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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-12
ANrI-roxiN FOR r.ocrssAw.

The Brooklyn Eagle says that the peo-
pie of Long Island are becoming greatly
interested in the discovery of a new
an;i-toXin for lockjaw, as the bacillus
of this disease resides p,entfuny in the
moist, warm soil of districts; near the
sea. 1t says further, that an apparent
success in the treatment if THAI disorder
once regarded as incurable, has beep
made in Brooklyn, and that now an
other safeguard has been secured in
Germany.
The new preventative. or cure, was
found by Profs. Behrng and Krow, in
course of experiment with by-products
of clothing matter
According to the Eagle the distinct adj
vantage of this antitoxin is, apparently
that ii may be taken like Quinne or
used hypodermicaily like morphia-that
is, that it requires no animal culture to
perfect it for reception by the human
system. II does not, therefore. require
to be used fresh, but may he employed
as solution, or even used dry. This
VIII facilitate ana cheaper the employ
ment of 1t. and many lives of men and
horses may therefore be saved thnt
would otherwise end in pain. One of
these days, as our contemporary re-
marks. we may lool. to see the practical
abolition of nearly every germ disease,
and people will get into the habit of
dying only from age or accident or of
not dying at all.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-12
THE CUBAN WAX.

With n great blare of triumphets
Captain-General Weyler has taken the
field against the insurgents in Cuba
and II need not surprise any one if his
return is as sudden as his departure.
Weyler is given to bombast and noise,
but he will find before he Is in the field
many hours that such warfare will help
very little in the conflict with the
Cubans.
General Neylcr has something like
100000 troops in the Island. and from
the manner in which he is aruaying that
force one would suppose that Maseo and
Gormez were going 10 remain inactive,
and await Wcylers order to come in and
surrender, or they are waiting To be
shot down without resisting General
Weyier will, no doubt. make one SUI
preme effort if no more to retrive lost
ground, ana if he fails 1t will go very far
towards fastening Cuba's Independence
If. on the other hand, he should win
4 battle, it VIII In no wise put an end 10
the struggle-the war Will 80 on just the
samc-and so it will until there is some
outside Interference. No one believes
that Weyler will be able to crush the
inSurSent armies as he boasts he Will do
He may win Il few insignificant battles.
but it is Impossible for him tn subjuga;e
the insurgents. and the sooner Spain
realizes this the better.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-12

ence Of such q navy rs would require
the outlay of more money than the ac-
cessions would be worth 10 the Ameri-
ON people. 1t Will lie a costly expeyi-
men; for the United States 10 undertake
the care of the additional territory re-
feired to. The American people have
no reason to covet territory, the posses
sion OF (which vii! bring utold cares and
entail .he continual expenditure OF vast
sums of money. when It has an empire
Of lis own. much OF which is undeve!-
oped, and with an almost inexhau.tible
weahh. AS it Is we are a
compact nation between two seas. per-
fectiy secure on our own grounds. and
the desire for new possessions is neither
good policy nor In keeping with the iii
tentlons Of these who founded the Re
public. If she United States will bend
its energies and employ It's great re-
sources TO develop what i: now has. it
will have enough to do, without grasp
ing additional! land for which Ii has
no need
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-12
PERSONALS.

When Prince IIilkoff was in San Fran
cisco he prUphcsied that there would I've
in the near future Il line Of twenty
knot steamers between san Francisco
and VladivoStock."
The Rev. Helen Van Anderson has
become pastor of the new church of
the Higher Life. in Boston. She is about
80 years of ase-so it is claimcd-and is
described as fair ana fashionable.
Miss Clara Evans and a mouse. the
one II teacher in a Baltimore public
school and the other = resident of the
same building. collidcd while travcrs-
ing their respective orbits one day this
week, and so startling We're the noises
which ensued that Il panic among the
children present was the result, says
an exchange.
The Queen Regent of tie Netherlands
has become so popular during her long
regency that the Dutch are planning
Il national Offering to her when she
rclnquishcs her duties at the majority
of Queen Wiihclmina. IT will b. a
peoples Offering. the humblest contrl-
button being accepted. The form OF the
gift is not yet decided.
Melton Prior. the famous English war
artist, has been through fourteen cam
paiEnS, and has been wounded eight
times. Three times his name has an
pcarcd in the list of those killed in
battle His duties have taken him all
over the world ana he has attend ed
almost every important royal wedding
OF the last twenty-five years.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-12
NOTES AID OPINIONS.
no nee!

