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Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1893-02-09
CHAPTER vi.

II WINS inst at dusk that evening; the
western SKY was streaked with crimson
and black; the white mist was lying in
thin wreaths along the purple river
meadows the landralls were croaKinB
In the fern and the night Jars churning
on the oak; the little stars were WINK
ling In the smooth heaven, ana the pale
crescent Of the moon was adip upon the
sea when n thin curl of smoke rose from
the thatch Of hut in the fishing village
below the burgh. A minute after
brIqht tongue OF flame shot up ana
cry of alarm rose from inside the stock
AIDES. Surely some careless housewife
had let an ember fall among the thatch, ."
they thought, and the great oak gates
creaked upon their hinges and out TO
the extingulshing rushed in their loose
sheepskin cloaks two luckless herds.
AS they passed the portal an arrow sped
across the grass, and, plunging deep
into the chest Of the foremost, he
bounded half his height into the air,
then fell with heavy thud into the
fern and went rolling and kicking and
screaming down the hillside. At the
same minute an unseen hand from be-
hind, with single sweep OF good
Norway AK, severed the head OF the
other from his body as he stood glaring
after his comrade, and now the starlight
was twlnkling on the weapons and mail
OF hurrylng Norsemen, and while the
fierce cry Of "Odin Odinl" went up to
the black sky, and the dusky crows,
startled from their roosting places,
Tapped dismally about between the
stars, o long, low wall Of fear and terror
rose from the hundred corners OF that
doomed citadel.
And the game was ours from the be-
ginning. Numerous and strong, fierce
and bloodthirsty as bloodhounds on the
trail, we raced for the open gates, and
carried the first one and swept round
the way between under the unguardeo
palisades, where o dozen men might
have held us at bay, and so to the innel
portal, where we stabbed brave ole
crone who tried to shut it in our face
and there the place had fallen--tht
wolves were in the fold.
And wild work we made of It'll AS VIZ
gained the entrance the English chief
tain rushed out Of the mid-door Of his
hall in his nightwear (for he had al
ready gone to bed), naked sword il
his hand and by his side fair young
boy with curly yellow hair. BY Thor,
would not have been the wild fowl OF
the neighboring marsh when that comel,
lad was hungry. He shot so close anC
straight, although the light was poor 70
shooting, that had there been dozel
such it would have gone badly indeed
with us. At the first shaft he piercet
Kolbiorn through the wrist, and the sec
ond wounded stalwart Sveinke in tn
thigh then he shot one In the throa
and another in the stomach, and KEEP
us all at bay until his last arrow wa
spent, and then died far down on tn
: haft Of bloody Dagson's bear spear Xix
the fierce young cub he was. AS 70
the other - although he was stou
enough Of heart, yet his limbs wer
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fakes and embers on us below. But
nothing cared for blood and litter, but
with a foot Of wind and heart hotter
than tho flames above rushed through
the banquet place and brushing rudely
by the scowling king got out 10 the
inner court and 80 reached the portal OF
the tower.
Over o red path Of clnders flew, and
with my bare hand cast the iiame-ro, OF
doorway into red ruins, and up the
twlnlng oaken steps raced-scarce
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teeth. Now for green Baldersund or old
Valhalla!"-leapt bravely out into the

