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The Butler weekly times., 1897-07-15
Wants a Territorial Judgeship.

Ex-Congressman Charles G. Bur.
ton Of Vernon county has withdrawn
from the contest for United States
district attorney of the Western dis
tlict Of Missouri, and hopes to be
appointed Territorial Judge in
New Mexico. savs to-day's ST. Louis
Republic The withdrawal of Judge
Burton will doubtless strengthen the
tail hold Robert Lewis OF Clinton il
supposed to have On the Office and
make harder Sight for Col. James
Davis OF Taney county. It is sun.
posed that Mr. Lewis will be oD-
posed By Col. R. c. Kerens On tie
ground that the former Is too friend
= with Ir. Filley, ard On this sun.
position tie DaEis followers are
Whooplag up the candidacy Of their
man n regular Fourth CT Julv
sts'e.-NeTada Post.
The Butler weekly times., 1897-07-15

Ft. Scott, Kan, July II Gene raj
Larisso, representing the Spanish
government, is here accompanied by
an interpreter. contracting for 600
more Kansas and Missouri mules
for the Spanish soldiers in Cuba. in
addition to 700 already bought. The
market for mules is bullish, the large
shipments from here having made
suitable mules scarce. General La
risso. in order to prevent a disclos.
ure of his mission or his identity.
stops at remote hotel aud does
not register.
The Butler weekly times., 1897-07-15
MOB USES TAR AND FEATHERS,
Adam Wnebrenner Of Beatrice, heb., Put
TO Awful Punishment.

Adam Wnebrenner Of Beatrice, Neb., Put
10 Awful Punishment.
Beatrice, Neb., July 11.-This
morning u mob of several hundred
masked man took Adam Winehrennsr
from the county Jail. beat him almost
to death with a bull whip and then
treated him to a coat of tar and
feathers.
Winebrsnner had been arrested
Saturday afternoon for torturing his
pretty 16-year-old step daguhter,
Julia L. Barton. When the Young
woman was examined, her back and
limbs were found to be a mass OF
cuts and deep wounds. They had
been made, she claimed, by her step
father using whip on her. His
preliminary was held at once and he
was held in 5000 bail, and pending
securing bond was jailed.
At midnight the jail was surround.
ed by a bowling mob. EVERYBODY
WAS masked, but little effort was
made to hide the identity of the
members. Several hundred men com
posei the mob, and many women
stood On the outskirts of the crowd
and watched the proceedings. A
window was brokep and the victim
seized. He was hurried to a vacant
lot near, and large whip produced.
The miserable wretch was cut
from head to foot with this. several
men taking turns He was a mass
of blood wien bag OF feathers and
a bucket of tar was secured and
dashed over his trembling body. He
sbrieked piteously and begged for
mercy all the time.
Winebrenner is a merchant, 81
years old. He Is the son of John
Winebrenner of Harrisburg, Pa,
founder Of the religious sect known
as the Church of God He came
here five years ago from Chicag go.
where he was employed by Belford,
Clarke & Co, book publishers.
When the mob got through. the
victim S clothes were returned. an
opening made in the ring formed by
the mob and he started on Il run for
the jail, Some favored hanging him.
The Butler weekly times., 1897-07-15
Two Thousand More Out.

Danville, ILL.,, July l2.-Mor. 4
1000 miners, representing -
mouth. Catlin, Glsnburn and E.a.|
vile mines. the Pawnee, Wee,,T
and the Consolidated Coal Corr.
mines, met at Hooten's eraye,..
this morning. All except A.
from the Pawpee mines yofAa Z
favor CT a strike. General COM
tees were selected. Addresse, -
made by Stale President Carsos :
the United Mine Workers, and ~.
Felkner, of Chicago As resull :;
this meeting little if any coal NH : =
mined in the Danville district
The Butler weekly times., 1897-07-15
Horses Dying from Heat.

