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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-03-28
Food of the samoans.

The usual food of the native Samoans
is ad-frnit, bananas, cocoanuts, fish,
fowl and pork. They have curious
c1stom of buryinga cooked biscuit made
from bread fruit, to nse in case of want
or famine. Some was recently unearthed
near Leone, said to be fifty years old.
It's smell was quite similar to Limburger
cheese. They have no regular meal
hour. When anything comes in, or the
cooking is ready, they eat. They often
will be out in the bush all day and eat
but young eocoanut. If there is plenty
in the hut they often will rise at mid
night to eat most heartily. Like our
Indians, they have a feast while food is
about. even if it is famine for days to
come. Their appetite is something
friehtful. One man viii eat a sucking
pig at a meal Fish they like raw, and
there is small species of which they con-
sumo a hundred at a sitting.
The panpan tree flourishes in Samoa.
The fruit is used by the natives as food.
Its chief use, however, is to make meat
tender. 1t is veritable vegetable pep
sin. II newly killed meat is suspended
in the tree so that it can absorb its ex-
halations it is enough to make the tough
est meat tender. So powerful is the
softening action of the juice that it
must be used with caution or the meat
will drop to pieces. Some of this juice
was experimental on in Berlin and found
to be a most active digester of meat and
hard boiled albumen. - San Francisco
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-03-28
TO THE PUBLIC.

Intending purchasers of PoND's
FrRAcr cannot take too much pre-
l.,,tion to preyentsubstitution. Some
S.,,ri.,s. trading on the popularity of
s. greqt Family Remedy, attempt to
IN oF other preparations, unscru-
Irlo8sly asserting them to be "tho
i.me a or equal to" PoND's TX
~,c. Indifferent to the deceit prac-
49, mon aad disappointment there
r. c,usei to the purchaser, SO long
:. ls--er profits accrue to themselves
llrsy5 insist on having PONDS L
9,e-. take no other.
sorD II BOTTLES ONLY; NEWT
NJ MEASURE. Quality uniform.
PREPARED only by PONDS ~
n4cT CO., New FORK and London.
y cir name on every wrapper and
bbel. Note picture of bottle below.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-03-28
wcn-drillol Pupils.

Philadelphia boasts OF n school con-
tanning LOO pupils under the Charge Of
lady principal, and all so thoroughly
drilled that the entire building, consist
ing OF eighteen rooms can be completely
cleared IN two minutes. The teacher
iirs. inauglrated the fire drill six years
ago. and the system has been so sue
ccssful that the pupils in the sevepl
rooa:s rise at the strike o. certain
gong, take their proper places and ile
rolnntiy and steadily out OF the build
ING without knowing whether there IL
really fire or not.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-03-28
Dog Bites at Two Cents Each.

When John Plunkett was delivering
groceries on the premises of Karl Schu-
Ter on Saratoga street, East Boston, in
the latter part of last March, a dog be-
longing to the latter bit the groceryman.
Plnnkett brought suit to recover from
Schuler 81, 900 damages for the personal
injuries alleged to have been inflicted by
the dog, and the case was tried in the
first session Of the Superior Civil Court
before Judge Blodgett. The jury re-
turned a verdict Of two cents for the
intiff.-Bo,i0n 7'rarelIer.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-03-28
Worlds DlspensaY Medical Association,
663 Main St, BUFFALO, ny.
AN INsIDIOUS FOE,

In0ammatOry Rheumatism and ImpoV.
eriShed Blood.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-03-28
LOugee's Vitalizing Compound COnquers
it as il has Done in Thousands
of Cases.
LYNN. Mass, Sept. %, 1887.

