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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-04
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-04

washington, Dec 3.--The President ana Mrs
reveland and their children resumed their residence
.. TIE White House to-day after sojourn at W ooo-
l., since their return from Buzzard's Bay.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-06-01
ADVANCED AGAIN.
Col. Alex Mackenzie to be As.
sistant Chief Engineer.
NEW DUTIES ARE AT WASHINGTON

The Popular River Engineer Of the Upper
Mississippi to Leave Rock lsland-Lieut.
Keller Temporarily In Chargs-Ths Sue
cessor Not Vet known.
Col. Alex Mackenzie, the long
time and so well liked head of the
river engineer corps of the upper
Mississippi, is to leave Rock Island.
According to an order sent out
by the war department today. he has
been transferred to Washington as
first assistant to the chief Of engi-
neers.
Col. Mackenxies New Post
When seen by an ARGUS repre-
sentative late this afternoon Col.
Mackenzie had just received official
notification of his new duties. He
was reticent about discussing them
until he learned that the news had
gone out through the Associated
Press, and then he admitted
that he had received two dispatches.
one from Brig. Gen. w. p. Craighill,
who May 10 succeeded Brig.
Gen. Thomas l.. Casey, as chief Of
engineers, and one from Asst. Adj.
Gen. j. c. Gilmore, of the engineer
department, both practically to the
same effect, and instructing him to
turn over his Office here temporarily
to Lieut.. Charles Keller and report
at Washington as soon as possible.
This pertains to Col. Mackenzie's en-
tire duties, except those of his Mis-
souri, river commission which he
does not receive from the war de-
partment, but from the president d.
rect.
Who VIII he the Successor.
Col, Mackenzie, or Mai" Mack
enzie as he has so long been known,
has been in Rock Island 16 years.
May "a, being the anniversary. He
WAS but recently elevated to the rank
of lieutenant colonel. Who will be
his successor here is Of course I'M
known. Col. Mackenzie states that
he has no idea although it will be an
army corps officer. When asked il
he had had any intimation of the
change, the colonel said: I'm the
army we are always prepared for
surprises" When he would 90 to
Washington he did not know, bu,
would endeavor to report as soon as
possible.
The news of Col. Mackenzie's re-
moval from Rock Island will be re-
ceived with genuine regret. although
all his friends who know and appre
ciate his worth will be gratified tc
learn of his advancement-for such
it is.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-06-01
Interesting Mrs, DYE.

In many respects superior to Jen-
ness Miller is Mrs. Dye, the Chicago
lecturer, who spoke last evening al
X. z. hall. A fair sized audience
heard her address. which was inter-
esting, full of good advice, such as.
if observed, will prove beneficial to
health, and interspersed by enter
tanning witticisms. Mrs. Dyes in
troductory remarks were relative to
the proper responsibilities of mar
rage. She illustrated the bearing OF
a happy disposition with health,
holding that life was prolonged by
cheerfulness, and that madness and
irritation were injurious to the sys-
tenn and FASTENED death. She dwelt
some time on o discussion OF the
curative powers of Viava, a remedy
manufactured at San Francisco and
Chicago, and in the Hands of
companies at Davenport and else
where. The medicine, so Mrs. Dye
claims, is natures remedy. and acts
directly upon the blood.
This afternoon she is lecturing
privately to the ladies, and Monday
she meets all ladies at the Harper
house in social intercourse or con-
sultation.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-06-01
Won HQnoDa-

Ebert r. Dart and Sam Dart, two
Rock Island boys, are now on their
way home from California. Both Of
these young men have been students
at Stanford university. Ebert Dait
has been there for. three years, and
has just graduated with distinction
in a class Of 157. He has been pre-
pairing himself for the profession of a
civil engineer. Before going to
Stanford he spent one year in the
school of technology at Boston. Mrs.
Stanford sent special train for the
graduates to visit at her home. Mr..
Dart is ambitious aud industrious,
and promises to make his mark in
his chosen profession. Mrs. C. A.
Whitridge, his mother and his SIS
ter, Emeline, are on their way to
Rock Island with him. Sam Dart
has been taking a special course in
law during the past year. with view
Of making the practice of law his
profession. A lady writing from
California, who attended the COM
mencement exercises at the univer-
sity, says: 1.-The law professor read
the names of IL of his 80 students
who stood highest. and Sans name
headed the list"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-06-01
TRACK AND TIE.
Information Cleaned From About the
Railway.

