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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1895-08-28
HUMOROUS,

An Ellinwood (Kas.) man offered
the editor of the Advocate quarter to
''roast" his wife for running away with
a hack-driver. Commercial
Gazette.
Not Soothing. this the
first time you've ever been in love, dar-
ling?" She (thoughtlessly)-"Yes; but
it's so nice that l hope it won't be the
last!'-Tit-Bits.
lis there much dissipation here?
asked New Yorker of a Maine native.
Mary a Bit" was the reply. "Why,
the sun can't even dissipate the fog. y
Texas Siftings.
~ notice you never give credit in
your columns" said the captious read
er. ''No," said the editor of the Punk
vile Bngle, but you jist ought to see
my subscription list. "-Indianapolis
Journal.
-Maud-"Were you overcome by the
heat. Mabel?" :Mabel-''No, dear; !
was Frustrated because 1 couldn't
think of new combination in soda
flavor; it surely couldn't have been the
seven glasses 1 had taken. IN. Y.
World
An absent-minded young preacher
in New England, wishing to address
the young ladies of his congregation
after the morning services, remarked
from the pulpit that he would be very
glad if the female brethren of the con-
gregation would remain after they had
gone home. -Harper's Round Table.
Don't you," said the summer
boarder, sometimes envy the city peo-
Pile who come here with nothing to do
but recreate?" NO" replied Farmer
Corntossel, 81 dunno's l do. l swing
the scythe till 1 get right tired an
imagine it lorn tennis, an set out on
the front porch ter get bit by the mers-
cutters of evenin's an manage ter have
bout ez good time as the rest of 'em. "
Union Signal.
One of the best stories told by Dean
Hole in his Memories" is of an old
fashioned cathedral verger, 'lord of
.ie aisles," who, one noon, found a
pious visitor on his knees in the sacred
edifce. The verger fastened up to
Linn and said, in tone of indignant
excitement: 1.-The services in this ca
thedral are at ten in the morning and
at four in the afternoon, and we don't
have no fancy prayers"
Sir Benjamin Guinness, of xxx
stout fame, was in Dublin and had
shown an American tourist St. Patrick's
cathedral restored by Guinness" the
schools founded by Guinness" and
the brewery founded by Guinness.
WELL" said Sir B. ,"what do you think
of that?" II guess quoth the Yankee,
II guess 1 never saw a more remark
! able combination If salvation, educa.
ton y ad intoxication. Guinness didn't
| spesk.-HouseholdW Words
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The late William Cassidy, ono

The late William Cassidy, once
editor of the Albany Argus, had all of
the traditional Irishman's ready wit
On one occasion he was present at a
public dinner where fnger-bowl was
passed about the table, according to
the custom at that time in England
In this country the fnger-bowl was a
decided innovation. The guests, one
after another, dipped their fingers in
the water, until it came to Robert
Pruyn, of Albany, who did the correct
thing by wetting the corner of his
napkin and moistening his fingers with
that. Mr.. Cassidy leaned over to his
neighbor and whispered: "I'm glad to
see Pruyn do it before the bowl comes
to me, otherwise should have put my
foot in it."-Judge.
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She Knew Willie.

