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The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1896-07-04
YOUR DUB BUGGY TOP
Made New

Buggy top trimmings cushions and dashes always on
hand and ma lie to order IL your buggy needs fix
ing bring it around Will guarantee you perfect salts
faction. both in work and price.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1896-07-04

Prof d. s JORDAN,
HE3ER ID. MACDONALD.
MISS MARION Treat.
JOHN p. IRISH.
Rev. j. d. STEWART.
MRS. MARY H. FORD.
MRS. P. v. NJ. RAYMOND.
Dr.. F. W. GUNSAULUS,
Prof. LAURENCE FOSSLER.
ELLA w. PEATTIE.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1896-07-04

Prof G. d. SWEEZEY.
Prof. LOUIS FAVOUR.
w. j. BRYAN.
SLAYTON JUBILEE SINGERS.
Rev. WILLARD SCOTT
Prof. GRAHAM TAYLOR,
Prof. G. d. SWEEZY.
MRS. w. D. JONES,
HAGENOW STRING QUARTET.
r. ]. BENNETT
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-03-25
AT THE ANTIPODES.
VIOLENT CLIMATIC DISTURBANCES
PREVAIL.
Deaths from Heat, Apoplcxy, Sun
stroke, Besides Typhoid Fever,
and the Mortality Is Great.

VANCOUVER, r. c.. March 24.-The
prevail at the antidopes- A second
heat wave sent the Thermometer up
ward. the mercury climbing a point
never before reached. At Adelaide. the
temperature reached the highest point
yet recorded while az Melbourne deaths
from heat, apopIexy and sunstroke.
have reached an alarming number.
Numerous serious fires also took place.
started by spontaneous combustion.
and at all the factories double guards
have been placed to prevent combus-
ton through heat generating in closely
stored goods.
In the country large ranges of brush
have been set on fire and surrounding
settlements are threatened.
At Alexander. Waterloo and Wagga
typhoid fever is raging. the mortality
being very great The epidemic is
caused by impure water. owing to the
wells being dried up. At Melbourne
the typhoid epidemic has reached
alarming proportions. the fever wards
in the hospitals are full and large num-
bers are turned away.
When the Steamer sailed the rivers
were all rising in Queensland. The
damage to the crops is terrible and
great restitution will follow.
At Adelaide d gale lasting twenty
four hours did much damage Great
suffering prevails at Townsville.
Queensland. which was almost wiped
out of existence by a hurricane. Con-
tributions are being asked for all over
Australia for the homeless. After the
wind earthquakes took Australia in
hand. There were two distinct shocks
from east to west.
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Chicago. March 24.-Cattle-Ruled weak
with an average decline OF, 10 cents. Sales
were on basis of S.50Q4.5O for common
to choice dressed beef and shipping
steers. with an occasional low at 32503. A.
Sales were largely at 375d4.25; cows and
heifers, 1.9OaSso; bulls, 25OG30O; calves
plentiful, few selling over $50
Hogs were slow at a decline of 10G15c,
with more hogs selling at 3.S5G39 80 than
any other figures. Common to choice
droves, 3.75G395; light mixed lots selling
as high as 4.05 and export lights at 1000
40
Sheep were active on the basis of .. 750
100 for poor to prime, yearling selling al
ern fed sheep make up the great bulk of
the offerings and sell readily at 3.50dS. IS;
fair to extra lambs sell at 42504S so.
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BOSTON. March 24-Although there
is a feeling among Boston wool men
that business will shortly revive here,
vet this market does not show any evil
ience for this belief. The market was
remarkably quiet although in whatever
gales were made, prices were MAIN
tanned. Fleece woods show a scarcity
of very fine particles. but fair amount
of other qualities were picked up:
sales are Slow in territory wool and
Australian woods hold firm with SLOW
trade. The following are the quota
tions:
Territory Wools-Montana fine medi-
UNI and fine 10@13; secured. S3QS4;
Utah, wyoming, etc, fine medium and
fine, 90t2; secured, 32@54.
California Wools-Northern, 1lQ14;
secured, S2@35: middle county spring.
HOB; secured, 31@32.
Australian Secured Basis-Combing.
combings superfine, 24@25; combing
good, 43@46; combing average, 4OQ43;
Queensland and combing, 42@44.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-03-25
GENERAL MARKF