A gentleman IN from the Balltown
neighborhood to day says that with
this day i've head of horses have
dropped dead in the fields and on
the public roads in that locality,
from the intense heat. One of the
animals belonged to Mr.. Bennett,
also one to MIR. Lewis. Names OF
other owners our informant could
not recall.
Frank koontz was in from Rich
ards to day to meet his daughter,
who returned from a visit iu north
Missouri. He reports many horses
dying of the hea. in his neighbor
hood.-Saturday's Nevada Mail.
The Butler weekly times., 1897-07-15
Goes to Face His Accusers.

Washington, u. c.. July 9.-Frank
B. Hamilton, who ran for Congress
on the republican ticket in the Sixth
Congre ssiopal district, is here to look
after postoftice patronage. Hamilton
has been failure IS referee" and
has several hard contests in his dis.
,rict which may go against him.
The Warreusburg postoffice row de-
veloped hints of ugly charges against
Referee Hamilton and he is here to
lua down his accusers
The Butler weekly times., 1897-07-15
4 Big Picnic.

There will be big picnic held at
Pichford's grove, quarter of mile
east Of the iron bridge and four
miles east of Rich Hill. Saturday
July 18th. Prominent speeches,
refreshments. dancing, abundance
of water for man and beast. beauti-
full shade, feed on the ground for
animals and stall to stand them in
Hands to care tor stock and vehicle S,
One of tbs features of the day will
be pleasure rides on the Bell of Pap.
inyille. a handsome little steamer.
The Butler weekly times., 1897-07-15
FOR A COMRADE

President Mckinley Found Time to Act
Jefferson City, Mo-, July IA
coat and vest, of dark gray. and a
tailor made pair of pants, of lighter
hue, lay pinned together upon the
table in the dressing out" room at
the Jefferson City penitentiary Sun
day afternoon. The garments were
pinned together and upon the vest
was card, which bore the following
label:
The Butler weekly times., 1897-07-15
Sunday School Convention.

The ninth annual convention of the
Bates County Sunday School Asscci-
alton will meet in Adrian July 27,
and 28 This convention will be
even better than the last one. Great
care has been take n in the prepara
tion of the program, resulting in the
securing of some Of the very best
talent in the county. Ia addition
to these; Mr.. w. j. Semelroth, state
normal Superintendent and editor
of the "International Evangelist,
will present Normal Bible Work in
it's various phases. Mrs Anna John
son Semelroth, State Primary Su-
perintendent, will give practical pri-
mary drills. One of these will be an
illustrated lesson for the children
on Tuesday afternoon July ~. Space
will not permit US to name all the
good thugs We have in store for
thcse who attend. Ths spiritual,
in.ellectual and practical benefits
that will be derived from this meet.
ing will be lasting and productive to
all of great good to all kinds oi
church work. Adrian is prepared to
entertain the whole county. so make
your arrangements to be at the very
best annual convention of any kind
you ever attended 10 Bates county.
A. II. CULVER,
0. A. HEINLEIN, President
Secretary.
The Butler weekly times., 1897-07-15
Superlntendents Of Sunday Sc.oo

Superintendents of Sunday Schools.
There is an earnest desire on the
part Of the officers of the Bates Co.
Sunday School Association that cry
school should contribute somsthing
to the state and county work, on
this point much depends as to
whether we will be enabled to hold,
another year, the golden banner
which came to US one year ago. sig
nifying that Bates county stood first
in aggressive Sunday School work.
There ought to be a degree Of
pride in tLis matter. Missouri oc
cupies first place in efficient Sunday
School work. Bates county first in
the grand old state, and why should
we Sit idly by and see some other
county, other than our own, carry
off the prize this year
We have 1876 schools in Bates Co
snd not one half Of such number
have given to the cause mentioned.
Ten cents even from each, would
count 100 per cent in The matter Of
Contributing Schools Every ore
failing takes from cur average, and
such School practically vo'es against
this county continuing in lirst place.
Sunday Schools which have not paid
this year went you please send some
amount at once to the county Treas
urer, F E. Kellogg, Rich Hill, Mo.
The Butler weekly times., 1897-07-15