"Too bad" complained Mr.. fleming
way; "been hunting an hour for my
club pin. Dropped it out on the lawn
and wouldn't take any money for it,
When he came home to supper he
found the pin beside his plate.
"Whoop-eeT he cried; ''where'd We
find it?"
II let Willie go barefooted this af-
ternoon," explained Mrs. Hemingway
softly, as she poured the tea.-N. Y.
Recorder.
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smoke. when spark fell on the table
and ignited a bit of paper. In an in
slant the room was in blaze. A burn
ing curtain caught the eye of late
traveller, who turned in an alarm. The
hook-and-ladder truck dashed up to
the place, and a fireman snatched the
stupefed woman out of a burning bed,
but he did not notice the adjacent al.
cove where little four-year-old Kitty
Sullivan lay dreaming.
When Maurice McGheoghan was
showed away from his antagonist he
thought Jimmy's friends, had come to
take part in the scrimmage. But the
6remen's uniform and Sullivan's de-
spairing cry of: my God where's
Kitty?' reused an idea in his head.
The McGheohans of Galway had noble
blood in their veins, and never desert
ed female in distress
The firemen were busy saving Sulli-
vans stock. They did not heed the un-
couth figure, with bloody face and
torn clothes, Keeling through the back
door and up the narrow stairs.
Through sitting smoke and in water
and flame he CROPPED his way, while
Sullivan was out on the street kneel-
ing beside his wife, sprinkling her face
and chatting her wrists
She opened her eyes and gasped:
'Kitty." Sullivan had thought that of
course the child was saved with it's
mother, but now the fear struck him
that this was not so. He ran from one
to another of the bystanders, frantic in
his search, but no one had seen the
little girl. AS in desperation he turned
to the burning rookery, window
crashed out, and burst of flame lighted
his road 10 the little stairway. He
sprang toward it and nearly overturned
a staggering, ragged, blackened and
begrimed man carrying in his arms a
bundle of bedclothes, from out OF
which voice called to Jimmy:
Papa"
He threw both arms round the pair,
and two soiled and bruised faces met
in an Irish embrace.
"Mowreechy," he cried, GOD bliss
yer-Lippincott's Magazine.
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MUSIC IN GERMANY,
1t Is Part of the Life of the Whole PEG
ple.

1t Is Part of the Life of the Whole Peo-
pie.
With regard to patriotism, IL may
be averred, that amid the darkest
hours of national disaster. from the
time of the thirty years war. down to
our own time. the German Lied has
kept the fla me of patriotism burning
In the war of liberation of 1918, song
did almost as much as the sword.
And in 1870 the famous song of 'The
Watch on the Rhine" played part
which it would be impossible to under
stand without knowing something
of German life and character.
The German soldier is incomplete
without those beautiful songs which
stir his patriotism, as they also recall
days gone by.
Singing is universally cultivated in
the German army. German soldiers
sing while on the march and of an
evening in their bivouaca song is often
the necessary accompaniment to the
pipe, when the days work is done. 1t
is strikingly illustrative of the poetical
sentiment of the German race, that
the most beautiful of these old SOL
dier's songs deal with pathetic Incl
dents in soldiers life and hardly
ever touch the vainglorious or bonn
bastic note.
But it is in the domain Of lyric and
love, that the German Lied has per.
haps reached its highest development
Also in no country have the lyrics of
the greatest poets so greedily been set
to music by great composers as in
Germany. A man may be ever SO
coarse, but he can hardly remain in
contact with the spirit of the German
Lied from the cradle to middle age,
without rubbing off some of that un-
couthness of feeling and behavior
which we only too often meet with in
some countries in which the pathos
and sentiment of true German Volks.
lied are materia incognita. Sidney
Whitman, in Chautauquan.
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"Git to - out o. here Wild W, and
mind yer own business" was his an
swer. That's the way l talk till my
wife, Morris" he said. You'd be bet
ther off If you'd give yer own a taste
av the same when she's deludherin ye
wild her hifalutin idees"
McGheoghan recalled the time when
he had known Mrs. Sullivan as pretty
Kitty Lafferty; and the barkeeper's
manner Jared the pleasant recollec-
ton; he did not like to see his old
flame treated like that He did not
relish free advice, either; and when
Sullivan spoke slightingly of Mrs Nc
Ghoeghan it rolled him. Things were
rather hazy just then, but the notion
crept into his head that he was doing
wrong, and that Sullivan was rejoicing
in his larse from virtue. TO maintain
his dignity he considered it necessary
to impress Sullivan with the fact that
the McGhoeghans were people to be
respected, SO he says:
"Me names Mowreechv."
That's another fool idee yer wife's
made we swally. Morris was good
enough for We when we was bye. but
when We got married yer wife must go
changin' yer name. But yer Morris
for all that"
'Me names Mowreechy, and if we
go fer to call me out av it, or say me
wife's name ag'in, I'll bate We wild that
mug"
Sullivan leered at him derisively.
Eyer names Morris McGheoghan,
aud yer wife's fannel-mouthed chaw
like yerself."
The impact of a beer glass over Sulli-
vans left eye caused him to measure
his length upon the floor. The shock
reused him, however, and in moment
the two were fighting like cats The
crash of overturned tables and chairs
and of breaking glass would have caught
the attention of the patrol had that in
dividual not been doing in the next
block. It would have awakened Mrs.
Sullivan had she not been at that par
ticular time half asphyxiated in her
sleep by a smoking handicapped
which had fallen over the lamp left
burning for her husband.
The fire had smouldered for half an
hour and the room was filed with
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1895-08-28

