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Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1885-07-30
Order of Publication.

STATE OF MISSOURI, iss
COUNTY OF LINlSGSloN,N
In the circuit Court oi said county, Scptem.
her, lNNl
The State OF Missouri at the relation and tJ
the use Oi Thomas MrNay Treasurer ?nd
EN-Oniriu Collector Ol the revenue Of Liv.ugS,
ton county, In the state OF Missouri, Plaintiff
W.
John W. Murphy. trustee for Murphy, johnson
< Cu.,aud John w. Murphy, William W. John
sun and William j. Halliday composing lie
firm of Murphy, johnson Co., Defendants
At this day comes the plaintiff by It's attorney
and shows 10 the clerk in Vacation that the de,
PENDANTS IN the caption above named aud de
Ncrihed, are nuurcSidrntS ui the State Ot Mis-
souri,, Su hat the Ordinary process ut law can
not he served uuuu them,
Whereupuu, II Is ordered hy the clerk in va
cation that said defendants be notified y puh
licaliun that piamlllt has commenced Il sui
against them In this court, the general object
and nature oi which Is To enforce the Qen 0i The
State ui Missouri Tor back taxes due to said
state, to The amount Of SDAl, for the wear 1881
| together with interest thereon at the rate oI
| ten per cent per annlm, rs prescribed by law
| together with fees, cOVWSSlun and cost Of thi,
| proceeding HgillnSi the following described
lands, situate In Livingston county, Missouri
| tO.wit:
The West half of the North West quarteg
| ahd the south West quarter, and the sOutl
| East quarter VI the South East uuav;pr of See
| ton fourteen ND, Township lf,;.nne (5W, aud
| Range twenty four l2N, and That said real os
| t0lc, or 50 much rs may be- necessary, may W
| sod To Sallaly such Judgment us may be rcndQr
| ed herein; aud that unless the said dcien,iants
| ~ the caption above named, he and Opptar N
| THIS court NJ the next term thereof, 10 he Ecpul
| aud head at the court house n the city Of Cnil
| llcolhc, IN said county, Ci, the 2Sih day of Sep
| tcmbcr next, and ed or before the sixth day .
said term, answer or plead to the petition II
| said cause, the sHnic will he taken MS rnnlpsse,
and Judgment viii be rendered accordingly.
| And il is lurtltcr Ordcrpd tlai a copy Grrco
I be published, according to law IN the CnIIII
! HofliE CRISIS, q newspaper published wcekll
In said city aud county
STATE or MISSOURI H.,
| COUNTY OF LIVINGSTON, Co.
!, W =. Munro, clerk Of the Circuit Cour
within aud Tor said county and State, hercb,
certify the ab0fe and foregoing to he Il true ani
complete copy OF the original order of publir,
ton IN the cause therein named, as the SAINT
now appears In my oiicc.
,~I Witness my hand as Olork and th,
| sEAL seal Of said court hone al office III
~ } Chlllicothe, this 59lll day fJuNe. isSj
10 W. 7. MUNRO, CLERK.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1885-07-30

lhorily To coin aud issue money. what
was the necessity for ii to borrow and
pay interest for that which it has Il
monopoly Of producing?
Can at my Office and get the money
when satisfactory answers are gwen
JOHNSON llIGMNS.
Friendship, Allegheny Co., y. Y,
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1885-07-30
GEN. GRANTS FUNERAL.
1t Is 10 BE a Military One Under the
Direction OF the National
Government.
August Sth the Day and Riverside
Park, New York City, the
Place of Final Ia
tnrnaut

The body of General Grant is still at
M,McGregor and willrcmon there I'M
til August lth, when funeral services
will be held there and then the body
taken to Albany, where it will remain
one day, and will then be takcnto New
York City, where it will lie in state in
City Hail until August sth, On that
day the mortal remains Of the great
general will be buried by the military
in Riverside Park, New York City.
Funeral services will be held
throughout the nation ON the same
| dav.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1885-07-30

In the circuit court Of the county Of liyingS.
ton and State uI Missouri, To the September
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1885-07-30

VFTlTN I-.N 7 nv T-T--N-NTT'
Mrs. L. :. Grant Mt, McGrcgor y.
Y.
National Republican., 1885-04-20
BOYS spring suits, Eiscman. eth and e
An Administrators AFFIDAVIT yo,J


