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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1890-01-30
Denver Items.

The last mortal remains of Charles L.
McGaha were laid to rest in Sandy Spring
Church-yard last Sunday, amidst large
concourse of sorrowing relatives and
friends. 1t was our good pleasure to be in
timately acquainted with Mr.. McGaha for
a number of years, and we always found
him to be an honorable, honest, conscien-
tious, kind hearted, hard-working young
man, who maintained the respect of all
who knew him. He leaves a wife and
three small children to mourn their sad
loss in the death of kind husband and
father.
Farmers are making good use of the fine
weather in preparing their lands for anoth-
er crop.
Every one speaks in praise of the edito.
rial in last weeks INTELLIaENcER, concern
ing certain Greenback-Democrat "now
acting with (3) the Republicans" Wewould
be glad to see his boasted constituency test
ed, for it is doubtful if he could get ba-
ker's dozen respectable white votes in the
County, for both Democrats and Republi-
cans had rather vote for man whose polit-
ical leaning is from prin ciple, and not for
the love of Office.
Henceforth the school at this place will
occupy the new school.room which is just
completed.
Tho warm weather. continues JAY.
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Itenla of Interest,

Farmers are seeing the economy OF hav,
ing small Blacksmith outfit for planta.
ton work, and Sullivan Hardware Co.
propose to furnish everything In this line
at remarkably low prices.
They are making drive on Farming
Tools and Implements just now, having
lust received 75, 600 pounds of Steel Flows
300 Dixie Plows, 800 dozen Handled Hops,
&c.
rhey mean to sustain their reputation
for CARRYING the best and largest stock of
valuable farming implements Of any house
in this State, and when it comes to prices
can never be downed.
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BELros, s. C., Jan. %, 1890.

BELToN, s. c., Jan. 2S, 1880.
Several citizens in and around Bolton
have been suffering from effects of severe
colds Among whom are Mrs. g. Mitchell,
Mrs. ). T. Rice and daughter, Miss Daisy.
Mrs. Mitchell has been dangerously i'll,
but we are glad to announce that she is
much better and the others are improving.
Your correspondent has been struggling
to break the almost unyielding grip Of
STA Grippe," or some of its near kin.
But for the appreciated kind attention of
the bachelor member Of the INTEIL1GENcER
last Saturday while in Anderson We, per-
haps, would be unable to express our
thanks to. him and Anderson's bachelor
Probate Judge, by whose timely nursing
ne were able to Withstand the first attack.
What is more of wonder than that An.
derson has these bachelors ? Leap Year
will be around again after awhile. We
feel sure that their bachclor-hood will
end in the beginning of it.
Capt. Land has almost completed the
new ticket and telegraph Office here. None
on the line will be more convenient or
handsomer than this when the finishing
touch has been put on. Capt. Land did
his best, and Belton thanks him for it.
J. R. Gossett, Esq, of Easley, was in
town few days ago. He gave us pleas
ant call. He is always busy, but We
would like frequent calls from him. he,
perhaps, will find the way to all lovers of
learning, as be at present is canyassing
for Encyclopedia Britannica" one of the
best, of such greatly needed and most de-,
sirable works.
Rice Brothers have bought out "Bob"
McGee, who has decided to become q citi-
zen of Darlington. He ought to have con,
sidered Belton's old claim on him and re-
mained to help her in those big enter
prises that are to be started not far in the
future. They are becoming loudly whis-
pered now. Rice Bros. are always ready
to take hold when anything ought to be
done for the good of the town or sur
rounding country. They will be ready,
therefore, to supply the wants of all that
entertained fears of obtaining any and
everything desirable at bottom prices.
Come to Belton for everything you need.
Sundays services at the Methodist
Church were conducted by the Rev. DR..
Lander. His congregations are sure to
see one pleasant face and to hear sweet,
comforting and instructive words.
DR.. Harris has just returned from a
short visit to Florida. He will keep
bachelors hall till Mrs. Harris has gath
ored full supply of orange blossoms for
her waiting friends here. KAPPA.
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Full line of choice Chromos and Oil
Paintings at WATKINS Book STORE.
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Magnificent Stock Of Dry Goods.

propose make Store attractive than ever BY keeping
beautiful goods have our store
sbe Prices undersed by Remember we
loaded from hutlo with all kinds of goods
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Winter Clothing Goods will sell almost
YOUR own price they must be dwe
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1890-01-30