Great men often produce their
ends by means beyond the grasp OF
vulgar intellect, and even by methods
Numerically opposite to those which
the multitude would pursue. But, to
effect this. bespeaks as profound a
knowledge of mind as that philoso-
pher evinced of matter. who first pro-
duced ice by the agency of heat
Cotton.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1895-08-28

Beecham's pills are for bilious
ness, bilious headache, dyspepsia,
heartburn, torpid liver, dizziness,
sick headache, bad taste in the
mouth, coated tongue, loss of
appetite, sallow skin, ETC., when
caused by constipation and con-
stipation is the most frequent
cause of all of them.
Go by the book. Pills Ioc and 7sc a
box. Book FREE at your druggists or
write B. F. Allen Co., 365 Canal Street,
New York.
Annual sales more than 5000, 900 boxes.
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MRS. PRIMLEY-"Florence,y you must pre-
sent me to the gentleman you are engaged
Inter Ocean.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1895-08-28

The Husband Seeing his wife Off
You must promise not to ask for
money every time you write" The
Wife-''But that would necessitate my
writing so much oftener. Life.
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1t is said that $175, 600, 900 are in
vested by our farmers in turkeys.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1895-08-28
THE TWO WERE FIGHTING LIKE CATS.

while the sun shone, for he and Jimmy
filed and emptied glass after glass
while they smoked black cigars and
chatted over the ''ould times when
they were single. Sullivan kept the
clearer head, for it was part OF his
business to do so, but even his speech
grew thick and he spilled his stock as
he served the two or three late Gus
toners that came in before he and Nc
Gheoghan were left to themselves.
Long after the usual time OF closing,
Sullivan's wife, who lived over the sa-
loon, looked timidly in through the
back door and asked Jimmy when he
was coming home.
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M'GHEOGHAN'S LAPSE.
BY WILLIS CHAMBERLAIN.

G H COG H A N
had kept sober
a long time. For
weeks he h a d
not even taken
a glass of whis-
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1895-08-28
Hoods SarsaparilIa

Hnnd,e Dsllc act tremendously with
AAOON > AAAo Hoods Sarsaparilla. CSC.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-08
BOND ISSUE BEATEN.
Congress Not in a Five Hundred
Million Mood.

WAsBIE3TOs, Feb.s.-The last hope
Of financial legislation for the relief Of
the treasury at the present session Of
congress went by the board when the
house. by a vote Of 1874 TO I6l rejected
the adminislratlon's bill to authorize
an issue Of $500, 600 900 OF bonds.
The Reed Of Maine substitute, auth
orizIng the issue Of coin bonds for the
replenIsbment Of the gold reserve aud
Indebtedness and - defray the defiC-
iency 10 the revenues, was iost by
party vote Of 100 to OlS7.
An analysis Of the final vote shows
forty-two republicans and ninety-twe
democrats voting for the bill, and fifty-
six republicans and ninety-eight dem.
ocrAts and seven populIsts voting
against 1t.
Hermann, Ellis and Doollttle votG q
against the bill. After the vote was
announced the vietors made the hall
rIng with their shouts.
Chairman Springer OF the banking
aud currency committee was not pre-
pared 10 say lat night whether any
further action would DO taken or what
would now be done. lie was very
much disappointed at the result and
blamed the Republicans, saying II they
had stood by the bill II would have
passed.
All other Democrats who were for
the bill said that this was the end Of
anything Ia the way Of financial legis-
laiion. The suppression prevails that
there will be another bond issue with.
out delay
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-08
From Philomath.
PHIIoMATH, Peb. 7, Il