teeth. Now for green Baldersund or old
Valhalla!"-leapt bravely out into the
night!
This is ALL This is the story of Ulla
the viking, Ulla the priest. The lamp
waivers to it's ending-the ink is dry.
When the clansmen picked us up the
maid was dead, and so was the light and
the loving of Ulla. For three days we
staggered back across the melancholy
ridge and furrow Of the black North Sea,
and then we buried her here under a
grassy mound by the white lip OF the
ocean in Baldersund. And grief, dull
and abiding, sat in my heart, and none
could assuage it, At last, after many
years, there came one barefooted, a
cross and staff in his hands, from over
seas and whispered comfort He poured
the unction of the new faith into my
heart and the baptismal water on my
head and bid me forget and arise anew.
And I took the cowl of him, learning to
read and write, and built me hut by
the green mound | loved and strove by
penance and privation to do as l was
bid.
But can 1 forget? Can the sharp
thong and the mean fare purge the hot,
free, loving spirit in my blood2 At
times it shakes off the shackles Of sweet
insipidness, and then II, old Ulla Err
lingson-while the pale ghost-hre
plays upon the dark summit OF my
mound and the black sea booms dismal
in the black night distance, go out upon
that dear, shrouding turf and cast my
self upon my face, and tear my white
hair and mock the wild wind and waves
with my still wilder grief,
THE END.
Copyright, by the Authors Alliance. All
rights reserved.
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Owing to tho increase of business to Hot
Springs, Arkansas, The Carlsbad of America)
the Management of the Missouri Pacific Ra l.l
way Company has found it necessary to re-
sumo Their Through Pullman Sleeplng-car
service between Ka sas City, Ft. Smith, Lit
tie Rock and Hot Springs. The train leaves
Kansas City every morning at 8;45, AMI ar
rives at Hot Springs 1850 p M, the follow;
ing day. For an elegant pamphlet entitled!
aye Hot Springs, Arkansas, Picture Books, "
address Compang's Agents, or y. S. Jewettr
p. & T., Agt., No. 800 Main ST., and No
1913 Union Ave-, Kansas City, who will be
pleased to reserve berths in advance on ap
plication.
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The wde-awake fruit grower, ever on the
alert for improvements that shall increase
his profits and add to his pleasures, will care
fully notice the advertisement of Mr.. Will
liam Stahl, of Quincy, III. This sprayer is
all he claims and is rapidly coming to be
universally used. See display advertisement
elsewhere in this paper.
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Az tho ephone,-Tommy; Is this the
butcherp Voice Through Phone; Yes,
ma'am. Tommy; Send up four peckB OF
apples and ten quarts Of crsnberries right
away. Voice; Yes, ma'am. Anything else
to-dayr Tommy; One bunch Of red ba-
nanas. Good-by.
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WE have noticed that when anyone
IN Il crowd has a bit Of scandal to re-
late, it is not until the speaker S
through talking, and all have had
their curiosity appeased, that some
one says something about gossiping
being SO improper.
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AN
OP I'm
OFF Z r.

