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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-06-26

institution which should be cherished
and guarded and fostered. This
college of the people, where all
may come and all may grad
uate, was a most valuable
thing. He thanked Superintendent
Anderson for the honor Of permitting
him to confer the honor, and as Mr..
McChesney presented himself to receive
the paper, Judge Cochran said he hoped
it would be bright milestone in long
and honorable existence.
Rev. DR.. Cook then closed the exer-
cises with the benedictlon, and the au-
dience dispersed, while congratulations
were showered upon the members of the
class.
The Commencement was most sue
cessful one throughout.
The Commencement of Lincoln school
will take place at the Opera House this
evening.
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In the Name of the Prophet.

igs: cry the vendors Of tie fruit in CONSTANT
nople. Certainly great cry over little
wool" Scarcely less foolish i the practice Of
those who fly to violent physicing for costive
ness. They dose themselves violently, weaken
their bowels by SO doing, and disable them from
acting regularly, so thgt, verify, the last con-
dition of such people is worse than the first
uostetter's Stomach Bitters is the safe and ef-
fective substitute for such vast expedients. But
no, let US not coll them expedents for it is by
no means expedieut 10 use them. What is need
ID is "A gentle but thorough laxative, which not
only insures action OF the bowels without pain
or weakening effects, which also promotes n
healthy secretion and flow OF bile into its pro.
per channel, Dyspepsia debility Kidney com
plants, rheumatism and malaria gi'e in to the
Bitters.
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A VIEW OF THE STAGE

good advice regarding the use OF THIS
word, and he was an admirable repre-
sentation OF an admirable SchoOl-that
OF Madison district. His imaginative
trip along the street, gave some apt IL
mStratiOnS OF the use OF the word, and
he several times aroused laughter and
applause. His manner and voice wore
alike admirable.
Miss Ada G. Campbell, of Ritchie
had assigned her as a recitation, "The
Fashionable School Girl" and the re-
turn of the daughter of the small
grocer from her fashionable boarding
school was portrayed in most artistic
manner. The painful results OF fash
ionable education and an affected man
ner when grated upon being having
paucity OF gray brain matter were dis
played very well, and the climax reach
ed when 1.-The old man" puts his foot
down on the ;'utterly utter" business
evoked loud applause.
Miss Julia l.. NJ. Daum, OF Centre
School, followed Il musical medley with
an essay, "Our Military School" She
gave a terSe and admirable description
of the United States Military Academy
ut West Point, with an outline OF its
history. the latter beginning with the
old fort of the revolution. She charac-
terized it as a military school equal TO
any in Europe, and one to which ad-
mission was earnestly Striven for by the
best Young men in the land. The
speaker gave a well-couceived idea OF
the daily life OF the students at the
modern school, and the paper was in all
respects an admirable one, atfordlng as
it did. lin condensed form, large
amount of information bearing upon
the Academy.
Miss Minnie Lohse, of Center school,
followed with a recitation, The Fam
ine," from Longfellow'S Song of Hia-
w2tha." She spoke in clear and we'll
modulated voice and with considerable
dramatic effect, and acquitted herself
most creditably. She was warmly aP-
pauded by the audience. Miss Louise
j. Meyer, of Richie school, took for the
subject of her essay 'Sclf-Reliance,
and in her paper had embodied thoughts
which would not have diScredted
more mature mind. Her words of adj
vice. OF counsel and of encouragement
were well considered, and her
knowledge OF present conditions
and her conception Of remedies
which properly and perSiStcnty APP
piled. might be productive OF most du-
rable results, did her much credit. Her
claims for self-reliance, method, order,
civility, punctuality, and kindred vir-
tues were generally recognized as be-
ing exceeding proper, and her injunc-
ton to the youth within sound OF her
voice to trust themselves, and to cult
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-06-26
Election of Officers.

