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WENT INTO MYSTERIES.
How a Well.Known Man Made Q Profit
of Five Dollars.


A short, nervous German stepped up
to the Auditorium register the other day
and ornamented it with the name +.
Schumacher. While he did so lobby
lounger gave to the Chicago Mails Club
Man this story concerning the we'll
known Oatmeal king" and prohibition
leader. Mr.. Schumacher is million
aire and has earned his money by his
own exertions. His daily work is indi-
Gated by remark made in recent in
terview upon the eight-hour work day:
81 believe in it for I've always worked
on the eight-hour system myself-eight
hours before lunch and eight hours aft
erward." He dresses very plainly. His
sons dress faultlessly, and they have
often tried to get the old gentleman
himself to pay little more attention to
matters of dress. But they have failed.
Recently Mr.. Schumacher casually an
nounced his intention Of buying new
overcoat to replace his old, well-worn
garment that had done service for many
years. The sons formed plan to in
duce him to wear fine coat. They had
coat made by tailor and paid him
$50 for it. They then gave him instruc-
tions to sell it to Mr.. Schumacher
for $40 or less If necessary. Then
the boys told their father that there
was good coat for sale cheap in
downtown tailor shop and advised him
to buy it. They even offered to take
him to look at it. The old gentleman
accompanied them, tried on the coat
| and was delighted with it, He was as
tonished, too, to learn that it cost NJ
more than an ordinary ready-made gar
ment and bought 1T at once. The boy
wero highly pleased. They paid th
$50 extra and Mr.. Schumacher was non
the wiser fer the trick.
But q few days later Mr.. Schumache
was again wearing his old coat. TIL
sons were surprised, and one Of ther
said:
"Father, aren't you going to wear you
new coat every dayT
"I've sold it," was the reply.
''What!"
eyes, I've sold it. met Mr.. Brow
on tho street the other day and Shove
him my coat. He liked it and said h
needed coat himself. told him
go down to the same place and he coul
get ono just like mine for $40. But
didn't believe it, and offered me $25 fl
my coat right then and there. l toe
it, and I'm IS ahead. l can wear tn
till can get another one made" The
the boys nearly went into Mysteries.
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Application for a Patent
No. 677.
UNITED STATES LAND OTFIcx.
E..-oA. N~-.l~ nn~.-.h~. NJ 1oof

Eureka, Nevada, December "a, 1857.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT DANIEL
IN Bonelli, whose postofnce address is Rio
vile, Lincoln county. Nevada. has this day
hundred linear feet Of the "North Division
Mormon" mine or vein, bearing salt, with sur
face ground SIX hundred feet in width, situated
in st. Thomas Mining District. County Of Lin
field notes and Official plat on ile in this Office
as lot number SO. in township ~ south. range
08 east Of Mount Diablo Meridian, said lot No.
SO being as follows;
Beginning at post marked No. 1. U. 8. sur
vey No. SO; thence running first course north,
80 deg east sos $40 feet to intersect section line
between sections 27 and "a west, 1854 40 feet
from section corner to sections 26, n, "a and 50.
township II south, range SO east, lSOO feet to
post marked No. .. U. g.. survey No. Ss; thence
post marked No. 8, U. o survey No. 50; thence
third course south, so deg west, 397 $40 feet
intersect section line to sections n and "a west
1869 6-10 feet from section corner to sections 2,
81. 81 and s5. township y south. range 6s east,
1900 feet to post marked No. I. U. 8. survey No.
SO; thence fourth course north, go deg west, 70
feet to post No. 4, q. 8. lot 81, South Division
Mormon lode ON line GOO feet to post No. ], the
place OF beginning. Magnetic variation 10 deg
east containing II 907 acres. s
The location Of this mine 10 recorded In the
Recorders Once Of St. Thomas Mining District
Of Mining Records. The adjoining claimaints
| are unknown.
| portion Of said North Division Mormon mine or
surface ground are required 70 file their adverse
claims with the Register Of the United States
| Land Office st Eureka Nevada. In the State Of
Nevada during the sixty days period Of publ
cation hereof. or they will be barred by virtue
Of the provisions Of the Statute.
D. Il. HALL, Register.
It is hereby ordered. that the foregoing notics
Of application for patent be published for ths
period Of six ty days, item consecutive wesks)
In the Phoebe RECORD, weakly newspaper pub
lished at Phoebe, Lincoln county Nevada.
jan7-10t ID. II HAIL. hegisser
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FASHIONABLE PARTIES.
rhe Expense and Inconvenienee Of Large
halls.

