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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-12-25
Large Cotton Manufacturing Mills
Burned Yesterday at Oldham,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Spec.
ulatiOn In Coffee.
Governor McEnery, of Louisiana. Ex.
plains the Reasons for Calling
the Extra Ten days Session.
Weekly Statement of the Associated
Banks ..- The Bad Condition
of Affairs in TEnis.
Investigating That Riot Near Meridian
Misslsslppi..A Homicide in Georgia.
Other Foreign ana Domestic News
Investigating that Riot.


MERIDIAN, Mss, December 2l.-In the
Vance case to-day Charles Hapgood eorrob.
GRATED the evidence of julius Jackson. col.
ored, to the effect that Brown and Vance
negroes, were in close consultation behind
a house short time before the riot
The witness did not hear
what was said. He saw
fifteen pistol among the negroes. During
the trial, John Daniel, colored, testified he
saw the defendant with Bill Brown, Bill
Clark and other negroes, near where the
riot occurred. Socn afterward the riot COM
menced. .He saw Barwell, Brown, colored,
and Alexander Harvey close together,
shooting at one another. Harvey's shots
seemed to have no effect on Brown, who
ran of. Witness saw Elias Brown after
ward step out and fire at somebody. Elias
cried out as he turned and ran off: ~ got
himp' Isaac Brown, white, testified that
he saw Joseph Barnett embroiled with a
negro and went with boy to prevent his
shooting him. The negro had pistol
drawn Barnett had been drinking q
little and witness wanted to get him
away. Barnett was j0cose rather than in.
sulting, and during the morning he was
drinking a little, and, witness said he wa,
always in good humor and never
belhgerent. Witness kept with Bar.
nett and the negro turned on Zygar,
who had his pistol drawn and
shot at him, when they clinched and shot
at each other four or i've times, Zygai
held his pistol against the negro and it hat
no effect, Witness thought It strange that
the negro, was not killed wher
Zygar and the negro commenced
firing, The negro named Tom
Johnson stepped up to Barnet, and, putting
pistol to his breast, shot him dead, Wit
ness looked around, and, seeing that all thu
whites had been killed, thought he woulC
get out of the way himself. When leaving
the negro shot twice, and the bullets flew
by him, but he did not know whether the,
fred at him or not. Witness had pisto
at the time. Charles Page, white, saw tn
defendant come to Marion tina
morning with about twenty ne
groes. Just before the riot h
saw large crowds of ofnegroes in the street
Forty or fifty of them had pistols drawn
He saw no pistols among the whites. Wit
ness could not see the shooting as the house
a clerk in the employ o
Brown, of Meridian, was sworl
and testified that on October 22d lie SOLE
the defendant Smith d Wesson reyolve
and charged the same to his account. A
few days later he sold one to John Vance
Pending motion to allow the prisone
bail on account Of his health the cour
adjourned.
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NKw ORLEANS, December PA meeting
of the stockholders of the Alabama, New
Orleans & Texas Pacific Railroad Company
Qimited), better known as the Northwest
ern Railroad, yesterday elected the follow.
ing Board of Directors j. II. oglcsby
Emile Corrieres. James NJ. Seixas, Henry
Abraham, Of New Orleans John Scott, OF
Cincinnati Fred. Wolfe, Otto Psack, Chas.
+. Lewis, of New York w. II. Hardy, OF
Meridian, Mississippi. The officers chosen
were: Fred Wolfe, President; W. II. Har.
dy, Vice President; John Scott, General
Manager; Max Calm Secretary and Treas
urer; John Glynn, Jr,, General Resident
Agent, and Robert Mott, Attorney. The
construction Of the Northwestern Line will
now be pushed forward as rapidly as
possible, as contracts provide that
the road must be completed
within twelve months, including bridge
across Lake Pontchertrain. This company
has also purchased property of ten squares,
which has river front, in the Third Dis
trict, in this city, known as the Leyee
Steam Cotton Press, for depot, etc. The
price paid was S36O,0OO.
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New York stock Market

