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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-01-14
Espana 8 DIV, $15 por 100.
Habana 8 div, $12 por 100.
Mevinaiento de puerto
ENTRADAS
ENTRADAS

De Ponce, balandra "Nina.n T. Ochoa
hermanos, sob y so cajas bacaIao
DE Ponce, gOleta q Dolores" j. Ochoa
hermanos, $4,000 tasajO. Egozcue Y Clos, SO caias
clayos, 44L4 ppa vino, 75 sacos sal, IL cajas con
servas, 2 faraos especies.
DE Barcelona escaIa, vapor espanol g Al
fOnso XIII de 3,417 tODeladas, captain Domfn-
guez, S. de Ezquiaga. Palacios y co., 500 caias
pasta. Hernaiz CO., IL caias calzadO, l idem te-
Jldo., Sierra y CO., 100sacOs arros, 200 idem hari
na de trigO. Antonio Olivia, STA pipas vino. Ru-
bert hermanOs, 40I4 $50 barriles vino, Piga her
manOs, fardos, cajas tejidos Sores. de g.
Mantilla CO., 2cajas impresos. Font Vidal, q
caias caleadO. Joaquin Pena CO., L GAIA, fardo
tejdOs. Armas v Jimenez, Gaia aferreteria .Su-
y CO., GAIA, jaula, cuadros, 2 paquetes, tu-
bo, bultOs maquinaria. A. Mayol CO., 1 caia
paraguas, idem embutidOs. Sores. de (Jrcasitas
= CO., GAIA, fardo tejidOs. A. Cabanas, 4 bultOs
variOs. Uria co., GAIA ferreteria. Sores. de j.
Hernais y CO., cajas frasadas. Rotuado, 1 caja
tejidos, idem almanaques, / idem duces, / ba-
rril vino. A la orden. NIarcas. l., 400 barrriIea
camora, 500 caias iab6n. GnilleTmety, GAIA va
rios. G, S., idem abanicos. M. c., idem i'm
presos. S, NJ, idom calgadO. p. c., baules
rOpa. P. p, 200 sacOs hariDa. P. A, caias 1
fardo paraguas.
DE Lunemburgo, bergantfn ingl6s Dia-
dem" de 162 toueladas, captain Crasso a Lopez
Villamil co., 403I3 bacalao, LOG cajas idem. IS
medias idem, $50 tambores idem, 8OIS pescada, 200
barries arenques, 10 idem macarelas. 10 idem pes
cadO, 298 tablas maderas, 70 atados 4ejamanf
Vapores que SO aguardan:
San FTaaciso, fines de mes.-Mo,smeEQ.
del 20 al I'btri'agiG, hacia ell 16.-Ciasdad
de Cdd5g, ell 14.-Er9oest0, del Ia al TO-
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g. r3G1N CT P~

Sc vende una QUINTA situada en- la entrada
del pueblo de Rio piedras, frente la carretera
que oOnduce de esta Cudad al ndcadO pueblo
compuesta de seis cuerdas de terreno, mas me
nos, mbrado dc yerba lie guinea Y maoillo ii
boles frutales casa habitaci0n; un pesebre par
cuatrO caballOS, habitaciOnes propias para ba1o
Y para guardian ohietos; cuya finca Sc halla muy
bien oercada la cual esta propa para el nagocio
de Guido de caballOs pesebFe. Tambien Sc cam
bia por terrera en- esta Ciudad, asf come
tambien sc vende UN BILLAR so pesos. Pare
mas infOrmes, Sol nIlmero 81.
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SeCCi6n mercantiI
MERCADO DE I.A CAPITAL.

Ag@c0f.-Hoy sin ventass SabenoS uue
hay listos por esros contornos como 400 hlco
yes retino, esperanto oportunidad de veuf.l.
CGfe.-Llega muy POGO al mercato Y Sc
vende de $243 25 p. c.
Miezes.-No Sc han hecho ventaS ol com
petencia.
Ropa.-Va siendo menos escaso i,or T.! ,ue-
Vo que Sc fabrica perO no desciende tlt SO rpn-
tavoS.
Com6dos-El Bonco Esp7j7"i ,,t5za roy
con buena delnanda..
Londres 0O'dlv, $5-e73
Paris 8 DIV, $l65 por 100
Estados-Unidos 3 DIV, $22 por 100
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Mercados de La Isla
Ponce Y Mayaguez, sin variacion.
AGUADILLA