PHILOAATH, Feb. Z, 1885.
EDITOR JOURNAL: am glad vs
have a Gideon band In the legislature
this year firm and true 70 the best In
teresis Of the people. am glad, too,
that fourhfths Of the Republicans Of
Is snfOn county are the kind that the
''scDit- Dolph ring machine" Of Port
land wants 10 "excommunicate" from
theRepublican party. ] am glad, more
over that I can conscisntlousIy COM
mend the Hons. Mr.. Barkley and
Hofer rs being on the right side, aud
can say, from personal experience, that
Harvey Scott and the Oregonlan ma
chine ring tells bare lie, manufactured
out OF the whole cloth, when they say
that our present secretary Of state, II.
X. KIncaid, Is not genuine Republi.
can Of the tfue-blue stripe. hsye
known him ever since the RepublIean
party first came into existence and he
has been simon-pure Republican
from frst 10 last and never has wavered
one Iota from the true Republican
principles.
In conclusion l desire to state that
the true patriotic men Of all parties are
looking with admiration upon tine men
who are standing firm against the
"PoFtIand Tammany Ting". The earn.
eat prayer Of all true and loyal hearts ID
"may right prevail, and the officers and
Legislators Of our state be guided by
wlsdOm,n
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-08
rHE cLERKsHIP EVIL

TIE house has practically settled tbs
evil by sdopflng 8 scale u pricss fsr
below last year Most of the clerks
get only % day. special clerks 8 and
. few experts S75Oa day for limited
lime. The house snd senate have both
rscoosd pay q their chief clerks and
ss.sstaBts. While the bO1ss last sefs-
ion bad so8r clerks Al the speakers
sssk sa SO . day eaeh. this ses@soD
there - one st tiOs day and three At
t7.50 Day eaeb.
Representative Dunn of jackson
eounty, 81 9 good example yesterday
ia aaBOuDcinz that bis COMMITTEES on
mines and mining bsd DO further 0ie
fOr Its clerk and had discharged the
same. The nOsiOB to reconsider the
vcts By which the cIerkship schedule
wa adopted wss on motion Of Repre-
sentative Paxton Of MultDOmAh indsh-
nIteiy postponed, this preventing TAX
log up the subject 20 increase clerks or
their pay.
If the speaker will nov sternly rule
oat of order AL propositions 70 take up
q subject which is well settled and
ought 70 be permanently settled, this
b bJus~ can sdjg1rn With the clerksbip
evil reduced oDe half There will be
fOund mem5ers to object 70 such rul-
Inxs, but Mr. Speaker Aoores or any
one he puts In the chair Of the house
will be sustained 10 such ruling on .
fair vote Of the house.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-08
Notice 70 Knbaerlbars.

ny msFely depoaltlng 20 cts., so cts, f,
oF cleo ia silver with your postmaster
aud telling him 10 sand 10 your name
for "fHn ONE CEsr DAILY or "ti.O0
WEEKLY" CAPITAL JOuREAL, you
win feceiys the paper without further
sxpenas, Many poatmastefa write they
will d. ihls f0f patrons. u
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-08

We sell Parks Cough syrup On 9
positive guarantee " cure all thToet
aud lung ifonblen II has stood the
test fof many yeam aud today 10 lh,
leading rsnsdy g0F the cure ~ colds
consumption aud al diseases ~ the
threat aud lungs. rflos 30 cents aud
tl.OO. lsunn A hnOohs.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-08
Superior 10 All Others.

