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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-04

or course It Is not easy to change houses
already built, but give a hint 20 all who
aro building TO suit themselves-notto have
closet in the house, Mt least not without
a window. Physicians condemn all dark
closets ~ haunts Of vitiated air. Were
building, there would not be closet In the
house unless Il was large enough to have
sash window. Have trunkroom and an
airy linen press, II you please, where tho
mother can sit and mend and sort her
sheets and tablecloth In sunshine, but no
dark closet
Instead, all bedrooms should have large
pine or cedar wardrobes with double doors
10 open the whole front These can be
made at the time Of building much cheaper
than closets can be built into the walls,
and they remain movable, always sweet
and every way convenient Added to this,
clothes are better kept from dust and in
sects in them. They can be built quite as
large as closets, with a drawer for shoes,
while the top Is useful Ms a Bhelf.-Chicago
,Iourual
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-04

The art OF letter writing has not been
conquered any more by men than by wom-
en-. IN fact, n glance over the literature Of
tho world shows that the truest and best
masters OF letter writing have been women
And am inclined TO believe this is true AS
it ever has been. a woman writes far
more natural letter than does man. She
may require more space wherein TO do Il,
where a man would employ tersenesa But
what man ever yet begrudged woman an
extra sheet or that inevitable postscript
which 10 often says more than her whole
letter.
A man always writes a letter by certain
formula. A woman ignores all formulas
and writes ps she feels. True, womnn's
way may not always be the safest but IL Is
the most delightful all the same. It's just
the difference between spontaneity aud
study.-New York Telegram.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-04

a sen salt bath, followed by an ''oil rub, Z"
Is an excellent daily habit fordelicate wom-
en- who need vitnlizing. Sea salt may be
bought In three or Ave pound boxes at tho
druggists, aud half cupful dissolved in
boiling water added to a basin Of luke
warm water is enough for a sponge bath.
The best way TO take It is 10 stand In the
bathtub, and after spouging ones self from
head to foot pour the remaining water
over tho chest and shoulders. To be en-
tirely satisfactory the oil must be applied
by another person. Cocoanut oil ia cheap
est aud beat for the purpose, and it should
be rubbed into the skin till no trace re-
mains ON the surface. 10 Is most beneficial
to have tho bath and oil rub Just before go
ing to bed, aud Ia any case the patient
should rest in reclining position for at
least half nm hour after receiving the treat
mcnt.-New York World.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-04

81 hear that Sammerby ana his wife are
trying TO get divorce. What is the trou.
hley
"lncompaubility OF temper You see,
they made an agreement when tbcy were
wed that they should never both get angry
at the same time, Tho result Is that In
stead OF both getting mad at once ann
fighting Il out one or the other is angry all
the timu, and thoy don't have any happy
moments at all. i--lndianapolis Journal.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-04

Did you ever watch women alone at whist
and note the interest takeni visited NJ n
suburban hotel in Chicago, aud one evening
after being for stroll my friend and 1
walksl into the psrlor where four ladies,
two widows and two young girls, were en-
joying game OF whist
Sitting on lounge at some little dis.
tancc We watched the game and occasion.
ally chimed in with our opinion on subjects
brought up with cards laid down. Finally
the conversation turned to cooking, and
soon there was very spirited debate on the
way to boil potatoes. The English widow
declared that the only way her father
would eat potatoes was when put on a
quick fire in cold water, which made them
white and mealy, and asking what card led
played her hand. The elder an American
widow, laid down her card and stated very
positively that there was only one correct
way uud that was TO put them in boiling
water As one OF the girls asked what was
trumps the English widow said she would
never do them any but the way she learned
at home. When the girl took the trick,
she only liked the potatoes boiled with the
jackets on.
Then the younger girl dealt new hand,
remarking that there could be no differ.
ence in boiling anything so ordinary as pc.
tatoes, and what did il matter how they
were boiled ms long US they got softi which
brought such storm of indignation from
the others, myself and friend included,
each giving her opinion over again, all a,
the same time, aud trying TO make herself
heard above che othurs, that the poor girl
trumpet her partner ace, causing a repr.'
mund from that partner, which was ouly
interrupted b. roar Of laughter from
some gentlemen standing in the hall WHO
came In aud gave their opiniOna-on whist
Toronto Saturday Night.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-04

