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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-18
DRY GOODS.

New York, December 16.-Business in
goods suitable for spring trade is below
normal proportions and unreasonable goods
are neglected. Prints and printed fabrics
share the weaker feeling Ginghams and
woven goods are in moderate demand
Hosiery and underwear show irregularity
and weakness, with even the spring goods
slow of sale at easier prices. The jobbing
trade has been very dull.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-18
Lie Electrlc I.Irhr 80 -.

It is not generally known that the
electric light, which has done 50 much
Of late years 70 brighten our streets and
our houses, is, 10 reality, a very old
friend. The voltaic arc light was known
TO. and exhibited by, Sir Humphry Da-
veg, In 1905; while, four years later,
Albemarle street. Piccadilly, was cleo
trically lighted at the expense OF the
Royal Society. Thus we live and learn;
and while We gleetuliy rub our hands
and praise the inventor OF to-day, our
pride is humbled when we are told that
our observation-disclosures anticipated us by
a century. LADY,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-18
WOOL.

Bosrox, MASS, December 16.-Wool-
Pulled woods quiet and steady: comoing'
pulled of 1l-blood grade is scarce and sells
readily at 20s92c, clean. There has been
perhaps fractional advance. Fine comb
Ing pulled is intensely flat, as indeed are
all me pulled woods. b supers are little
quieter G supers are still very strong.
The low C's may be had at 2Oa22c, clean.
But one sale of Eastern was made this
week at lie, TO cost 25c, clean.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-18
FOG SIGNAL FOR RAILROADS,
a New Scheme Adopted on the Great
Northern Road.

NOrLueEu Noaus
An electrical method OF fog signaling
has been invented by an electrician in
the employ Of the Great Northern Rail
way Company. A wire is laid by means
Of a pipe from the signal box to the
various signals, at which points brushes
composed OF copper wire project some
four or five inches above the side Of the
rail nearest the signal. To the foot
plate Of the engine a similar brush Is
fixed, connecting with an Indicator and
bell on the engine. II the signal be at
danger, the two brushes coming in con-
tact has the effect OF ringing the bell,
and Indicating TO the driver by means
OF miniature signal fixed on his engine
that the line is not clear. The arrange
ment can be switched OF in fine wealth
err. The process, which is in working
order at Wood Green, has proved so
satisfactory that the company have de-
cided to ft up the suburban lines, and
eventually the whole Of their system.-
Scientific american.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-18
New York weekly Bank statement.

New YORK, December 16.-The weekly
Oank statement shows the following
changes: Reserve, decrease, 1886, 500;
loans, increase, s., 070, 700; specie, decrease,
81, 36l 800; legal tenders, increase, Sl,65l,-
900; deposits, increase, 81, 74S, 500; Ncircu-
lalion, decrease, sl45,7OO. The banks
now hold SIC, lG7, S26 in excess of the re-
Quirements Of the 25 per cent. rule.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-18
The Metal Market

NEW York, December 16. Pig iron
dull; American Sl2 GOALS 90. Copper firm
err; lake $40 90 Lead, firmer; domestic
80 30. Tin, steady; straits so 45.
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stsamshio Arrival

LrvERPooL. December l6.-Aarrived.
steamer Lucania from New York.
NEW YORK. December 18.- Arrived
steamer Waeslard from Antwerp.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-18

There is a man in Boston (says the
Budget who is far beyond the financial
condition denominated "wel-to-do," but
be has a fondness for an old soft hat,
and at his summer resort insists upon
wearing one. A certain young lady I'M
dertook the liberty of taking exception
to his heaGgear, and asked him why he
wore 10. Mr. A. looked at her re-
DrOachfully. Il dress as well as l can
afford TO-" be answered. The young
lady did not know his real financial stat
Us and was conscienCe-stricken. But In
a week or so she found it out, and
determined to be avenged. Her oppor-
tunity came after their raturn TO town.
Mr.. A--Was to be her escort 10 some
function, and when she came trailing
down the stairway in n most fetching
evening gown, he made some remark
that gave her the lOng-deslred opening.
There was a touch Of triumph, mingled
with reproach in her tone, as she an
Swered: 81 dress as we'll as l can az
ford to-" But the triumph was Of short
duration, for Mr.. A only answered
softly: eyes, you bet you do"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-18
PETKULEUM

