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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-04-03
The Italian Newsnaners.

ROME, April 2.-The newspapers to-day give
more Importance 10 the Fava affair, but treat
the matter with the greatest moderation. 1t is
felt Blaine's actions have been directed toward
avoidance of dangerous complications for the
Federal administration and therefore. that the
withdrawal OF Baron FaVa was inevitable.
Minister Porter continues to display the great
est activity, holding frequent interviews with
Marquis di Rudini.
The Don C7tiSeotte della NaRcid advocates the
aoolltatol OF the Italian legation at Washing
ton on the ground that it is useless to continue
relations with a state which is only capable of
lnsurlng IMMUNITY for assaSsins.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-04-03
Oil Works Burned.
DR.. Hanson Dexter Dead.

PErTsBURH April 9.-The Maverly Oil COM
pany's works were burned tonight. Loss, Sl15,-
600.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-24
OFFICE OF THE
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILROAD COMPANY,
PHILApELPHIA. Pa. May g. lsoI..

THE STOCKHOLDERS at their annual meet
ing held MAY g. 1891 having authorized the issue Of
6 600 OF Preferred Capital Stock be time
time disposed Of the interests OF the Company
require and the Trustee OF the CompaEys OneHundref
Year Mortgage holds 10000 OF Preferred Captl
Stock purposes specified in the said Mortgage but
primarily for the construction OF the Conpanys Ohio FIX
tension the Board Of Directors Of the Company. at
meeting held May 0th 1s9l
capital for improvements. additions and equipment Re
qured the development Of the compsnys lines ane
property and for the accommodation OF trac and aIss
Tor upon the Ohio Extension Preferred anc
Comon shareholders OF the Company OF reco Nav Doth
1891 the right purchase $50 per share
preferred stock In the ratio OF II ever,
leo shares OF stock registered In their May aOh
1891.
1891 at p and may be exercised az the Office
Treasurer Of the Company In Philadelphia tho oalc,
OF Messrs. Vivian, Gray Company London correspond
ents OF tho Norfolk and Western Railroad Company ii
Throgmoron Avenue, London, ErglaDd and The ofics
OF Maatschapp tot Beheer het AdminStfnekaniooI
Amertkasnsche Fondsen, opgergt door Broes
man. Ten Have Van Essen en- Jarman & zooaen u
Amsterdam, I'm Amsterdam.
$40 per share must accompany the acceptance OF the
oer and the remaining si2 80 share WIN be payable
June 18TH 1901 when certificates Will be ready for de-
payment be surrendered when ll.laid certlA
cats Of delivered. Subscription blanks and
forms for assignment OF rights can be obtained at any Of
the above.named Offices -
Transfer books viii close MAY Goth and reopen May
2sth. 1891 WILLIAM G. MAcDowELI.. Treasurer
Fsr other Financial Advertisements. sss Tenth PsAs.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-24