Allo0cks Porous plasleTs are the
great external rsmedy u the day, The
quickest, safest, aufsst, best, Not only
linneAsuIably superior ~ all other plas
teFs, bul also t0 llnlmepls, 0lnlmsnls,
ulls aud nlmillAf uncilons o0mpOunda,
Ask fof Alle1ck aud not be calolesi
intn RneeptlnH substitute.
hfandelh's PILLS purge asAy All dis
oase.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-08

Ssss1 hlslasA, a. ,Fifss lisip,an
ils1Hplaas - nls1isa. sgliss lllsi
n|.t 80 y sgwg ~ feisp ~ ~
nslslh.sle.sa 80 splassa y lts q
snsllag y llsllh
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-08

mn a. a hlsaala u tassss slis
u il,s hehmal,le ssestls,g u state y ~
sisf ~ ~ gsusls > isw asgs sna y
sbsu n ~ sae he q n iesAs'saa
~ Maslpssias
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-04-03

81 robIe saca toda sa vida = robustei
del sueIo de la ti'rrs, por medic de lAl
raises; J este proceso misterioso J ma
rsvil oso no es otro one ala digestion
del srbol. Asi mismo ell cuefpo hu.
mano SAGA do su robustez y vida del
mundo exterior, por medic def est6-
mago; de mOdo tai que cusndo el e.
tonnage no fnrcions bien 8 se halls
enfermo, nosotrcs enfsrmamos tam.
bien. Todas las enfermedades re- ori.
g'uan, casi, de este modo, y solo una
cnra hay para elias; eel renovar ID di-
gesti6n Ei JarAbe Curative De 10
Msdrs Seigsl logra ssto como niDgdn
otro remsdio 10 logrs, y entonces res
tituye 10 salud. Nadis como Q sl &c
creto de esta Acci6n, psro nosotros CO
sus ingrsdientes, , ESQ basta.
Siamprs que las gentes 10 ussn
cnando ss manifesto 10 enfernedad,
vlvirtn tanto como squel roble. "
pofquS no hA de ser asiH
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-04-03

TENEDURIA OE 1GBRoE, POI
OastaEcs.
LEY DE ExPROPIAOION
FORZOSA.
ron".
NUEVO OODIGO DE- JUsTI.
ola MILITAR, anotado pOF el
Doctor B. GGncheH de OCaha, re-
dactor de In " Revista dc loo Tri-
bunalea =.
OODIGO DE OOMERCIo, edi-
uon de bolSillo.
OODIGO PENAL DIR CUBA 2
|PURRTO-RTOO.
CODIGO PENAL DE CUBA 7
PUERTo- -RIOO, por In BibloteCa
Judicial.
FORMULARIOH Oh 10 Oh
VII, "Aballa"
MANUAL DEL sECRETA-
BIO, "AbellaS.
DEREOHO ADMINISTRATI-
VQ, "AbellaS
RRGLAMENTO Or LAS Ca.
RRERAS OIVILES DE ULTRA
MAR.
LEY DE OAEA. para Cuba ,
Puerto Rico.
FLORES 7 LA6RIMAH, poi
D. Domingo B. HernGnde1.
FORMULARIO Criminal, POI
AbellA
Id. MAgistral, por BoucAardat
HIHTORIA NATURAL Dol
Pereda.
ARITMETIOA, Algebra , Geo
metria, por Cardfn.
GLLOS0F1A, pOr al Padre o.
tcrLuo.
GRAMATTOA FRAEUKsA, A POI
Ollendorn y BenOt.
ARAMATIOA TNGLRSA. pS
IbArEs
GRAMATICA MUsIoAL, pOI
Romero.
O0DIGO OWL. - Nueva edi
CioL oficial Feformada.
ARITMETIOA. OOrtAEar.
DIOCIONARIO DR La LEN.
GUA OA6TELL.AEA, por 10 AGA
0emiA,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-04-03

LIegsfAn SOLO hnsta Santiago de Onhs
los lvaporss que aslsE los disA s, is J -.
Los de los dias s y IS toeSrAn On
Nuevieta Puerto Padre, GibarA, Maya.
r. Baracoa, GuAntAnsmo , OubA
81 dia Is hArx las misnAs escalas,
{ sxcspci6n de ID de MayAri, , Ademki
.tOcAcA sn SaguA Dc MhAmo.
Todos retofnaFGn veFihcnndo sue -.
Hdas do Ouba ios dias IL, 80 , 8, sfec.
tuindose Las sntradas sn b Habaaa
en- las fechas correspondence Do 10,
30 20 ds cada mes.
Niuguno de estOs vapOres tocarA q
90 refofnc an GuantGnAm0
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-04-03
LTBROS.

