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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1892-10-22

poNuwT0, Ont, Opt 1s Tie 0ttnwa
ecss4ianaaHt pt Hlp kppire govern
mont efgnnl announces ofielsllg the
resignation from tho eabineb ol Hon.
E1dgar DewdnaV, tdinister oE tha lnte-
..e.ihs. tn. nrcnnt the iieuHsmant RgNeFn0T-
ship 81 British Colpmbia, ind The eall-
ing nt Mr.an Ai Daly, NJ 2. fsf seI,
lfielE 40 his plaea n tha ministry Mr.
nnlv wifi hR Ns4nrn N InnAdAY.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1892-10-22

Theirs Il q population Of 10000 IN
Iceland yet tho only military force em-
ployed consists Of two policemen, sta
toned at the capital, Reykjayic, and
the only two lawyers in the island arc
the states attorney, as he may DO
called, and another, who Is op hand to
defend anybody that may be put on
trial
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- ~ aaEernmen..1 nelp.

F7AealaaToN. Get, l6 Attorney Gem
aral Miller haa instructed the y. 81 ain
1siet aksaeAnp for the nlitidlas district Of
Tennessee to vigorously prosecute the
easca gaiiitt tile fnen Implicated Ia the
necenk assnnsn ior of revenue aisseerE
sa4 f714M e4sfa frssss Y &&ssssSVa asf.
general Says that this officer a one Of
pgKN Ns5NN ~ FsF RFtY Vsass NRsSNt - s4tI
not Thought III necessary I'd appoint \
apediai utsGsiaSY " a5ssst kst1 ~ fhs
prosecution u fhese Gases, especially aa
de- haa not asked for assistance,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1892-10-22

ST. LOUIS, Oct IL AT Uhfig's caVe,
VIM. J. Mckenzie, q yoiitlg man, at'
tending select ball, was fatally shot
by Prof Maurice Adams, . prominent
dancing master Of the city. About sew
enty-fve couples were on tho door 40
the time and panic enBueds men
screaming and women fainting When
quiet was finally restored Il was learned
that Adams had made some remark
all out young lady, q friend ot McKen-
zie's, which the latter considered insult
ing. He struck at Adams, who then
shot him. Adams ia under arrest
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1892-10-22

HALIFAX, N. 81, sent 10 Sable island,
n. n s., S some time ago, D number of cass
70 aeRtog the rats, which wefe killing
the rabbits he cats. tired of destroy.
lug rats, played sad havoe among the
rabbits, md AZ last, becoming very
numerous, number OF foxes were sent
tn drive tbs cats out Tho fakes not
only killed tho cats but ail THO Young
hirEis This fact iass haan hrnnpht f0
the notice Of the government with q
view Of having the foxes cleared Oft Che
island
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a IlnIlIE3ront I.aIioeman.

/ Sr. LOUIS, Oct 1s. Robert Boutwell,
and L. 4. Kendrtck made afidaYit Mon.
day, that ut 4:80 p. 70. Sunday they
were conducting a religious meeting n
the foot OF Locust street, as they have
for years under permit from the
mayor, when Policeman John sommers
attacked the audience, slapping several
faces and knocked down and kicked
John Flynn, q ons-legged man, and
broke up the meeting. Sommers viii
ile sent before the police board. This
oficer was la smother row later on Il
which Vim. Hastings, a tramp, was bad.
lv hsafen mn
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EAaMERs FLEEoEp.

=
4 nan who Purchased steek - NE
streneth q = Preaele hAnH Aeeoens
PAULDINs, O, Oct Is The farmers
of this part Of the state hays been
taken IN 70 the tune cf several thousand
dollars by . slick stock swindler 4
short tima ago {. p Batca, from Logan
county. came to this connty e buy
stock He got over most Of the town
nhipa and made bargains with
quito number q farmerA He
offered big prices and a. rs.
suit his victims yaore not Acw.
ID method y y new one md there
loS noEhing shout him 70 aFO1se
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1892-10-22

PrfrshuRaH Pa Oct, ts--It WAS rs-
mored among the railroad Offices Mon
day chat biz deal had Just been con-
atsnhnated In which the Penns ylvania
sssessthsssst system, embracing the Pan
Handle ahd YandAliR lines had abs
aorbed tho HerN6 fante and Peoria foad
ana its hranche srhia purchase, III IN
said, has been contemplated for year
INST
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1892-10-22

PRoBARLY the largest serpent Of
which actual measurements hare been
taken was an anaconda which Or. Gard.
ner found dead and suspended TO the
fork ot . tree during histravels In Aexs
leo According to DR. Gardner it meas
ued thirty-seyen feet in length.
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-. M -. ~

