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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-06-28


Alvarez Perez Gramatica Latina, $O,75.-
Orti y Lara Filosoffa, $1,25-Torres Historic
Universal, So, ,00.-Idem Diccionario Ingles S., 90
-Serrano Historic Universa al, l,5O.-Fernandez
y Gonzalez, La Candidates jaime $0,35.-Campa-
no, Diccionario Castellano 81, l,OO-Dupuet, Con
ducci6n de aguas, 2,OO--Rivera, Historic Ma
toral $l,Oo.-Pereda, idem, $2,OO-Alarcon,
Poeslas, ,5o.-Joigneaux, Animales titles y
dahinos, $O,l5.-Vincent, Geometrfa, 81 ,O0.-
Froot, Qu1mica $1,5O-Rico Santiest6ban,
Fislca $0,5O.-Ahan, Gramatca Francesa $O,5O
-Fenelon Teemaque, Ollendorf Gra-
matica Francesa, ,O0.-Bucheser Force ct
matiere, $075.-Tandomset, Castlla, Andalucia
y Granada, 0,3O.-Gonzalez Villort, Ffsica,
$o,25.-Diccionario Frances espanol espanol
frances, SO, 50-Topograffa Teodesia, Salneuve,
$50, 75.--Soler, F1sica y Qu1mica, $4,O0.-Demos-
tenes, Oraciones escojidas, $O,25.-Un magnifco
estante de caoba puertas de cristal enterisas,
$4,000.
lnformaran Luna 81. Todos los libros Sc
encuentran encuadenados y en- perfecto estado
de uso, siendo fjos los precios al
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-06-28

Con verdadero sentimlento hemos leido un
Ultima hora de el Diorao de Ponce anunciando que
ha sido preso aver nuestro amigo y compafero el
sehor Muhoz Rivera, energico director de La De-
mocrocso.-El colega ponceno cree que el compa-
nero perseguido presentara 10 correspondence ian-
"a para obtener su libertad provisional Nosotros
espor tanrbdrn, lenaentando muy de veras
selneiante percance
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De H Propaqandasta de Arecibo:

Hemos dido decir que anoche constituy6
el Juzgado de la Instancia en- la orilla del mar,
donde fue encontrada una mujer, al parecer muer-
ta pero que luego de reconocida result6 estar en-
plentiful de la vida, aunque pequena le-
sion en- la cabeza
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CHARADA

CHARADA
Dicen que ell que. como yo,-es sequnda con
tercera,-por pramao-tercao de paz-pasara entire
las doncellas.-Mas no farse del dicho,-pues he
visto muchas de estas-recostadas en- los brazos
de prama-segumda
Un polio fue dias pasados vistar dofa
Caledonia, que vive en- el Retro.
IA que debo tanta fortuna?-le pregunt6
la DANA. .a.=
He venido 4 yer las feras-contest6 el po-
10y he aprovechado esta OCCASION para hacer
4 usted una vista.
Cuando s1enta usted pesadez en- a>cabeza y
marcos, empape bien pahuelo de Azcohozado
G1ol aspire ese perfume. Vd me agradecera
ell conseio
ty7CONsEJO A LAS MADREs.--El Jarabe Calmante
nos padecen de la denticion Propociona avio Immediate
al pequeno pacene produce sueno tranqulo natural
Els muy agradable paladar Aiva pequenuelo ablan-
da las enclas calma todo door regulaza los ntesnos
e mejor remedio conocdo la daea ocasonada
la denticion otra causa.
MAGNIFICOS RESULTADOS obtenidos
en- varios casos de Tisis Insipiente Afecciones
Escrofulosas, aphcandoles la Emulsion de Scott
Medell1n, Octubre IA de 1888.
Certifco: Hace varios amos que empeo en-
mi practica su Eneuzsa6n de aceite de h1gado de
bacalao con hipofosftos de cal sosa, con ella
he obtenido magnlfcos resultados en- varios casos
de tisis incipente las afecciones escrofulosas
de los ninos. Por esta razon no vacilo en- reco-
mendar su Emulsion, denominada de Scott como
una buena preparation, tanto su composition
como forma
Juan de D. Uys6e G.-Doctor en- Medicina
de la Facultad de Paris
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Ultima Hora