Chicago, March 24.-The feeling in
wheat was weaker at the start and
lower prices ruled. May sold off to 6f5s
@s1A and July to 622s, but the decline
was recovered later on, May advancing
TO 62Iz and July to 631z. The influences
at the opening We're generally bearish.
the chief of which were the enormous
receipts in the northwest, the lower
cables and most favorable weather.
These three factors were sufficient to
create a very bearish sentiment and
induced considerable selling but the
offerings were readily taken. and the
market turned, several short lines put
out recently being provided for on the
rally. Early Liverpool cables quoted
the market here off 1z@%d., but private
advices stated that the decline was due
TO sympathy with the break on this
side. There was a sharp rally during
the last hour on reports of consider
able damage to crops in California and
shorts covered, sending the price up to
623s Q62lz. The crop damage reports
were quickly contradicted but the mar
ket CLOSED firm at 62ss for May.
There was another quiet day in corn.
Fluctuations were inconSeuuentiaI
Another active session was passed
in the oats market and while business
was of very much the same nature as
yesterday, there was no trading done
today. Some early loss in price due
to an increase Of 1890 bushels in
Chicago stocks. The early loss was
RECOVER Trough the buying market.
p had an active hour at
and then fell into dull
cling at the start by
Uses. which were sup
cling out long stuff
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It's. Critchlow, Cushing. Cazier. Clark.
Egan. Harris, HeineI. Lewis, Lowry
Morrison. Nebeker (Salt Lake,, Nebeker
(Rich), Nye, Robinson, Stevens. Sevy,
Taylor. Thorn, Thompson of Willard,
Speaker-24.
Absent -.
Mr.. Howard created some amusement
by moving an amendment declaring
that Emery and Carbon counties be ex-
cluded from the operation eff the bill
He said in support of the motion that
neither county had any lakes, sloughs
Or marshes which harbored any fish
or game, and that therefore there was
no occasion for the Jurisdiction Of the
bill extending to them.
Mr.. Bolitho moved to lay the amend
ment on the table, but withdrew it
when it was brought to his notice that
the motion, if carried, would take the
bill with it. But, three members rose in
response to a call for all in favor to
arise.
The roll call on final passage was or
dered. the bill passing by the following
vote:
| Ayes-Beard, Bolitho, Condor. Cur
It's, Critchlow, Gushing. Cazier. Clark,
Harris, Heiner, Lewis. Lowrey, Morri-
| son. Murdoch, Mansfield, Nebeker of
Salt Lake, Nebeker of Rich, Nye,
Robinson, Stevens, snedaker. Shafer,
| Sevy, Taylor. Thorn, Thompson of
Sanpete, Speaker.-27.
/ Nays-Andrus, Bernheisel. Egan,
| Ferguson of Salt Lake, Gibbs, Gibson,
| Howard. Larsen, Lennon, Monson.
| Vaughan. Smoot, Sorensen. Thompson
of Millard.-14
| Absent.
Mr. Smoot stood out to the last ris-
| ing to explain when he voted that he
desired to be recorded as voting no
/ for the reason that he considered the
bill in it's present form a blow at one
and that in his opinion the present law
was better, and that violations of it
would be less frequent than of this.
VETOED THE PENITENTIARY
BILL.
| A communication from the governor
notified the house that his exceHency
disapproved of II. B. No. 119. the peni-
| Tertiary bill. The message was read
and referred with the bill to the com
mittee on penitentiary and Reform
school.
Mr.. Cushing's motion went by con-
sent that the speaker be instructed to
invite the city and county officials to
accompany the members to Provo to
attend the ball to be given there in
their honor this evening.
On motion of Mr.. Bolitho the coun-
ties bill was made a special order for
this morning at 1880 and the house
adjourned.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-03-25
OMAHA LIVE STOCK