Halls,
New York Is distinguished every sea.
son for its monster masquerades and
fancy balls. In spite OF gas. music, fow-
crs and gay costumes these gatherings,
II We arc TO believe the reports Of many
who ''assist" at them, are at once dreary
and disgusting. The multitudes of nook
kings, knights, duehesses, ,scaramouches,
pickwicks, cardinals, Indians, clowns,
columbincs, pantaloons, hidalgos, sail
Ors, punchinellos, fiower-girls and what
not who meet upon common level upon
these occasions are nothing more than
promenading and gyrating dummies,
says the New York Ledger. The world
may bea stage, but these ladies and
gentlemen show very clearly that all
tho. men and women are not players
not one in five hundred Of them having
the slightest idea of personating the
character whose outer husk he or she
assumes.
These monster balls are said to be
principally remarkable for three impos-
sibilities, viz: the impossibilitity OF
dancing on account of the crowd, the
impossibility of getting any refresh
ments without fighting for them and
the impossibility of obtaining access to
the drcssing-rooms except by force OF
arms Fifteen dollars for ticket and
one hundred dollars for costume may
not be too much to pay for six hours o.
discomfort, but by riding in the city
ilrnal nr alovotad naro fOr tho can1
length Of time you can get showed
jammed and hustled about almost as
thoroughly for much less money, and
You needn't pay any thing extra fol
| COSTUME either. .I- .sl ...l
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A Berlin chemist claims to have dis
covered a chemical preparation which
viii turn living person to marble in
SIX months, the petrifaction being com
piete one month after death. You can
nave YOU choice OF white, black or
notified marble, and If good figure
You will be worth $500 ms piece of
statuary.
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rJ,o THOMAS MCDONALD AND JOHN WARD

TIN0 THOMAS MCDONALD AND JOHN WARD
i CHRISTIAN. their grantees, successors or
assigns
You are hereby notified that the undersigned,
. co-owner with you in the mining claims
known as the Minnie Gafney
mining cl.im, situated In Pahranagst
Lake Mining District, Lincoln County, State Of
Nevada, has performed the work and made the
expenditures on said above mentioned claims
and each,of them necessary to hold the same
~ required by Section 1894 of the Revised
Statutes OF the United States for the yesI A. d.
1890, and that the amount due from you. your
grantees. successors or assigns on account Of
such expenditures on faid claim is as fol-
lows. tf Nas
Thomas McDonAld- \ interest in said claim
$25.
John Ward ohristian-S interest In said
claim, $25. i.s... Il. ,
Aud II within ninety days sher the publi,a.
tion Of this notice you fail refuse to contrib
nte your eaid proportion OF such expenditure
as e6-owners your ihterest In said claim will
become the property Of tha subscriber undel
| said Section 9s2t.
as A.w aEER.
Hiko. Jalulry ~. 1891.
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r nnAAUSNg Beginuss earn from - 70 ~
MHAIU ~ per week, and more amer httls
experencs. We ean fernish you
"vvvvI employmsnt an6 win tsach you
III Will : free. You work b ycuE own local.
M wherever live Both sexse ell eDee Ne start
No sk Can work In srare Time ell the te Yul lloz-
nAiion BREE. TRUE a co.. AUoUs5As uAiA&
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IN TIE DISTRICT COURT OF THE STATE
| OF NEVADA, IN AND FOR THE COUNTY
OF LINCON.
In the matter of the Estate)
Of
John Gustln. deceased.

