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The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1892-03-03

Friday Capt. Lyle's train took to
Embreeville an en- Sine to he used for
switch work about the Embreeville
IRON Works. 1t was q small engine,
ard had been in use of the Tennessee
4 Ohio railroad between Rogersville
and the junction.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1892-03-03

+. Firmston. president of the f. I.
h w. n. G. Ry., came to the city yes
terday.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1892-03-03

John sprague, a former typo on The
COMET, has returned to the city.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1892-03-03
OUR BUSINESS COURSE Of STUDY. AND TRy
BUSINESS COURSE.

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LESSON SURROUNDINGS.

PRECEDING PROPHECIES. The lesson
Immediately follows the historical
section oftbe Book of Isaiah (chaps. &C.
49,. Chapter 80, which tells of the pre-
diction to HeZekIah, that his descend
ants should be carried away to Baby
Ion, forms a fitting preface to the last
division of the book, which predicts
the return from BabylonIan exile. This
fact should not be overlooked IN con-
sidering the question whether Isiah
wrote chapters 1896. At all events,
the prophet at the very beginning
breaks out into joyous prediction OF
d~eliyerance, which is soon declared to
be from the power OF Babylon Chap.
43), and that by means of Cyrus (chap.
Az.
ME.-According to the usual chrcn-
ology, in b. G. 712. But if B. G. FOL
is the correct date of the inyasion Of
Sennachetib, the prophecy al scarce
ly be placed earlier than that year.
Those who think this parts of the book
was written during the exile fix the
date about b. @. 544, or shortly after.
OUTLISE.-The message of comfort,
since ~deliverance is at hand Tvs. l, p;
the voice of the herald proclaiming the
coming of the Lord, and commanding
preparation for his approach Tvs. 3-5)i
the voice of another herald, proclaim
ing the frailty of man and the perman.
nee of Gods word Tvs. 6. 81. A third
message follows, one of glad tidings;
for the Lord comes, in his might, to
bless his people Tvs. 9. 1O. Parts OF
the lesson are frequently cited in the
New Testament, as referring to gospel
facts and the gospel mesIAqs+
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Two ounces of ottar of roses repie-
sent the refined product OF a ton OF
rOss -tuds.
An establishment for canning wild
geese is to be constructed in Alaska.
-Germnium is worth sixty times its
weight in gold.
"A light steel telegraph pole has
been patented by a Wisconsin man.
To extinguish an oil fire, bran or
any Slnd of mill feed will be found ef-
fecLiye.
The s'heaviest" woman In Europe
has Just died In Bavaria. She weighed
$50 pounds.
Sixty gas motors e shown at the
last Paris (tIrance) Exposition. In 1863
only three were exhibited.
An Athens Wteece) student asserts
that Hlppocrates aud Galen used anti
septic dressing for wounds.
A few years ago the Bedding Bro
theirs. silk manufacturers of Northamr-
ton. Mas, sCDk a well at their silk
works to the depth OF 81, 0 feet without
obtaining water
by Tx chbJFtAiOh VI oiNiAht q 1 "
IA pressure OF st twenty-five atmospheTes,
or 1921 pounds, with a condenser Kept
at minus 130 degrees centlgrar e all
has been reduced 10 a liquid form, and
the liquid, when allowed to evaporate,
produces. 1t Is said, a temperature oil
minus 200 degrees centlgrade. This Is
witt in seyenty-t-ree degrees of abso-
lutte zero.
"A faint imp ession Of the enormou,
value of he exhiDits at the coming
Worlds Fair may be Gained from the
fact that the commission will carry IN
suIance on the buildings and content:
to the amount of owe $500, 0CO00o.
"A California prune grower has re
fused an offer from a Bordeau,
France firm for his prune crop II
sacks. They would Of course be re
PACKED and shipped as French prunes
But the Californian means to improv,
his style of packing and make the prof
himself.
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PENN GROVE N J. FRIDAY MARCH % B2 NUMMI


