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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-10-24
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"RIBERAs DEL LLOBREGAT"

"RIBERAS DEL LLOBREGAT"
Copia que del analisis de este lf1uido, ha
certifcado ell Laboratorio Qufm1co de esta Capital:
El Director del Laboratoro Quimico Municipal certi
flea; Que el licor denomnado MIsTELA remitido
dependencia por don Francisco Fernandez Juncos del
coercio Rio pedras ha sdo examinado resuta esar
exento coponentes de toda mater que pueda
nocva la saud contenendo e IS por ciento de alcohol
carina; colorante naturaY petci6n del 1nte
resado presente cercacion Il de Septembre de
2-LEDEsMA( Hay selo del Laboratorio Qu1InicC
de San Juan de Puerto-Rico).
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Por los sucesos que ya conocen Ios Aeo0o1 % %
ao IA CoRRrsPoNDENo1A, nuestro companero en-
Ia prensa el senor Gorbea Gu7man director oe 81
.9apc6o Panaa, ret6 como cabaleros (no como aa,
toriJades1 D" Al seflor Alcalde Cura parroco, de
TTtnado. ri companero recibi6 pocas horas oes
mas ma cedula de citaci6n del Juez munlp"l
ror desacato la autoridad.
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RI doctor GUJARRO 01nHon sa
..;a,ou nrnfesionales en- MANATI.

Recortamos de EI Not5csero de Ponce; !
uSe encuentra en- esta ciudad desoe nace a. a..
gunos dias senior Official del cuerp0 lAo o,1a 50 Sc
Loa da orfcar aoul en- causas seguidas Por oe
intto 1a%H referenteg 4 la mihcia. No tenemos de-
TALES" --
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Octubre % de 1892.
A " I S

La Soci6t9 d. Enterprises ct de construc1lons
des colonies Espagnoles reslEle son conCfa' Poul
10 construction des chemins de fer de Porto Rico,
d,accord avec la Compagnie concessionnalre de
cos ro9mes chemins de fer. Mise en- liquidation
ct d9sirant remplir bref delai tous les engage,
so,,+s os nn,ae contractes Gcouter les reclama-
4ions oni n neuyent lui etre presentees ct repon-
JTe GlU ee IKE aux int6resses le delai dun mos,
cestadire jusquau l5 Novemore pour Ia pro, a
Sa oa+to date la Soci6t9 d. Enterprises ct de
0oto en- liquidation naura plus de
tions ne pourraient plus atre 9contees' soo
santurce le Is Octubre 1897; -.
les reprGsentants de la liquidation. 1eO0ae
--ReaGudan.
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I Nuestros estimados colegas III In9oorcso' z H~
Ez Reswnen de Mayaguez, asl como ID Jls;sror
= esaniento iniciado por la prensa asoclada de
la Canital.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-10-24

De Aguadilla hemos reclbido atenta aa!szs SarJeSs
mpresa que dice ash LIMBO EL F1NToh SO 70:
10 Va nara Nueva- York, donde GneP'0T0 SoS Co.
oosnnientos del urte que profsso. Deseamosie muy
buen viaje. --------
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Por fin, nos escrlben de Juana.DIaa, Ia La
.,oo.odo all{ nm telegrafsta /! Deja, pues 81 oe-
l1{simo Versailles de Ponce de estar 1nconunl0"oo
con ell mundo.
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iEnfermedades secretas

EnIOIIO6UHU0S SCCIUU0JS3
CurGcs62a de Ia dnapotenceG
.-A-senf sHandenda
Energico remedio puramente vegeta elixir y1gorzante
del doctor Rodriguez Castro. Curacon infable de la i'm
potenca espermatorrea debidad nervosa etc, etc Re
absoutos obtenidos en- los hospa
les de Nueva-Yo Y en- esta Isla
Es11r eha2 1zs1a1'e1kas
Curacion las Intermediates secretas con las tnyecco
es antigonorr6cas j. Rodriguez Castro Cura
en- menos tempo que ninguna oraPrecos Bandenia $5
inyecci6n S50Dep6sitos Ponce, los fabrcantes ArIl
Maria Bianco; Mayagdez sres. J. Monagas CO. don don
2 Resora Hnmacao don u. Martinez Co.. Arecibo, don
Rivera: Aeuadiila don Francisco Elyra todos
puebos de Ia para Ia la se a
enve dos pesos en- seos de anqueo al doctor D. no
driguez Castro-Po -Ponce.-Reserva absolute.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-10-24

En- Arecibo regresando la lancna 5;ar fsosGaSO
de abordo del vapor SotuT7'G zozopro arroz
d. totalmente la siguiente carga: SO sacos aiIoz
~ fardog y cajas mercancias, terzones plnSu-
ra " 25 barriles clavos.
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VARIEDADES