Some time since w. W. Dudley, as admins.
traitor Of the estate OF Dan Weed, entered suit
on the law side Of the court.against Henry c.
johnson to recover siOi2 35 on notes overdue
and unpaid. The defense came in and pleaded
non-indebtedness, and the plaintiff followed
with motion for judgment for want of an
affidavit This motion was heard before Jus.
tice Cox In the circuit court last saturday,
and the decision settles an important question
OF practice in the District courts which has
been Il inooted one among the members of the
bar, whether or not an administrator or execu.
tor could make such an affidavit as referred to
in this case. Justice Cox. in making his
ruling, said that the plaintiff could not have
Judgment of the defense for want of All aiii-
davit under the seventy.third rule Of the court,
where the affidavit in support of the declara-
tion was filed by the administrator himself.
10 give Judgment In such case would be
In violation of the Gct of Congress, which de.
clared that in no action by or against admins.
traitors In which Judgment might be rendered
for either party should either the plaintiff or
defendant be permitted to testify uo over.
ruled the motion for judgment.
National Republican., 1885-04-20
Only game with Bostons to-day, 4.i5.


Hamilton Hunter an inmate of the soldiers
home, reports that on the 9th instant Lie was
robbed of $50 IN money. ID. w. Gotwals, No.
923 Ninth street, reports that between the 9th
and 10th instants there was stolen from his
stabie planes, saws, ga,fges, braces, and a large
lot OF tools: value so. Frank Wright, No
2223 Fourteenth street reports that some time
during the night of the 18th instant his store
was entered and lot Of groceries valued at
sg.2j were stolen. Edmund l.. Winnie, No. lg
IL street northeast, reports that he lost OH Jan.
uary IL pawn ticket for a gold watch: the
party who found 1t tupk the watch out of pawn.
Mrs. L. L. Grant, No. INC X street. reports
stolen from her house on the 18th instant a
lady's gold watch aud chain; value, 500.
james L. Waugh, No, 1923 q street, reports
stolen from his office safe No. 933 + street,
between The lith and ljIn instan S, q diamond
cross and diamond r.Eg value s2J0. Alfred
Richards, New Jersey avenue, near VI street
southeast, reports that $500 bill was stolen
from him while stan Ing ~ the GItizens' Ma.
tional Bank OH Saturday afternoon by white
man.
National Republican., 1885-04-20

Judge Meade Of the Alexandria corporation
court, has rendered his decision in the injunc-
tion case of George r.. Hin & Co. vs. the Wash
ington, Ohio and Western Railroad Company.
lie made an order perpetuating the injunction,
which restrains the company from extending
their road on Lee street until they have com
piled with the state law, which requires the
payment of damages to property holders along
the line of the road. The Judge also decided
that the city council had the power to grant
the right to the railroad company to lay its
tracks on Lee street. and that under such au-
thority the company could make such eNten.
sion The object Of the company Is to extend
It's track from its present depot, corner OF
Queen aud Royal streets to the corner OF Lee
and King streets.
National Republican., 1885-04-20
JERSEYS

The "Victoria'' will be shown for
the first time in Washington on
Monday, April 20. We think ladies
will pronounce the "Victoria" the
gem Of the season. 1t is vest
front, tailor-cut Jersey, and while it
is stylish, it is not in the least gaudy
or unladylike in appearance. The
price is S2.oS.
National Republican., 1885-04-20
HOSIERY.

The only novelty in Washington
in Hosiery is our Black and White
Check Hose. We control the mar
ket ior these goods, and request or
ders, wholesale or retail. Whole
sale price, S. dozen; retail price,
4Sc pair. Children's Lisle Thread
Hose, in all colors and sizes, from
80 to 44c, are new; that is all we
can say, unless it is they are cheap.
National Republican., 1885-04-20
PARASOLS.

We add this week to our already
immense stock 10 dozen Pongee
Silk Parasols, lace trimmed, lined in
any color, natural sticks, price So. IS
each. We also show IS dozen Pom
gee Parasols for sI.75 each which
we think will cause joy amongst our
patrons and terror among our com
petitors. Please don't forget Our a6-
inck Silk Umbrellas, with paragon
frames and natural sticks, for SI.83.
National Republican., 1885-04-20

latest new shades. The quality we
guarantee to be the best obtainable,
every thread silk, and fine, heavy
goods. No. a is &c; No. S, SC; No.
7, &c; No. 9, TIC. No. IL, 1sc; No.
10, 1Sc; No. az, s5c; which is half
usual prices.
National Republican., 1885-04-20
SPRING oyercoats, Elseman, 7th aud e
A Mammoth Gnn Carrlnre.