Oh, how this widens and lifts and stimu-
lltes our exoectationsI How little it makes
the present aut how stup sndous 1t makes
the futurel How it cons lies us about our
pious dead, who, instead OF being boxed up
aud under the ground, have the range OF as
many roo ms as there are worlds, aud well
come everywhere, for it is the Fathers
house, in watch there are many mansionsl
Oh, Lord Go | OF the Seven Stars an1 Orion,
how can | en- lure the transport, the ecstasy
Of such a visionl l must obey m text and
seek Him. l will seek Him. / seek Hin now,
Tor | cali to mind that it is not the material
universe that is most valuable, but the spir-
itual, and that each of us has a soul worth
more thar all the worlds which the inspired
herdsm IN saw from his booth on the hills
Of Tekoa.
l had studied it before, but the Cathedral
IF Cologne, Germany, never impressed me
rs it did the last time | saw It,. 1t is adj
mitted the grandest gothic structure in the
world, its foundation laid in l24S, only eight
Or nine years ago com ,leted. More than six
hundred years in bull ling. All Europe
taxed for Its construction. its chapel of the
Magi with precious stones enough to pur-
chase a kingdom. Its clapal of st. Agnes
with master pieces of painting. It's spire
ipringing five hunlrel and eleven feet into
the heavens. Its stained glass the chorus of
al rich colors. Statues encircling the pillars
and encircling all. Statues above statues, I'M
tlH sculpture can do nc more, but faints and
falls back against carved stalls and down on
oavements over which the kings and queens
pf the earth have walked to confession. Nave
and aisIes and transept and portals combin-
ing the splendors of sunrise. Interlaced,
interfoliatei, Intercolumned grandeur. As
[ stood OUTSIDE looking at the double range
Of flying buttresses and the forest OF pima
lies, higher and higher and higher, until l
almost raelei from dizziness, l exclaimed;
'Greit doxology in stoned Frozen prayer OF
many nationsp'
But while standing there | saw a poor man
enter and put down his pack n kneel be-
site his burden on the a r. floor of that
cathedral. And tears of deep emotion came
INTO my eyes as l said to myself: There is a
soul worth more than all the material sur
rounuings. That man will live after the last
pinnacle has fallen. and not one stone Of all
that cathedral glory shall remain uncrum-
bled. He is now a Laziras in rags
and poverty and WEAKNESS, but immor-
sal and a son of the Lord God
Almighty, and the prayer he now offers,
though amid mani superstitions, l
believe God will hear, and among the apos-
ties whose sculptured forms standi Ia the sur
rounding inches he will at last be lifted, and
into the presence of that Christ whose SUI
terings are represented oy the crucIfx be-
fore which he bows. and be raised in due
time out OF all his poverties into the glorious
home built for him and built for US by"Him
VINO maketh the Seven Stars and Orion"
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TEE NEWS OF A WEEK
Eastern and Middle States.