Local Union No. A, United Mine
Workers, of this city, elected tbs fol
lowing officers at meeting held last
night:
President-H A. Foster.
Vice PIesident-Robert Green.
r. S.-Jere Mead.
T.. F.-W. :. BeresfOrd.
Treasurer-John Donahue.
nspector-John Reymer.
Door Keeper-Richard Walker.
Local Board-H. A. Foster, Jere
Mead and w. S. Beresford.
Delegates to Ohio Valley Trades As
>cmbly-Jere Mead, III. A. Foster ana
John Donahue.
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preceding hour, entered the stage from
'bc wings upon either. side, keeping
Steps Co q march by the orchestra, the
pupils representing the several schools
being as follows:
Madison School. earle Anderson,
Laura NJ. Burt, Bertha NJ. Uthman, c..
w. Humphrey, Hariette w. Page, Al
ter'a L.,,ou. Isabel Henry, Florence n.
/ Harvey, LYDIA Laue, Rose NJ. Hunter,
Mary T. NicOil. Ada NJ. Jones, EStella
Nav Underwood. Alberta NJ. Prince.
Clay SchoOi-Mamic l.. Brown, An
toue-te Reymaun, Sadie EmSheimer,
Walter t. Higgins, Lucretia MemminG-
cr Rose krauS, sam :. Brilles, Eta b.
>'aiuleld, Hauncheu Bonnheim, Leonard
g. Hcyman, Lewis +. HuSeman, Mary
il OileSpy.
Union School-aKate NJ Wells, Pearl
J. Rose. Prudence Is. Higgins.
Centre Scbool-"Mnnie-Lohse, Julia
i. NJ. Daum.
Webster School-%Chuton McCheSuey,
Percy *. Callahan, Howard c. Clark,
E>tella McNaSh, Bessie x. Evans, Kate
A. Ebeling, Agnes Carpenter.
Ntchie school Louisa j. Meyer,
Ada Campbell, Nettie L. Graebe, Eva T..
loaecker, Josephine Mauer.
'Eec,rguts Of Medals.
The Graduates entered upon the stage
in pe-iec, time and order, and remained
Standing in TWO graceful Semi-circleS,
facing The audience, during the rendi-
Ton ot the march. Taking their seats
-' It's conclusion, superintendent An
tcr>on announced an Invocation by Rev.
i. Rush Swope, of ST. Matthew's p. E.
CHURCH. The prayer was most apprO-
Pirate one, aud the members OF the Class
rising % their feet, stood with bowed
l'-dS until its conclusion.
The Class song, "SOng of Welcome" "
.-rn lauSuratcd the programme prop
''. VI SS Robinson conducting the class.
A.>> Mamie L. Brown, OF Clay school,
GOO sa.ulatorian of the class Of 1891
.-al delivered her admirable paper.
sue recalled that in the happy month OF
'Ale the college and school doors all
over tae land were open, and pupils
were stepping forth after having COM
g.e-ed their school life. Tonight that
-rtateSt OF an colleges. the public
SCHOOLS, was celebrating its commence
.-'At, and the pupils who had comp eted
,-e chosen course OF education were be-
'oie their friends and the public 10
-'HonStrate the efficiency OF the school
system oil the city, and of the country NJ
,''Se' as well She bid all preSeht.a
-'lFty welcome,ia behalf OF her class.
%. earle Anderson. Of Madison school,
.o"owed the saiutationS with an admi-
.'0'e essay Nowadays, which con
,~.oed number of good things,
''uceably his delicate references to
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be to stop paving the streets for long
time to come, but the facts are that
with cheaper system of lighting, more
money could be spent upon other pub
lie improvements and the gain would be
two-fold: better lighting and more
money for other uses; maintaining the
same rate Of taxation. The
city has an opportunity to better her
lighting system and at the same time
reduce its cost and nothing could be
more unwise than failure to do So"
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GREAT SUCCESS.
-, mrR-ggNIH ANIMAL COMMENCEMENT
EXERCISES
, b. pgbrc Schools Hsld at the Opera House Last
Evening, Before Very Large
Audience.