LYNN. Mass, Sept. %, 1887.
To the Lougee Medicine Co.:
Gentlemen:-In March last, upon my return
from Florida, l was attacked by Innsm-
matory rheumatism, which badly effected my
knees and ieet was confined to my bed for
three weeks, unable TO move, and to the house
for more than seven weeks. Ny appetite was
gone, and / suffered from trembling sensa-
tion in my stomach, the result OF weakness,
almost constantly. l was under medical treat
ment until May when your Mr.. WEIGH gave me
a bottle OF Dr. II. w. Lougees Yltalzing Com
pound TO try. In less than week after COM
mencing TO take the Compound this unpleas-
ant sensation 1T the stomach had entirely dis
appeared, end has never I, turned; my appetite
which had been very poor, was soon restored
to full measure, and by the action Of the Com
pound upon my impoverished blood my rheu-
ma'ism gradually yielded and in a month had
entirely disappeared. In fact. from the first
taking of the Compound my improvement in
every respect was rapid and constant and 1
have been for two months in pei feet health.
1 consider it remarkable medicine for such
affections and can most heartily recommend it
70 all sufferers like myself.
To parties living at distance, who may be
interested in my case and in consequence de-
sire to establish my identity, would say that
1 have been engaged in shoe manufacturing in
this city for some thirty years, and that my
residence is at 276 Chestnut St, Lynn, Mass.
CHARLES n LORD
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1889-12-12

The best Salve in the world for Cuts. Bruises
Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rhcum, Fever Sores. letter
Chapped Hands, Chilblains Corns, and all Skin
CURED 1t guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price rs cents per box For
sale by T. Robinson.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1889-12-12
Through Struggle to Victory.
A STORY.

IN SIXTEEN cHAPTERs.-cHAP. v.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1889-12-12
BuckIen's Arnica SaIve.

Continued nest z0eek. J
The Springdale news., 1889-06-28
Llshtnings Deadly Work.

Thls evening about l o'clock a horse which was grazing in past ure belonging to J F Warner was struck by lightning and instantly killed.
 LArEE-Sincc writing the abos c information has been received in the city to the effect that two young men, llving on the old Bill Johnson place near Heads ford, by the name of Homeslcy were struck by lightning ana one of them instantly killed and tho oth-
The Springdale news., 1889-06-28
SPRING fLE.

spingdale is eha ing little city, of nearly .500 souls just stopping over with enterprise itis located in Wash inatan county .n the best portion of Northwestern Arkausls, .the Apple Orchard q tmerlea aud zs 9ulE 76 miles bF raiI ftom the .oatS seat and Arkaasas Industrial H.##Esst l. Spfiu1.aIet there le slS dlt geod7 aous- tree grocery stores two hardware stores. t7ia drug st6}es. aaa aaaE, one furniture stple- .Aa newspaper, one ieweirN store, two lii shoI two hal- ness sh8ps, three blacksmith shops. i've livery st@blas. aHe canning and packing establishment aue raiieI mill. ora woleH mill, Ole candy iaetare and one pianeipe mil THefe are seed openings here fal anyone @H0 bls brains and energy. Come to Spring dalesanl make Yourhene.
The Springdale news., 1889-06-28
EoINuSoUrB,
Go1sa NORTH
DIRE DR Y.

s4ATE OFFICERS, Govcrnr4 P. E ate4 Sec'v ~taie-E. R. Csizn. Ireas -N l.. Wooda dari Aadltoa-N. \. Da3i#P. Com. state ands-fa N kshi5. chief lustee-S. Y. so#bE.5. Att.F. GaneaHi -i'sa. ts ,teHt san6. Pubic inset -z} E. zH91afs5a=
 COUNT eFFfef.fs County judge Il. Iataeeea County G1tHk t. sutJ!e, rHefif-I ..t- -tealta. l#sa54tef E. $. Ytsastli.. County 5s{3 Haa Ii .t 5s4t4f .# Jsuaa4y9 AprH. Jul Rd October Probate Court meets ist Aehaa& IL MaIei Jaas. seFf,ntetaa1 December.
 CIRCUIT COURT Judge N. fsat.naa. Ctark-I P scott Pros 4ttsv-s. at Johnson. Meets @i tHe +a. Menaa# ii AFrll and October.
The Springdale news., 1889-06-28
NOT ICE.