a clergyman was annoyed by people talk.
ing aud gigghng, lie paused looked AZ tho
disturbtrs and said; Some years since. AS
was preaching, a young man who sat be
fore me was constantly laughing, talking
and making uneouth grimaous. paused
and administered a severe rebuke. After
tho close Of the services gentleman said
70 nc; Sir, you made great mistake
That young man was an IDIOT Since tbon
| have always been afraid TO reproye those
who misbehaVe themselves IN chapel lest /
should repeat that mistake and reprove an,
other IDIOT During the rest OF tho s-rv
ices there was good order Church Stand.
a-d
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-04

A three cnrnered tear, that worst OF all
breaks TO repair, may be 80 mended that Il
will need the closest inspection to show
whore IL is. An woolens are woven after Il
regular fashion Find what IL Is 10y look
ing carefully nj the cloth. Under the rent
paste piece Of cloth Take rawlings OF
the goods fine needle unl darn just ~
tho weave OF thegooda runs. Cut the thread
each time the needle has come to the other
side. Trim smoothly and press,-New York
Newa
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-04

1t Is difficult to get fried ham that Is
nice, sweet and tender, 80 have hit upon
way-maybo It is not original-wlilh in.
sures all these above good qualities
! use boiled ham. Just try IT, Cut u
slice from boiled ham, lay IL In hot,
well CREASED frying pan and let 1t turn u
little brown or crisp. think you'll like ".
Shaved thin and fried il 10 delicious with
lambs kidneys
always sprinkle little bit of sugar on
hmm OF bacon. -EHchhnga
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-04

II you try TO doany millinery at home. he
suru in covering bucSram frame 70 first
bind the edge with a double bit OF crown
lining or some soft silk; cut It on the bias
and hold pretty tight while sewing
This binding takes away the thin, sharp
look from the edge nf the hat and gives a
good, firm foundation TO take hold OF whom
slipstitching the velvet together; moreover,
1t takes away the homemade appearance.
Exchange.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-04

Many women have the habit OF rubbing
the corners Of their eyes 20 lay on or take
Oh grease and powder, and also to remove
particles Of dust that may lodge there.
Unless this 10 done with delicate touch
the laahes will be worn or torn away, lenv-
ing the place barren. The remedy is sweet
oil, yascliue, glyoerln or any other fatty
substance to nourish the roots OF the hair
and a discontinuaneo OF the operation.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-04

The child ot Thomas ]. Burton, which
was su badly sraldcd by falling Into o.
pail VI hot water Thursday afternoon,
died Friday morning.
The bucket OF water was setting lu
the yard, wherr the rhlsl was playing
While near the pail ID stumbled and
fen In backwards. II was terribly
harmed aud suffered oxrrucigUng
agony Every thing possible was done
for II 10y loving parents.
The funeral viii take place today from
Mulkpy Memorial chapel
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-04

decision Of Judge Williams, about one
hundred women registered today. The
Repnblicans attempted 70 have the names
IN aiI women stricken from the list. hut
he inspectors refused. anr County fudge
Glndding will issue mandrimus requir-
jng thein to show caGse. Tile total reg
isfration Of women inike county Is 90.
The total male registration 10 5000, an
Increase Of 100 over last fail.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-04
HOTEL ARRIVALS


