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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-20
WOULD IMPROVE ON
THE CURB MARKET
Eastern Brokers DO Not Espe.
cially Like the Curb Mar
ket Activity.

New York has another mining ma rket,
for the Produce Exchange has q new de-
partment In which mining shares are
bought and sold AS yet the business
done Is small. but It looks promising. at
all events it is marked by more dignity
and comfort than the peripatetic bourse
on the Curb. and IL Is more distinctive
than the dealings In three or four min
ing companies now quoted ON the regular
stock Exchange. Considering the mag
nitude OF the business done at New York
IN mining stocks. II is curious that there
should he nothing TO compare with the
mining department OF the London Stock
Exchange,
a well organized mining exchange or
a representative subdivision OF the stock
Exchange would be OF great service IN
facilitating dealings and In regulating
ment might tend to separate itself from
the sane speculations afforded by rcput-
able companies. The business OF mining
has reached dimensions warranting bet
Ter recognition from tho brokers of Wall
street, Al present the Curb Is the prin-
cipal market. IT Is something Of an OBJ
surdity, especially In wet weather. More
over, it Is used I'm advertising new en-
terprises, for stock sold privately be-
tween brokers on the Curb can be re-
corded In the newspaper quotations of
the day and thus fictitious market Is
created, sufficient 10 attract the inexpe-
rienced, 1t Is a ee-for-all institution,
Offering every facility for wash slrales,
that is, transaction in which two brok-
ers make fictitious trade for the sake
OF recording quotation.
The Curb is chosen, in preference to
the Stock Exchange, by companies that
dislike TO furnish information concern
Ing the details of their business; that Is
why Standard OIL is n Curb stock the
same applies to the Northern Securities
and to other Issues of a mysterious kind.
The members OF the Exchange dislike 1t,
80 ,< L. A..
who was asked by young woman at a
dinner party what he thought OF Omar
Khayyam and he replied harshly: 'I
never deal in Curb stocks Mining and
Scientific Press.
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GOLDFIELD SITUATION.
Outsiders Do Not Know Exactly How
to Consider Affairs,

The Nevada situation continues prac-
! ticslly the same as at last reported, In
sumed and the water. Is pretty well
| pumped out OF all shafts where II had
/ accumulated. Throughout the State 9TH
er camps arc working toward the prov
| en- point, In most cases with success.
! The era Of production In the Goldtied
district has begun and there seems TO be
genuine earnest disposition toward
bending every energy In the direction of
| production and dividends. In spite of this
! the stock market continues to sag. and
| for the first time In many months stocks
| could be picked from the board at prices
not representing the actual value of the
property as shown by ore blocked out.
The status of the Goldfeld stock mar
ket, as well as other markets dealing In
Nevada mining shares. has been a mys-
terry TO the unobservinG. But here on
the ground the. real condition is pretty
Ia somewhat better than a guess. Brok
ers. anticipating high level OF prices
upon the settlement OF the lockout. loaded
themselves with thousands OF shares, and,
In many INSTANCES, borrowed money for
buying purposes. When the settlement
was effected prices went higher. but for
brief period only, Some mysterious in
ffuence was at work and the levels have
gone constantly lower, Co-incident with
this. Nevada and San Francisco banks
began to call loans, and the prices neces-
tion but that there has been a specula-
tive "nigger in the wood pile" and the
rise cannot be long delayed. Goldfield
Consolidated Mines company has found its
record low price, reaching the $3.50 point,
and this In face OF the fact that divi~
dend on this stock cannot possibly be
very long delayed. A glance at the fig
ures OF tho company's treasury, together
with the fact that Barney Baruch Of New
York WIN doubtless close his option on
to the belief that a dividend will be forth
coming shortly.
The advent OF diamond drill prospect
ing promises to do much for the mining
properties In the various mineral dis
tricts in Nevada A company has been
reasonable charge per foot, and already
the value OF the plan has been shown.
The Happy Hunch property, located in
the Wild Horse section OF the Godheld
district. about SIX and half miles from
Goldfed. has employed the diamond
an ore body which returned an assay OF
$3.50 per ton. Another drill hole gave
$3.50 values from the 3o-foot depth.
Samples brought in from the Round
Mountain Mining company's ground,
during the past week, are the most re-
the extremely rich in free gold, and ono
sample was estimated as being actually
worth S19 an ounce. s1.66 less than the
mine value for pure gold. This company
has recently installed a small mill 20
treat low grade, ores The mill is work
Ing satisfactorily, and its capacity will
be increased TO forty tons per day,
The Goldheid Consolidated Mines COM
peny has shipped a train load OF ore, con-
sIstine of 500 tons. all above sl00 per ton.
General Manager Finch Is making every
effort to put the Consolidated properties
pumping will be necessary to get the
properties in u workable shape.
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HOMESTAKE FIRE.
Great Injury Done to the Workings OF
Famous Producer.