Best Scent cigar In town at Watkins
Book Store.
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Shoes, Shoes,

Our stock been confident the finest stock
of Shoes in Anderson buy Ladies' and Gents Fine
specially bought the best Mems Hats the have ever
seen Hat offering for 81 t beats the world
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a telegram was received in the city
Wednesday morning announcing the death
of DR.. John NJ. Mcconnell, which occurred
at Titusville, Florida, Tuesday night. DIR.
Mcconnell was son of Mr.. ]. a. Nc
Connell, of this County, and went from
this County to Florida last December. He
was efflicted with that terrible disease
consumption-and it was hoped that his
removal to Florida would prove beneficial
to his health. He was an excellent young
man: and the announcement OF his death
will be heard with sorrow by host Of
friends and relatives. He was about 20
years of age, and for several years past
practiced medicine in this County. His
remains will be brought to Anderson, and
will probably arrive to day (Thursday).
The Greenwood correspondent of the
Abbeviile Press and Banner says we
think the Anderson Alliance, acted
wisely in refusing to endose any candidate
for political preferment, not that there is
any lack OF suitable men within their
ranks, but our party is MT yet in posi-
tion to Withstand the dis. W. ton that such
O course would indicate. Let the Demo-
cratic party present solid phulanx, and
endorse men solely OH their merit,
whether in or out Of the Alliance. We
believe furthermore, TINT the action of
this Alliance is only an earnest, that,
whatever else they may cnj"in upon thoir
members, they will in IL, wise interfere
with the blood bought right they have to
the full enjoyment of their civil and re-
ligious liberty
And old paper gives the following de-
scription of the fall and winter OF 1882,
which, no doubt, some OF our readers will
remember: 1.-THE fall OF 1892 was unusu-
ally mild. Cold days and fires OCCASION
ally reminded one of the season, but until
February the cold had not been sufficient
to interfere with vegetation. Plentiful
rains had filled the small streams and
branches, and the weather was frequently
almost sultry. About the 18th of that
month, in less than "a hours the ther.
mometer fell rapidly to point that made
this winter known as the hard winter in
the South. Ice formed so thick that il
bore the weight of heavy carriages, bird:
and cattle we're frozon in the woods, trees
were split in the forest from top to roots
and thoir skeletons recalled for many
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Mrs. T. H. Brock and Miss Sallie Wing
are visiting friends in Columbia and
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1890-01-30
Beautiful Handkerchie
Table Linen and Damasks

We bought Linen Doyles and Towels cheap that we ra
many and we propose making cheap they will be sol
the housekeepe get their supplies of these useful
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Flat Rock Items.

The warm weather continues.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1890-01-30

Farmers are making good use of the fine
weather in preparing their lands for anoth-
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s. INV. Phillips, Of the Easily sec:
Zion, who Is an old subscriber to the IN
TELIIoEscER, called to see US Monday.
sHe reports the people generally in his
section ia q prosperous condition, and
saays the farmors are preparing for another
big crop.
Wednesday morning the INrELLIaEN-
sCEn had pleasant call from Mr.. Robert G..
Hsynie, Of Calhoun County, Ala, who Is
now visiting old friends and relatives in
this his native County. Mr., Haynie left
Anderson about forty years ago, and this
! is his Arsty.sit to his old home. He says
nothing looks familiar to him in or around
s.Endersoh accept The old Cburt Hohse:. He
Eas long been d subscriber to the, 4NYEE.
iifaENeEn, and il afforded US much pleas,
!. nre to meet him.
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g. F. JONES.

immense sales December necessary make trip
New kinds Goods cheap the of the
immense Stock prices that will make our Store the
leading houe of Anderson.
Lovely Ginghams, Prints and Sattines.
These Come and them Remembe we have an
entirely New Stock person. and show Goods that others
cannot
Beautiful Handkerchiefs and Hosiery.
We have magnificent stock Handkche Hosiery, Cors Kid Gloves
and thousands of pretty articles cannot mention.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-11