The members of the N N. Ark Horticultural Society are herehF called t9 nc | over the store af Dolson < e. July lss9 tt o'clock fer the parposo ot eleeung onieers and such other ngsiae.s U, may bt deemed n5tssafY
 " J ToDp Pres
The Springdale news., 1889-06-28
ell 5t I11 :

bIavor -NfHafd Befy
 R0coider.- l. H. Bryant J1eaanief. Peteas. Marshall Willard Courtney. AdermeH- r. beaver. N Ken ned !. | Davis, j. N Lewis. W [ SeaIeY.
The Springdale news., 1889-06-28
NlTII

We have established laundry in the old store bvildiug opposite the public park, ana will do washing cheap IS anyone. Give us a call.
 $. Rom.
The Springdale news., 1889-06-28
FRUIT CANS! FRUIT CANS!

Best IL the narket-warran toed tortlEee years Soiiby Robert Orr.
The Springdale news., 1889-06-28

JHst Foeez "a ] q large invoice of Boots and Shoes at R. r Boay CT * Cos in ail styles and prices.
The Springdale news., 1889-06-28

at sPrlngdale.
 Come to SpringdaIe next Thurs day.
 Thepublics school closes the 18th ot July
 The building boom In Springdalo sill continues. ] $. c. Brown made HJing trip 1o Rogers Tuesday.
 Nee and refreshing shower of rti' yesterday evening
 E E. Renner made business trip to Fayetteville Monday.
 Miss Ida Barr and Bessie Boyd wore tt Fayetteville Tuesday.
 hrs. J " Rhodes ma ie q basi. ness trip to Rogers first of the week.
 Miss Willie K ennan dId not re, tum from It Worth with her tath- CT She will remain there some time for her health.
 The parade oftbe Rag Muffin Brigade next Thars1ay will b q novel feature of the ceieration at this plae. Don't fall to see it.
 The machinery for the blaming mill Of Philips Lowdermilk * Go. has arrived, and their building will now be lapldly pushed to comple- ton.
 For restoring the color, thick eung tbe growth, and beautifying gae harr. aud for preventing bald Bess. Halls Hair Remover is unsu- pressed.
 There will bepreaching Sabbath fJRne 30th) both morning and night, at the Pres. church. All invited. sabbath school vii! commence at SD hereafter.
 Fayetteville k to have something next week never before heard of fa that towo=-a fourth of July cele- bfajioa Poor old Fayetteville : Come to Snringdale to i've.
 F. N. Boyd arrived io town Mon. ay from avislt to relatives in the far West,9 He stopped over here to see Us daughter Miss Bessie. ana returned to his home at Hvyman Tuesday.
 ]. T. stice left this morning for Madison county where be will begin thr ashiug YfeatMoDaaY, Tom ia an excellent mechanic and a.ioIIy good fellow aud We wish him abundance of sdcecss.
 Chr old friend s. Lane, who Is now storpng at Frisco Springs for the summer was in town this week and made TIE NEWS a pleasant call. He informed us thatthe would be aplenic It the Springs on next Monday,
 Ms. Dora FIood and little daugh- ter arrived m town Wednesday morning from Te&as. Mrs Flood 6aus6ae9so Of NJ. aHd A9r> j. E. Barr and she wilI spend some time wIth them aad also Ter many Sprngdaie fnauds.
 an infofmal meeting ofthe \ :" Ark. Horticultural Society was held at ths place Wednesday eye nng and 1t was ieeided 10 hold a regu.u meeting next Wednes day, at which Il is hoped every member who eq5 possibly do So wll be present.
 The editor received a letter from Huntsville yesterday from which We got the interesting lntorma aon that Dr. and Mrs. Ellis. sl that place are the proud and happy parents of baby girl, which came on Wednes- aay evening to--we hopc-forever bless their home.
 W. C. Blake, "good and whole some, physician of thls place, and as popular IS such $ man ought to be evefyW here, ts taking 2 short rest at sprlh@dale Arkansas -Chefo- keo Adyocato
 D. Blake ani his estimable tami- E. rstafeiaame Monday morains.
 Hr. NewhalI ot the finn of New hal | Son commission and fruit mer5fants of Chicago is in town for ,ho purpose of buying cal load Of our noted fruit for shipment. re will pay from 20 to B cents per bashel ior good apples. \. $. Free man will assist bim in packing etc.
 Inc Frisco railway will sell
The Springdale news., 1889-06-28