Tho latest fad among the male fools
of New York is bleaching the hair to q
pale straw color.
From twelve TO fourteen inches Of
snow covers the ground ut Huron and
other places in South Dakota
The United states. according to the
census of 1890, contained g.. CO. go peo-
pie. OF this total 9,249, 547 were born in
other countries.
The warden of the Missouri pcnten-
tiary claims that his Sunday shool is
the largest in the state. Between 700
and 500 of the members are convicts.
IlaGel-Isnt 1t funny that Fulton girl
doesn't get married? Hortcnse-Shc
hasn't got time. 1t keep hey busy all
the time getting Observation-Disclosures
Statesman.
why did You arrest this man?" asked
the magistrate, as the policeman led
UP coIorcd prisoner. ION suspicion,
yer honor" replied the bluecoat "What
was he DOING" Selling chicken sand
witches. "-Phladelphia Record
The foreign trade of Canada for the
year ending June Seth shows an in
crease of nearly S!5.0O0,000 over 1885.
h%pirts to Great Britain show an in
crease Of $5.00eo zoe and = decrease OF
$2.GC0.000 to the United States. The in,-
ports from the United states show an
increase of over $i.0Go,0OG from Great
Britain nearly 81, 100000.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-12
THEY NEVER ..FsT IN rI;x-s cow
SIIAND..'

The Richmond correspondent of ,ba
Petersburg IndeX-Appeal expresses tha
opinion that 1.-The gold Democrats have
not very strong hopes of inducing Er:tz
Lee 10 run, but they will try very hora
to set him to head the ticket in 1897 "
and the Richmond Dispatch, in COM
menting on the subject. says:
Before Fit2 accepts the n1mina
lion of ''thc gold Democrats" he will
quite naturally wish 20 know how
many votes they can count upon TO
elect him. When the figures are
SHOWN MN, he will, in all probabili-
ty. ask where the rest Of the votes
necessary to elect him will come
from. Doubtless he vii! then be as
stlred that the rest will Dc delivered
by the Republican leaders. Then
VIII fftZ shake his head. and drop
the spanish tongue, and utter some
acute observations in plain English
from his youth up he has been II
leader of men--Of white men. Ii
may be that the colorci troops fit
nobly." but they never fit IN F!tz'-
command"
General Lee knows by this time Just
what the gold Democrat. amount
to in numbers in Virginia, ana he knows
that 1t would not pay 10 tie to them. As
to the colored contingent-,why, think OF
Fitz Lee leading such people. In short
the Dispatch thinks Fitz Lee Is all tight
and there are others who think so too
AT present il says:
Ills position in the diplomatic SER
vice cuts him off. a 1t Were. from ar
tive politics; but We can afford 10
wait a li:;le while We never ve:
heard of a Lee leading the blacks
against the whites in his native
state: and we shall feel as if we
mad been struck in the breast Inv n
pomh-shell when, If ever, we see Eitz
doing H." Just So
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-12
NO NEED OF MORE TERRITORY