The contract for building the Powlett gun
carriage, the plans and specifications of which
have been filed In the ordnance office, has
been awarded to the South Boston Gun Com
pany. The carriage VIII be twenty cight feet
long and is TO carry iifty-f four ton gun con-
vertcd into twelve-inCh breech loading rifle,
which will be thirty feet from mu1zle to
breech block. Capt. PowlGtt, the inventor,
VIII superlntend the construction.
National Republican., 1885-04-20
RIBBONS.

The Ribbon trade of late has been
very bad, so much so that we con-
stantly hear Of the failure of whole
sale firms. The ''Job Lott we offer
really consists of the entire stock of
a manufacturer who is retiring from
business. There are about 5000
bolts Of Ribbons. comprising all the
National Republican., 1885-04-20
Forepnugh,s Grpnt shoM Thls Meek,

The great Forepaush show, which spreads
its enormous tents at Ninth and streets on
Wednesday, Is the most colossal circus ever
seen. The management have gone In on n
grand scale, securing the most interesting at
fractions to be had, aud their menagerie Is
complete In every respect, The show carries
an army Of men and animals, and there are so
many things TO be seen that three rings, a
stage, aud hippodrome track are required
TO display the attractions. There will be u
street display OH Wednesday.
National Republican., 1885-04-20
10 PER CENT. DISCOUNT
OFF MARKED PRICEs.)

The stock was only received Sat
urday; so don't fail to examine at
earliest opportunity.
20 pieces All-silk Spanish "Gui-
pure" a inches wide, csc; 81
inches, 39c.
a7 pieces All-silk "Escurial," S
inches wide, 4Sc; 7 inches, 75c.
9 pieces All-silk "EScuriar'
Flouncing, SI.4S.
80 pieces All-silk "Chantilly," 4
inches wide, I0c; 51s inches, csc.
20 pieces All-silk "ChantillY"
from Csc up.
National Republican., 1885-04-20
Nationals VS.. Bostons to-day at 4;l5.
Col. Payne for the District Bench.

A meeting of the Bar Association of this Dis.
trict was called for last Saturday afternoon,
presumably for the purpose of taking action in
connection with the appointment of a Judge to
succeed Justice Wylie, Not II sufficient mum.
Der responding there was no meeting. 4 ma
jOrty Of the bar favor the appointment OF Il
District man, and the present court auditor,
Col. James q, Payne, is believed to be the
choice.
National Republican., 1885-04-20
FAN

Our patrons will be surprised at
the Fans we received Saturday, es-
pecially when they learn that the
price is only Ioc each, They are
indeed startling bargain.
National Republican., 1885-04-20
MINOR LOCAL EVENTS.
The Smaller Happenings OF a Day in and
About the CitJ.

' " '''
Iadies' dav at Cnpitol Park today AIS
marriage license has been issued 10 Henry
Allen and Margaret watson.
,jnmcs g. smith Is lying quite Ill with com
rcsiienrc No AID II street "
AARON BRADSHAW, Hlgnland station reports
stolen saturday large sorrel morse, tine prop
erty OF eN-secreIary ltoDeson'
Complaints are made OF dirt dropped OF
dumped on New hampshire avenue, near the
washington circle, from carts
Charles Weeks. n butcher ~ wears old was
arrcstad saturday By Onicer Schultze for as.
saulting with intent to Kill Anton Schmidt.
Willie Winter. the famous critic of New York
is I'm thc city. He viii telegram his impres.
sious OF MIlii's Hamlet TO mis- pnper Tonight
,s,,,.,,.,,' -. -, -,,, .r,r
SPRING pahh 10 order E'seman, hh ana r.
me lhe clllz9hS residing IN inc neighoorhoou OF
AT Ibat corner hns been oit Of order Tor some
time
mi. - . ,.,.- ,,--,,,... -, -,,
Ing CHsG OF lnoinaS uerlhy, VINO enteIeu;
@ sun III sept temoer, 1916, against Tue plNrlct ol
G9.nnl,Dla ior sl,VOV dnmagisi ms been dis
missed al the request OF the pialntlu.
Inc Distrlct chemist haylns made an an
REsMo OF ihe ar IN tne iNlhlng AhhloStan,
alu banaker schooi Oululhss GurlnS sonOoi
hou,s plohouhces IL 10 DC IN gOou NORMAL
condition.
An nlarm of fro from box 20 at 1890 o'clock
| Saturday was for "A burning chimney of n
| house occupied by BARLEY Cufran i'm alley be.
National Republican., 1885-04-20