| The business in State issues comprised small
sales of Alabama, class b. at l0s IA, North Caro-
| lima consOl As at 101 and Tennessee settlement IS
| at 20. OF city bank stocks American Exchange
| sold (25) at 151 "a
The general bond market was extremely dull,
but the demand was more confident, and the
movement of prices steadily upward Chicago
and Northern Pacific fists exceptionally rose ga
per cent TO SO ga. Reference is made to our full
Money on call was in excessive supply at ga
3 l-2 per cent. As usual on Saturday there was
little doing in either demand or time loans.
The Sub Treasury debtor to the Clearing
House $424,0O9.
WEEKLY TREASURY STATEMENTS.
The receipts from customs reported at Wash
ington to-day 1,47S, from internal revenue
$500, $50, and from miscellaneous sources S6G494.
The Treasury received $267,124 National bank
notes for redemption, and the receipts on this
account in the week amounted to 81 .687,5S7. To
secure National bank circulation it holds $14l,-
$4,000 in these bonds:
Currency skies ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. s7,770 900
-Four and one.half per 1926 $50
Bonds deposited for circulation during the week.
S1l9, ,OO0 bonds held TO secure circulation with.
drawn $4,000 National bank circulation out.
Nanding-currency notes. S169,365,6l4; gold
notes Si24307, against which the Treasury holds
rendered circulation
In London British consols were a shade lower
at 95 Lie for money and 95 ga for the account.
The Bank of England gained f5s,OOO bullion on
balance In the open market money was easier
at 1-2 and 3 per cent. There was no change
in the price of bar silver, which was steady at
"a I'D an ounce. American railway shares ad-
vanced from the opening and closed without re-
action. At Paris French 3 per cents further
advanced TO 9402 l-2.
William NJ Earl for m91y years a member of
the New-York Stock EXCHANGE, is making q
speciality of dealing in shares Of the Singer Sewing
Machine Company, II. II. Warner & Company
Uimited) Standard Oil Trust and other higlI-class
investment stocks paying from 2 to % per cent
dividends.
The directors of the Georgia-Alabama Invest
ment and Development Co. have decided to offer
TO the public until July /, 1891, limited amount
of the fall paid capital stock of the company at
SO 80 share, the par value of each share being
$40. One million dollars of the $4,jOO,00o capitol
stock has been placed in the treasury Of the com
pany for the development of its property and
for tie enhancement and protection Of
the interests of the stockholders. The
property of the company consists among
other things of .. 500 city lots Or 2,o23
acres of land in TallapOOsa, Haralson County,
GEORGIA said TO Ike worth 81 0s4,7 ,765, 2,45s acres
of mineral land near the city, besides railroad
stock o furnace glass works and a chair factory.
General benjamin f. Butter is president, and
James W. HYATT is treasurer of the company.
The following table gives the current quota
tions of city bank stocks together with their par
Inc and rho latest sales:
New-York tribune., 1891-05-24
TIE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
There was little doing IN crude oil certificates yeser
day. The purchase Of 10000 barrels at the Con-
soidaed Exchange at 6s "a cents and the sale OF
5000 barrels at the Stock Exchange at 6S IL cents
constituted the market. There were sales OF 1000
barrels Of Buckeye certificates at 16 cents. Refined
oil unchanged at 72O cents per gallon In barrels
and 6.05 cents in cases. Foreign quotations were
Antwerp 10 IA francs Bremen $40 marks London,
J "a pence.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-24

DOND SALE.
ID Sealed bids solicited by the undersigned ur 70
O'Clock noon June q 1891 for the sale OF FortysX l46,
one Thousand 1000 Dollar Railroad Aid Refgndins
OF Coles and Of Illinois, July l, 1891 provided
by Chapter Hundred and Thirteen 13 Sections Ons
~ TO Eleven ) both inclusive, OF the Revised Stat
utes OF the State Of Illinois.
The right is reserved to reject any and all bids.
For further particulars call on or address
CHAS. Il. RUDY, Town Clerk,
Mattoon Ill.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-24
FOREIGN COMMERCE. AT NEW-YORK.

FOREIGN COMMERCE AT NEW-YORK.
IMPORTS OF MERCHANDISE AT NEW-YORK.
1889. 1890. 1891
Dry goods...... 81 1927 .SS6 81, ,4SI 900 e1744, 1873
Geae al merchandise 1926 7.474,67S S.676720
Total for the week. 030012 50 905,07S slo42ll5s
Since January 2C6 PIT 016 214 ,0i4 223,375039
IMPORTS OF SPECIE AT NEw.YoRK.
For the week ....... 1924 s216S5S s3S.05G
Since January Ill.,. 3,5793l4 6,57j,411 2419,S05
EXPORTS OF SPECIE AT NEWYORK.
For the week........ 81 SIG 73j eSi,54S s7,1C3c51
Since January H.. p 667 692 1110l2il 5J,34oi5
New-York tribune., 1891-05-24
Extracts from statement Of the vendors.