The application Of James McFadden for let
tiers of administration upon said estate having
been filed In said Court
Notice In hereby given that the said applica-
ton will be heard BY said Court on Wednesday.
the 10th day Of December, A. d. 1880. at 10
O'Clock A. NJ. OF that day. or 90 soon thereafter
AZ said Court may be In session, ct the Court
Room Of said Court, in Pioche. In said County
Of Lincoln, at which time and place all parties
interested may appear and contest the same.
J.C. KELLY,
Nov. "a, 1890. sOlerk Of said Court.
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<ssal Along the u. p,

The mines along the Union Pacific
railway now produce over 1,400, 900 tons
Of coal annually, and the owners are
preparing for much larger output
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JOB WORK dsne with Nsasnsss ~
h~ "RscOrd O0ces
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Also a tfne assortment Of Watches Clocks and JeVelry
Clothing Department.

this department bargains superior
in this vicinity Mems, youths and Boys Suits. Mems
&-E Youths and Boys Overcoats. Gents furnishing
goods in great variety and OF the best quality.
Our stock of Mems Buck Seal
and Dogskin Gloves
unexcelled.
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CANDOR FOR SALE.
A Good story Told At the Expense Of q
Former Politician.


Former Politician.
There is kind of frankness which is
purely disagreeable, and there is anoth-
or kind which may hurt the sensibilities
for moment, but in the end does not
lessen ones friendly regard for the
speaker. The Quincy Herald relates
story of the late Congressman Taulbee,
OF Kentucky.
An old negro, known as Uncle Eph,
had lived in the Taulbee family for
many years, and was esteemed as an
honest and faithful servant. After
Congressional election, at which Mr..
Taulbee had been an unsuccessful can
didatt, some of his opponents twitted
him with the fact that his own servant
had voted against him. ~
Mr. Taulbee could not credit the
story, and at last spoke to Uncle Eph,
about it.
"Is it true, Uncle Eph, that you voted
against me?"
Yes, Massa William" answered the
old man. 81 voted the publican ticket"
well, we'll, said Mr.. Taulbee, 81 like
fral kncss, and here's dollar for your
ctnc ~ sls .-+-i 3.ll' KS
The colored man stood scratching his
| h, Vi, evidently with something on his
IN ID.
Vel, Eph, what is it?" said Mr.. Taul.
| bee = .--R ~. sg--,,e
You is buying candor, Massa Will
ian 81 iAml, Eph, you owes me
10, lars, mo lsi.se voted agin We five
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1t ia hereby ordered that the foregoing notice
OF application for . patent. be published fol
the period Of sixty days, ten consecutive
weeks, In the PIoCRE WEEKLY RECORD, I
newspaper published at Phoebe. Lincoln
County, Nevada.
Nov.22.iOt Up. DUNKLE. Register.
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Grocery Department.

The department constantly supplied and prices
the lowest Also Crockery
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Liquor Department.

constantly hand
and pads, Buggy whips all which will b
sold Cheap for Cash or good security.
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Noticias de Ia IsIa

La simpAtica sociedad U,si6ss de amigos,
establecida On Mayagiez, ha tenido la bondad
de invitarnos para la velada musical dispuesta
motlvo de Id celebration de Ia aperture de di-
chO .cent!O.
Muy agradecidos.
go
X Dice Es lnspaycial de Mayagnez, que 81
ataudaladO hacendado de Anasco, Sr. ID. Juan
Bianchi Pagan acompahado de su Srta. hija
Rosario, ha visitado casa por casa las de los
pobres de la localidad, entregando dc lmosna
un peso cada uno.
ooo
Han sido aprobadOs por el Gobierno Ge-
neral, los expedientes de consumes de Huma-
Gao de Rio Piedras.
Sc ha aprobado el presupuesto ordnarios
de UtuaGo para 18o1-92.
eoe
La apreciada socledad benedea c00pera-
tfva, del dremio do Tabaqueros, establecida
en- Ponce, ha tenido la bondad de obsequiar-
nos con un ejenpIar del regamento de la mis-
ma. Muy agradecidos.
Una vecina de dnayama llamada Nasaria
Baba, 90 ahogo al tratar de vadear el rio, que
yenfa crecido, por ell paso llat1ado de Jobos o
Melania Fu6 encOntrada muerta algunos
6ordeles de distancia con grandes maguIla-
inientos.
So han remitidO inf0rIne de Ia Diputa-
ci6n Prov ncial Il expediente de repartimsento
dl Jusna. pias) y pFeaupuesto adleional IS
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Sc vENbE
Innportante.