Los informes que tenemos de aquella pla-
"a, son de que va quedando va muy POGO cafe
disponlble, este en- manos de expenditures.
los cuales no han querido vender $253 D. e.
por corrente limpio. No Sc han hecho ventas
de az1car, adn cuando muelen la mayor partc
de las hacendaS.
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N 0 7 A S

Nuestro celoso ST. Alcadea atendo ala sdpIi-
ca de LA CORRESPONDENCE. Esta nlanana SUI
pinos que personalnente habia eatadO en- la
plaza, vigilanio Gle que no. faltara carno para
el consume, hasta Sc asegura que hizo sacrifi-
"a res que luego vendfa las 10 de la ma
ell tablaiero Ramon Gonzalez.
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Indice Official de Gobernaci6n
Re0leS 6rdeWes.

Remtiendo II copias de certiticados CO.
rrespondientes igual numerU de marcas y
un disenOspor cada una lie elias.
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1s)
DE PUERTO PLATA
a NugvA-YORk
POR. eI Doctor F'ranck

P4 40 - &D % BS y " aSuS
POK. eI Doctor F'ramck
ESCRITO EXPRESAMENTE
PARA
LA CORRESPOND DE PUERTO RICO
lApUEgzs zsgRAcrA0us De uN IzsaO De MzMosIAsl
(CoNTINUACI0N)
La vieja desaparecio silenciosamente
por la misma puerta por donde habla en-
trado.
Pero Lib despues de apretar nuevamen-
te mis- manos volvio llamarla diciendo:
-lTrae champana y copas.. Katy! Voy a
consagrarle todo el dla mi amante
AZ oacpreser abandonaba 70 las habita-
cionesde IA viuda, despu6s de haber pasado
una tarde dslciosafy me despedf en- estos
terminaS
- u sabes Libi, dentro de una bora
Is are de regreso
IS y espesp. Iremos Ia opera y
d9~pues eenaremo Cd Delm6nico.
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una senor1ta amiga nuestra, Sc le ha
5rdido anoche, desde la casa ndmero 36 de
q calle de la Fortaleza hasta el teatro, una
pulsera de plata, con una herradura en- relieve,
que es un recuerdo de fam;la AL que la pre-
sente EN- esta Redacci0n on la de FL Busc0-
pie, sera generosamente grafificado.
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Fotograffas en.".", verso

Els ell tipo encantadOr
de la mujer mahOmetana
que reina como sultana
en- harem de emperador.
Els de trigue1o color,
pelo negro y onduloso,
ojos rasgados Y hermosos
negros tambien cual mis- penas,
Y ell azul que hay en- sus venas
marca en- su cults preciOSO.
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SECCION DE ANUNCI0S

Sc VENDE
A@SG-A
Eli I'll pueblo de Trujillo-ato, una
S7Ezzz=sz2I e CASA de MADEIRA, altos baios,
para establecimientO mercantile. All cOntado d
plaZOs con gaTanta. DirirSe 4 P0dr1
Orcasitas Munoz en- RjO-piedraS
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EPfGRAMA

EPfGRAMA y
COmpro un bilIete Matias,
ell cual premiado saliO,
Y en- aqu9llos mismOs dias
la mujer Sc le muri0:
" esas son dos lOteriaS."
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la nujer Sc lie muri0
esas son dos oteriaS"
~ 9ATtGcMtOS que Sc eTeCOne5e2ad0n:- Los garra-
foneS baratfsmos las castanas catalanas y
Hamburguesas que Sc venden en- Ia casa de z
Andres Bordoy, San Francisco 81.
- ArtjtW1oS que Sc recoDa5e3ad09t.-Lass \
carteras sudaderas para yestidos que fabrlca
Mr.. BG2tteGosj de Paris son las mas duraderas,
c0modas y elegantes. VendedOres en- San
Juan.-ATn10S q Ji''ae9aeS.
CHARADA
PyjneG- -Seget91d0-t -teYceY0
en- ell mundo de la farsa
dOS-tTeS en- Andaluc1a
Y en- la ciencia geografica,
tegcBTG-CMGrtG tratadO,
Y el tOdO pareCe fabula
Los Sres Margarida Ca. San Justo, es-
quinaa la Luna, han recibidO ell mejOr surtidO
de muebleS que Sc encuentra en- la Capital. Los
7enden Inuy baratOs arriendan precios del
todO equitativOs. 8-v
LA ONA Cd ORA NTfSIMA
del Archipelago Filipino.
Aromatisa con su embriagadora esencia
los polvos dentales del DR.. Salicrup.
Eg@ C0S0S que Sc Yec0Nejegada22 Ell BUEN
GUSTO Uno de los mejores salones de barbe-
ria peluqueria de la Capital.
Pr0pjet0riO: J. Apellaniz San Justo, nG-
nero l6.-Perfumerfa extra superior Sc admi-
ten abonados -EsmerO Y limpieza.
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Vive esta nina hechicera
que es muy mona Y muy gracioSa,
Y tiene un color de rosa
cual para mi 10 quisiera,
en- una casa terrera
de una calle de w5a pt0n1etH
que adoran los del Profeta,
Y es la mujer ideal
que tiene mucha mas sal
que Rosohil tiene pesetaS
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Sus ojos negros, rasgadoS,
ruelven loco a cualquiera
81 ser60s miriam, quisiera
no ser pOr ellOs mirado,
pues me deja hipnotizado
V su f1u1do me enerva,
su mirada me trascuerda
Y un cec6O singular
tiene, que hacer recordar
las barbianas de mi TERRA.
Cfeo la habr6is conocido
Y Ell gracia os caerA sin duda
la belIIsima criatGra
que aqpl Os he reproducido:
Mas tened POI entendido
que nunca ell nombre os dire .
con que adiVinela usted
es la triguella EN- question
chica de gran cOraZ0I
y muy bonita, pardiez.
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0ATt5cMlOs que Sc ereCOaate9ada3e:-Los garra-
fones baratisimos las castalas cataIanas y
Hamburguesas que Sc venden en- la casa de z
Andres BOrdoy, San Francisco 81.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-06-09
EStray Notice.

