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~THE OLD TOWN" FOR NEW YEAR
Montgomery and Stone in the Blue
Ribbon Musical Comedy Production
at the Academy, Baltimore, for
Holiday Week,

RIDD0D -HuSACdl NOEACuJ
at the Academy, Baltimore, foT
Holiday Week.
In The Old Town, the musical COM
edv in which Montgomery and Stone
appear It the Academy OF Music
Baltimore, New Years week, George
AIDE, the author OF THE College
widow" 'The Fair Co-Ed," and a
dozen other successful comedies and
musical comedies, has written a
arcifully-inclined story, which might
as we'll be played without music, as
with the tuneful Illustrative score
furnished by Gustav Luders; provld-
inc, of course that David Montgomery
and Fred Stone continued to play the
two leading characters. They LAID
the foundation of their empire of fun
in The Wizard OF o." strengthened
and solidified it i'm the three seasons
of The Red MILL" and now come in
1.-THE Old Town" with preassured
cordiality OF welcome that belongs to
the few of Americas favorite enter
tainers. THE Old Town" after an
early visit to Baltimore, ran nearly
all OF last season at the Globe Thea
tire, New York, and the Studebaker
Theatre, Chicago, and has just COM
pleted brilliant return engagement
in the metropolis. From there 1t
comes direct, with the same dainty
opulence of production and invest-
ture which were marked during the
Metropolitan run, and with the same
notable cast which found favor In
the big cities. The engagement at
tha Academy cOmprehendS nine per-
formances, beginning with special
New Year matinee on Monday after
noon, and other matinees Wednesday
and Saturday.
The only ballet introduces several
novel dancing specialties, and a big
number, in which they all play char
acteristic music upon the Highland
bag-pipes. The burden of the fun
of course, is borne by the
two stars, Montgomery and Stone.
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DI I. -.

Near Brummel on December "a. 1870 Olive
LaRue Reaver, aged 8 years, 10 months and 10
days daughter of John w. and Addie A. Reaver.
This lovely bud so young and fair.
Called hence by early doom,
Just came to show how sweet flower,
In paradise would bloom
Lonely is the house and sad are the hours,
Since our dear LaRue is gone;
But oh, fairer home than ours,
In heaven is now hers.
When her voice grew weak and feeble.
And she on earth no more could sing;
Then she whispered blessed Jesus.
Soon with the angels 1 will sing.
Farewell, to papa mamma. sister and brother,
My heart was sad to part with you,
But since it was the Saviour's will.
Trust him he doeth all things well.
BY HER PARENTS.
More deeply grieve for the dear LaRue.
AS pass the lonely days;
Memories of thy sweet and tender face.
cherish through my tears.
BY GRANDMA.
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An Enjoyable Evening.

For the Advocate.
An event long to be remembered
took place on Tuesday evening, De-
cember q, at the fine home of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Myers, Pleasant Valley.
That the evening was an enjoyable
one is expressing ii mildly. The
instrumental and vocal music rend-
cred by Miss Blanche Loeber, Of Bal
timore, delighted the guests immense
ly. Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Myers, Misses Maggie, Nettie,
Goldie and Sadie Myers, Ollie, Car
roll and Samuel Myers, Milton Pow
ell, Marshall Crumpacker, Leonard
Yingling, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Hahn
and son, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Myers,
Miss Blanche Loeber, of Baltimore
Ollie Erb, Taneytown; VIM. Miller,
Wakefield; Edgar F. Keefer and wife,
j. ID. Mitchell and wife, VIM, Ora and
May Turtle, Westminster; Mrs. Harry
Turtle and Mrs. Allie Grim, Winches-
ter, Va
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Mr. FOWble Entertains Employees.
For the Advocate.