Extracts from Statement Of the vendors
SIMMONS HARDWARE COMPANY is the Iarges,
establishment of Its kind In the world Ii orsan-
ized Jan. 1, 1874 and was preceded by concerns in
which present President partner from 1868 to
1874. The entire period Of twenty-six years shows
unbroken line Of successful and profitable business
years.
The Company is managed by its orleinators and
ncorporaors all Of whom will continue in active manage
ment (f elected by the stockhoders for at least hva
years and not to engage In any competing business
for O period Of ten years thereafter.
The Company is as widely and favOrnbiy known as
any mercantile in America. IL refers by per.
mission Boatmen's Bank, ~. Louis, and American
Exchange National Bank. New-York. Its customers
I'm 1890 numbered twenty thousand.
The Company deals almost entirely in articles OF prac-
cal utility embracing very large line OF specalties
and edge tools, the uniform standard and excellence OF
which frequently demand In the market largely
IN excess Of the supply.
STATEMENT OF ACCOUNTANTS.
IL Pine St., New Yoris, May 4. 1891.
SIMMONS HARDWARE CO.. st. Louis, Mo-
Gentlemen: We have examined the books and no
counts your firm for period Of five years. vfz from
Jan 1, 1856. TO Dec. 81, $780, and we find the ner
profits of the business have been foli0wsi
For year ending Dec. 81 1855 S123,571.3S
For year ending Dec. 81, 1882. 201,S2667
For year ending Dec. 81. 1SSS 234173.0.
For year ending Dec. 81, 1850 321,1@0.60
For year ending Dec. 81, 1890 339791.S4
Or an average of s262.097 10 yearly.
The results obtained after charging of NIL cx.
pcnscs rent interest on borrowed moneys, salaries OF
officers heads of and of every other de.
scrption all expenditures incidental TO the busi
ness including depre Citations Of fixtures and leases.
In addition TO the above examination we find upor
looking your books that for the past sixteen
years they show uubroken succession of profitable
business results.
The sales OF 800 exceeded 81. 900. 900.
Yours respectfully
WALDEN, BROOKS g. DoNNELLY.
Messrs S. v. White & Co. have investigated the bust
IL and
mend the Preferred Cumulative per cent Stock an In
yestment entirely worthy OF public confidence
Prospectus containing full information together with
forms application may be obtained at the various OIL
ces where subscriptions will be received
New-York tribune., 1891-05-24
BROTHERS, Bankers,
N 100 BROADWAY, NEW-YoRK.
Issue Letters Of Credit for use Of Travellers.
Draw Foreign BINS
DROPOSAL FOR BONDS.

DROPOSAL FOR BONDS.
4 OFFICE OF CITY CLERK, MISSOULA, Mon
tana April a. 1901 -Sixtynye thousand S65 000 dollars
auction In Clerks Once, City Hail. In the city of
Of said day Said bonds to bear interest Of
seven az per cent per annum interest payable semi.
annually Bonds be issued In the denominations OF one
than par said bonds TO become due In twenty COO years
at the option OF the City Council
Also al the same time and place and In same manner
the further sum Of twenty-five thousand s25 0OO dollar
bridge bonds will be sold The bear Interest
rate not TO exceed seven O per cent per annum payable
semiannualy. Said bonds be issued In the deomln
tOns OF hundred s100) dollars each, and be
at not par Bonds become due In twenty GO
years from date OF issue and 20 be payable in ten o)
from date, at the option OF the City Council
These bonds authorized by OF the electors
the annual city election held April 13 1884, and carried
nearly unanimously In a vote OF 724.
The population Of MssoNa Is about 000 The assessed
valuation 1890, 81 900 000 The rate OF tax Is limited
~ mills. Present levy Is mills The bonded indebt-
edness OF the city exclusive OF these issues Is COO
EloatinQ indebtedness March 81, 1891, sl23i5 Total
indebtedness s1s315 25 The present debt siG.
097 49,
OF 81, 600 will be required deposited with
the City Treasurer by the successful bidder
Of good faith TO be forfeited to the City should he
The right to reject any and all bids reserved Address
II. s. H0BLITzELL. City CLERK.
hissOula. Mont.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-24
s, ". WHITE g. CO.,
New-YOrk and Chicago.
International Trust Co., Boston.
st. Louis Trust Co., ST Louis.
Are authorized to offer for subscriptions
$1,000, 900 Preferred Cumulative .
Per Cent Stcck,
MENTIONED BELOW.
Simmons Hardware Co.,
St. Louis, Mo.
ORGANIZED UNDER TIE LAWS OF THE sTATI
OF MISSOURI.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL STOCK.
$4,000 Shares of Preferred Cumulative
per stock.
$4,000 Shares Of General Common stock sl'ooV'ooe
Par Value Of all shares, 500.