| yoG have any cash to spend % to ?. r. DeaTsr . 10. as they have tue goods and prices l. su.t ali
 E. f. Deaver t Co bave niee he ot Pr#nts that they aIa closing out at } cents per yard.
 Cal sad see E. '. Deaver 5 Cos. stock oi Dry Goods and Clothing. Lis complete m every particular.
The Springdale news., 1889-06-28
EiIES

NJ F. CHUR services each first and third ~Gl aot# morning aud night. Pta>e ! 4etire sYetY Thurs day night. Clas aee,s very thltd Sunday Children's .ary Socie- ty e4er} iitst Sunday M. No- man 's Missionary nee 5<t FfidaE iB ever tHeHtA ii I B sunday school 3t e.,s) every StBa B i DeaF- el, supt
 FRres&a1.H tBtI..It= l'.ee>t9iue cycrN sec5id ed t.at5H -5htab te taea afs55l5 HaTfrn9 aifd | '}ts T1aytf i.eest g@6s5E2 : isls.3#,S z5s- IzI.z t.Ess,z .ae5..ts-. zeat ,st4a a4a,i ft
 Y N esazjef, Nassor. ,. [. E.fHa.,a eels5ess 4aat sfa.-
 ea,h mohth aa the 8afti ah4reh gt li .,.s...5llq ! ais sht
 Ha +. 2 s=tia .a,. PRr4NrIvE Btp#iss- -ser7:eas ey- erv second SBaaay in each month aad saturday befora San3a, school J & AM l. Watson %apa
 Ele. k Loving Pastel- Eld F Starke viii preach regularly at the laptis, church here oh the ifst Sunday, morning ant eNeHa9.
 MlzaioNfm B4rlIsr.- services ey- esg thlfd Sunday and at niaht Prayer meeting every Iatsd8A night.
 IF. Calvert Fasttr. C. PRRsBYTERiAS. AS.-sfetFices at i tp- list church. every 4th Saaday5 IT 'fA iusaAd evening hy Rev. IL Kelley. LrrnEEAN.-oe oert iees every sunday st lO..o. A N. sunday 5chool ever Snnda4 atSfM. r Rader, Si.pe.
 Rev. A. S. Bartholomew. iastof. Seyenth-DaY AdFentistS-M Meeting every sabbath at Ito o'elock and saeiath school at l0.
 P. HENDEEsoN, ELDEE.
 x. E. SwEAEI&GEN. ot Pl. SECRET SOCIETIES, ETC. r F. a-Npaf staAlu Baptist church ada} uiei ei of before 1ntl in9o" ''' - ', Deagar. NJ. E Atwood Sec.
 ss& L C0.-Aleets H,-. aaeda, n aseh month. J.. - itale- tifts. Jo |. heuHe35, See springdalo Lodge >a.3a ; '. W. Nfsets e,elA 0tner Aetj 3af night # 73Qp m, at T.. <. B hey
 Ii Ila~t, Recorder D. z. e.rsut Poss Nc a1 Meet. ol 4ernoea eG a} st sat4rtay in each a. 9Htt aldat nlgff af tti3d Saulta5 fa eat month 8t C A k.l4aa
 < N Hd&eis GaHaHantet. [ r. Han Adiutaut
 G.H.CarisI1 glmpNa. ! @. Y '. A. HiWsioa of Ark Meats 2d ana 4tA SaturdaY nights oi each month at G \. K nan. NJ Carter, Capt.
 Q G. Crawford, lst sergeant. Ark. State Division is also located at SnfiDetitlt, 0ttis l. uulley, e,
 Q C. Crawford, .AdJ
The Springdale news., 1889-06-28
SHE is GRATEFUL" "

