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The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1906-09-28
Worms in Hogs

The hog is more infected with intestinal worms than any
other domestic animal. These worms are created by impure
accumulations along the intestinal track and generally pro-
duced by poorly digested food. The nature OF the hog and
his manner of eating renders him more susceptible OF intestn-
al worms than any other animal. Under the present domestic
ated conditions he is not allowed the use of his natural IN
stincts to obtain the necessary element that would destroy
these intestinal parasites. Being shut up in a pen, he is not
allowed to follow the dictates of his nature. The hog that is
wormy can neither grow nor thrive, for the reason that the
worms destroy all the effects of the nutrition furnished In the
feed. Liquid Koal put in the drinking water in the proper
ton of one quart to a barrel and given them twice a week
will destroy all intestinal worms and keep them free from
their formation and multiplication. 1t strengthens the aPPe-
tite and tones up the system.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1906-01-31

other class entirely. 1t is a species of
our Ampelopsis of our woods, which is
known to almost every one as the VIZ
ginia creeper. This one of our woods
is Ampelopsis Virginica; the Japanese
one is .ampelOpsis Veitchii, and this is
the one that has come to be greatly
valued. 1t is not evergreen; If 1T was
it would be greatly valued by spar
rows. These birds take to it now
through the summer but are lost with
out it in winter. when the leaves are
shed. For covering walls of build
ings it is splendid vine. 1t clings
close to the house, bears beautiful,
large. shining green leaves, and these
leaves change color in autumn to
bronze crimson color, of much beauty.
Barns and Outbuildings of all kinds
might be clothed with it, and are in
many places; and how bright and
cheerful it makes them look through
out the summer and early fall season.
Everybody should get this vine, and
plant it in the spring in the North.
The vine is SO easily raised that few
cents buys plant. Wherever large
vines are, the seeds that drop from
them spring up freely in spring. A
few seeds Sown in autumn are pretty
sure to grow. Under a large vine on
my house, which reached the third
story years ago, hundreds of little
plants come up every spring, and be-
sides this way of increasing, it roots
from cuttings freely. The vines are
so slender looking when young that if
set out in autumn they are apt to be
overlooked and destroyed in some way
through the winter, so that spring is
the preferred time to plant them.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1906-01-31
The Information Box.

The following was furnished to the
readers of the MayfiOwer by Mrs.
LOra S. La Nance:
Perennial PhlOX.-I am always glad
to see a fiower-lOver get PhlOX fever.
They are one of our best perenn1als,
succeeding well almost anywhere, and
remarkably snowy when in bloom.
The Old-fashiOned thin-teXtured Fer
ennial PhloX that wore but two robes,
one of white and another of purpllsh
magenta, would look at its great
grandchildren of today in astonish-
ment if it could see their immense
panicle of large finely built-up flowers
in whites, pinks, crimsons, and other
colors, many of them with dark eyes
that set off their beauty much as
pair of pretty eyes enhances a girls
good looks. They like good ground
and they like to be kept free from
grass and weeds. Surely anyone can
give them this much attention. No
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1906-01-31
Wild Flowers in Bloom Now.

In this neighbOrhOod there are now
for the time of the year. The list in
cludes viOlets, Viola palmata; yellow
Jasmine. Gelsemium SempervirenS;
Houstonia rotundifolia, or as DR..
Chapman gives it. Oldenlandia rotun-
diafOlia: Dwarf ButterwOrt, Pingui-
cula pumilIa this species varies from
pure white to a rich dark purple, the
larger varieties p lutea bright yellow
and p. eIatior, light purple veined with
darker lines may be in bloom though
we have not yet seen any.
Chaptalia tOmentOsa is just begin
ming to bloom This is a small plant
with a tuft of leaves all starting from
the ground and sending up from the
center numerous stalks each bearing
a single small flower that resembles
daisy, almost pure white only the
edges tinged with pink. We have
often wondered why this plant has
not been introduced into cultivation,
many that have not half its beauty
are cultivated as something wonder
full
POlygala lutea. this is a plant that
is seldom out of bloom, flowers can
be found any time of year. 1t is a
low creeping plant with bright orange
colored blossoms, each cluster lasts
for several weeks. We should be glad
to receive lists of the winter blooming
plants from different parts of the
state
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1906-01-31
Duranta Plumieri, OF Golden Dew
DrOD.