CoUGHfSd CLARA.-Comely. charming Clar-
issa Clendenuing, carelessly catching cold;
creeping chills came; Clara coughed oOntinu'
taken her or had She not used DIR. Bulls
Cough Syrup. It is bound to cure all the
coughing Claras.
National Republican., 1885-04-20
LACES,

Since we have purchased big lot
of Black Laces much below usual
prices, we think our patrons should
share in our good luck. So we will
allow for this week
National Republican., 1885-04-20
srRING suits to order, Elseman, 7lh aud f,


The success attending the engagement of
O'Brien & CO. circus IS deserving, as the show
is in every respect arstClass one, The
management make no marvellous pretensious,
but everything Is given rs represented. The
ring performance Is original and entertaining
and the cheap prices have drawn huge
crowds The show remains here to-day and
to, morrow,
National Republican., 1885-04-20

The following parties previously convicted
in the criminal court, were sentenced last
S aturday by Justice Macarthur: Eliza Small,
larceny, one year in tho Albany penitentiary;
Thomas II. Mcdonald and Frank Starr, pick
ing pockets on Inauguration day, two years
each at Albany.
National Republican., 1885-04-20
CHnDaESs spring suits, Elseman, Eth and E'


The hag of the 53d Illinois volunteers,
which WAS discovered among the trophies OF
the rebel war department In 1865, is now at
the War Department in this city, II is stained
and cut, but the circumstances OF its being
captured are not known.
National Republican., 1885-04-20
GLOW ES.

On Saturday we opened SO dozen
Lisle Thread Mousquetaires, which
we offer for Ioc; and we show for
soc extra long Black Silk Mousque-
taires.
National Republican., 1885-04-20

The regular monthly meeting of the Young
Mems Christian Association occurs this even
ing at O'Clock. Delegates to the Atlanta con.
vention will be elected. A free exhibition by
the members Of the association gymnasium
will be given Wednesday, April %, at S p. IN.
Young men desiring TO attend can procure free
admission tickets at the association Office. The
International convention of the Young Mems
Christian Associations Of the United States and
British provinces will hold II convention a,
Atlanta, Ga, May l3 10 II. One half rates oi
fare will be given all who attend.
National Republican., 1885-04-20

EMINENT men of the United States army and
navy, like Quartermastcr General ingalls,
Paymaster Pritchard, and COmd'r Coghlan
Is st. Jacobs Oil.
National Republican., 1885-04-20

TRY three lines in THE REPUBLICANS want
columns Three times, % cents.
National Republican., 1885-04-20

If you want Employment try the want"
columns Of the REPUBLICAN, Three lines
three tiIneh los 70 cents, ...g NsH.
50T 'llh7 6f MO -flT tla.,Hs .uic0 l0ts
National Republican., 1885-04-20
DRY GOODS.
WOODWARD & LoTHRoP.

