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Highland. Clackamas County, Or, Mar. 20.
1 have suffered with a disease of the kid
neys for 6 or Z years and for the last two
months have been laid up with q pain in my
back. A friend sent me q bottle of the
one week I can do q good days work. I
have derived more benefit from it than from
all the medicine I nave ever taken.
Sold by Deer Lodge Drug Company, VIM.
F. Stanley, Manager. iOl1 it
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Their Business Boominq.

Probably no one thing has caused such a
general revival Of trade at the Deer Lodge
their customers of so many free trial bottles
of DR.. Kings New Discovery for Consump-
ton. Their trade is simply enormous in this
very valuable article, from the fact that it
always cures and never disappoints. Coughs,
colds, asthma, bronchitis, Group, and all
can test it before buying by getting a trial
bottle free, large size 81. Every bottle war
ranted. lOll
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MARTIN ACQUITTED.
4 Verdict That Startled the Judge and
People.

Martin, who killed Patrick Reardon at
Anaconda last February and was tried at
Butte, was acquitted, the jury being out but
q short time. The first ballot stood II to l
for %acquittal, and the next was unanimous.
The verdict was a surprise to everybody. A
hung jury or a modified verdict was an.
ticipated, but not an acquittal, and the
unanimity of the jury evidenced they swal-
lowed the assault story entire. District At
sornev Durfey was full of righteous indigna-
ton and Judge DeWolf said:
Gentlemen of the Jury: Before discharging
you from this cause, l feel it my duty, i'm
posed by a sense of the great responsibilities
that rest upon me, to say to you that 1 con.
slider that in rendering this verdict you have
been guilty Of a great wrong. You have vir-
tually by your verdict granted unlimited
license to all evil.minded and malignant men
to inflict upon their fellow-men the wrong
with which this man stood charged. You
are discharge from this case.
There is no going back of the verdict, but
it is just such verdicts as this that incite vigl.
lance committees. Judge DeWolf forecast
the result to an extent, but the further re-
suit we fear will be to break down the senti-
.ment which has been built up, against ad-
verse circumstances, in favor of adjudication
by legal tribunal of ali such cases.
Look out for the City Drug Store Holiday
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MECHANICS LENS,
Judge Mcconnell Upholds tho Law Upon
the Subject.
Helena Herald. 17fh.

Helena Herald, 18th.
Judge Mcdonnell, this morning, in the Dis
trict Court, rendered q decision upon what
was regarded as a test case under the law reg
ulsting mechanics liens, which is in a some-
what mixed shape pom our Statute books.
The case was that of John Morrigan vs.. Ly-
diaJ English and the Home Building & Loan
Association. It was q legal proceeding to en-
force a lien against the new house of Mrs.
English, for plastering, etc, done by the said
Morrigan, the payment for which renamed
due to the extent of 1928. The plaintiff was
asub-contractor under W. r Crawford, the
principal contractor.
The complaint was demurred to on the
grounds:
LIST. That it was uncertain, ambiguous and
unintellizible and
I'd. That it did not set forth sufficient cause
of action, In his decision the Judge quoted
the provisions of the law applying to the
case, and showed that, though there was some
conflict between the law and the amendment
made in 1887, the sub-contractor had a lien
against the property. In the language of the
decision at follows then, that the plaintiff,
who plastered the building Of Mrs. English,
has a lien for said work done and material
furnished, provided be made out and swore
to an itemized account and filed it with the
County Clerk and Recorder within Is days,
~ provided by the amendment of Sept. IA,
1887" Hence the demurrer was overruled as
to the first point:
The decision continues: "But section 1879
of the new revision expressly provides that,
in all suits under this chapter, the parties to
the contract and all other persons interested
in the matter in controversy and in the prop
erty charged with a lien, may be made par
ties and Crawford, with whom the com.
plant alleges that the plaintiff made his
contract, not being a party defendant, the
complaint is bad for want of such party"
The effect of the decision is to hold the
lien law good. The plaintiffs will have to
amend their complaint before the trial can be
proceeded with.
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Holiday Goods-Mak Your Selection
JUST RECEIVED BY THE
Deer Lodge Drug Co.,

A Splendid Line of Holiday Goods.
Stationery and Vases in Finest Wares,
Bisque Figures and Ornaments,
Rose Jars, Plaques, Artistic Goods,
New Line of Lundborg's Perfumes,
Rochester Library Lamps, Fairy Lamps, Etc.
The very finest Goods ever offered for sale
here. Cali and make your selections and
have them set aside while the stock is large
and there is ample choice.
IL First come. first served. Delay is dan
gerous. DEER LODGE DRUG CO.,
Nov. Is. WIN F. STANLEY, Manager.
1910 If
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omcers of l.. .. G. T.