81 que suscribe posee los inventos siguientes |,
L. Un aparatito auditivo, nueyo c6modo
efcAs, pues con 81 Sc oye perfectamonte, adaptan
dose al pabell6n de la oreja, sin que exceda de Ell
6vulo de Ia misma.
q Fodo-escultura. Sc obtiene por este pro.
cedimiento, Ia escnltura la perfection de la TO-
tografia en- IN tamano igual al de la tarsta Ameri.
cana prdiendose reproducr este trabajo en- Celuloi
de cualquiera otra sustancia susceptible de recibr
impresiones, por elvaciatio. :
50 Mejoramiento de la maquinaria de FL
latnras de Algod6n, sobre la usual en- esta indnstra
en- Bareeoua; resultado es cas una tetcera parte
liquida, sobrc aquela con iguales gastos.
Desea ponerse en- contacto con alguna casa s.
la que rueda convenir Ia adquisici6n On propiedad
de todos, 6algnnos de estos inventos.
Espanol, Il calls de- San JOSE uyuero i, Puerto.
Rico. DANIEL Ktewdero LIT
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IA ESTRELLA De ORC
~ SAN FRANCISCO ~

Tengo el gusto de avisar al pdblico que en-
mi .establecimiento LA ESrRELLA DE ORO.
San Francisco AZ, he monJado una seccl6n
para Somsbreros ad0ynados, bajo la inteiigente
direcclon de don Enrique Gavarron, joven bien
conocid6 del phbhco elegante, por sus esme-
radios artfstcos trabajos On ell ramo
Los sOnabferos que aquf 80 confeccionan
NADIA tienen que envldlar los que salen de sos
talleres de Paris, porQue este. establecmiento
cuenta Con actlvos c.rresponsales qua lie tie
nen al tanto de la Ultima nsod1 ykporque ade.
mas SO reciben auancenaln,ente los NJtiSsos f.
gssrSses, asf las formas cascos para som.
breros, las flores, castas de nas +articulos
de adorno todO 10 mas moderno.
Tambien SO encuentra en- LA ESTRELLA
DE ORO 81 mas varado surtld0 de GALZAD0
para senoras, caballeros nifios.
Participamuses que tambl6n SO hacen TO-
Ola clase de retormas en- los sombreros Las
senoras de esta Capital y de la Isla quedan en-
teradas que en- la Gale de San Francisco no "a
hallaran todo 10 que mas arfiba indIco.
1o-z SGGOGGOf MsSiM0w
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VARlEDAlES

THemos tenido OCCASION de yer algunos
trajes para caballeros, cortados por 81 maestro.
sastre don Tmotec CubelO, que hace pocosa
dias lego ests eindad procedente dc la. Ha-
bana, donde ejerc;6 la profession On las pr;n-
cipales sastrer.as de aquella gran Capital.
Dichps trajes NADIA dejan que desear. Ell Sr.
esquina Fortaleza.-Precios moderadOS
Las citas de las pers0nas de buen tono
SO dan siempre para La M0llorqNiaaa En-
aquellos salones a estilo Arabe, sentad0s ante
lujOsas mesas de blanco marmol Y teniendO de-
lante una copas del riqufsimo Vermouth que
han importado recientemente Sc pusden hacer
muchas cOmbinaciOneS.
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GRATIS

Cd'pese asirnisino 81 en- la Qua Cosssyrtoi y
Agracola de Paerso-lsico poyo 1899, qsse yssayis
gratis los amanciastes don jose BaAesteros Ma
noS no ngura su profession, aEte ,nsiustria; ssn
su asuncio Sc VI obigado & comprarIs para reuar.
tir circupres ofrecer 8 demandar mercaderias. n.
qurir m6dicUs abogsdos. sgentes, etc, puea a. toa
*aas clases dc todos los rueblos hay snunc,adoa
los priasiPa!sl en ataWo q ma d Ill l6-aa
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Sc vende

Un surtido de PRENDAs de orc enchapados
double hno, compuesJo do sortljas, zarcillos.
reilcarlos, alnleres, etc, 60 leontlnas, con su
GAIA correspondence Sc vende on total g en-
Totes.
Un sILL6N CON RUEDAs para invalidos con
mecanismo para darie ulsG,ntas poslcionss.
Dos vIDRIERAs proplas para tiendas In
fOrmaran en- la Oficlna de
l6-3 Melks & GsLudin n-Fortalaza o1s Is
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En 81 yapor Sam AgNstin ha flega 10 & es.
la Capital nuestrO distinguido amigo don An
gel Monares, qufen seguira dentro de algunos
dias para MaYagiiez tomar possession de 50
dustino de administrator de aquela Aduana.I
Saludamosle afectuosamente
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ATENCION

