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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-08-03
Kansas POLITICS
SOLID OF THE SAINT

SOLID OF THE FAINT.
CLAY CENTER, July 28.-Delegates IA
Vorable To the nomination of st. John
were elected in all the wards of the city
by majOrities ranging from eight 10
twenty votes. There was no visible op
position to him in the country districts.
To morrow's convention will instruct
for st. John, repeating its resolutions oi
two years ago. Clay county Republicans
take no backward steps.
oowLRY FOR ST. John
WINFIERD, Kan, July SS.-The town
ship primaries arc being held. They
are unanimous for ST. John everywhere
COwley is solid.
AGAINST ST. JOHN.
INDRPENDEEcE, July 2S.-The Iatesi
returns indicate a clear majority in
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now seems To be settled that the tax
reduction bill will not become law al
this session of congress. While probes
sing great zeal in the matter of relieving
the people from the burdens Of taxation
tho Democrats of the senate in reality
have by their action rendered 1t impos
sible to reduce taxation at all. by then
decision in caucus that they will moi
consent To the passage of the pending
bill unless they are permitted to go int
a general reduction of tariff taxes, the
Democratic senators willfully and know
ingly defeat the entire bill.
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Crnns KentucIsv.

LOUISVILLE, KY, July 2S.-R. G.
Dunn s. Co. have, through their Louis
vile branch, detailed information as to
the state of the crops from seventy
eight counties in Kentucky to July %,
showing that wheat has the largest crop
ever known, averaging at least 20 bush
els. Corn is looking very well in some
localities, but needs rain now. The indi-
cations are favorable to this date. The
fruit yield is good, and on the whole il
may be summed up that kentucky has a
bountIful crop, and the blue grass vale
has yielded good return from its fer
tile soil. Tobacco will produce an Az
erage crop. Oats the best crop ever
made.
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Persecution OF the f;entIIes-

DENVER. July 26.-An Ogden, Utah,
special says Wholesale persecution of
gentiles has been inaugurated, and az
engagements have been made for testing
the constitutionality of the Edmunds
bill IN the supreme court of the UniGed
States. If adverse, the Mormons have
nevertheless determined not to submit
st any cost. Polygamists, from Presi-
dent John Taylor down to the distant
apostles, bishops and elders in the most
extreme part of their domain, have sep
arated from their wives and are living
openly with one only. All of the poly
ganists have under orders resigned
from all municipal offices and mono
gamists as strong as the deposed in
faith have been selected and commits
stoned in their places, and every effort
Will be made to beat the government in
all sections of the Edmunds bill.
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II would be a great, very great re-
lief IT Major Forlescue, of Lcayenworth,
would send that dispatch TO Congress
man Anderson. We can get along with
out his doing this, we suppose, but we
are urgent about the matter in behalf oi
the Leavenworth Times. Why dclayg
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Tenperance in Nebraska

CHICAGO, July 2S.-A Lincoln. Ne;
braska, special says: The state temper
ance convention completed its labOrs to-
day and adjourned. The executive COM
mittee was appointed to superintend the
campaign work throughout the state,
and five delegates were selected to at
tend the national temperance convention
at Chicago in August. The question of
submitting the constitutional amend.
ment to the people will be laid before
the state convention so that each party
may take some decisive action. A thor
ough canvass of the state in the interest
of the amendment was decided on.
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NEW YoRE. July 2S.-The number Of
deaths reported up tu noon today fol
the last twenty-lou! hours arc 1S4. Oh
of age and that were killed by cholefs
infantnu1 directly due To The heat
There are many additional deaths from
heat during the afternoon aud evening
A breeze during the night brought some
relief. and news of an approaching COO
wave gave hope TO the painting people.
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NEW York, July 29.-The mortality
for the week ending at noon to-day
reached The appalling figure of 1917. A
larger number of deaths have not been
recorded in a single week in ten years.
The deaths for today arc 21S. One
third of the victims were infants who
succumbed TO cholera infanium and to
The heat. There were eight sunstrokes
and eleven deaths from heat. II is rain
ing now, and the thermometer has
fallen to "a.
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n..i..uaI,..

