon
W. saat W k Santa Lucia San Vicente To-
Sc exigen ahora precios m6dic0s para los traspor-
teg de tabaeO caf6 Europu
Para pormenores sobre pasaies fletes den,as f,i
riGlrse g IA Agencia de la Compafiia
la Compafia asegura toda elase de vaiores QUE
On sLectlso Inetaies precosos joyas. embarQuen
en los vapQres de lP Inca con destRo Eurepa San
Tnomas HGbana, D cuRlquier OtrO punt0 da "A rufa
-AseDtns. AAtimer = Go.
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Don Aristides Alvarez RoSsy.

Suplicamos este senior, ex-ageRte del Bo-
LETIN en- San German, sc sirya abonar esta
Administrator $29l-60 de recbos que le he
mos reniitido, amen de otros que indebidamen
te cohrd Ton su propia iirma; y Sc 10 ayisamos
por este medic por haberse obstinadamente ne
gado cohtcstar a las repetidas- cartas que
nuchas de elias certifcadas, lie hemos remitido
La administrator del RQLETN.
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GIlI0 IIGl1INl Dill PIli

Lo tenen de venta SOC tonelada pasando el pedi-
do dc 10 sacos $50 toneada en- n0ero hista 10 aa-
cess los Sohrinos de Ezquiaga
Puerto Rico, GetNhge ~ de 1s77. Hta. 20 eAE,
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IIsrA DE pREc1os DE Los pAsA,rs DE i. o1.Asr

I'm ~ Sb parties, y en- - una cuarta parte de los
precos de Ia Los pasaleros de clase han de evar
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Los pasajes pueden tomarse en- la Agencia hasta
una hora antes dc Ia salida del yapor.
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