# COMMENCEMENT night
So the fourteenth annuai
- Commencement OF the
, Wheeling public schools
~ attracted the usual
- immense audience to the
rs, o,era House, last even
~ ing. and the occasion
~ was one calling for all
nv praise and congratula-
-a( tion for the graduates
49, as well as those in any
connected with the control or
sion of the schools. The very large
,.e early attracted to the scene,
,o,,rated alike the great popular IN
-... manifested in the schools, and the
.tyar,al conviction that so excellent an
,..,t,onal system most needs result in a
announcement programme OF absorbing
.-.-.sr and this expectation Of excel
..... was fully realized i'm an evening
charming literary exercises. The
-,duates down upon the programme
7-r e..av. Grafton or recitation acQuit-
.,.5 themselves in q iaultleSS manner,
...'i ,Io Intrinsic merit OF the original
...n.r, and tbe graceS OF manner and
'..s-,,-.. ,elf-p0SSeSSion and the evi-
lam or.le 0f the pupils combined 10
mn se lp au occasion OF rare Interest.
The only unpleasant event OF tho
evening resulted from the employment
of I'D ungent,emanly youth at the rear
door of the Opera House, this person
,.,lrr occasion TO show his general
l.,, of taste at most iEOpportune mo-
meut
The doors Of the Opera House were
thrown open % the general public az :
o'clock and from that moment on TO the
-.me when there was no longer even
standing room there was constant
crush of ladies and gentlemen struggling
t.rugh the entrance. The members
.ol ttc Board of Education aud the prin-
.c.rlI, and teachers of the schools were
.ore,eut in large numbers, the members
0f the Board In particular finding
better accommodation than year ago,
"a section Of seats having been reserved
for them. The audience was both a
representative and brilliant one, and
the view from the stage was Inspiring.
The stage itself presented q pretty
sccne, the front, along the footlightS
having been taStefully arranged with
potted plants aud flowers by Stage
Manager William Richardson, whose
efforts en- this direction have won him
much praise ON former occasions Of
similar nature A noticeable decoration
was several bouquets and wreaths OF
flowers, frozen i'm blocks of ice, and ar
ranged on either side OF the stage.
{ pom the right side Of the stage was
arranged the table for the accom- mo-
cation Of superintendent Anderson and
President 5. L. Jepson, Of the Board OF
Education.
AT eight o'clock the members Of the
.ass. who had been arriving from their
several homes in carriages during the
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UtEU.

DIED.
MCCANN-On Tuesday, June %, 1881. at
Colorado Springs, COL ELLA, wife OF James
McCann, in her aith year.
Funeral notice hereafter.
WICKHAM AT Philadelphia, w. Va, or
Thursday. June %, 1891. GEoRGE EDWARD, sol.
of William and Lucy Wicknam, in the 1871.
year Of his age.
Funeral Friday AFTERNOON at two O'Clock. IN
termcnt at Stone Church cemetery.
CONNERS-Thursdsy June 81. 1891, Mt 1915
o'clock p. m. PATRICK f. CoNSERs, aged Y
Years.
Funeral notice hereafter.
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Lost 2n Eye.

A man by the name Of Corcoran, who
is employed at the Central Glass Works,
met with quite serious accident yes
terday. He was dressing tum6lers In
the finishing department, when piece
of glass entered his eye, destroying the
usefulness OF the member.
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A Juvenile Band.

Persons along the levee last night
when the steamer Andes arrived, en-
joyed musical treat, which was FUR
nished by the Girls Cornet Band, OF
East Liverpool. The band is compose
of seventeen girls, whose ages range
from to II years. 1t was organize
about three years ago, and is prob
ably tho only one Of its kind In
existence in this vicinity. The
little girls all belong to respectable
families in East Liverpool. The in
structor and director is Mr.. VIM. Curl
man. They made a round trip on tn
Andes, and will get of at their home to-
morrow. The band furnished very cred
table music. The girls were dressed II
natty sailor costumes and caps, and ap-
peared to enjoy their work.
CLOSING OUT.-Our ladies' genuine
hand-turned $500 shoes reduced t.
S2.25. Greatest bargains ever offered, a
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1te1u Anrcrtia emrttta.
Eirst-CIass Meals
FOR SALE.