THFRE CAME TO MY PLACE. AT GILMAN.
idaho, one ba! mare, five years old star on fore
head. orsnded u ON both shoulders. and w II
with quarter circle above on left shoulder under
the - Brand; weight ab nut seven hunnred pounds
me "wntr or owners are requested to prove
properly, pay charges. and take said auinixl away
Sain mare was TAX. up by in- +. bruar, .5th 1891
sho mas run with my stock since about Dcceinb be
LIST. l>.O. r A IossLIVN
Dated March 9Th, 1891
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sARNABY RuDcE AND CHRISTMAS
oIlvEP Tlv!sr AND GREAT ExPsc-
TA1iokS,
THE EUNCOMMER ERClAl TRAVELLER,
a TALE OF TWO CITIES, HARD
TIMES Ard TIE MYSTERY or
:OWlN DRCOD.
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THg DOLLAR COL ] N \

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CESERAL AGENTS SELLING TIE PATENT
~ '"l"atHhle Shoe are making from 5000 to
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lem. Muss
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Lon SALE-TIe United States and Canadian
l patents, recently issued, for article of
. rtat merit and utility R.co,vcd medal oI s,lne
tiori'A at An rirAn lnsttlt. FAR Ny Or will
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~ ESb Zoe. t. AGi NTs REC RID Box ~ Atlanta
L 'h hi.H h"vt In!r uNut nui atIr IS inse,t-
tu ! he r'sl II viii ne n surprising ainu,iut
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4 j Fh'uinlt hLtnci.ss etc You get thp ltpCr
~ Win !9ur natn' ana II ilrcs~ printed ia ii for
Oh ten ,cn;.; 3 HOS 25c : year 75c.
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EStraY Notice.

CAME TO MY RANCH ON BIG LOST RIVER
.uhh ;, ON or about the summer OF 1889, and low
taken up by me as an .strAy this 23i day Of JHuu
ary' 1881. one small Roam HORSE, weight sbu ut
COO POUNDS. branded thus: y = on lef, shoulder,
TIL on left stiae. 81 on right shoulder: white
face, underip white, hind legs white above mid.
aie JOINTS outside OF night front leg white up t.
knee, about five inches of left front l.v white.
saddle marked on back and sides: should ia &c
his age aoout nine years. Owner il requ, stcd TO
away. - n EIrREv
Leslie, Altnras County, Idaho, Jan sd. 1891
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-13
THE STORMS IN BRITAIN,
Tho Clouds HIVE Cleared Away-Xrccliinl;