The eXtineuishing OF disastrous FIRE
in the underground workings OF the
Homestake mine is a herculean task
necessitating the expenditure of much
time and money. The immensity OF the
undertaking may be gathered from a
local papers figures as to the amount of
space to be filled before the fire level
is reached, According TO these figures,
there is an area OF nearly 70. 900. 900 cubic
feet between the | 400 and 400 foot lew
els. AT the latter level are the burning
timbers. says the Mining Reporter.
Up to date the flooding has progressed
ve!S satisfactorily, the water having
passed the seventh level. and still rising
Al the rate OF II TO is inches daily. From
the 750-foot point the waters rise will
be slower on account OF the larger space
TO be fllled-between the 750-foot and
4oO-foot points there being an area OF
ebount IS. 100000 cubic feet. II is now
estimated that the fire level will be
flooded in about 10 days time. After
flooding Of the burning area will come
the expensive work of unwaterinG the
workings by pumping.
II will be a number of weeks before
all Of the 1000 stamps at this mlne-one
OF the greatest I'm the world-wll be
dropping. This is a most unfortunate
happening for the Black Hills indus
try coming as IL does so soon after the
labor differences which began a couple
of months ago and which are still un-
settled,
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Copper and Gold Mining company. From
Its sulphde property the Boston Consoli
dated lis sending daily TO Garfield $50 tons
of orc, which is loaded from bins at the
mouth Of the lower adit into cars for the
smelter. From this deposit. which aver
ages better than 8 per cent! and Is In
places over ten feet wide stopping is be-
Ing carried OIL at three levels. the ore
being dropped to the first. and there
trammed out TO the bins. On the same
lumber yard. The cars that come for
ore bring up the supplies and lumber.
and the only hoist that will be required
on tho property for q number of years
is 81 small one used to handle lumber
and supplies from this yard TO the upper
levels
About a hundred feet above the upper
levels, upon a large yard built OF waste
from the overburden. are the engine
house, chr and machine shops of the
dinky railrond. While the great concen-
traitor is being made ready, this railroad
monzonite ore. -Four nve-yard bucket
steam shovels are used. after Keystone
drillers have determined the depth OF the
overburdcn, at points carefully located on
burden, principally quartzite. is shaken
up with giant loaded by the steam show
els onto the cars. and hauled away by
the dinkios. The sulphlde orc pays the
bills, The ore is to he Quarried IN steps.
the tenor checked by drill holes, and
In the managers office. The price of
copper will determine the ultimate hori-
zon at which the steam shovels will stop
digging. A visit TO Bingham might prove
a beneficial experience to some people j
know, who insist that making cotton
domain OF legitimate business, but that
all mining is q lottery,
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ROASTING THE GOVERNOR.
Mining Journal Does Not Agree With
the Nevada OflciaI's Actions.