The officers recently elected and installed
in Deer Lodge No. 81, Good Templars, are:
David Irvine, G. T.; Lizzie Voolfolk, V. T.;
Rev. R. q. Dunlap, P. c. T.; Rev. A. F.
Bishop, Chaplain: VIM. Wood, Marshal;
=. c. Rowell, Secretary; Mrs. W. H. Trippet,
Financial Secretary; Chas. D. Kenyon,
Treasurer.
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A very important and interesting decision
was made by Chief Justice Mcconnell last
Saturday. at Helena, IN regard to the Me-
chanics' lien law. Under the law as it existed
previous to March 8, 1887, it was provided
that notice should be given by the sub-con-
tractor, laborer or material men, to the
owner or proprietor of the building of the
claim Of such person, and that the owner
should be responsible to such person only
for such sums as he may owe the principal
contractor at the time of receiving such no.
tice. This was repealed by the act of MARCH,
9, 1887, and az the law now stands, and as
Judge Mcdonnell held, it is not necessary to
give the owner any notice of any intention
to claim the lien, except such notice as is
given by fling the properly verified claim
with the County Recorder within As days,
aud the owner is liable Notwithstanding he
may have paid the main contractor in full.
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ELOCUTlON.
A Fine Opportunity to Secure instruction.

Miss Abbie Birdsall, al Elocutionist of thu
highest repute, has been secured for the win
ter by the College. She has arrived an6
taken charge of all the classes in elocution
Persons outside the College who desire in,
struction in this branch, can rave the priv
lege upon the same terms as the students.
Miss Birdsall expects to give a public en-
tertainment at an early day.
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Mrs. Jacob Scondue, while visiting VIII
her father-,n law at Gaynor City, NO. Wa
taken very sick with Cholera Morous' ~
physician was sent for, but as the doctor was >
not at home, Mr.. S. E. While, a mercban. ..
Gaynor CITY, handed the husband OF .ne
sick lady small bottle of chamberlain ms
Col,c. Cholera and Diarrboea Remedy ana
asked him to try that, and if it did not cure,
be need not pay for it, but it did Its WORK an1
before returning to their home in spr.nene'.
Ohio, they called and procured another oo.-
tie. Uncle John Scondue, says he Will never
be without Chamberlain.:s Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy. Sol" ny -. -
Owings. M@ M ~
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INSTRUCTION IN MUSIC

VIII be given by the undersigned, as applied
to the
PIANO AND ORGAN,
Applications may be addressed, care of
Shanley's Deer Lodge Drug Store, or through
postotice, to S. A. KENNICoT'
Music furnished for Balls, Parties, etc.
1004 IF
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Estray Taken Up.

Can. to my stable, in Deer
NA Lodge, Sunday, Nov. q, following
n, ~ a team that came from New Chi
v&kt A&AAs~J cago,] one gray horse. branded v
~ land a lazy CT on left shoulder
.IN%- No saddle marks. but has old col
~SS~tA lar marks; had evidently Travelled
come distance by. the wearing of his feet. The
owner lF requested to prove property, pay charges
and take him away II. G.. WARD,
Kentucky Livery Stables.
Deer Lodge, Nov. q, 1888. 1Ol1 1t
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Mrs. Edmondson, the most established
Dressmaker and Milliner in Deer Lodge,
has just received a nice line of Hats, Bon
nets and Caps for ladies and children.
Ladies please call and see stock before buy
ing elsewhere. Store in the southwest cor
ner of Kleinsmith's building. 1O11 1t
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Sale of Live Stock and
implements,

The undersigned will sell IS head If good uorsee
mostly broke, s head OF Cows and Stock Cattle, j
Scrapcrs, l Wagon, 3 Piows. and a lot of other prop
erty generally found OF a well improved ranch. Buy
ers are respectfully invited to cali at the ranch for the
purpose OF examining the property, as it is my de-
sire 10 dispose of it at private sale, if possible
Saturday, December 8, 1888, then the above named
property will he cold to the highest bidder at PUBLIC
AUCTION. Terms cash.
1O11 st JAMES P. PRESTON,
November p. 1883. Deer Lodge. M. T..
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The most alarming and violent attacks OF
Bilious Collie OF Cholera Morbus, can be
promptly relieved and cured by taking Cham
berla,n's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy. Sold by J. g. Owings. 1904
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NOTICE

Persons who have subscribed to the Meth
dist church of Deer Lodge, will please pay
the same to Rev. John Moore, Is socn as
convenient and he will receipt for same.
1910 PHIL E. EVANS, Trustee.
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Just Arrived.

