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The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-03-08
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The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-03-08

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The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-03-08

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The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-03-08

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The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-03-08

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The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-03-08

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The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-03-08
MISCELLANEOUS.

I HAVE moving wagons that hold a tii,d
more nan anyone else. end am really M
call o'dera tor s,nn aud gravel flled prDnipt,
~. Telephone No e49 A. Earle. 2-9U--6t
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-03-08

W. X. OWENS, Ticket ARsn.
Jsdsr Pnoidc Hotel Block. Opposite possofhe,
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-03-08
ANNOUNCEM ENTS.
COZ %IN OFFICERS.
County 'CreusIirer.

Tie NRws T. authorized tn annoanoe Moro
II staric'er a. candidate Tor Connty 'ea'
vre-, Ut the next election.
VI; sre authorized TO aunourc joseph a
r-lt,,on a. a candidate for nomination ~ feAe
t-t.ro McLenn- county, snbjcct 10 the Se'l- L
e the Democracy Of tue county.
The SBw- Ia authnrin I'd 20 al nounce 49,
v5oiion 49, a candidate Tor County Treasurer
a the -nsuine election, subject 20 the "'tioi
Of tine democratic party
Irhn n Connnr IL csndi 'ete for County
Tgeasu er subject Ia the acton Of me neiho'
cratic party.
For rnN assessor
Vae NEWS "a authorized to announce John X.
", or lay Arsessur II Nj. enuau county
ruuir.t TO the aoiou Of the democratic
primaries.
The Forrest City times., 1894-03-23
Fatal Termination of a Feud.

VAN BUREN, Ark, March 1S.-As the result of an old feud King Montgomery nes dead 10 miles north of here, with a Winchester ball in his breast, and Jim Henry is fugitive from justice. The trouble had been brewing between the montgomery and Henry families for the past three years, caused by the henry boys being jealous because the Montgomerys visited a young lady in 'ne neighborhood. Jim Henry went 10 Montgomery's farm where Mont gomery and small son were working ana renewed the quarrel Montgomery ieit that field and went to another to get out of Henry's way.
 In the afternoon Henry again ap- preached Montgomery in the field and aemanded satisfaction, and displayed HIS Winchester Montgomery sent his ooy to the house for his Winchester, ana told Henry he would now soon get all the satisfaction he wanted. When ne was handing it to Montgomery, nenry fired. hitting Montgomery in ,ne hreast. Henry then made for the ,aoian territory and is yet at large. mohtgomery sons are in Oklahoma ter .''ory' and as soon as they return there may be more trouble.
The Forrest City times., 1894-03-23
.iapERED AND CREMATED.
convincing Evidence of the Fate of Two Horse-Traders.


 Horse-Traders.
 PARIS. Ark, March 1s.--Week before ,ast the Higbon boys, horse traders srom Paulsvalley, I. T., arrived at poonville, 20 miles southwest of this -lace on an expedition, trading hnd follino horses. They had been at Boon- v;lle only few days when they disap- neared. leaving some fifty head of horses and other effects in the hands of H. Jones. their servant and cook, who explained that the Higbon boys had been engaged in the sale of liquor in the territory, and that they had become alarmed at the appearance of narshals in the neighborhood and had disappeared. The citizens had seen no marshals, but thought lit file about the matter till toward the last part of the week, when the vacant bouse where the traders had been camping burned, and some children who were playing around the burned build;ng found charred bones and pieces of flesh and a partly-burned pocket-knife that had belonged to one of the Higbon boys. Inquiry developed the fact that Jones had bought gal lon and half of coal oil that morning. and those first to the fire stated that the floor of the burned building seemed to have been saturated with oil
 Jones was arrested and near S40O was found upon his person, and three pocket books, one of which is known to have been the property of one of the missing men. Jones refused to make any explanation, except that he bought the outfit, but as he was only servant, it is not believed.
 Several bones and pieces of flesh were found in the ashes of the burned build ing after Jones' arrest. Relatives of the missing men in the territory have been heard from and will be here. Great excitement prevails in the com- munity where the crime was com mitted, and old wells and the woods are being searched for further evi- dence. Jones is now in jail at this place.
The Forrest City times., 1894-03-23
Verdict for S9,OOC.