Five hundred acres OF Coal. two miles north
OF Martins Ferry on line Of c. q and w &
L. e. railroads and Ohio river This IS good
manufacturing site and will be SOLD cheap. En-
quire Box 81. Martins Ferry, Ohio. jc23z
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1f,t,,t,,trr Resorts.
THE WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS

q
GREENBRIER COUNTY, W. VA,
situated high up in the Aleghanies, 1900 feet
shove tidewater, is now open for the season.
rhis noted resort, made famous by three gener-
atoms. is Immediately on the line Of the great
Chesapeake and Ohio railway, with its splendlc
vestibuled and express trains both East and
West. and therefore readily accessible from al
Dar,s Of the country.
The high standard Of the outline obtained I'M
der the present management will be fully main
.ain.d and extended.
Pamphlets, with full information. can be OBJ
aimed at oil general ticket offices, or from
Is. II. EAKLE,
ic7daeb Superintendent.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-06-26

The following clipping, relative to the
pending electric light question, is from
Yesterdays edition of the ohio VdlleU
Manufacturers
'MoundSville, Welsburg, New Cnm-
berland and, in fact, all the progressive
little towns OF the State, have left
Wheeling far in the rear in the matter
of street lighting. The superiority, to
say nothing of greater cheapnesS, of
electric lighting to the antiquated sys-
tenn now in use, is no longer
disputed. Why this city should remain
in the semi-darkneSs which has envel-
oped it so long, when better system
of lighting conld be had at less cost,
is question to which it would be very
hard to give a sensible answer. The
change is one in which every individual
taxpayer would gain by the reduced
cost Of lighting the city and also by the
incomparably better light affored. From
purely personal motives some people
are in favor Of perpetuating the present
grossly inadequate system of street
lighting and they resort to all sorts OF
schemes to further that end. 1t is urged
that TO get light plant suitable to the
city's needs and requirements would
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MARRIED.

HUGHEj-Thursday mornine
June %. 1881. at The Church OF the Immacu lat
Conception by the Rev Father Muller, JOHN !
FERGUSON and KATE A. HUGHES.
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TOR SALE.
Grocery and general
new and fast growing TOW
crcasing daily. Will sell 81.
or sell store building and lot
tIete II YOU are looking for
kind YOU will find this to suit you ~
Terms easy. Good reasons for selling. We on
nave it for sale for Il short time, at very low
price. Call on Us at once.
ROLF & HARVEY,
Real Estate Brokers.
1874 Market St., Branch Office at MoMechen.
Telephone 500. le21-Ad
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A GENTS WANTED-s57.00 salary and ex-
"a pcnseS paid to bright, active. w!de-awaEe
Young men; teachers aSd students preferred;
EN- plcyme pleasant, refining and permanent;
no book pe0dling; our new plan takas Ike
''wild.Gre" Address National Library Asso-
citation, 243 Wabash Ave, Chicago, III. ny3ldV
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-06-26

ORGANIZERS WANTED-S5O and 500 in
" Five Months. First Certificates in $50 Class
date July LIST, 1891. First Glass Organizers want.
ed Write for terms. SUPREME LODGE. The
UNIVERSAL PROGRESSIVE, LEAGUE, az Washing
TON Street. Boston. Mass. lel3rn
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HEM Advertisements.

WTANTED-TwO OR THREE Unfurnishet
w rooms in good location, fo- housekee ping
Address H. Y, tbis office. je2oq
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rryO PRINTERs-FOR SALE-TWO ROLLER
L Moulds one 3 inches in diameter and %
inches long; one feet long and pa inches in
diameter Also set OF chains and shafts for
connecting folders with cylinder presses. APP
oily at this Office. Je25h
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.afANTED TO BUY OR EXCHANGE FOR
~ city property Farm, from 81 to 40 acres,
in Ohio county, not over nine miles from the
city. Must have an orchard. Apply or address
II. NJ. BABCOCK, 25l5 Chapline street, City.
ie2te&gh
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-06-26