NiNaN1lbsNs
r. +. Henderson. Houston; W, r.
Cole, Waco. W g. Alyuis, WaHuhuchic,
H. o. Francy. Dallas; j Meyers, Bus.
ton; II Prince Decatur; l. Sulson, MI
waukec; A h. Stripping, Prescott, ARK.
e.. NJ. Elmonds aud wife, Cal; Mrs
i. u, Rivers, Texas. H. T.. Ferguson,
Weatherford; i Morgan, Temple; J ".
Ross, Texas; g 5, Lewis, Wichita,
lin Chico; 3. II. Homes. L A; a q
Mitchell, 4. S. A.; II. $ Dunmlu, Cole.
man. ! Il. Sullivan. ST. LYuis L..
Emery, Moline il, Mrs &. Nj. Nor
wood, Lubbcr, Texas, j NJ. Dmghrrty
Abilene; ~ W. Ford, TeNurkRnu; 5. j..
Hurst. Kansas City; u. y Dunlap. ST.
Louisi W. Il. Turned WeatheriOrd;
w. q. Bailey, Houston; II Virgins,
San Angelo: @. q. HoluOgaien1, Do
troit; a. w Beverly, Cruwcll. u q.
Martin, Chicago; Robt Ellison, city ID.
G.. LWte and wife. Mlwo, | n, Miss
Lnlu Yates, ThomRs King, Miss liauie
Nntes,, Mrs. Jennings, Mansfield. Mr.
BcdfOi1, Waynhnchie; w, II Tate,
Wichim, Kan; T., j. lipscomb, Grape
vine. u. w. Hayes, city; Mrs II. liv.
inrslou, Ennis; Mics sadie Livingston
II, X, Hester u, ), A.; j. Worthinum,
MAsey Koppen Texas. q u. DUDLEY.
Wichita Falls. n. Miller, Dallas: r. NJ
McVicor, World: r. Van slykc. Dallas
r. II. Cook. Paris, A H. Weakly, Hohy
! a. Roa eli, Wpathprford; III A. 'ritlgt.
Abilene; II q. Smith, Quanah; H. ".
Shelton, ST., Louis. q, H. Colefroer, Gle
hurnc; j. u. Ford. TeNp8' w Y, HuN.
ley 81 Louis. & NJ. Wilson. Bn0mlo \.
y; Il. NJ DE Viz, san Angelo
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-04
TREATED LIKE MEN,
WOMEN HAVE EQUAL CHANCE
IN JOURNALISM.

with the sterner Sex Usually as
Judges, the work Of Ambitious
Women Receives as Much Con-
sideratlon as is Accorded TO That
ofAny Man.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-04

A room OF which an invalid may have
tired can DC "mado over by rearranging its
furniture, cutting of It's corners and max
ing an ootagon Of a square room, taking a
closet door OF its hinges and substituting
a pole, with rings and porticre, rich or
simple, las thy purse can buy Loving
hands can do this while the invalid is out
for a drive
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-04
REALIZATION.

! wiahsd ono day, with Burns, some power wad
gio
rhe Gift by meHna OF which myself ia 500,
"A 20 the watching world seemed 10 be.
Aud, as Il chnnocd, some fairy came my way,
And granted ne the wish I'D made that day,
And, oh, II allied my soul with blank diamRy
For rs looked, nh, how my pride did fan,
Aghatt Btnggnrcd bnoll against tho wall;
The world was not aware Of me at all
-NarlNIn AmlLh M Mo
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-04
MANY WOMEN MAY Ynr vorn
Judge Williams Decision Operative
Only In His District.

Rochester, Nov. 3.--Ex-Couuty Judge
John u. Lynn. a iurist Of high standing.
says that the decision Of Jndgc Williams,
nj syracuse, against the wOman.sufirare
law cannot apply elsewherDihan In lis
own judicial district Wou,n In Monrue
county could sill rcgisuf dnd vote. I'M
less a similar decision is obtniued from a
Flprr1ue court justice IN this judicial dis,
trlct.
Judge Lynn did not think that anyclec-
Hon hoard would dare TO deny registry or
ballot 10 any woman In thu absence Of a
court order applying 10 me particular ter
ritory IN which u has jurisdiction, III
they did they would be guilty of n mis-
demeaipa. as Tho attorney general has III
recfed that the law be obeyed until IL Is
pronomced Unconstitutional BY Tie conrts
As the court Of appeals II nit sittinr
q anal decision of the question cannot H.
obtained befure election
Norwich. ~ T.. Nov BIN spite Of the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-04

The Gazette has authority for the
statement that the Rock Island raiirOad
COMPANY is not backing any Fort Worth
special puhhcation, has made no con
tract 20 circulate such Il publication. and
does not contemplate entering the pub
fishing business. Representation 10 the
contrary Is without aut'--Tity.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-04