Governor Sparks is at it again, We do
NOT know him. nor have we any preju-
dice against him personally, except on
one account, namely. the lending OF his
name 10 mining companies of a question
able sort a full-page advertisement In
q daily paper announces that Governor
SPARKS Company makes q first shipment
OF ore" and then follows the statement
that this is the 'last chance TO buy this
$500 stock ut 90 cents. Price advances
TO Is cents on Saturday" Mr. John
Sparks is Governor OF Nevada, and he
ought 10 have more respect for his hon
oIoble office than to play the fool in this
way, People do not offer stock worth
$500 (omittiDe the pretentious ciphers)
thing worth $500 for less than $500 can
expect 10 get $500 worth OF experience,
ana nothing more, The mine that IS max
Ing this loudly hefal6ed hrst shipment
$1,000 600" and "in view OF ita inn
mense acreage, and the millions of tons
Of ore known TO be in tho 90 claime q
Capitalization Of s2o.6ooo'ooo would not be
as easy 10 get acreage In the desert as
IL is TO water the stock.
The whole affair is so bad as to mark
the crest OF speculative folly In wild
cats. Here Is the superintendent max
ing sworn statement that he has 1870
tons of ore sacked and ready for ship
msnt A Denver assay company certi-
Hes that anns some ga samples Eieded 10 per
formation that many OF tho worlds
greatest copper mines produce ore that
assnys only from 10 per cent cop
per- This Is tr1ie. out the inference Is
false. as false words can make II
Assays do not make a mine. The whole
tEing is prepostsrous. The Governor
ought 10 be ashamed Of being the Drcsi-
denr OF such company. rs OF others
with which he has bcsr connected The
use OF his portrait as part of q llalnboy
art advertisement brings T:dicuie ON the
otece that he holds.-Mining and Scien-
tIf1c Press
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-20

Pin,ples. blotches and all other sprino
troubles are cured by Hood Snrsa.
parilla-the most effective of ali
spring medicines.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-20
Bingham Central Stock.

All stockholders Of Bingham Central
Mining company, who wish 10 partic
the Bingham Standard Copper company
are requested 10 turn ir to William Nj
Bradley, secretary, 800 Atlas block, Salt
Lake City, for transmission TO the Fed.
eral Trust company. Boston, oil their
Bingham Central shares Immediately
and without further delay.
WILLIAM M. BRADLEY, Secretary.
- Dated May II, 1907. m}a7A
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Tribune Agents In Nevada.

Copies OF The Tribune Will be found on
sale In Nevada at the following:
Beatty-Mark Hancock
Cherry Creek-Grey g. Collins.
Caliente-John Shier
Delemar-M. c. Kelly.
Ely--Thomas O'Dalovich
Eureka-Eriest II. Mau.
Goldneld-Frank Landstrom, Hunter
Adv. & Pub Co.
Gold Rutte-W. E. Sharp.
Las Vegas-F. P. Shannon. S. l.. News
Co.
Manhattan-Nelson & Roundsvell,
Reno-Rosonthnl & Armanko. Shepherd
g. Son.
Rhyolite-Sam Speirs.
Tonopah-W. II. O'NeIll. a, n. Rounds
well, Sherman Oldfather.
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LAST YEARS COPPER SALES.
Nineteen Foremost Companies Sell
Enormous Amount of Conner.

The gross value of Ed, 900, 600 pounds
OF copper sold last year by nineteen com
panies was approximately S52. .000, 900. The
average price received was about 1S.964
cents a pound. During the year 454 ,000-
600 pounds OF copper were exported from
the United States. the government valu
ing this at $S5, 1000. 900. OF approximately
1853 cents pound, says Wall Street
publication.
Below are tabulated the production. av-
erage price and receipts from copper
sales OF nineteen companies for the year
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Total 272, ,67O.139 a18 9st s52 8sO 50,

All mining companies do not compile
their reports in the came manner. In
some instances only the copper sold with
In the fiscal year is taken into account
in that years annual report, while other
companies figure their average price of
the copper produced In the fiscal year
report specifically the amount of copper
Last are estimated by multiplying the av-
erage price by output IN pounds and the
result is approximately correct for our
purpose OF showing the gross receipts Of
at least 80 per cent OF last years total
output in this country.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-20
Good We'll Paner News.