Two of the Milford, Delaware, bur
glars we're ARE ted, near Fredericks
town, three miles from Cecilton,
Maryland. The MAN who led in Dover
of wounds received in the fight with
the tonsIables on the train, is now
supposed 10 lie l.. Decker, of Baltl-
more
Frank Seville, of Altoona, Pe,.na.,
threw a lighted lamp at his wife. The
lamp exploded, ard The woman was
burned to death. 4
Both of Wharf hlce's legs were
blown off i'll an explosion of an extrac-
tor at Whitney Motifs Indigo Works,
Worcester, Mass, ard three ether
wolkmen were badly hurt.
Two runaway stone trucks on the in
clined railway at the Map'eton Sand
Works, neal Huntingdon, Penu',, ran
into some workmen killing David ID.
Pheasant and iujuring three others.
Frank MCGEE, Postmaster at Holm
| del, Monmouth county, New Jersey,
| was arrested charged with stealing
money and registered letters.
Charles Shaw, of Portland, fell from
the top Of a steeple, which he was re-
| pairing, at Liverm0Te, Maine, and was
instantly kllle1.
A freight wreck occurred on the Del.
| aware, Lackawanna ard Western Rail.
road, near Washington, New Jersey,
by tile parting Of the first section, the
| detached portion running back into the
train behind.
VIM. Swami, supposed TO be of Pitts.
| burg. died iu Altoona. OF Injuries re.
! celved the night befOEe by being run
over while trying to board a moving
passenger train.
A barge laden with ten carloads OF
eggs and belonging to the Is. 4 o. Rail.
road sank in New York harGor.
The half burned remains of MARY
Quinn we're found in her Iuirel bed
after a fre in q boarding house, No. 13C
East One Hundred and tifty-nintt
street, New y ork City, had been extin
gulshed.
The Lang pavilion and Iestauran,
neal the size of the wrecked Sur
Houss at Long Branch, N. j., was de
molished by The heavy surf.
BY the collapse of a lumber shed il
Jersey City, caused by the weight o
snow and the badly stacked lumber
Mrs. Lena Fagen, aged Is years, AMI
william Nestle, aged II years, wer'
badly crushed.
Thp First baptist Church at LonI
Branch, New jersey, was burned,
portion only OF the furniture beini
saved.
John r. Murphy, Chiefof the Depart
ment of Public safety of Allegheny
Penna., was held IN $1,000 bail to ali.
swer at Court charges of embezzlemen
and bribery.
! James A. Farmer, OF jackson county
Georgia, who claims to have killed
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LESSON ANALYSIS.
I. COMFORT THROUGH PARDON.

I. COMFORT THROUGH ARDoN
I. Comfort Assured:
Comfort ye my people, saith your
God ~.
Thy rod and thy staff, they comfor,
me (Psa. % "A.
Walking. in the comfort Of the Holy
Ghost (Acts 9 I'D.
Comfort one another with these words
II Thess. 4 49,.
Which loved us and gave US eternal
comfort q Thess. 2 16).
Il. Pardon Granted:
Her iniquity is pardoned (2l.
Thou art a God ready to pardon (Neh.
9:17.
| Our God. -. will abundan Iy pardon
lisa. 55 Y.
l will pardon all their %iniqulties DER.
81 81.
Who is a God like INTO thee, that par
doneth iniquity (Micah 7 49,.
III. Grace Abounding:
She hath received. double for all
her sins o..
The Lord gave Job twice as much as he
had before Dob. AZ TO-.
In their land they shall possess double
lisa. 81 20.
| declare that | will render double unto
thee (Zech. 9 12). .
Where sin abounded, grace did abound
more exceedingly CRom. 3 :2ol,
II. GLORY FOIL.
1. Preparing the Way.
! Prepare ye in the wilderness the rag
of the Lord. (3.l
| He goeth on his way weeping, bearing
forth the seed (Psa. 1876: g..
He shall prepare the way before mt
NAL. 3: u,
Repent We: for the kingdom of heaven
is at hand Matt. 3 p.
! How shall they hear without a preach
er? (Rom. 10: l4).
II. Beholding the Glory.
The glory Of the LORD shaH be re
veated. (5l.
Behold, the glory of the Lord appeared
in the cloud tExod. 16: TO-.
The glory of the Lord filled the taber
nacle (Exod. 40: 34).
The glory of the Lord filled the house
of the Lord Il Kings 8: III.
The glory of the Lord shone rount
about them duke 2: 81.
III. STABILITY AMID FRAILTY.
1. Frailty.
AL flesh is grass, and as III
) fower of The field (6).
They are like grass which groweth NJ
tPsa. 80: 81.
/ am withered like grass (Psa. 102: III
As the flower of the grass he shall pas
away (Jas. l: 10.
All flesh is as grass i Pet. |: pa.
II. Stability.
The wora Of our God shall stant
foreUer (S).
There failed not aught. which tn
Lord had spoken tJosh. 81: Ash
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NUMBER 80