NEW York, December 2I,-The stock mar.
kot opened rather strong and sal per
cent. higher than Yesterdays closing prices
Richmond & Danville and Toledo h Burl-
ington leading the advance in the early
dealings, The general market declined |
TO Der cent, Memphis & Charleston Cen.
trail and Union Pacific, Western Union and
Northern Pacific preferred, being the most
prominent In the downward movement.
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Can't Do II,

LONDON, December A.-Sir William
harcourt, Home Secretary, replying to the
memorial asking for remission of the re.
malnder OF the sentences passed on the
persons convicted Of bribery in Parliament
tary electisns at Sandwich and Maccles.
ileiu, says he regrets that he can find moth
ing 10 justify him in interfering with the
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LONDON, December 4.-The Times edi-
'onaliy commenting on Mr.. Shaw's letter,
giving his reasons for withdrawing from the
iael1o ~ oershlp of Home Rule Leagues, saws;
~ reserves attention as expressing the
views OF thoughtful, moderate men about
we present relief of Ireland and the condi-
tlohs inoh under which improvements may be
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Want an Increase.

PARIS, December 2,-The papers are
warmly discussing the proposal which hs.
bsen urged that the government increas,
the pay ofmembers of the Chamber Of Dep.
uties to 5000 francs per annutn. II Is said
that Al. Gsmbstta Is adverse 10 taking the
initiative, but would support the proposi.
tion II II were introduced by some iniluen.
tial private member.
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IvNls, December Glowing to the inau-
ence OF Ali Bankolik, the Arab rebel chief,
three of the largest tribes in Southern
Tunis hold out against French. The in.
surgents have pillagcd the large town of
kazemondig. The march of Gonerol
Legnots column from st. Fore is, in con.
sequence, thereby postponed.
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Weekly Bank Statement.

NEW YORK, December 2i.--The weekly
statement of the Associated Banks shows
.he following changes: Loans, increase,
S4o2''V specie, increase, $2,167, 800; legal
tenders, increase, s276, 500; deposits, In
crease, sna S2,52O, 500; circulation, decrease,
sZo,VVo reserve, increase, $l,SlS.500 Banks
now hsld 81 ,543,3OO in excess of all require.
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Groesbeck.
Special 10 the Herald.

GRoRsBEcK, December A.-Groesbeck
showed quite lively air to-day. The pro
gramme being railies, horse-races and other
sports.
Tonight the north-bouna passenger
train ran over John Barclay, one mile be-
yond here, He was horribly mutilated.
The man was formerly employed as sec
iion hand on the Houston 4 Texas Central
Railroad.
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Government Salaries

Now that the new Administration is get
ting fairly settled down into sfice, it NAV
not come amiss to refer to the payroll tc
see what the President and his principal
appointees cost the taxpayers.
The salary of the President of the United
States is $4,000 year, and the Vice Presi
dent receives $500. The salary of Cabinet
officers, viz Secretary OF State, Secretary O
the Treasury, Secretary Of War, Secretary
OF the Navy, Secretary Of the Interior
Postmaster-General and Attorney Genera
each receive 5000 per annum. The assist
ants in the State Department come in fol
50 900 apiece.
In the treasury Department Assistant
Secretaries draw $500 a year with great
regularity; Superintendent of the Bureau
OF Engraving and Printing, and Super.
yising Architect, "a 800 apiece Chief of
Bureau of Statistics, s2,400; First and
Second Comptrollsrs, 5000 each; Com
missioner OF Customs, $4,000; First
Second, Third, Fourth, Fifth and Sixth
Auditors, 5000 each, Treasurer and Con-.
missionerof Internal Revenue, $1,000 each;
Register and Superintendent of Life Saving
Service, $4,000 each. Comptroller of the
Currency, 5000, and the Solicitor, 81, 3,00s.
Ths First, Second and Third Assistant
Postmasters-General each get $500 year;
Assistant Attoiney-General of the Post
Office Department gets $1,000, The Az.
sistant Secretary Of tho Interior
Department and the Commissioner
of Patents are booked at $500 each;
the Assistant Attorney General and
Auditor of Railroad Accounts, 5000 each;
Commissioner of Land Office, $1,000 Com.
missioner of Pensions, $500; Commits.
sioner Of Indian Affairs and Commissioner
of Education, $1,000 each. The Solicitor
General commutes his fees at 5000 a year,
and the Assistant Attorneys-Genera at
81, 600 each. The Commissioner of the Agri.
cultural Department receives 5000 year,
and the Public Printer $500
The important question is; Do these men
earn their wages?
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A rirhthstmesn Two LAWYERS.