DEnVNR Coils Oct l7.aen r h.
pent has sor several weeks pnsh haen
very ill 81 the hospital at Foft hpga1,
Hs.has. however, so fer Improved ss1iss
ing the past week thRt Saturday ae e ae
removed To hla residences in this ratys
Gen. neat A e HatngAm LII 8hA as.ssm
a.ss.ly.sssslsssziasss ~ sAnst.
Grant
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erEvrnAsp. q, DAT 1s THE tsrat
~ lks asrAat haas hail hattlaa fattvean
Boston and Cleveland was played Mon.
day tb fihish without either side seor-
sng ran, IT was pre-sfninentlg Nj
pitchers hattls, the feldmg chances III
the main being easy Stivetts and
Young were in the best Of form, and
both received superb support Eleven
inninnA were played
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1892-10-22

aaYai eiaht miles sst of
EollaI lc.. ncW being worked icr
onyx ~ force of men. They arc o.
gagged 81 tilnneling from the outside to
ths slslRgmita chamber Ihacut will
be ealDut eight feet square ana about
geventy-iive feet long.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1892-10-22

TIM Paris exposition Of 1855 cost
u, 5,00a.0 900, the London exposition of
1852 u, 500, 900 the Vienna exposition Of
1873, 1850, o0o and the Purissxposition
Of 1859 10, 700, 900. The cost Of the Go.
lunnbian exposition win, II u expected,
reach the sum ot &9a, OoO, 900,
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LII
Ia glf n1
r f nao Nt tte
ort
lisS1
vas AiteE nding IA
mi Ta
nA2 alton md leA
ntaa II had been esiXed by ever
attr n eVat II s4tlt
tam
Fifteen ntHu5e1 ioter g
on duty lad ) Ak ae oI
tic, M the Fca
Ind d " 3 corr
paots
BARKER Is dou sl the 81 lic
Eot any fun ont o the olsn, ,1la il eil-
ioyinent ot ~ pfoBa resetvc iid.
den check when ha Learned that II hea
resulted ia tie eoFnpiets sjisaneion oi
IN business GA xad
II was mighty IVA. \ se
5anta FTe road. For twelve hours tl.eit
business was at 8 stAndls a1d - Inn
nense amount 81 traeic 14aa lont II Il
Opert tor Barker - outo1 4 jcb
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1892-10-22

siIfT qS in hnn
p lnled ~ snefel
Dexi an 81 the lilrary ard aEt
glls1 cfel with tll Columbian
expo 6n Ir. Smith tas been over
ob1nectes VI the hdiso
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1892-10-22

= III
Ao1e ta uIi !. n
October U, when tia aeE ~
& 49,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1892-10-22
IN ana O. N .Yay Ca9sntT, Hmd.

poarnANn, Ind. Oct E,-The Hop.
lans weil, drilled Friday is hoalng
seven hundred barrels ae Oh any.
Hundreds ~ sealis aro being drslaea ip
tHia field, and IA Jay euantg alec hAs .
rich gas field, ii syih mako tins ens .
the Richest COMMITTEES Of the state, ano
-anlrthute ~ the Growth 81 che ai1ys
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1892-10-22

aThe AEan Who CarrloS m Amsrleen NiAC
WIN 0nt : nnlIaE Ii Ill., N

efAha Han Who Carries m AlaSE AestA At--
WIN Get = BulIst ia Hlna.'
INDIANAPoIls, Ind, oct 18 The
Jtalisns Of the city are greatly excited.
1t appears that the Italian colony was
invited to partieipate IL the Columbus
day celebration On Friday next foY
which the city 4 making great prepa-
rations and with few eHcephoni
the proposition was tayorably
received ii email contingent,
however, not only held alooi
but also threw every obstacle In the
way of successful showing Men.
day night there was d meeting to PER
1ect arrangements but when tho dues.
tion Of appointing standard bearer
was called up Joseph Viili iunlpsd tc
his fest ana exDitedly exclaimed; .Tht
man who carrieseun Alnericaa iat asxi
Friday had bettsr look out. 1pf lts ~
GET bullst IA hini lnAt {.
~ the nesting br6lke Ia All
uproa ard amid great exc 4
ad3oasd Nithout oelrpl
III aGlil
al tia lFed N Msll a.
ment there werc hot Il
him and Rafello Marcho followed ~ Z
lxnock-down Monday warTanta were
issued tor the arrest ot VIII, and therc
win BIZ an eMort V commit him NATL
after the celebration Is passed. II i
said that unless he Is put away OF care
fully looked after no Italian viii dare
carry the national colors ~ 1ss ~ s1:'a1 il
question,
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ITALIANS AND HUNS