The employees or the passenger and
freight station OF this city presented
Harry ID. Fowble, the agent, with a
brass umbrella stand. MIR. Fowble
in return rendered banquet to the
railroad boys at his residence, West
Main street, on Tuesday night. The
evening was passed very quietly with
the exception OF Mr.. w. A. Lindsay
who insisted upon singing to u &C
companied by J. III Ryland on the
Jews Harp. Among some cf the
songs rendered were There's one face
missing from the bunch, My Old Ken
lucky home and many others, Those
present were Messrs. iii. Id. FoWEle
VIM. +. Helm, f. T. Butler, Irving Lit
Tile, Charles Everhart, VIM. Sullivan
n. Fl. Roop, w. A. Lindsay and J. f.
Rylanl
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Edward G.. Bixler, son Of Elder and
Mrs. Uriah Bixler, near this city, and
Margaret p. Englar, daughter of MIS-
Martha "A. Englar, Of New Windsor
were married yesterday at the brides
home, By the groom's father, Elder
ITriah Bixler. They left On the after
noon train for North Manchester, Ind,
where MIR. Bixler is president Of Man
chester College.
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This Vocalist DiSturbs the Neighbors
| For the Advocate.


William T.. Helm, our jovial gate
man at the railroad gave a stag party
to the boys of the freight and pas
senger station, this city, Wednesday,
at his residence ON Pennsylvania
avenue. The evening was delightfully."-
spent by all except THE Neighbors,"
who thought there was a calf bleating
somewhere The cause of 1t, we sup
pose, was the singing by the Dirty
Dozen Quartette, led by wv. "A. Lind
say. Among the songs rendered were
is there any Room i'm Heaven for a
Railroad Man, MY Wife is Home
Again" and many others. Another
feature of the evening was the SPLEEN
did buck dancing by MIR. Lindsay.
Among those present were Messrs.
VIM. T.. Helm, III. ID. Fowble, Irving
Little, Chas. Everhart, VIM. Sullivan,
~. III Roop, wv. "a Lindsay, J. III. Ry-
land and Samuel Helm. of Washing
ton, Id q. WY" @-
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Grace Lutheran Church. Sunday school and
Adult Bible Classes d. m; Divine service 10. 80
n m. and 73O p m; Y P S. c. E. 6.45 p m. Prayer
meeting Wednesday 7.30 ID. I'm.
Rev. p. II. Miller. d. D.. Pastor.
Salem Lutheran Charge ~ Sc. Benjamin. - Di-
vine service p. IN. st. hn's-Sunday School a.
m Divine service 10 q. m.
IL. wv. Doty, Pastor.
Ascension Church. Sunday Services. 7.30 q. NJ.
Holy Communion. 1870 ON. m-, Morning Prayer
Litany and Sermon. (Holy Communion on first
Sunday of month"; $50 y. M. Sunday School; 4.15
p- m. Sunday School Service. Service and Sermon
in Chapel first Sunday of month. at pm.
Frank a. Gibson. Ph. d.. Rector.
st. Paurs Reformed Church.-Sunday school 9.45
N. nm, Worship IL a. m. and tbs ID. M. Md-week
Worship. Wednesday $50 y. m. CatechisTn. Sat.
urday. ESQ p. m.
Calvin S. SlaEle. Pastor
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Sale Register.

March TO- ut 10 u. m., stock and farming imple-
ments Benjamin Sherry. the Smith farm. on
the Aims house road near Westminster VIM T.
Warner Auct.
March IA, 10 IA. m. stock and farming nipple
me a. VIM. r. Yingling. or the Orendorf farm
u lie from Stonersvie.
March 10, mt IL m. stock and farming imple-
ments Scott Lloyd, on Warfeldsburg road. z
miles east of Warfeldsburg. +. A. Crawford
Auct
March a. ut 8 A. m.--Elmer l. Crumbacker. 2
miles south OF New Windsor. Edward Sittig and
j. Roy Sundergill clerks.
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SneciaI Religious Services.

AT st Johns Church on sunday
New Years day, a Solemn High Mass
will BE celebrated at the regular
hour, ten O'Clock. The Patronal reast
Of the church will be observed In con-
junction with the feast OF the CIR
cumcism.
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$35 More Added,

The additional subscriptions re-
ceived through It. Herbert Shriver
for the jackson Day National Cele-
bratiOl, to take place i'm Baltimore on
the 17th OF January, are as follows !:
w. W. OWCl p1U.UU
Frank |. Lewis and Jos. Kahn. $500
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ROOP'S VILLAGE.