r,b, ho., t,..t
par m59. otsN'e. 1,ie i'l@i i.rreI ul'
r ,"iI"m 'ao'iI'IS a. / ihe' lif, ~hei,uJhY'
'lyeH a., ~ 1ue Mum! ~ * IdiNer'
'"' ''7 i"'"el a'''ie'''7'
A fire occurred in tie folding room of
the House Of Rrprcsel a YES. in r,e
Clpitol at Washington. and a large
number Of publ c documents piepaled
Tor mailing were destroyer. 3
FGREIn y.
As starter the Wu,lI,, Fair ran,e.
senta'ivrs claims Ir,0 F,epcI exhibit
OBS already.
Mayeuor, 4 i'a'i>.an Anarchist, was
captured and proves to lie a dynamite
distrit utor.
A%nthoril IS in all tig European cities
are pfepdilng to crush the Anarchists
on May Day.
lhe nego' 'at.Ons between France and
SPAN for a commercial treaty are about
10 he renewed.
p~ropoges n setile ITO t,gnosa d.hi
by raising n 500 ono O0O loan and rg-
ducing the interest hy 30 per cent.
Raid are h,'n r''J a." ne'u anu part mns,
- w., - u'ni'TI't aJ .oiah
turn as farewell compliments.
In memory of Miss Josephine MedilI,
who died recently in PARIS, Ter father,
5aI!1"l 'oSepil Mt"N4, OF me chicago
1,sJ",o', Mil tnuo" oe"S IN laliS Los
P''"'' 'o' 'ie USE u A'Heiie'''''
Na4rfHr oil ia. Iv4T4aI n-R V,sV.-n,
NeaIIy an me Elgt'Nh coal miners
nave ieSolle" worn
The lop-'s feebleuess will prevent
his celebrating Mass at St, fete.'s on
H"S'ei'
Mrs. Fl renee F.. Osborne Is said TO
be dangerously i'll i'll Holloway Model
prison.
Cant,iu Ha1,irI 81. Italian ,mc.ro,
| M,ssnwah on tha Ron Son has CON
lkuInJ Inv L,nIns
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Verse 1.-"Comfort We, comfort 81
nv people" ~ The peoples need
~ The Lords suppIy.-d) A people
Of the Lords; (2) An order to the
prophet; 49, A benediction from the
Lord.
Verse 2.-"Her iniquity is pard.
oned." (D Sinfulness; (2) Pardon; 81
Comfort. ID The shining peopls; 81
The ps'doDirg God.
Sefoo =. Itp>ro ye III the wild.
ernesss the way Of the Lord" "a The
desolate wilderness; (2) The desired
way; 49, The needed toll; ~ The APP
pointed laborers.
Verse 4.-"Every mountain and hill
shall be made low" Q) Obstacles ex-
lsting; ~ Obstacles removed.-(1)
Natural h~indrances; (2) Religious
helps.
Verse 5.-"The glory of the Lord
shall be revealed" The Lords glory;
a. Its present eclipse; ~ Its assured
disclosure.
Verse 6.-'An flesh is grass" Gras.
~ As an element of mans corporal
existence; (2) As q symbol of mans
corporal frsilty.
Verse 1.-The grass witheretb, the
flower fadeth." "a A fact in natural
verdure; O. A consequence Of divine de.
cision; 49, A lesson for human observ-
ers.
Verse s. ''The word of our God
shall stand for ever" Revelation ~
Divine; (2) Substantial; (3) Eternal.
Verse 9.-"Lift up thy voice with
strength; lift it up, be not afraid
How to speak for God: ~ With up
Lifted voice; (2) With decisive strength;
t3l With unfaltering courage.
Verse l0.-"Beho Id, his reward il
with them" ~ Crowns for the faith
full; (2) Condemnation for the sinful.
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RICHES THROWN AWAY.
fnita Baldwin Sacrificed $40 ,0O0.-
600 by Marrying a Cousin.
ELOPED on BOARD A TUG BOAT
ROMANTIC WEDDING OF "LUCKY"
BALDWIN'S DAUGHTER AT SAN
FRANCIsCo, WHERE A NAM
MJTH RANCH WAS sPURNED
BY A PRETTY GIRL.