t1heags ID hktlie -Ons Nllied md
Aauy NFonndea
WILKEsBAllRE, Ia., 0cE Isl No
Thousand Italian and Hungarian mino
laborers living in the lowest end 81
Luzarne county are engaged In q bitter
race war The conflict Bfoi1e ont tn
days ago. The Hungarians accused tho
Italians of taking their places ID the
mines and working tor reduced wagtn,
Sunday night there was conflct Al
Lattimer and 400 men engaged IL bat-
tie. John Merinks, Hungarian, was
killed, and twepty-ave or thirty Hum
garians were injured.
It was an Italian victory, as the latter
drove the Huns into their homes The
latter barricaded their doors and win
dowk Monday night the conflict was
renewed. the Hungarians being the ae-
gressors They surprised the Italians
in their shantles. Several houses were
demolished Clubs, stones and iron bars
were the weapons used Many Of
the men also carried pistols and Gre
volvers. Over fifteen were injured
IN the melee, but none fatally. Thirty
arrests were made BY Coal and Iron po.
lfcemDf4
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MANT REVENGE


Ths HOmesteadsrs Demand = Rfgld In-
SpsetIon 81 Alleged Detective Work Of
Noh-U -UninnIstr.
PET1sRuRaH, PHI, Oct 17,- Master
Workman Dempsey, ot the Knights Of
Labor. has been in New York on 8 se-
cret mission. Saturday morning he
told reporter that ne had conferred
with officials Of District Assembly 40,
AS q result two prominent New York
attorneys hare been engaged 70 DE-
mand ot the goVernnentsa public test oS
lie Carnegie arnor plste At Homestead.
The labor unions claim It 70 be defective.
They also demand the removal Of the
tmn government inspectors sta tipnef
at Homestead nua TIE appoint traesAt
.otier nen uenr says y these Es-
cues Is are rafusad ! bill 5zill be prelpll
iur con which aiil
"A n n M a fy4a
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1892-10-22

CrNoIgBATf. Oct 17.~-Many oe the
physicians 81 iris city are discussing
Inc startling move that WAS nude ct
the Mississippi Valley Medical aasoei-
tion by amending the constitution 20 ~
TO admit 10 membership al Legally
qualified medical practitioners who are
sn g9ng standing rhia isa most radical
step on ths part ~ the FegulaF profee-
..is.s. haaelafare thelr societies Would
ates og mn ai10nathic 0f regular school
0g medicine, white nnw tte hameapAths
ana ccl6ctie8 VIII Ha admitted @any
members 81 1hp niealaal profession are
strongly critieiaing the movements
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lsmIrr1at7 1.andsd a Ellls Isiand.

Nsw York, Oct i7,--Tho tlrst imni
grants direct from Europe u be landed
At Ellis island sinoe the presidents
proclamation Ii relation To eteerage
passengers @eFe talfen ok the Neither.
lanas American Steamship RueDlenaln
Snaday. There were SEQ At them They
sailed from Rotterdam, where they hHd
ibzslit Ill es observation for FIVE weelsssi
ana where their baggaEe had heenlaub'
ieGassi, u = thorough asain2eeSaen py
steam. Most Of the immigrants ave
hound for points outside ot the etty'
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r1n Fea
1g
tlo4 6FlIlg et
te lye 4qe 1lsplsd
cd sas Ia
t1 lie tOg C 3eEt1
blown Gi tho platform
s. down tesns loot
ep eI0 giA
u lla.
81
C6d Ting.
81 dcilas worth 81 these
noRn o lH9s eEisied.
Sif y Is tiifAate almost : thlrd 14 tae
cattle aud horses on tho ranges have
daakFoysd III the ntorna Az nm nm
i0 Hanl found III tna lld {
0 w 4 trick nel1 Gsetly, Col.
TraY io had "a from tbs e.
o Storm
,olufa 3 IN Norths
c4n 1as i s deraileC ~ ntrilS.
ln mo ku ductor Kings
sriia wsie bro len. Ii6 brother, brake
4, a,,1. ls III null fractured Another
st rn int1 tlis wreck and Engk
Howe M severely scRlped.
sIn the Elmo yards Bafnqr, DenYeE
d Ria 7rande brakeman. was fatally
iainrs hy being knocked from q train.
At Central CITY Pratiezo Ebelie, -
Austrian miner, blinded bY the snow
and wind, walked Into AZ eight-iUOi
shaft and vas Instantly killed.
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RITBDbEruwHi UNl .Scu - ---7i.trs' 1YutvF
In Che river - SO low q MOuuus Vts
thab mine factories, inahdlna cotton,
tvina ara hosiery mills, hare bssn
Obliged 70 shut down, and 800 em'
pigVes are Idle
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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1892-10-22

