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The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1896-06-26
MALAY PIRATES.
Reaolute Mountainous Who Buo-
cancer For q Living.
They are Not So Cruel Now as
in Former Years

Ia the Malay peninsula piracy has
defined considerably since the expedi-
tion Of 20 years ago, but Porak, salan-
gore and Remhov still distinguish
themselves now and again by a little
undisguiaod business Of this kind says
the Pail Mall Gazette. In China the
two great hotbods Of buccaneers are
the places which have been celebrated
in this direction for conturies-Amoy
and Canton. Tho Annoy people proper,
who speak the Annoy dialect and live
in the walled city, are very quiet,
peaceable and orderly, and have q
pronounced antipathy for fighting,
whether on sea or shore. But back Of
Annoy Is the mountainous district Of
Tongan. II is connected with the
ocean by many arms of tho sea-
It's soil is sterile aud its resources are
very few; its people, like the noun.
taineers, a-e thin, muscular, brave
and resolute. Even today they pre-
serve a semi-independence of mill
tary nature These make their living
by piracy. They and the men of
Canton have learned wisdom by ex-
perience. They NJ bnger cruise the
wide seas, attacking any craft that
may come along. There are too many
gunboats patrolling the coast-too
many yardnrma Law aud order, in
the past half century, have shot,
hanged, drowned, blown up or burned
at least 100, 00Ofollowers of the "black
flag Today the work is done on u
smaller scale, but on a far shrewder
and safer basis.
They keep spies at various places in
their neighborhood who report to
headquarters whenever some junk is
abont to leave that has a rich cargo or
carries large amount OF money.
Along with this goes the information
of who commands the boat, how large
crew it carries and how it is armed.
The pirates then plan to intercept the
craft in some river or arm of the sea,
or else in some shoal water near the
coast, where there is no chance OF
meeting a gunboat and where, after
the robbery, they will have safe
means of escape.
Their calculations are carefully
made, but come out right only once
in four or five times. 1t may be
that foreign or Chinese gunboat
suddenly appears upon the scene. Il
may be that the junk they are after
goes past their rendezvous with 6
European steamer or river launch, OF
mayhap the prospective victim is de-
layed by adverse winds and tides, anC
SO does not appear at the time ant
place figured upon. When they dc
make capture they are not so bruta
and cruel as in the old years. For thu
rest, any one who knows China anC
the Chinese will not need to be tolC
that the booty is easily disposed 0
without risks or questions asked.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1896-06-26
Curing a Dead Beat.

A young man residing in a Boston
suburb was in the habit Of evading
his fare on the railroad. Being OBJ
served by a Scotch Salvation Army
convert, one morning, the Salvation
list passed the conductor two tickets,
and upon inquiry by the conductor,
said in a tone OF voice sufficiently
loud for all in the car to hear; "One
is for this young man; he never ap-
pears to have a ticket.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1896-06-26
Bridging for Power.

Buffalo, N. T., having failed to sat-
isfactorily contract for electric current
from the great plant of Niagara Falls,
now proposes to secure power for such
current by bridging the Niagara river
and to have current wheels suspended
from such bridge with view OF de-
veloping sufficient water power to
supply that city with all the electric.
ity she needs. There is certainly
sufficient water power in the Niagara
river, near Buffalo, not only to supply
her electric needs, but an abundant
surplus for the wants Of all other cities
within radius OF several hundred
miles. The availability Of such util-
ization is only matter OF money
and engineering. Atlanta Constitu-
ton.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1896-06-26

a recruit, Wishing 70 eYado service.
was brought up Tor medical inspection.
and the doctor asked him:
"Havo you any dofeolsf'
"loa SIR; am short sighted"
'"HoW can you prove it2"
Easily enough. doctor. DO you
SOC that nailFp yonder In the wall9'
eyes.
"Woll, / don't. "-TitBih.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1896-06-26

Italy is the home of the pawnahop,
since it is claimed that Savonarola es-
tablished the first one. The Italian
system does not allow sums below %
ceats or over $500 to be loaned
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1896-06-26

l. Chicago ,y only gained 1000 Inhabitants In the
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1896-06-26
Responsive Both 20 nnrsh add swss,
MmamHa