T. ih the trial of the damage suit of aaines Beattle against the South .. aes.ern Telephone and Telegraph Co.
 ~ benton, Saline county. the jury re- so a,neo nne iAverdict for the plaintiff for sv'0oo' The orignai amount asked for ,h as sSo'ooO. Beattle was injured by Ae iailing of brick from building :. s"o years ago. He was taken home,
 h;. was thought, in dying condition, ,s skull being fractured. and it was
 e'erai months before he was able to san aoout. Beattle claimed that the ,a , oI the brick was due to the att ssn snng of telephone wire to the
The Forrest City times., 1894-03-23
KISSES VALUED QUITE HIGH.
Mir. Noel Pays S1OO for Caressing His
 Neighbours Pretty Wife.

peculiar case of assault and bat tery came up in Little Rock the other day before Judge Blanks. J. w. Noel, his wife and boy about 9, and George 4. Bangs, his wife and pretty little 4-year-old daughter occupy the same house. Noel grew very fond of Mrs Bangs little girl and frequently played with her.
 The other afternoon Noel had been playing with the child some time, when, Mrs. Bangs alleges, he returned the child to her and said: Wont you kiss me before go?" Mrs. Bangs iu- dignantly refused, when Noel left the room, but, returning soon after, she says he caught her by the arm and kissed her on the cheek. She wrenched herself from his grasp and locked her self in her room.
 Noel had left, but again returned, asking to be admitted, as he had some thing pretty for the baby. Mrs. Bangs says she refused to open the door, and, going to the window, succeeded Tn at traeting the attention of girl friend who was passing, and sent for the girls mother to come at once. The lady came, and as she ascended the stairs met Noel coming down.
 Mrs. Bangs did not tell her husband oi the occurrence at once for fear of causing bloodshed, but her husband, learning of the affair, swore out war rant for Noers arrest, charging him with assault and battery. Noel was arrested, and the case came up for triai before Judge Blanks. The judge hned Noel s1OO and costs
The Forrest City times., 1894-03-23
New POstmasters.

Harvey. Scott county, w. F. Monroe, vice S. J. Cockreham. resigned
 Hearn Clark county. l.. M. Manwarring. vice G. w. Carter. removed.
 Norwoodville. .Sevier county. A. E. Edmiston, vice D. l.. Cowden. resigned.
 Lowe Jackson county. R. E. Lines, vice James w. Lowe, resigned
 Piggott, Clay county. ID. D. Throgmorton vice Wm. F. Ridenberg. removed
 Mosley, Yell county James M Barnett. post master
 Wolf Bayou Clebourne county. c. H. Chas- tain, vice J. B. Hastings. removed.
The Forrest City times., 1894-03-23
Interstate Drill at Little Rock.

A national and interstate drill will be held in Little Rock the first week in July.
 stock company of business men has been organized with s10.000 paid-up capital, the ma iority part of which is to be placed ln the bank to be paid out as prizes. ranging from $500 to $500 The crack companies or the limited States are expected to participate.
The Forrest City times., 1894-03-23

tends to personal enjoyment when rightly used. The many, who live bet ter than others and enjoy life more, with Less expenditure, by more promptly adapting the worlds best products to the needs of physical being, will attest the value to health of the pure liquid laxative principles embraced in tho ssmedy, Syrup of Figs.
 Its excellence IS due to its presen, ing in the form most acceptable and pleas ant to the taste, the refreshin and truly beneficial properties of g orfect lax ative; effectually cleansing he system dispelling colds, headaches and fevers and permanently curing constipation. It has given satisfaction to millions and met with the approval of the medical profession because it acts on the Kid neys, Liver and Bowels without weaken ing them and it is perfectly free from every objectionable substance.
 Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug gists in Soc and q bottles, but 1t is man ufac.ured by the California Fig Syrup Co. only, whose name is printed on every package, also the name, Syrup of Figs, and being well informed, you will not accept any substitute If offered
The Forrest City times., 1894-03-23
Five Reported Killed.