NEW York. July 2s.-The failures
for the week reported to New York are
III, a slight reduction over last week. OF
these the eastern states furnish IS; west
ern, 80; southern, 10; middle, %; Pacific
states and territories, 8. and New York
City, 5. The only failure of note in
New York is that of w. j Wilcox &
Co, who failed with liabilities unsecured
for about $1,000 The probability is
they pay in full, half cash, balance on
time, and a new concern be organized
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Vennor makes the following prcdic-
ton for August. He is evidently de-
termined to keep people at home this
summer:
| cannot but think that August will
be another month Of storms and unusual
rainfall, with one or two remarkably
low curves of temperature. l expect
.'snowfalIs" will be recorded in extreme
western and northwestern sections, and
cold rains at most sOutherly stations
shortly after the middle OF the month.
October will he very similar, hut oil
course colder. Yours truly,
HY. q. VENHER.
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Burning FierceIy.

CHICAGO, July 2S.-An East Towas,
Michigan, special says: The forest fires
to the northwest and south are burning
fiercely. Fields, grain, farm houses,
fences and orchards together with i'm
mense tracts of cedars and pine are burn
ing. The hemlock roads east of here are
impossible and no correct list of the loss
es can be given, as accounts con-
fiict. Browns camp on Hope
creek burned yesterday with lot of
sleighs and numbering equipages. Re-
ports are received of horses, cattle and
other stock burning and farmers de-
sorting their homes. at five p. m, a
heavy thunder storm set in last night
and will tend to check the fires. The
fires above Oscada threatened that town
to-day. Kirkendall's place is reported
as being entirely DESTROYED.
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Nebraska Las IA railroad pass discus
sion, and the Omaha Bee shows that a
county commissioner who was elected
because he opposed the Union Pacific
and then received pass from it, gets
free rides To and from commissioners
meetings, for which the county pays
him $500 year for mileage.
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1.-THE statement OF the London Times
can bc relied upon the average annual
bill for whisky and kindred
beverages ia Ireland is &c.,
1910. while the total rental Of
land for agricultural purposes in 1880
amounted Ia but $57 .59l 800 Evielions
are not extraordinary il these figure $
uie true; and onn can believe Ireland
can b., better served by whisky league
than by Il land league
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o-e-11oa a Qo9d 1sresda.e.

The classification of the people - 10
ported by the census ofiics, shows that
in twenty years the whites have In
creased 61.3 per cent; ccl0red 48.1 Per
cent; native 69.2 per cent; foreign 61.4;
males $50, and females eos per cent.
The increase In population Of foreign
birth was much greater than the increase
Of native population during the war de-
eade, bat has been In much smaller ratio
during the past ten years.
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The New York Herald thinks that
President Arthur has produced more
satisfactory results thus far by his aP
pointmenis, both to his party and TO the
public, than any of his recent prede-
c..asnra
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Buckeye Brewers .

CINCINNATI, July 27-The brewers of
the state today met here and organized
an association. Leo. Morton was elect
ed president. Resolutions were adopted
citing the fact that the brewing interest
in the state amounts TO $4,000 600 q
year. That to use beer as beverage is
wholesome and healthful. 1t has de-
creased the use of alcoholic liquors.
That prohibition has made great in
roads in the past two years, being en-
grated in the constitution of two great
western states and the industry of the
brewers is endangered by unjust legisla-
tion. They therefore, while not dicte-
ting to members of what political Or
ganization they shall favor, pledge
themselves to oppose any candidate who
favors laws subversive of their bust
ness and abridging their rights.
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IN Favor OF ProhIsilory LeEa.lasaoa.

MILWAUKEE, July 2S-The RepubIi.
ean-Sentinei,s special from Madison
saye: AT conference Of the Baptist
clergy and iaSuaen Of The MnRona Lake
assembly to-day IL agreed that IL Is the
duty Of all religious people I'd advocate
rEohibiloFy legislation, and In casa the
old parties did moi put fBrWard men an
bued with thie idea, men who WeFe
friendly 10 pEohibitOry Legislation should
be supported.
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The Ohio Republicans are we'll salts
fed with the ticket and platform of the
Democratic state convention. The
failure 10 take any stand upon the
questions a, issue In the canvass will
not carry the floating vote of the Democ-
racy, nor will the evasions OF the plat
form satisfy the law and order Demo
Gratis in the rural districts. The frank,
manly position Of the Republicans forms
a contrast that Will grow more striking
as the canvass becomes older.
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We wander if any of the lnng-haircd
losOphy under The apple trees" have
heard of the new term "bicicular vehic-
uIaiion," and if 1t has what ITS deliberate
judgment is of The author "f such II
6endist onfropa
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Attempted Suicide.