Railway.
Engineer 81 Sprague is absent
from duty on the c.. 4. I. & P, TAX
ing q vacation.
The 252 and SCI, William Gilmore
and William Johnson's Rock Island
engines, are in the ring.
Mike Griffin's c., X. /. & P. switch
engine, No. 1. which was somewhat
damaged in the yard collision several
days ago. left the shops today with.
out a blemish.
c. G. Merrell, western passenger
agent of the New York Central, and
Travelling Passenger Agent Ed.
Stokes. of the Lehigh Valley, had
business in the city this week.
Yardmaster +. w. Mckee, of the
c.. r. l. & P, accompanied by his
wife, returned last evShing from At
lanta, where he attended the nation.
al o. X. c. convention as delegate.
The European tour which Conduc.
tor Cummings, of the Milwaukee, il
preparing to take with his wife, re-
moves any question of his being q
man of his word. Prior to joining
the benedicts he promised his bride.
to-be that after 25 years of marriage
he would take her across the deep
The time has elapsed and now he
fulfills his promise, which possibly
would have been forgotten but for
the refreshing memory q his
wife.
The thoughts of Yellowstone camp
pleasures are becoming numerous in
the memories of those who were
members of that distinguished party
a season agone, and a repetition Of
that months bunk on the green is
the only remedy which will dispel
their uneasiness. Probably the most
affected is Johnny Greedy. Since
the first evidence of summer he ha:
been talking of that eventful stay on
Vandruff's island; of the refreshing
spinach waters which made summer
life pleasant; of the fishing, moon.
light parades. and midday balloon as.
tensions and other sports; and of the
POISON and gravy prepared by
Uncle Ebenezer. Johnny paid q
visit to the old familiar spot the
other day. when the old times flashed
over his memory like a dream. He
planted tomato on the old camp
grounds as a monument to bury last
years pleasures, and bid farewell to
the memorable spot, with the hope
of occupying it again ere many
moons
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-06-01
EVENT At THE HARPER
Mr.. and Mrs. L. 8. AcCabe Entertain ut .
Musicale.

Musicale.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. s. McCabe enter
tanned tri-city friends at the Harper
last evening. the musicale being an
artistically arranged affair. The
guests were received by the host and
hostess in the parlors and after the
assemblage the large dining room
was repaired to and the program in
which Miss Bertha Maud Pratt was
the central figure, carried out before
an appreciative gathering. The in
vitations mostly met with responses,
the guests numbering nearly 800.
The entertainment hall was simply
arranged with roses and American
beauties, a stage at the rear being
overhung with oak leaves.
The program was q varied, CLASH
cal and much enjoyed one, Schillin-
gers orchestra interpreting Miss
Pratt's selections with enchanting
music. Miss Pratt is Minneapolis
lady of scarcely IS, yet her talents are
rare. as was evidenced by the warm
reception she was rendered. She
contributed two whistling solos and
two vocal solos, with delightful eff.
feet, responsive numbers being nec-
essary to satisfy the appreciative
audience. Her Greek posings. con-
sisting of IS. with piano accompan-
iment by Miss Myra Witter, of Mo-
line, consisted of lifting veil. oppos-
ing head and hand. feather move.
ments. spinning the air. figure eight,
commanding arm, spiral. three
kneels, exultation, vehemence, Joy,
reelection, defiance, woe-grief, APP
peal, reproach, cursing. remorse.
and benediction. She was attired
becomingly in Grecian robe of pure
white.
Refreshments were then served,
after which a short time was passed
in dancing, the merry gathering
bidding farewell to their royal enter.
tainers about midnight.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-06-01
Y. NJ. c. A. Notes.

Rev. ID. T. Robertson, of Milan
will preach tomorrow afternoon at
$50. All young men are invited.
The athletic grounds will be ready
for use next week, and will contain
two tennis courts besides opportun.
tiles for quoits. jumping. vaulting,
putting the shot, etc.
A large audience was in attend
ance at the closing exercises in the
gymnasium last evening. The pro-
gram was of high grade aud con-
tanned several novel features. the
club swinging by Mr.. Jones. of Dav-
export, making an unusually pretty
effect. The room was darkened and
colored electric lights used on the
end of the clubs.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-06-01
A Cultivated Convict.