NEW York, December 16.-Petroleum,
quiet but firm; no sales; January option
closed 1870 asked.
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fDaily. tDaiIy except Sunday
JOHN BAILIE, 1900 Market St
juss&dh r. DUNBAR. Union Depot
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-18

TsoR sALE-BLAEK DEEDS OF TRUST,
n blaBk deeds. blank leases. justices and
lawyers blanks Of All kinds, poweg-ef-attoFney
b-aPks, for sale and foF rent cards st REsIsrEn
Omcs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-18
RAILWAY TIME CARD

Arrival ana departure OF trains on and After
De. :. 1898 EXPLANATION OF REPERKson
MARKS: sDaily; tSunday excepted; +Gou-
day excepted; saturday sxcepted; lSandAy
only; SATURDAY only. Eastern STANDARD Tima
which is one hour earlier than Central Time.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-18

OHIO RIVER RAILROAD CO
oman after June 10. Passenger Trains win
RIM as follows: 'Dhily, tDaily. except sun-
day. Central Time.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-18
RAILROADS.

WHEELING AND ELM GROVE
w RAILROAD On and after Wednes-
lay, June 1,lS92 trains will run - foll.ws-
city time:
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tDaily except Sunday. a.,
Sunday Church Trains will leave Elm uroN
AZ o.La a d. and Wheeling at 1911 P. N.
II. s. WEISGERBER
Gen. kAaAgoA
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for Infants and Children.

Castoris cures Co,ic, Constipation,
Sour Ctc-aach, Ci,-rAr2, ErcctatiOn,
Kl,s H-o--2S C,-cs sleep, and promotes di
~o1iol,
Ti,lgus injurious medication.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-18

ARRIVE.
From New York, Philadelphia. Baltimore ami
Washington, 835 a IN. daily.
Cumberland accommodation, 445 p. m. ex'
cepL Sunday.
Grafton accommodation. 1920 a M, daily.
Moundsville accommodation, 100 a. m, liz
and 1855 p. 70. except sunday.
Keyser press, 800 p. M, except Monday
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-18

TRANs-oHIO DIVISIONS
For Columbus, Chicago and the West, $50 q
m and 4 II p. NE daily.
Columbus, Cincinnati and ST. Louis l2.l5 =.
m. daily except Sunday. 10. 10 A. m, daily, and
2l5 a. m. Sunday only.
ST. Clairville accommodation, l0i5 q m. ani
33Op m, except sunday
Newark accommodation, $50 p. m, except
Sunday.
ARRIVE
From Chicago. 20 and l0.fO q. m. daily.
From St. Louis Cincinnati aud Columbus
500 a. m and $50 p. m, daily.
81. Clairsvllle accommodation, ll.0 q. N.
and SIS p. m, except Sunday.
Newark commodation 1Le5 q M, except
CHAS. o. SCULL,
General Passenger Agent
1T. LANE T. p. Agt, Wheeling, W. Va.
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EloRsALE-BLAEK DE EDS or TRUST,
IL REGIsTE ORficp
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-18

Money, 1 Per Cent-GOvernmsnts, steedy
stocks. Dull-Flour steady-Whest,
Firm.
NEW YORK, December 16.-Money on call
easy at 1per cent. Prime mercantile paper
31fa51< per cent Sterling exchange dull
and steady at 4S3a4S71I.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-18

"Castoriaissowelads to childrent that
Irecoumend it as superior eRy prescription
known 70 nc" IT. A. ARczER, II .,
III So. Oxford St, brooklyn, y Y.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-18