iho Clouds iinrc Cleared Away-WreckinS
Crows Lost-Awful Damage.
LONDON, Nov. 12.-Though at mid
night the great gale in England had
subsidized and the dark heavy storm
clouds had passed away to the north
eastward, over the German moon, it
seems that the storm is still prevailing
in southwestern Ireland.
A dispatch received this morning
from Skibbereen, which lies forty miles
southwest OF Cork, states that the gale
is raging there with great fury. Many
houses at Skibbereen, and some at
Aldcourt, have been greatly damaged.
The gale now prevailing in that portion
OF Ireland is believed to be the first OF
the storm which weather indications
last night showed approaching the coast
from the Atlantic.
From Ramsgate on the cast coast OF
the Isle OF Thanet, Kent, IRON which
many fishermen sail daily to pursue
their calling brings the intelligence that
some OF the hardy residents OF that town
made their last cruise. A fishing smack
Mailing from Ramsgatc reached here this
morninsaitera terrible experience; four
OF her crew, while assisting in handling
the smack in the worst OF the gale, were
swept overheard and drowned.
There is great excitement in South
port at the mouth OF the Ribblc on the
Irish Sea over the fate OF the crew OF
llfe-boatmen, who went out yesterday TO
attempt to save the crew OF the vessel
which was in distress off that place.
The liic-boat was fully manned Up to
this morning no intelligence OF them has
been received. BY many they have been
given up rs lost.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-13
CHINESE WANT WAR.
Tho Recent Riots n Virtual Declaration Of
War AEninst Forelgn Powers.

War Against Foreign Powers.
SHANGHAI, Nov. ia native paper
says that all leaders OF rioters who dc.
stroyed tho churches and chapcls at
Kwang Tch Chow in Anhui have been
examined and have confessed, impli-
eating student. Tho magistrate re-
fused TO entertain this charge on the
ground that tho student WIS incapable
OF such an act, and refused to confront
him with his accuscrs, who had boon
sent TO Wahu for trial. The student
has followed them to clear his character.
Tho North China Nci9publishcs long
article fully discussing tho recent riots,
with their causes. 1t says in brief:
The theory that the rebels arc attempt
ing to overthrow the central govern
ment by embroiling 1t with foreign
powers, although plausible at first, is
now absolutely incredible. Among
other curious things we must believe,
according 10 this theory, is that the
Chinese governments dealing with its
enemies as no government ever did be-
fore. 1t cannot SEQ them until actually
pointed out by foreigners. Unless their
names and addresses are given it cannot
find them. In short, tho government
has gone mad The officer cannot con-
troi his soldiers, the governors their
officers, or the emperor his v!ccroys.
Moreover, no rebel has yet even been
seen by foreigners. Such rioters rs
foreigners have recognized were without
exception the cmpcror's most loyal
subjects and servants and officials. No
act OF theirs has been directed against
the government. Foreigners alone have
suffered. The truth is that Chinese OF
all classes hate tho foreigners. A
generation has passed since the last
foreign war and the Chinese now
believe they can make China too hot
Tor foreigners 10 live in. Nothing can
be gained by negotiations ut Picking
Unless the powers interfere with arms
tho agitation will 90 on until the
foreigners are crampcd up in their
concessions as in old factory days. All
the riots arc inspired deliberately by
the imperial government for purpose.
As for war. that was declared prac-
tically by the Chinese five months ago,
the only question is how soon the other
side will be compelled to strike back.
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FIRE IN LONDON,


LONDON, Nov. IA fire broke out at
MI early hour this morning in Bcthnul
Green, M eastern suburb OF London, in
the quarter occupied by lumber yards,
factories md large number OF tene-
mcnts filled with poor families. The
flames spread with irightful rapidity.
Fortunately much Of the lumber and
timber stacked in the yards had been
thoroughly soaked by the tremendous
downpour OF rain yesterday and this to
q great extent prevented tho connagra-
ton from doing al immense amount OF
damage. As it was the loss is very
heavy. adjacent TO the houses burned
were large number OF dwellings filled
with tenants who were panic-strickcn
when they realized the danger in which
their houses were placed. Many per-
sons, in the destroyed dwellings made
no attempt TO save their personal effects,
clothing or furniture, but fled scantily
clad into the streets, considering them
selves fortunate in escaping with their
lives. Forty families are homeless.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-13

Mrs. Michael Curtain, Plainlcld, H.,
makes the statement that she caught
cold, which settled on her lungs; She
was treated for 4 month by her family
physician, but grew worse. He told her
she was a hopeless riciim Of consumption
and that no medicine could cure her.
Her druggist suggested DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption; she bought
4 bottle and 10 her delight found herself
benefited from first dose. She continued
its use, and after taking ten bottles
found herself sound and well, now does
her own houscwork and is as well rs she
ever was. Free trial bottles OF this
Great Discovery at Logan Drug Co. 3
Drug Store.
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4 BEER TRUST

Said to BIO Forming in Cincinnati and Sur.
rounding Cities.
q CINCINNATI, ONO, Nov. PA consol-
Sidation OF the twcnty-seven breweries in
Cincinnati, Covington and Newport is
now said to be agreed upon by all but
two OF the twenty-scven brewcrics in
the entire cities. These two will un-
doubtedly. Join in the movement ii tho
plan is carried out. The idea is to nc
icomplish n consolidation by incorpora-
ton under the laws OF Ohio, vesting tho
authority in board OF trustees who
would have central office, but each
brewery would be managed by its pres
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They Dread Cold Weather.