One car each of Rocky Mountain Bob
Sleds and Clark & Co.'S Celebrated Cutters
all styles and prices. Purchasers are reques-
ted to call and examine these Goods before
placing their orders elsewhere. Satisfaction
guaranteed.
1O11 If BENNETT Bros. Co.
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NEW
ELECTION NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that an election will be held
IN the Third Ward of the town of Deer Lodge, on
the gath day of December, A. D. 1888, for the purpose
of electing one Alderman, for the short term. in said
ward. The polls will be opened at s o'clock a. M,
and close at 5 O'Clock p. m.
~ HARRY F. PETERSON,
1Oll t0 Town Recorder.
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STORM

Save more money in fuel than they cost. We
are now taking orders for two or three car
loads. Send your orders without delay to
GILCHRIsT Bros. s. EDGAR,
lOO4 tt Helena, Montana.
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MARRIED.

THORN PERR1MAN.-A At the McIsurney
House, Deer Lodge, Saturday evening,
Nov. u, by j. N. HartweIl, J; p Mr
Joseph Thorn and Miss Amanda Peril
man, both of New Chicago, Montana.
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If mothers studied their best interests they
would find that DR.. Henlev's Dandelion Ton
ic is the best household remedy. Many OF
the ills peculiar to females could be avoided
ed by it, use. It is as pleasant to a az q
glass of wine For Sale by Deer Lodge
| Drug Company, Wm. F. Stanley, Manager.
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Would Except Hotel Expenses.
NeW Idea, 18th.

Neac idea, 18th.
We would like to see the forthcoming
Legislature of Montana, pass a law making
it a penal %offense to use money in a cam
paign for any purpose except legitimate
hotel expenses. The result Of the recent
election would probably be different had II
not been for the extensive use OF the cor
ruption fund throughout the Territory.
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Bucklen's Arnlca Salve.

BUCKETS APnlca SaIVe.
THE BEST SALvE in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and positively
cures Piles, or no pay required. 1t is guar
anteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money
refunded. Price % cents per box. For sale
BY the Deer Lodge Drug Company. 1909 1y
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BRICK FOR SALE.

niraa - oomnieta nv Deer Lodge contracts
this wear, 500, 600 to co., 600 good quality brick
which offer for sale at reasonable neures'
Cal IN mr. address A o. RICHARDS,
q c.. "" . iaas T1OO3 tn Deer Lodge.
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Notice Of Stockholders Meeting.

Notice is hereby given that a special meet
ing of the Stockholders Of the Mountain
Lion Mining Company will be held at the
office of James B. McMaster, Secretary, in
Monday evening, Dec. 3D., 1888, for the tran
saction of such business as may come before
it. All proxies must be filed with the Sec
rotary twenty-four hours before the time of
meeting.
By order of the Board of Trustees.
JAMES Fl. MILLS,
President.
JAMES B. MCMAsTER,
Secretary.
Deer Lodge, Nov. q, 1883. 1Ol1
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Episcopal Thanksgiving Services.

Thanksgiving services will be observed al
st. James Episcopal church, Thursday at II
o'clock, a. M, Rev. A. B. Howard, preaching
The following is the musical programmes:
Organ prelude, and
Sentence, LET the words of my mouth"
Greatorer.
Canticle for THANKSGIVING day,...Old Chant
Glorias to Proper Psalms =
TIE Deum Laudamus Lloyd
.JuO1laCe OucE
Hymn, 80 Come, Loud Anthems Let US
Sing"..................... Congregations
Mendelssoha
GlOFl3 IlOl............ . .WOzuTt
Hymn, "God Bless our Native Land"-Amer
Oftertory, "Hear my Prayer" .Tost1
sPraise God From Whom all Blessings
Flow" (Old Hundred.)
Mrs. S. B. Mills, Soprano; MI. w. W
Beaumont, Tenor; Mrs. Kennicott, Con
tralto; Mr.. S. Beaumont, Basso; S. A. Ken
nicott, Organist.
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Marriage, Birth and Death Notices inserted
free, if information thereof is sent to this Office
Obituary Notices, Resolutions Of Coincidence,
Notices Of Meetings, etc, will be charged for at
advertising rates.
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CIDER! CIDER!