A short time ago very sensational
stories were in circulation IN re-
gard to the condition of Lydia, the
Is yesr old daughter of ]. Z. Garrish,
who resides in q log cabin on the
banks of the Miami river south OF
town. The report in circulation was
to the effect that the child was IN
delicate condition.
The father became alarmed aud
sent for DR.. Lockwood of this city
An examination of the girl proved
that she was not pregnant, but that
she had been seduced, and the father
was notified of the fact.
The gill, on being questioned by
her parents in regard to the revela
tions made by the doctor, frankly
confessed and gave the name OF
Frank Jackson as the man who had
take advantage of her. The girl
gave the circumstances OF her ruin
without reserve aud in detail.
Mr.. Garrish then came to town
and swore out a warrant for the ar
rest of jackson. The warrant charged
Jackson with carnal intercourse with
q woman between IA and Is years of
age, which is a felony under the
statutes of 1895. punishable by i'm
prisonment in the penitentiarY for a
term not to exceed two years, or by
fine.
The warrant was placed in the
hands of deputy sheriff Joe Graves,
who arrested Jackson at his home
in Sedalia and brought him back to
Butler. He was taken before Squire
Hemstreet and gave bond in the sum
of $500 for his appearance in court.
Jackson, the prisoner, formerly
lived with his brother aud family on
the farm known as the Dickev ranch,
elk or seven miles south of this city.
They left the farm lest fall and
moved to Sedalja
The girl in question, who was a
frail and delicate little creature and
small for her age, worked for the
Jack son family, and according to her
statement made to her father snd
DR.. McClintock, the family ply siciao,
it was while staying at the jackson
home that Frank betrayed her.
The little girl had been sick for
some time, but her condition was
not considered dangerous until Sun
day night she was taken worse and
died Monday morning.
Tuesday morning the coroner, Dr.
Renick, was notified and went down
and held an inquest and autopsy.
The autopsy was held by request o1
the assistant prosecuting attorney
and was performed by the coroner
and DR.. McClintock In the exam
ination nothing was found to indi
cate that the cbild's death wal
caused from other than natural
causes
The father of the little girl, DR.
McClintock, the physician who at
tended her during her sickness, ano
other witnesses made their etate
ments agreed with the autopsy and
the jury so found.
DR.. Renick says tho child was 81
emacia' ed he did not think she woulc
weigh more than 65 pounds and th'
sight was a pitiable one. The famil.
lived in a hut on the river bank bull
of rsund logs chinked with mud, ant
the entire surroundings denoted ex
treme poverty. The case of tn
child is a very sad one, and if th
fact could be substantiated tha
jackson, young man Of good sens
and education, could so far forge
his manhood as to betray this poor
illiterate little child. then the sever
est penalty for the most heinou
crime in the statutes is not sufi
cient to pay for the wrong done.
The Butler weekly times., 1897-07-15

Norristown. Pa. July 12-Mrs.
Mary Black. wife of John Black, was
killed by her husbands brother Will
yesterday, who then returned to his
own home, loaded his revolver, hung
his hat on q peg, spread a carpet to
fall upon, aud then put bullet in
his brain. He and his brother had
been rivals for the hand of the wo-
man married by John and William
threatened to kill her.
The Butler weekly times., 1897-07-15
Locked In an Ice Chest.

Chicago, ILL.,, July 11.-With tho
temperature almost 1t freezing
point Fl. B. Veerhusen. u grocer and
butcher at Harvey, was imprisoned
in an ice chest for almost an hour
yesterday morning. When an en-
ploye finally rescued him he was SO
severely affected by the cold that he
was unable to walk. He was carried
to his home, where he is now con
fined in bed and is under the care OF
. physician, but is not in . serious
condition.
The Butler weekly times., 1897-07-15
Bucklen's Arnica SalTe

The Best Salye in the world Tor
cuts, bruises, sores. nlctrs, sais1
rheum, fever eoree. tetter, ciappees
hands. ch'tblains. corns, and al skfeI
eruptions, and positively cures piIse1
or NJ pay required. Il is guarans
teed to give perfec. satisfaction 81
money refunded Price 25 cent?
per box. For sale by H. L TuckeEs
The Butler weekly times., 1897-07-15