Joe jefferson, says the Chicago Times,
never had but one person with him VINO
did not reverence the man as they did
the name. This individual, one Bagiey
by name, was the property man, and
annoyed the great comedian with undue
familiarity. He had called Mr.. Jetfer-
son Joey during his entire thirty years
service. Just previous TO an auspiciouS
opening IN one Of the big cities, Mr..
Jefferson discharged BagleY for humil-
listing him before a number Of friends.
Bagley got drunk right away, and that
night paid his way TO the gallery to see
Mr.. jefferson present Grip Van Win
kle." The angry Frau had inst driven,
poor, destitute Rip from the cottage,
when Rip turns and, with word of
pathos, asks: Den hat no interest in
dis hOuseP" The house was deathly
still, the audience half in tears, when
Bagley's cracked voice resounded:
"Only eighty per cent, Joey-only
eighty per cent"
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WHEELING AND PITTSBURG DIVISION.
For PittsburR, Washington. Baltimore Phii-
adephis and New York, 900 a IN. and ooop
M, daily, -,
Pittsburg accommodation, T.3O a. M, daily.
Pittsburg express, 100 p M. except Sunday
Washington, Pa, accommodation, go p H.
except Sunday.
ARRIVE.
From New York. Philadelphia, Baltimore,
Washington and Pittsburg, I2 10 a. m. daily eI-
cept sunday, and 10 l0a- m. daily.
Pittsburg mail, 1890 p M, except sunday
and $50 p. m, daily.
Washington, Pa, accommodation, ~ a. m
except Sunday,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-18

"F'o- several years have recommended
your 'Castoria,' and shall always coutinus TO
do 50 as it has invariably produced be,shoial
ras,,lss
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FOUR GOOD STORIES

Here Is tho latest lagoon story, &C
cording TO the Chicago Intcre 0ceqnr 1t
was near the south side OF the Electric
" Building, where al extended view OF
tue lagoon is cut of by the island and
by curves. Az Irishman stepped up TO
a guard and said: Where IS that lag
COON Pm hearing about?" Right
here" was the answer, with wave OF
hand toward the water. The Irishman
looked az the water, the island aud
some weeds in the corner. Then be
said: "Is that it? Begorra, I'll stale It
some night with a sponge"
The new member Of Congress (ssys
Kate Fields Washington was enjoying
the hospitality Of one OF the most smia-
able attractive women OF the capital
and was doug admirably until she led
him into trouble with the remark. 81
am afraid you find Washington rather
dull at present. There is very little
excitement, excepting what you find in
the way Of duty at the Capitol" at is
rather monotOnous," ha asserted. mo
doubt YOU have an occasional mauvais
Quart d'heure?" NO." he replied; and
then leaning over confdentially: IL
haven't tasted anything stronger than
tea in a year"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-18
PARDxE, N. D

iasth Street and7tA Ave-. New York City.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1893-11-25

Lado sur Gle la Plaza.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1893-11-25
Sensible Aselslente.

III Microbes por Ia tarde, miontras
yarios j6yenes y amigos goaaban
del sport De carreras dc cabaIos,
el estimable i6ven Cle0ies Romero,
hiio del Hon. Eugeno Romero,
fu6 Ia vietima do I'm accidente
pen0sisim0. III idyen Romero
cabalgaba en- un cabaIlo estre}iero
y en- 10 mas violento de Ia carrera
se volc6 el caballo con terrible
fnerza Y le quebrd el brazo delecho
en- la muNeca, y ademas le cause
otras heri}las en- ia cara y gaiganta
todo 10 cual le hizo saflir penosos
dolores, ypriyandolea atendeucia
dc eus negoeios. III DR.. Marion
aendi5 ela saR4,isi;s lpss4 biEA'stes
hues0S duebrAlios Y ainnGlStf6 10
necesaro al eufeuao. E8peramos
que en- coIto tempo recobre ell
Sr. Romero sn galud y facuItades
que auteS le eran caracteristicas,
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1893-11-25
Robe y Asaltc.