We have in our employ thirty first
ciaes paperhangers; nearly all the good
ones IN town.. Where they carry the
Main.
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UnioE Assay Once.
u. 6. Hanauer, J. " s.a,..
l52 9. West Temple. p. @. Bos iaNs
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J, oBERNpORFER, STOCK BRO.
kER' lGl s. Main. Tel. Bell T92.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-11

Esos quijos en- la forma que Sc
hallan, lastiman con su dureza y
cortes irregulares, los pies de nues-
tros campesinos, que sndan descal-
EOS cast en- su generalidad, ocasio
nando a la vez daiios en- los machne-
los y uNas de las caballerias y bue-
yes que Sc utilizan en- el trasporte
de frutos, provisiones, etc. Tam.
bien son una remora para los vehf-
culos, impidiendo su marcha acele-
rada y exponiendolos q los faciles
desperfectos.
Esa piedra en- la carretera de
aLas Lineas', por ejemplo, es un
buen elemento de construction por-
que, despues de regada convenien
temente, lie pasan un cilindro de
vapor, de enorme peso y qaeda
comprimida, reducida q una masa
compacta de gran duraci6n.
No asi en- la del Corozal que
la piedra Sc riega y asf Sc queda,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-11

entrante septiembee, a las tres de la
tarde ante la Junta adjudicadora, ad-
mitiendose solicitudes hasta una hora
antes de la sefialada para ell remate.
Secci6n ga. La Junta adjudica-
dora podra rechazar una 8 todas las
proposiciones presentadas, y, en- ese
case n, ede anunciarse nueva subasta
6 dispouer el medic mas ventajoso pa
ra ell municipio previa aprobaci6U del
Conseio Executive.
Secci6n "a. Una copia de esta
ordenanza Sc fijara al pdblico en- pun
tos visibles y Sc publicara tambien en-
un peri6dico de los de mas circulation
para concurreucia de licitadores.
La anterior Ordenanza es copia
de la acordada por Ell Concejo NUM-
cipal en- su session de 28 de agosto 6l-
tino y aprobada por el Alcalde con
fecha Il del mismo mes.
Salinas. Septiembre 5 de 1897
81 Secretario, Joaquin GINgNFz, ,-ElI
Alsaids JULIO RESVENuTI,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-11
MuuICIPIO De SALINAS

ORDENANZA. Para ccntrataI
mediante subasta las obras de la ter
minaci6n del Hospital municipal.
Per cuanto segAn 10 dispuesto en-
la Ley Municipal, los Conceios pue.
den hacer contratas para la ejecuciou
de servicios p1blicos mediante su-
basta.
Por cuanto este Concejo Munich
pal desea terminar las obras del Hos
pital municipal,
p. tanto:
Ordenese por el Concejo Munich
pal de Salinas
Secci5n Ia. Sesaca p6blica IL
citsci6n el remate para la termination
de las obras del Hospital municipal,
cuyo plano, presupuesto y pliegos de
sc encuertra de manifes
to en- esta Secretarfa, cuyO presupues-
to asclende q 5000 dollars.
Secci6n "a. FL acto para llevar d
cabo sl Eemste tsudrs iugar en- Ia sals
Dc Il Casa sensIstoyial el de IS del
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-11
Vi0-(nlSuIadO Danes
EN- VIEQUEs, P. R.

Vieques, P. R. 70 de Septie,nbre
de 1oo7.-Por cuanto habiendo falle-
cido en- esta isla sin otorgar disposi-
cion testamentaria el subdito danes
Emilio Anduze Gallac, Sc hace p6bli-
co por medic del presente edicto que
sc insertara en- dos de los peri6dicos
de mayor ci,culaci6n que Sc editan en-
San Juan P. K para que los que Sc
cream herederos d~l aludido Emilio
Andu7e Gallac, asf como sus acreedo-
res, presenter dentro del t6rmino de
CUARENTA DIAS en- este Vice-con-
sulado calle de San Juan, los docu
mentos debidamente legalizados, JUS
del derecho que les asista.
Vieques, P. R. 70 de Septjem-
bre de 1oo7.--V. DuTEIL, Vice-c6nsul
danes. 4o-5.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-11
MVTICIPI0 OE SALINAS