IIOR SALE-SHELVES, IN GOOD CON
Market street 1ellh
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nor RENY-OFFICE LATELY OCCUPIED
Il by Professor EDgle, No. 1873 Chsplue St.
Enquire OF WM. l.. MCPHAlL, 1906 Market St.
ia0h
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NXTANTED-TwEN STONE NAP
w pers to work on pike Ut Cameron, w. Va
Call on or address ANDREW HAMMOND,
Cameron, w. Va. ley4s
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GIVEN AWAY-A COUPLE WAGON Loads
VI OF Kindling Wood for the hauling. Apply
ut this Office. je25h
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WIANTED-THREE OR FOUR ROOMS for
w light housekeeping. Best OF references
Rent in advance il necessary. Address "A. b.
c." REGISTER. Je23e&d
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DOR RENT-A LARGE BUSINESS ROOM,
Il now being constructed, fronting 81 feet on
Main street and the same Market Square,
and 30 feet on Tenth street. II 1t cannot be
rented as n whole it will be divided to suit ten
ants The cellar and the second story each be-
ing 200 BY 81 feet, are also for rent. Enquire OF
JAS. l.. HAWLEY, 1870 Main street. je24
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GEOGRAFxA
ASTRONOMICAL Y POLfTTCA
lE EllIlI gUS feSsslsiKs ULilLELlHli

ObfH dsclarsds do tsxto para las
eeuslas Do sata pFovincia g. kdlsi6n
d. vsntA an 10 lmptsnts del BoIs
SxM.
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Es EL MAS BARlT0.
ufElAt d IA leCTlIli 0lgYlEl
ssMSsssss .sr 81 Padre Riys.As,

Tsxto para laa Mscuei-a ds In TsIa
Dc Pusrto-Rico ssgdn Dscreto IeI
Kxemo. : limo. Ef. ObIspo e sata
Di6esais d. juan Antonio PuiR en "a
Dc Diciembrs de 1880, y puhlicado en
sl BslstfR EslSsi6stscs On 1.s a Tnsrc
do 1881, gus dice ssi.
"DessaDdo fscilitsr, ssRSn "a imnos
taneis vsquisrs, h s6quisioi6n Sel Os
tscismo de II Doctrins Cristisns ( tod
clase de psrsonss, vsnimcE N declagn
tambien Dc tsxt0 para Il Di6ceaie !
antique y popular 0stsciamO del p
RipRlds que 4 pssaF de 50 rtlneilo q.
lnmsn, somprsn&s On ana ssncIlle. :
copeisas pTsguntss y rsepuessas Il s..
ms tods do h ensaEansa eafdllss, ,sn.
nisHso 4 Il YES IN inmsras vsptaI. n
astAf poT m inAMo pfsoio Il elcansa n
90 ssmilias pobsAa.'
PsscSo.--S ahnvos ano. a 90. aaeA.
M , $50 sts. gfsssa,
BE ssnas sn b InSRnEaA. AsnAn,n
N PAsxI Y LSssxntA lei ButnFrn -
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Boleti( Eercantil de pusrtd-liet


PERIODICO CONSAGRADO
LA DEFENSA DE Los INTERESTS EAC0l1LES E1 ahERILI
oRsAEO DR LOS ESPAsOlEs nCOaDICIOgAlRS 20 PyObICO
coNDIcONEs GENERATES acordadas por la Drecccr
para toda clases de remitidos anuncios.
publication medic contEatos precs
vsnonass que dstermnasn los mimos.
LscomuncsdO rsmidos gacsls debn sutorzsdos
mas con de persons responsible Dc psgo
Los originates de comunados remi gxceta nuEcos
devueltos aunque pubhquen.
No responds de rotun nj extravos de clch6s
La umna del psi6dico condadA FOR
dsla,ga
publication Anuncios En- dssear coBd9 paga4
10 p.S sobre s precio de aifn
81 nunciaute enve sake pubhcac6n Dc
drA bonfc6n de 10 pS sobr los precos de tarifa
Ouando mpofs los anuncios excda de 3ss
anunane recA 6co sada nhmsro In cOntrzo
viara sl primer ndmero
Para del BoLATs n de gacsta
rsmtiao, sscci6n correspondents 1sx
Los suscptors tenkn 81 pS De bon6ca sobre preco
sstllas, comuncAdos remitaos
mpor Dc La sufcrpon anunos gacelsa rsmdos
cadoo, andcilado
81 imprsv!sa dsjax Dc al pertdco tsmpommtss
anuncnts rentsgado nas pubcsconss Las hn
asjado d. sAlE.
Tarifa para la publication dc anuncios.
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DE venta en- 10 Farm 50
cia de
n GuI!lermety.
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OIENofA DE TENEDURIA DE
JBROE sinplifcada por 10 aplloacion Dc
ana rsgla Il talihls para aesrtsr 81 asndor
y sl aerseaoi, aoompaxada d Ransrosos
slenplos Do oSloalos msreantiiss, por y
@. Marsh, tr&aasido Do Ia 30: sdisios In
giles. por A. O. Beck, baio la lamsdiata
snpsssi61 dol assor. Un tomo sisganss"
msnte snsaaasrnaao 1855 sn 10 I'm
del B0lstaM.
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Il MAESTRO Dc IN6LES,