Speculations are rife as to the course
the new administration will pursue in
regard to the Cuban Observation-Disclosures
1t will recognize the independence Of
TIE island, and. after the matter is all
-ettled and peace again prevails. will
the United States annex ;he new conn
try? Not content with th:s, there are
those who want the Dawaiian question
brought up again, some going so far as to
AK, Will Major Mckinley take up the
.hread where Mr.. Harrison left off?
ana If the Hawaiians should desire il
VIII he favor the annexation of the
islands? The answer 10 both of these
questions is that this country has abou,
as much territory as it can well look af.
Ter at present. Its policy should be q
leave the outlying islands alone.
one has already gained its indenen1.
ence, and the people OF this country ara
willing to help the other 10 acquire i,e
freedom, but further than that ",
should not so. To acquire and look of.
ter such pos ess.ons, would render no.
ceSsary the construction and maintain.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-12
WHAT SHALL. DO:

What shall 7 do lest life in silence pass
And if I do.
And never prompt the bray of noisy
brass,
What Needst thou rue?
Remember, aye, the ocean decps are
mute;
The swallows roar;
Worth is the ocean-Fame is but the
brink
Along the shore.
What shall do TO be forever known?
Thy duty ever.
This did full many who yet slept un-
known
on! never. never!
Thnkst thou, pcrchance, that they re-
main unknown
Whom thou knowest not?
BY anScl-trumps in heaven their praise
is blown
Divine their lot.
What shall do to gain eternal life?
Discharge Alright
The simple dues with which each day
is rife:
Yea, with my might,
Ere perfect scheme of action devise
Will life be fled,
While he who ever act as conscience
cries
Shall live, thou dead.
Schiller.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-12

The New Orleans States very truly
remarks that the American people oro
the greatest on earth. They can %
through bitter campaign of several
months duration, and in less than three
DAYS after the verdict has been rem
defed at the polls put aside their par
tisan feeling, forget their disappoint
'nent and take UP their daily duties as
though nothing had ever occurred to
rahie or excite the country.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-12

The Increase of thirty-six i'm the Dem
ocratic membership of the next United
states House of Representatives has so
alarmed the Republicans that they de-
termined to keep permanent headquar-
ters in Washington, says the Alexandria
Gazette.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-12

According TO Senator Quay I'VE shall
have new tariff bill within eight
months after McKinley's inauguration"
What for?
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-12

Editor Pulitzer joins Editor God5in In
saying that the silver issue is dead
lhese dead issues. however have way
OF coming to life, and to prevent this,
MT. Hanna will proceed to begin new
campaign against it, remarks the At
lanta Constitution.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-12

1t is reported that the sea valves of
the battleship Texas have been in bad
order for some time. and that her com
mander, Captain Glass, has repeatedly
notified the department of the necessity
of repairing them.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-12

The inoffensive wheelbarrow will now
be worked overtime until the foolish
election bets are paid off.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-12

The Knoxville Tribune observes that
after standing four years of Cleveland
ism there is some comfort in the thought
that McKinleyism can not be much
worse.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-12

Inc Hartford Times explains that one
reason why President Mckinley cannot
make his friend. Senator Thurston, of
Nebraska, Il member of his Cabinet lis
That the new Legislature of that State
would instantly choose William /
Bryan to be his succecnr,,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-12

Rev. DR.. Parkhurst announced i'm Now
Aork Monday that the City Vigilance
League would renew its efforts to ac-
compiish the defeat of Tammany Hall
in the municipal campaign of 1897.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-12

There is no further occasion for the
general run of voters to make cxcur-
sionsto Canton. Ohio, thinks the Wash
ington star. But the oflice-seekers will
keep the town from looking dull.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-12

Cabinet guessing is a harmless sort
of occupation. 1t amuses those who en-
gage in it and likewise the man who
finally makes the selections.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-12
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 10, 1896.
EIGHT PAGES.