sAvASSAm. December Al. ]. Abrami
stabbed T. II. Demont this evening, innict
ing several wounds, lie Is painfully but
not mortally injured though his condition
Il considered serious. Both are lawyers
The affair grew out Of an old quarrel.
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Senterfeit.
Special to the Herald.

SESrrRFRIT, December A.-At n dance
last night at the residence OF Mr.. Tom
Kesly, of this place, an alteration took
place between the Jaynes boys and Consta,
BILE o'Brien, of this place, in which Consta.
BILE q 'Brien received very slight wound
Bill Jaynes received three gun-shot wound.
from the hands of 0'Brien, in the discharg,
Of his duty. Tom Jaynes has expired
Bill Jayms is here under medical treat.
ment.
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Coffee Speculation.

LoEboS, December "a. The Daily Tele-
graph, in its financial article, says We
have advices which state that some of the
enormous speculative operations in coffee
have thus far resulted in loss, which is lin
tied to $4,000.
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A Denial.

VIENNA, December 24.-One of the city
papers says: Austria never for moment
thought of using the present opportun.
ity TO coerce Roumania into making con-
cessions on the Danube question itself.
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Atlanta.
Special to the Herald.

Special 10 the Herald,
ATLANTA, December AN. +. Eddie.
mans livery stable was burned this morn.
ing at o'clock. There happened by acci-
dent to be no horses in the stable. Five
vehicles were burned. Loss, about 81 800
amount of insurance, 81 900.
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I0pgvlew.


Special to the Herald
LoNGyIEw, December 4-Thomas Camp.
son attempted to rape little girl named
Zona Bean to-day. lie was committed 10
jail in default Of $1,000 bail.
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A Destructive Fire

OLDHAM, December A..-A destructive
fire occurred last night at tho Mosley Cot
ton Spinning Mills.
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NEW ORLEANS, December 2i.-Governor
McEnery has issued supplemental procla.
, 1881-05-14

IT now appears that tho Bulgarian coup.
d'ctut was the result Of Russfun intrigues.
The Kusslan people were beginning to cons-
pare their owu political condition with that
OF tho uu1garans under the constitution
which existed previous to the coup d'etuk
TllEs was not Inst on tile Russian authorities,
who Immediately mndo efforts to induce the
Prince OF Bulgaria to have his Government
conferm moro nearly to tho Russian model.
The result is already known. 1t Is believed
TINT the Bulgarian ruler had the sympathy OF.
Austria alM Germany in tllfs latest scheme
against tho liberties Of people.
, 1881-05-14

PosrMAsrE1s-GENEnAL JAMES has issued
MI ortler directing that sample copies Of new
newspapers cannot be sent through the
mails Mt newspaper rites until tic Post-Of"
flee Department has first ruled to that effect.
The object Of tho order Is to prevent the cir
culasion of advertising sheets mlsnaue1
newspapers through the mails at the sanla
rates rs TOR established legfinato newspapers,
The Post-Oiice authorities 1aye been con-
s1tlernbly bothered by these advertising
sheets, and for thu future tho sendcrs will
have to pay postage ut u cents per pound.
and not at two cents per pound Us heretofore.
, 1881-05-14