Prison Missionary-My friend, are
you not repentant for your past mis-
deeds?
Convict-Repent nawthin! You bet
ter go back to school an finish y'r edica-
ton.
my friend, am thoroughly familiar
with the Bible"
law, come of! Just you study up
the science Of sociology. an you II find 1
am simply . product Of environment
that's the sort Of hairpin am. -
New York Weekly.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-06-01
Worlds Colunblsn Exposition

was of value to the world by illus
trating the Improvements in the
mechanical arts, and eminent physi-
clans will tell you that the progress
in medicinal agents has been Of equal
Importance. and as q strengthing
laxative that Syrup Of Figs is far in
advance of all others.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-06-01
River Rlpleta.

The c. w. Cowles and Irene d.
each brought down eight strings Of
logs.
The stage Of the water at the Rock
Island bridge at noon was sos; the
temperature 80.
The Verne Swain came down and
the Inverness, Robert Dodds, Irene
d., Pilot and Verne Swain went
north.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-06-01

Practice limited to the eye, ear.
nose and throat. Spectacles fitted
scientifically. Office over Krell &
Maths.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-06-01
THE FAIR
Seasonable Goods at Very Low
Prices.

Hammocks of every description guaranteed the
lowest.
Croquet sets, large assortment only 6Sc and up.
Fishing tackle. complete assortment, ointed rods 1oc
and up
Lawn tennis complete assortment all grades at owprices
Base Ball goods, complete assortment, all grades al
low prices.
Sponges, complete assortment, and up.
Chamois Skins, complete assortment, SC and up.
Refrgerators complete assortment prices the lowest
Ice Cream Freezers complete assortment from ST. 20 up
Water Coolers, complete assortment csc and up.
Bicycles for ladies and gents, girls and boys.
Bicycle Lanterns Bells and full line of Bicycle trim
mings and Sundries
Girls Trcyces; boys velocipedes, wagons, wheel bar
rows and carts.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-06-01
To Mako Pure Blood

There is no medicine before the peo-
pie equal to Hoods Sarsaparilla. 1t
is the standard spring medicine and
blood purifier and it possesses pecu-
liar merit which others try in vain
to reach. 1t really makes the weak
strong. DO not neglect to purify
your blood this spring. Take Hoods
Sarsaparilla now.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-06-01

Hoods pills become the favorite
cathartic with everyone who trie.
them-25 cents per box.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-11-27

pone 81 vida Dor un prlncipio por una pa
sion, estos sen,fes VI aos saclideamos, Sc
nor
tPor que7
Por vuestra salvacion.
-5COntra qllen9
Contra yuestros euemigos
oh, amigo mio! interrumpio tristemente
el rey, no puedo decir otro taOto; verdad es
que Ia no tlenes mas que yeinte afios
-Sehor. dijo Cllelus, las Palabras bene-
volas de v NJ. 10 hscen mas que redoblar
nuestro ardor. 5Ql6 dla qnereis que cruce
mos nuestras esp4das con las de Busy. Lii
yarot Antragues J Ribeirac?
-Janas, os 10 prohibo absolutamente; ia
mas, 5lo Cis9
PerdoDad, senior. repuso @ lelus, el de
satlo esta coucertado desde aver antes de co
mer, nuestra palabra esta empenada va 10
podemOs wolverines atras.
FL rey, repuso EGrique desata los jura-
mentos las palebras, diciendo: 'quiero 8
no quiero, porque el rey es omDipotente
Decid esos senores que os he amenazaio
con toda mi coera 81 veniS las manos, y
para que no 10 dudeis tampoCo yCsotIos, juro
desterraros 81
-Deteneos, senior, djjo Qu4lus, polqne 81
vos podrels relevarnOs de uuestra palabra,
solo dos pUede re evar a V. NJ de Ia suya.
NO Jurels, pues; 81 por semejante causa me-
recemos yue>tra c0lera nos desterTas, ire
mos aiegres a nuestro destierro. entonces
10 hallaudonos va en- territorio sujeto v
III. podre NOS cunpllr puestra palaDra com
batienGo con nueet etros adyeTsarios en- pals
extranj-ro.
-Si esos ssnores Sc acercan a voeotros
distancid de m tiro de arcabuz exclamo En-
riqde, ! 8 hare eLcerrar todos cuatTo en- Ia
Ba.tils
-senor, dijo Qaelus, 81 ESQ hiciera vues-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-11-27