We do not recognize war, ana take
no part i'm fighting. If any i'm our
village are fond of fighting and war
ing they are requested to leave, for
we prefer peace.
Rev. Hoover, of Union Bridge, Md,
preached at Meadow Branch church
Christmas day.
]. D. Roop, ST., and wife and Mrs.
w. z. Roop have been on the sick list.
Mrs. Amy L. Shaw gave turkey
and chicken dinner on Christmas day.
Those present were J. D. Roop, ST.,
Mrs. Mary T.. Roop, Rev. w. Z. Roop,
Elder Ezra NJ. Senseney, Mrs. Clara
Senseney, John ID. Roop, Jr., Miss
Levinia Roop, Mrs. Flora Myers,
Misses Ethel Roop, Mamie Roach,
Pearl Myers, Helen Roop and Earl w.
Roop. All appeared to enjoy them
selves.
Mrs. A L. Shaw received a number
of nice gifts from friends this Christ
mas.
John D. Rcop, ST., lost a valuable
horse December IS, from its leg being
broken. Hively, Snyder, Hopkins,
Roop, and Bill took the horse to his
resting place.
Edgar Snyder had company on De-
cember %.
Mrs. Sense visited ]. D. Roop's
Monday.
Rev. w. E. Roop gave a family din
ner On December g.
Tramps are most too plentiful in
our village, we wish they would put
up at another place, and give US
a rest.
Some masqueraders visited our vii
lage on horseback and gave us the
yule yells.
We have old time Christmas wealth
er.
Coasting and sleighing have been
the order of the day.
Meadow Branch Sunday school gave
their children a Christmas treat.
Meadow Branch day school gave a
Christmas entertainment, and treated
the children and the children treated
the teacher in return for his kindness
a good thing to teach children is that
many a kind act deserves to be re-
turned.
Well write 1911 with cheer,
And wish all happy New Year.
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dec-3O-te
YAEVIDEND NO. 10.

The Sykesville National Bank,
Sykesville, Md, December %, 1910.
The President and Directors have this
day declared semi-annual Dividend of
THREE PER CENT.
on the Capital Stock of this Bank, clear
Of all Federal, State and County Taxes,
payable on and after Tuesday, January
Bird, 1911. VIM. M. CHIPLEY,
dec-30 1t Cashier.
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Wanfed ---Apprenfice.

"a young man To help and do general
work in flour mill. "A splendid oppor-
tunity to learn the trade. Must be
honest and good character. Address
OF call
s C. M. KAY,
dec 3O-2t FinksbErg, Md.
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TNTON MILLS.

On Sunday morning last Mrs. Le1s-
ter, the aged widow OF the late Jonn
Lester, of this place, fell on the lce
and broke one OF the bones OF ner
right arm. About the same time
Berne Ecker, OF this place, slipped ana
fell and sustained fracture OF ne
left arm. DR.. L. G. Wetzel rendered
the necessary surgical aid 1n Doth
instances.
IN wednesday evening of this week
Abraham ". Wolf died suddenly IN
the Office of his SON, DIR. Wolf, a
veterinary surgeon, of this place. Mr.
Wolf had just arrived here from BAL
timore, where he had been liVlng loI
some time, and seemed to be In an
exhausted condition. DR.. Won was
in Hanover at the time. Thomas w.
Kelly, who was in the ONCE at tne
time, left MIR. Wolf i'm and gave aim
a chair. He had occupied 1t put
short time when his head began 10
droop. Mr.. Kelly thought he was
asleep. but owing to his peculiar
breathing became alarmed about ms
condition and fastened to summons
his daughter, who lived in an ad-
Joining house. Before he returned
Mr.. Wolf had expired. he was aOOuc
70 years OF age and was a native OF
Adams county, Pennsylvania, near the
MARYLAND line, in the vicinity OF ~.
Bartholomew's Church. Some %
years ago he lived at and run Wolf .
mill, which then belonged to ms
brother, the late Plus Wolf, one mile
north Of this place. He is survived
by q wife and the following children :
Charles, Union Mills; Alfred, Wood
berry; Martin, Baltimore; Mrs. VIM.
Kenny, Highlandtown; Mrs. Horace
McCauley, Baltimore; Mrs. George
Walker, Hartford county, and nall
brother, L. III. Houck, Baltimore His
remains were inferred Friday noon,
At st. Bartholomew cemetery.
For the past three weeks everybody
who had a horse and sleigh enjoyed
the fine sleighing, but now it is
pleasure of the past.
The young folks also enjoyed them
selves hugely coasting.
The Nj. E. Sunday school gave
Christmas entertainment on Monday
evening last to a large audience.
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In sad but loving remembrance of eur dear son
Horace G. Caple who departed this life years a
go today, December 81. 1906.
Just five years ago today,
One we loved has died ard left us.
For the dark and silent tomb;
Closed his eyes in sleeping slumber,
Faded in his early bloom.
Heidi not sink by slow decay,
Like one who lives the longest;
But every tie was wrenched away
Just when those ties were strongest.
One by one earth ties are broken,
As our loved ones are borne away,
But the hope of the resurrection
Turns our darkness into day.
BY HIS PARENTS.
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On account of scarlet fever Mexic
school will be closed until January IL
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So SUITS MADE
TO Order, $40.
.S23 SUITS MADE
TO ORDER, $lS.
.SHARRER 6 GORSUCH.
MO. 1858 EQUITY.