"t saQed the life of my Ittie girl by 2 prompt use cf Dr. afker's Enslisa Ruueay fei assumption. --Airs V n. f I3aflinag %e# York. oold h V
The Springdale news., 1889-06-28

Miss Maggie Berry is quite sick
 See ad. of Newhall < Son in this issue.
 Col. Blackburn was here on busi- ness Wednesday.
 Will Cowan Of Benton County, was in town Saturday.
 Buddic Smith of this place was at Sloan Springs Monday. ". T. tarrar and A. W. Baker were at Fayetteville Tuesday
 Robert Nelson and family were out from Fayetteville Faesdav
 Mrs. Wash Williams, of Rogers. visited relatives in tho city last week.
 6toney Petross and family are ex- pected home soon from d few weeks in the Territory.
 Misses Jennie and Nettie Dodson visited rolauyes in Benton county Friday and Saturday.
 William Patterson and wife of Pea Ridge were Tn town this week visiting relatives and friends.
 Nr. Dick Wnlett, of Ft. Scott, Kansas, was in the city recently visiting the taIolly Of ]. r, Barr.
 Miss Annie Putnam of Fayette vile visited her sister Mrs. E. F Denver at this place first of the week.
 Charlie Hawn, representing TnE i NEws IS rustling in the western and south western portion of the coun- ] Y this week.
 Mrs l.. J. Henderson, of lIender- sun. No, IS down on q visit to Mrs. James Dodson. She will remain several weeks.
 II. 4. Wagner, the handsome young cashier of the Sprtagdale Bank recently made q visit 10 (very dear friends at Carthage, Mo.
 Nfs. K. Briggs arrived Wednes- dag orni4g rom Texas. She will spend some time visiting the family of Wm. Smiley near Elm Springs.
 Wm. Martin, who has been at tending school at Battle Creek, Mieha returned homo Sunday. Nc are pleased to see Will looking so welt
 The parade on next Thursday will be as interesting as that of cir GUS. Two bands viii lead it. Don 1 faal to come and bfmg your ehil= dreu 10 see It.
 sam Jones, who was sentenced to be hanged at Bentonville on July ls. has been granted stay 10 execution. The case now goes to the Supreme court.
 c. A. Jones has recently built q very neat two-story dwelling in the nolcomb railway addition. W then completed this will be an x, cellent residence.
 Willie Brown has been formally installed as deya" in I'm NEWS eaice. and we are constrained to the idea that as disciple of Gutenberg he will make success.
 Ne noticed John 1Iarls, of Springdale, was on our streets l, $ Saturday. John has a host Of friends Tn this, hi, old home, who arc al ways glad to See him.-Bonton County Journal.
 The family ot 2. II. LoWdernilk moved into ther beautiful new bailding on Emma Avenue this week They have the satisfaction of oeeoryug one of the neatost and best houses in the city,
 Misses Hattie and Sallie Hans. berry and Mrs Amy Beavers three handsome young ladies, of Hinds- vile, visited m Springale this week. TIE NEWS acknowledges very pleasant call from the young ladies.
 James Harris ono of the proprie- tors of the UindsyiIle houing mills was over with several teams .hi5 week aflcr new machinery for the mill. They will put m q good sys tenn of rollers. Good for Huntsville.
 Miss Maggie O'Bren, charming young belle.of Pierce City, who was on hcr way to Ft. Smith stop ped over Wednesday to see her manA Sprinallale lriends. \ ee-
The Springdale news., 1889-06-28

c. V. kennan has just received q large let of sllyerene watch caaes. Now Is the time 10 exchange you' ela silver cases for new ones k er CT sen wind, snap or screw bezel
The Springdale news., 1889-06-28