II the ladies' making mince meant: we
have inst received fifteen barrels OF nice ap'
pie cider cheap. IN lIimiteil
1O11 1t "A. n w.
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Always READY.-If you will take the pre-
caution to keep a bottle of Cham oer'a'ns
Col,c. Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy on
hand YOU will always be ready to cure any
form Of bowel complaint. 1t is prepared es-
pecially for that purpose, and Is a sure '"e'
25cts. per bottle. Sold by j. d. ow'ngs'
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GRAND ARMY OF THE REpuR,.,c

Regular Assemblies ut Union Hall. second and f,,r,h
Fridays OF each month, at 7.aO .. m. Visiting Com"
rsde. are cordially invited to attend, 0
B. F; MARrz' Ad)nfant. II. A. SMuRR, PC.
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HAY FOR SALE,

j offer for sale, at my ranch, near Helm
vile, 100 tons of well-cured, well-stacked
hay. For terms, apply to Chas. B. Smith,
Helmville, or Billings B. Fisher, at ranch.
!0OS At M. w. WHITE.
Helmvil]e, Deer Lodge Co., Oct. q, 1888.
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ca,l a. the City Drug Store and get 2 Cnest
Protector. 1t may save you III " rns1 - "
nneum enia.
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KNIGHTS OF PyrH1As

OF -
Valley Lodge No. 6, K. of P, meets every
Wednesday evening At $50 o'clock, at Union
Hall. All visiting Brethren are cordially INVITED
to be present at the meetings.
EMIL HANSEN, &C.
c.S. SCHROEDER, K. of r. & S. ok
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A TERRIBLE
The Boiler of the Old colusa concentrator. Nea.
Butte, Explodes, Killing Four Men and
Wounding Three Others.

One of the four boilers in the battery Of the
old Colusa ~Concentrator, at Vaudeville,
near Butte, exploded at five o'clock Monday
evening last, killing Warren T. Edmonds,
engineer; ). William O'Connor. carpenter
Jacob Kraemer, pipe filter and Henry Win
ters, woodman. Richard Wing, machinist ;
George Hickman, pipe.fitter, and John Eus-
tbs, carpenter, were dangerously wounded.
The 4O-horse power boiler that exploded
was just being added to the battery of three.
It had only been in use a short m in an
other place, had been out of use for three
weeks, had been tested within a year, and
was considered safe. When 1t exploded, ac-
cording to the testimony, it had IS pounds of
steam and the water was within two inches
of the top. The other boilers were carrying
Is to 70 pounds of steam. Edmonds was on
a ladder in front Of the boiler, adjusting the
weight on the safety valve. Hickman, the
pipe-fttter, was on I'll ready to turn OF the
valve connecting with the main pipe when
the steam pressure reached that of the other
boilers. It was expected the pressure would
reach that height in a few minutes. Engin.
eer Edmonds had just stated this fact when
- ~ 4 AN0OAAAk u Q " EV away dUA
ten seconds later the explosion occurred.
Edmonds was hurled a distance of fifty feet
through the side of the boiler house. Kick
man, who was near him, was thrown among
the debris, but not killed. He is thought to
be the only one who can tell how the accident
occurred. August Heinback, Chief Engineer
Of the Concentration, says if there was but s.
pounds of steam in the new boiler and 80
pounds in the others, he annot account for
the explosion, the new boiler being sound,
unless the connection with the main pipe
should have been turned on before the new
boiler had its steam up to that of the other
boilers. If that connection had been made
prematurely, the steam from the others rush
ing into that boiler, nearly full of water at
the time, would have forced the water against
the ends and caused it to burst. Hickman
was at the valve, and is the only one who
can say if this was done.
The fifth victim of the explosion, George
Hickman, died Tuesday afternoon. The fun.
eral of all five took place Wednesday.
An examination of the boiler by the coro.
ner's jury satisfied them it would stand Is
pounds Of steam. 1t was eight years old, but
had been renewed Foreman Pickering
thoughtthe valve was sufficiently open to ad.
NIT enough of the steam of a higher pressure
than that in the boiler to have caused its ex-
plosion, and the %coroner's verdict was, as
per the Miner, that the five men who died in
consequence of the explosion came to their
death "by the explosion Of a boiler at the
Old Colusa Concentrator, caused by the sud-
den introduction of steam at 50 pounds pres
sure into the boiler when it was registering
IS pounds PRESSURE"
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All mails at Deer Lodge post Office close %
before departure of trains.
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I. O. G. r

I. O. 6. 7.
independent Order Of Good Templars, Deer
Lodge, No 80. I. Q: g.. T meets every Monday
evening at $50. All visiting members of asove
Order are cordially invited to attend.
D c. IRVINE. C.. F..
S. c. RoWELL, Secretary. lOi1 3m
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BORN.