De Ia cuesta, N. NJ, por carta
particular feebada el dia 81 del
corrieute, nos comunican 10 que
Sigue:
"El robo mas descarado y ell
ultraje mas grosero mhumaLo
fa6 perpetrado hoy 4 las dos de Ia
mahana sobre Ia persona de Ia
Sra. Esquipula Tafoya de sedillo,
residente de este lugar. Es el case
que como a ESQ de las dos de Ia
mahana del menciouado dia, tres
hombres enmascarados llegaron d
la residenca de la sehora Scdillo
/ y por Ia fuerza deribaron Is puerta
Iy quehraron Ia yeutana, La pobre
mnier tenia en- su compahia una
yiejeeita ciega, y una vez que los
malyados hubieron entrad0 Sc
avalanzar0n sObre In dueha de Ia
casa, le echaron mn cabestr0 al de
rredor del cueIlo y Ia colgaron
tres veces, exigitudoie p0r este
medic tan dlab6iico { inhumado
que Ia iufeliz les diiera Ell donde
tenia guardadO el dinero. Como
la sonora Sedillo Sc negan eli
IrcveIarles el seereto que tan bdrba.
ramente querian eYtractar de ella.
los maIhechores signieron tortu.
Tand0la: esta vcz arrastrdndOIa con
Ia misma z0sa que tenia atada al
cuello. Cuando hnbierop Ilpgado
4 al cuarto en- donde ella sofia
guardian sus preudas dc yal0r, los
ladr0nes abrieron dos petaquillas
I y de elias rOOar0n ounce pesos,
dinero effective y todas sus alhajas
de orc. La yieiita que no hallaba
en- su companla, durante todo ese
tempo estuyo custodiada por uuo
dc los ladrones quicn le tapaba la
boca para que no gritara.
Despues de Ia perpetracion
del roho y cate ultraie tan aleyoso
{ inhumano los perpetradores
acompahados de dos mas que
habia al Iado dc afucra guardando
al casa sc eseaparon, y hasta ahota
por muchos esfuerzos que han
hccho los residences del lugar, ne
han sldo aprehendidos, nj slquiera
Sc sabe qdiencs son.
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BaratO que Ventleremos


etIadc
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1893-11-25
ASUNIOS ESCOLARES
Y "NETOD0S" S0SPECHOSOS.
Opinion del Proeerador General en-
una Materia del Movimient0 I'm.
portantisima para los Directories
de Esoaelas que no muy Tarde
Pondra ID Culpa la puerta dc su
0rigen,
10 slgnlente Sc expIIea por i

10 sigaiente sc eyplica por 81
|mismo.
/ Territorio do Nueyo Mexico, !
Despacho del Procurador General,
cauta III, N. NJ. Nov, u dc 1888. ]
Hon. Amado Chavez, Supermten'
dente dc instruction Pdbhca.
Caro- sc6or; Su pregunta basada
sobre una carta de un superinten-
dante de eondado, eu cnautn Al
la f0rma mclusa de una hbranza
de eseaeIas, expedida en- favor de
un negociante Ell aparatos de es.
cuelas, es yalida, ha sido reeibida;
y en contestacion dire que tn
forma sometida cs como sigue;
(Aqui sigue la forma de Ia Ii.
branzal
Este blaneo es preparado por
"a sstaEsapia4sa esl s,iss4Fatas -s4te-.as-
cdeid eyi6ontemeutg para ser usa
do en- todos los couaados Y distri
tos dc escueIas en- el TeIritorio, y
es uno que ningun director de
eseHelas tiene derecho baio la ley,
dc lirmar, y que los que Ia tirmen. en-
mi opinion, su firma sera absolute,
mente nula por 10 que toca 4 los
distritus de eseuelas, aunque es
probable que los mdiyiduos que
los han iirmado pudieran ser obi,
gados d pagarla In seccion %
del capitulo 25 de las leyes de 1891,
prescribe los dcheres de los direc,
| torres dc escneas, con respect0 al
m6t0do dc proporcionar muebles
de escuela. Es su Diet or proveer
el necesari0 c0mbustibe. muebles
etc, para eaSas de escuelas Y es
su deber hacer TN cdlculo de In
leva de tasaciou necpaaria para
es0s fines que no exceda de cineo
mileeimos. La misma seecion pro,
wee "que ningun cuerp0 de direc-
torres expedira libranzae pagar6s
/ del distritO de escuelas en- exceso
de Ia suma de la Icva por IN aho.H
Y mas adelante en- Ia seccion pro
wee que cualqnier director dc es
cuelas que v0luutariamente refuse
I d falte - en- ell cumpIimioutC
de sus deberes reqnelilos en- csta
seccion, serd culpable de mai pro
ceder y castigado por multa {
enCarcelamieuto. In intencior
dc In ley de escuelas era impcdjl
justamente tales deseriminaci0ucs
dc ineurrir deudas en- exceso Dc
las uecesidades 8 rentas ta3ablc.
del distfito que puede tracrse POI
yendedores peripateticos de apa
ratios dc eseucla obteniendo lai
Grmas de los directories de escue
las 4 las asi lIamadas libranzas.
Muy respctuosamente,
EDWARD l.. bartlett.
Procurador General de Nueyo Me
XicO.
Por bastante tempo pasado s,
ha dido por varias parties Ia ex
preston de descouteuto por mu
chos ciudadanos de los varios dis
tritos escoiares del condado Y ain
pol los mismos superyis0res Ill
escuelas, queiand0se que 10 tie
nen dinero para enselar tres me
SEES de cscuela, perO que 4 pesa.
de este el senor 10. II. Sulazar, 50
perintendento do escuelas de est
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1893-11-25