Editor FiOrdt Department:
This handsome shrub should be
more generally cultivated by the Flo
rida flower lovers. The delicate
sprays of blue flowers are followed by
golden berries about the size of
cherry. which last ali winter in our
climate. The flowers bloom from
spring until fall, so the bush is Orna-
mental nearly all the year. 1t can be
prOpagateu from cuttings set i'll cool
weather, or from seeds. With good
soil 1t will grow six or eight feet high,
anu forms Il handsome ornamental
for the lawn. 1he punches of berries
are often IS or ~ incneS i'll length,
anu very freely borne Oh the bush.
it was introduced into this country
from france by Nj. Durant, after
wnom it was named. 1t is surely wOr-
thy of general cultivation, and stands
the extremes of wet and dry so try
ing to many of our plants. L will
send cuttings to any fiOwer-lOver VINO
will pay the postage.
Mrs q. w. Avery.
2O5 West 9th Ave.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1906-01-31
Japanese Ivy.

We clipped the following from an
exchange but have accidentally lost
the credit. This vine is hardy at the
North and of course can be grown in
any part of Florida. 1t forms dense
covering for the side of a building,
the only objection to it that we know
is the fact that it is deciduOus and
loses all it's leaves in cold weather.
Common names mix up the identity
of many plants, as it has done with
the vine known as Japanese ivy 1t is
not an ivy at all, no more than are
many other vines called ivy, says 10
seph Ii. Meehan. In fact, many per-
sons have the habit of calling every
vine an ivy. The true ivy is the IVY
of the old world, the evergreen vine
that clothes so many of the dwellings
there, and the trunks of trees. Bo-
tanically, its name is Hedera Helix.
The vine of which l write is of an
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1906-01-31
Weeping Willow Salix Babylo-
MICA.

MICA.
So far as we know, this shrub or
small tree is not offered for sale by
any one in Florida 1t was catalOgued
by ReasOner Bros. during the life
of the lamented L. w. ReaSOner, but
mas been dropped, probably because it
was not in demand. We do not see
why it is not cultivated as it is a
very graceful and highly ornamental
tree. If any of our readers are grow
ing it we shall be glad to hear from
them.
We found it recommended by a
correspondent of Parks Floral Maya
zine. who lives i'll New Mexico:
My first experience with this tree,
was with a cutting in the form OF
Il green club two feet long. 1t was
sharpened to point, and gently
driven into the ground till only six
inches of its length remained above
ground This was early in February.
soon young shoots appeared but were
all rubbed off, except two. In three
months these were nearly four feet
nigh, then the smaller one was re-
mo, ed. and the other proceeded to
Guild a new tree. Now at the end of
the growing season, it has reached
neight-Or rather length OF about
twelve feet. The long swaylng
branches arch outward in a graceful
curve ana droOp on all sides toward
the ground, each branch ending III
slender twigs five or six feet long.
Next season L shall place a light
frame to hold their switches outward
from the tree, thus forming lovely
summer house, around which they will
nang as a fringe.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1906-01-31
Box H..

ing a summer house, or draping a
window, while it's delicate white bios
SONS are unequalled in fragrance by
anything except the Violet and Tube
rose.
No other vine within my knowledge
makes such rapid growth in spring
1t has the arbOr densely covered be-
fore other climbers are fairly on the
way. Then the tubers multiply so rapid
Guilty is to use them all, or even give
them away to keep them from being
wasted. To prolong the enjoyment
of this beautiful vine into late au-
tumn. or early winter, you may cut
long ropes, and wreaths Of the wax
like green, before frost falls, and
Irvine them over side walls, ceiling
and windows of a cool room. They
will remain fresh for weeks, and
sometimes even form miniature tubers
with tiny rootlets, at the foot of each
leaf.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1906-01-31
The Drifting Bros. Co.
jacksonville or Little River, Fla.