Of NicE FiIS. asking that his license for
saloon he s>usI % cover ~ Nos- Go and SIS
sO4ta Division street instead OF No ~ Canal
street. having moved % said locality.
on m0s.on ofAd. Mckee. referred 10 Com
m.ttee on Wcys sad Means.
90 ~rbas.ian Klaibsr. asking council 70
authorize the clerk % transfer his license for
saloon from corner of Pearl aad Front streets
70 No. "a south Division street. having moved
% the latter place.
On motion OF Aid. Anderson. request was
granted. and clerk instructed 90 make the
Necessary endorsement.
90 Clas. Miller. representing that he 0ws lot
2s =. Tregent subdivision. under contract,
that said lot was sold under the TAX sale certi-
frate No a2t for taxes assessed for sewer
Ia Crosby street. asking for quit claim deed
upou pavment ~ all legal charges
on motion of AID. Mckee. reie red TO Com
mitfee on Ways and Means
OfO. n. Chpman and saTah 7. Chipman.
asking iorN duplicate deed Of lot -. block +.
% oak HU Cemetery. representing that said
@. u Chipman bought said lot july p; ls56. ia
accordance with a statement Of T.. g. Luce.
comri ssonrr % said cemetery. attached %
petition. That they desire 70 haze such deed
recorded ia tbe req Istsrs onlce-ths original
deed being lest.
ga motion of M. Terev referred 20 Com
m itfee on Ways and Means and ci-V attorney.
Qfthe directors of The Ec1J County Humane
Society a. g.. rorr-r. sccr- tarv. calling atten
ton % tie council % the taa condition OF the
water hyirtut n tae c. .ay market. that no
water can he supplied tr. teams. cau,.Rg suf
ering askins council % cause sad hyarant
t' ae rsra red sr ones,
U. notion er iff r-r.us referred % the
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-11

10Th ths method sn1 results when
egFup II u - ta1sa; il Is pleasant
1ld refreshing = the tasts, and actz
gently Jet promptly ca ths Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
I'm elfsctlallY, dispeis colds, heal
aches and tsyers and cures habiEnal
constipation syrup of tigs is the
any remedy OF its Kind ever pro-
duoed, pleasing b the taste and ac-
eePtabis y the stomach, pr0aPt Ia
i1 action and truly beneficial "A its
Effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, It's
naSS excellent qualities commend IL
q al and have made il the most
poD'lLrr remedy known.
syrup Of Figs Is for sale Ia SOC
and 81 bottles bY al leading drug
gisfA ANY reliable druggist Who
nay not have iE on hand VII pro-
eurs il promptly far any enc who
Wishes - Try It. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG syrup co.
ssg FRssClsc0. cfL.
Lolt2siLAz. ~ AZ FoRN. ~
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-11
Reports OF city Omccrs.
MAToR's OFFICE.

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grand RAPIDS. Mich. June 3 l590.
Gentlemen OF the Common Counc.l.-I here
by suspend operation of the following reSOlu-
tion adopted al a session OF the Common
Council held on June 2nd inst. tO-wit:
Resolved. That the mayor and members
Of this board vsit the city Of Buffalo. New
YORK. TO inspect the different Asphalt pave
ments laid by different companies in the said
city. that they may investigate the practica-
bility OF said pavement. both for improving
residence .and business streets. that the
nece ssary expenses OF said trip be paid by the
city from the contingent fund"
The following arc the reasons why. In ny
Judgment the said resolution should not 20
Into effect:
First am persuaded that the examination
and invests cation the members ofthe Common
Council would be able 20 make from such a
trip would not be thorough nor satisfactory;
but from necessity would be superficial and
limited. AMI that we should returr but little
wiser than when we left IS to the real compar-
atiye merits Of the different kinds Of pave
mcnts
second-It is my judgment that much
more satisfactory iuvcsti cation can 10 made
either through q small committee, or by the
selection OF some person competent 10 DO
such work Who would make a careful. critical
and thorough examination. taking the neces-
sary time therefor.
Third Certain members OF the Common
Council together with representatives OF the
Board os Public Worss but recently made a
trip 90 the CifT of Indianapolis ~ the expense
of rho c.t-.a0d there inspected samples OF
dlG reat kinds of asphalt pavement collected
f0- TIE purpose q Al inspection.
Fourth The object ol the trip Is limited bg
th- resolution % an Inspection oi difereu,
Kinds OF asphalt psv nen- alone and IS no-
t.r tae purpose OF i1vest.GarinE p4yements
g-1eral7 with view ~ determining which is
Preferable for our vents
therefore eoac.ud that The beneficial re-
sqIts 20 the city w01t5 not be commansurate
With the expense Involved ir The f-ip.
Rsspectf1.lv submitted.
EDWIv Z. UHr.
Mayor.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-11