IL is fact that more than ono
half the human race die from pull
monary trouble. 1t is important
therefore that you should guard
against the first symptoms of TAX
ing cold. When you do take cold,
get a bottle of Reds German
Cough and Kidney Cure. If you
are unable to find it at your drug
gists, write your name plainly on
a postal card, send it to the Syl-
van Remedy Co., Peoria, ILL.,, and
we will send you by return mail,
free, a trial bottle. We do this
because we want you to try this
great remedy, for it is the best
thing in the world. 1t is the only
cough remedy on the market that
oOr,+0inc No pOienu
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For Coughs and Throat Disorders use
BRowN's BRONCHIAL TRocHEs. "Haye never
changed my mind respecting them, except |
think better of that which began By think
ing well of."--Rev. Henry Ward Beecher.
Sold only in boxes.
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Thousands of tons OF blood and bone fer
tilizers were used by Missouri and Kansas
farmers last year. They are rapidly learning
that honest fertilizers are highly profitable
Investment. Armour Packing Company,
Kansas City, are the largest manufacturers
of these goods in the world.
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II 10 because persons who once try DR..
Bull's Cough Syrup, always buy IL again,
that its sales have become no enormous. Ihs
success OF this great remedy in curing cold,
cough, Group and sore throat Ii simply maj.
yolous,
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Look out for counterfeitsl SEQ that you
get the genuine ialvOtion OH Do not lot
the dealer sell you some "just as good, but
inaist upon getting the genuine with the
BuLlls Head trade mark on tho wrapper
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Auutie; JOHNNIE, did you enjoy the book
| sent you CnristmasP Johnnie; Never
looked ut it yet. Auntie; Why don't you
to wash my hands when read it.
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az took tho pledge against swearing las
New Years Day." Indeed And how do
you get along2" Every we'll, but tho crucial
test Is approaching" ''How" ~ am So
ing to take porous plaster off my back to-
ni0ht ~
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Lanes Medicine Moves the Bowels
Each Day. In order TO DO healthy this Is
necessary. Curos constipation, headache,
kidney and liver troubles and regulates the
stomach and bowels. Price SOC and $l.00 at
all deAlers.
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''Neither my father nor grandfather ever
did bit of work in their lives" boasted the
visiting young man. Gossip said Uncle
Summerboar, "wuz they feeble-mlnded,
too?"
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The Big Sister; Tommy, what do you
mean by shifting at Mr.. Slowpay's over
coatp The Little Brother: Eth tryin' TO
thmell thmoke. When pa thaw 1t no thaid
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EMPLOYMENT, which Galen calls
Natures physician, is so essential to
human happiness that Incidence is
justly considered the mother of mis-
cry
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Nelliei Mamma. Geordie's swallowed a
quarter an he's chokin'! "0h, my child,
why did you do it? Now haven't enough
for car fare"
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Mrs. Fifty (who thinks she appears youth
full; You may be surprised to hear that
that tall young man IS my son. Mr.. Gauche |;
Yes. indeed, thought he was your grand
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Mr.. Rapid; woman has TO live a year
In Chicago before sho can got divorce.
Mrs. DeSmith; Yes, II comes high, but it IS
worth IL
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"Sophtio is badly troubled with dyspep-
isa." "That's because he is so gullible."
''What has that to do with it2" "He swal-
lows everything"
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"Jimmie," said mamma, "you have
smashed your train OF cars almost to splint-
ers aren't you ashamed?" ~ didn't do it. "
"Who did itW ~ don't know until l hold
an inouest
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We have noticed q page article In the Daily Glooc
on red uclng weight at very small expense IL
will pay readers to send two-Sent stIn9 , IoG
Chicago, III.
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Coughing Loads I" Consumption.
Kcmp's Balsam will stop the cough at
once. Go to your druggist to-day and get a
sample bottle free. Large bottles SOC and 81.
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Young Callowe. Iexpect to start for Lon
don and Paris tomorrow Can l do any
thing for you? Prunella: Yes; be sure not
to miss your steamer.
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Gibbs: l think they must have cut tho
opera very much last night, don't you?
Smiler: guess 30, for it seemed awfully
weak toward the last.
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"Do you quarrel with your neighbor still
about his dog coming over into your gardenp
"No; that's all over now" "Buried the
hatchet2" "No; buried the dog"
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''You do not dazzle one with your intel
lect, Freddy" ''No; me man tends to al
chat, chu know"
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Willie: It's lucky man that dies at New
Years. Nilly. How so? Willy: Why, he
Rets credit for all tho good resolutions he
wouldn't have kept.
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A DISTURBANCE

- OApA NefDeAANOA
M isn't what you want, II your stom-
y ach and bowels are irregular.
Ias& That0 about all you get, though,
leHI with tho ordinary pill. 1t may TO
YS hevo you for the moment, but
- you're usually In a worse state az
terward than before.
This Is just where DR.. PierceI
Pleasant Pellets do most good
They act In an easy and natural
way, very different from the huge,
~ old-fashioned pills. They're moi
IN only pleasanter, but there's no 70
action afterwnrd, and their helF
lasts. Ono little sugar-coated ptllel
for a gentle laxative or corrective
| W &2--three for a cathartlc. Constipa
AYK ton, Indigestion, Bilious Attacks,
a VaaN Dizziness, Sick and Billoue Head
UGH aches, are promptly relieved and
x ,WW cured.
EIW They're tho smallest, the easiest
W. TO take--and the cheapest pill you
can buy, for they're guaranteed Ia
| II WI give satisfaction, or your money ID
| Ill returned
WV You pay only for the good you
got.
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One woman has gone insane because of
her hired girl. Perhaps that is the easiest
Way,
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Whom Visiting KansHs city Stop nc
the Blossom HOUSE, opposite linton Depot
First Glass in every respect, Rates, $3.50 per
day.
Gable cars to all parts of the city pass the
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A man who lives fast cannot expect that
enjoyment will keep up with him.
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"Hanson's Magic Corn Salve."
Warranted to cure, money refunded. Ask You
druggist fOrit. Price IS cents.
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Disease is unnatural and is but the proof
that we are abusing Nature. It is claimed
that Garfield Tea, simple herb remedy,
helps Nature to overcome this abuse.
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r1Ta-Au nts stoppcd free uy DR. KIINEs GRRAT
NERVE RESTOREIl. No mt after first days use Mar.
Vicious cures Treatise and S. 90 trial bottle tree 70 Ell
sSses Send to Dr. Kline O3l Arch st., Philadelphia, IA
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Special Announcement.