Novelties" Piques, Chew
lots, Siciliennes, &c. s,
French Piques, in plain
tinted grounds, with novel
figures and flowers, positive
ly will not fade, always re-
tanning their beautiful finish,
only 25c per yard.
Our 15c Satteens are often
selected in preference to the
French goods. Certain it is
that the styles are pretty
grounds OF light blue, Nile
green, ecru, pink, and cream,
with handsome flowers and
vines.
Ginghams, in plaids, bro
ken checks, b 10 C k S, and
stripes, with plain colors for
combination suitings; large
variety to select from; only
r2Hc per yard.
For the children we have
opened nice line Of Indigo
Blue Prints, in neat white
figures; wash beautifully.
(seoond Floor-Take the Eleyator.)
Belts are now displayed in
such a manner you see the
entire line, with price at
tached; selections easilymade;
we then measure you for the
size.
soc Tricots-A good line
of colors now, but we cannot
name them. We did so not
long ago, and when the ad-
vertisement came out some
OF the colors we're entirely
gone. There is no better
value in our Dress Goods
Department.
We shall continue the sale
Of our Auction Silks, which
has been such a gratifying
success. Unquestionably the
best values ever offered. See
the 75c All-silk Black Surah.
We cannot say too much
IN favor Of our SI2.5o Can
ton Pongee Silk Robes. 1t
IS evident that this season no
lady's wardrobe will be COM
plete without a 'Pongee Suit.
10ia yards Plain Pongee silk.
dia yards Narrow EN- roldery.
4ia yards Wide Embroidery.
Only SI2.5o per robe.
(snk Dept-Flrst Floor last on the left.)
This is decidedly the most
popular and the most supe-
rior fabric for evening wear
that is now offered the trade.
The new colorings are beau
tiful and OF the most fashion
able shades.
Azure, saule, Sapphire,
Cell. coaehman's Drab, Beige,
Lavender, Myrtle, Elephant,
Marine, Tan, German Blue
Cardinal, Pink, and
seal Brown, Cream, White.
40 inches wide; soc per yard.
Opening Of Spring and
Summer Underwear Our
stock of these goods is most
ly made in direct accordance
with our orders by a Massa-
chusetts manufacturer whose
facilities are considered Sec
ond to none.
Each succeeding season
we aim to improve the stand
ard of quality. AS an illus
tration: We could possibly
obtain the Underwear we sold
last season to sell at 2oc.
We preferred to secure a bet
ter quality, and, in addition,
having it silk bound, to sell
at 25c.
Not many care to pay less
than this. And so on we have
improved the quality wher.
ever we found it possible.
Ladies' Fine Gauze Vests, silk bound ant
stitched, good value, In
High neck and long sleeves;
High neck and short sleeves;
Low neck and short sleeves;
Only csc each.
Children's Fine Gauze Undervests. silk bound
long and short sleeves, all sizes, 10 to "a,
Only 25c each.
National Republican., 1885-04-20
Bostons VS.. Nationals to-day at 4.i5.

The Alert's Iiomcuard Voyage.
The steamer Alert will sail from New York
on Wednesday for Halifax, where she will be
turned over to the British government.
National Republican., 1885-04-20

Y. THIS WEEK.
A. KAUFMAN'S
Double Combination Store
124i-124S nth Straet S. E.,
Thai will be some Grand Bar
gains for Everybody.
we are now In excellent trim to show our
large stock and ready to oflcr line OF goods
that will 10 you good to buy
We always have a short-End Sale every other
week. This week we give big line.
25,oOo yards Of the, Remnant Lawns, put up
In different number OF yards, &c. Second floor
In the Carpet Department.
. cases moreof the Short.end Pertshiro Lawns
2 cases more of the Figured Lace Lawns, &c.
/ case more Of the fine Organizes, 0ilc
1,5OOyards Of Excellent Apron q Ginghams, ,5i4c
900 yards of .tmoskeag Dress Glnghams,
handsome plnids, Sc.
200 yards of Polka Dot Foulnrds, In myrtle,
brown, black. navy, aud garnet, 15ac
100 yards OF Plaid Nginsook &c.
$500 yards OF Unblcached cotton, 6i2c,
All the above are Short Ends.
NOW COMES REGULAR GOODS.
80 dozen Mems Unlaundered Re.enforced
hnu \
sizes rom Ia to Il.
rs dozen OF the Quaker City SHIRT, warranted
wnmsutta Muslin, 200 Linen, ielled seams,
Another lot of Children's Shirt Waists, pleated
front, sizes to 10, 21c.
our Infants Dresses sold excellent and we
have procured another lot for this weeks bar
gains-20c
4-sPECIALTIEs IN sILK-4
Lot Heavy Black Gros Grain, warranted all
silk, 6Dc.
Lot 2-Very Heavy Black s3c.
Lot 3 splendid Colored Gros Grain, all shades,
Sic.
Lot 4-Back surah. Soc.
800 pieces of Cream Lace, inch. &C.
We give you below full line oil Dress Trim.
mings und L.nings which has never been offered
before, being frs quality, aud only for this week
bear 1t In mind
Best Down.iinsh Cambria 4ihc.
EIrst nuality M II ou r,lnra 7c
Reversible lining, Tic
HeS' quai''y nouy 'ean' '''
" Sllesia, Siac.
Best All-wool Braids DC.
6: :: f; +: =: E:
20 5hoxes of Black Ostrich Tips, per bunch, 25c.
10 dozen Black os rich Planes, large size, 39C
.ds 10 dozen oOlored Ostrich rlumes, large size,
zoo ASS Assorted % HATS, all All Kinds. De- O.
10, ,s paadad Cro,,n. Ioc
~ ~ DN'N' >'"'' 49,
National Republican., 1885-04-20
BouretteS and Etamines.
SEATON PERRY