To EXCHANGE:-Two nice resi-
dences in Butler for lands. No
mortgages.
342t Box 1856, BUTLER, Mo.
The Butler weekly times., 1897-07-15

Kansas City and return $3.50 Sun
day morning, July 18th, special train
leaves Butler at 7:10 . m, returning
leaves Kansas City at 8 p III. Extra
attractions at various resorts.
+. c.. VANDERvOORT, Agent.
The Butler weekly times., 1897-07-15
County Court Proceedings.
ACCOUNTS ALLoWEn-

q " Christlieb. rep brdg sisA
= walters, prt hnan stat Na
j d Allen & Co. Z" IS a q
J d Allen & Co., print'g 900
Fisk Bros. mdse IN
ii c Clark, or salary ESQ q
Thos Freeman, wrk at Jail Snv
c r Walters, print'g 3a1
w H Igou, work la0
E C Mudd, sheriff fees KNl
c c Catterlin, oil for Jail d
Butler Water Co. water court
house and Jail NW
Asylum No. 2 supt insane go q
c A Lane, assess'g Prairie twp g q
d d McCann, wrk crt house q
r E johnson, lumber for brdg 4NI
J II Lany, :" 7NI
q Potter, taking paup poor farm 81
F c Smith, stationery l0
w NJ Crawford, elk fees, sal, cO6 +
G F Dickinson, witch Island brg 10 G
Sam Levy & 90. mdse Jail 1aNl
Drs Lyle s. Lockwood med at
A 's"9 5 owsn, pauP sal and stamp. ss'
Aaron Hart, insurance 9On,
r Catron l98 0|
+ c Smith, 80 II
DR. p Mcfarland, med atten-
tion paup Ml
Judge Dalton, express 81
E c Mudd, fees cir crt l7401
Frank Potter, team In
Chas Brannock, wrk for Co So
E G Mudd, attend court e0
r z Johnson, fees brdg com 50 RI
Jas q Graves, pr diem mileage 10
w 7 kemper . +" i6
NJ Coleman - rs r
Ordered that the boy, Freddie H.
son, at the county poor farm, 81
turned over to tho Children's Hon6
Society of Missouri, and that W.
rant be drawn in favor OF said societI
for $50.
| Ordered that brdg com examin1
and report on the advisability 4
raising Island bridge. also make s1ft
mate for brdg in Shawnee twp.
| Contract awarded to YoungstoWn
Brdg Co to build the following brdfl
between secs 13 and "a in twp A
range 90, (Aingotwp,) at the prics .
2345. Bridge between Rockville ~
Hudson twps at 1886.
Kansas City Bridge Co. awardel
contract for iron brdgs between -
12 and 13, twp AZ, range SO, (We1
Boone) for 1894; brdg between -
10 and Is in twp Al, range 33, lWee
Point, for S535; bridge between -
80 and 81, twp Al, range 32, (Eikhase
for $3.50.
Contract awarded to J w Mills n
build stone abutments for five irc1
brdgs at SO pr yd.
Ordered that one-fourth of dr41
shop license of Rich Hill be turns
over to the road fund of Usage twr
J III Hirch, saloon license Rich Hill
Mo.
Contract awarded TO E G. Espy n
build iron brdg in sec 35, twp Il
range 80, (Homer) at $500.
! In the matter of township Lewis
the court not having the session ~
at their regular May term of cour
they proceed to make the levy in ae
cordance with section 1868 OF the -
sion act of 1897 and order that tn
clerk extend for township incidenta
| fund five cents on the one hundre1
dollars valuation, where the ro9l
levy is ten cents on the one hundre(
dollars valuation, and il the rool
levy is fifteen cents on the one hun
dred dollars valuation rs certified d
the towship clerk then there shall p
no extension of taxes on said town
ship book for township incidenfn
fund, and to not exceed fifteen cent
on the one hundred dollars yaiuati0l
for road purposes.
School loan to Paul Bengseh 20
$3.50.
| w Maxey, school loan for $500. !
} Pierce, renewal school loan f0
$50.
The Butler weekly times., 1897-07-15