special directions are needed for their
culture as they are not fuSSy plants
in the least, and are perfectly hardy.
Magnolia-These have the deserved
reputation of being hard to make live.
In Virginia they have saying that
MagnOliaS must be set out late in
autumn. In accordance with that be-
lief, George Washington set his last
tree, a Magnolia grandifiora, a few
days before his death i'll December,
1919. Thomas Meehan, the highest of
authority, contrauicts this opinion. He
says that unless the bushes are pot
grown they must be planted only in
the spring, and the tops must be
closely pruned at the same time.
rIveryreen sorts of Magnolia, if nur-
sery grown, should have their leaves
removed when planted out POt
grown ones should be allowed to
retain their leaves. Magnolias prefer
a heavy rather than sandy soil, and
the evergreen sorts ought to be plant
ed where they are sheltered from the
worst winter storms.
Asparagus from Seed.-There is no
better way to get d SOOu start VI Or-
namental Asparagus at small expense
than to grow them from seed. They
terminate slowly but are not at all
hard to manage. Cover a quarter of
an inch deep and keep comfortably
warm until the seedlings appear.
Keep only moderately wet. 1t is
real pleasure to raise them as they are
so daintily pretty from the start. If
sown in pots in the early spring, nice
specimens will be ready for winter.
BegOnias from Seed.-I do not adj
wise the average flower gardner to
raise BegOniaS from seed. They are
not difficult in one sense, as they ger
inmate quickly and the plantlets are
healthy and quick growing, but the
seeds are as fine as dust, and any
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1906-01-31
Madeira Vine Boussingaultia
BaSelloideS.

We find brief description of this
vine in Parks Floral Magazine. 1t is
IL very desirable climbing vine where
a. thick screen is wanted, its leaves
are thick and glossy and the vine
grows very rapidly. 1t is almost
hardy here, the roots or tubers are en-
tirely SO, the tops are not injured by
light freeze.
1t seems to me that no other runner
has so many points in its favor as the
Madeira Vine. The heavy deep green
leaves. which always feel cool to the
touch, make it the very best for shad-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-14
FEL1pE;TR1GO
lSl

Luego son vueIveA abstrss al reapAIdc voalvs entor
mar los pSrpAdo dssde s ombrA de luna eta ole
To- que "a le cole 10 cabezs. me invita-:
-Sga.
Sigo Lento inenaAmente calmcso. porQus hay Ioda
Apaente sena hStorR honda dedication Lucs
Cada hecho fuersA Dc relieve eda
mismo cuAndo fueron suCedendo Mi tarde de 10 mis- ~
cha On tenc6n dc Ia sosada volunds della sssOoDd
do mSr linda 0ntatuS os SextrhM rsSpeto amiga
alfSma 10 noble ConseersS duce vsgsres do
fantasma mi espitu do guarda
GqUelLG que la odaSs
Hsmos dido una hors otra bora Ignoamos que sss,
no nos mporta Luca nm6v strSs semprs 81 respadO
con oos crrados empre mor 81 concso do
mi oue vaCa concienc eRCucha Yo habo hAblc.
stoy incnado adelAnte Ia unS miro bisn csc hahr
humde Iss de e nertos aband0Dadas AOn
cenaA fadAEs m0mentO sguardabe Sarah On
ell que habG ufrido cubierta bEsVe pre-
sens padre SmOrdmento anCpsdo de inicua
vountAd de dr6n do aaeno que also tmO me
ampu6 bajar sarcaamo mpoderoso detener mls pes
Detepgo cambo ahora mi uaraci6r cruel Lucia
uuiero sena mi mma emoc6n horrible oisl dOcosa
bra Ia emulA pAdz dc spano de eTmin0 eVe muy
bSio:
-Fu9 Ia ncchs Lucia foe 81 inStante sQusl provden
c en- que qued6 sombrada de mi Sombro mi terror
nuesGro inopinado escera RCuedA bier
H.bAmoa. mucho tiempc. mucho tempo ue0o me ley6 a
estanoa be apfenddo.: sQneSt che mGi al ia
divo-Za Jocca MI baos6 ttto enadntes ISs acuerda H..
que bel6 beOa de mi alma pO msnoA Sus
TODD crSpado de e srcng % canso dc
del inferno lvaba quel etadnte dtspeTdtd en-
otro inferno eAperabal"., 70 no fu!
-AhigTih Lucia, triuntsl. oprmendome las m'nOs
VehamentiHima he cogdo como muertas
aEucenAs en- 50 ttlda
-COmprsnds "a Ia extension De mi terror Ia demOnia'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-14
DEL FR1O AL FUEGO