Omaha, March Acknowledgements
$500; market steady to easier; native
beef steers, S.35G410; westerns, 2.SOdS. IS
Texas steers, 2.5003.65: cows and heif-
ers, 2.40@3.40; Gamers, L75@2.35; stock
ers and feeders, 2.75G3S5; calves, 3.OOG5.5O;
bulls, stays, etc, 2.4O@3.35
Hogs-Receipts, $500: market 5d10c
lower. Heavy and mixed, 3.6063.65; light,
S.eo93.70; pigs, S.25GS65; bulk of sales,
3.65.
Sheep-Receipts, 1000: market steady;
fair to choice natives, 2.S00350: choice
westerns, 27063.40; common and stock
sheep, 2.0Oq3.25; lambs, 9.0Oq4.40
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-03-25
KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK.

Kansas City, March 24-Cattle-Re-
celpts, $500; shipments, 1900. Market
weak, 1oc. lower. Texas steers, 2.7563.7 20;
Texas COWS. 23Oa3.OO: beef steers, 5000
Ais; native cows, 1.25d3.45: stockers and
feeders, 2.75G9.S5; bulls, 2.O092.S5.
Hogs-Receipts, $500; shipments, POE;
market, 5G10c. lower; in some cases 15c.
lower. Bulk of sales. 3.6503T5; heavy,
3.70G3. 70; packers, 3.65G3. so; mixed. $500
3.l5; light, 9.1Oq3.7O; workers, 3.60dS.7 20;
pigs, 3.OO03 65.
Sheep-Receipts, 200; shipments, 500
Market steady. Lambs, S.25@435; NUT
tons, 2.35@S.55.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-03-25
BuclsIen,s Arnicn salve

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts.
Bruises. Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rheum, Fee
yer Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chill
blains. Corns and all Skin Eruptions.
and positively cures Piles or no Pay
required. 1t is guaranteed to give per-
feet satisfaction or money refunded.
Price Csc per box. For sale by q. c..
NJ. I. Drug dept.
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A Sound Basis.

The testimonials published by the proprietors
of Hoods Sarsaparilla are not purchased, nor
are they written up in their office, nor are they
from their employees, but they are facts from
truthful and grateful people, who are reliable
and as worthy of confidence as ifthey came from
yorr most trusted neighbor.
Heod's Pills are the best family cathartic
and liver medicine. Harmless. reliable. sure.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-03-25
MURDERERS MUST DIE
Bill AboIisFiug Capital Punish
ment Defeated.
FISH AND GAME BILL UP
is FINALLY PASSED AFTER A MOST
DETERMINED FIGHT.

The Two Measures Consumed the
Whole Day-Mr. Smoot Took De-
termined Stand in the Interest of
a Stringent Measure for the Pro-
lection of Fish and Game-The
/ Governor vetoes the Penitentiary
BiII-Counties Bill Comes Up
Again Today.
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SALES on STOCKs

New York, March 24.-Sales of stocks
today were 1S1, 315 shares including:
American tobacco. 10,7OO: American
Sugar, $1,000; Burlington, 1900; Chi
cago Gas. 1000; Distilling, $500; Gen
eral Electric, $500; Louisville, II 800;
Rock Island. $500; st. Paul, 24,1OO
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-03-25

Washington, March 24-Today's
statement of the condition of the treas
ury shows: Available cash balance,
syst, S53,65s; gold reserve, SI2S, o33, o5O.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-03-25
GRAIN STOcKs

New York. March 24-Bradstreets
statement of grain stocks will be de-
layed until tomorrow owing to their
non receipts of information from sew
eraI points.
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BOSTON QUOTATIONS..

