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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-12-27

WASHINGTON. Dec. 26.--Ferecast for Sun
day: Minnesota-G fair and warmer
Sunday; southerly winds.
Wisconsin-Ge fair; warmer; light
Southerly winds fe4
The Enthusiastically fair Sunday; warm
er in eastern portion; southerly winds. 81
Montana-Fair followed by increasing
cloudineSs;. southerly to westerly winds. s~~4
TEMPER ATIJRES 3d..
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-12-27
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.

sunday Only, One Year sI.5o
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-12-27
TODAY,s WEATHER.

weekly, One Year 500
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-03-08

are said to have passed between the
two governments relative to the possi-
bic movement of Egyptian troops about
the Upper Nile.
The Ashantee spoils have arrived at
the colonial offices and are very dis
appointing. The whole lot is said to
be not worth more than E2,000.
A number of the articles are hollow
gold. instead OF solid gold like those
captured on the previous British expe-
dition to Ashantee. The inference is
that the supply of Aslhantee gold has
greatly diminished recently. Three
chief objects are King Prempeh's
crown, made of gazelle skin. lined with
yellow plush, each side of the lapel OF
the crown being ornament 4 with pure
soft gold. representaing skulls and jaw
bones of lions, the whole surmounted
by two golden goats horns; the execu-
toners grewsome badge of office. orna-
mented with gold representations of
headless bodies and with the execu-
toner holding a drawn sword in the
center, and the executioner's sword.
deeply blood-stained and with the hilt
ending In a huge gold ball
There will be a meeting of the gold
standard members of parliament next
week to consider the necessary meas
ures to be adopted in order to oppose
the motion TO establish an International
bimetallic currency, which is to be de-
bated on March II. 1t Is understood
that Sir Michael Hicks Beach has an
nounced his intention of opposing the
motion and the leading silver standard
members intend to call upon Sir Mich
ael before theday of the debate to in
duce him to change his mind.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-03-08

the assembly, to adjourn raised inter-
est to fever heat again. Speaker Blan-
ford moved to adjourn until Monday at
IL O'Clock. The republicans fiilibus-
tered in an attempt to stave Off an
other ballot. The chair ruled that
when the assembly adjourned II would
be until 11:59 Monday. Senator Brons-
ton tried to persuade the chair the rul-
ing was incorrect but without effect.
Il say" he cried. away with these d.
latory motions. Let us here and now
elect some one. be IT either Boyle.
Blackburn or Carlisle" Speaker Blan-
ford withdrew the motion to adjourn
and the roll was ordered called for an
other ballot.
Senator Clark refused to vote. Sem
ator Bronston asked that he be re-
quired to vote. The chair ruled no
member could be required to vote. Sen
ator Elliston voted for Carlisle. This
seemed to indicate Blackburn's defeat.
Senator Holloway. democrat. voted for
Carlisle. as did Noe. Salier and Smith.
Most of the republicans refused to
vote. Representative Baird. democrat.
voted for Carlisle. Representative
Chambers. republican, voted for Car
Isle. Senator Bronston asked II
Chambers had been released from his
pair with Weissinger. Violet present
ed a pledge which released Chambers
on condition he voted for Carlisle
Speight protested against Chambers
casting his vote until the signature OF
Weissinger had been proved. Cham
bers withdrew his vote for Carlisle (for
the present only. he said). Dougherty.
Burniss. Norman. Speight, Stout,
Walker and Violet voted for Carlisle.
Populists Poor and Darlington again
voted for Blackburn.
The result of the second ballot was:
Blackburn 40. Carlisle Is. The speaker
decided no quorum. An effort was then
made to adjourn but was fruitless.
Senator Jones moved the assembly
adjourn until Monday noon. Before
the vote on the motion was completed
Senator Bronston said he understood
Senator Oglivie was getting very sick.
He therefore withdrew his objection to
the motion to adjourn and IL carried.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-03-08
FIGHTING AMAZ0NS'
THEY ARE CUTTING A FIGURE
IN CUBA.
While Not Remarkable for Their Personal
Beauty, They Are Artists with
the Trigger and Knife.