The Pullman car works at Peterhon,
Russia, have almost been destroyed by
fire.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-12

The Pittsburg Post notes that New
York Is losing its foreign grain trade TO
Baltimore, Newport News, Norfolk and
New Orleans. The figures are stron.
proof OF It, During October New Or
leahs shipped abroad total of over
4'Ooo'oOO bushels of grain. whereas in
October, 1885, its exports amounted to
only $4,000 bushels. not one-fourtb The
exports of October this year. Its gain
is New York's loss.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-12
Z EVERYBODY KNOWS TIT
9 @ o o @ o @

Mo me Low Price Banner every department. The
Dig Store constantly FORCES ahead building business greater
and stronger by the Irresistible Power Of Low Prices Union
tr aorfd "a. Ready Apparel pass direct
roflt Money spent here gets genuine value goes fur
te lasts longer gets more style more quality and does
more actual good service than it possible 10 get from
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-12

The Charleston News and Courier
says that Isaac b. Allen, colored of
Boston, who has been elected to the
Governors council. was born a slave IN
Hampton, Va. fifty-two years ago and
went to Boston during the war He
mas been steward on private yachts
including General Buffers America.
rive years ago he became the proprie-
TOR or a restaurant. He is u trustee Of
the Baptist Church.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-12
So.

PLENTY OF TAlLOR-MADE SUITS
CAN'T MATCH THEM FOR CORREt,T
NESS or SHAPE AND GENEpAI
COURSE OF CONSTRUCTION Tiit;
MATERNAL. WILL. WEAR WELL. SIR
!SFhCTIoN GUARANTEED. MEMS
lJLL SUITS.
$3.50.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-12
$500.

PIN STRIPE WORSTED SUITS. EN-
IkEMEi.i STHLlSHDES!GNS. VERY
ANCh TO TIL. REGULAR RtN 0H
SUITS THAT OTHER STORES
miiAt:GE NEARLY DOUBLE, AND
THEN NOT PRODUCE SUCH GOOD-
I'lTrl nc. GARMENTS
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-12

HUNDREDS OF WELL, PLEASED
MEN HAVE PRONOUNCED THESE
BLACk TWIILID CHEVIOTS THE
~ :, !SStHIE Est BARGAIN VALUES EVER
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-12

SINGLE BREASTED TnREE-BI-T-
PURE WOOL HEAVY WINTER t'IiTT
ioT, WARRANTED ABSOLUTtI Y
FAST Color. CHOICE PATTERNS.
MEMS FULL SUIT
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-12

YOUNG MEMS SUITS OF BLACK
DIAGONAl. WARRANTED NOT no
G .,.l;,. DOUBLE BREASTED, VERY
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-12
The Norfolk YiIgIlian.
PUBLISHED DAILY AND WEEKLY.
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Rcmittences, Drafts, Checks and Post
office Orders should he made payable to
the order OF
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-06-12

kE Madrid, 2.-Sigue creyendose qu'
| ira 4 Cuba un nuevo cuerpo de ejer
cito de Glen mil hombres. Aseg1ra'
sc desde luego el embarque de trein-
ia mil para Agosto 6 Septiempre.
Dfcese que una vez pacihcadas las
provincias de la Habana y Pinar de
Rio, Sc plantearan ALI las reformas
votadas por las Cortes. Tambien Sc
r. n planteadas muy en- breve Ell
Puerto Rico.
Madrid, Eel Senado aprobo en
la session de aver las actas de la Ha-
bana.
Ell ST.. Silvela parece demostrar e.
proposito de crear divisiones en- el Sc
no del Ministerio.
Madrid, 2.-La discussion del Men
safe en- el Senado provocara algunos
animados incidentes. Los amigos
del gobierno niegan que de estos in.
cidentes pueda surgir crisis.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-06-12