ira d jestad no-otr-s iria.nos dosealzos y
COD Ia sega al Gaelic, presentarnos ? rnaese
lore- n I7stn, q gob9rnador, para que Los
encerrase en- 81 eompania
Les hare cortar IA cabszl, pardiez 8
soy rey 90 10 scv.
ST tai cosa sucediese 8 IN t es enemi
gos, no5otros nos matariamos al pie de su
cadalso,
Enrique gaard6 por largo ratio sileucio ;
despneS, alzanao sus neg -os oios, dijo
Sea en- buana h>rs sois mcdelos de "a
lor y de nobl3z4 81 Dos 40 beDdiiese una
causa defsndiis p2s ne.no.e5 como voso
i No seas impio, 60 blasfernes dijo So
lemDemeafs Chicot hsiando de IA cana }
acercaL dose al rey. 81, son iaodelos de no-
b!eza yamos h az 10 que quieren fiji lies
~ da ESQ es 10 que te toca a II, J no dictar
81 deber q Is ProvIGencia.
i On, D o. mio Dios mio murmur6
Enrique.
los cGatro joyene- bajando la cabsza do
blando Ia rodlla
-Pues ben. sea efectivsmente, Dios IS
justo nos dara Ia victoria, pero mayor
abundamleIto n0sotrcs nos hsremGs d'g so>
de ella por medios cristianos juiciGsnS
QneriGo5 amigos acordaos que Jatnac n
sus OTaclOnes hizO con exactitud sus actcs
de devotion aates De pelear con Ia Chatzig
nerale; buena espada era la de Chataigae
rale, pero Sc oi'ldo de rear, asistio ban
quete- fuDciones, busc0 la conllani. d.
mujeIe-, pecado que ndigno Dios. que tai
vez lie guerra salvar la vida viendo su inyen-
tud, gallardia vig0r- No obstante, rnac
lie cort0 e larrete de una cuchllada. Mi AL
va nNs 2 h4csf actos De d-v0c On. 81 tnvis
Sc tempo de enyiar yuestras espadas R3
ma para que las bendiga ell Santo Padre.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-11-27

Pro ahl talem y Ia ue0a De rrli4uia de San
t. Genoveya, qne vale ia Il como Ia de
cuaieSqulara ctrsS. Aylaem ) jIst1s. NOR
tlhqi6molos, santliqaemonos el die del Cor
pus, al sguieute por Ia msfana
An sehor! gcacias. graciss. exelamarop
los cuatro jovenes. Ell Corpus es deDtro d.
ocho dias; tomarnu prec pita iamente la
manos del rey, ell cusl les abraz5 de nueve !
Sc RETRO ieFando 81 oratorio
Nnestro cartel ezta redacta(lo. diio Q le-
ius, no Ia!ta mas que poner el 3ia Ia nora
naugiron oScriba en- esa mesa con T.
puma Gel l.y' escribe: e dia deSpue. del
Corpus por Ia manaUa.
esta hecho, djjo Maugron. Iqnleo 6
ei heraido que va llevar este cartelY
Q, = q agrada, dijo Cheot acare. II %
%e' Perc quler0 da1os I'D consein, hiios MOS
Su maiestad h4bl. de avunos. de digei oli,ss
reno ulas, ESQ es muy bneno para despues
ue Ia victoria pero antes del com bate DI4ia
70 "a ehcacia De Iii buen alime1t3. 1ilo .
neToso sueno solitario de ocho horas Dor ii
IS por nache- d. IA 4 Ia muHec4 tar +
e'astlcld~d fAerza como tres horss &c bua
pa eo1rida. g decir, sin embrieear.e +,
a 70 Fl caF4tu'o de am9res aIfas b. 10 ans
'.ce 81 ~, hsTels bier en- ab t.aeros nor
ahora. poique f7aiuau demasia3o.
n. b.avo, bravo, Chcot! escl u,sron los
j6venes =" los
- Hasta lnego, lie e,nclllos resfsos3j6 q gss
con Wy saSa Dc Busy.
Do tres pasos la ia la puerfs ysIy;6
a proposito, dijo no os seDsrejs ae1 r.,.
en- fodo Ell dia del Corpus, no sa OILS Ta .
us nlpguno, permaneeed en- el L9pvre co1'a
oasnos paladlnes Qledamos en- eso ebq :;
voy desenpefar WI t-s z, mis;6n
uesapafecio llevandose el cartel.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-11-27
ROBERTO GRAHAM
Los 57.fyoscr5tos ns6dscos cir's'.z<sos
NGEEiERO
PoECE- r.