Havana, March THE Cuban ANA
IONS recently have been playing quite
a prominent part in the fights be-
tween the insurgents and the Spanish
troops. These women have exhibited
upon frequent occasions more courage
endurance and fighting skill, to a
greater extent, than many OF the men.
The amaZons are not as a rule, re-
markable for personal beauty or clean
liness. AS a rule they are colored and
strong of limb and quick of tongue
smart at repantee and are able to use
a machete, rife, revolver or knife with
the best of men. General Melguizo at
tackled a force of insurgents under the
leadership of Mirabel to-day near Ia
haste. infiicting a loss of 10 killed upon
the enemy The Spanish forces in the
district of Yaguajay mad an engage
ment with the enemy in which the lat
ter was beaten off, leaving many dead
and wounded on the field.
Captain General Weyler has Just re-
ceived the following message from the
home government: Your telegram re-
ceived. 1t greatly satisfied the govern
ment that the public spirit has been re-
vealed in the manifestations that you
have received of proof of sympathy
because of injurious attacks. The gov
ernment thanks those persons who
have made protestations of adhesion.
The loyalty of these persons to the
crown of Spain the Spanish people will
never doubt"
The steamer Santiago arrived to-day
with battalions from Barrelano and
Calta. The reception of these soldiers
was even more enthusiastic than the
greeting accorded the Spanish troops
which have heretofore landed upon the
island of Cuba
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-03-08
ALY'SGREATLOSS
THOUSANDS KILLED AND AM
MUNITION CONFIScATED.
The "Tribuna" Urges the Incoming Min
istry to Adopt = Policy of Uacom-
promising Revenge.

Rome. March 7.-Dispatches from Milan
and Florence this afternoon announced
a very threatening state OF affairs among
the troops I'm garrison In those cities. II
appears that the soldiers became so ex-
cited by the attitude Of the populace that
they almost broke out into open mutiny.
threatening TO leave their quarters and
join the rioters. With difficulty the off,
GERS In command succeeded In calming the
soldiers and according to last reports II
was believed the danger had been passed.
According to advices received from Mas
sowah to-day, II Is estimated that the
Italians at Adowa lost about 1000. 900
cartridges. 5000 rounds OF ammunition for
the artillery. 10000 rifles and the money
chest. The war office mas not yet made
public its estimate of the number OF kill
ed wounded and missing of the army de-
feated atAdowa, but the general i'm
preston Is that the number OF killed IL
about 5000. There are no means of as
certaining the number OF men captured by
the Shoans.
The Tribuna to-day declares that the
matter is not n question OF a simple crisis
I'm Africa or in Italy: II maintains that
the honor of Italy Is involved and urges
the incomining ministry to adopt a pol
icy OF uncompromising revenge. The So
cialist deputies have issued a manifesto
10 the country urging the people to Join
in demonstrations calculated to urge the
government to decide upon abandoning
the costly colonial policy and withdraw
the italian troops from Africa. A big anti
Africa meeting 10 be held tomorrow is
being organized at Milan and steps TO
hold similar assemblies are being taken I'm
other large cities. The object is to urge
the government TO abandon the policy
hitherto followed by Italy in Africa, to
conclude peace with Abyssinia and bring
home the Italian troops
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-03-08
A BURNING TRAIN.
Report of n Railroad Disaster. But No
Detailed Account Obtaina bic.

San Diego. Cal. March IA telephone
message from Delmar says the passenger
train from Los Angeles. due in this city
at 1910 o'clock. has been wrecked near
Delmar and is now burning. 1t is thought
that many passengers were injured but
no details have been received. There is no
telegraph office at Delmar and up to mid
night IL was impossible to get any further
Information about the wreck by tele-
phone. special train has gone from
here to the scene of the accident and will
arrive there about l a. m. Pacific coast
time. The telephone message says the
train at Delmar went down a l2-foot
embankment and was totally destroyed by
fire. IL is reported that Conductor Kin
ney and the baggagemaster are badly
hurt.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-03-08
Change OF Money Changer.