IA .m.tsd completa de toda vida todA orG vida
as astsd total ABSOLUTE de csda Stomos de mi carne 1s
mi Alma para loo de 90 alma ser foe 10 que ya On aquea
noche mas sn presencia nome delo nlnguno para
Llora SollozA ESConde 30 amor 80 door conrA u pa
6uelo. .,x Ab,r. y.
-Ahcrs Va mo ha dido 10 cue uated saba an ~
aleiArma de delo On 60 alma con mas
imnreai6n do mi nobez., de mi grandeza Adio'':'
Psrto mi prop6sito de mrar Aras, aqqlsr 10 eneo[
an Ia ssmaombra psrfumAd por Dcsrtez1 DO tn cua
al cuadro de luna SlueE blanca del tanasma 90 m so uSS
oh, Andrea amgo mio o0o que auSpirA Adio'
Es "a Voc 80 confession. carcas :,
Eutonces voy ella mas Iento LieRoA ella Con soaO
eoronsr aus hombro bsxo ellie muera de n!o On
mi hombro ;. misntras 70 beso pelo Mnto rshgloso
como 10 bsaan Les rslquas como % Oesa upa wv
Cna son Iaa Amas nuestrAs que abrSzan 90 orAn''
Las amss nu0stras que enten esrechAdas On "g1no0 -
atarndad de Il susencA les vidas nuer que cCnempAn
dadO IN nstsne do horrible telcldsd tcda ehCuu aue -
hn vvdo pertenec6ndose tod fecdad dc pS que no ven
dram iamsu rob6ndoa al mardo - que no pcofl1 "a foIo
Al csoso mas que es noche quedando On mA ue no
rrendo no verso mas deseaperAdo'''' ,.u .on4.. rf
ri alma ards el abrlsado desfalece consrA MI
Ior.n oa oios senCoaas kQrmsH de amor DC smN2a GU
humedecen mi hombro. Cendome como co!azon sn %
onausIo 70 lento 81 sbito ben precise 1fsn os ams
tods mnrir despu9s estA ncche Mis- lapos ousCAn -
frsns sus oios bebiepdo lanto buscan 10 nccf WCn M
hios ans hios Es IN Aento de foegoE es IN peso
yo Ia sento 50 pecho busto toda ei cn'y eV0
horracho no Sc ad6nde v, lm,6,.
-Nol Andreal.. no por DoA'''' Iu'Ru !, hnu.os
nal., Rms psrada crsDsdA como una eVuCIU'oh u
ST Lucfal.. :. M6Ins. lque imperial morlrse oe
-Morirss dc ls pena que no msta. de h suenca On e
martiFio de los ih9s,... lQue horrible -,
On mi brlzo cinturx 90 dobla atTS Ve MI alma 81
uCI dvnA que ira eeCtO' con h psna mas que WIZ ~
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-14