Mrs Annie Besant advises women who
are healthy 70 get married and DO support
cd, instead OF supporting themselves, She
thinks that three or four children ars as
many US any woman can raise with justice
10 themselves aud herself.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-04

Ny Asinciated ffNss.
Guthrie. o. r.. Nov. IA majority Of
the Kickupao indians have agreed To ac-
cept $500 each from the government
and be enrolled for allotment II the
rest do not come In, allounents will be
assigned them aud preparations for
opening the reservation comple;ed NJ
once.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-04
coopER AcouIrTEp


HVHIIIT 70 III' 'aNEIF.
san Antonio. Tex, Nov. BIN the dis
trict court to-day a. q. Cooper, ex-audi-
tor Of The san Antonio and Aransa.
Pass railway. was adjudged not guilty OF
ing u. y Yoakum's name, then general
ing Is. r. io1lkudl shame. then g,neM'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-04

a lovely white and gold roota recently
seen had bamboo curtains fall ~ over two
doors, tho bamboo painted whHe aud put
together with gold beads The effect was
very beautiful Maroon and ebonised BAN
boo strung with white beads is another
pretty design in these airy hanginga
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-04

Fond Mother And so you gave up your
seat to II young lady in the street car. That
was very polite Did you have to stand up
the whole wAyt
Little Boy-oh, no, didn't stand up at
ALL climbed up in her lAp.-Good News.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-04
nm nEsuLr or An AccIpENr.

Dallas. Tx. Nov, 3.-,John Snyder,
recently run over by Il San Jndnto street
car had both feet nmputated at the city
hospital to-day The poor fellow will
survive his injuries. Il Is thought, bul
VIII BE- a helpless cripple for life.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-04
n s MAnsHAL nrs1GNs

/ Special IN the odzettte.
/ Paris. Tex, Nov. 3.-ro-day ). ! Dick
ers0n. United States marshal Of the cast
ern district Of Texas filed his resignntio
at Washington. effective December ~.
| 1893 His time cxpifso July, 1895. He
has an excellent record.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-04

BY Associated Press.
Warrington, Nov 3.--Secretary Of the
Treasury Carlisle today instructed the
mins OF Philadelphia and New Orleans
to coin the sciuiurage into standard sil-
Anr ImL.LL.-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-04

liy Associated Press.
Rome nov 3=rbe Russian squadron
LEFT Aiacciu This morning. immense crowds
Of people dadr farewell To the allies Of
France.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-04
A NEW OUTLET
a NEW OUTLET
FOR FORT WORTH !
go. FOKr WORTH !

The Fort Worth and Denver City railway
10 the North ana Eust to accommodate It's
patrons, have concluded 10 iuaugurats pas
beu-er service from Fort Worth and ali
Chicago. New York, Kansas City, Mus.
burg, Topeka, 81. Joe. Emporil Newton,
Wichita, Wellington and ali points in The
North ana ElAt. by this route you mako
practically the same time, making close
connection Mt Panhandle City, where
through coaches are provided.
Fare from Fort Worth same as via any
other line.
For full Information address,
D. u. KELLER,
Gen. Pass. au1'Frt Agent,
y. s. DAVIS.
City Ticket Agt.. iOl Main ST.. Fort Worth
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-04

None but tenyear old Belle of Nelson
whisky sold over the Maaaion Bar
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-04

ROCK ISLAND ROUTE

PULLMAN sLEEpERs-
the
I. & C. N. and II. & II. O.
Are now running a line OF magincen,
PULLMAN sLEEPERs
Between
DALLAS AND SAN ANTONIO
Via
HEARNE
DAILY In each direction, Passengers from
Fort Worth can obtain berth at Garro,t
on application to Houston ana Texas Cen.
trnl agent at Fort Worth. south.boppt
train leaves Fort Worth $50 y. m. dallas
1885 p. m, Garrett S:ls u. m. arr,v,n.
Austin 5;25 a, M. san Antonio 9;l5 \. M
North-bcund leaves san Antonio 81, -
M, Austin 1850 p. M, arriving Gnrro,,
s'l5 a. M, Fort Worth 1890 a. m. Dallas
$50 a. IL.
Re sure your tickets read via uops,o,
ana Texas Central, and international ana
Great Northern.
d. J. PRICE. a. c. p. A.
international ana Great Northern railway.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-08-06
PREPARADAs EN LA FARMAOIA DE VALE CANCIO
UuicOs dpOsrOS de Ia vsdadea formula Ponce Puertu-RcC