The mother tongue is probably the lam
guage of Mars.
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If any young man wants to lind out what
the wild waves are saying, let him go to sea.
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This country might bestow on one of ita
cowboy yersillers the title of poet-lariat.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1893-02-09

What is done cannot be undone, especially
if it is hard boiled egg.
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81 only got nominal fee in that case, "
said Brief. $50 the plaintiff said. He said
your charges were phenomenal"
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Poet: have little poem here, sir, that
has been iudtted-" swell, sir, would be
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A genius is n person who finds out things
for other people.
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Imnortnnt to FleshY People.

"Why are you stopping the clock" ITO
ave time,n
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Many man thinks no can read woman
like book till no tries to shut her up.
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The humeriss of this country soem TO have
made butt of tho goat.
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She: Why IN the world does he call his
feet poetic? He: Because they go to meet
her, you know.
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MANY wise man has picked up good
suggestion where some fool dropped 1t.
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A Snow Bawl; Say, who threw that
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If the Baby is Cutting Teeth
Be sure and use that old and welltried remedy hRA
WrysIow's sooruIEc sYnup for children teethlng.
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lean and old, and my merry fellows
made short work with him, and he 10y
in the moonlight as they left him, pale
and bloody across his threshold, all the
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-11-20

He aqui una de las razones que aconse-
jan asegurarse en- la NEw-YoRK LIFE con
preferencia cualquiera otra compaflia
El que sc asegura en- otras companias, no
puede llamarse con propiedad socio de elias.
Los verdaderos socios son los ACCIoNIsTAs
que fundaron esas compabias que Sc re-
parten CAST TODos los benefcios
LA NEw-4ORK LIFE no tiene accionis-
tas y caai todos gus benefcios Sc reparten
entire los asegurados que son los GNIcos
DUENos y soCIos de la Compahia
LA NEW-YoRK LIFE ha pagado en- Pto.
Rico cerca de TRESCIENTos MIL PESOS 1
sus asegurados cuya relaci6n nominal pro-
porcionara al que 10 desee don Luis San
chez Morales.
LA NEw-YoRK LIFE no tiene pleitos
porque paga sus siniestros SIN DrscUTrR-
Los. D
Agente general: don Luis Ssncbez No
Lales, San Juan Pto. .-Rico.-Sub-ag agente an
Ponce: don Eduardo Salich.
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ri - ICIA 3