Washington. March 7.-Oliver p. Tuck
er has resigned the position OF deputy
comptroller Of currency and has been ap-
pointed by the comptroller national hank
examiner for the district OF Cincinnati.
The secretary OF the treasury appointed
George NJ. Coffin Of Charleston. s. C.
chief OF the reports division OF the comp
trOller's office. Deputy Comptroller
George 3. Anthony Of Wisconsin. superin-
tendent OF the redemption 'divison. has
been appointed chief OF the reports divl-
sions. Edmund =. Schriener. clerk IN the
division Of redemption. has been appoint-
ed superintendent TO succeed Anthony.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-03-08
LOST STEAMER.
II Carried 156 People aud Fears Are I'm
tertained for Hsr safety

San Francisco. March THE Pacific
Mail steamship City of Rio de Janeiro.
which left here Feb. for Yokohama, has
not yet arrived there and fears are enter
tanned for her safety. She was due al
Yokohama Feb. -. but not a word has
been heard from her. The Rio carried f5e
people, four cabin passengers. 10 Euro
peans. 10 japanese and p Chinese in the
steerage. The crew consisted OF 50 whites.
and y Chinese The cabin passengers
were: J. Fisher. w. 7. Sylvester. Lamar
Lyndon and Mrs. Lyndon. The steamship
people say that there is some chance that
the Rio may have been forced TO pass Yo-
kohama and go on TO Hong Kong.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-03-08
THE RIOTERS.
Two Are Held to the Court More Trouble


Special Dispatch to the Standard.
Livingston, March Two of the Horr
rioters have been held to answer before
the district court for melting and partici-
pating in a riot. The other five were
released. About 20 of the miners at
Horr have applied for work again and
Superintendent Strong has telegraphed to
put all who desire at work tomorrow
Austrians excepted. Some of the latter
class will be retained, but the superin-
tendent intends to let out the most rabid
OF the Austrians. There are whisperings
of an intent on the part of some to prer
vent those who may desire to work from
going back. and II is possible that the
trouble is not all over, but merely In it's
incipient stages. No trains are run on
the Park branch on Saturday. but II any
thing occurs special train will be or
dered' by the officers of the company.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-03-08
House Proceedings.

Washington, March THE house to-
day entered upon the consideration OF the
l3 regular appropriation bills providing
for the postal service. Ii Is the largest of
the supply bills. carrying more than s9l.-
100000. A series of attempts were made
10 increase the compensation of fourth
class postmasters. but they went down
before points OF order. The controverted
Items in the bill relate to postoffice in
spectors and special mail facilities. Some
minor business was transacted before the
consideration OF the postofflce approprl-
alton bill.
The senate resolutions authorizing the
secretary OF the treasury to distribute the
diplomas and medals OF the Worlds fair
TO exhibitors entitled TO them was
adopted.
Updegrar. republican. Iowa. asked
unanimous consent for the the considera-
ton OF bill to reduce the catalogue of
cases in which the penalty of death may
be inflicted. 1t provides that IN cases Of
murder and criminal assault. for which
the penalty was death. that the Jury
might return a verdict qualified without
capital punishment" Barrett. republican.
Massachusetts,. objected.
Wadsworth. republican. New York.
moved nOn-concurrence in the senate
amendments TO the agricultural appropri-
alton bill.
Pickler, republican. South Dakota. en-
deavored TO secure concurrence in a sem
ate amendment for the publication of a
new edition OF a book on dairy farming.
issued by the agricultural department io
years ago. A letter from the agricultural
department was read. stating that the
book was out OF date and needed heroic
editing" before Il could be made OF value
TO dairymen. Nevertheless. Pickler hav-
ing been defeated IS to 3. developed
enough strength TO secure n roll call on
his proposition. on the roll call Pickler's
motion carried. but by dint OF hard work
enough members were induced to change
their votes TO defeat the motion. Pickler,
finding that he had been defeated.
changed his vote in order TO move to re-.
consider. When the speaker announced .
the vote. l06 20 IL. Pickler entered his mo- Z
tion. which motion. on motion OF Wads-
worth. was laid on the table. 80 to "a
The agricultural bill was sent to con-
ference and the house then resumed con-
sideration OF The pOstoilice appropriation
bill
Dockery. democrat, Missouri. opened
Continued on Page Two.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-03-08
PREMPEH'S EFFECTS.
The Britishers Not Highly Eisted Over
Their Ashantee spoils.