con si5y3s4eso ess este cie4d.ss
Certiacan: gus han oenFrooaso - e. .
pr4otics o6oial, - en 5 rasticulsr e:-.sa2te
: epidenia vattolosA reinante 81 os-a &C
dad, Il ofosca incoEtsstsoie 3a. zir1s-
gaouro procaden4e del Institute &c Yacl
nsoi5n de don Santiago Ssijo lcstalado eer
Areciso balo sc observation-disclosures cue q
cho ee1or Seiic despues de III oonc.anzude
? detenido asf-o.a, hs 5oosegrtGo perree
cionsr Il nivsl O. los Irstitatce Euror5o-
ds SO in3oie. 81 e-iss7o de aq7ei vtrEs Pre-
Eiaetco ds = ysEasla haata 81 eZsrsnc ds
nodsr aaegefsc y af-rraE lcs Que sgsefioen.
cue 81 est. poolaci6n ~ prodCcltc 1sn Is
.lees resHltaaos ha obaelido tan Elsoa7ei9,
atefaotorl5 pr..laate exits, que se hsI
consegui6o cen 81 snaplso : proFsgaclcn g
exterrninlo Ge Is virueia cus aterr3-2zaba
diezmaba esta no5lacita Gesde naes dtoz ?
oeho .aeses. No vacilaadc oor ends loa IL
f-sscritos eo ruhicar 80 Al aolo por me-
do de IS preserte siao 4us tamoisn por Il
Dren5s pesi6asc- Gel pszs : s7r 1aees&r-o-
cue Ia l}nfa vse,.ca eztraida - "a fernesf
5sl nfec;ts5o Institute IS superior prefe-
.1la : tc1a4 - 2enss usadaE ~ e -sia, II
.Ias3 \ b. Ise1draz. = GUS sstsaiss 3:e@.eHr'
a s7aio raejor : mas rest ado, hssSa . aS :
sr9no de hsbar coDsaguido i zt*stss!Gfst'T'
eaes.a9 en III novepts por ciento. patS
que eonsts = vglga donde eonvon3r pudle1T
( don Santiago Seiio sspido Ia presenta
nonce ( II Do Mayo de 1855 .-E@. Ba!eGscy
I=s2xes Corchaz3e-Tjs. IccerGn-Ls*
pagan,- -C7 Cc:oHas-DY. VsG9l Rsos--{-*
5heea Ec.st G4sllot-Lly. 3sesss sgstss2sS
L24. X zesso Ge-.255z<a Czssassgc
Ea7Iz
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-11-27
CONDICIONEs z CONCESIONEs

cONoCIMI en psenos con Il
onon apae
PAsAJE So hs st5feco lovens nA con
: cua L :
ms IN cargo d por
los aje
p1di lte edere
BI4LETES DE Ints
81
: eed L a1tancos
CuSncO
/
ca g. P
nzreaia snI log
Go n % para harceol ,coug
g. Il,
sE5uIoL
MAYOL HERMAEOs s. 90,
Usr1 ID
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-11-27

-SenOr, repuso este, sOis m gran Tey, pc
TO la nOblezl os opone TTeras que os i'm
plteu yer todo 10 demas, a escepcioa de as
barreras todavia m g grandes que os pone
todayia el pueblo. Pues bien, vos, senor,
que sois valieute, decid: 8que Sc hace en- Ia
guerra cuando un battalion viene a colocarse
con ademal smenazador delaute de otro ba
tail6n3 Los cobardes miriam detras de 81. y
81 tienen libre espacio huyen, los galientes
bajan la cabeza Y acometen.
-Pues bien, dijo el rey, marchemos ade
lante: jno soy 70 ell primer cabslero de mi
reinoi 5Se han dado mejores batalIss QUE
las que yo he dirigi 10 en- mi juventud7 IEl
sglo que va terminar cuenta nombres "a "a
gloriosos que los de Jarnac de Moncodtou7
Adelante. Pues sefores, 20 marchare el
prlmero, que esta es mi costumbre en- las
batallas.
i ST. adelsnte exclamaron los j6venes
electrlzados por aquelia belicosa demestra
cion del rey.
Chicot sc seuf6 en- Ia CANA
r. Silencio, diio y d6jese proseguir al ora
dor. Contin1a. Qleus has dich1 cosas muy
buenas, 81 toiavla tienes mas que decir
contin1a
ST. Chicot, tienes rsz6u All ra mo
slempre, continuare y dire 2 5 N que h4
ilegado el instaHte de hacer au cbscq Ito del
trono uno de esos sacrscios de que he ha
oado Contra todas esss barrerss que cpl
men a vuestra msg-stad, van a marchar
cuatro hombres, seguros De vneetro afscto.
animad lbs con guestra simpatiA ttgaro, de
Ia gloria que les tiene preparada la posteli-
dai
-gQue estais diciendo2 pregunt6 ell rey.eD
cuyos ojos brillaba una aleglia templada nor
ell carifo lQ1en son escs cnatro hombresf
-Estos senores 20, diJo 81 joven con ii
orgullo que engrandece al hombre que ex
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-11-27
CAPITULO LXXXIl
Ell OLA DEL CoRpUs