zlrHHn playing p9ppiaF -
EL4 ..4.+eas anf Tll tdaSz3 nf tbs iu-
strumua5 ~ nu aaiH n " EaEsea
bettnr 8agted VA the pnFinr bhau the eon-
sert hall, aud, n ie ne3 diiioeit 20
master tho aft af playing op + 90
eentab# lsast 81 popHlat ia uot
aurprislnN AWa, ba IL WhipeFe5 e.
sweep rs triug IS moat eNcctlro oeeu-
naHan i9F pretty hnuQ
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M ~ EsaE..s.s..r. N NJ !. 4.

WASHINGTON, Oct is Mrs HnFri-
son was q little wealxer Friday mcsnipg
although she raatsd fairly well during
thenigh6 she la in d very dr0wsy eon-
aition most 81 the time and Is subject
to spells 81 nervousness, 20 that feW
pereons are allowed 10 enteT Tho sieA
.sAl ss8 a sai
room. 8iBa rested quietly sE80#RYTw
E44s..-.s f1easaa win &Enmb.
a. tk rTass.sss 74Aspafaa th5s
FEsTtTl7-yrEsI s~TFFT --- 75i7.-
nastla ag tho single taE. win maita
two spseahcs 19n Groves Cleveland III
Chicago Tlhe addresses WIN be delivered
October IS and ~
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1892-10-22

LITCuFEtD, Oh OCT ta Judge n.
w Seymour, judge " fIie supreme
court Of Gonneetieut, died here Of brain
fever
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1892-10-22

YnH faAhiom IA having diamonds Nee
n platinum IL becoming pronounced.
Mans win decline % believe taat This
ss ts.sssss.s stiiss 4l!slse - the stane Hi7
though it h ao asserted on authority,
AE tlge most tha ngtina #eenle valuable
only from association aait iae g pleasant
reminder ef the oid-timc silver aetiing,
an@ II 6lua #8fsah# ant#W@
MANY of tha presents designation tha
wedding oi I4iuoo6 Hay and the dnNs
of git4ence ha.Hg 4 fn a'r
ia tbo i.oadon ahop Am9uH 5H
MHtlaI Boo Hll'a .hnH Hu Lhe Aua
---t .+=H=..... ..-4-ll4a
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1892-10-22

ArDOr ana the University " RtihitsRssga
piWyru &siVb 1att ia Vi'W ssFs7S' i7sffF8sfFsYF :
9Eng mlunnsVpua sTHhitiHtsi - ~ y
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1892-10-22

BosroN, 8ct. I8--A dispateh from
IBaxzafdie may oaya that eF.praaident
CleyaIandes residence, known as Gray
Gables, II for sale and Il isstnted that
Mr. cleteland will again make his sum-
..,s4.s AsssssiA Ia AgArl1n. MMaA
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1892-10-22

Ir@ eamltci thtt ihere waa o dasiy
3,snagof eve million Ho'tn worth "a.
ailuluL- a.rfu.l
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-07-29
MANIFESTATION De GRlTITUD.

Ei % del actual pas6 q mel ,r vi
da en- este pueblo el one fue lsbo =
cioso y spreciable j1ven ID. Alejan
dro Rodriguez.
La croe' guadsha de la muerte
seg6 en- f1nr RI hermosa existeucia,
pues tenis IL amos al dejar este
mundo. En- medic del dolor one
afl ge q su sonora msdre doGa Ed
seoia Il )drigues, & So sonora TIA
dona Isidsa, a sus prlmos doc Bal.
nuadp, don Antonio y dofa Sch ss-
tisna, sienten estos dulce alivio
que ani,nora 50 peus, enviando tes
Lmonio de etefna gratitui q dou
Adrian Colon, a gu digna e,posa
tina Dolores. 4 su carifosa cunada
10 ,ehorits doha C.rmen y dem Is
amigos y amigas, por los oonsue-
ios y buenos setv,eios Que con al
mayor afssrO les prestarcn en- tan
amargos iDstaates de augusta y de
pesar.
Sirva esta espontAaea manifesto.
cion, que la kratitad nos impone,
para todbs los spreciab es q .igos
que Gu aqu.l ira 90 fatal nos - m
paharon. y con cspecialiiai p~rs
|, esposos Colon, en Gu a casa mu,
rio ei cita 10 l1ven IL. {. p. d J.
Bayam6n. Julio 26 de 1899.
Aatoaso Rodriguez.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-07-29