condada les ha aconSejado Y en-
yafios casos les ha ustruid0 al
teetamcute de c0mpiar un ciefto
articRlo lamado "mttodo dc ms
truceion;N mos por $50 y otros
por SO, y en- eiertos cusos sostie.
uen los qne han reportado, y diren
cue estan listos para proharlo,
que Gl mismo la hecho Ia venta,
sostemendo que Ia ley proyeia tai
compra.
Muehas otras cTimiuaciones sc
han hecho que tai vez, neeesaria,
mente seran desiudadas en- 10 ful
turo y cue 10 cousideraWos prot
pio publican en- eSta yez. Pero
nuestros leetorea y los s9per,iso'
res que este lean no neeesitardn
auteojas para satislhcerse que 81
Ia decision del procurador Gene.
ral que es IL antoridad mas alta
en- el TerrItorio, Sc sostiene en- las
cortes. 10 que naturalmente es
mny probable, an gran ulimeto de
aupervisores que inoeentemente
hau sido implieados en- didcuIta.
dies que no deiaran de causarles
costos y moIestias, 4 causa de estos
aSi Ilamados "met6dos' que Sc
han slns4ada "n.etienaaN .eA.los ne
gaeies .,aeiieas 3a losadis,aitos. ssss
eolares del eondado 40 san dn
rEel.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1893-11-25
NUM-. 43
LAS FERIAs cAroLICAs.
81 Apertura, un Gran Exlto.


Sn Apertura, un Gran Exitos
Grande fa6 Ii multitud que pre.
sencid Ia apertara de las ferias
CatdIieas, dedieadas con cbleto le
lrcunir fondos para IA construction
de una residencia parroquial en- la
! plaza n0eya
! ia orquestra del Prof. Hand y
"a banda de Las Vegas eontribh,
yerou en- dar realce al case con
sas armomosos aeardes.
III Capitaa /. G. Fort presidid
Ia ipnta { introduio 4 los yarios
oradores. Entire los que hablarou
hahm el Juez Thomas Smith, el
Mayor A. 4, Jones, el DR.. Gould,
el sehor Anieeto G. Abeytia y el
Rev. Padre 0'Keefe, cuyos disuur-
SOS faeroH a pfop6siitto y s5ieu ret
cibuos.
Ia representation del comercio
fu6 un liaSco, pues solamente 4
Itomaron pal Q
Benito Henriqnes representaba
ia botica dc o, Ct Schacfer. Yes,
tia una bata hrga con ell frente
Iadornado con cepillos de dientes
Representative las bandas Ell el
iAafsilt III. H u 8siEas,fa.ta 31s1 s.8sg,'
fffeteriS conel&tjan III esponias II
Iy cepillos para el pelo. Su som.
brero adoruado con Itluncros. Y
en Ia espaida llevaba graudes en-.
plastos pegados, tombieu colgabau
| de sus vestidos redomItas otros
Iaparatos que representation Ii
hmuaeia.
Arthur Holman, con un leveton
de nle amarillo, pantalones del
nismo color y uu gran sombrero
MeAicano, una mascara y una
aguila viya debalo del hrazo. re-,
Ipreseataba Ia Tienda del Aguila.
Marie Douglas, yestida de bIan.
60 y cubierta de algolon blanco
para simboliar Ia uIeve, y lleyan.
do en- 10 mano imitaeion de len.
guas de hielo y un pedazo do
hielo, representaba Ia compadia
de Aqua Pura.
Helenita Woods representaba
el eetablecinicuto de libros, PEI
ii6'lIeos, etc, dc sn MANI, ID So.
nora Woods. Yestia nu tfaie de
diferentes papeles heeho de papel
do china. Una faia de harajas,
Iadonada con y ndieu es /, d Ices,
Sus zapatos lleyaban en- lugar dc
hebillaa, euiuga plumas compues.
tas con plumas DE cscribir. Su
sombrero eomguesto con los pes
ri6dicos Judge Y Puck J por adoruo
triqni6uel0s de uavidad. Sa cor
hata cOmpuesta dc muGecas do
china, campauilias y pequeios Id.
piees. III cuerpo eabierto con el
Public opinion y otros peri6dicos
metropolitauos de los cnlles tiene
Ia agencia Mrs. Woods, el Optic,
diafio dc nuestra ciudad ocupaba
M lugar prominente.
Leyaba una bandera en- ell cen.
ITO dc Ia cual Sc rcpresentaba
ma ui1ita pintando, mientras Que
en su derredor habia retratos de
elaslicos, borradores, ldpices, pIn.
mas y otros uteusilios do eecrito.
rio.
Los iuecea unaninemeute 10
concedieron Ell ptemio d este liltI,
mo establecimiento, que consistia
de una elegante queqneria de pla,
IA, donada para eI ease por ell Sir
A. Q. Aheytia y esposa. III Doct
tor +. II. Atkins prescut6 ell pre-.
milo en- uno de sus naturales
speeches.
III 6yito de Ia primera noche
: fu6 complete, tanto de au punto
de vista social como fnanclera,
mentc.
No dudamos que les buenos
cal6IIc0s tdnto como todas las per.
sonas une estdu on simpatlas con
Ia religion ayudafan 4 dar mayor
realee 4 las fcrias en- los otros
dias Que hltan ayndaudo Y anit
mando Ia bueua empresa. Asi 10
esperamos.
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Obra Inlcua dc incendlarios.