Vente amos emosrado las propedades toni
nicas reconsuyenes pdoa damente Oda las
depndn del empobecmento de Ia
amentac0n nntiva habar ugares hdmedOs ma
ventlados pOg entermedades anteriores
su accdn cuava muy papitaciOnes del
dolores de cabeza napeen debdad dolores las erna
hdroess eansanco sorda zumbos oOs padez de
restuyen caor natural meteOrsmos flores banca
grandes pas de de la mepsuac6 abHndancias
complete desarroo de edad
de la puDertad debdad de les enemedade
agudas cnicas tai aeracOnes morbosas snt6
mas de una cooanema" simple de affection general dec
I'm vista de los progresses D. Teapeuca de alguno inconve
entes que noa en- hs modihcado formula
o 10 comprueba gensraiEado hsce d.
ella sla.
Oon fin pecaverse muchss mtaones de esta
mua han heCo cyas proedades nfores debe exgse
ada egma est6 de tabrica
tapa superior seo dice DOCTOR n REVERON MedGO
Orujano Ponce Rco INFERIOR rma ell ado de
Uecho de aa este Ag0sto 80 de 1890
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-08-06
AMIGOS DE.TODOS
PILDORAS HOLLOWAY.

Millones de personas, ZEN todsa
Las parties del mundo, recomiendan
dichas Phdoras como el mejor res-
tauratiyo de la salud que Sc como.
Ce. Elias curan todas las afeccio..
mes del coraE6n, del hfgado, de
estomsgo, de los rlnopes Y de los
intestinos, y remueven Ia acrimo.
MIA, la natulenoia y la cardislgia.
expulsando de Ia sangre toda In.
pureEa, fortsleciendo conipletamen-
te 81 sistema nervioso J dando IN
tono saludable . 10: organiEaci6
genera.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-08-06
COLORES EN- TUBOS !

PARA LA PINTURA AL OLEO 7
LA OUARELA, Sc AOABAN DE
REOIBIRi EN- ESTA IMPRENTA.
Holm (6,sns).
Bet6n.
BlAnco de plata.
Blanco de plom,'
BlAnco de zinc.
Azul celeste
ASul de cobAItA.
AAul dc Prussia.
OAstano (brEn )..ds Marie.
CaHtaiio roio.
OAstAfio d Van Dyrh
JArmin quemads.
Oarmin de rubiA.
Uenix& kxul,
Bermell6n.
autagAmba,
Girls de Payne.
Indigo
Amarillo dsIcadmio,
Amarillo de eromo elara.
AaaHillo de erono oxeur
Amarillo indiana.
Amarillo de Napolss
LAea quenRdA.
LacA carmineA.
Laea YuhiR
Laca Amarilla.
LAca ordinAria.
LAca violada.
Negro de marfl.
Negro de aurAsne
Ocra eAstano.
Ocrs smarillo
0crs roio'
Ocre de ruEal
UltrMmAr
Pisdra de hell
Rolo Dc Basurna
Rojo de Vsnscia.
sangrs de DHgo
Sepla.
SspiA eolorssds-..
kamAlts'
TnturH nsutro-
Tisra dc Oassel.
Terra de Oolonia.
IisrrA Dc Italia nssunf
Terra de Italia q usmsda.
1isrrn de sombra natural
Iisrra de sOnbra qasmAda
nerra dc 6isnA nasurul,
nsrra Dc sisnA sasnAas.
Bsrmsll6n.
Bsrnall6n lnglde.
Bsrnsll6n de- Cblas,
Ysgds tsEIA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-08-06
IIBROS.
En- la Imprenta del BoLETIN se
han recibido loo siguientes:

C6digo Penal reformado On 1870
son las variaciones lntroducidas en-
al mismo por La ley de IL de Julio
de 1876, concordadO y comentado
para 81 mejor inteligencia y taoll
aplicaci6n, con una multitud de
ejemplos y ouestiones practicas ex-
tractadas dc Ia jurisprudencia esta-
blecida pOr el Tribunal Supreme
en- mas de cincO mil sentencias die
tadas en- materiA de casaci6n orl-
minal desde 1870 & 1887, y de Ia
jarisprudencia francesa en- los Ca
sos no resueltos a6n por Ia nuestra,
que dimanan de artiCulos del Co.
digo frances, que guardian Completa
ldentidad J analogia con los de-
O0digo espanol, segujdo de un ex
Eenso y mlnucios0 repertoire alta
betico de las mismas J de un apen
dice con las leyes penales espeCia-
les de Contrabando J defraudaci6n,
ferrocarriles, montes, ley eleCt0ra-
les y municipal, caEa y pesca, ley
sobre protecclon los nlfos de 10
de Julio de 1873, y sobre usuEpa-
oion v falsihCaclon de patentes de
81 del propio mes y aho, anotadas
y oomentadas con la jurispruden-
ella del Tribunal Supreme.
Obra utnisima o los senores Ma
gistrados, Jurados, Jueces, Flsca-
les, indlviduos dei Ouerpo Juridico
Ml4itar y deaas tunclonarios en-
cargadoe &c la aplicacion dc la ley,
muy particularmente os seno-
ces Lerados, detensores 8 aousa-
dores en- causa criminal, y g todas
aQnellas personas que deseosas
do oonoceE el O0digo , IL Jurlspru'
dencia, 40 han podldo hsoer de
ellos un estudlo especial, poF {.
Excmo Sr ID. salvador Viada y VI.
llsseca, Magistrate del Tuouna
supreme J Olputado d OorteA-Ul
TINA edicion, cuatro tomoa.
| OOMPILACIOG dc Las dIspoai,
clones organicas dc la Admlnlsgra
ci0n dc JuhticlA en- lRa provincial
lie Ultramar, p-ecedlda dc una In
troduecion historical, AEotada
lconeordadA con la legialaeion ante
sior J La dc Ia Peninsula, J con la
lreyas proeesalea, j segaida dc Va
lios APPENDICES, eompErnalY lie h
lley de unlhcaoi6n &c 10 CO AgueGa
de 1885, al decEeGo ley dc emplcA
dos &c UltramaE J lAA demaa dis
lpoaieioneB vigentea, pos Ramol
Sanchez OcAha, aaxiliRr del MInlA
terio de GEaclA j ] JaAgieiA J Bed *
tor dc La " hevlsga dc l@s Tubuna
ean. Edici5n dc 1881
PEDAGOGICAL, por don ] Joat SAL
cncx j Gonzales &c SomoAno,
RkPERTOkIO DE JURls
IPRUDENUIA cn mRicT!A eTimlnA
tornado poF una I~ata &c Abogs
doa, baio La dlrcoclon &c don =
centc Romero Glron; oompEvao
desde el AAo 1870 8 1885, sons
pasta
LkGl8LACION de p<imeEa FL
p4GAnEA, kcrruE k4vcro.
| YkTEkINARIA, AfAgu
Id alcnAnA Castro NeFuo.
| fIhlUA J qulm1ea, kelia-
TAbLAs DC logarssa3o&, eAl
l~Acx RAEaoa.
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tnfallblemente lss heridas antiguas
les nagas, y los males de piernss '
de pecho. Por medic de su In.
huencia las 6lceras virulentss ts.
man muy pronto I'm aspscto con-
valeciente y desaparecen. JamAa
deja, este ungnento ferrigerante.
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lac afeoclones de 10 niel, los cons.
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-08-06
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DEL DR. MoNTEG

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curar las herpes J guitar Ii plea
s6n en- el Inomento de aplicarla-
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rsoa, empeinea, mAnehas Y espini.
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Immediate.
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GuIllcznesy, depo&iEaxio.