The Britishers Not Highly Elated Over
Their Ashantee spoils.
Copyright. 1896. by Associated Press.
London, March THE disasters suf-
fered by the Italian troops in Africa
has caused a great sensation in Great
Britain and is thought likely to lead to
fresh advance by the Dervishes In
upper Egypt. General Baratieri's de-
feat must have an enormous moral ef-
feet in Africa and diminish considera-
bly, the prestige of European troops of
all nationalities. The defeat at Adowa,
moreover, seriously affects Italys posi-
ton in Europe, politically and finan-
cially. AS to its bearing on the drei-
bund, number of contradictory re-
ports are in circulation. On one side
Russia, France and Germany are re-
ported to have come to some sort of
an agreement upon their course i'm the
future; on the other hand, il is said
that Austria is alarmed and is urging
Germany to a better understanding
with Great Britain. The latter supposi-
tion is likely to be correct. but the ac-
complishment of Austria's plan looks
difficult. as things now stand. II IL is
true that Russia and France have been
secretly assisting King Menelek against
Italy, IL would seem natural that EN-
peror William, who has been leaving no
stone unturned to bring about more
cordial relations between Germany and
Russia, should side with the latter
power and France in a joint endeavor
to crush Italy's colonial aspirations in
Africa. and by so doing strike a blow
at Germanys leading colonial rival.
Great Britain.
According to a leading provincial
newspaper. Italy has applied to Great
Britain for assistance. chiefly financial
and report has IL that a large Italian
loan will soon be fiOated in London. In
addition, important communications
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-03-08
Queer Showers sentenced.

Trenton. N. j.. March THE Brockway
counterfeiting gang was sentenced by
Judge Green in the United States district
court. Brockway. the leader. got 10 years
In the state penitentiary and was fined
1900; Mrs. Abbie Smith. landlady OF the
Hoboken house, in which the gang ope-
rated, four years and $3.50 fine; william
Wagner, one year and 500 fine.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-03-08
FOUR KILLED.
Sykes Prepared for AN Emergency and It
Came.

Plant City, Fla, March 7.-Bowen
Sykes OF Hillsboro was several days ago
notified by the Regulators" to leave the
country or suffer death. He was preparing
to leave. but In the meantime prepared
for emergencies. Last night a mob of Is
masked men broke into the house. Sykes
began firing. with the result that John
Barnes. Alonzo Barnes, John Gilliland
and Dennis Driggers were instantly kill
cd and six others wounded. The men were
all neighbors OF Sykes.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-03-08
The sItuttIon Unchxnred.

Rome. March IA list has just been
published here giving the names OF is9
officers who escaped slaughter at the
Adowa disaster OF the Abyssinian cam
paign. The situation tonight through
out Italy is reported unchanged. The
belief that Marquis di Rudini will form
the cabinet which will succeed the Girls
pi ministry Is gaining.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-03-08
Mis-. Beanett scorshed.

Omaha. March Miss Johnstone
Bennett. a member of the Richard
Mansfield theatrical company. while
cleaning a dress with gasoline in her
room at the hotel this evening. was Sc
riOusly burned through the Needless
handling OF the fluid in connection
with a lamp. She will be incapacitated
from playing with the company for a
month.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-09-20

Enjniciamiento civil, Dor Salce-
do, tcmo.
Ley de enjuiciamiep to civil. Emil
Ito Reus, .tomos
Legislation Hlpotecaria por Ca
lendo, 4 tomos
Ley HipoteCsria con Reg ameD-
to, por Moral, tomo.
AtAnceles judiciales para 10 cri-
mlnal.
Taoticas de Recl uta, 40 cts.
1dem Seccion y ColDpafils. 80 cts.
.ldem Battalion, 80 ots.
.Manual de Olases de tropa, 2 to.
ms ! 2-75.
OodlgoI de Justicia Militia. so
centaVOs.
!: L!bros .para.la; Academia
- ~~ispreparatorla.
n 1yA..
.AntmetIca, .por Sail
nAs, tomo. ? 80
.aAigeoFa, por idem 2
touAo.. ---..-----..-. I w
Gsometria por Otlo.
ga, tOmUs. s..-.... . 90
IagEonometglA, por
domeE.y Palette, | to-,
u'S ~~sss- 80. IL u
.mGtanAtlcA iEAnoesa,
..... 4 1
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-09-20
LIBRO9.
!OBRAS DE- DERECHO