Respectfully submitted.
JANIS VANDESRTRGr
Comptroller.
The mayor called tho attention Of the coun-
ell 10 second q. title 4. OF the charter relative
TO the expenditure Of moneys for highway pur-
poses.
Aid. CreQue moved that the report be ac-
cepted and adopted. and the clerk be in
structed TO draw orders In favor OF the several
parties as recommended 10y the comptroller.
and the clerk s1d comptroller be instructed a.
draw an order on tie city depository FOR
s5.52l.2) o De s5ursod by the treasurer @ the
several parties named IN the comptroller re-
port holding orders on the funds therein
named I'm which there IS money.
Adopted.
Neas-Ald. Anderson. Carpenter Creoue.
Doreu. Doyle. Eumer. Hsuser. Miller. Mckee.
O'DonneH. Saunders. stein. stokes. SprouL
thbIns striker. Iateum. Turner, lere&-ia.
Nays-Noue.
CRY TrFAsrRrr's OFvcv.l
GrtNn RtT-ne. Mich Jrno % H
To the Honorable Mayor aud Connoa CoI1-
cl Of she City Of Grand Rapids.
Gentleme1-I herewith submit ny 70
port of the condition q the various funds ~
the close % bus ness May So l7aG.
Respectfully submitted.
Gzo r. PrrrT
CITY Treasurer.
On motion Of Ald. Creque accepted and
f.ed.
grand EtTlrs, Nlcn.. Say l. lf27
crEDEr.
FirsHen .-....... . - TI15 s
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-11