tsuccessor to Perry & Brotho0
WILL OPEN on MoNp W, APRIL 2orH, A
LARGE AsSoRlMENr
FRfNGHM fRMfN. R9ThEfs 6R cNNAHs AHB dE6fH Abh H&ooh
THESE FABRICS ARE IN GREAT DE.
MAND, ,BElNG THE LATEST PARIS
NEW 4 hELE-w6oI L. GoI HoMEspus AND cHEv.
NOVELTIES IL EMBROIDERED INDIA
,,>,,, ,,t,,,, PPoNqEEES E -, ,,~ ,vn,.
PLAIN AND FIGURED CHINA SILKS IN
GREAT VARIETY.
NEW LouISINEs AND SUMMER SILKS
NOVELTIES IN ,oWH,3,, TW3 roNE u MGRoCAnEs !i5
FIX ffGrN FSHfAP2iAhD sRrfN RMADAIEs ffoMNltCdIhf Ntdh
"EXTRA GOOD YALU FS, IL BLACK AND
COLORED SURAIiS. RHADAMES, TRIO.
OTINE AND GRos GRAIN SILKS at
NEW fSsippo6'R'fEaDD' fSsipp6''f % spRTNG WRAPS, JACK.
ETs; JERSEYS. AND EMBRoIDERED
Ali. THE latest AND MOST APPROVED
IIIS IEs Lks kSb cpAKi pAAK4iS9 S IL saks 1VH HsNbREL
AMERICAN HOSIERY COS MERINo uN.
DERW EAR, IN GAUIE AND MEDIUM
WEIGHTS. FOR LADIES. GENTLE
MEN. AND CHILDhEN-ALL STYLES,
re- CHOICE GOODS, PLAIN FIGURES,
AND CORRECT PRICES.
ATOM Pc RI RY.
Csuccessor to Perry & Brothor),
Pennsylvania Avenue. corner OF Ninth Street,
Established 1S+O.
National Republican., 1885-04-20

Boys, .prIng suIts, Elseman. 7th and =.
National Republican., 1885-04-20
Novelties last Saturday
*t&tt+t*t+*****t%t+t***t

The Palais Royal requests examination of the late arrv
ais. We think show for this week only styles and
fine goods lowest prices have been able quote.
National Republican., 1885-04-20

The anniversary of Frederick Froebel,
founder of the kindergarten, will be celebrated
tomorrow morning by the National aud Pen.
The kindernarteuIe aS Va sbir,;ton Sayn hnn,
invited by Mrs. Pollock TO participate In the
festivities.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-05-01
NOCI0NES De GBONBTRIA
POR
D. ERNESTO OLLERO Y CARNONA.

Obra declarada de texto para
las escuelas de esta provincial por
Decreto de 4 de Julio de 1884.
Un tomo en- AZ con dos laminas
a 2 REALEs ejemplar en- La I'm.
prenta del BoLETIN.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-05-01
jPOp que SS Tan lliVGrSaln0lto
CONOCID0 Ell LICOR DE
BR EA MI UNER A?

Por que 81 Is de Abril de 1878, ha-
,landose en- Barcelona Mr. Guyot, de
Paris, lie invitamos por la prensa pc
ri6dica q someter su hcor con ell nues-
tro ante lag Academies de Barcelona y
Paris, y no acept6. Por que catedra-
ticos tan distinguidos y conocidos CO.
mo los senores Carb6, Robert, y Ro-
driguez Mendez han dicho en- lumino-
sos dictamenes, que ell nso del Lic0r de
Breo Munera, cura los herpes y todas
las Intermediates de la piel, la tos, Ca
tarros pulmonares, tifns, Intermediates
de la orina, y es Ell mejor depurativo
de la sangre. Forque en- cinco amos
que lleva de vida Sc han vendido en- ell
pasado 1882, cuarenta y cinco mil
frascos.
Sc vende en- todas las buenas farma-
eias y droguerias.
FARMAoIA EsoUDILLERs, %, Bar
CELoNA.
DEPOSITO: En- la farmacia de Car
los j. Monagas, Mayagdez 2l0, Mari
ma Melidional.
En- Aguadilla, farmacia de Pedro
Rovira.-En Cabo-Rojo, tarmacia de
JOS Antonio Fleytas. AZ
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-05-01
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-05-01
Ell GAMING DE LA'VIDA
OAVISOS MORALES A la S0CIEDAD
POR
D. GenarO Gomez Labrada,
PROFESSOR DE INSTRUCTION PRIW4RIA.

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la lmprenta del BoLETIN MERcAN
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