FoR RENT:-A pleasant furnished
room, one block from square En-
uuire at this Office.
The Butler weekly times., 1897-07-15

When you are weak, tired ant
lifslsss, you need 10 enrich and purif.
your blood with Hoods Sarsaparilla
The Butler weekly times., 1897-07-15

The fall term Of Bntler
.4cndeDsy zciU open, TrSdGy
September &, and t71ose zrlsl.|
graduate from that list
futon zciU be admitted tO1I
the State University zU1fls1s
out examination ns fhel
.4cadeDsy IS nor 7ltIly a.
Ec1tlateI 1rith THE uH1rer
sify-
The Butler weekly times., 1897-07-15
LOCAL ITEMS

Attention Ex-Union Soldiers.
T.C. COPELAND, PENSION ATTY
is.a rustler for securing pensions with dispatch:
All old soldiers and widows of soldiers should
consult him by letter or call on him at ONCE
over postofice, Butler, Mo. 3o-2m.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-06-23

Y note qra las fuegzas me volviap
"a la pfosente me halo con
,o!etamenta restablecido y OoDsl
iaEaodo 81 blan que el Jarabs On.
t&tivo de Ia Madre Saigel me h.
leOho no pQedo p0r nienOs qae O.
ifioarlo como IN sem adi0 de graz
impor auci4. Mis- COmeDtariOs 20
ore suS virtudes han tenid0 por re
suitado qua vartas p rs nas QTt
ne han old aiabar o y qus habiap
',otadO g! estadO maiSim0 de N.
.siud ante. de omar Ell JaEabe hal
,ognl0O III; sjomplO y dos de eliu.
N el nIsmo 6&tto que 20. NJ
r8co ben afAdis QUE yo 10 too {
= Di os0pia vO uugad SIN que n4
e me- 10 ecomendara. (Firmadoj
n 3Mesip s gun 10. OantlIiana, Pro
vi Ia 1e SevAlla. 70 de Ootobre ce
l 95."
N. os de e2tra6ar que Don Ne
aes.o Segund, est6 tan pronto
pgonsr !As Daenas oalid&des de III
aaulcaHeuto q que Ganto le de09.
Ms aseglau1os ininit0 quo haya
lnE&do "a sus msnus IN una Oca-
ion tan propta y c0ando Caato IL
i9oeAi5abA, y no LOS oane Guds
4Ae 81 &lgana Ve3 So enouentra CON
- gnna persona lftg,da 0el mismo
IoIu NJ quedata eata lgnOrante
,or murho tempo del remedio pa
4 desh aeerso de sn psdeelmiento.
Ve1dadeEameaLe ca doUl0O q eHte
na,;.O mas que q libros 6 petio
i1OE QUO al Jarabe Onc.tlvo de 10
.laule Se)ge, ha llvgsdo q adqu,riI
i tsma dc que hey guza , que sln
uds es mSyOt Que ia DO cualQuier&
tea medicl:a, habl6ndOse mere.
oiGo la gran oonfiaEzA que en- ella
p onen m.llones &c pcrsUna6 por to
AS pastes del mandu. T0dsa
petsOEes que sc han Gu
t<Go p0r med q del Ja,abs de Oh
I ,smedGdaU qus en a 6auOs oasOs
sd C1eta-4 lA1ulRu.es L alb. u In TOM
4a gozo y agradeulmient0, y de-
este mOdO lss nuevaS 90 Cd pare u
AAs y Con mayor velOCidsd que
sor medic te 10 prensa, y tambi9n
/. ega q esas pess0nas Que no ponSn
r9 tn anunCiss.
La eDiermedRd dc nueatr0 amigo
/ ldIgestion GOD aus oonsecUe eu cias
"a et slscems) es, senti mos decir,
-n0y comnn pOr Godas parties Y To-
aie edlGina que so puede usar con
iVl ri"Aza Para SD euEs debe seE
.3uoclda pus tOdo 81 mundo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-06-23
IESCRIBANIASs