Personals lleg*das hoy de Mayaguez, nos
dicen que ALI ha causado gran disgusto Is
actltud tomada por el comercio reapecto q
los pesos mejcanos.
En- dicha ciudad So preparaba ana mani
festacion popular, y Sc nos dice que 4 estas
horas, probable que el comercio haya
vueltO sobre su acuerdo.
Tamb6n hemos visto una hoja suelta que
SO pnblic6 contra 81 comercio, y en- la que
excita al general Daban para que ponga
freno 10 que elles llaman ''egoismo de al
gunos comerciautes."
Sc ha encargado interina mente del Vice
consulado de los Estados Unidos en- esta
ciudad, maestro amigo don j. B Muller,
acredltado comerciante de esta plaza.
Esta noehe tendra lngsr la retreta que no
pudo verihcarse Ell domingo por motive del
concerto que Sc celebraba Ell La Perla
De Vieques nos comunican que han sido
acogidas con entusiasmo las excitaciones del
Gobierno General con motivo de los suce-
sos ocurridos ca Meilla.
Ell Ayup ia miento, en- session extraordina-
ria, acord0 destinar ese objeto 5 428 20
que obtuvo de benefcio en- Ell remate de
consume, iniciar una suscricion popular,
que dio un resultado de s 926 20 que en- gi-
ros sobre San Juan Sc renitio a la Junta
Central
Cele5r6se tambi6n una velada en- el CEN
tro ''El Recreo" cuyo producto Sc destin6
al misno objeto.
FL entusiasmo patri6tco ha sido ALI una
mime.
En- San Juan uno de los opsrarios que
trabajaban en- el puente de San Antonio
tuvo la desgracia de caer al aqua, en- don
de hubiera perecdo no mediar Ell pronto
y e6caz auxio De sus companeros.
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villas: hablaron despues, agotando
todos los tema5 Ell infnidad de ar
dientes mprovsaciones los sef1ores
Navarrete, Zavala, La a9ergne, Rodrf-
guez Castro, Marin y Muhoz Rivera
Por Francia, la patr:a de Laverge
y Ia amiga de kspaha contra las hor
das del Riff; POI Colon y sus com
paheros; por el Padre Nazario y su
libro; por Puerto Rico y sus mujeres
divinas, por Espana y sus mujeres
deliciosas por Guayanilla y sus ha-
bitantes; por Isabel Yordan de La
vergne, cnyo santo aparecia en- Ell ca
lendario con tan rara oportunidad;
por Ell doctor Chanca, cronista del
descubrimiento. Para todo hu-
bo un recuerdo una frase.
I no hubieramos nunca conclude
de expresar las ideas que nuestra
mente Sc agolpaban enfrente de aquel
mar que guarda tai vez cl rastro de
las giOrlOSas naves colombinas, 81 Ell
feloj no nos advirtiera que el tren iba
a partlr y que nuestras tareas nos re-
clamaban con imperio.
PONCE
Volvimos la morada de Orlando |
Lavergne, y, tras breves instantes de
reposo, digimos adios la playa en- |
que no olvidaremos va |
aunque pase sobre nosotros el item
po y aunque la incierta fortuna nos
arroJe a paises ignotos y distantes.
Vibro de nuevo Ell silbato de la ma
quina, y el tren nos condujo a la
ciudAd en- que escribimos, sin que
entasemos la sensacion que
IN ilustfe poeta describe en- magn16-
COS versos.
" Marcia el tren tan seguido, tan seguido,
como aquel que patina por el hielo;
7 en confusion extrana
confundidos terra cielo.
monte la nube nube la montana y
Los trenes de Puerto Rico son unos
renes retrogrados, que resisten al
'vance rapido, que no cedan al movi
nlento febrll y que van contonean
lose cual 81 no tuviesen prisa de rem
liz el viaje.
Ferro- carriles de veinte kilometros
Dor horai
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+" Ell NOTICIEROn

Este colega no ha podido YER hoy Is luz
por haber sufrido un accidente ma
quinaria
Aei 10 hace saber por medic lie una ho-
ia susita, nosotros, deseando contribute
la publicidad que desea Il companero, 10
hacemos publico por medic de estas lineas.
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= VII Q

Tengo el gusto de participar los
senores padres de familia, que en- al
da de la fecha me he vuelto hacer
cargo de la Escuela superior de nj
mas de esta ciudad
Ftancfsca 4. ae Lncusa.
Ponce, Nvbre. 3 de 1893 I'm.
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GRAN DEPOSITO
DE CALzADo Y PELETERIA
Jaime Rul2dH, ,-At0cha 8

En- este acreditado establecimiento Sc
recibe mensualmente por todos los vapores,
IN variadfsimo surtido de calzado de todas
classes precios, para caballeros, senoras Y
ninos, que en- calidad no tienen RIVAL.
Tambien hay constantemente un extenso
surtido de materiales y hierros de todas
clases para zapateros talabarteros. Ma
letas de viaje, driles camisas mallorquinas.
VENTAs AL PoR MAYOR AL DETAIL
v. p. s. Ponce, Setiembre 7 de 1893
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E7 preparado .terr9tgi,eoso mis- e'Sc&e
G1te Sc cOnOce
Cura la anemia, el cansancio, debi
Iidad general y Ell raquitismo de los
nihOs
De centa en- todas las fafmaesos
90 centdr0s ffeSco
NoUienld1e de 1898 p
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VENTA DE UNA QUINTA

Sc vende la quinta propiedad de
don Emilio Pozuelo, sta en- Cuatro
Gales. Ell que la interese puede en-
tendcrse con don Victor Manescau
Plaza de las Delicias, Ponce.
Ponce, Setiembre 2o de 1893.