Seg1n 10 anunciamos aver, esta tarde a las
dos tuvo lugar la reunion de que habamos, en- es
ia casa Consistorial para dar lectura la Escritu
ra del contrato celebrado entire Ell AyuntamientC
el senior Coronel Mr.. Granger, representante del
Sindicato de Londres para las Obras del acue
ducto.
La concurrencia era bastante numerosa Y
ocupaban la mesa los sehores alcalde presidente y
sfndico del Ayuntamiento, el senior Presidente de
la Audiencia varios senores Majistrados, ell Sr.
Interprete de Gobierno, ell seno1 Coronel Gran,
ger Mr.. Scott ingeniero de la Fabrica del Gas, y
ell senior Carrion serretario del Sindicato para las
Obras del acueducto. FL Notario don Juan Ra-
mon de Torres que tambien ocupaba lugar prefe-
rente, di6 lectura al contrato tefminado el acto
fue firmado Ell dicho documento por los se6ores
que componlan la mesa los senores Aquenza y
Balbas como testigos.
Ell alcalde presidente del Ayuntamiento pro-
nunci6 un breve discurso alusivo al acto, del cual
as( como de otros detalles de la reunion nos ocu-
rial de hacerlo La reunion termino casi q las
cuatro, hora de entrar en- prensa LA CoRREsPoN-
DENCIA
Despu6s del discurso del sefor alcalde fueron
invitados los presentes por el para un abundante
refresco preparado de antemano una habita-
ci6n de la Casa Consistorial donde Sc pronuncid-
ron algunos enthusiasts brindis.
Ente las personas que concurrieron al acto
vimos los Excmos senores sSegundo Cabo de
.esta Capitanfa General Intendente de Hacien-
da, sefores coronel de Estado Mayor de Inge-
nieros coronel Mayor de Plaza periodistas, CO.
merciantes, hacendados propietarios etc. Repe-
tmos que maiiana daremos otros detalles.
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Del mismo colega:

"Tenemos noticia que por la iniciativa del
senior alcalde, Sc ha dado principle q las repara-
clones que han de hacerse en- ell camino que de
esta Villa conduce q Utuado. Nosotros hemos
visto ell trozo comprendido aquel camino de la
Estaci6n del Ferro-carril al Puente donde Sc esta
poniendo afrmado, nos parece pero aunque le
falta base s6lida la composition que hoy Sc lie ha-
ce meiorara dicha via"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-06-28

= Sc encuentra en- Mayaguez desde donde pa
sara primero esta Capital y luego Santo Do
mingo la troupe de concertistas prestidigitado-
res italianos de PranGi-Rios. Entire los artistas
de esta companla llaman mucho la atencion dos
que tocan guitarras con los pies fautas con la
nariz.
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ALMACEN DE MUSICA

III OI1IIMI 10 OILIGO, ATOCHA 0-I.-FUNCN.
M1sca para piano cuatro manos.
Buugnnesn.-El Ebro de las Serenatas. Pre-
cioso vol1men ilustrado con grabados
alegoricos en- cromo .............. 1925
Para pedidos en- la Capital don J. Gonzalez Font
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Nuestro amigo ell competente professor sehor
don Rafael Janer Soler director del bien re-
putado colegio de San Juan, esta ablecido en- Ma
rcao ha tenido la atenci6n de invitarnos para
los exAmenes de los alumnos del dicho plantel
que deben haber principiado Ell 25 del corriente y
que termnaran el 10 8 2 del proximo Julio. Muy
agradecidos.
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-, En- la relaci6n que publicamos antes de aver,
de los premios otorgados en- los Concursos Agrl-
colas omitimos ell de 800 pesos, dado a don Es-
tefano CIR. gori (de San Germany, por ser el cul-
tivador de cacao que ell ano 81 ha cosechado
mayor cantidad del fruto.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-06-28