San FRANCISCO, GAIA fortune
Of $4,000. 900 sacrificed to marry her
ioveTl
That magnificent sum was pushed
aside by An IT,, the ouly daughter CT
NJ llionaire ''Lucky" Baldwin,, when
she eloped with her cous n, George
Baldwin, and was married to him on
a tug boat just outside the Golden
Cat.
Even in the widest tales Of Roxy
Mountain romance, there cannot be
found a heroine who, like pretty black
eyed, curly-headed, w,nsome Anita
Baldwin,, spurned a raLch that contains
seventy thousand acres, when it lay
between her and the young man sh-
loved.
AS the eccentric old father despised
his daughters pick for a husband and
declared that the girl should never
marry him under penalty of being
~dislnherited, he will doubtless rage like
a Gagged gri2zley when the news of the
elopement reaches him 1T his Santa
Anita ranch.
LOVED HIM FROM CHILDHOOD.
ANITA is II, very retty and accom-
plished, and about the only human be-
ing that the old millionaire really cares
for. He was proud of her beauty and
int, liz enue and said If she married to
SUIT, he would give Ter his 70, 600 acres
Santa Anita ranch, which is worth fully
$40, 900, coo.
George Baldwin was brought from
Maryland by "Old Luck five years
ago, and installed as clerk in the Bald
win Hotel. tie was handsome, clever,
and about 90 Yeas old. He and Anita,
who was then only u, became close
friends. When Lucky finally discover
ed that they were lovers, he sent Anita
to a girls seminary, but the lovers
correspondent.
EnOPED o. A TUG BOAT.
When they found hat the old million
aire would not listen to any plan of
union, they decided to marry. Bald
win forbade Anita to speak to her
cousin and when he discovered them
together one day on the street, he
promptly discharged George.
This was about Christmas, and
George got his revenge by inducing
Anita to marry him.
In order to get well out of the
watchful fathers jurisdiction, the re-
sourcefuI lover took his sweetheart on
board a chartered tug boat and ordered
the captain to steam outward Trough
the Golden Gate. When the tug had
passed through this narrow neck of
water, the preacher that was taken
along married the clippers in regular
form, a couple of boat hands acting
as witnesses.
As she was not of age the marriage
was kept secret and ''Lucky" Baldwin
did not know 1t. The matter leaked
out. A dispatch was sent to the
father on his ranch. Those wi o know
him say he will never forgive the girl
for what she has done, and her fortune
Is in all probability lost to her for.
aver <
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There hath not failed one word Of all
his good promise / Kings 8: 56).
For ever, . Lord. thy word is settled
in heaven Pisa. 119: 50.
The word of the Lord abideth foreve.
Il Pet. !: 25.l
~. GOD FOR MAN.
l.. A Truth to be Proclaimed:
Say unto the cities of Judah, Behold,
your aodl go.
Look unto me. and be We saved. 49,. for
| am God lisa. 45: 22).
Him 80. that saith unto Zion, Thy God
reignethl lisa. 81: g..
Go We into the world, and preach the
gospel MARX l6: I5).
Preach the word q Tim. A.: q.
II. A Help to be Enjoyed:
His reward is with him, and his
recompence before him (l0l.
The Lord is with us; fear them not
NUN. IA: 81.
The Lord is my shepherd, | shall net
want (Psa. %: -.
The Lord is on my side; | will not feat
tPsa. 11s: g..
II God is for us, who is against usf
from. 9: 81.
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DAILY HONE HEADINGS:

M.--Isa. 40 ITO. The blessings
of the gospel.
lisa. II 1-6. The blessings OF
the gospel.
Visa 26 ILL. The blessings
of the gospel.
lisa. IS ITO. The blessings
of the gospel.
Elsa. 40 1-16. The blessings
of the gospel.
S.-Luke1 /: 1855. The blessings
of the gospel.
S.-Luke l 67-79. The blessings
OF the gospel
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LESSON BIBLE READING.

bBLs 5INuo CT THE UOsTHBs
Foretold lisa. $50, Z; 41:27; 42:1-4; 81
u.
Described by angels luke 2:10-l4).
Revealing Gods glory e Cor. A, g..
Astounding in good Rom. 1920.
Saving men Rom, I:18; l Cor. 1:1S>.
Disclosing immortality q Tim. 1:1Ol.
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HORRIBLE EXECUTION.


