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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-04-05
PRICELESS DISCOVERY.
sure uT.R for P5Io


y sure cure for the blind bleeding. itching and
uiccr4Jed piles has been discovered by Dr. WI
lian-an Indian remcdy-called Or Williams
-Hiidn Imminent. single bottle has cured the
worst olh chronic cases 90 twenty-fyc and thirty
!CfIe S'nhaihS- No one need suffer hve minutes
aiteT applying this wonderful soornfng meffrIT.e
Lotions, instruments and electuaries DO more
AarIn than good Williams Ointment supports
the tunorS. allnys the intense itching frIrtietl-
lariN a. nle NJ alter getting warm i'm hedl acts A.
politice, gives Instant and painless relief and
i, prepared only for Piles aud nothing else
thousands OF cured patients attest its virtues
anu physicians oi al schools pronounce II tie
greatest contribution 10 medicine Of the age II
IhAtteFs not how long or severely Won have been
suffering, you can be cured
-Nl Joseph NJ Ryder. Cleveland. Ohio writes !:
=, =, SuHeTed ior years With Itching and liberated
lies' tried remedy amer remedy advertised and
S1lisutIed physicians in Philadelphia I.ouisvIlle
SIhcihhatl. indianapolis and this city: aud spent
huhureus @! dollars, but found no relies until Oh
lalheI boN OF DR. Williams Indian Ointment
some louT months ago. and u has cured me com
Ilctciy had part Of the box left which gave
70 .eld OF mite who had doctored with many
Il!slcians ana as "a last resort went TO the noted
hot Springs, Arkansas. for treatment he in
forms me that the Indian Ointment has also cured
nun OF the f-iles- II ts certainly wonderful dis
coVery. and should be used by the MANY tbous-
anus VINO are new suffering with that dread
S-tlO000 Reward viii be paid for a more Ger
Isth Iti reinedy. Sold by all Druggists. DIR q "
FRAZIER, sole proprietor, Cleveland o.
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SHERIFF'S SALFS.-The following de-
scrihrd properties were disposed OF Ivy SiI-r-
III Ryan ut the Court House, in this place
on Tuesday last
House, lot. etc, in Cdrrolltown borough: sold
the property or jacob Huber and bought by
Peter Huber for $J0l-
Eighty-SiN acres AMI improvements in Jack
son township; sold as the property uf Charles
Hassbaugh and bought by Thomas Kinney for
SEQ
Sixty-scven acres and improvements in Sus-
Guehuua township: sold as the property OF
JOHN C.. Wilmun and bought 10y Michael Pintt
John Lamont and Charles Weaken for a. l.efl.
Seventy five acres and improvements in Car
roll township; sold as the property of Benedict
Fouike and bought by John w. Shnrbaugh for
$3.50.
The sale OF all the other properties adver-
tised was adjourned until the June term OF
Court.
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CAMBRTA's JAIL AND ALMSHOUsE.-
This from the JOhnStown Tribune will do ~
will If not better than anything we cDuld
say on the subject:
From the eighth annual report or the BOARD
or Public Charities of this State, submitted at
the present session o; the legislature, we learn
thnt the general agent aud secretary. Biller
Luther. NJ D.. in company with NJ. nickcnson
visited the Jail and Poor House OF Cambria
County several mouths ago, aud found theifur-
mer well built and wcll arranged pT isOn,
adapted To the separate system. rnd in good or
der. A careful inspection ui thc AiWshOusr
WIS mn'le. and the gentlemen Gnu.ed express
themselves well pleased viii the Institution.
Some changes had been made with "A view of
the better care ami confurt al inmates, aud
also improvements for the convenience of The
helpless classes, house for tTamps, and shrd
Tor wagons. farming utensils. etc. The report
says ti!e apartments for inmates are IN R""d
order, and the insane have IA iarR,x xltberty aud
the benefit of exercise III the@bprn air IN
grounds iHclO~eh Tor the purpose also. that
the aged aud intirn receive careful attention.
The farm consists of i6t acres, und the building
u tltrs-e story brick erected iu 1871. at Gust
of SO go II contains y rontns. aud the csti-
mated capacity is from 10 tO 3E pHupers. Out
buildings. Tor farm and otuer purposes, are
provided Oh d liberal scale.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-04-05