AFTER the ileteat of Conkling md the con-
flrlnatl0n Of Robertson, President Garfield Is
willing to listen to arguments In favor Of tho
denomination Of the New York officials
whose names were recently withdrawn from
the Senate. 1t ls probable that notwlthstand-
Ing tllo abusu insttEated by the Conkllngltes
tic President, for tile :snko OF harmony III
the purity, will bu willing to concede these
appointments -thatis, II the eConkIingites vii!
give tip their fight on tho Administration; 1t
they tlo not they will be shown 10 favors.
The President llas SO far shown plenty OF
backbone. liz Inns given no sign Of sur
render, and there IL no reason to think that
l1e will surrender now.
, 1881-05-14

IIEnn StEMESs n1,d Herr IIalske, we'll.
known berlin electricinns have constructed
m electric railway nbont SIX miles from tile
rrllssfan Capital, anil gave a public trial
ycster,iay. \ simple tra,n-cnr with an
electric battery concealed between tho
wheels wns propelled over rails resembling
the ordinary ones on railroads, thirty-nfno
inches apart, md which were connected with
MI electric battery at tho sending station.
The greatest speed obtained WIS eighteen
English miles iii hour, but a grenter rate ot
speed could be Obtained II necessary.
, 1881-05-14

TitE N!htl!st WIN wis arrested tow days
agu ut st. Petersburg on tho cturgu OF col.'
plIc!ty In tho murder Ut tho czar tnrns out
to he K,lsstan naval officer na,uetl Suklia1l-
OF. 1t Is charged agalnst HIN TINT besides
bul1lg concerned III the m.lrdur OF tho Car
he was concernnd also In ths Winter-l'alaco
explosion. II, planning thu 1.lttle@iartleh
niue, al,a III stealing II quantity OF dynamite
from thu Government stores. On tho whole,
he Is looked upon rs Qu!to valuable capt
, 1881-05-14

Mis-. GAnFIELD's condition was somewhnt
critical last night. 1Ier fever 1lad changed.
Into low form of typhoid. and change for
tho bettcr Is not expected ut once. Dr. Dpyt-
toll, Of Cleveland, and Dr. Pipe, Of Washing
ton, nre III cu1,stnnt attendance.
, 1881-05-14

Born branches Of tito Illinois Legislature
have adopted d resolution fixing the :Utl, Of
May as tic day for final adjournment. and
the people If Illinois Are expected to be dc
youtty thankful.
, 1881-05-14

LoND DuSsASDr.f:'s balll1, who vas shot
Wednesday night near Loughrea+ III tho
West Ut ireland, !las died from the effects of
Ills wounds. Dolan, tho Secretary Of tho
local branch Of the Laild League, has been
arrested for completely In the affair.
, 1881-05-14

MI. GLApsToyE announced in the House
of Commons yesterday TINT the Government
would not press tho Parliamentary 0ati,s
bill Unit! the Irish Land bill WIS dIsposctl Of
Mr.. Bradtaugh will therefore have to possess
Ills soul In patlence for some tin,u to come.
and the Commons will be denied his pres
tncH
, 1881-05-14

THE employees Of the Grand Trunk car
shops ut Montreal hnve struck fur MI III
crease of wages. Tie superintendent OF tic
shops says that there Is 10 intention to yield
to tue lemand, and that the Company, which
Is Just over its busy season HOW, will Shut
down ratller than make any aiivance In the
present wage-ratc. Tho men will probably
SEQ the wisdom Of withdrawing their DE-
,nanttg.
, 1881-05-14
CHE Gtfh1r1te.

EN- Ptrsons unt.l1t IL purchase to1hcs " THE
CHtcAuO Tn1HUNE at ftrs A1e1cteS .tlnd 0a rsta-
tcau lratns fr<rt Chicago pdhcsa are sf tcu cott-
fer EaDr bu reporting the facts to tts o0ce, ptp-
tiIp full t,drffcatu,s.
, 1881-05-14