Tambi6n Sc ACADIA de recibir de
las mlsmas un extensO y variadO
surtidO. Las hav de multitud de pre-"
clos, desde IS eentavos hasta 2O y
veinte y cinco pesOs, may 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, 1897-06-23

Enjuiciamiento~~ por 6alOe.
DO, / tCmO.
Ley de. eDjuiciamiento civil. Eml
Ito Reus, 6.tomos
LegisIao'6n HipotecsriasporsG Ca
LEI do, 4 tonnes
Ley Hi2oteearis oon Reg|&mepe
20, por MoFelI. tnmos
AEanOeles judiOialesEpRra 10 or'r
nlnal.
Taetlcas do Recl uta, .4OsCts.
Idem Secol6n y OonpNhia. 60 OTIS.
ldem Bata'!+n, 80 cts.
Manual de Olases de trOpa, 2 to-
mos s 2-75.
C6digo de Justicia, MiIitsA. 80
i,1sBtaYos
L'bF os para Ia Academia
preparatoria,S
AriGmetIoa, jpor.Saij,
mas, l tomO. 2 6O
Algebra, pOr idem 2
GUuO o. . ..~oe..s sU
Geometria por Orte'
ga, q tomos. 900
TrigrOnometEiS, pOr
Gomez y Palette, TO-
mo-. zoo
Gr6matlca franCass,
porss OtenerO, tomo..I 500
~ .AsTgsduoitD, por Trs-
losnia, ! tomo..... A25
AEiTmetiCa, por Oot.
taEar, / tomo.----.... 15O
Algebrs, por idem, ]
tGNhO.. @ . - q 0O
Geometris, poE idem
,tomO.-.-- -....-.. Is
Geometlta y Trigo-
nometris, pcr GavilSn'
UAm". ".~.---..o..-.. S %
AEitm6rioa, pOr Oar
DIN. l tomO.....-.... $50
Algebra, por idem, l
t0AAOs~ e~--s. ~-sssss.s II %
GeomeEfta, ppr ltiem
GUAAos I,75
0ramstlca frsncesap
poE OhaDtEean. l tomo z rs
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-06-23
COMO GORREN
LAS BUENAS NOTICIAS.