A report reached Texarkana the oth. CT day to the effect that very disas- trous cyclone had visited Saratoga, Ark, and the surrounding vicinity.
 The report stated that five persons were killed and many others were severely injured A great deal of damage was done to property and the above e-mentioned little town was al- most totally wrecked. Saratoga is in Howard county about 25 miles from any telegraph of- flee. and the particulars can not be obtained but the report of the disaster which reached Texarkana is generally credited as being true
The Forrest City times., 1894-03-23
A Mall Carrier Robbed.

The mail rider carrying the mail be- tween Pine Bluff and Sheridan was held up by two men while en route and his two pouches taken from him. The men, after cutting them open, rified the contents It is learned from the postmaster at Pine Bluff that only one registered package was in the mail.
The Forrest City times., 1894-03-23
Democratic State Convention.

The democratic state convention will be held at Little Rock June P. Town ship conventions are called to meet the first Saturday and the county conven- tions the second Saturday in June. The question of senatorial primaries was not deemed within the province of the state committee and were referred to the people to settle as they see fit.
The Forrest City times., 1894-03-23
No More PrIze-Fights.

Mayor Williams and Sheriff Houpt have given it out that there will be no more prize-fiGhts in Ho. Springs All future engagements are declared oil.
The Forrest City times., 1894-03-23
A Costly Display.

The show windows, of the Boston store. at Fort Smith, where costly display was being made, caught hre from electric lights, and were burned out.
The Forrest City times., 1894-03-23
ARKANSAS STATE NEWS.
Raided Six Illicit Stills.

Deputy Revenue Collector s.Flav. carpenter returned to Little Rock the other night from successful ra,d in Montgomery, Pike and Howard counties
 lie was gone twelve days. and during that .ine captured and destroyed six illicit stills two In Montgomery, three in Pike and one in Howard. Special Deputies J. T. Green and I IA. Aiken were with him. Only one of inc stlils was in operation at the time of the can. ture' the others having been idle for two or three months.
 NO men were captured Hearing of the ap proaeh of the officers, the proprietors had sklpped. They have become exceedingly wary since the fatal battle in Howard county in March, and are on the alert to evade a meetino wlth the revenue men. Their system of com. Hunlcation Is so perfect that they are always aware ot the officers presence.
 The largest still captured had capacitv of i4O gallons and was made of copper Ii was near Lucky. Montgomery county. and 200 gal Ions or beer were captured with it. MT Car penter says it is the largest he has ever seen on any Of his raids. The others were 60 6. S6 ana i6 gallo,.s capacity. One of them was captured in Greasy Cove. Montgomery county. which for yoars has been a rendezvous for illicit disiilie.s.
The Forrest City times., 1894-03-23
Hot Springs CirizeYs Alarmed.