BOSTON, March 24.-Atchison, AZ;
Bell Telephone. 2041z; Burlington, 74A;
Mexican Central, 1913; oregon Short Line,
35S: San Diego, 10; Boston & Montana,
81: Butte & Boston. u.
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IIvERPnoI. MHEAT-

Liverpool, March 24.-Wheat-Spot
quiet; demand poor; No. , red winter,
IS. Sd: No. California. IS. SGD; No. 1
hard Manitoba, &c Sgd.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-03-25
BOSTON WOOL
MEN CHEERFUL
Well Defined Belief That BUSH
ness Will Revive.
UTAH WOOL QUOTATIONS
CHICAGO, LIVERPOOL AND san
FRANCISCO WHEAT.

Sugar q Feature on Wall street.
Strength of Sterling Exchange IN
the Face of n Compa ratively Light
Demand Causes Unensiness-9ov-
eminent Bonds Firm-The Condi-
ton of the Treasury.
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NEW YORK MINING STOCKS

San FRANCISCO MINING.
Gan Francisco. March 24-The official closing
, .otationG Tor mining stocks TODAY we're as
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

On the produce exchange, today the
butter market steady creamery 14G21 ;
dairy, SOLO; eggs, firm, 1910; cheese =.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-03-25

started the break Shorts and pack
ers who were also among the latter
category were the buyers.
me leading futures ranged as tollows:
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

The speaker signed SgB. No. 8, the
fire and police bill; S. B. 10. III, re-
lating to Incorporating cities, the Mer-
cur bill: H. B. No. So, the militia bill,
and H. B. No. IL, the eigtht-hour law
The house received and filed for first
reading S. B. No. ia, and senate sub
stitute for H. J. r. No. 5, the Cuban
resolution.
The senate amendments to the cod
ification bill We're received and referred
to the Judiciary committee.
UP AT LAST.
H. B. No. SO, the fish and game bin,
came up as a special order.
Mr. Smcut was given consent to put
the appointing power of game warden
IN the hands of county commissioners
instead of the county court
Mr.. Beard moved to. amend. by re-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-03-25

Mr.. Critchlow presented, by request,
the claim of John T. Game for $3.50 for
services in the Office of territorial au-
ditor.
Utah county for SIS. half the expense
of the assessors office for 1896 These
claims We're referred under the rule.
The house then took a recess until 2
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-09-02
1870
Los M1sTER1Os DE PARIS