De venra en- el BoLETIN MERoAN-
TIL:
Jurlsprudencis popular por Fran
cisco Lastres: "T0tela y Oonsejo
de familis," "El testamneto y 10
herenoia," "El matrimouio," FL
lisol on P atria- p Potestad-A m 9 n
tos.'
- Compilation de lss disposiciones
|orgAnlCas dc 10 Administrator de
j ustlciA en- Ultramar, por Ramon
SAnohez. Ocana.
/. Repertoire desJurisprudencia en-
mate Tia Criminal Tornado por uns
Junta oe abogsdos, bajo ia diree-
olon do don Victnte Rnmero Gil
ron: oompIende desde 81 aho 1870
4 1890.
Ley de- Enjuiciamlento OWL, por
Mantesa, ,,,5 tomos.
Cooigo. .OiVii, por ID. Seavola, l0
tomos J = apeIdlcse-
Oompilscion leSisiatvs, por Fer
nAndsE, 10 tomos.
Couigo de Comercio, por Rome.
60 Iiton, / tOmo.
Uodlgo dc justioia mihtar.
Lsyes civiles de Espahs, por Me-
aiua MasAhon, l tomo.
Iooleo civli, por Il. de las Ca
sas, / tomo.
lnstsumen,os p6blioos, por Lar-
soso. tomo.
Icy dc. EnJaiclamlentC civil, pol
ls. tSevlsta dc los grlbuna.rs,l tome
UOdigo penai para UaDa J Pner
10 nsco, poT ldcn idcn, / tomo.
kt aD~ gado popnlAs, por +. Hu'
gaSL / tomo.
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mOs
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diatamente despnes de as''comidas
Les envi0 mis- expresivas gracias
Firmado] Oasimira Hernandez dt
la Fuerte, calle de Hermann, Bilbao
Is: % de Julio. 1894.'
III huen 6xito del j arabe Ourati.
vo de Ia Madre Seigel en- estas en-.
fermedades se debi6 sal hecho de
que funcionabs como ls llave Q ls
cerradurs. Por ejemlpo, la sordera
del Se. Gonzalez, no fue ell resulta-
do de ning6n efecto organize On
aus oidos. sino de IN des6rden en-
ell sistema nervioso, proveniente de
Ciertos venen0s On su sistema que
operaban en- los nervios. A su ves
estos venenos se produjeron por
las matefias que se fermentsban en-
el est6nago, 6 sea por Ia indiges
ton aguda y dyspepsia. Los mis-.
mos padeclmiolmieDtOs existlan en-
las otras intermediates. Cuando Ell
Jarsbe desarfalgo la cans8, desa.
pa ecieron los efectos.
Las molestiss que resisten Ia SIM
pie fuerza bruts, ceden al saber y
. Ia ciencis. Las intermediates
que sou, lncursb!ea por los trata-
mientOsI .Corrientes, sucnmben q
este IemediO pOr el mlsno motive
Es Ia Lave que cusdra IL Oerrs.
dura.
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-ESCRIBANIAS

Tambi6n Sc ACADIA de recibir de
las mismas un extensO y variado
surtid0. Las hay de multitud de pre-.
clos, desde Is centavos hasta Z y
veinte y cinco pesos, muy elegantes
y lujOsas. En- tinteros de cristal de
roca Sc puede escoger mucbo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-09-20
LA LLAVE De LAl CERRADURA.