(DeI 1t1f50 "GG2cIIe 1e D0T1eH,
Georgia, E. u de A.
Mr.. George c. Thompson es un
ioven de veintiun amos muy conocido
y respetado en- esta ciudad. A un
representante de este diario dijo Mr..
Thompson recientemente 10 que 81
que:
e "Desde que nacf hasta hace tres
amos nunca fui saludable. Mis- padres
gastaron una pequena fortuna en- me
dicos y medicinas, pero sin resultado.
Nunca creci mucho y Gu nto contaba
diez Y ocho aiics parecia un niio de
dcce. GARCIA por complete de ener
gia y fuerzas y aun moverme de un
punto a otro era para mi una obr
dificil Estaba delgado y pAlido. casi
cadaverico. Mis- dolores de cabezs
eran terribles y me atacaban cont
nuamente, y puedo asegurarle que
cuando comia 10 hacfa por deber )
uunca porque tuviese deseos.
Bien comprendera " que bajo esa.
circunstancias la vida era para mi uns
carga molesta y mas de una vez he
deseado que Dios pusiese tefmino 4
ella. Los medicos nunca me alivia
ron. Sc callahan los lentes, fruncian
ei cefio, declaraban que era TIN case
de Desarrollo imperfecto 6 de6cien
2te." v recetaban todos los tonicos CO
nocidos; pero estos no tenian efecto
alguno en- mi. Cansado de batallal
con los hombres de ciencia. .dete, mine
curarme yo mismo, y habiendo dido
alabar mucio las Pilioras Rosadas
del DR.. Williams comence q tomarlas.
La mejorfa comenzo desde el primer
pomo. Hasta ahora he tornado uno,
doce pomos y va We V. el resultado.
Mi apetito es en- la actualidad exec
lente, he recobrado las fuerzas nun
ca padezco dolores de cabeza. Du
rante los 1ltimos t.es amos he ere
cido notablemente y creo hrmemen
te que todo este 10 debo las Pildo
ras Rosadas del DR.. Williams.
Las Pildoras Rosadas del DR. Wi
liiams contienen en- forma condensa
da los elementos necesarios para dar
nueva vida y riqueza a la sangre }
para restablecer los nervios. Son es
peci6co infalible para enfermedade
como la ataxia locomotriz, paralisi
parcial, bale de San Vito. ciatica
neuralgia, reumatismo, dolores dc ca
beza nerviosos. palpitacion del cora
zon, CUTS palido y anemicc, frialda'
de las manos y de los pies, NAL de es
tonnage y toda clase de debilidad c
ambos sexos.
Todas las farmacias de este pal
venden las Pildoras Rosadas del d.
Williams. Cualquier persona q u
tenga di6cultad en- adquirirlas. deb
dirfgirse 4 la casa DR.. Williams Me
dicine Co., de Schenectady, Ne'
York, y serz avisado donde comprar
las. La misma casa cuenta con u
departamento medico para atende
gratattamenfF 4 las consultas de Ii
pacientes, donde quiera que Sc en-
Z cuentren.
(DsI Dtayio "Advanee." Ogdtna
6wg, MesC York, e. y. de ~.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-06-12
GAORrILI.A =.

REcoMENDAMos Ia Digestina
Ulrici, que es un nuevo medicament
que bien puede caIfcarse de efies
en- las enfermedades del Ssf6nago 8
de asombrosos resultados. III expire
sado remedio Sc administfa en- obleas
y su inventor garantiza Ia curaei6n De
las personas que 10 usen. y el aiiy'o
mejoria desde Ia primera GAIA.
Este af4n.ado especihco 10 fecibe )
vende en- Puerto Rico d. Fidel Gu
llermety.
INTEREsANTE.-Psra Ia eonserva
ci6n de los sellos de gonna, Go indis
pensable que Ia tinta que con clos -
emplea sea especial.
En- Ell BoLETIs MEpcAKTiL. de n
Lynn Sucesora de Moris. Sc vendei
; tinta especial y de superior caiids'
para sellos de Coma, y almohad'lis
permanentes de todos tamahos y co
lores. Con el uso dc dieha tinta .
coaserva ID elasticidad de los sellc'
aue sshaeea isatassDls POS ~ isss-
pp
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-06-12