REMARKABLE CAsE.-The Mt Pleas
ant Darn Of Wednesday last tells a very
singular story, as follows:
On Monday we received the following in FORM
alton from gentleman from PieR-7nt Unity
concerning the death or Mrs CathHrine Armci,
which took place on Thursday last. Mrs. Ar
mel had been confined to hcr bed for some
time, and her physician gave up ali hope of her
recovery some days previous tu hor death. she
expressed IA desire that past nnrfoiH exHmiHa-
tiun be made. for she believed that her physi-
clan Old not fully understand her disease. and
that an examination might prove of interest
TO the medicul profession. Accordingly, OF
Thursday afternoon, Drs. L. Brown, l. T. Smith
and Thomas IBair made q pOrf m1rtcrn exam !nH-
tion OF the remains. They discov cred that tho
spleen was surrounded by three hairs. one white
and two black, the black hairs being very long,
The hairs were wrapped tightly around the
spleen. as If they had brcn placed there by hu-
man hands. IL is said to Je the most singular
case ON Ccord. Will some one OF the phi sicians
rise and explain? Mrs. A. before hsr death,
made all the necessary ARA 1gcmeHts FOR her
burial having ordered her coffin and selected
the grave-dkR0r. She was in the 64th year OF
her age, and was the wife of Mr. john ArmPl
well-tn-do Turner near Pleasant Unity, this
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-04-05

WE acknowledge ourself under obligations
to Col. James VI. Swauk, formerly OF the
Johnstowu Tribune, but now and Tor several
years past S-cI etary Of the American ron
and Steel Association, philadelphia, for two
large and very handsome octave volumes,
entitled "Psuusy lvania and the Centennial
Exhibition" They contain an elaborate de-
scriptiou of the exhibition in it's general
asprcts, and particularly Of the conspicuous
part taken in it Ivy our own State. full
account of the ceremonies which took place
on what was called "Pcuusylvania: Day"
is also presented, aud a complete list of the
exhibitors from this State, and the articles
exhibited by them, is likewise given. II is
most useful and valuable work, especially
for reference, and if the publishers furnish
II at fair price, as it is their interest to do,
it will no doubt go into very general circula-
ton.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-04-05

"GERSiAN SYRUP. NO other medicine
in the world WAS ever given such test of
its curative qualities a. BOSCHEE's GER
MAN SYRUP In three years two million
four hundred thousand small bottles of this
medicine was distributed free Of charge hy
Druggists IL this country to those afflicted
with Consumption, Asthma, Group, severe
Coughs, Pneumonia and other diseases of
the throat and lungs, giving the American
people undcniable proof that GERMAN SY-
RUP will cure them. The result has bern
that Druggists in every town and village Ia
the United States are recommending it to
their Gust Omers Go TO your Druggists Lem
mon & Murray, Ebensburg, and ask wha:
they know about it. Sample Bottles 20 cents.
Regular size IS cents. Three doses will re-
lieYe any case.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-04-05

SOME pHn-gept wit signing himself IN &C
gillicuddy" dishes mp the several local aspi-
rants for Office on the Democratic ticket in
more than a column Of machine poetry con
tTibuted To the Johnstowu Tribune and pub
lshed in "Wednesday evenings edition of
that paper. The following specimen, though
far from the best, is the only one We like tc
take the liberty to reproduce
There is MCPIKE, Of the Freeman, who Will
DTcS~ his claims high.
Though Uncle Jacob Z .igler did msc&ll him
Neigh.
He is type OF a good follow, and sticks well to
the race,
But he may have too much paper out, and that
would ittio his case.
Readers of the thrilling ''pome'' will ol'-
serve that the verse dedicated to Mr.. Cs>irn
Lcahy treats of him - a candidate for Reg
lister and Recorder, while the truth is that
Mr.. L., like ourself Is anxious for op-
portunity 10 handle the ducats OF tho county.
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OBITVk RY.

TELLU.-Diod. ofbraih fever. at Mt. Gallttzin
Seminary, in this place Sunday morning last
March 81. Is7s. PEDRO MANLY. son OF Manly and
Annie Scales Tello. Of Cleveland Ohio aged @
years, 10 mont rs and IS days
MANNS.-Died. In .IohnStown on Tuesday.
April 2. 1875, JUsTUs MAEEs, aged 20 years anj
months.
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IT always gives me pain to hear one cough
on the street, in the house, or as meetings of
any kind for this reason, as we'll a. others,
l have devoted time aud study for years past
to ind n remedy that will alleviate and
cure az far ~ possible. many nf my.fellows
who are trnnbled with this grievous, wear
ing, tearing, wasting cnugh, aud think the
Improved Cough Syrup, reaches more cases
nf had coughs aud bronchial affections than
anv other remedy Of it's kind Prices, 30
cents and 81 per bottle. Prepared by T.. X.
Thompson. Titusville, Pa, anil sold by Lem
mon & Murray, Ebenshurg, Pa.
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Local Correspondence.
LILLY's, April 1st, ISIS.