Obra inicua dc incendlarios'
Un atentado dlaoohco y cooafoe
Tue heeho el MarteS en- ~ hoeie
paralncendlarel ediileio que oeupa
!. u. de komero con su colhefelo'
NJ lado sur de IA pia1a' oefla como
a ESQ &c las o;5o p H. Guam sc
lnlcio el iuego en 81 seSuido Wso
deI edl'Iolo, en- Ia Pnefta del cuarlo
que esta c0ntigno Il la ohcina del
Iieeue.alo Manuel &. de Baca.
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dleutes del colnerclo que todaVia
sc hallaban en- Ia tienda, pronto
Iorraron extineuirlas. ain Que
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q"eh'""' "e ~ l''et'd'
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la Iumbre, Sc eadvirti6 que Ia puerta
hahia sian prlmeramente satnrada
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llace tempo que .ahdan por hay
los rumores al ofecto que ell Nee
Hericdp iba q ser yeniido. Este
reporte dice el optic, Ia sido con.
hrmado por personals iidedignas
que reuentemcnte han yedido dc
Santa Ft, quienes dicen que Ia
planta del meneionado penddt'
co la sido yeHdida al Gobefr
nador Thornton y a algunos ami.
COS de Il, iucluyendo entre estos
d Mr. Crist, editor de el San. III
dia lro. dc Enero do 1894 ha sido
tiiado como eI dia para efectuar 81
cambio.
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lulgo-o, entouces pueda resultar en- una
constipation Crdnica como un apefiiyd
que puedp usarse con t1dd segnridad \ "a.
tislucconi las Piiduras De Aver no tienen
tgnal No son b mismaque las mas de las
cHauieHs. es'as pildmAs, mienlrts que ha.
cen blandura Y llmplau, tirreu III mismo
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lunelounf con regulafdad suludahle cd
moaa siend0 - preparation Furainente
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dido con resullodos da1nsaa. nnenus pafa
lus ldycnps y yielos en- tualesqutr clima,
las fildorasde aver en- d0nde qniefa sou
las layor.ias g. ", Bowman. 20 East
Main si Carlisle, Pa dice; 'Hahlendo esta.
do sulticnda pnf muchns afos dc Ia eanstl.
paton, s.n haber poddo eucantrsf allao,
p0f fn probe las ritloras lie Aver. i ah0fa
uao que ea mi doher testfear que he saea.
do mucho heneliol0 dc elias. lo por ne
.gleencia uuuoa deiaf6 dc tenerlas.a y
PiliOraS CatlrticaS dc Aver.
rroraradas p0r e. Avery Cla. Low.
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