NIESSA.- As horrible az auy eXecu-
ton That Eum Pasha ever saw IN All
ca a the ktilIugo Franz Schneider by
the authorities of this city. Schneider,
the brutal stran.ler % eight Young
girls, was himself brutally s~!rangied
to death.
Vieuna's method Of killing murder
ers is sim lie am rcpul-iye. Schneider,
who with his wifi, Resale, was on
vlcted Of numbering eight girls, WAS
brought oIt of his ceil into the jail
Enclosure. by his side walkel the IKE
c%utioner. SeyfrieO, ana b,hlnd them
came two burly horse ,ldu lhterers.
The condemned man turned pale a,
snow when lie saw the fatal Vole in the
prison inclO.uTa. In the top of the
pole was driven II strong snike.
Tile murderer vas led 10 the pole.
The two bury horse slauEht rers
grabbed him and forced him back
against The stake and lifted hlm off his
feet. Schneider Immediately Kicked h )
legs IN every direction and tried fTant'-
cal'y To escape from the grasp of the
uTaWuy men who held him. But his
eifrIts were useless, and then lie
shrleked:
"Oh, no; Ia Gods name; III say auy-
thing
III a moment Tie eAecutl0neT, who
wore nea fitting clothes, = tall hat aud
kid gloves mounted the little stairway
back of the stake, threw a moose made
in n end Of the silken rape attached
to the spike 0ytr $ hnei ler's head, az
the assistants Leid him high of the
Seyfrled ugaren4d D. roo,e yye,
the struggling mans neck and then The
two horse slaughttrrrS let the body
crop. The ;ert djdn'ttGugh Ihr ground
and they eaCtI eIzed a leg ana
pulled downward with all their
strength.
1t was a horrible death taat S:nne.-
der died. The rX,cutiuner Leid ms
hands over the murj-rcT's face and eyes
while The assistants tagged al his
legs. Ia nve minutes Schneider We
dead. .
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"A chute, or elUow. something Lac
that at the frat turn of the s uatoga
track, is to be built at W shingion
Park, Chicago, Ia time T T the summer
meeting. IL is now said the various
improvements at the track will cost In
the neighborhood of $4,000.
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LESSON OUTLINES

]. Comfort through Par.
don. VS.. Ia
2. Glory through Toll, vs.,
r.so, n 35.
LESSON ourL'SEi3 8. Stability amid Frailty,
VS.. 6s.
4. God for Man, VS.. 9,
| 10.
GOLDEN TEXT: The 0lOry Of the
Lord shall be revealed, ana all flesh
shall see it toyether.-lsa. 40 5.
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LESSON TopIo: Good TIdings OF
Great Joy.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON.
SUNDAY. MARCH ~, 1904
The Blessings of the Gospel.
TEXT.
LESSON PLAN.

lisa. 40 : Ito. Memory verses, s4.)
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-02-24
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HALMANAQUES EN- PLIEGO Y BLOCCK !!
EN.LAIMPRENTA DEL BOLETIN.

De los segundos, 8 Block, tenemos
grande y variado surtido, de todas cla-
ses y tamanOs; sus textos de recreo son
verdaderas encyclopedias, y ad6rnanIos
precicsisimos cromOs aleg6ricos inspi.
radios EN- infinidad de asuntos artfsti-
cos, religiosos, cientilicos, hist6ricos, de
costumbres, tipos, etc, etc, etc.
Los AImanaques de la Implenta
del BoLETIN son ell non PITS ultra, 10
mismO por sus preciOs, fabulosamcnte
m6dicOs, que por su selecta y escogi-
da calidad.
De los primeroS NADIA hay que de
cir, pues son VA venta OSamente como
cidOs los que hace amos Sc editan con
tOdO esmerO en- esta Casa \endense,
como de costumbre, Il precio> rcduci-
dos
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