The nerves are often painfully acute. when
this ia the case, the best thing 10 be- done e 70
seek the tonic and tfanqulilzlng assistance Of
hnaiHtlora stomach Bittefs, a superb nar.
vine. No leaa beneficial 4 h Tor dyspanlle.
bilious, malarinl, Rheumatic. bowel aud KID.
ney complaints. U-o with persistent rsgu.
larlty. A wlnegiaasiul before retiring eonfers
nlcop.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1896-06-26

buy O. GO worth Dobmns F1oafinE- Bufnu aeap 81
your rrocer. sond wrappers % Dohblna Soap Mnr
Co, Philadelphia, Pa. TheT Hln aond you free
Of charge, poaiars Paid. Worcester Pocket Die
uonaryi - pagla, bound in cloth, profusag ~
Illustrated odar good untl August iat only.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1896-06-26

A good navy aud some une coast defenses
viii make this country more respected than
ever.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1896-06-26
AN INVITATION.
Tt Gives Us Pleasure to Publish the FOL.
lowing Announcement

All women suffering from any form
of illness peculiar to their sex are re-.
quested to communicate promptly with
Mrs. Pinkham, at Lynn, Mass. All
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1896-04-04
Art Amateur.

The Art Amateur for April APP
pears in the form of a special Blue
and White Easter Number: a new
design, incorporated with the
old, gives to the cover, which is
printed in a range of Delft Blues,
a remarkable effective and hand
some appearance. The supple
ments and the advertisements are
also printed in blue. The con-
tents are appropriate to the season
of Easter, a beautiful head Of the
Chist forming the frontispiece, and
the supplements containing designs
for an Easter stole, an Aims Dish
Mat, and for the decoration Of
Easter eggs. The entire number
is furthermore permeated with
spring motives in every depart
ment of decoration; paint
ing in water color, drawing for
landscape painting, and "How to
draw the Bicycle" in one section,
and, "The Blue Flowers of Early
Spring" and "Catkins in Deccr-
alton" in the china painting de-
partment being all in harmony
with the spring of the year. "The
Strolling Critic" resumes his pen
and gives valuable notes and
sketches concerning interior decor
alton; good examples for wood
caryers and workers in bent iron,
with full descriptive treatments
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1896-04-04
Vote next Tuesday.

NOJO IlCAO uSbddys
The final proof Of John c. Hoier
appears today.
Fred Hansen was in Pocatello
on business this week.
All FOOLS day brought forth the
usual number Of jokers.
Brushes Of all descriptions, white
wash, paint, etc., at Ritter Bros.
Drug store. 6
Fred Cruikshank, agent for the
famous Rambler bicycle has an ad
in today's paper.
Don't forget the regular fire
meeting tonight. Business of inn
portanee will be transacted.
The new ads in today's ExAMI-
NER attest to its growing popular
ity as an advertising medium.
An exceptionally large run on
our job rooms accounts for the
shortage in our news columns this
week.
Farmers will begin plowing next
week all over the valley. The
acreage put in this year will be
much larger than last season.
The polls tor the election next
Tuesday will be in the city hall.
No one exeeptrthose who are regis
tered will be entitled TO vote.
We made mistake last week in
saying W. n. B. Shepherd was
attorney for Geo. Allemann in
making his final proof. The dis
trict clerk is doing the work.
The delegates from this county
to the immigration convention at
Boise Thursday. left Wednesday.
Judge Patten, II. H. Hoff and
Martin Winters were among the
number,
Sam Lewis, of the Fair, is back
from the east. While away he
purchased al immense stock OF
goods at lower prices than he ever
paid before. See his new ad in
today's paper.
Geo. Gray is again at work as
yardmaster at this place. NJ. H.
Malone is thus laid off. This week
the latter went to Pocatello to see
how the outlook was for a chance
to get to work again.
TJohnny O'Connor, who is al
4 ways on the lookout for some
scheme to advertize our county,
this week gathered up large dis
play of Bear Lake ores and sent
them to the Mining exchange at
Noise.
A large amount of California
club seed wheat for sale. Threshed
the past winter and guaranteed to
! be absolutely clean. Price 81 pei
100 pounds. Apply to VIM. T
Passey, Lanark, or Passeys store
near the bridge.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1896-04-04
Local. Happenings.