ORDENANZA. = Para contratsr
mediante subaSta la montura de una
bomba de 100 libras de preston y un
motor de IS caballos de fuerza en- CO.
nexi6n con ell molino y deposito del
municipio E instalacion de caiierfas,
bocas de incendio = fuentes pdblicas
para el suministro de eaguas al pueblo,
cuyo presupuesto asciende a $500
dollars.
PoR cUANro segdn 10 dispuesto
en- la Ley municipal, los Concejos
pueden hacer contratas para la ejecu-
ci6n de servicios pdblicos mediante
subastas.
PoR cuANTo este Concejo num-
cipal cree necesario la construction de
las obras anteriormente relacionadas.
PoR TANTo; Ordenese por el
Concejo municipal de Salinas
Secci6n Ia. Sc SAGA a p1blica
licitaci6n el remate para la montura
de una bomba de Glen libras de preston
y un motor de 16 caballos de fuerza
en- conexi6n con el nj olino y dep6sito
del municipio { installation de caiie.
rias, bocas de incendio y fuentes pl-
blicas para el suministro de aguas Il
pueblo, cuyos pianos, presupuesto y
pliegos de condolences Sc encnentran
de manifesto en- esta Secretarfa.
Secci6n ga. FL acto para llevar
a cabo Ell remate tendra lugar en- la
sala de la Acadia el dia 16 del en-
Itrante septiembre, a las dos de la tai
de ante la juta adjudicadora, admi-
tiendose solicitudes hasta una bora
autes de la fjada para Ell remate.
Secci6n ga. La junta adiudica-
dora podra rechazar una 6 todas las
proposiciones presentadas, y en- ese
case puede anunciarse nueva subasta
6 disponer el medic mas ventajoso
para ell municipio, previa aprobaci6n
del Consejo Executive.
Seccion "a. Una copia de esta
Ordenanza Sc 6jara al pGblico en- 81.
tios visibles y en- un periodico de los
de mayor circulation, para conoci-
miento de les licitadores.
La anterior Ordenanza es copia
de la acordada por Ell Concejo munich
pal en- su session eveintiocho de agos-
to 6ltimo y aprobada por Ell alcaldt
con fecha treintiuno del mismo mes.
Salinas, septiembre S de 1907
Ell Secretario, JOAQUIN JIMENEz. .-EL
Alcalde, ]. BENvENUTI.
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Al Comisiionado del Interior
UNA QUEJA RAZ0NABLE.

Al Hon. Comisionado del Interior
Sefior: Con el derecho indis-
cutible que tiene todo ciudadano de
inmiscuirse en- los actos pIblicos
para elogiar 8 censurar aquello que
q su juicio juzga bueno 8 malo, asi
10 hacemos nosotros hoy con un
trabajo que Sc viene realizando en-
la carretera que conduce al Corozal,
seguramente por disposition de ese
Departamento,
Sera econ6mico, sera perdura-
bic, sera todo 10 bueno que ese cen
tro superior quiera, la piedra dura,
a guisa de guijarro, que Sc viene
utilizando de POGO tempo a esta
parte en- la expresada carretera ;
pero, dando asentimiento q las que
jas y censuras que a diario oimos,
y por 10 que hemos podido obser-
var, no resultan las ventajas que Sc
decantan,
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DEsDE I|BOu|TO