". !. Todd of Rogers, President ofthe \. ". Arkansas IIortcul- tRral ociety anu Secretary of the Benton county Fair Association, was in the city first of the week looking after the interests of botb organizations. Mr. Todd made Inn NEWS short pleasant call, and in- formed Us that the prospects for a good far at Rogers this fail were better tGan ever.
 Yesterday morning about ? o'clock the crew on ,t south bound freight train fonna man 24 mics soatn of Johnson's switel. in an un= eonselous condition and probably fatally injured He was bruIsed az fl had fallen from moving train. The man was taken 10 Fayetteville whore ne now k and unable to gtre his name or particulars oftbe ae- eident He is described as follows: Height feet inches; weight about l6o pounds; light complex ion, little taned; brown hair, cut short, light D Dast;sebe. balance oa face shaved clean, blue eyos, had on white straw hat with abrown band; light checked eottonsuit bro- gan shoes well worn; blue pereale shirt, with small white flower. It is thought the wounded man prob- ably fell from some tram and the railway officials, be il said to their credit, are using their best eadeay- 0fs to ciear np the mystery.
The Springdale news., 1889-06-28

E F. Deavor X Go. are filing uT then stofo H4tA tAe hAaas7laeat goods that ean be loU1 iaF tka
The Springdale news., 1889-06-28

That haelang cough can bo so quickly cured by shiloh 8 Cure. Me guarantee i. For sale by ". ' Winton.
The Springdale news., 1889-06-28

Nine and len ounce Denim and Duck oyeralis al 90 cents per pair &t |. |. DaayeI & Cos.
The Springdale news., 1889-06-28
meati Ieatu

Co ta J. 5. Ifenson's butcher sbeP oe ali l1nds . fresh meats.
The Springdale news., 1889-06-28

Group, Whoopag Cough and Bronchitis in.mediatly relieved bY Shiloh's Care. For sale by W. Y. Winton.
The Springdale news., 1889-06-28

For lame back. stdo or chest [, use Shiloh's Porous Plaster, Price 25c. For sale " ". I. Wlnton.
The Springdale news., 1889-06-28

B. F. Denver < Co, have just re oelyed 2 large invoice of trunks.
The Springdale news., 1889-06-28

When . Yacldl number of times is stated loca ili ibl ~un until ordered out and charge. tor rtlinglN.
The Springdale news., 1889-06-28
l;es 2 ( MulaaHs Pastu

FRrsa,43sH IN t8tIa=Ilsl Breathing taca IaHgaz EaGHn2 afd | e.#'1ts lffaXf,T t.ettt -Hats t tt5isa 2 t=tszi v E,s 4j4.s ste.zs.a5 -z.1..re-. -e .ssa12tb at
The Springdale news., 1889-06-28
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,. r. f.ff..#.ta 3als6ea. .fat sfgs sa,h Hohth as "e 8af ftial ahgreh q. II .,.s.4.tH4 night
 Ha3 IT. . ..t,H.4,.
The Springdale news., 1889-06-28

E.ICuitla camp Sa. j, =. Y '. A. RlyJsion of Arb Meats 2dand 4th SaturdaY nights ol each month at u \. k nan. N. Carter, Capt.
 0 G. Crawford. lst sergeant Ark. State Division is also located Il SuIiDotiale, Gttis L. uulley to'.
 Q C. Crawford, AdJ
The Springdale news., 1889-06-28

r 4-Meef st aall ii Baptist ebnrcE FadaJ ue. eo of before tnii moon Iu a3et MQa94
 E ' Deagff, NJ. r AtQ.oGd Sec.
The Springdale news., 1889-06-28
stfEF.T. sOeIETIEe, ETG.