V. which for years has been rendezvous for illicit distilie-s
 Hot Springs Ci1ize9s Alarmed
 The papers have lately been discuss. ing the alleged claims of the Don Juan fllhiol heirs to the United States res ervation at Hot Springs.
 The thermal waters, so widely celebrated for thelr curative and healing virtues are located on these grounds. While it is not supposee that any validity attaches to these claims or that Hot Springs is seriously menaced should the congressional judiciary committees re- port be favorable to them endless litigation would ensue. At meeting of the Hot Springs chamber of commerce the other night the fol lowing resolution was adopted:
 WHEREAS. favorable report on the claims or the f1lhiol heirs, now pending in congress by the judiciary committee would have the effect of jeopardizlng the titles of every holder or real estate in the city of Hot Springs: and
 event the hot water would become the property of private citizens of the United States under the protection of the government in its use; and
 WHEREAS. Such proceedings would result ro the detriment of Hot Springs as a city and would retard the growth and material pros- perity; therefore, be it
 Resolred. That the chamber of commerce oI Hot Springs, Ark. hereby tender to our repre- sentative in congress. Maj Clifton R. Breckin- ridge, our hearty thanks for the interest mani tested on his part to defeat the claims of the Filhiol heirs to any part of Hot Springs reser. Vation and earnestly request him to use his best efforts to defeat the same
 B. F. Atkinson Away From Home.
 The following interview with B. F. Atkinson, prominent Arkansan, was published in the St. Louis Republic the other day:
 II was born at the corner of Eighth and Olive streets in this city but went to Arkansas fifty one years ago. Arkansas is Q wonderful state and Fort Smith is great and growing town We did not suffer by the recent panic as the north did. I am the president of American na- tional bank of Fort Smith, and we conduct business on different lines from the policy nec- essarily pursued by banks up here. Down in my section we make many small loans instead of Q few large ones, and when we do lose loan 1t does not hurt us seriously. Besides. we get @ much better rate of interest than the northern banks get on their large loans Fort Smith is not on boom. but 1t has a healthy, steady growth and prosperity has always been the re- ward of industry in that town The purchase of the Cherokee bonds, if the deal Is consum- mated. will turn several million dollars loose in the vicinity of Fort Smith, and will add ma. terially to our business for some time to come"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-09-27
Mapa de Puerto Rico

Este precioso mapa fgura Ell terro-carrl de circun
teriores que deben completar la red de la isa Es
duccion del que Ia Compahia concesonara de nuesros
ferrocarres ha tornado adoptado para su servicio
ha sido reproducido relieve del que existen doc
eiemplares, en- las oicinas della Compania otro
en- las de Gobernacon. Hace parte del foleto Etude
sur les chemins de fer secondaires de Puerto-Rco,
publcado Paris por Ell senior Lucheti cuya traduc-
con anotadaen casteano esta preparation Sc yen-
de cincuenta centavos (acompanada el dIagrama
del producto bruto de la secci6n la Capital Arec
bo durante ell primer semestre de cada de los amos
1922 el almacen de don Pedro Giusti. en- Ia inn.
prenta de sucesores j. j. Acosta en- Ell espendio del
aenor Serrano palacio de IL Exposicion.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-09-27

Novl6 NJ momsnto Ia cebssA con dsralient~ pe1o
lnego sonri6:
~ 10 que vos no podsiI obtsasr 40 4hahris quiEfa
agui0n que 10 coESiguisr7
-1Qd desI IAtO'tuRadamsnte, aAdie saba 10 que se
Ia hscho del roma andAntsl
-iNadis ID verss2 " yo9-dijo l. co-stsA
-SVca7
lei empers dor que ma IA psrmit do suaqne no ccn
frscusncis omArne sguszU bsrtades 6 qu2is con.
eedisra ura muier, 10 que nsgarfa IN mitir. Ade-
mas our hHbfa do eoeueRta persuaEva
Detendiendo 81 comandsRto RiviaIe czaeria defen.
der 6...s
IA qui6n2-prsgust6 sOlignac vieado qus Lula
~ detesfa.
La ven coRtest6 pero cor scento dscidido diio:
-VsmoBs Ique o. parscs mi prOyscto eoroRsl2
Me psrece que Goa ID mfs vslients J la mas encaR
tadoHa de les mujeres
-lAhi CcrOnsl, ESQ el Ssnor de saistOrir 10 diIfs
caGi tan bien
y que 81 deEde hace mucho tiempc ne o. h7besa
consagTsdo mi mas profuuds adhes6B la deb fa des
de este ivstaHts solo por vustro prcp6io de savr mi
heHmaSo de srmaG.
-lGracias Dios ESQ sgrada mGa que pr ma
d1iga ICon que me accRsjais que liable 81 empsrAdor
ST. peTo creed, EenoEa que aunqua obtexgais el
imduIto, e coman dante RivisYe no le sceptarf.
-IDs yorauI-dijo la BehoSa de FaTges-1EI aeaao
m eypaItano5
-Cssi cai.
-lY que nos imports que aeepte 6yo i.dulto dss
puoE que sper ddor 10 ays eoncsdido2 Supomgo que
vu0stro iassdsmonio egaxk hasa 81 rupto de reels
mfr y p'qusts dc ejaenei6s. adamAa, como marids
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-09-27
E.szss2soA IA OssRnrsRpzaasA - vss a,ses lle