TnE Republican Senators met IN caucus
ag,.i.l yesterday, and although no vote was
taken, tho tsVo ot tl1o meeting Indicated
clearly tie purpose OF the great minority OF
those present to support the Administration.
Senator Conklnx made. lust appeal III q
rnther querulous tone, but without much
etIect, 1t Ia not probable tllat there Will be
another caucus boforo the nomination Of
Robertson ~ acted upon aud confirmed.
Conkllng's o,Iy hope Of avoiding immediate
deteat now Is to induce the Democrats to a|ct
with htm IN procuring MI adjournment OF
tho Senato' before tho nomination OF
Robertson ca,l bs >acted OIL, Or to
Induce is}bertson to withdraw. For this lat-
ter p,rpbss It IL sald Senator Plat Is now III
Now York. but that he can meet with sue.
cess seeu,s utterly Improbable. 1t ls nos
llkely that Judge Robertson Wilt enter fAto
lea4ue Will his bitteTest enemy, a1W give w
tho certainty Ut obtaining the best PAYING
otiee III the glft OF tho President. Tile fact
tl.at an effort IL being lnado to induce him to
take such step shows plainly to what
straits Conkling IL reduced.
, 1881-05-14

7 q u
NOTION BUYERS,
C. M l.. has great Notion for YOU.
HOSIERY BUYERS,
C. m, L. wants 10 stock YOU.
FANCY GOODS BUYERS,
C. M. l.. has no fancy prices for YOU.
JEWELRY and WATCH BUYERS,
C., M.L. is watching for you.
STATIONERY BUYERS,
C.. NIL, is alter YOU.
DRUG.Sl]NDRY BUYERS,
C. m. L. expects Brush with YOU.
CUTLERY And NEEDLE BUYERS,
C.. NIL, has his eye on YOU.
SP0RTlNC.C GOODS BUYERS,
C., M. L, is on the hunt for YOU.
CIiRObl0 And PAINTING BUYERS,
C. M. L. pictures future for YOU.
TINlFARE BUYERS,
C. M. L. pans out big for you.
HARDWARE BUYERS,
c. M. l.. has struck hard for you.
5& 10 Ct. C0UNTER BUYERS,
C.. M. L. wants every one Of you.
CLOSE CASH BUYERS,
G. M. L. is Just The man for YOU,
Prices the L01Ucst.
StOcEc the Most Complete.
Merchants, city or country, will save
money and time by examining my stock and
prices before buying.
C,N|,! ,|NINCT0N
IMPORTER,
I46 g. l47 Waba5h-av.
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BOlETiN MEkCAATlL
PU ERTO- RICO.

Imprenta. Htogrqfia, li6rerta, encua-
dernaci6n, etectos de escuelas q de
escr1orio. Variedddes.
En- este establecimiento Sc desc npefan con
prontitud, esmero barstura cuantos trabajos
Sc encargsn de lmpreuta Litogratia y Encua
dernacion
Sc hnarA uu cOhs 6rte complete surtdt
de APPEL espafol dc todas classes de las acre
d tadas tAhrlcas Ge JoyeF Y S,rfa, Bonastre
Alnlral, Gaarro, Vidal Rovira, a precios
m6dicoS
Complete surtido de Iane de cartas desde
30 centavos 81 la resfuilis,
Snbr 8 lie todas classes desde 8 centavos a
81 el millsr,
rapel comercia de todas classes rayados
Lihr de comercil legitmo, de G asguw.
Oromos cuadros de todos tamahOsy gustos
Mcsas de saJa, con cromos, u TINA novedad
Cuadros ovaladoS Y cuAdroe do varios ta-
u"hos 4 precios sumsmente modicos
Tifta dc esclihir y copia-, superior.
Llbros, cromos y medAllas para premios
Tlntar, ascribanies de tOdRs classes, cape
cameute lie cristai dc Bohemia, con cspricho.
sas V vari das forineg tgurAs
Esiere6spos vistae de 4 %, uno.
Albums para retr at0s dibnjOs
Lanice, forta q umas, pizarrss, carpetas,
Lihgos para escuela, COM plet0 surtd0 pre-
clos m6dicos.
Deelarsciones conocimentos y demas docu-
mentos para Aauanas
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AL publicO.