Election next Tuesday.
Spring has come again after a
couple Of weeks absence. 4
Married-In this city Tuesday,,
Peter Bresee and Elsie Chapman.
Mrs. Kelly and daughter Miss
Lizzie, are visiting in Zion this
week.
See that line of Children's 10
cent Hosiery at Hammond &
WLitman's. 5.
Mrs. Mullen is visiting the fam
lily Of Sheriff McDermott at Green
River, this week.
Go to the City Drug store for
writing tablets and stationery Of
all descriptions. 8
The roads according to R. S
Spence are HI. We suppose that
means pretty bad.
Look at Ritter Bros. perfumery
case when you call at their store.
1t will interest you. 6
We are making very low prices
on our Crockery and Glassware,
Hammond & Whitman. 5
A large company of U. P. oAic-
ials passed through on their special
train this week for Omaha.
VIM. Kunz will have his trial
next week in Evanston. Joe Jones
will go as a witness from here.
A passenger coach is now set out
at the depot here for the benefit ol
those desiring to go to Salt Lake.
Joe Lewis, of Dingle, who has
been sick for some time, was in
town Sunday shaking hands with
friends.
The largest lot of stryehnine we
euer saw is now on exhibition in
Ritter Bros. drug window. It is for
sale cheap. G
Mrs. Burgoyne and little Gene.
We've Williams left for Salt Lake
last evening. Miss Matte has
been down there for a week.
A new and beautiful line Of
Ladies and Misses cotton gloves
silk mitls, hosiery, handKerchief'i
ETC., at Hammond & Whitman's.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Geo
Crooks, Monday, 11-pound girl
George has been east working, but
come home Wednesday to see hi
heiress.
Ed Burgoyne has purchased til
Driver building close to his store
and will lit the same up as a
salesroom for furniture, stoves
wall paper, etc.
Chas. Sehmid, the tailor, is now
agent for Wanamaker & Brown
of Philadelphia. He will take
orders for clothing, shirts, under.
wear, etc. See his samples
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1896-04-04
No Rsoona R,or FRonI,a.

When the facts are before you, you
must he convinced.
The facts are that the Union paciac il
leading all competitors, is the ac7
knowledgel dining car ronte, and great
through ear line Of the west
Tie line via Denver and Kaneas City
TO Chicago IN connection with tire Chi
cago & Alton Railroad, With its excellent
equipment of Free Reclining Chair
Cars, Pullman Pulace Sleepers and Pull
man Einers, demands the attention OF
every traveller to the east
Ask your nearest agent for tics cts via
this route. Il. J.. L0MAX,
Gen. Pass and Ikt. Agt
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1896-04-04
MUST PAY.
Judge beatty says Railway
Employees Must settle Their
Debts.