LAwRExcE. July % This afternoon
William Dresser. q painter, attempted 70
commit suicide by jumping of the
bridge. He took of his coat and vest
and climbed upon this railing and 2as
preparing 20 lake the fatal step when
caught BY two men who happened To be
near by. No cause can be aseertafned
for his attempting the rash deed.
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On August 81. 1865, the national debt
was SIS % per capita of our population.
1t is now $31.72 per capita. The annu-
al interest charge ON the national debt
in 1865 was 1926 per capita. 1t now is
81 90 per capita.
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THE WASHER.

"W hat is that, mother2''
"a anasiicF. dear:
You will always fad It standing here,
i'ose.i oil the corner of the street.
Proudly display ing its tiny feet.
Twirliag its little ten cent cane
Ahs. stnpefying its tender brain
With the smoke of u paper cigarette
Don't tough IL, dear, was raiSet q pet,
fill il bite, mOthe.3''
"Well, l should shout;
IL will hits free lunch for all that's out
Washington Republican
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The Tarin Commission.

LONG BRANCH, July 29.-The tariff
commission gave hearing to C.M. Bone,
Jr., and VIM. II. Arnaux, of New York,
representing the interests of dealers
in foreign newspapers, magazines and
periodicals. They represented that bus
iness as unjustly disseminated against,
as foreign newspapers, ETC., come free
through the mails under the
postal union treaty when addressed
directly to subscribers in this country,
while coming in bulk to dealers here
they have to pay an advalorem duty of
25 per cent. They ask that newspapers,
unbound magazines and unbound peri
Odicals be put on the free list. No 9TH
er persons asking for a heariR to-day,
the commission adjourned until Mon
day. -Ses
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Entered for the Lawrence Regatta.

LAWRENCE, July 26.--Six four-oared
crews have been entered for the regatta
Pawtuckets, Pawtuckei, Rhode Island !;
Farraguts, Chicago; Sylvans, Moline,
H.; Burlington Boating association,
Burlington, Iowa; st. Louis Rowing
club, St. Louis; Modocs, st. LOUIS.
Frank E. Holmes, of Pawtucket, Il. l.,
the champion single oarsman of the
United States, will have the manage
ment Of the regatta. 1t will take place
on the 18th and Goth of September
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C. H. WETMORE, MD.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. ONCE over
Is the Grange Store on Commercial street,
Emporia, Kansas.
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10 ChoInra a Iiilnn.a-

CHIcAso. July GA Bloomington
Illinois, special says: Many hogs in
eastern Mclean county have been A.
| taeked by cholera sad largs number
are dying. There is good deal alarm
among farmers.
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THE HEN.
a famou. hem. mr ,,orr.. ,heme

A famous hens my story's theme,
Who ne'er was known 70 tire
OF laying eggs-but then she'd scream
50 loud Ger every egg-tSould seem
The house must be on IRE.
A turkey-cock, who ruled the walk,
A wiser bird and older,
Could bear no more; so OF did stalk
Right 10 the hen and told her:
MADAM, that scream, apprehend
Does nothing 70 the matter;
IL surely helps the egg no whit;
So lay your egg and done with IL.
pray you, madam, as ; friend,
Cease that supeTauous elatteF:
You know not how't goes through my headfs
HumPhf very likely, madam said,
hen proudly putting forth leg
"Uneducated bArnyard fowl,
You know no'more than any owl
The noble privilege and praise
OF authorship in modern days;
III tell you why do il:
First, you perceive, lay my egg,
And then-review IT,.
la German Fable.
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Wichita is To have acollege or normal
as soon as the proper steps can be taken.
They have already voted an appropria-
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ESTABLISHED IN 1s57

The Canadian Pacific railroad is he
ing built over the prairie Of the far
northwest at the rate of three miles a
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Howe aIs yoL Marion Record.
Pretty well, we thank you. Wen
feel better when you come liule East,
man.
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"Papa, how do editors ret In free as
all the shoWsF "WelI. sonny, Is 9
general rnls they give e6 worth Of ed
vertising fog Q 26cent ticket. n-E New
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JOHN A. MOORE,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. omce 81
= his Drug Store, No. $50 Commercial st.
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Type e not the Only thing about q
printing Office fhst i bolG-fsced.-rEA-
lem Sunbeam ,Sh: don't give yourself
away Haekensack Republican.
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sali,van Klnaa.