En IL Imprents del BoLE1Tx -
han rscihido los siguientes:
t)6digo Penal reformado On 1870
c0n Las variacionea introducidaE an
! ell mismo por Ia ley de IL de Julio
de 1875, concordado y Comentado
para su mcjor inteMgenCia = fkOtl
aplicacs6n, con una multitud de
ejemplos , Cuestiones pr6Cheas ex-
tlactadas de la tuIisprudenciA osta-
blecids por el Tribunal Supreme
len mas de cinco mil sentenCias die
tadas en- materia de casacl6n ari-
minal desde 1870 6 1887, y de la
ljurisprudencia frRncefa en- los CO.
| aOs no resueltos afn poE la nuestra,
one dimanan dc art't ulos del O6-
digo frances, que guardian completa
identidad J analogia con los del
O6digo espafol, seguido de I'm ex.
tenso = minucioso repertoire alta
b6tiCo de las mismas y de I'M apen
dice CON las leyes penales egpeCiA-
les de contrabando y defraudaCion,
feErocarriles, montes, ley eleCtora-
les , municipal, casa y pesca, ley
aObre proteccikn 4 los nihos de 26
de Julio de 1873, , sobre usurpa-
ci6n v falaihcaci6n de patentes de
so del propio mes emo, anotadaa
| ! Comentadas CON la jurispruden-
oia del Tribunal Supreme.
Obra utiliaima q los sehores Ma.
gistrados, Jurados, JueCes, Fiscs-
les, individuos del OueEpo Juridioo
Militar = derA&s funcionaFios en-
oargados de la spliOaci6n de La ley,
y muy paFticulaFmente ! os seho-
re Letrados, defensores 6 acuea-
dores en- causa orimiDa'- y 6 todas
aQuellas peKsonss que. deseosas
de conoceF el C6digo y Ia Jurispru
deneia, 40 han podldo haoer de
elioe IN estudio especial, p0r j
Excmo Sr d. Salvador Viada y vi.
Ilaseca, Magistrate del Tribunsl
Supreme y Diputado { Oortee.-ul
TINA ediCicn. cn"tro tomoa.
| COMPILATION de 'ss diHpoSI
Iniones organizes de la Administrs-
IeI6n de JuEticia en- Las provinciall
Ide Ultr7maE. preOedida de una in.
ltroduCci6n higt6rica, anotSda J
IconOordada con 10 legialaOl6n ante
vor y IL de In Peninsula, Y coD lal
lseyes crocesalea, y segulda de va
liiOa ap6ndicex,.. comprenEfvas de Il
LEY de uniHcaoi6n de 10 de Agosts
de 1885, 81 deCret0 ley de emplea
dos de UlkamaE J Las demas dis
Iposiciones vigentes, poR Ramon
EancheS OcaEa, auxiliar del Minis
Iterio de 6Eacia y JustCla = Redac
Itor dc la q ReviEta de Iaa TTibuna
Iles''. Edici6n de 1891
IPRDAG0GICA, Sor don Jose San
lanex = GonaaleE de SomoMno.
REPERTORIO On JURIS
IPRODENOLA an materia criMaina
tornado poF una jHnta de Ab0ga
dos, bajo Ia dire0ci6n de don VI
Ioente Romero airon; cOmprend
desde 81 a6o 1870 8 $780, 5 toms
1asaa
FTsIOA 7 Guimioa, Feliu.
ia pLAs de logAritmo<- 81
Iske9 Ramca.
TENEDURIA do Nbrus, CAS-
hoS.
ATLAS de Gaograrfa Upivszi
compuesso de A0 mapaa trassd
cen arreglo 4 las aCtuases nv1s
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-04-03
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