De GALES quejan de que ell deslinde de
dicho pueblo esta dispuesto hace tempo por Ell
Gobierno General, que a1n no Sc han mandado
marcar las guardarrayas, pesar de las gestio-
nes que han hecho varios vecnos
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Socite usted en- todas las farmacias bien re-
putadas de la Isla los preparados Balsdndcos al
GM04ocoZ del doctor Rodriguez Castro.
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Los membros de La familia envenenada en-
Bayam6n dicen que siguen mejorando de sus do
lencias, asstidos por ell doctor Zaragoza. El pre-
sunto envenenador continda preso en- la carcel de
Vega-baia.
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ssRSsan FranciscosR e
ENTINI n.

LENTINI Ca
CaJas con perfumeria neceseres para cos
tura.
Perfumerla fina aqua para elTocador
Muhecas juguetes para ninos ninas
CaJas con diferentes juegos de sociedad
Portamonedas malta de plata piel fina
Guantes y mitones de seda negros v de CO.
lores.
Coronas ,azahares sueltos para novias
EspeJos de una tres lunas.
Esponjas, cepilllos para ropa, cabeza ydientes
Gran varledad en- corbatas de Ultima moda
Bastones demando para ninos
Azafates pateados nike MADEIRA
Clntas de seda de todas classes precios
Bolsas de mano grandes pequefias
:, Escopetas de salon, carteras, petacas y bo
quias
Juegos de copas de cristal fno
Corses fnos y ordinarios
Medlas y calcetinas de hilo de Escoca.
Abanicos de todas clases
Refrgeradores dep6stos para helar aqua. :
Escr1banias, timbres, pisa papeles plumas.
Albums marcos para retratos, medallones.
Cortaplumas navajas tiieras finas
Maletas, neceseres de viajes y portamantas.
Gran variedad en- alhajas de orc garantizado
Relojes de todas classes precios.
Int1nldad de art1culos para adornos de sala
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-06-28

A la hora de entrar en- prensa LA CORES
PoNDENCIA no hemos tenido nuevas noticias del
vapor Conqutstador de que hablamos en- otro lu-
gar Solo hemos dido decir que ha salido un re-
molcador, dicen que para remolcarlo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-06-28
VARIEDADES

RoMPE-CABEZAs He aqu1 los nombres del
rompe-cabezas pubhcado anoche en- LA CoRREs-
PoNDENc1A. Eva Acosta-Carmen Larrauri-Ade-
lita Mendez-Soffa Brusi-Flora Torres-Mercedes
Marien Jose Cuevo$ Betonces.
Recuerde usted que en- Ell Comado de Ce-
recedo Hermanos Ca. es donde venden los
famosos puros Y los renombrados cigarros mar
ca Portogds, legitimo, de la Habana Tambien
vende Cerecedo la gran champana de sidra Agus
la, inmejorable para esta estacion canicular
Ab0nese usted por una serie de baf1os el
balneario La Lrovldencdo establecldo la Ma
rina Los banos de mar, la presente estacion
garanta de salud.
Els ncuestionable El que no Sc calza en- las
peleter1as Constancaa San Justo 81 Ama6raco,
San Francisco 80, nj sabe de gusto nj conoce la
aguia de marear. Nadie vende calzado tan ele-
gante tan bueno tan barato como los amigos
Borras Reines que como Marat han dado en- la
for de llamarse los Anesgos del Pueblo.
Queso de los Tres Padres, de bola de Cru
yere Higos de Smirna especiales, Jamones de
Westfalia Galegos Longaniza de Vich, Ha-
rina Lactea Bizcochos galletitas Avena, Acei-
tunas Reanas cuanto usted pida, de venta en- Ell
Colmado de Cerecedo Nota ALI Sc venden
tambien bocoyes de roble pipas jerezanas, una
maquina para empacar tabaco canastos de
champaha vacios.
IN Uno de los meOres mas ele- q
III URHAM gantes saones de Barberia esta- IN Mh
UI uuEu becidos en- Puerto Rico Prope- UuSLU
Ii y WWW petario JUAN APELLANIZ. VI WWVW
Direction San Justo 49,
Sc admten abonados: Hay sempre un complete surt-
do de perfumeria de las fabrcas renombradas
viajeros que visiten Capital de Puer-
Rico deben soctar la barberia ell BUEN GUSTO.
Tenga usted presente que en- el gran esta-
blecimiento de Sobrino de Luina Ca, hay cuan-
to pueda usted desear en- provisiones, salazones,
conituras, frutas acetes hcores y golosinas De
todo como en- botica ! 1 Aguas minerales las han
de todas classes Sobrino de Luina c. son
agentes del Jarnac Cognac, del vino de San Ra-
fael, del gran tnto de Logrodo, legitimo de las
bodegas de Auguclana (Rioja)
Atcoholodo Gatell Recomendamos este uti-
lsimo invento ca1yos bendfcos resultados hemos
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B|LLETES de Puerto-Rico