BOsEoE. Jeiy -Sallisan, The puzil
ist. Was eEed $50 for drunkenness and
Esing ohacene language, ..s.-...
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PEYTON, SANDERS 8 PEYTON,
A TToRNEYS AT LAW, EmporIa, KAN
"a sas. WIN practice in the state and
federal courts.
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CAN re corINrEp For 81. Ion,

CAN DE COUNTED FOR ST. JOHN.
ABILENE, Kas., July 26.-At the pri
mary election to-day st. John carried
the city over the opposition. Dickinson
county can be counted in St. Johns col
umn.
ANTI-Er JOHN.
KANSAS Cry, July 26.-Returns from
the primaries in WyandoIte county re
ceived up to this hour indicate the Ger
tain election of a full anti St John dele.
CATION to the state convention. Tho
contest IN the primaries was principally
made on the county ticket.
ATcHIsON COUNTY SPEAKS.
ATCHIsoN, July 26.-The Republican
county convention met to-day and elect.
ed the following delegates and alternates
John A. Martin, L. U. Briggs, Charles
X. Wells, Fred ID. Mills, S. II. Kelsey,
George w. Stabler, r. A. Vanwinkle and
j. +. Remsbury. Alternates-Pardee
Butler, Joshua Wheeler, G. Rohr, Frank
E. Cloyes, w. A. Smith, John o. Peeb.
Ter, Harry +. BOstwick and A. j. Koth-
lere.
The following resolutions were adopt
ed by unanimous vote:
The Republican party of Kansas has
repeatedly affirmed its opposition to Il
third presidential term, and In its plat
form of 1874 declared that this unwrit
ten law of the republic should never be
violated. The theories upon which the
objection to third presidential term is
based apply with equal force against a
third term for governor.
The Republicans of Atchison county
are overwhelmingly opposed to the re-
nomination of the present governor OF
the state, and the delegates from this
county to the state convention are in
str1cted to use all honorable means To
prevent his denomination.
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VOL. 25---No. 81.
PROFESSIONAL.
attorneys at Law.

W. NJ. DUFF,
A TTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY
"A PUBLIC. Ohce with c. q. Bachelor,
Justice OF the Peace. EmpoFia, Kansas.
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BUCK & FEIGHAN,
A TTORNEYS AT LAW
"a Once over Emporia National bank
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DIR. w. w. HIBBEN,
InFFICE-0ver Dunlap Co.'S. Bank
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-07-28
Boletin Mefcantil.

OURACIoN DE La HIDRoF oBIA IL g
mos on no peri6 dico extranjero
"Ua pastor mordido por IN perrt
rabioso, ha sido curado en- el hospital d.
Oaen Francia de la manera siguiente;
Ell remedio que SO le ha administrado
es la pilocarpins, principio activo alca-
l6ide de rareza tan extremads, que
cuesta actuslmente 5000 frances eI
kil6gramo.
Administrators al enfermo hasts &C
gramos On seis inyecciones subcut6neas
hechas por medic de incisi6n en- el an
| tebrszo, y rsS6n de cinco gotas por
Cada inyecci6n.
Dos minutes depu6s de Ia 'opersci6n,
prod1jose en- el enfermo un sudor CO.
pioso que determine expectoraciones y
hastA v6mitos.
Ell enfermo entr6 en- profunda cslma,
que fu6 sprovechada para cubrirle con
ropas calientes, q fin de que conservara
ell sudor. x,
POGO despu6s, el enfermo estaba com
pletamente curado. :"
SANToRAL.-Sibado, 29.-Santa Mar.
to, vg., 8. Felix, papa, y s. Simplicio y
Santa Beatriz, mrs.
Domingo, 3d. San Abd6n y San Sc
nen, mrs.
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Excmo. Eyunts snient) Dc Puerto-Rieo.
PRESIDENCIA.

En- cumplimiento de 10 que dispone el ar.
tic nlo SO del Reglamento de Comercio In.
dustria VICENTE, Sc ha fijado al .pdblico pol
ell t6rmino de cinco dias contados desde la
fecha en- los soportales de la Casa Oonsisto-
rial Ell reparto de las "Olases no agre
miables "qne han de incluirse en- la Matrf.
cula de 1925, y SO expresan d continua.
Oion q fin de que durante csc plazo concu.
rran los interesados entenderse de las QUO.
tas que les han edo sef1aladas,
Puerto Rico, julio 19 de 1882,
JOAQUIN PENA.
Almaoenes de quincalla, Tiendas de idem,
Aim acenes de curtidos, Id. papel pintadc
para habitaciones, Libre las, Tiendas de
ma Iuinas de coser, Cacharrerias, Puestos
de leche, ADMINISTRATORS de fncas, Pres.
tamistas con venta de prendas, Billares,
Gruas movidas mano, Casas de Salud,
Alumnrado de gas, Navieros, Fabricas de
Iicores, Id. de curtlr pieles, Id. de jabon, Id.
de tinaias, TalleCes de bocoyes, Fabrica de
aguas g4seosas, Id. de hielo, Arquitectos,
Practicaetes, Escribanos de Oamara, Rela.
torres, Tasadores de Costa, Notario del Tral.
Eclesiastico, Constructor de carros, Armeroa
Pupilaje do caballerias, Herradores, Lito.
graf1as, PuesCos de frutos verdes, Oaldereros
CONSTRUCTORS de instrumentos de optica, al
quiladores de relojes, ID. de Quincalla- Ven
torriIlOs.
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Telegramas via Habana.