Fox.-Near Deer Lodge, Nov. 16, 1883, to Mr.
and Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. w. Fox, a daugh
ter.
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THE LIEN LAW,

Look out for the City Drug Store Holiday
Announcement in our next issue. 1O11 If.
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GARRISON TIME TABLE

NANHISUN TIME TABLE,.
n. P. west bound Express passes Garrison
at 8 10 p. m.
n. P. east bound Express passes Garrison at
$40 p. IN.
n. P. Missoula bound Express passes Carl
son at 10 a. m.
n. P, Helena bound Express passes Garrison
at 10 a m.
r.. E. SPURR1ER, Ag't, Garrison.
Passengers and mails leave Deer Lodge for
East over Northern Pacific at 3.14 b. M. and
arrive at 7,04 p. m.
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SOCIETY MEErINcs
ORDER OF RON HALL.

The meetings Of Branch No. G25 of the order IF
Iron Hall, viii be held at Union Hall, on the iirst end
third Fril " evenings OF each month, at 8 O'ciucL
Visiting Friends Of the Order are cordially invited ~
m~e: with ns. JOSEPH MCDONALD, 4, -
WV II. TKIrl EFT, Accountant. gM;
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ANCIENT 0 OF UNITED WoRKMEN.
Mount Powell Lodge No. II, A q. q W.. meet.
the first and third Tncr days "t each month. VT iIni"n
Hall Mt Z 20 p. III. Visiting Brethren are cordially in.
yitcd to attend.
J F.. A GUNDY. NJ. w.
p. Baden, Recorder. g3s
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A Matter of Interest to Persons Building.

And the Effect of Judge McConnell's De-
cislOu.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-07-18

Sc han recibido EN- esta Impren-
ia los siguientes:

y" AoS "a NAEhN>oe
SECRETAGIOCOIERCIAL, Cir,
culsres, ofrecimlentos De servicios, en-
trsda en- reiaciones, chrtas de credito,
csrtas de introdpcci5n y de recomenda.
ci6n, tomA de irfcrmes y demsndss de
noticiss, 6rdenes de bolss, 6Idenes en-
fabricss, en- dep6sitos y & comitionis
tss, demsndss de dinero los que no
SON eomerciantes, rebajss, letIas de
csmbio, asuntos en- participation, COP.
-ignaciones transportes, seguros J aVt
,iss, transacciones generates, por Hen
ri Page, traducido del frances por F.
Vslens. tomo en- l20. holandess.
AMIGO de los niros, por el Abate
Sabatier. Aume entado con varias fGbu
% crn0 en- s2e. Halsndeas.
Trsducido, amplifcsdo y adicionsdo
en- la psrts de Espaha y America, por
una sociedsd de escritores espaho lea J
smricancs,-2 tomos en- g. de l20 pa
ginas cada uno; tereers edici6n, con
un nuevo suplemento.
ATLAS geogrAfco de America
Diez y siete mapss trazados con mu-
cho esmero, con IN resumen geograti-
co, por n. EstevaneE.
ANIMALES salvsjes y domesticos
Los). Album i,ustrado para nihos,
tradncido del frances por E Zerolo.
Dibojos de Bocourt, Freeman, Van d
Argent, etc., J lkminas cromolitcgIAt-
cas-. tomo en- ~, cubierta en- eromo'
] Las CIENCIAs N.tursles a.
Alcsnce de tos Ninos.-rrogfsms de
Historis Natural, Fbics = Qnfmica
por don LUIS Mats Gsyoso.
VOZ DE La NATURALEZA. Ca
ecc,6n de Anecdotas, historias y move
las tan dtiles como sgradsbles para TO-
da clsse de persouss, por don IgnAcIO
Garcia Mslo. Nneva edieion con H.
minas, tomo en l2s ;els fna. plano
y cortes jorAdos.
SAN FRANCISCO DE AsIS, (si
glo XIID, por don~ Emilia psrdo b.
In, con an pro ogo de D Mareelino Ne
nendeE y PelAyO, de In Real Accidents
EspahoIa. Con hesreiA eciesiAstica
Segunda sdiei6n. ] tolno graeso CO
l2.', con sl retsnto de 10 Autora rtime
rossmente grabado.
TELEMACO en- frances. Nasvs
edielon, con iGminAs. ] tome en-. Is
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