Durante los ocho dias que transcurtisrou
'sla ei lei Corpus, Sc prepararon los aeon-
.eglinleEt0s como sc preparara una tempes
.td en el cltlo en- los ca!urosos Y pesados
dlss del veranO
Aiohsoreau Testa blecdo despues de cua-
ieEla ocho horas de febre. So ocup6 de
acechar por 81 mismo al ladr6n de al honor.
p7ro 10 haeiendo descubiarta mad. se con
se1clo De Ia hlpocresfa del dnque de Aniou
Nc nc 9us malas lntenciOueS re,peeto a Diana.
DioSy 40 su5peudi0 su5 visifas d. dia a
80 80 gel m9ntero mayor; pero adylrtieaiols
~ 20 Ia Vlgilancia con que andaba FL con
Ell balc6o A>''-' -
Cnlcot divdfa ell tempo Ell lbs ocupscio-
La una cuidar su amo Enrique de yalois
ue quien Sc separa ba 10 meuos possible,
'elauuo por Ell como una madre por su hiio
:" 9, "a acHmpafisr su querdo amigo Co
~ l qalen h sbia reducido no SIN ira
o"lo' Vclver su zelda, donda el prior le
1e elo 0ou los braz0s ebiertos
ssta nrlmera vista sc habo mucho de
ID cl9uad del rey, y ell prior psrecfa muy
asraoec'do la honra que 5 NJ. dispen-
Sana al convento visitandolo
ns'a honra era mayor de 10 que al princi-
~ l,io ss nah7 esperado, pues Enrique, a peti
olou uei venerable prior, habia consentido
en ei dla y la noche retirado en- Ell con-
en'cot contirmo al prior en- ests esoera1zs
que 10 So atrevia a abrigsr. como todos
sS,'An ! Que Cbicot era ell ojo q .reeho del rev.
10 hioleron muchas instsn ncas para que repi
''oSo sus Visltas al convento, 10 euai ell gas
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ARA GA&EE2' iGR4As

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qsss'sc tr,tuTddora de f5seITG nse7s.ao s.ar1 &
rreseyas, con 81 ea'eSres deaz-.e yse-1s. n
my bt%H,s esta1o 9 t47s ssa1-s ;sY,ete &c fe
Ell qsse Ia sssterssz r+1ezs assse:Tss Go=- =
teTso Grcho:7s, ess esta ssszGessS
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Unquento 0erm6geno !

Los asombrosos efectos producido
Dor ell UNGUENTo DERM6GENO *
las Hagas qs1<1sadnras. jHane1es, ?;
caduras de mosquitoes lepra af,sec "a,
sa5adonss, slefantiasts t11-eoyss. :,
caalqs.tsy byocsdsnefa, ,e~natis1to, ii
ceyas. hsyfd1s az ct4zkqssfer aynsa, pa
nGasz0s &a, 10 demuestran las mini
tas curaciones obtenidas y el constsn-
&c ESQ que de dicho especilco s.
hace.
Deposito. Faynsacio Central dc j
FcSrer.
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Especlfico Salvador
DE JUAN SIERRA URGELL

Con este especffeo deaaparseen los Far
-os Il picaz6n qne proaucer las esrsr
clones en- ell cuerpo E ei 7erdaarro qp.
ia -dolor. Sc usa 81 friocioles J ss sE.l
ca en- ochenta casos distjatos
Vendese Ell Juans ilaz barrio ID Rate
ouerco-cssa del invsrsoI 8. e.4ento.
Mayo 4, 1895. &