All shares issued are Pull Paid stock Stockholders
have personal liability. Omccrs OF the Iemp"y
and employees occupying important positions hoin u"
the common stock. Of which IL for sale
The bylaws provide that bond mortgage can %
created without the consent OF 90 cent OF the peerFei
stockholders also this provision cannot be altered ex-
cept by the like Affirmative vote.
SIMMONS HARDWARE COMPANY was oGganfzed
In 1874 dealing In Hardware Cutlery, Tnware stamped
Ware, House Furnishing Goods, and Sporting Goods
The Company is the oldest mercantile Incorporated 'oo
bing hardware house in America.
The Preferred Stock will be entitled. from and after
January l. 1891 TO cumulative preferential DIVIDENDS of
per per payable out OF the earnings OF
the Corporation, before payment Is made upon tho
Common Stock.
In OF the non-payment OF dividend on the Pre-
ferred Stock it win remain. until paid charge againse
he earnings OF the prior to all rights OF tho
General Common Stock. In the event OF dissolution,
the Preferred Stock will be entitled TO be first paid at ts
face value out OF the property Of the corporation
Dividends Preferred Stock will be paid semi-snnu
ally, Feb Is and Aug. 15 at the ST. Louis Trust Com
pany, Transfer Agents OF both classes OF Stock.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-24

Hon. JAMES W. HYATT THas GaA Investment and Development Co.
ffWalI ST., Rooms 81 and 80, New York City.
named &c
siethe
Cortland 200 bae 5tt Buildings one of the
H1bS
Buildings
b n
DAD
n
SHOE all boots and
to m }
Of
FurInnS and to
gmaG.S
hebuLna nnArui n
New-York tribune., 1891-05-24
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE TwENTYFOUK PAGES
BONDS.

CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS.
Boston. May %. 1891.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-24
THE BANK STATEMENT.

Saturday, May 23-p m.
BY the operations of the New-fork Suo-Ireasury
in the week ended last night, which included de-
posits of S45 900 for payment at other points and
payments Of S43,l69 for purchased bonds, the as
sociated banks gained $674,093 The weekly bank
statement published to-day showed loss in cash OF
S1.52O,6O0. In its details it was unusually con-
sstent, and the decrease of S7301 500 in deposits
was practically what the other changes demanded
II was in complete consonance, moreover, with the
known movements of money. II is certainly
worthy of notice that in three weeks the exports
of gold have amounted to S22,00O,OOO, and that
the surplus reserve of the New-York banks has not
been materially reduced. There could be no clearer
evidence of the financial soundness of the country
The changes reported by the banks resulted IN a
small increase in the surplus reserve, which is now
S5,217,6 $50, against $3,47l 800 year ago, Slo,-
O55,350 in the corresponding week in the preced-
ing year and $2s, ,294 800 in 1888.
The following the comparative statements OF May 10
New-York tribune., 1891-05-24
10000 SHARES PREFERRED

CUMULATIVE PER CENT. STOCK
Are offered for public subscription at par. SuoScnp
tions win be payable follows:
1Oper cent on application.
30 per cent allotment.
30 per cent. In hfteen days} ocor aIlo,wcnt
80 per cent In thirty days ~
The subscription list viii be opened simultaneously
10 O'clock a. M on Monday May 25 1901 and will close
at 3 o'clock p. m. Wednesday May 81 1891, at the
Offices OF
=. " WHITE Sc CO, New York and Chicago
INTERNATIONAL TRUST CO.. Boston.
ST. LOUIS TRUST CO., ~. Louis, Mo.
SIMMONS HARDWARE CO., ~. Louis, Mo-
Alloments in accordance with the terms Of the Pre-
spectus will be made as soon as practicable.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-24