l-ass ~
CrrY THr4srEFF.s OFrTCf.
GHAyp BkFfDs Mtch.. June g. l-.'
To the Honorable the Mayor aHd Common
Council % the civ OF Grand bapils.
Gentemen-The library fund is credited
with the sum 81 one hundred and seven
$40. .O0j dollars received from pouoe court
fines. and would respectfully ask that The
clerk aud comptroller draw a warrant on the
clty depository in my favor 10 be paid % Tie
board OF education.
Respectfully submitted.
Gao. +. pEEEY.
CITY Treasurer.
Granted on motion Of AID. Creque.
Yeas-Ald. Anderson. Carpenter Cree ue
Doren, Doyle. Emmer Hauser. Miller. Nils.
O'Donneu. Stein. Stokes. stebbIns. strykeT. Ia
teum. Turner. AeceN-E.
Nzys-None.
CRY TEEksruTE's orricIl
GEAND RAFrps. Mich. June ~. 1870
To the Honorable the Mayor aud Common
Council oi the city % Grand Rapids
Gentlemen The county treasury hss this
day PAID % me the sum Of .sio.lss5.l ten thou
sand one hundred eiebtythree and fifty
eight hundfedtas dollars. this being The total
amount Of The primary school and library
money.
would respectfu,y ask that the clerk and
comptroller draw warrant on tie city &C.
postoryin in nay favor Tor this amount. - be
paid TO the treasury OF the Board Of Id uca-
ton.
Respectfully submitted.
Gro X. PEEEr.
C.ty Treasurer.
Granted on motion of AID. Grcque.
Ycas-Ald. Anderson. Carpeufer. Creque
Doren. Doyle. Emmcr. Hauser. Miller. 0.bou-
nell. Saunders. stein. STOKES. s9roul. eteb-
bins. otyAcr Turner. lere1-ll.
Nays-Nouo.
OrrfcT or CITY MtEsHsr.
GEAvn RkFluS. Mich. June a l7f.
To the Honorable the Mayor and Common
Council Of the city Of GRAND Rapids.
Gentlemen would respectfully Ca' your
attention toa dangerous walk on west side Of
East street. between Bates street and Inb
avenue. the same belng about ls inches above
other walks.
Respectfully submitted.
CHAuLEs s. WusoS.
city NarshaL
on motion ~ Ald. Stein. referred 20 Com
mittce on Sidewalks.
Tnf -rrEmoF CovEr ~ GRATn RsrlDs.
GHANu Etrfns. ~ bich.. june +. lhH.
To the Honorable Mayor and Common Council
% the CITY o. Grand Rapids;
Geuuemen-I te teresy submit 20 your honor
abe BODY statement of the receipts Of NY
Office for ise month eudu9 May Hst lsls.
for which hofd The proper vouchers
cTf TFrssrHr
Entry fees q ~ t2ro. -..........s IS M
-trnarrsricrs frcs. e - 800 - 1r 0
Judgment fees. 2sf $500 -.- sr
Decree ees. at 500 o. m
! jury fees a. 50l......-.............. ~
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Libros esoogidos. Acaban de 70.
oibirse en- esta Imprenta, los Sc
guientes:
ROBERTSON. - Nuevo curse
del idioma ingl6s.
ABELLlA. Derecho Admins
ttativo.-Tratado de Sanidad y Be-
neficencia.-Manual de Hacienda
Municipal PraCtica Criminal
Contribution y Amillaramiento.-
Manual de Formularios.-M Manual
del SeCretario de Ayuntamiento.-
Dereeho Administrative Espafiol.
-JUxgados NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
de Contribution Territorial.-Ma
nual de Policia Urbana.-Manuai
de las atribuci0Des de los Alcal-
des.
OLLENDORFF. - Gram&tica
inglesa.
GALANTE. --.DicCionario Mu-
nicipai.
VAzQUEz QUEIPo Tablas
de logarlbmos.
GALINDO Y EsOOsURA.-Le,
gislaci6n Hip0teoaria.
OuTiOsidsdes cientiRco-domesticas.
Las arahss.
La familia dsscOnocida, p&gina de
historic natural.
I'll microscopic del doctor Ballen.
ger.
Uns nochs apsovschAds, 81 gas, sl
petr0lso.
Los mistcriOs de Ia luna, La hernia
NJ de Rembrandt, etc,
| OARTAS de Santa Teresa de Jssds,
y otFos sscritos y Gocumentos refsren-
tes 4 ssts grands y santa madre.
| O0OPER.-Dofia Mercedes de Gas.
tilla, tomo an g, con lAminAs.
| OHATEAUBR1AND. hi Genio del
Oristianismo, 3 tomos.--Los MArtires
| SANTA TERESA DE JESUS
Oarsas.
S0LDEVILLA.-Joyas 10 10 lite
raturs espahola.
| BIBLIOTEOA Universal, varios tomc'
OAMPOAM0R Po6tica.
POLO. III OompsndIO de 10 lAtinidas
RIERA y TortoaA, Eocionss de AgrI
eulturR.
PEREDA. Historic Natural
GAN0T. Ftsica.
AIGUEL. DiccionAEio latino.
LL0FKIU. La JRbonsria.
; OOMBER0USEE. GoometEis.
BRI0T, AlgsbFR.
IeONNKT. GeometTia Analitica.
ULTIMOS dias dc I'm hl6sofo
FKLIU, Fisica J Quimica.
F., ROARTlN Gramatice !ati na.
COMELRRAN GramAtica eastsIla
"a.
NJ. j. de LARRA.--Obrss, 4 totno
FRANCISCO DE QUEVEDO.-
81 ParnAso Espafiol, 8 tomos. --Obra
J seriAs.-0brAs featiVaa.
NJ. QUINTANA.-0brAs.
ALARO0N.-TsasHo, Z tomos.
FR. L. De GRANADA.-Guta
Q pscadoFss.
A. DF sOLIs.--Oonquista de n
: Iiieo.
L01 ~ aARUIA.--Posaise.
II YnlARDn n...Oheas poatlaaa
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sOBRINOs DE EZQUIAGA
A Y / . Q:

I'm La Imprenta. del BoLMrM &c
ha reoibldO el magRi6co libro titula-
do EIVasicGao y los MGsOSSs, POI
Leon Taxil, junto con Las notablea
CoNJesioRss del mismo. AdemAs, se
han recibido MGawGIes de DitSsHt0s J
MssGlss con nuevos reEos, el RitWGi
RomGHo Gd PGrOCkaaa, hermos0s Pu.
rifcadores, gus so reComiendan 4
los sehores Ouras, infnidad de
cromos y tarjetss de fantasia para
felicitaci6n, preoiosisimaA, y uns
inmensidad de elegantes , 6tileE
: -1bjesos de esoritogio.
Todo SO venda s Drocios nmitR
dos.
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PlLDORAS OPERATIVES
DELLA ANCIANA sEIGEL, PARA La