Ofrecen acabado de recibir por vapor Bue-
nos Aires
-zassAceite de OLIVIA de Ia acreditada marca "Ma.
nuel Porcar To" en- caJas de 4, y 10 latas '
cajas de IL y "a bOtelas de 4 litro i ltro. =
Aceitnnass marcas "Rena y Rs,na Padron ~
car Tl6. y .ss.s.s - IS =
Latas de Almendras ain cascara
Turrones pap-l' para escribir
Puerto Rico, II Noviemhre 1891
80 Mnioy Brothsrs
ssss< iS.4
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sB Ell DIR. SALICRUP. .-Pida listed On
todas las tiendas donde vendan perfumeria y
efectos de tocador, Poluos de,stGles del DR.. Sa-
licrNp Els el :nejor preservativo que Sc como
CO contra la carrie de los dientes un gran re-
medic para dar buen aiiento la b0ca.
M5ssGs de queso.-Ya no necesitamOs de
leche para hacer quesos. Segdn The Times,
de Philadelphia, Patrik Nc. Glenn, un agricul-
tor que vive cerca de Searsboro, Iowa, estaba
caVando unspozO y dl6s con una veta de una
pasta igual ia del squeso, que mide medic
pie de ancho por una profundidad de 83. Fu6
sometida a III analsis qnfnico, y resut6 ser
como la del queso de nlrjOr calidad. Los Sc
1ores Scott & Hicks, sae Saint Louis, Mo, han
ofrecido al descubridor $50, ,O60 por su hallazgo,
81 Sr Nc eileen ha reusado.
--Acaban de llegar al establecimiento de So
brinos de Luina y Co., chorizos secos de Estre-
madura en- manojos de una docena, turrones
de todas classes, uvas, membrillos, gran varie-
dad de cajitas de pasas de todas classes, etc.,
etc. FL que quiera yer cosas buenas que SO
pase por el almae6n de Luiila.
RlLLETEx nE MAnRin.
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1Toas Baja; 81 expedIente de concursos do Ia
Moca, todos para el ejercicio de 189192
En- oil barrio de Laurel (Guayama) SO pro-
movie un pleito erti e. dos lndividuus en- un
bailey resulto herido de muerte el llamado
Tlburci0 Morales.
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EnTRETEnlMlENTus.
LOGOGRlFO NUMERICO

81 L0GOGRlFO NUMERICO
1.2,3,4,5,67,S,9, En- los t.rrenos.-1,2,3,o,
1928, En- cabeza de mujer.-1,2,3,7,99,s, En-
los presi iios.-l,2,3,79,8, Pocesi6n espanola.
-1,6,7,9,4, El azote de Dios.-9,e5,2, Sobra
nucha.-23,4. Nombre de mujer.-9,2, Nota
musical.-7, Vocal
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SoIes M Mexicanos'