Iegs tender; " 4O,i55 500 41,120,7OO Inc. $4,000
Total reserve s1o4 $50 600 so 100000 Dec s.52oooO
ssst DEPOSITS eoe2e75o $780, $50 Dec. 1s25,IOo
Surplus ....... s4,o12s5O s52l765O Inc. ssOi, 500
The Clearing House statement is as follows: !:
For today-EXchanges, S100,S25, sos; balances
S54s4,332. For the week-EXchanges, S654,-
7S0,273; balances, S29,327 $50.
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.
There was no hesitation in the upward move
ment. The selling was principally to realize
profits after the recent advance or TO close purely
speculative accounts at the end Of the week. lhe
offerings were absorbed readily and Immediately
prices began to advance again. The weekly OanK
statement was more favorable than had been eX-
pected, but at the very close slight concessions
were permitted. The final advances reached L
per cent only in few instances, but the Granger
shares were specially strong and active, and stlll
larger advances made by the industrial stocks
few prominent stocks failed to maintain their
entire Improvement and Louisville and Nashville,
Lackawanna and one or two other suffered small
losses The exceptions were not numerous enough
to disprove the rule. The market was affected,
to small extent, by the uncertainty about the
gold movement, and while it was believed gen
orally that shipments would be light next week
it was denied that the Bank of England had re-
duced its premium on American gold coin. Fears
were excited by this fact that further exports
might be made. The closing extremely con-
fident, however although not at the highest points
THE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET.
There were no transactions in Government bonds,
but the market was firm in tone at these quota
tions:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-02-18

en- igual 6poca del afo anter' or,
podr' influir a'go M s adelanfe en-
el curse de este ramo peTo per de
Ip onto, no mei0ra Ia sitnaci6n de
e>ta plaza. Todo 81 movimiento
de nuestro mevcado en- ell periodo
one nos ocupa estA redurid & cua
trO operacion s que sUmaa POGO
mas de ], 200 saco a precios resev-
vados; M pesar d. est7 reser-
va, podemos decir gu $50 de Ell os,
clase C r'fugsda cara, va'ieron
294 s arroba.
AdemAs de es'as veDtas, sabe-
mos que esff en- trato otra partida
de 1000 sa os mascat ado, que
pF gan a % realt s, pretendiendo el
vendedor 26 con firm eza; y tam
bi6l ha Gebido cerrarse ot'a parti.
ds de cantr tuga, a a vela, 8 1920
reales arrola Tor costo, d te y Sc
gu o.
Ell movimieato del Dep6sito Co
me- al durante ell ms Il timo, v O.
ne a demos rar. 10 que acabamos
de exponer respecto de este dulce.
No hubo mas salida que la de 119
sacos, y IN cambio entra'on 1,022
barriles, 500 bayo es Y 1000 sacos,
acusar do ma exstencia en- fin de
Dici NIB: Q de l 242 barril,s 3,115
bayones y 1928 slcos.
CdtS.-No hemCs tenilo m is en-.
tradas que 600 sacos de Aguadilla
y Arecibo, y 695 d. Colon y Haba-
ns, Y de estos 1timos eran p ra Ia
plaza 1875, debiend salir de tr$nsi-
to, segdn pare,e, ell res'o de la e.
trada. Asf Y todo, queda la plaza
bastante surtids, Y las trans lccio
nes muy lImita1as. Sc vendiercn
100 sacos Puerto Rico, superior, 8
3O4 duros quintal, y varias otras
partidas de igual clase a 80, 3O1
y 30s.
81 movimiento del Dep6sito d.
Comercio en- el tltimo mes ha sido
muy escaso. No hubo en'rada al
guna y ian solo una ssllda de 20
sacos. La exjsteD cia allf en- 81 de
Diciemb.e Q era de 220 sacos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-02-18
Privilegios de invenci6n.
Subastas.
Pro ridencias judicia' 60.
4
Ayuntamientos.

Exists en- Paris un hospital, que
ha tornado considerable desarrollo
estando proteg do por la clase ele-
vada, Y es el Asilo: de Villepointe
en- el one Sc tratan exelusivamente
las enftrme iades de- pecho, tan fire.
cueutes en- las J6venes. Ooosum +,
esta casa gra ldes cantidsdes de
aceite de higado de baca'ao, y mas
importantes serfan aun, 81, con su
ma frecuenoia, los parientes no tu-
viesen q1e renuuc,a ar a esa ind
cacl6n, a causa de su desagra liable
sabor, de su repugnante olor y di
gesti6n dificil. Tan luego sc efec-
tuaron las primeras comunicaciones
ci6ntfioss de Ohapoteaut, sobre el
MoRRHUo1, este establecimiento 10
adopt6 eu vista de los felices re
sultsdos certificates por los meii-
cos : d miuuci6n de la toS, reapari
ci6n del sueho, aumento de las fuer-
zas y del apetito.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-02-18
AN UN CLOS.
Vacu,nacion.