oradoYss de 10 Federsci6n Lihrs. On
tire ellos { Conds, con obisto Do lls'
varlos & squella eiudsd para o mbs-
tir & cisrtA fraeci6n republicans disi'
dsu.s v 6 los unionistas que elt&n
ganAudo allf mush1 terreno,
Aver fa6 eondenado & trcinta
dfas de arresto Jssd vsrd'in, seusa'
do do haber sgredido & su ssposa
AuA Rtvsra. ca santurss, el die II dc
Agosto.
-Cirlnso Carrssquillo, vesiuo do
Rio Piedras. foe absuelto On 10 cause
que 90 10 ssguia por turbar 10 psx
,db'ies.
INST TITUTRIZ - Sc deaea una
para enaargsrle dc la edueaei6n do
dos aefioritas Ea eopdici6n ipdispen
s.h's, ssber Iug'es , Piano. Dirigir
90 oil doctor B ou en- sl Corczsl. 10 ;
I, Aver 80 VIC eu 10 Corts munisi
pal oil juietc contra Patrieio Ott'E do
Rio Pisdras. quien sl die 10 dc Julio
dltimo penesr6 90 o casa do Vidal
Mslsndex en- momsntos en- que ae cele
braba ON hsile y dir'giendose & Mon
serYate Castro, que tocsba uas Dipfo'
Ipfa, le dijo que 81 20 10 dsisbs bAi)ar
10 eortarfA nm brsxo con un msehete
| ous portAbs. Vtstss las pruebas, sl
| iuex deelar6 eulpable al scusado IT,
rrible y 10 asptspei6 & doa mesea do
srresto e96 dc multa.
| Esta tsrde eelebrsrG session el
ayuptsmlento do San Juan.
~Pars cArreras de eabslloS, ven
den reloias sspecia'es 6 contadorea de
ouintos do segundos & se.40, $500
! | slo. 90 y 911.eO, porte pago. los Seflo
res F. Kshrhshn y Co., San Juan
Puerto Rico. alt.
! ~-Lua ssiiores Jnsn G. Camssht
IyCR do Areeibo NOS participant gu
con ieehA - del actual Ian copstitufd'
, On squella poblaci6n una socieda'
somsrsial, 10 susl 90 dsdicara 81 RANT
. do nsgocios On general y con espssia
Ilidsd al do comisionss y anureios.
u -Por 20 diAs foe remitido aver
! | 10 e&reel jose Barretc, que estuvo o.
] lie fonda SLaS BAlearsss, ccmi6 J pl
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-14

Los emp'e&ics del Board dc
Eleeeiones 90 quejAu de que habisndo o
sido eontratados rsrA trAbsisr tem
pora met 10 do 8 &12 de 10 mAnana, de
II & s de Ia tarde y de 50 10 dc 10 n"
che, se les hRgA te' bAisr en horAs x
trsordinsriss sin aumsatArlss oil sala
rio; adsmas, diehos enplsados trabA
jsu los domingos y dias festivos, ain
eobrar mas hAber que sl IS diarios.
-MaGAra viernes, por 10 noeh :,
90 llevar& & ef,cto ura velads en- sl
Casino do 10 Colonla Espa Eols do O.
rollins.
-Ha aldo Admiiido & postulAr 30
to 10 Corts Fsieral oil abogado don
Carlos Toro Fernandtx
-DurAnts sl pasado mes dc Agos
to proiuisron los principles pusrt's
de 10 islA los a'g die- tes inVreso' 10 "a
Juan, sl95. So; Ponse, s2s3 IS y Maya
gnsx 1856 80.
Antonio Rivers, smplssdo de Il
limpieza m maaisioal, sutti6 aver do ma
drugs ada uua eAfda por eitcso de ur
as' que dc gotta coral, can Andose Va
rias coutusiones en- la cara y r'gi6r
feortN
81 IL O. for Agu lsr Mora, Fro
iesor de Latiu y Csssellsno de 10 All
Eseuela Central dc Puerto Rico, dese'
tomar bsjo su d'rfcc On an pupilo ma
que ter g brenAs cc stumbres y pued'
psgarle 30 dollsrs mensuales.
T. Aguilar <Allers Q, San Juan
{ Is.
LA Cnrte civil dc San Juan h
deregsdo q don Frare cisco Casellss
de MauAli, la moci6a que presentar
pidiando 90 eitaran 4 los hsrederos d
dc ie CcnceEei6n ColJszo, en- oil pleit
que s'gae 81 txpresado seior Casella
contra don Federico Cal' 4
-Coptin1an con toda setivida
los srabAi jos dc sondso en- lA bahia d
esta eiudNd con el IN do haeer 10
rcyecIos para las obrAs de ensaneh
en oil puerto dc San Juan.
Sc ssegurA que un republican
de YAueo, muy conccido On 30
Juan, ha psgAdo el visis & vArio
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-14