Sc acAban de recibir ejemplarss
do Ia 6ltima edici6n publicada en-
New York 90 Ia Imprsnta de-
BoIsTM MzRcAsTrr 4 $3.50
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RlBRlOTR0AI
DE COMERClANTE

HIErORIk DEL OOkERuIO as'
das las naciones, lesas Loo tiempos mas 70
motos hasta uuestros dias por LIZ. 6cAsve'
traaaoil> lal francis Por los alumnos DE- 10
olass Do este i1ioma establsslGa On si Az
mso ksvssssa d Madrid, y psbllsads sex
pansas Do 10 misma ase<,iasion.
Dos tomos grussos, passx sspaAola, u
On ID Inprapte del BolsiiH-
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COHTkRlLlDAD
MUNICIPAL.

Jusgo complete de L.bros ARE
glados 4 los formularios publica
dos por el Gob;erno General.
Impresoa de todas clases paIs
los Municipios.
De venta On u Inprenta del
BoLx1Ia.
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reoibldos por el uItimo va
por-correo er Ia lmprents
del BOLETIN MEReAN-
TIL.
?ereda. Los HLmbres de pro.
Binu9s -Hlja. esposs J madre,
q tomos.
Escrieh.-M M&rtir dsl G6lgots,
! tomos.
O6digo Penal Mintar.
Ancora de salvaci6n, Devo III.
nArio).
CastsfoH.-TenednrIa DC lloros
1uia del Comercio y de L. banca.
NOVRLAs DE PERRZ GAL
OS.-Mecorias deun Oortesano de
1915, Rl Grande Oriente, ri Terror
de 1894, Un Voluntario realists,
Los Apost6licoA, Juan Martin el
Empecinado, Los Glen mil hijcs de
San Luis, On fsccioso mas, Rl siete
de Julio. Hatalla de los Arapiles,
Bail6n, ri equiraje del Rey Jose,
Napoleon en- Chamsrt!n, III 10 de
Mario y el 2 de Mayo, Gero1 q, Ira
falgar, La segunds csssca, I o Cor.
to de Carlos ~, O&dis, za agozs
Tormento, Bl DR.. Centeno, Lo Pro
hibido, La Fontans &c tro, El
Amigo Manso, Dons Perfecta q, Glo-
ria, Fortunate = Jaainta, La IA,
milis de Leon kOch, La Deahereda.
da.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-03-11
Enguento Holloway.

1ste maravillsss bklsams saaa infaIlbIamau
t. lee hsridas Aatiguas, las llagaa, , lss naIe
do pisrnas dc pschs. Per medic de q Iaauea
ola ias alcsrss virslsatas tsmaa mny prentg
IN aapsote oeRvalsolsnts desapareoen. r.
nAs ds3a, este uHGusnte fsnigsrants. de pssl
d.o!r ana cara perfsota do las afseolensa "a 4
misl, is' esastipadss, lss tssss , Il rsamatig
me, ann aaaHds 10 he apslads On vane q
dsE lesdeMks rsmedles.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-03-11
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