81 viernes 20 del actual, de 8 10
fe la ms mana vacunala ell DR.. Ella
directamente de Ia ternera en- el p
so bajo de la casa Ayunt amiel to
sie ia Ospital, entrando p r la C; .
lie de Ia Luna.
Precio: por oada persona 80
Y el sAbado 81 del mi mo mes, q
las citadas horas y en- dicho q ttei
efectuara la vacunaci6n gratuita q
as personals pobres que SO presen
ten con una papeleta armada y Sc
llada por ell Oelad>r municipal de
cada bsrrio, expr' ssndo el nomtre
del padre 6 mad e, Ia Calle y D1me.
70 de III domici 10.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-02-18

Idon Manuel Asensio Sehemidt
Maestro Mayor del Parque de Ar
tilleria. Il
Le desea'nos la gloria eterna
enviando nuestro p6same &.su an
gustiada familia Y demas deudos
Vscuna.-El p,6ximo sabado, q
de los corrientes, de 8 10 de la
manar1a. SO vaounar1 gratuitamen
re- d. la ternera, por ell DR. d. Jose
Elias, a cuarta personas pobres dt
tOdas edsdes SO presenter en- e.
edificio conocido. como antigua
Carcel, calle de la Luna, prOvi-tat
de una bolets f-ma la y sellada POI
el Oelador municipal del Distrito
respective, en- la que, ademas de-
nomhre del padre 6 de la madre,
constsrs ell lTdmero de la caea y Ca
lie djnde habiten los pobies que
soliciten vacunarse en- ell referido
o3al.
Aceite de 0llVaS. -C0mpl6tamon
te puro y diafano,y sobre todo se-
leoto y exquisite, vendese en- bote-
las en- el Dep6sito de calzsdo La
PGlmesana, de Marcos Pieras. :
Sc recomienda tan valioso@ pro-
ducto.
La Emulsion de Scott es un
riunfo en- los an ales'de la quimica
y de la terapeutfoa. =:
Rio piedrss, Mario q de 1887.
-Senores Scott y Bowne.-Muy
senores mios en- los 35 amos qur
cuento de ejercicio de la profession
m6dica, he tenido muchas oportu-
nadades para persuadirme de ls
utllidad y. veutsjss del uso del
aceite dc higado do bacalao, y de
los hipofosttos de cal y de sosa, en-
las Intermediates de tuberculosis,
tisis, escrofulosis, raquitismo y con-
sunci6n de todo origen y era de
espersrse que la association de aque
Hos medicamentos d,era ell mismo
identico resultado. Asf ha sucedido
con la Emulsion que ustedes pre-
parau, cuando las"ind cacioues que
la reclaman Sc llenan racIOnalmen-
te. No tengo difoultad en- Greer
y proclamar que el productO es IN
triunfo en- los anales de la quimica
y la terapeutics. Con sentimientos
de cons deraci6n>ey respeto teDgo
I'll honor de suscri6irme de ustedes
atent) s. s. Q. s. NJ. B.-N Mila
no, de la Uiversidad de Caracas
[Venezuela]"
"D3 csusas leves suelen resultar
fectos graves No hay dolencia |
Insig nif1eanle.-Por leve que ses
una indIsposici6n requiere cuidadc
81 no podrla dessrrollar
20 hasta tomar proporciones alar-
nantes GU .ndo no fatales. Entre las
NIL y una Intermediates que ator
nentan d la humauidad ninguna
,lase exige tanta atencion como
aquellas que afectan q la gargauta
Y los pulmones, pues enganan por
"a poca importaucla sparente de su
principle, Y con frecuencia solo
sacramento cuando el on
fermo tlene la vida en- pe.igro. Una
igera tos suele ser ell sintoma pre-
cursor de la terrible Tlsis; perO ira
ada en- segnida con el Pectoral de
AnGcahuita, desaparece como por
Este precioso remedio to-
nado en- union con Ell Acelte de HI
Jado de Baoalao es infahble On e.
de tcda Affection bron
lr;al 6 pulmonar, tos, MAJ de ga.
Sants, etc. Exiiase la frma de
Lanman &c Kemp y su Marca In
lustrtal (grabala en- acero)".