Ell seilor administrator del hote
Guardiola, calle IA de San Francisco
en- esta Capital, de quien Sc We el re-
trato sobre estas lineas, constituyt
evidente prueba de la efcacia del er
realidad universalmente famoso Di.
gestivo Mojarrieta y. pues forma par
te de esos millares de personas que
han pasado gran parte de su vida vic
tin as de su estomago. y despues dc
pre- bar cuanto existe, cuando estuvc
bien convencido de que todo es inutil
aul que calme, acudio al bien probado
Digestive Mojarrieta." demostrando
su gratitud en- la siguiente forma:
Mejico, Febrero 2o de 1896.
Despues de padecer por espacio ma
yor de diez amos dolorosa enfermed4I i
del estomago, que me incapacitaba
para todo, hinchazon y pesadez del
vientre despues de todo alirnento. re-
pugnancia y acedfas que me marea
oan y hacian estar constantemente
molesto; habiendo agotado los mil
amientos de difereutes medicos
'utilmente, y agradecido, hago cons
.ar: que estoy enteramente bueno
iespues de tomar cincuenta y ocho
dias seguidos el Digestive Mojarrie
ia . Puede asi hacerlo p1b!ico STEM
pre- que 10 desee, y en- el hotel Guar
iio estoy la disposition de to 10 ei
lue encon,r ndose enfermo,' como-yo
est ba, desee conocer mi hist ,ria. -
FIR nciSco Ca6a6aS .
FoLLETo. - Hemos recibido uno
lue Sc titula Colesc. on de Bn1uelos
Revela en- el ,su IGN ia autor bas
tante gracejo y tAoiidad y~soi.
tur ensIa exaosiyion de sus pensa-
n'entos Y has, d edo 4 la estampa
a folIeto en- QUESTION con ell noble OBJ.
jeto de dedicar el producto del mismo
eompemento de sus estudios en- los
Ce tres docentes de la Madre Patria.
GIacias mil por la remission del ex-
,resado folleto.
IoDER. Nos participant los Sres
Canals, Coll y Co, de Lares. que han
conieido poder general a sus anti
guos empleados D. Miguel Coll Ma
Vol y d. Domingo Rullan Puig
Sea enhorabuena.
LoTERfA PROVINCIAL Premios
neyores del sorteo celebrado aver:
De 10000 pesos: 23.o23; de 5000:
22,8o5; de 1000 24.33S y 10, 500 !;
de. 500: o38, 1884, 23,428, 28,o25,3
1910; de 200 2o,4s5, II,o77.
1851. Io.342, 24.33L 1858, 1860
22,2o3, 7,S22, 10 452; de 100: I7.353
2I,S25, 1871 20 2Ss, 1854. 1888
"A $50, Is i45, 1873. 29,23o. 4r34,
S62, I72, 1859 y Io.146.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-06-12
>VENTA DE BUQUE.

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dc ressssro. laslA J aPcr4da u 'e@>ao '~
arcrAAsao p&sA a4S sIse 4 IA sgAt
sc Adnagea Es0s@laats@@es Ga essa
dc Ia. Ageatea geassfAaes 30 - $sfass'
pAaAA. assa
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10 kiSa &~' !
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90 leeturA ca ~ mayor, y, como
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ire Jsfe del Parndo Union Con
A.Gclonal" de Cuba, Excmo 81
Marques dc Apezteguia. Contis
No sl sagulense Programa;
Dedlca.onA. -- Preludios. -
Desarroiio Del ,plan.-Considera
cione..-El preanbulo exposicion
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Insu.Ai.- III Cobsslo.-El Gober
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LA A.pAra>Ion
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-06-12

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tamos este suelto, que bastaria para
demostrqr la superio idad del "Diges
two Mojarrieta " sobre cuanto existe
He aqui como re6ere FL Onl?e'sa1
lie Mejico otra reciente curaclon all
prscticada por el Digestive MoJa'
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