Employees Must settle Their
Debts.
Upon the petition that an order
be made relative to the payment of
debts contracted by the employees
of the Receivers, after due consider
alton,
1t is ordered, That any party
who shall obtain a final judgment
in the District of Idaho, against
any of the employees of the Re-
ceivers herein, may file transcript
of such judgment with the clerk of
this Court, with which shall be
given the Post office address of the
judgment debtor and creditor; that
such clerk shall thereupon notify
the judgment debtor of the flil G
Of such transcript that such judg-
ment debtor shall upon receiving
such notice, pay to the clerk of
this court, 20 per cent Of his earn
ings, each month to be applied to
the payment of such judgment ard
costs until the full amount thereon
shall be paid; or instead of paying
to the clerk he may pay such sums
to his Judgment creditor and file
with the clerk the receipts for such
payments, In case where tran
scripts Of more than one judgment,
shall be filed against the same en-
ploye, the payments by such en-
ploye shall be applied to the pay
ment of the judgment of which the
transcript was first filed, until that
is paid and thereafter to the pay
ment Of the next Judgment in the
order Of the filings Of the transcripts
until all are paid.
y ArMemploye against whom such
judgment is entered, and such
transcript is filed in this court, who
fails to comply with this order
shall show cause on ten days no
tice, either before this court or be
fore Special Master as may be
ordered, why the entire amount Of
his earnings shall not be paid by
the Receivers to the clerk of this
court, and applied towards the pay
ment of such judgment debt, a. 4
why the said employee shall not
be discharged from the service of
the Receivers. Upon the hearing
Of such order, when before special
master, he shall consider and re-
port the facts found by him and
whether or not the employee ought
for any reason, to be relieved in
whole or in part from this order,
and whether or not, he should be
required to apply more than 20 per
cent of his earnings monthly to
the payments of any judgment
against him or whether or not lie
should be discharged from the en-
ploy Of the Receivers. Upon
five days notice of either party in
interest, the report of the said
Master with any objections or ex-
ceptions thereto, may be presented
to this court for final action.
1t is further ordered, That any
payments, which may be made by
the Receivers out of any moneys
due an employe upon the lattere
order, be ratified and approved
(Signed) JAS II. BEATTY,
Judge. I
Dated at Boise, Idaho, Mar9a
| oA4L 1900
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1896-04-04
HpmblEc Notice.

There will he an election held at the
City Hall in Montpelier, Bear Lake Co. I,
Idaho, on April z, 1896, for the purpose
Of elec ing the following city officers fof
the ensuing ttrm:
0ne Mayor
Ono City Clerk.
One City Treasurer.
One Police Magistrate.
One City Engineer.
One Councilman for st ward.
Two . q End ward
Two : = " Bird ward.
J. CfDvRLUSD,
City Clerk.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1896-04-04
NO Regrets

II you make the trip via the Chicagot
Union Pacific 4 Northwestern Line
fe"est changes to Chicago and other
eastern cities. Through vestibuled
trai &, composed Of Dining Cars, frst
ard second class Sleepers and Free Re,
clining Ch ir Cars
For fnll information call on or address
Agent u. Z. system.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1896-04-04

A full line Of garden hoes, rakes,
spades and shoyels at Hammond
& Whitman's. 5
The attendance from this valley
to the semi-annual conference at
Salt Lake, while not as large as on
some former occasions, is good
nevertheless.
The lawyers association for the
fifth judicial district held their
annual meeting at Pocatello last
week, The following officers were
elected: President, F..S. DIETRICH;
1st vice-president, W. T. Reeves;
2nd vice, John A. Bagleyj secretary,
E. A. Warner, and treasurer, T. r.
Ferrill. E. f. Chalmers of this
city was the president last year,
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1896-04-04

abound The color supplements,
one by Mrs. F. V Redmond, a
brilliant lesson in "Still Life" will
be popular with students Of water
color, and the other a blue and
white picture "ln the Scheldt" by
G. Nolkmar will be welcomed by
china painters ard others, fully
sustain the reputation enjoyed by
the Art Amateur in tins depart
ment. Altogether the April num-
ber is particularly Give" and up
to date, and shows that now is the
time to avail of the special 5000
offer which the proprietor is max
ing to six months subscribers.
(Montague Marks, % Union
Square, New York. Price 35 cts.
or $4.00 per annum.)
Last week Lucky Lindgall, Sim
Rich, Harry and Will Welker we're
arrested ut Paris for using a seine
in catching fish. After hearing the
evidence the jury returned yer-
diet of guilty. Judge Putten sas-
pended sentence pending good be.
hagior.
An adjourned meeting of the
Rod and Gun club was held in
Brennar's hall last Monday even
ing. The committee on constitu-
ton and by laws were not ready to
report. The committee on in
spection of Montpelier creek re-
ported that they found several
dams through which fish could not
pass. Action on these will
shortly be taken. The meeting
adjourned subject to call Of the
chairman.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1896-04-04

DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Awarded Gold Medal NIdwinssr Fair, San Francisco
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-01-17

prejuiclo y 10 duds, tienen & vice,
raz6n de ser, Y 10 esposib.e venC
os desde luego, pero al fin 10 v.
dad sale victOriOsa.
La enfermedad de dicha sen ore
era la indlg estl0n y dyspepsia, 10
cual lleva tras si dlversas conse-
cuencias que dejsn perp'ej1s t. nto
) los 9 fermos como 1 los med on.
Esto 10 comprendi6 bien, 4in m
7arg 10 bu+na y sabis sen rs que
E'epsr6 Il J4rabe qae lleya 50 CO.
ncci 10 y respectable nombre. ED
NJ ss Iala 'ras. cor oafa perfse ta-
mente qu- "enfermedsd" signlf1ca
"msla n'gesti6n," y por cors,g ,sn-
te, ell poner ell astomsgo On debido
orden es po' or todo en- ordsp.
Ls "mala hora de sufrimiep o"
de 10 sehorita Mateos no volvi6, y
con ell Jarabe de Ia MAdre S,iye 4
10 mano. estamos seguros de que
no volverz jamas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-01-17
LINHA Da OAIBAR1HN.

Todas ios laDcs : Las o de IL tafd,
saldsa L- yzpos gas, tocAEao Loo maTtsI
81 10 Jsabeia Go s!sgua, usgark D Cal
oHrisn lor aiArccl$s.
Reternss4 salisudo Dc Uaibarisn To-
lusves, asspuet de Ii lsgadA del srsI
Do paBajsrcs, can escala On Ssgua, ,
iegArA ! In Hah~ns los Visrnss.
Todos los viePnes { las 8 dc In tasa,
sAldr& otro vapGs qus tosar&. en- Isabal.
10 eAgua los s4badoA y llsgarG q Oai
,s.;s1 Ice D11i. .os.
GfSctnaE3 su Ectc!no ealiendo Ge Oai
oarien les GsrEys. &eprSs de Ia IlsgaA'
81 tiep Ia PaasysToa, toesr6 On Saga,
slsgAas IL E&hana los miGscolsa.
RNEOJlCADOK
Esta cmpsesa tissue 81 Tzpot AGUl
la. ro.oCts pk;s rsmolq ues pos IL
ossss dc est4 isIa, y hsbilitsndo j
onbas rsya sekia ses ' dsilss para ~
v4CsnGo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-01-17
LIBROa>.
En- 10 Imprenta del Bo1xlza &c
han recibido los siguientess