Septiembre 9. Sc dice que
pronto saldra para el pueblo de su
residencia, el pundonoroso cabo de
la policia insular sehor Valladares,
el que, desde que Sc encuentra al
frepte de este puesto, ha sabido
captarse las simpatias de todas las
personals sensatas sin distinction de
matices polfticos.
En- cumplini nto te su debe1,
& todos mide igualmente; y 81 no,
ahi e$tan las denunciaS contra CO.
mercianteS por tener pesas fajsss,
y los encargados de la carniceria
Dor estar en- estado antihigienico,
siendo multados por el honorable
juez municipal de Cayey, q diez
dollars de multa cada uno.
iCuando el cabo Carreras hu-
biera hecho esto? Pues creo que
nunca, porque entire los infractores
hay correligionarios, a quienes qui
zas estaba en- el deber de defender
contra la justicia.
Sc dice que el cabo Carreras
Sc hara nuevsmente cargo de es's
comandancia y desearfa que el Ho.
norable Mr.. Luzt Jefe INFERNO del
Cuerpo, tomando en- consideration
10 expuesto, dejara aquf en- propie
dad al seior ValIadares, y traslada.
ra q otro pueblo al sefior Carreras,
hacienda con este un acto de JUS
ticia: pues aquf hay famillares de
las victinas Rustoquio Colon y sus
hijos, del cabo Carreras, (herido
en- Ia mano derecha al que hubo
necesidad de amputarle un dedo,
cuya herida recibi6 quizas por al
guna imprudencia suya) pudiendo
quizas ser ahora blanco de sus iras
aquellas personas. Tambien por
este motive el Honorable Mr.. Luzt
debe hacer justicia.
QuizAs habran algunos que cri,
tiquen y hasta maldigan al que es
ia escribe; pero amigos mios: 20 no
Sc mas que dar a Dios 10 que es de
Dios y al Cesar 10 que es del Cesar,
y nunca doy bombos q quien no Sc
10 tnerece.
L. Z.
Nota:-Al sehor ValladareS no
Sc lie We en- tertulias nj andando jun.
10 con ning1p paisano.
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ofrecienio los perjuicios de referen
cia.
Nosotros llamamos Ia atenci6n
de ese departamento acerca de los
particulares expuestos, y le pedi-
mos con TN derecho perfectisimo,
que Sc remedie el NAL, va sea pa
sandole el ciliudro a esa piedra pa.
ra que Sc amolde y reduzca hasta
donde sea conveniente, 6 que Sc
utilice otro material que llene, sin
perjui, los, las necesidades del pit.
blico, va que para ese fin Sc cons.
truy6 la carretera y Sc sigue aten.
diendo 4 su conservation.
Pedimos una cosa justa. Aho.
ra to"a al departamento hacer su
examen y remediar los males hasta
donde sea possible.
Y Sc le agradecera con aplausos.
Lucas GOMEZ.
Toa Alta, septiembfe o.
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III SR. 9. B. FIZER, de Mt. Sterlings
- KY, escribe como sigue:
"Por diez aflos he padecido de los
rihones y la veJiga.
GEL pasado mario empece a usar 10
Peruna, y ycontinu6por tres meses. No la
he usado mas, nj he sentido otro dolor.
"Me siento radicalmente bien, y doy
por 10 tanto q dicho remedio, mi mas
fervente recommendation por sus cusli-
dades curativas."
Pe.ru.na Para Enfermedades En- Los
RinOheS.
La Sra. Simser, de Grant, Ontario,
Canada, escribe como sigue:
"NIe sentia tan NAL este verano que
decidf tomar Peruna, para cuyo fin 10
escribf, y empece Embellishments & to-
mar dicha medicina y Manalin.
"Tome dos frascos de Peruna = uno de
Manalin, y ahors me siento muy bien.
"Dichas medici-As me cursron, hici-
eron de mi, una mujer completaments
distinta. Bendigo Ell dfa en- que lleg6
mis- manos su hbro titulado LAS En-
fermedades de Ia Vida"
Los rifones extraen todos los mate
riales venenosos de 10 sangre, y mien
tras ejercitan sus funciones, tienen quo
estar activos, 6 de 10 contrsrio Ell sisteml
sufre. Ocasionalmente necesitan Asis
tencia.
La Peruna es el remedio que necesitan
Ha librado muchos, activando los ri
flones cuando no han podido ejercer SUI
| funciOnes.
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ACADIA De GUpADO

FL dfa cuatro de los corrientes fuk
rernitido a esta Acadia procedente de
la fnca de don Prudencio Euguf, un buey
de color negro marcado en- Ia cadera de-
recha con las inicisles F. S. cast apaea.
das y en- la narga de la misna cadera con
una 0.
Dicho buey ha sido depositado por
esta Acadia en- poder de don Pedro Ore
LLAMA. Lo que hago phblico para COMO
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