MO. 1883 EQUITY.
I'm the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
J. Ezra Stem, Assignee Of Mortgage,
Plaintiff, ". Mary z. Noel and
George T. Noel, her hus-
band, ct. al, Defend
ants.
Ordered this Goth day Of December, a:
ID. 1910, that the account OF the
Auditor filed in this cause be finally ratl-
fed and confirmed, unless cause to the
contrary thereof be shown on or before
the 18th day of January, next; pro-
vided a copy Of this order be inserted
for two successive weeks before the
last named day in some newspaper
published in Carroll county.
OSCAR u. GILBERT, Clerk.
True copy, Test
dec 30-2t OSCAR d. GILBERT, Clerk.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT.
ELEcTION NOTICE.

L'LE(1AOTS NOlICE.
The Annual meeting Of the Stockhold-
ers Of The Mount Airy Savings Bank, for
the purpose Of electing Directors toman-
age the affairs Of the Bank for the en-
suing year, will be held at the Banking
House in Mount Airy, on Monday, jan
usry 9th, 1911, between the hours Of 10
q. m. and IL m.
A. r. WORDSWORTH,
dec-3O-te Cashier.
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WI AR n ] = ..

Near Westminster, Nd. December p. 1910. at
the home OF Elder Uriah Bixler. Adam ". Keesey
and Mary A Lawyer, both of Melrose. Md.
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I'M MEMORIAM.


I'M MEMORIAN.
In sad but IovenG remembrance of my dear sis
ter Moliie Logue, who departed this life years
ago, Dec. p.
Gone but not forgotten.
In the graveyard my dear sister is sleeping,
Where the flowers gently wave;
She the one we loved so dearly.
In her lonely silent grave.
BY HER LOVING SISTER, C. FREEMAN.
In sad but loving remembrance of our dear little
daughter. Eva MI. Freyman. who departed this life
three years ago. Dec. %.
Gone but not forgotten.
Three sad years have passed and gone.
Since we laid our dear little Eva to rest;
No one knows how we miss her,
But we know she IS home in heaven with the
best
BY HER PAPA AND MAMMA.
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Sewing Machines

We are agents for the IA
nous Standard" Machines.
Have you seen our new Stand
ard Cleveland at only $3.50.
1T il really a $500 machine.
We carry i'm stock needles,
shuttles and bobbins for all
makes OF machines. Other re-
pairs furnished promptly
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RUBB E:R
Picture Frames

This is the time of the year
to have your pictures framed
at reduced prices. We have a
number of styles of moulding
in small quantities which we
want to close out before stock
taking. We have about cut the
price in half to do it. Bring in
your pictures and see how
cheaply we can frame them.
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$500 Porfiers 1928

Regular $500 goods in
plain red, plain green and
stripes, a bargain at only
1898. f
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Couch Covers CSC