bir del uso do 10 Orsosota = otras sus'
tspciAs irritAntes, est0s rssultsdos los
nuli6ean los sfsst0s perniciosos QUE
screen tales drcgas On el sst6msgo.
Es IN hesho bien eoposido que la
1similAei6n fGcil y complsta de los ALI
mentoa 90 do ls mayor importaneiA On
el trAtAmiento do les eDfsrmedAdas
que 90 earraotsri1an por dsnutriei6n.
Sc sAbs tAmbi6n que sl Aoeitc do Hf'
igado dc Basalso. perfeOiamente emul'
sionsdo, 90 uno do los meiores rseons'
tituyentes. Por ESQ 90 que los mas dis
tirguidos espseialistas prsscriben hoy
as smulsiones do Aeeite dc Hfgsdo de
BaeAlao que no eontiene Creosola q
ntras sustareiss irrisaptes, que oea
sionsn el dss6rden de laa funeionsa di'
gestivAs.
De lea difersntse preparseiones de
Aesite do Higsdn de BasAlao, 20 pre-
asro 10 Emulsion de Scott que fsbri'
can los senorss Scott & RI wos do
Nusvs York.
%en este Imprsnta SO ,ends
pspel visio de psri6diso { o. qnintai.
Sc hs ssaalsdb sara Ia segauda
quinsena del sorrisnts mes oil iuieio
que 10 sigas contra julio veles. nor
sgtssi6u & don Gavino GAre6, Rs-
mirsa, do @aa Juan.
Los srtistas Do 10 Compafifa de
6psra Rodolfo y Aida iGonssga han
ssnido 10 aossa do dsspsdirse dc no
sotros Ga atsnta esrta. mostrkr doRe
sgrsdscidos 4 los sslsuscs que 10
prsnsa , sl ~ riblieo lee tributara du'
ranss % labor srtfssiss On sssa Gin
dad Nososros sgrsdsssmos lsE frs
sss afsstuosas que NOS dsdicau los
ssposos 0onssgA = lea dsseAmos tt'z
viais nssvos triuufos On su sscuridn.
-Es rumor ptbliso ., que los lea
dsrs rspublissnos do @an Juan sstkn
sndsndo dstrAs del ssAor ALBERTO Lss.
cara Que ssspts ma cargo como can
didAto . 10 C&mara por el disirito
do Gan JaAD. Rl ssaor Leo %. ssada
informss, sGbdite ipg'S. y tamb.6a
prssldents dol Board Of Trade
Tsmbi6u 90 diss cue sl ,efior
Lee NO 80 diapons may gustoso { sssp
Ter tsl nominssi6n, ssguro do que so
lamspts ha do llsnar sl sxpediente. sin
la msnor ssgaridsd DO salir slscto en
IN distrito donds sl aaArsgsao sstA
On dsrrota.
-SseGu notiaiss, 20 sneuentra Gu
ferma On Arseiho 10 distinguidA aeGo'
70 Trina Padilla do garE, tLA h'ia
del Caribsh Esssmos votos por sl
rsstab eeimisnto do 10 Aprssiahle ssfo
ra.
O. IN sl Club do =. Kehrhahn d
Co.,. rs Ban ErAneisa0. 10 vancsn dos
rsloies do orc sada ssmanA, entire 50
soaioa, abonAndo %, 90 q 100 semsnal.
, La Ultima semAna ohtuvo uno don
8. Gallardo, do 8. Juan socio nd
! nero 81.
Han smpssAdo en- NaysRu 3,
sec da cArts Qus ras!bimos, los trabA
Jos para sl snsansAs del sdiAsio que
10 eompsHia Dc fsrToeArrilss deAsina
. para una nusvs sstaei6n. Son mu
o shoa los EAbs jadores meeAnieos quC
han solj0iiAdO trabsio On esas otraa
l. (COsGimi0. On IA pd0tMG. .sDl
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-14

do esms, rsg& dose luego { psgAr oil
i'm porte de los gattos hsthosP
!Por qu6 no pedi,fs tsmbSn m
Absnico o ectrico.
~ sOMBREROS y bAstoces de
CAbo Roio, eort's dc Casimir, enesies
esps Il ,les t.i'dos & mAno y toda slsss
dc instrpme t7s musicales, son ven
| didos en- Ia igsneis gsnsral'd Dc los
sfAmados pIsr OF do sK hler & Camp
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