En- Ell antigua Y acreditado esta
blecimiento Ell SOL DE ORU
de SEyERO BASTON, Sc acaba de
recibir
Sombreros Eorma Emperatriz
para seToras = nlfias Ultima tiovedad
DE Paris.
Cranes De orc de hilo puro; reco-
mendamos muy particularmente es-
ia riquisima tela que es 10 meior que
se fo brica, y 10 avisamos d las perso-
ma sioteresadas en- coEnprarla, que es,
taban deseando lleQase.
Recihimos tambien cretonas dc
hi'o de todo ancho para sabanas.
Caruisas de hilo bordadas para Sc.
floras.
Ca zoncillos de hiio
Corses de todas clases para sefio-
ras y niflas.
P4regiitas de Sc Ia para sefloras.
Alpaca pn" bla para sacos.
Camas he hero. surti1o complete
Hero g.lvanizado de tres haiios
aca"aia3o.
S 'os dc yut, para envase.
, 45.-S,n Francisco. .-45.
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Almandques Block
PARA 1897.

ri ULTIMA NOVEDADifI
La screditsds casa de- GONZALEZ
4 Co. scaba de recibir IN bonito y els-
eante surtido de esta Glaze de Almana-
qnes para ell sno entrants, que % pro-
mete vendsr & precios m6dicos-
La tsps es elegante y dc dibujoa nue.
vos y csprichosos.
Los hay que tienen ''bsr6metros J
ttrm6metros" colocados sobre madsrs
tsllada, con pianos de bsnderss, con
escudo real, con s!egorias miitsree, }
del Fsusto, etc.
Ell biloxi esta muy bien ifnpreso, J
en- ell reverse de csda hsjits tiene chs.
rsdss, chasosrrillos, anecdotas, epigrs.
mas, cuentos etc. ito.
AiemAs ha recibido una gran part.
ds de los baretos.
ALMANAQUES'EN PLIEGOPARA
1881.
Edic ciOn de 10000 ejempIares.
Hrmos hecho una ediccion que cree
mos gustsra d pub 100, puss sus edic
torres no han omitido ningun gssto Au
ella. Sa vende 90 10 L,breria do CON
ZALEZ h Co. l3 centavos eiemplsr
y $l docens.
Aimanaques Oon cubierta oromoIitograhada
Para pcrtamonedas cartsfas dc belsAlo,
o2 a2v 4 oohAvos cada uno.
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II sdblito itsliano DoN FRANCISCO Racer,
professor dc m6siea, aumno one tue IN el Real
ConservA Atorio &c mGsiea de la ciudsd de Ma
poles, bsjo 10 direction del que fue muy conoei-
do maestro Isenor Mercadantel, tnvo e gusts
el honor de pr"siar sus servicios en- el ejer
cito de mar torn de los EAta5os- Uoitios
cinco amos, sets en- g espafol, eo clsse de
mdsieo mayor, 81 cusi reserva sus respectivos
docnmentos ; enc el gnsto de ofrecerse al
respectable pGbii"o de esta capital para In en-.
sef7nzs De mdses Y piano, baeendose cargo
de- cuidado dc este. rcs ecto 10 sfnaci6n y
slguua cuerds Qne pue'ia tal.arle por Ia men
suaidad de pesos 30 eer tavos El misno
compone Y alma ;is 7c-, y edmlte sboncs par,
las alcio' "a de los mt mos por | peso mensns
despuss re la primers afneei6n.
Daran inform y en- Ia ioyerfa del sehor Fu-
riaty, Plaza de Armas, 20 jul
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SecretO de juventud.

aqua Laferriere, jstSn, crema, polvos y
aeeiIe para hermoseary eonserysr Ell rostro J
81 cueTp0
Estos IrodurtCs conquest con los 1ugos
de plan as recogidss en- las moptenas del eau
caso, haeen dess psreeer Y eyitan las arlngas.
M hos hos De ar sxsto siempre en- aumen-
20 COZ frIaan tus maravin sas prop sdes
Mr. A De Lsfrryiere loa empie6 durante 40
amos or Los Y6 lee 60 tOdas las
aperieu as ds s jaw. BtHd
De ven.s en- LA ESFERA de b simonet
n rtaleza 81 G 81 81