que le caract arizaba, las preci ,da'
con 'ecoracionas que por SUI NE l
tos habfa conquistado.
Al siguiente dia de SD muerte 81
di0 sepultura a su cadaver, y a
entierro acudieron todas las clases
de esta sociedsd. Elm distinction d.
matiz polftico, prueba evidente d.
las simpatias de que gosaba el Fl
nado. Presidfa ell duelo nue.: tro
dignc Alcalde, en- representation
del Ayuntam'e al cual ell difun-
to pertenecia. La. Oompaflia d.
Voluntarios de este pueblo, que,
invitaci6n de nuestco envusissts
Captain, Sc reuniera en- ndmero
bastants considerable, march aba
en- corracta formation, sit1ada q los
lados del f6retro y demostrando to-
dos sus iodiviiuos, en- sus semblan
5es, ell psofundo sentimiento de que
estahan poseidos por habar perdido
p Ara siempre unO de sus mejores y
cumplidos compafero'. Mandaba
Ia puestro entusissta Sargento 1o,
guardsndnle asi los honores que
le correspondent.
Seis Voluntarios condu sian en-
sus brazos el f6retro, y las cintas
del mismo eran llevadas p0r Sar-
geDtos y Oabos.
En- ell Oementerio, nuest,o ilus-
trado amigoy Tenieute supern1me-
rario de esta Oompafifa de Volun
tarjos, don Victor Martinez, como
81 muy bie1 sabe hacerlo, con su
castiza y fasil palabrs, fue quien
cnmpli6 ell triste deber de despedir
ell duelo, dando las graoias & nom-
bra d. ID fAmilia pr ell obseq uio
dispsnsalo, y dedicando sentldas
frases a la memoria d. digno pusr-
torriqueno don Jus6 Elias Bales
ter, en- aomiando sus relevantes yir.
tudes.
Su ancians madre pierie al hjo
predle to de su coraz6n; 50 con
sorte al amantisimo esposo; sus
hjos al tlerno y carinoso padre; la
8 rcielad un miembro dixno de ella;
el iostitnto de Voluntar os un com
p nero enthusiasts; la Patris IN leal
ciuda 1ano; los que nos h hanrzbamos
con 81 amistad, ua c0nsecuente
amigo.
iPaz a sus restos
Be iban SD desconsolada madre,
@sposa, hijos y familia toda, nues-
ira condolencis, asi como el con-
-uelo que han menester para SO
portar tan irrepsrable pc dids.
8. Seb .stiaa, 10 lie Julio de 1892
Sus oOmpaileros de armas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-07-29
NECRoLOGiA.
Dos J osk ELfAs BALLmsrnR

Il dIA c.,osxo dc loa eosrit nses
snhAlo 81 6l'ino saap - ca ell
pueblo, ca 90 eAsa dc eAnps, a4nc
fisl y noble possaot lqas 90.
La lntx rAhlc P4seA uos 10 arc
hAsa ca clad trsa gtAaA caAat %
rmpeEaba ! ssnsrA - aa petsen
scsahog aio. tnsEssi i 81 coasgAa g
'Abssao sldad /. hsasa5ex iosa
psacbA
Hse Aa a aac vcala pa te<Asnae
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-07-29

paraci6n un recurso m6dico de mu
cha ventaja en- ell tratamiento de-
raqu t:smo. de la escrofulosis Y dc
las afecciones pulmonares or6nicas
Y para que asf conste & quien
convenga y p ira satisfaction de los
'enores precitados, expido Ia pre-
sente en- San Jua de Puevto. Rico,
& % de Mario do 1887.
D u. E. SaldaHa
Pactoral de Anacahuita.-Es re-
c0nocid0 por cuantos le han expe j
mentado como Ia mejor p -eparaci6p
pectoral one Sc conoce para ell ali
vic Immediate y comp'eta curaci6p
de todo caso de pulmonfs, ssma
crup, dolor de pecho, tos. NAL d.
garganta. esputos de sangre y tisis
B. de gusto agradable y de efectc,
lnmedistos. Mezclado con ell Acei
to Euro de Higa 10 de Bacalao d.
Lamman y Kemp, paede decirse
que es un remedio infa,ib,e contrs
todas las afecciones de la gargan-
ia, el pecho y los pulmones.
ENrERkEDADES d. EST0MAG0. sVlns chassaIua, /,