sagsnsdO deHss Ia mus .psso hsllssdo Is que hs
anado....
~ quieR ha perdOsado, pero IA que no volvsra
YER 1sn6s Hsce POGO os dej6 eosceSiT a espexsAza
de reuairlor pero 81 ua aueno irsAliz blsl
GPexc TeslmeAte 10 tiexa AadA de humann vuestrc
omandaRts Riviere2 "a ms nada ea oil rnuRdo?
-Qae viys, purs, pars j. Trsacia ssmhisr eFto
ss o q1e Ia hara scptsr 81 que viva para odio
one debe teRsr sl marques de lcns Vsmoa corosel
vsr6 81 empersdor e nsr6 le sedu ire obtssdre e
aauto del comantsRte Rivi que podrS quese So
ciar On Aeguida ~ veRgaszs 70 me oposgo que
mats se haga matAF por marques dc Olo a; 10 que
no quisRo e. que vos arregUss its.
kno vida goxioas, por s que sido precise impo
rpr Nspoleos also quiea mis- poderoso que el
emperador, que nos Ia ha ccRcsdide, DiosI
-INo quereiS que arreEgns mi vida contra ese hon.
bre2-prsg guEt6 SolgRae
-lsegursmenta que mol
-SY pox que2
EoIgaac esperabs II rsHpueHta cor una augusta qua
10 oprimfa 81 corsx6D xsesiextando IN door a0udo
pero que csre & de eEcsntoa
-GPor quS7 reptile LuBa dc FaYgsa baiando Ia
vcz coRmovda su tratMde de conaeYvar al tono
de conversation Bdteests que hRba teaido haata On.
toscea-PoYque apeRas eatas curado .porque . sin
duda. ma ucha....y ademfs .porque ol doctor
Dupuytrea....
Det1voue, come IN momento antss miranda detani-
damepte Sagnac. Sua oios ne groH pe fiaron m cu
azuen del corone aus precoRau menoa
iban como atysidaa hscia les manos del iovOn.
-No-diio soliguae vcx bsja con vez carinona
vsroniAo aa eso, lno vevdsd7 IN ea por CON.
pas6n, - g porqua m vda sak augpsadda do m hilo
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-09-27
GraGGsS u GEastla Air1aI

Excitan 81 apstito, rele
van las fuerxas, ActiVan la
digestion, combaten eGcax-
mente las diapepsiaa at6Ri-
caa y Ia debilid1d dc todo ii
oTgantamo general
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-09-27
FARRIEA De IAR1NEH
EL PROGRESO
De MuSa Y Cornpanfa.

ssnturcs, PR, 81 kil6metro A. Cara del capi-
tku 9sEtera. Es esta fibrica ae eahoran toda Oh
80 de iabosea por 81 aiatema d. Eu opa, Raranti
zi-do'os sin que estos Coz tesgan Buatsncia align
na q. laStima 81 cutie mas dslicadc nj peviudiqne
- nada Los colosidou de lan tslas Que ss lav.p
dsiando IL vsz nm olor muy agrAdsbc D
vanta nj detail en- todAs La pulperias al por
mayor ~ i fthrica. Sc rsnihen 6rdanaa en Il
R,loisrfa Itsliaaa de don Agastia Muna. Sar
Fs ncisco So CAPITAL 15-4
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-09-27
PllIlI MNTla klTlal

son tan instpidos 8 Inc.
ioroa como - postbles e.
s&n al aleance de todaa Las
loTtMAaa no pEivando 4 loa
mfaEmoa DC los buanoa
pfeetoa de- @ata g6AREo do
aIiNmNmhaRih
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-09-27
S0NETO.