Lot Of couch covers in full
size, regularly worth S1.25,
to close out only CSC.
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VN -HERM0S0 hICUER0o
mr.
MariscaI MardHSs- De CaSteHabe

El difunto Ma MARQUES de Caa-
tellane hacia siempre que. .sus soldaoos
presentasen las armas al pasar por de-
lante de I'm celebre vihedo de Bor-
gena; y era opinion dol mariscal que
no debia dispensarse semejante honof
mas que a los vinos de ticho pals y. En-
ounto hoaores, 10 mejor es leer opl-
1iones diVerSas
Acabo de.sufrir. escribia Madame
Turpin a uns de sus amigas de Lyon,
una terrible fiebre tifeidea que POGO
81 me lleva al cementeria. AL reparar
mis- parientes Ia Temperature espanto-
"a de mi cuerPo vel estado de mi lem
quay sobre todo ell grande delirio de-
ni cerebro. estaban cenvencidos de
nj muerte. Sin embargo, tvdavia estoy
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por aqui. Pero 81 bien Ia enfermedad
dabia desaparecido, me dej6 de tai
mode empobrecida Ia sangre que nc
lograba repoperme, y a pesar de inf
nitas precaucjoEss y de un regimen
fortaleciente no coDseguia cue me
rolviesen las fuerzas. Me faltaba COM
| pletamente el;apetito. La menor i'm
prudencia pedia determinar una re-
caida mas grave que la enfermedad
nisma, y en- ese estad0 me hallaba
desde muchas semanas, cuando al
verne sin fuerzas un medico me pres
cribi6 ell vino de Quinium Labarraque
la dosis de dos capitas de las de
lcor por dia, una por Ia manana =
otra por la noche.
Cuales no serian nj sorpresa
mi dicha cuando transcurridos alguno.
dias me senti resucitar! Mi convale-
cencia Sc afirmaba y recobre ell gusto
por los alimentos, me reaparecieron
lien pronto las fuerzas va pude
pasearme un POGO. Al cabo de ounce
1ias me hallaba de tai modo restable-
cid0 que volvi mi vida habitual a
mis- ocupaciones cotidianas y desde
entonces me encuentro perfectamente
bien.
Aconsejola, pues, mi querida ami
"a, toda vez que usted esta siempre
9ebil y su convalecescia Sc eterniza,
)ue tome en- su farmacia QUinium
1abarraque y yo Ia garantizo que en
pco tempo encontrari ell vigor y la
Aegria. Su muy atenta amiga
Maria TuRPIN.
Ell uso del Quiniun Labarraque la
osis de una copita de licer desPues
ada com'da basia, en- efecto, para
restablecer en- psco tierpo las fuerzaS
lie los enfesmos mas agotados Y para
curar seguramente y sin sacudidas las
intermediates de languldez y de ane-
mia mas antiguas y rebeldes, Las fiebres
mas tenaces desaparecen rapidamente
ante este medicamento heroico. e
lulnium Labarraque es todayia sobc-
fanO para impedir para siempre ell r.
.orno de 10 eafermedad.
Por consiguiente, aquellas personas
ie suyo de5iles, o cebilita las por la
edad. ell trabajo O los excesos; los
adultos a quienes un crecimiento de-
nasiado rapido ha fatigado mucho;
ias jdvenes que experimentan difcul
tad an formarse @ desarr0llarse las
senoras que sufren las coasecuencias
lie los partos; los ancianes a quienes
q edad ha debili,ado; por llltimo, los
anemicos en- general, deben cacer uso
iel vino de Quinium Labarraqle pues
esta de un modo particular Indicate
7ara los convatecientes.
Ell Quinium Labarraque Sc vende en-
p0elas y en- ij2 botellas en- todas as
tarmacias. Deposito general : Casa
FEERE, 10, rue Jacob, Paris. 8
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Sc DESEA

I'm taquigrafo que tome
fictado en- Ingles y Espahol
BuHna opOrtunidad.
Para informes dirijirse al
apartado 63l. San Juan.
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A los Comercianfes
@w Decimos.