LILLY :, April lst, 1StS.
DEAR FREEHAN-As II does not often occur
that your readers find an article in your Valu-
able pa per headed "LilIy's'' / thought | would
or more or less interest. The first event Ia
which | Will refer is the advent of DIR. :, II.
Decker. who located in this place a few months
ago. Doctor Decker has, considering the tire
he has Decn here, secured a very large practice
and has performed several very difficult opera
tiuns, one OF which was performed on the body
OF Mr.. q Gorge Smith, All aged ReutiCmun, VINO
was severely Rfh h!cted with hydrOcele or drOpsy
of the scrntuE, taking from him three quarts
or water, which gave him Immediate RELIEF. 1t
WAS thought at the time that there might have
10 be another operation performed, Jut the o!d
gentleman improved so rapidly that IL was
found unueces ssnry. Another the cutting
and struiR hteuing of the feet OF child OF Mr..
Pctor RJsbun, born with club feet. In the last
operation DIR, NJ. H. Davis, OF New Florence,
WcStmorcland county, assisted. could enum-
crate several other operations, but do not vlsh
to occupy too much spuce. would recommend
DR.. Decker to any afflicted person in the CUun-
~ rs very skiilfuI and strictly reliable physi-
clan.
Political fishing has commenced i'm this town
ship and bates seem to be plentiful, for instance
Shoemaker goes fishing Tor a tMc)Pike, which
IL a Stri( r)ttnIutt0r OF Importance to NOrtth)un
half OF the other fishormen who partially
diseased hut think Il prescription OF q eclectic
physician might perhaps effect Il cure.
am reliably Informed that tramp extract
ed Il pair Uf hose from the ciothes-iine OF MIR.
taken and the hose found secreted in the sitting
down part of his ''duds," 4 consultation was
thercUpOn held between hr, WestbrOOk and
several others, after which few sound kicks
and the tramp permitted to go trsmping on.
Hoping will hear OF something more inter
esting next time, will bring this 10 close.
Yours, Iuy, BRUTUs.
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All that have once used il pronounce
DIR. Bulls Baby Syrup the hest medicine
known for the complaints of early obildhu0L
% cents per bottle.
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NEW ADTERTTsEHEN7S

A MEXICAN NEWSPAPFR DVREt,To-
"a Rf. 1875. TENTH ANIMAL FOITWr yoE
hEADl. SsS pSRez- Price so cents. Free by mail
SShlalns the names and Calculations Of ali news
papers ana a Gazettcer Of the towns IN v hfch
Sney S1, are published. Address UED. T. RCWElI 8
w., 10 Spruce Street New YOrk.
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Since the discovery of DIR. Williams Tn
dian Ointment there is certainly no eXcuse
for any one 10 suffer with the Piles. See
special notice. t12-21.-1y.J
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CARKoL1.rowN. April .. ISIS.