Persons subject 10 muscular rheuma-
tism have good reason for drcading the
cold weather OF the winter months.
They will find much relief, however, ii
not Il permanent cure by applying
Chambcrlain's Pain Balm. 1t prompt
" relieves the pain and in many cases
has effected permanent cures. For sale
by X. Goctze, WV. Irwin, John Klari,
9. Schnept, G. Mcnkemillcr, W. S. Nc
CulIough, NJ. W. Heinrich, W. L. Will
Jams, s. L. Brlce, John Coleman, W. G.
Armbrecht, The Kurtz Drug Company,
Lincoln & Co., and W. II. Williams,
Wheeling. ". Va. Bowie 60, Bridge
port, Ohio. B. T. Peabody, Benwood,
W. Va. pkw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-13

MADRID, Nov. l2.-The hurricane
which passed over part OF Spain yes,
terday was the cause OF q number oil
disasters. The gale was particularly
severe along the coast oil Galcia.
Off the town oil Villa Sarcia, there was
lying nj anchor Il Spanish man.oi-war.
A steam launch belonging to the wal
ship had gone ashore on business con.
nected with the ship. On her return
the little craft had not proceeded far
when sine became unmanageable and
rapidly driitcd shorcward. She was
thrown upon the shore and five OF her
crew were drowned.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-13

VALPARAISO, IND, July 1.-THE vii
lagc OF Hobart was aroused yesterday
by the explosion OF twenty tons OF pow
der at Mi!lers station, five miles distant.
Several houses were totally wrecked
and thousands OF panes OF window
glass were broken into the smallest
bits. At Millers nothing was visible OF
the powder plant, the buildings having
been totally lost. Loss $4,000. No one
injured,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-13

PARIS, Nov. ,l2.-The Eclair, OF this
city, publishes dispatch from Athens
which contains information OF startling
importance. In substance the CORES
pondent OF the Ecldir states that con-
spiracy has been discovered in Athens,
with qualifications in other portions OF
the kingdom, having for its object the
overthrow OF thepresent ruling dynasty
OF Greece.
The dispatch adds that it has been
learned that a number OF persons high
in political circles are implicated in the
plot.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-13

WASHINGTON, D. c., Nov. IA state
ment has been prepared 4. the pension
Office showing that during the month OF
October, 1891, 32,946 pensions OF all
classes were granted, the first payments
OH which aggregated S4,35SS0j, OF
Sl32 80 to each pensioner.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-13

Ont owners. A great reduction in ex.
penses Is claimed for tho new plan, and
also tho virtual control OF the beer trade
similar to that enjoyed in tho whiskey
tradc trust.
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Will Fortify Against ChInn,

ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. 12.-The authori-
ties OF the Russian war Office have re-
solved to construct Il line OF forces along
the Chinese frontier, and TO increase
the number OF officers in Central Asia.
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THERE is nothing like DR.. Thomas
Electric Oil to quickly cure cold or
relieve hoarseness. Written by Mrs.
NJ. ]. Fellows, Burr Oak, st. Joseph
county, Mich. D&w
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA,

SUMMER LAW LECTURES mine wccSi?1
begin c.h Jnly. 1891. and end 9th ScptcHba-.
lave proved OF signal usc,-lst, 10 students WHO
design 10 pursue theIr studies ut this or other
Law School; md. 10 those who propose to read
privately; and 81, TO practitioners who have no:
had tho advantage OF systematic instruction.
For circular apply lp. o. University OF Va, tBa''
louisville; VaJ 10 JoKS i. 3lSOE: Prof Goa.
and Stltc Law riyIUDtW
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Toledo, Ohio.
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believe him perfectly honorable in all
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Druggists, Toledo. Ohio.
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ELY's CREAM BALM is worth its weight
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tic cured mes. A. Lowell, Franklin,
Ia. MwFAw
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! HAVE been 4 sufferer from catarrh
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Respectfully yours,

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The secret OF success is consiancy t,
purpose.-Lord Beac0nsfcld.