+, LA CORREoPONDENC1A" ofrece 4 los anuncian.
@ gran varledad de tipos estilos para sus anuncioe
nunclos adornadosCches de estereopia que mantengau
eempre limpio perfecto anuncioChches de pana en-
ea especales anuncos grandes para hojas suel
tas-f1]ese en- las ediciones de LA CORRESPONDENT.
In elias vera sucesivas muestras mcdelos de sus
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Aver en- Catafio. ante RI rura r. :.
psroquis de aquol pob!ado. coutrs
jercn matlmoHo Mr. Luis Fciirs.
lie Hardy y Ia Sra Euccnia Dcp
apadrinaron Il acto el Juez don jos.
BsEan : Ia Sta- Carmen Lopez.
FL nueyo hogar 50 IA tornado
en- Cataho el GondC los feless COR
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Sendda mueIte en-. AIecibo
Fallecio Ia alistrada .seno-
rita Amelia Ro,lg y Ca
salduc.
La ausencia eterna de Ia esprit.
tual ''Azurea" ha cauSado pc
nosisima impression en- aque.
lla sociedad.
(Qe npestro correeponsal J

\D0 uUCSAO COiAoePohSoA
Junio,12.-En la tarde del viernes
dej6 deexistir la distinguida y apre
ciadaASrta. Amelia Roig y Casalduc-
Nell, como scari6osamente Sc le lla-
paaba,. CfueAdolencia venia minan-
10 esR,pretiosa,e1istencia e,inutiles
flppaessesfuessos que Sc hizo por
sah Elsepeho del cadaver tuvo
lu k6mla. mismasta tarde y.muchas
fuehaa spersonas>que le acompa-
alrnn dnasta lanecr6pois. Acompa-
haInae en- -su delor & sus apreciados
tasiksreey que Dios haya acogido
pn.su seno a Ia espiritual Azurea.
Paz 4 sus reStos.
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Anuneie Vd. con elaHdad
y eIeqancia.

II ananclo artistico bonito 10 lee todo el mundo
1unoaos orlados Cch6 especalmente preparados para
periodicamente parte texto para balances ds
oan0o hstas oomerciaes modelos para ocinas ayunta
nentos u alcadias juzeados ETC. Avse usted LA co
tendra mas amplios informes
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D|BECTOR|O Dc SAN JUAN

Farmacia Colon.-Antigao esta.
blecimiento Gran surtido de drogas
y patentizados Plaza principal. San
Juan. H..
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The
LONDON DIRECTORY

published Annually
ENABLES traders through.
Aout the World to commune
cate direct with English
Manufacturers & Dealers
in each class of goods Besides
being q complete commercial gui.
de to London and its suburbs the
Directory contains lists of
IMPORT MERCHANT,
with the goods they ship, and the
Colonial and Foreign Markets
they supply;
STEAMSHIP LINES
arranged under therorts to which
they sail, and indicating the apro.
ximste sailings
PROVINCIAL TRADE NOTICE,
e1leading Manufacturers Mer.
chants, ETC., ia the principal pro-
vincial towns and industrial cen.
tres of the United Kingdom.
A copy of the current edition
will be forwarded, freight paid.
nreceipt of Postal Order for 2o;,
Dealers seeking Agencies can
advertise their trade cards for FL,
orlarger advertisements from ta
iIr LONDON DIRECTORY CO., LII,
25Abchurch Lane, London, E :.
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Consoles A LAS MADREs-Ei
Jarabe calm ante della Seriora wiusIov
oebe de usa.se siempre que los min o.
estan en- el psriodo de 10 denticio .
proportions alivio Immediate al PEG ue
nc paclente produce un sOefio at u rai
tranquilo, alivia el dolor y el An &C.
'Ilto despierta muy vivo y allegro. Ks
muy sgradable al pAladar, cal N al
aiho ablanda sus dolores, hace fac il la
iuncion del est6mago y regula 10 in
tentlnos. Es 81 msjor rsmedio CO noci-
DO para Ia dfsrrea "a aprovengaes t. de
"a dentIcion de cualquiera otra. Ten
case mucho cuidado en- psdir eli "Jsra
De Calmante de la Sehora winslow" O.
e. mejorde tedos.