Compra acciones premiadas de billetes de la
iotera don Martin Feliu Lloret.-Bayamon.
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tenido lugar de apreciar en- diferentes ocasioness
Los certifcados que en- lugar correspondence pu.
blcamos corroboran nuestra afirmacion.
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~ Escriben de Ciales que los trabajos para 81
establecimiento de la Inca elegrafca entire dicho
pueblo Manatf estan cas terminados. Sc cree
que antes de ocho dfas podra empezar funcionar
ell TELEGRAPH
De Manatf nos escriben que antes de aver 4
las diez media de la maflana expidi6 un tele-
grama para el doctor Pagani en- efecto, el
telegraIna lego Manatl las siete de la noche,
despues de haber recibido una carta en- que SO 10
anunciaban.
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/ kIIDkK DAT Salon de Bor6erdo q Ees:fanaer5o
AAV1aAN OH IDE PEDRO URBIZTONDO
Sam Francisco IL

"a Sc complace atiende los parroquianos. Linn
peza Pronttud, Esmero Elegancia.
En- este acredtado salon. reformado recientemente Sc
admten abonados por meses hay siempre sutido ge
neral de abones cosmeco aguas de tocador Aceites
madas, polvos toda clase de perfumeria extra fna
"a Amabidad con los marchantes con el publico en-
general.
Use Vd en- de pomada de tric6fero Ia
Locaon Amtaherp6tica del doctor Monies Diaz-
Mantiene la cabeza limpia fresca me evita la
caspa.
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RoMPE-cABEzAs. He aqul los nombres del
rompe-cabezas pubicado anoche en- LA CORES
PoNDENc1A. Eva Acosta-C Carmen Larrauri-Ade-
lita Mendez-Sofia Brusi-Flora Torres-Mercedes
Marien Jose Cuevas Betonces
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-GASAS QUE Sc RECOMIENDAN La Farmaca
Central del Lcdo don Manuel Torres Borgess. estabecida
por la de drogas mportadas de los
prncpaes cenros de Europa de America por perfec
cion las prescrpcones facuativas, por los
precos sin al cance de todas las founas depachan-
dose 10 mismo por Ell dia que durante la noche
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70 no envidio los Reyes mas que por una
cosa. Por 10 bien que comen. A bien que el
que qulere conner como la Relna Regente, con If
La Catalina esta al otro lado
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Abonese usted por una serie de baflos en- ell
balneario La Pro0adencao establecldo la Ma
rina Los bafos de mar, en- la presente estacion,
son garantla de salud.
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aa 5:: $;j G
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-04-10
WESTERN UNION SOARING.
REACHING A HIGHER PRICE THAN
FOR A LONG TINE PAST.