onuipacion de vientre, inaotives y eutor-.
pecimiento del higadO, &C., 40.
Difsrentes de muchss Glasses de medioinAs ca
tArticas, no hAoen que Ia persona % aienta geo
Antes de sentirse mejor. 6u modo de operar
% suave pero complete, sin que le acompaHen
sfectoa dessgradables, tales como snGusas,
dolores, retortijones, &c.
Las Pildoras Operatives de IL Anolana
3eigsl son lS mejor medicina para Ia familia
Iue jamGs % ha descubierto. LimpiAn loo in
;esinos de tod&s Les sustAnciaB tritantes y
loo asian On ana condicIon saludAble. 81 me-
ior remedlo en- Ii 0xistencia para oil destrnctoT
1s nHestras vidGs--la 0onstpsoi6n del vientrs,
sI sntorpecimiento del higado.-
NstAs PildorAs son I'M preventive contra las
salsnturas, como igualmonte contra toda clase
de enfsrmsdades, haciendo1qus desapareEcsn
todbs las mAtsriaa vensnosas dc los intsstinos
OpsrAn CON vigor, psro a. mislno tempo con
uavidad, Ein CAESAR dolor AlgHnc.
q 10 cogs m fuerte' reGfnadO, = Gmenaxa
a hebrs, CON dolores dc cabeEa, On 10 sspAldA
en- los miembrCs del ouerpo, una 8 dos dosis
Do las PildorAa Operatives de la anoiana Seigel
hArkn que desapareEca elreEfrisdoy Y prevondrA
ID hebrs.
On sstomago guoio es 4 oARsa de ana COS
ira On Ia lenguA, CON IN guSto AsperO y de-
saGradabl0 en- la bocA. Unas Cuantas d6sis
do las PildorAs Operatives dc Ii Anciana Heigel
iimpiArkn sl SstomAgo, hArkn que deSapareEca
sl NAL gustO y restituirGn sl apetitc, dsvol-
viendG CON eGto Ia baenA salad.
Con hecuenoia sEcsds que cusndo los all
msntos no son busnos estAn parcialmsnte
istsriorados, producer enfermSdadeS, indis-
posicionOs, nGuseas disrrsA. 81 10 Gmpia
sgt6mAgo dc ssta impurexa CON ana d6sia d.
Lac Pfldoras Operatives de Ia anciana Soigsl
iesAparOcerAn todos osOs efeOtos dosagrads-
blee, Fssultar& una buenA salad.
Las Pfldoraa Op0rAtivAs de Ia anciana Solgel
prsvisnsn loS malos efectOs qzs ocasiona el
axooso On conner beber. Una buenA d6Gis
81 tempo de aoostarss hAcs que 4 ID ma6ana
dgulente Ss encuentrs 10 persona On IN 0s-
tsdo psrfsCto para atsndsr sas ocapacionOs
q nsgoCios.
EGtas pildoras, eatando axucaradAs, SON plA-
centsrAs al tomArsS, obvi&ndose aquOl gusto
desagrAdAble, tan ooInun sn caSi todAs Las pil-
dotas.
II Hr. Dr.. Don N. Amsya, de San Vicente
{ El Halvador), escribe, CON fecha IL dc Abnl
de 1886, 10 siguiente: FL aumsnto del ne
gocio irk notoriamente en- progreso 4 medids
q9e sus medicinAs Be oonoxcan, por 08ecto de
os brillantes efectos On g1 Aplicaci6n. 70
soy m6dico he observAdo dichos etectos;
los medicos son los llamados generaliSar tel
q cuAI medicAmento por 81 busn exito."
Los 6res. iedrAhitA, Villegaa y Cia emil
nentes farmAc9aticos Dc Medellin, Colombia }
sscriben con fecha 30 de Bstiembre, dc 1884,
10 aiguisnte: "Tensmos sl gusto do mAnifeS-
tar Y. que 81 JaFabs do beigei ha teniha
may busnA aCeptAoi6n On sstA oiudad son
produOido magnihOos stectos en- las perSdos
que 10 han tornado
Be vende por todos los Farmac6utiooe
- vendedores de MedicinG por todo el
mundo y pOT Propietarios, A. j. White,
Limited, 54, Warren Street, Nueva York