Ios CONQUIsTADOREs
Cual de halcones noveles banda fera,
cansada de miseria hosea sombrfa,
sonando heroica hazaila, audaz Sc fla
al bravo mar la gente aventurera.
Ell rumbo inclinan a oriental ribera,
buscan ell orc que Cipango crfa;
viento providencial sus barcos gufa,
z inc6gnito Occidente les espera.
Delante el sol que muere, atras Europe,
la mpaciencia sol; zin de su anhelo
los dorados celajes tropicales;
8 reclinados en- la tarda popa,
de noche ven d sconocido cielo -
surgir de la mar nuevos fansles.
Jose Maria de Heredia
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-09-27

Un diputado de Ia mayorfa Sc ha
empenado en- paear plaza de hipnotizador
TEMPO atrds, intento dormir q una
sehora, y viendo que sus esfuerzos eran
indtiles, le dJo:
STodavfa no Sc duerme usted?
No, seflor; tendra usted que con
vidarme la tribuna del Congreso y pro-
nunciar un discurso.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-09-27
RNt0FaS Do TGrPIla

.kOaaToao moditcsdor delAs
Intermediates de Las men,
bTAAAs mucosas, organo
F0apiYAtorios = viAa urtna-
Elal. In Las Afecciones del
liRAdo Y dalA veligA reem-
plAxA con ventata 4 todAa
aL. prepAracionea 4 base
q hrOa y tTemsntinA.
Sasiaai fT0leGSa il
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-09-27
edRSEIas DO Ter Incl
Sulturina del DR.. Langlebert

~NAAA - -" - - =
=Uomtiene exactamente los mIamos principles que q
slFado de axufre, monos 81 oloT f6do completAmente
aT Posee todAS Las propedAdeS medicinales del b.
10 EfEToso oEdnAKo, ain teneT e ineonveniente do a
aTAE loa mstAloS.
Bafio gulturoeo ain olor
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-09-27
LA ADJUNTENA"

Empresa de coches con servicio en-
tire Ponce y Adjuntas y viceversa.
Esta empresa que cuenta con bue-
mas parejas y cocheros entendidos, dis
pondra la saida de IN coche diario
siempre que Sc reunan tres passajeros.
Tambien ietard coches 4 precios con-
vencionales, cuando el servicio sea, de
dfa. Agentes: en- Ponce, Sres Fernan
dezy c.; en- Adjuntas, su duefo Lorenzo
Escandon. Dbl
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-09-27
9ul 4 itl,iIl EIlIL

ReqGisitorias civles nilitares con sus respecti.
vos indices 40 ctvs. e cento Reciboa de haberesa
80 ctvs. el ciento Recib0s de presses 80 ctvs g
ciento.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-09-27
HsEHEMReS

Soluci6n a Ia charada de aver
ROMAN -TI-CO
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-09-27
L1EI1N AntihETlBtiEE
DEL DOCTOR MONTES

EG 81 meior medicamento para curar los her.
pes gu tarles Ia picas6n en- el momehto de spli.
aarla. LA 'Loci6n" estA perfumads, quits Il
caEpa evitando Ii cadA del cabelo hsce dess.
parecer LOS barroS empsiaes, maAchas eSpiaillss
de Ia cara Exi' seguro Immediate. PidA-e en-
todAs Las boticas de l. iHla- Al poS mayor, l.
del senior Guiermety, dspostArio.