C56igo Penal refsrInsdc On 1870
SIT laa vayiaoiones introduoidas On
81 mismo poz Ia ley ds IL dc 5ulio
de 1875, concoydado = comeatado
para SC mejoz inteligenoia y faoil
aplioaci6n, con una multitl43 de
ejeMplos y cueahones pr6ctieGs ex-
tyactadas dG In !uEtsprncenSis Sata-
alsoida pos el Tsihunsl GsaIao
o4f n1&s ds ci1e3 nj' -. Gis-
saGas On nla1&Isa ~...ss>:.l e9ei-
nina. d0ade 1870 49,. :, { ls
1risprudeneiS fraa 80 81 .Agl @-
Ca no Eesueltoa a6D 81 X. -. Il =,
;Ge dimAnan &c arn 30 >lGl -
igo frances, Q0e eUagl NJ C1s.g.,.. 4 e.
!deatida1 J Snalogia ..11 .G9 +@Is..
c6digo esp&nol, Ssgtdd> 80 Ia a2.
1880 y mEnciOao reperA 3g3s 2i.1s.
o6tiao dc las misrnas : ds ia a2a1
dica con Las leyes peEales f:u4.SsEg;..
es dc ocntTahando = dafsAl @a'.
-eErocerfiles, mortes. leg ol. .,
CO y municipal, oeza = pesos, ley
fobTe pro eocian i los niaoc de 29
ie Julio de 1878, 7 sobre usurpa-
eitn 2 falkifcaci6n de patentes de
80 del propi0 mes y Gho, snotsdRa
, comentadas CON Ia jarispruaen-
ella del Tribunal Supreme.
Obra utilisims O los sehores Ma
gistrados, Jurados, Jueoss, FisSs-
lles, indiYiduos del Ouerpo Juridioo
Militar y demas funclonarios On
cargados de ia aplicaci6n de Ia ley,
uuy particularmente Os sebo-
Tres Letradoa, datepsores 8 acuSs-
cores en causa criminal. "a todAs
sQuellas personas que, deseosSs
10 conocer el Oodigo y In Julispru
euoia, 40 han podido hEcer de
rlloA IN eatadio especial. por el
Excmo er D. Salvador Viada y VI.
llaseca, Magisnado del Tribunal
Supreme J Diputsdo 4 Oortes.-.ul
TINA ediGion, cusuo tomo2.
| COMPILATION do Ies disposi
Iclones organtoss de la Administra
cion de Justic!a en- Las PROVINCIAL
de UlR1maT, preoedida dc una in
| roduccion historical, anotadA
ConoordAdG con Ia legislaci6n AZ 20
cor J IL Go Ia Peninsula, y coD La
tsyes proceaalea, y Eeguida do va
ios ap6ndjcog,. ooaaprenaivAa do L
LEY de unifcaol6n dc 10 do Asoat'
ee 1883, Oh deGEeto ley do en- ple2
dos oe UitramNs y las demaA diA
rosicionos vigentcs, pos h no
sanchez Ocafa, aux.llax del Hill'
lterio de- GraciA J JustisiA y Re4a ~
tor dc il Revixta do lAa TubunE
Leg. Edicion de 1891
IPRDAGoGlUA, EoE don .Iosd Skr
aaex y Gonzales de bomo@ao.
RRPRRTORI0 DE JURIs
lPRUDkdUIA a. nAseFiA oItnalha q
IfoymAdo por una jantA dc Abog.
Iaoa. baio Ia dlTeocion Dc Jon Y
locntc Romero 0lroa, eomprene
lde,ds q aho lSTo 4 lsss y sons
aAa.M
IVRTERIEARiA, AfAgo.
naIA, Castro Verde
F.aIoA J quimica, Falin.
TABLAb ds logarltloc. SAl
~Aea hAnoA.
pRhRDUkIA dc n6so4, OxaG
ap~.
AILAk ~ 9soX2AIla upivGza
s~mpusxso DE- ~ ns.sAa. traA@d
$50 a.t.o sAs sstGA.cs lisls.
-. 90 lsls -, proasdldo ds una {
e.Fyttss ksiaAsssssa. o.
-..~ 1<roac.
IGO t~'lL, s0naAaaAe.y
o. asa eastsl
LAJIo II ~ inI.s
Nsntn .hlvstA. -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-01-17

Tambien@ Sc ACADIA de recibir de
las mismas sun extenso y .variado
surtido. Las hay de. .multitud de pre-
clos, desde IS centayos hasta g, y
veinte y cinco pesos, muy elegantes
y luj j0sas. En- tinteros de cristal de
roca Sc puede eycoger mucho.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-01-17
LUZ BRlLLANTE.
la luz EN- EL MUND0 De L0SaNE60CI0S.
loE1rE PARA AGUMBRADOsYDH lFAMlLIA2

Libs's ae' ezYlo tN''.0
romsusN6n .ssP Pent tfNses
SIN h8ns0 NJ nal oNoV
Este aOeate, proc note
de nns fabrae1Nl6n espa
cisl,fs igual, slno supe.
rior q lol qHe se .impoE.
tan del es tranjsro baje
dive,sos nom brea Y mar
oas, tanto POI. aus cuali.
dsdes lumiRieaA como
por lasegurldadq or
80 4 los oonsnmid0sae
Nuestros preeios zen
M cho mas reducldeo
que los de las Inafcaa
pxtranjeraa, que con 60
le mayor preci0 no brj1
dan 4 los consumid doles
VentAiae de iASRnnA
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