Manhattan Nets for the Day tho Only Inn
Dull Stock Market-Atchison Raided
Down 1 Per Cent.
NEW YORK, April 9-There were very few
features in the stock market to-day, the
trading being even more than usual Of late
professional, and the fluctuations in all but
q very few stocks confined to the smallest
fractions. The general temper was firm, and
the opening was made at slight gains over
last nights figures. while tho demand from
the shorts further advanced the whole list
in the early dealings.
The great feature of the day was the un-
usual animation and strength displayed in
Western Union, which rose per cent to 80.
which point it has not reached for long
time. Manhattan kept company with it,
neither OF these were able to retain all OF
their gains, they were maintained on q
higher level than the rest Of the market.
The bears attacked Atchison and broke it
some extent and depressing prices below
the level OF the first figures. Dnimportant
gains were made by the 1ndustrials. The
m bank statements showed a loss OF over 81, ,0oo,-
largely due to an expansion of loans, and no
apparent effect was had upon the course of
prices. The late trading developed frmer
temper and the market closed quiet to dull
at insignificant changes for the day in all
cases except in Manhattan: which is up per
cent. The transactions reached 80 406 listed,
$3.50 unlisted.
The total sales OF stocks to-day were lO3, ZIG
shares, including Atchison, 9450; Chicago
Gas, 2,055: Delaware and Hudson, 5000;
Erie, 400; Manhattan, 1900; Northern Pa
cific preferred, 2,400; New England, 64OO;
Reading, $500; Richmond and West Point,
$500: st. Paul, $50; Union Pacific, S006: West
ern Union, 1870. .l
Railway bonds were rather more active
than stocks, and rather heavy, though only
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Improved Order Heptasophs.

The charter list for the conclave TO he in.
stalled on MI Oliver Is nearly filled up
can Sheaf Conclave holds its next meet
ing in the hall over the market house next
week.
Greensburg Corclave No. ia, of Green's
burg, initiated five candidates last Monday
night.
Monongehela Conclave, of this CITY, has de-
ciGCd TO give a stag reception and banquet
once a month.
Pittsbur- Conclave No. SO, of this city, at a
meeting held last Friday night, received
tour applications, elected nine and initiate
II candidates.
Supreme Archon s. A. Will, ESQ.,, and Su.
prcme Provost Morris E Cohen returned
IRON Baltimore last Monday, where they
had a conference or the supreme Conclave
officers.
NcrtEside Conclave No. IS. Improved
Order of Heptasophs, on Monday initiated
three new members and had a very pleasant
time This conclave is growing very rapidly
and will soon be one of the largest In tho
order.
At the meeting OF Monongahela Conclave,
O. this CITY, which was followed by a BAN
QUOT last Tuesday evening, colonel Joseph
j. Eaton was unanimously voted the beauti-
f.! basket choice flowers that had been
donated by Brother BENZ Elliott.
From reports of the recent election of city
officials in Youngstown, o. it appears that
tI...it was n tinge of justice ana Hon. /. A.
Justice, the Chairman OF the Supreme Com
1nittee on Laws of the "Heps," was elected
City Solicitor he being the only Democrat
that was elected.
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CA4ARRH OF STOMACH.
A Short Lecture on Its
Causes and Cure.
An Illustration Showing the Facility
With Which Catarrh Spreads It's
Poison Through the Entire System,
Leaving Pain, Disease and Death in
Its Trail.