DEAR FRBEMAN-The sad news reached here
yesterday that our cstimabtc friend, Rev. A III
bruse Hucbncr, late OF thiB place, but now OF
Severance. Kansas, met with severe accident
Il few days ngo, resulting in the fracture OF his
right leg above the ankle, The misfortune
overlook him while attempting to escape from
II carriage to which a runaway horse at
tnched. The Rev. gentleman has tho sincere
sympathy or his many friends in this com
muaity.
More than the usunl number OF Fittings havc
been seen passing through CarrOlltown this
season. In our own community several changes
have takon pinCc during the past week. AT.
Thomas Weakiand anG his family have depart
cd for Iowa. Mir. Jacob Reininger leaves to-
day for -. BrnifacC. May good luck attend
both families ia heir new departure
Our cnterprising mercantile friends Mcssrs
A. A. Barker q son, are buslly engaged this
weck la taking an account @: stock. the object
whrr"of Is Ia yet a ruin understanding OF the
results or their new cheap cash sy stem. May
hey reRltZe their brightest anticipatiOns.
SeN eral new stores are about 20 be opened in
this place. Miss Fanny WLtseli viii hold forth
Ia The mittincr business at the stand formerly
conducted Ivy Miss Davis. Miss Fanny is an
Rtu;able young Indy and deserves much credit
Tor her outorprisiHg efforts. Besides this, two
RrnceTy stores spoken OF. Mr.. Juo. StOltZ,
IN" well known constable, is to be the prOpre-
tor or one. His IcudCZyOus will toe the old
Lawrence Stitch tavern stand. " here the other
Is to toe lo0at ed am fully Informed, but con-
cerning its engineer / am left completely Ia
ths dark. Time, however, VIII be apt to de-
veIop all. Perhaps II IS only TumOr, For TIA"
present suffice II to say: WUns. Noddings.
Wrist. Nodin2s- One. CEKBBRUs.
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HeE TNE WELLS, RICHARnsoS =
QCA tsE CO.'S PerTccfed pTT-Trn
pEHEEHF COLOR is recommended hy the
. Gsss ~ agricultural press and used bv
4El EEH thousands or the very best paFrv-
~ So men II gives a perfect June color
S,tIi EE and is harmless rs salt. A s5-cent
VSA0Hs bottle cglors 800 pounds sud adds k
cte- per pound to its value Ask vuu- Tr,,,risi -
S h9nt i3r t. or send for descriptive circulars
" E''A-9' X, - ESDethS q a., I'raTsr-s,
BURLINGTON. Vt
La crónica., 1878-02-09

EN- LA HISTORIA tOda de la med
Gina, no hay preparation que haya
hecho tan maravillosas curas 8 man.
tenido tan esteDsa reputation como
ell Pectoral de Cereza de Aver, que
es reconocido Como ell remedio del
mundo para todas las intermediates
de la garganta y los pulmones. Su
larga cOntinuada serie de curas ma
ravillosas en- todos los climas la ha
hecho universalmente conocida CO.
mo un salvo v SECURE agente que
emp,ear contra resfriados ordinarios
que son los m~ensageros de describe
nes mas serios; Obra con seguridad
Y prontitud, aliviando siempre a los
pacientes y salvsndo con frecuencia
la vida. La protection que presta,
por gu uso a tempo en- los describe
mes de la garganta y los pulmones
en- los niflos, hace de Ell IN remedio
invaluable para tenerlo siempre a
la mano en- casa. No hay persona
que pueda pasarse sin Ell, y las que
10 han usado una yea nunca podran.
Conociendo su composition y sus
efectos, los Medicos usan ell Pectoral
de Cere,a estensamente EN- su prac-
tica Y los Clerigos 10 recomiendan.
Es absolutamepte cierto en- sus efec.
tos como remedio, y siempre curara
cuando la cura sea possible. Lo ven
den todos los boticafios.
La crónica., 1878-02-09
DIR. HONG COONG,
MEDICO y CIRUJANC CHINO,
Gales de Arcadia y Sanchez Nc 10

Antes fue companero del Or. 10 Pc Tai
de San Francisco. Puede ser ~consultado
confdencialmente sobre c~ualquier enter
medal de los Pulmones, Hfgados, Rho
mes, Oiganos Digestivos Y Genito-Urina-
rios, Debilidad Nerviosa, Afecciones Sif-
lfticas y todas las Intermediates especia
les que resultan de ig%norancia o tontera.
En- a Francisco este doctor ha tenido
mucha practica como especialista duIante
los ultimos dieZ anos. Puede dar la me-
jor garant1a d, la eicacia de u remedies
con certiicados de personas q quienes ha
restituido la salud. Todos los pacientes
que Sc pongan bajo su cura recibnan ell
mejor tratamiento y no Sc les cobiaTa 81
no Sc les cura. Sc ~garantiza cura eficaz
y pronta de toda affection uteriDa 9 cual-
quiera de las intermediates que afijen q
las senoras, pues tiene n gran expe-
riencia en- esta especialidad, Copsnltas
en- la ofcina gratis. Horas de ohcinas
desde las 9 A. M. q las s P. NJ. n2lno
La crónica., 1878-02-09
SOR ANGELICA.
MEMORIALS de una HERMANN
De LA CARLOAD.