San Pablo dice Nadie vlv4
Iaxa 81 1llsino.' AtortGnada msn!e
las ensenanzas mss impoRtAntes de
Ia teo'ogia ekt&n oasi siumpra dc
aaoefdo con lah inolinhclo es de
nueBtra husna indole. Dada die
nos onoontraInos mas dispuestos 4
tec0Goeer Asuestias ohltgac!ones ha-
tia ei pf6jimO y hoy no SO ven con
tanta fsecnene1a ajempios de ingra-
sltud como anteElOrm9nte. Tam
o!en uOJamos mss amenud0 senti-
mientoe de ;.m'staG haoia equellas
psEscn4s que stu embargo de no
haEerlas vlstU jamas nus hsn hechO
ben. Ei autoz do los sjgulen5es
res Clones dioe "Abrtgo nn cierto
sentlmiento hacia los anCures de
ciertoss slibros que en- aigunos cases
llega hasta ser carino, pues esos Ii
bros Kan sido para mi un manan-
tar de cOns1slo, algeria, 8 instruc-
G, On, mas sabios = dulles que cual-
quier amigo"
San0ho PaDZa en- Ciefta oCaCi6n
exolam6: -'Bienaventurado sea ei
hOmbIe que invent6 el sueno." Y
verdaderamente 81 ell suefiO hubiese
sido inventsdO pOr I'm hombre CO.
mo pods1amos estarle suficienter
mente agradecldof Lo mismo pasa
eOn los Ges0ubridores 6 INVENTORIES,
los cuales por medic de su ingenio,
lHdustris, J pacienCia nos han pro-
pOICiOnadO tantas COmodidades y
ventajas que q no scr p0r ellos ja.
mas hubisEamOs poseid0, y Las Cus-
les han COntrlbuldo en- tan gran eA.
GAIA & nUestla mayor feliCfdad.
Bsta os, pues, Ia razOn dc que,
aanque 40 estamos sorprendidOs,
nos da placer el poder publican Ia
sigulente osfta que empieza asi 81
''sin embargo que Lo tengo eI
honor de COnOOerle personalmente
G.e es sumamente. grato 81 salu-
Jar e."
El que esoEibo esta Carta so di-
ige en estos teImInOs 4 personals
AZ qGlenos, aRnqua 10 son enterss-
;A.eDI9 0uacODOoAd&s,. ha reolbi0O
ua 9aE@n DoAehcIU J este no es ma
da meLCs que Ia restltuci6n de il |
saiud 0espues DC largos y penOsOs
a ALIrIM1eE4tOs.
"Al mismO tempo que me da
plSeer, CleO es mi 0eber darle tOdOs
lOs 0etsiles mas lmpUrtsntes de mi
+asO. PaKA empezar, tenia i0s pub
MOnes btoctA0Os pUr 10 que pAreGia
On Catarro, y de 10 que estuve pa
deOlendO pOr espaUiO de Tres amos,
causandome EEl lEritacl0n que DSjO
n!DguA tr@tamiento pOdla desha-
~eIMe Ge ella.
me haliaDa tan sbatidO Y d6bil
que cuandO me senGaOa apenas me
Q00lA mover para levHntarme. Ade-
mas EenlA uQOs dolores en- ei est0-
nSg0 8 lhtesGlnOs Can agunos que
uC saba IU que haoer ConmigO. No
dikerIa ~ oOmlda y eSt0 me- aoAu
r4eaba esa ang gusCiA y deDilidad
que siempte aOOmpana esq terri
D.e entekmedad.
'PCr Tin Un ola LEI por casualidad
unO DO sRs ilDrOs que tratan de las
vlrtades del JSraDe OurotlvO de IL
MaGre Selgei y del bnen resu tado
que ha bla CenidO on Casos anAlogos
III MlO. Esto, natnralmente, me
llamo la ateGcl6n y penS6 que su
tendra lgQal resnltad0 en- |
ME
"Habi6ndome decidido q tomarlo
pregunt@ dOnde pOdria obtenerlo
y me informarOn que Don Jacinto
AOedo, Farmac6utlCo en- AlIseda
10 vendia. Ful, pu6s, s diCha fsr
msola, compr6 IN frasco y empec6
8 tomsrlo. Al Ca5o de algnnos
{ las me enContEaba muCho mejor
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-06-23
I,IRROS RELIGIOSOS.

No IA recibido en- esta ImpreRta
mn notable aurtldO de obrss religiO-
saa selactss todas, entire las Gus
~ se enCusntran las siGuientess
fmttae:0n de CristO, Kempis,
,.diei6u econ6miCa...---& 500
IHem de idem, idem, ~diCi6n
de uio. --~-.-.-~- 1-o0
Aucora de SaivaGi6n.-- 30
Niaroicio Ootidiano ........ -
El Devote FeMgres, enoua-
iernaci6r imitaci6n msrfh 1.SJ
r,ux divina, encuadern&Ol6n
nieI negEe CON brooches. - 400
v~ Aivina. encuadeEnaci0n
de rigurOso luSO.: ,ia.Oe
T az divina, enCuadernaSioA
en- r.sl de Australia 3 nj xoo
knI ase~e's~~~~s'. ~~~ 1'VO
soScio del Domingo"......- 1.W
Peoue6O Ofcio, encuadernS+
ri6n imitation maE6l.. .e,U 300
.,fsciOs Fhnebres, enCuader-
naei6a de piel CON believes 800
q, Iris del Oristiane. enOua-
Aaruacion de piel. ...-.-.. BOO
r-,s cslsste, encuadernaei6n 49,
ufk0l SS~so S~~"s @S@ OSVV
IA. oeIaSte, encuadernaci6D
dora6A-~--~--."s---- S.N
pnoologiO HspanoL enSna-
beec1kn de carey CON lU~
Sa'asssoionss as,ns%ISG de- nacar. ls.N
Is nuler Cat6liaa, encuAdsE-
esei6n de nAe&r con relie- ,o,o,
~~@~~~S tSyVS