-Ya SO We que me gustarfa mas ell
nombre de mi querido, que Ell de un animal
Pero al al I'm itonterfssl, Lob0 he nacido, lo50
he de, morir
-SQuien sabe, qu6n sabe2 Por de con.
tado va os honra mucho ell no tener una vi
da trabajosa, pero honrada. lConque os pa
receria allegro el trabajo2
ion, sil A fe que no me darfan mucho
que hacer mi marido cuatro monigotes de
chiquillos.
-Pero no siempre habrfais de trabaiar,
que tambien hay horas de descanso los sk-
bados por la noche, mientras Vuestro marido
fumaba su pipa al paso que limpiaba sus ar
mas acariciaba los perros, podriais holgaros
un momento
-iHolgar yoi Estarme con los brazos
cruzados! No por cierto: mas me gustarfa
componer la ropa de la familia por la noche
al lado del fuego, porque ESQ no molesta & ma
ole. lLos dlas son tan cortos ell inVier-
mol. -.
Al OR a la "Guillabaoran, la "Lobao se
olvidaba de 10 presente Sc entregaba & su
lmaglnarIo porvenlr, con tan vivo interes CO.
mo ell que habia mostTado la s'GuilIabaora"
ouando Rodolfo le descubri6 la vida r6stica
de la qulnta de BouqUeval. La "Ioba" no
ocuitaoa las lnclinaciones salvajes que le ha-
Dla lnsplrado su amante, 10 cual observe
"Flor de Maria, y, acordaudose de la impre
sion que Ie hab1an causado las risuefias pintu-
ras que Rodolfo le habfa hecbo de Ia v;d,
campestre, qulso probar ell mismo medic con
la "Loba", creyendo, Y no sin raz0p. one ii
el cuadro de una vida trabajosa, pobre v so
Iitaria moyfa ell coraz6n de su compaflera
hasta ell punto de desear semejante vida, serfa
digna aquella mnjer de su interes Y su pie
dad. Y, LENA de satisfaction al yer que su
compafIera la escnchaba atenta, lie dijo SON.
riente:
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y luego, "madama Marcial" (deiadme
que os de este nombre J 2Qu6 NAL os hago
con esto2
Al contrario, me da mucho gusto.-La
."Loba" sonri6 tambien al decir estas paIa-
pros, ALTO los honbros, aiadi6:-lQu6 bo-
bera! iAndar "haciendo las madamas'. como
81 fueramos chiquillasl Pero no importa. sea
10 one fuere me dvierte. Ibais diciendo
que.
-Decfa, madame Marcial, que al tratar
de la vida que hareis en- ell invierno. ALA en-
medic de los bosques, nos hemos acordado
de la peor estaci6n.
No por cierto no es la peor. Dir sill
bar ell vlento de noche por entire las famas
del Dosque, vsces ell aullido de los lobos
ala 10 lejos, ESQ no me desagradarfa, con
tai que estuvlese janto al fuego con mi mozo
mis- chiquillos ben sola sin mi marido
cuando ssiiese de ro,lda. Nj tam POGO me da
mieoo una escopeta, 81 Sc tratase de defen-
der mis- hljos. iOh, para ESQ me pinto So
la, y fe que la "Loba' sabrfa guardian sus
lobatosi
ion! 81 10 creo, poTQne sos muy va
hente; pero yo, que soy medrosa, pre6ero la
prlm2vera al lnVierno. iAh, madame Mar
cial! No hay cosa mas alegre que la prima-
vera, cuando TODD reverdece, cnando brotan
las lindas flores del bosque que dan buen olor
y embalsaman ell aire
Entonces vuestros hijos Sc echaran a ro-
dar por la hlerba nneva, Ell bosque estara
tan espeso que apenas Sc descubrira yuestra
casa en- medic de las ramas
Me parece que la estoy viendo desde
aq11. Hay delante de la puerta una parra.
que vuestro marido ha plantado para dar SOM
bra al banco de cesped donde duerme la sies
t. Ell Ell verano, al paso que vos encargais 4
los ninos que no hagan Jnido mientras des.
cansa su padre. No sc 81 hab6is Observable
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-09-02

pre-, la convide beber, me dijo que ell 81;
oanii estaba en- preside. Desde entonces
uo ne Vneito a encontrarls, pero hace POGO
tempo que, hablando no se CON on;sn mo
dileron que la habian llevado IA Morona
nara como unos tres meses. ST es verdad, 10
slento, porque la TIA Magdalena era bnena
muler, muy franoa y sin mas hiel que una
paloma, ~
Aunque "Flor de Maria" bahfa vivid,
en- una atm6sfera de corrupc;6n como des,
pues habla respirado aire puro. sinti6 doloro.
M 50 opfesion al or la horrible historic de Ia
Aooa 81 hemos tenido ell triste ,alor de
nacef esta narracion, ha sido para que se sepa
que por horrenda que parezoa ca mnv ;nfar;or
innumerables realidades
Oh Ia lgnorancia y La miseria coudueen
con uemasiada trecnencia esta degradation
hunaua inl social 81; hay multitud de cubi-
ahaoLaS n'nos adnltos, muchachas mu-
chachos, iegftimos bastardos. dnarman ian.
los SCORE un mlsmo jerg6n, como las hastias
en- su cneva, tienen constantementa dalanfa
ue ios oIos eJemptos de hoBradez nrostitn
cion, violencia y homicidio. " al ip-cpsr,o,
ei lncesto eometido en- La misma n;5,v an.
menta ell horror de estos horfores
Los rlcos .pneden cubrir sus vieios con
au seio misterloso, y respetar la santidad del
- onessicos psro los artesanos mas hon
90, ,e 'seu rs casi siempre un mismo cnarto
pacio, delan que duefman ;nntas 80. a;,ee =.
neTnadaos CON hermoaas. 4 algnnos go al
Eech0 matrimonial. sHos pasos us1
o' oSsiemecemos al peasar en- las IA
sAies cousecuenclas de esta neees;daa on.. No
- a. saI los artesanos pobres. pero hon
tqae sucedera si pensamos an In one
pasa cou las artesanos derravaa ! nor i ,sr.
~. .oi Anc'a II relalaolo4f iLuan asnantoso
= o'snP'o que den sas hiioa aban.
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-1Que hacfais en- la casa de esa muier2