NOVELA ORIGINAL POR
JUAN a. MATEOS.
La crónica., 1878-02-09
LIBRO
Ell VIEJO
CAPIrULO SEXTO.
LOS CCNDES

Los coudes d'Armand pertenecian
q la antigua nobleza de Francia.
Por una succession de vicisitudes,
su fortuna habia veuido derrum-
bandose; pero como hemos tenido
OCCASION de ~observar, valian algo
aquellas ruinas.
La circunstancia de hallarse adj
ministrando I'm capital valioso en-
tres millones de pesos. lie habia de-
vuelto ell antique credito; pero ell
conde va no estaba para negocios.
La ambicion toda de sus locas
aspiraciones era quedarse con aque-
LA gran fortuna, 10 que podia reali-
Earse merced q un casamiento.
No siempre estos grandes nego-
clos Sc atan con un eslabon tan ia
Gil.
Valia la pena de un ensayo, y los
condos estaban resueltos Ia afrontar
toda la situacion.
La 1nica contrariedad era ell POGO
tacto de su hijo Cesar para hacerse
amar de Angelica.
No obstante, creian que ell brillo
de IN tftulo arrastraris facilmente
ala j6ven q este enlace proyectado.
Temia que ell o-gullo de la Milo
maria resistiera algun tempo, y du-
rante el pudiera enamorarse de uro
de tantos como rodeaban q la belll-
sima heredera.
La espectativa era terrible.
Esperar de un momento q otro
que la l0ven dijese: "entregad la
administration de mis- bienes a mi
marido,n y 9uedar asf burladas tan
rlsuenas esperanzas.
No; era necesario luchar hasta ell
ultlmo momento.
-Caballero, decia q su esposo la
condesa d'Armand, que era una an
cana de sesenta anos, que censor
Vaoa aun los restos de su antigua
oeileza y su aire aristocratico; de-
mos IN paso decisive, lie atmosfera
sc va enturviando.
-Veo venir la tempestad, contes-
10 Ell viejo conde, y estoy alarmado.
-Parece que ell negocio Simpson
esta terminado.
-Aqaf hay un m~isterio, observe
ei conde; Cesar no me ha dicho una
SOFA palabra, la seforita Amalia Sc
ia retirado de nuestra casa; mucho
Iemo una imprudencia de vuestro
hiio.
-Ieneis muy NAL opinion de &C.
sar.
-oiempre 10 mismo, seflora.
rs que va ofeuden vuestros re.
celos.
us c~onieso, marquesa. que este
oesar me tiene disgustado.
No hay modo de contentaros
nunca, caballero.
La crónica., 1878-02-09
UN NUEVO TONICO DIGNO DE
POSEERSE-ES Ell MEJOR.

Ell RESTAURATIvo de Wood me-
dorado para ell cabello no Sc parece &
otro alguno y no tiene igual. Ell
mejorado tieue nueva propiedades
tonlcas vegetables; restituye al pelo
cano un color natural lustroso;
hace nacer de nuevo ell caido y evita
ell que Sc caiga 9 Sc haga asperoi
da vigor al pelo y 10 a%lisa; restituye
ell pelo q los que son calvos prema-
turamente; d%estierra la caspa, err
rupciones del cutis y malos humo-
res; quita la irritation, rasquera y
resequedad. No hay a%rtfculo que
produzca tan maravillosos efectos.
Probable, pedfd Restaurativo de
Wood mejorado para ell cabello, y
tened cuidado de que no sc os dc
otro. Lo venden todos los botica-
carlos en- este lugar y a donde quiera.
Sc suministran al po- mayor pre-
clio de fabrica por G. A. Cook y Cia.,
Chicago, unicos agentes para los
Estados Unidos y Canadas; y por
todos los Dvogueros al Por Mayor.
La crónica., 1878-02-09
INDIGESTION.

Ostentaba su caudida hermosura
Una rcJa amapola al mediodia.
Y en- medic de otras mil, q cual mas
[bellas,
La reina de los campos parecia.
-; Que feliz debe ser j-pense 20 en-
rtonces-
Pues que luce sus formas d~elicadas,
Y vienen q besar sus roJos petalos
De la tarde las brisas perfumadas.
I'm POGO mas ALA, baJo ell amparo,
De I'm arbusto que sombra la ofrecia,
Una hermosa violeta humildemente
En- misteriosa soledad viva.
-; Que infeliz debe ser Idle 20 en-
Ttonces-
Pues que nadie contempla sus primo
res,
Nj la besan las brisas de la tarde,
NJ la envidian siquiera aquellas flores
Mas en- est, uaa joven peregina
Az anc0 d. su tal.o la amapola
YAl p nderia en- su eburnes cabellera
W. paiida y marchita su corola.
Entire tanto, a la sombra del arbusto
La violeta su aroma derralnaba,
Y en- ell CRYSTAL del arroyuelo lfmpido
su modesto belleza retrataba.
All ! de mi vida en- la foresta hum
[brfa
Dos sendas Sc presentan q mis- oJos:
Una de sombras, soled sd y divide,
Otra de luz, de flores y de abrojos.
1Cual SECURE, Dlos milo, en- que dis
IfrGte
La inefable quietud de la existeucia,
Y q donde pueda conservar intacta
De los primeros amos la inocencla?
~JosEFINA.
san Franciscico, 10. de Febrero de 1873.
La crónica., 1878-02-09