r HENDERSON, ELDER. x. E. SwEAEINGEN. .ot Pl.
The Springdale news., 1889-06-28

U. 2. t,rsut post Ne. 3l Meet al 4e.9oaf3 4 l4 st saturday in caCh .i. r1h aAa at n1alh af tHifgi saturday it eatH month d G. A K. bad
 \ N ifd&els GaHtaaatet. [ [ Nnll Aaiul4ni
The Springdale news., 1889-06-28

PRIAArIyE Btr#is. ,--sf!1 aas ~ ery second 5nsaay in each month aa s,,turday before Sup'gH school J z AM. l. Watson Sapas
 Fl1 X guviag paStol.
The Springdale news., 1889-06-28

MisaioNFRY BAFIisr.= ~eIic'5 eV- esq thlfG Sunday and 1t niIht Prayer meeting every THtsdaA night.
 T. Calvert Fasttr.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-10-13

Sc han recibido on esta Impren.
ta los siguientes:
| FORMULARIO Criminal, Dol
Abells.
! I'D. Magistral, por Bouchardat.
| FISICA, por Ganot.
| lTENEDURIA de Libros, por
OastafiOs.
SEORETARIO OOMEROIAL. CIR
culares, ofrecimisntoa de servicios, en-
srnda on relRcienes, cartas de cr6ditc,
cartas de introduction y de recomenda-
ci6n, toma de informee = demnndas de
noticiss, drdsner de bolsa, 6rdenes en-
fabricas, on dep6sitos y 4 comisionis-
tas. demsndas de dinero los cue no
SON concentrates, rsbajas, letras DE-
cambio, asuntos On participation, con
signaciones transpoftes, SECURES y svs
rtas, traneacciones generates, pox Hen
4 Page, traducido del frances por r.
Valens. ! tomo en- l2'. holandesa.
AMIGO de los Eifos, por el Abate
9abatieF. Anmentado CON vsriss Mbn-
as como an 49,. Hoiandeas.
Traducido, smpliacsdo , adicions
en- Ia parts de Espafs y America, p
una sOciedad de escritores espsfioles
smricanos,-2 tomos en- s. de 120 .
ginns cada uno; tsrcsra sdicidn, co
un nuevo suplsmsnto.
ATLAS gsografco de America
DisE y siete mapns trasados con mu-
cho esmero, cen un resumen ge0grAG-
co, por N. EstsvsneE.
LAS O1ENOlAS Nsturalss al
Alcsnoe de tos Ninos.-PEograma de
Hiatoria Natural, Fisica , QuimicA,
pof don Lufs Mata 0ayoso.
SAN FRANCISCO DD AsIS, (si-
glo XIII, por doha Emilia Pardo Ba-
zu, con IN pr6logo de d Marcslino Me
nendsz y Pelsyo, dc In Real Academia
Espsnola. Oon licenciA eclesiAstica.
Segunda 4dici6n. ! tomo grueso en-
l2.', con 81 retrato dc la autora primo
rosamsnse grabAdo.
TELNMAOO en- frances. Nueva
edici6n, con Aminas. I tome en-. 18'
Tsla.
HISTORIA Universal para nihss,
por Luis Felipe Mantilla, aumentada
por N. Esssvanes.-Un tomo On g.,
con 2l5 grsbados reprssentando vistah
mapas, rstratos do hombres c6lehree
etc., etc.
ARITMETIUA, (TrAtade ds), po
don Juan Oortasar. Naeva edic;6n
completa. ! tomo en- s.. Tela.
GEOGRAFIA UNIVERSAL, dai.
ca, politiea y eccndnica, por Luis Gre.
goire, trad. de N. Estevanss, 3 tomos
en- a., con grabados, napas, oromos
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dibWados per Yam Dargent, Ssmeghi.
ni, Girardet, Baron, etc. Tela con plan
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