~ Elm LA AMA1LON4U4NA 90 fOCaUOu pOI
UN PESO los soles mexioanOs dc eualquier aizo
que sean, gastando el todo osparte de ellos
-.
- Sc encuentra enfermo COZ la grippe Ell Ilus-
trisimo sefor Presidente de esta Audiencia.
don Ricardo Diaz Agero de cuyo pronto res
tablecimiento Los alegraremos mucho
FL vapor San Agasti,, entrego on la Admi-
nistrac0n Central de Comunicaciones ul sa"o
de correspondence de la Playa Mayagiez
paquete de Coon. Este vapor es el que sal
dr& al medic dia dc maflana martes para VigO.
90
Manzanas
superiores, SO acaban de recibir en- casa de
SOBRINO DE LUNA Y G..
camDios en- el Bo;,co Espasos hoy Lon.
dres div, $5-873.-Paris sdlv, $16a p9.-
Espafa 8 div, $73p3 .-Nueva-York 3 DIV, $211
ps.-Haoana 8 DIV, $l3 ps.
Tenemos noticias de que la calle de Santo
Toribio Arsenal otras de la Marra de 6sta
Capital, han SidO teatrO eSta maTana las dOce
de un escandalo maydscul0 OcasiOnadO por va
rios individuos que sin que sepamos pOrque sa-
caron arelucir palos cuchillos paraguas otras
menudencias pOr el estilo
AnOche la sOciedad titulada Flor de Ma
70 celebr0 en- sus salones una velada familiar.
FL Sr. d. Avelino Gomez termin6 la fiesta con
varias suerfes de mano.
El proximo domingo trabajara mister Car
bache hacienda tambi6n varios juegos de p, es-
tidigitacion.
90
NuestrO apreciado amigo el distinguido
professor de piano don Ramon Sarriera, no pu-
do tOmar parte aver on 81 concerto de Rio pie
dras, como estaba anunciado, por hallarse bas-
tante entermo.
LIE deseamos de veras uu proximo com.
pleto restab!ecln1iento.
Ell vapor San Agassi,s sale mahana, mar
tes al medic dia.
Nuestro amigo don Juan Pujol Official de la
Secretaria de este Gobierno General, pasa por
la pena de haber pe1dido on L6rida, a su bue
ma anciana madre cuya triste noticia ha re-
oibidO por el nltimo vapor correo de la PENN
sula. LIE acompafianos en- su justo Y natural
dol0r hacemos votOs porque el alma de la f.
NADIA goce de una eterna bienaventuranza.
Hemos tenido mucho gusto en- recibir la
vista de nues5ro buen amigo agente on San
Lorenzo, ell Sr. D. Jose Rodriguez Sejo, quien
saludamos afeotuosamente.
ooo
En- la O1cina de La CORRESPONDENCE Sc
compran tipos de imprenta viejos, inservibles,
al peso. 16-8
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ALMANAQUE.-Martes 24-Sa1. Juan de
la Cruz, confesor.
EFEMERfDE. E.- 1889 Gran nimero de I'll:
burones devora toda la tripulaci6n de- dos bu-
ques jngleses naufragados por efecto de una
tormenta dos millas del puerto.
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BlLLETES DE MADRID.
Sc venden en- ell establecimiento de LEN
TIM & co.
s $eoo,ooo$

HATENCI0N AQUfu-Publicamos gratui-
tamente los entretenimientOs semblanzas que Sc
nos envfen, pOr el turs0 que les V0yG correspondent
do. Pero no pOdemOs satisfacer las exigencias de
todos los que las quieren yer embellishments pu-
blcadas nj contestar por falta material de tiempo
a la c0stOsn numerOsa correspondence que con
ese motive SO nos dirije.
A los que no qatSer0n esperar tyyn0 Sc les pu-
blcaran Embellishments los entretenimientOs que
envfen, 81 remesan:
Por una semblanza $1.-Por una charada de
Il versos, SO cts.-Un logogrifo, 80 cts.-Ana-
gramas, criptografias, enigmas, etc., % cts.-Los
25 cts; 81 largos SO ct 81 segdn sds dimensiones
Ell valor debe acompanarse en- sellos de cor~So.
w CONSEJO A LAS MADREs.-El Jarabe
Calmante de la Sra Winslow debera usarso STEM
pre- cuando los niflos padecen de la dentci6n.
produce un sueno tranquilO natural, aliviando
tOdO dOlOr, y amanece ell angelito risuefo feliz.
Els muy agradable al paladar. Alivia al peque-
nuelO, ablanda las encias, calma TODD dOOr, regu-
iafiza los intestinos, y ell mejor remedio como
cido para diarrea ocasionada por la dentici6n
Otra causa.
DECLARA QUE LA EMULSION DE SCOTT
es la mejor de su clase de la mayor efcacia
en- las afecciones dc los pumones y otras en-.
fermedades consuntivas.
-.Sres Sc0tty BOaOne:
Hace "a meSeS que vengO enSayandO la
Emulsion de Scott de accte de hfgado de ba-
calao Con hipofosfitos, declare candidamente
que es la mejor preparation de su. clase que
jatnas ha venidO mi notica Para las afec-
clones de los pulmOnus y otras entermedades
cOnsuntivas puede cOnsiderarse como uG re-
medic de Ia mayor eticacia, bajo forma agrada-
BILE y muy acceptable en- todos conceptos
Soy de ustedes alto. s. S. @ B. s. M.-Dr.
!. Sinaonand.-sew Orleans, EE. Unidos.