-Podia, continue ell sefior Simp-
son, haber c~astigado esta horrible
avilantez; pero he preferido %callar,
por no poner en- duda la honra de
mi hija!
-Teneis razon, contest0 la con.
desa.
-Afortunadamente, ell coronel Ar.
turo, que era ell citado, no %concurri0,
sine un amigo suyo, IN Official ridf
culo, que ha hecho ell lance suma-
mente grotesco e incredible.
Ell coronel Arturo! dijo con ex-
traneza Ell condo, y agreg0 Ell su
interior: este Cesar es un imbecil,
la puesto ell dedo en- la llaga, ha
echado a perder mis- planes.
va sabeis, senor conde, Ell mott
vo de este rompimiento.
-Ten,is raZonc aballere... .. habeis
obrado con %prudencia.
No, no digais NADIA; os 10 supli-
co en- nombre de vuestra hija.
-Sehor condo, de este asunto ma
die Sc permite hablar en- mi casa; q
vosotros os toca la reserva.
Dispensed las locuras de la ju-
ventud, agreg0 la cOndesa.
La depravacion, direis mejor,
sefora.
listed perdone TODD, caballeIo G,
en- gracia de la razon que os sobra.
-Yo castigare q mi hijo, sehor
Simpson; yo lie ensenare a respetar
mi nombre.
-Excusemos ell escandalo, senior
coDde.
No, este es imperdonable; ANA
liza es un Angel.
ST, es un angel, dijo ell honrado
padre, y sus lagrimas y su infortu-
Mo caeran sobre la cabeza del que
ha provocado......pero no quiero ha-
ceros DIR mis- quejas; permitidme
que me retire, me siento NAL.
Caballero, dijo ell condo levan-
tandose, compadeced a un robre
padre.
No digais ms palabra mas.
ST, continue la condesa, compa-
decednos, y consolad a Amalia; de
cidle que nuestras simpat1as esta-
ran siempre q 81 lado.
-Gracias, contest0 secamente ell
senor Simpson, y sali6 del palacio
Armand, maldiciendo la bora en-
que Sc proyect0 Ell enlace de su hija
con un hombrc tan miserable.
(ContinudTd.)
La crónica., 1878-02-09
@ ZIE,
DOCTOR CHINO,
Gale de Arcadia, en- seguida de los
5 Centavos.
crra toda clase de Intermediates.

Els una especialldad en- ell tratamiento
de intermediates de venereo y dolencias
siflfticas. nI7no
La crónica., 1878-02-09
BANCO COMMERCIAL
DE LOS ANGELES.
Capital autorizado- $500, 600

Este Banco esta preparado para recibir
dep0sitos q cuenta alberta, emite certif-
cados de depositos y hace IN negocio ge-
neral de Banca.
Sc encarga de colecciones y remite ell
%producto q los precios corrientes de cam
bio. dl5no
La crónica., 1878-02-09
Iced y Appended por Vosotros
Mismos.

Muchos descubrimientos valio-
o y muy titles conocimientos sc
guardian oculto del mundo, porque es
costoso darlos q conocer al pueblo.
No sucede este o ell jarabe aleman
de Boschee, y aunque hace pocos
afios que fue introducido q la vents
en- este pals, Sc conoce en- todas las
poblaciones por pequehas que sean.
Su maravilloso exito ell la cura de
Consuncion, Toses, Pneumania, Asst
ma, y todas las demas Intermediates
de la garganta y los pulmones, Sc
conocio primeramente distribuyen-
dolo cada aho gratis, durante tres
aflos, a raZon de 400, 900 botellas al
aho entire los enfermos. janis Sc
habian sujetado a ial prueba los me-
ritos de otra preparation. Z Podiais
pedir mas I? Id donde vuestro boti-
carlo y obtened una botelIa por IS
centavos y probadla. Botellas de
muestra 10 centavOs.