-SQue hacfais en- la casa de esa muier2
lie ayudaba tirar de Ia earretilla, ha-
efa la sopa y llevaba la comida su auerido; /;
cnando este llegaba peneque, 10 cual suce-
dia de ordinario, la ayudaba darle buenos
porraZos para que nos dejase Ell paz, porque,
como ha dicho, vivfamos todos en- IN mismo
cuarto. Cuando estaba bebido querfa matar
todo ell mundo; de modo que una yez. 81 no
ie hubleramos quitado ell hacha de la mano,
nos hubiera asasinado las dos La tia Mag.
dalena reolbi6 un hachazo en- ell hombro. que
sangraba como una fuente
-5Y como habeis llegado & ser 10 que
semos?-dijo "Flor de Maria" con descon-
fianza
Carlos, ell hijo de Magdalena que mu-
RIO ahogado en- la isla de los Cisnes, habfa al
90 MI amante, casi desde ell momento en- one
su madre su hermano vinieron nuestra
casa; eramos aun dos chiquillos. Despue.
de Ell 10 fue Ell albafil, que me oblig6 amena-
zandome con echarme de casa. Por otro Ia
do 20 temla que la tia Magdalena me pusiera
tamDien en- la calle 81 llegaba descubrir al
go, 10 que no dej6 de suceder; pero como IL.
MA tan buen genio, me diio: va ona has
cumpiido d'eciseis amos, no wales para NAL
dita La cosa, III siquiera para seEvir 6 aDren-
der un oficlo, yente conmigo te inscribiras
on Ia poilela: como no tienes padres. yo res.
pondere POI II, y de este modo tendras nm
oticio autorizado por 81 gobierno. one No -
dara mas que hacer sino pasearte divartir.
te. Con este tendre que cuidar de Il: sou6
To parece, hija mfa?-SQue ha de pareoermaa
Inuy Dlens nnnca SO me ocurri6 samaiapta
ldea.-Nos fulmos las dos & Ia ofieina sla /.
hygiene, me recommendation una casa d. To-
ieTdacsd, y desde entonces he sido una ia Ia.
inscriptas dc La ciudad. Hark cosa de mn
ano que VI la tia Magdalena, tempo one
mo nal'aoa ecnando un trago con IN HON.
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UnQuento Derm6geno |

Los asombrosos efectos producidos
Dor ell UNGUENTo DERMoGENo en-
las Haeas gsssssadsyas, j'sanetss, pS-
cadyYas de mosquitoes kpra afyse01a,
sobaEonss, slsfanffSsss tg1orss, "a
csxalonser procsdsnesa, pe.nsGtssss0, vi
esy,as. yssyidas de cssalQafsr arasa, pa
sadssos &., 10 demuestran las infini.
tas curaciones obtenidas y el constan-
tc aso que de dicho especlfico Sc
hacc.
Dep6sito: Earnsaeia Central dc J
Ferrer.
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Graz dspurataU0 vsgeta.

Graz dsparataOo Usgefas !
sea extszcto fuido compuesto &c
varizs plantas indigenas. usadas CO.
mo alterantes y sudorfhcas.
Cada onza AuIda representa- una
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