Londres, JUNO 17.-Nada nuevo sc
anuncia de Alexandria, en- cnya plaza
Sc contin1an tomando medidss precau-
torias.
Ign6rase Q, punto en- que se halla
Arabi B y y SO teme que pusda volver
a atacar la ciudad.
Ha habido algunos nuevos incendios,
pero fneron prontaments sofocados.
LBS ingleses estan enviaudo tropas 8
toda prisa.
La situaci6n en- A|aian lria ha meio.
RADIO algo MS durants los 1ltimos
dias.
M sdrid, id. id.--An1ncisse de ana
manera semi Official que csusa en- Espa.
ma bastante preocupaci6n Ia question
del canal de Suez.
La Gaeet0 anuncia qua para priaci.
pios de Diciembre, So espera ell naci.
miento de un horedero directo ds Ia
Corona.
Londres, julio 18.-Ei inc9ndio On
AlejAndria est4 casi completamsnte do.
miuado y la organic scion ds 10 poIicia
estA dando baenos resultados.
So sabe que Arabf Bay SO esti for.
tificando c1rta distancia de Asisn
dria.
L,nires, julio 19,-Ls sitasci6n nc
hs variado On Aei lndria.
Madrid, id. id.--E marques de Ray
organizador de Ia tristlsima exp adj
ci6n q los mares del Slr, con el obietc
de COLOMBIAN la isla de Oabo Breton, er
Ia NaeVa Oaledonis, que cost6 la vidf
tantos desgrsoisdos obreros sspan }.
les, franceses y be'gas, y al cual hAce
tempo persigue la poiicia francesa POI
estsfa y homicidio, ha si1o arrestadc
en- Barcelona, y sera entregsdo a lai
autoridades fraucssas.
Paris, julio 19. Ell Ministsrio ha di
mitido consecuencis del voto adver
so de la OAmara, relative al establsci
miento en- esta capital de un Ocrregi.
miento Central.
Oonstantinopis, id. id.-Aseg1tase
que ei B Embajador espanol ha partlcipa
do a sus co!egas que 81 Gobierno pro
yecta estaclonar tres canoneros On csds
extrsmiiad del Canal de Saez, con Q
objsto de que acompaisn d los vapo
res correos de Manila enviars tam
bi6n ouatro aoorazalos a AisjAndria.
Paris, julio 2l.-HA terminado !,
crisis ministerial con motive de habe
sido aprobado por la Oamara un vott
de con6anIa al Gabinete.
Londres, i'd. i1.-Arsbi Bay ha des
viado el curse del rio qua surtla d.
aqua q Alexandria.
! Este jefe ocupa una fuerte posici6n
sus fuerzas aumentan rapidamente ,
50 ilduencia renace.
Muohos extranjeros han sido asesi
nados en- el interior del pals, mientEa
hulsn los habitantes de Alejsndrla
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HlLVRfA lUMADORlS!!

No os dejeis sorprender por los ci-
garros de la fabrica "La Bslleza" falsi.
fcados, tened mucho cuidado que las
mprquillas faIs.ficsdas est6n, ingenio-
ssmente. inmitadas q las legltimas, con
solo Ia diferenois, de tener el n1mero
8 inverse. Pero 20 que no descanso,
en- evitar que este dignisimo pdblico
sea enganSdo fumando un cigarro mAlo
en- veS del exceIente, de Ia fAbrica
4" La Belleza I" he dispuesto, para el
pr6ximo envio esa plaza de mis- ciga-
rros remitirlos envueltos en- otra clase
de marquillas, las cuales seran nueva-
mente varisdas dentro de dos meses,
estando siempre al tOnto, de entorpecer
los planes de los que pretenden PERU
dicar Ell cr6dito de esta reputada f,bri-
ca teniendo ademas presente que los
respetables Sres. Coni.l Bolivar y Co.
reclben directamente los cigarros de
esta fafrica.
Dragones AZ, Habana.
hta. 13 act.