Cofoco ante ~ imagination e
0usdgo DIS unsH paerta pesada, d;
NJ hombrs que tiene Ell derecho ds
eutrar y que desea sntrap; la puel
"a est6 cerrada con Have. habiendt
81 homhre extrsviado estR. En- sc
impacienoia empuja Ia puerts cor
10 lceFse de TODD su ouerpo para
forEarla. la puerta resiste todos s1t
estuersne; fatigsdo y sin sliFnto &c
para delsnte de ella agoi&do de
lnerzas; srrojando uLa mirada ha-
ole Ell suelo, We la ilsve en- donde
Ia dejo c4er de una manera casual,
splica Ia Lave a la cerrsdura y Ia
puerta ee abre al menOr toque,
"S,mple Y corTiente." diris Vd.
Asi son todaa las grandes verdades.
"Deseo hablar," nos dice unico-
rresponssl "de los prodlgiosos re-
sultsdos obtenidos ror el uso de
su especlfico. Por ell motive de los
efeCt0s de IN NAL Iestrisdo que
cogi el inviarno passdo, principle &
perder ell old, esta mo!estia au-
mentaba rap damente, me Consulte
con un doctor quien trat6 mi en-.
fermedad como un nero catarro y
por supuesto que no tuvo buen
exito y POGO despues NO podfa oir
oil adu los sonldos mas fuertes. Me
consult6 CON don Antonio Oasado,
el boticario. Qulen, en- I'm momento
telis para mi, me aoonsej6 que to-
mase el Jarabe Curative de IL Ma
dre Seigel. Lo hice asf y despues
de hAberlo tornado por I'm mes de-
sapsrecio completamente 10 rde
ra, Un resUltsdo msrsvilloso que
sc slcsnzo por una medloina sin
rival. Vds pneden publican esta
carta en- prueba Ge mi gratitud.
(Firmado) Jose Gonzales, Villa
nueva de 10 Serena, 81 de Julio
1894"
Otra mas escribe: "El gran su-
ceso que ha scguido, al tOmsr 90
para ml entrrmedad, debe
hscerse conOcer los demassolien.
tes que y.enen o mi atamado.hotel,
espeeislmente . los de OubA y FL
llvInAs. SutIia tan fuertemente de
Indigestion y dyspepsia que por 1l-
limo NE senti incapaG dc moverme
ie casa; ell uso de magnecia y de
9ioarbonato de soda ne dabansun
alivio II omentaneo, pero los dolo-
les de estomago aumentaron mas
que nunca. Despues de que L-u-
ohas oIras medicinas haEian fras-
cssado en- su eiecto, ei Jara0e ca.
rAtivo de 10 Msdre Seigel, me res
tabllcio completamente cato se 10
sgradeEco de lA man era mas aimee
~. I'll JarA0e 90 oompro eng bo-
lcs del me1ieo HonIanon. (F.r-
msdo) Nieasia lbAnes, calle de PEI
drGc.a l1m-ro l5, Hotel SantAn-
DER, ~ dc Juaio, 1894"
Olrs: go pueden Vds imAgi.
nasse todo eI pfoveono que me hA
pEoporolonAdo el JArabe Curative
dc 10 MKdrr Scigel. HablA eaEAdo
sufrlegdo dc padccim ensos dc O..
tonnage Tor dlcE ana. Me cAnAe .
dc pfobar toda ciasc dc medicin -
sln obeneF al.l 10 algano; lei uno
de los alnAnaqaea j pfobe al Jsra-
tc, cl caAi mu gesta o.c<lo MI 80 al
J pof lo eaAi ice aoy lptinlsaa gra-
eics FImAio Jo>e Aanar. Cara,
Befg - ., Hecoa, do Mario, 1894
\ osia Icugo G. gasso dc de.
eisles que el JAfa0c Uasauvo dc ia
Aaasc >elscl me a ocrado do loa
doloFra DO e4ecEA J lie cstomxo,
ggAa AoAsimIcG 10, GoitA DC agc.iEo
y mAlA digestion. Compsc 10 nc
elel9a ca - u~oGIcA dsl 81. Al. Ca-
setA. sAa fSaelseo. Aaneso -
Is .aosa~S1 aIsa vsSas 81 d. = aau