A short time ago Drs. Copeland, Hall and
Byers published an article on Catarrh Of the
stomach and Bowels, which met with such,
marked degree Of approval from that por
tlon OF the intelligent thinking public who
are not hide bound and given to worship Of
the ancient methods Of treatment in vogue,
wnen the old-tfme doctor added tooth-pulI-
ing and bleeding to his usual calling, that
they republish the same. with additions
and Illustrations, the better to impress this
form OF trouble on the patients mind.
The accompanying illustration makes it
plain how and why nearly all ordinary
stomach troubles are directly due to catarrh
We have seen that from the back part of
the throat two large tubes lead downward,
one, the trachea, to the lungs, the other the
osophagus, to the stomach. Every particle
of food we eat and water and other liquids
we drink passes down this tube to the
stomach, where 1t undergoes the process Of
digestion by which all proper parts are pre-
pared for assimilation or building up the
wasting body through the medium OF the
blood. The process of digestion in the
stomach ts aided by the gastric juice, which
1s thrown OF by the glands in the walls Of
the stomach. These glands throw into the
stomach Of q healthy adult about IA pints,
or nearly two gallons, OF gastric Juice every
"A hours. If in any way the Q glands become
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in the Richmond and West Point D., which
lost ~ at 81, was there any loss Of note,
while Northern Pacific and Montana lists
rose ! to 81. and Richmond and Danville
Consolidated to los. Tie trading reached
$756, 900.
Two Strong Features
John M. Oakley 4 Co. received the follow
ing from Watson Gibson: "The feature Of
the earlier market to-day was the advance
in Western Union and Manhattan. We have
for some time past called the attention OF
our clients to Western Union stock as de-
sirable investment, and when 1t was selling
at much lower figures. This company's earn
fngs are continually increasing. and with
the prospects of a Presidential election and
the Worlds Fair ahead the receipts OF TINS
company should show very material in
crease. We do not believe that any increase
of the capital stock is likely to be made, as
has been rumored, but we do think that an
increase in the rate of dividends OF tins com
pany is among the possibilities.
"Manhattan con ptinues to do an enormous
business: in fact, its carrying power fs taxed
10 It's ~ ,h S eung HhS be-
increased 1s quite problem for the elevated
people to d yure on. This enormous traffic,
together with the gradual adjustment OF
many of the real estate damage claims
against the property, is constantly enhanc-
ing the value Of Manhattan stock, and we
expect to see it sell at much higher prices.
line general trend OF ln1ofmatloH from
foreign houses shows a disposition on the
part Of foreign holders to buy American Be-
curities, and they frequently express the
opinion that II the New York market would
take the lead and set the pace that the Eng
lish speculat tors and investors would quickly
come in as liberal buyers Of American
stocks
Next week will be q short one in the
financial markets. especially In London with
its continued holiday from Thursday TO
Tuesday following, but the effects OF such
cessation from business and the awakening
of new Easter season may also be the
awakening of an increased activity in the
speculative markets and q decided appre-
ciation in prices"
The Finish in Stocks.
The following table shows the prices Of active
stocks on the New York Stock Exchange yesterday.
Corrected daily for THE DISPATCH by WHITNEY
STEPHENSON, Oldest Pittsburg members of the
New York Stock Exchange, 81 Fourth avenue.
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with gloom and despondency.
81 had consulted number Of doctors and
had taken nearly every remedy announced
to cure persons suffering from diseases, tho
symptoms OF which resemDled mine. All,
however. was of no avail, and the more
medicine / took the more aggravated my
symptoms. OF course the reason for this
was my disease was not properly under
stood by those whom 1 had consulted, and
they failed to prescribe for me the right
medicine. When 1 came to Drs Copeland,
Hall and Byers was suffering so from one
of my smothering spells with my heart that
the lady who accompanied me had to sup
port me, and their bell boy, although ac-
customed to seeing some pretty sick people,
made the remark that the doctor had taken
a patient who was going Co die with con-
sumption. The doctors described my symp-
toms more accurately than / could myself:
told me that my symptoms arose not from
consumption, or heart disease. or dyspepsia,
but from a catarrhal Inflammation of the
stomach and bowels, which affected the
breath and smothering sensation in the
chest and the dyspeptic symptoms of which
/ complained.
Their diagnosis Of my case being more
careful and thorough than that of any ply
sycian had before consulted, L decided to
place myself under treatment, and am now
very glad did. From the first l felt myself
gaining in strength and health. The short
ness of breath, the smothering sensation,
the heart palpitation. the distress in the
stomach, the headache, the languid, tired
feeling and the exhaustion, OF which 1 then
complained and from which suffered for so
long. disappeared, and to-day ieel like an
other person, strong and hopeful as / ever
have felt"