Lui6a son los hombres del dia Acaban
de recibir uvas que Sc deshacen en- la boca, sal
chichones inmejorables, galletitas escoger y una
nueva remesa del gran vino de Logro1o de las bo,
degas de Anguciana (Rioja.)
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En Ponce han empezado venderse aIguno1 - y
Totes de cafe de la nueva cosech paganoaoIbe o9be =
rededor de $254 por classes buenas para ooO@ =
Goal nor pil6n bueno.
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N pdbIieo de AreeibO

Por no convenr don J6s6 r. Afonzo continuar sien
s+o Goente en- dicha Villa, ha cesado la exclusyVa
tenamos concedda para la venta de hieio 10 que ha
eemos pubco el fin de que todo el que desee %
= Cs-Comercio 35-Mariny,
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Para los fines que convengan parOclPanos
al pdblico que nuestro amigo ei senor oon .. WA
tor de- una noticia que pubhcamos referente al
Cementerio Iglesia de aquel pueblo.
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Lo del dio.-Lo del dia es el afamado Atco
hozodo GateU. Nadie habla de otra cosa er
Puerto Rico nj en- sus islas adyacentes
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ri folleto Para un PaLacao IN GARAGE - vel1,
de en- Ponce en- la imprenta Ill VAPoR . Goa oon.
tavos 81 eiempar dos pesos :" seIos u Sc aervi.
va, uan Pncont;nenti los pedidos que SO hagan -
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Recortarnos de nuestro querldo colega

Racortanos de nuestfo qUerldo coega 0'
>Noticiero, de Ponce: : .aoo ao ~, a
Exposici6n regional en- Puerto-Rico el Ola ~ a. de
Nogieohre de 1898, como ell acto de mayor I'M
,ortancia en- la conmemoraci6n del descubrimlen-
to de Puerto-Rico, nosotros estamos con La
Correspondencio: votarnos con el estlmaoe colega'
sin discussion, incondicionalmente, porque la IDEA
sipnidca si cultura honra provechO para ell pals
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-10-24

nlionemos los senores directories de perlodlcos
que le eny{en 81 ndnero correspondence al II de
de Octubre del corriente afo, sin perJalclo =! ae
que los co.aboradores que hayan publlcado en- ol
cho dla sus trabajos los envien manuscrl.os =
sasor e1s Riera. Creemos que esta idea encontrara
aimpatica resonancia en- nuestros coiegas 10 :"
islan
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-10-24

Rocortaroos de un porlodico de Mayaguez:
esEl vlgilante Santa Maria ha side. .victima de
,,r roho veTdaderamente escandaloso, cometido,
segdn dice, el mArtes por la noche en- el Quartet
de- @, P, Dicho vigilante ten1a en- el cltado edl'
6cio un catre un baul, y Ell suceso ocurIlo cuan-
do Sc hallaba en- la playa, donde acostumora pres.
tar servicio. Abrieron ell baul despues oe nnal I
o l~ o. a carradura robaron 400 pesos orc que
all ali habia, mas ii pesos en- plata espafiola. No
Sc. Sc ha podldo averguar quien es el oaoo nj tampo
co Sc ha recobrado NADIA del robo, pero saoemos
que el teniente de policla Sr. Borreg6n, hace ac'
tiuas nesnnisas para lograr ambos obJetos
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-10-24

Es incuestionable que la Loci6n AntiherpSt'c0
del doctor Monies Diaz que cura toda clase de
caspa por maligna que sea usandola con cons
tancia combate las herpes mas rebeldes. Prueba
hace fe.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-10-24

rsy~CONsEJO A LAS NTADRES.-El Jarabe Calmante
la Wnslow debera sempre cuando los nj
padecen de la denticion Proportions ao Immediate
al pequeno pacente produce tranquio natural
aviando todo dolor ell angelito rsueno fez
Els muy agradabe al paladar. Av al pequenueo ablan
enc1as cama odo dolor reguariza los intesnos
meo emedo conocido la darrea ocasonada poT
a denfci6n 0tra
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.ALMACEN DE MUsICA
AIumbrQdO eI6ctr1cO

Sc hacen instalaciones contratos para 9
alumbrado de poblaciones, casas particulares, ia
Heres, haciendas establecimientos industriales
Para informes, presupuestos dirigirse D. RA
MON VALDES, Bayam6n. Abril l9.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-03-13

employed in the mine met their death by
the explosion will offer an unanswerable
argument for those who oppose female
labor in underground employment
Among the bodies recovered is that OF
H-year-old girl. That she suffered lnde-
scribable agony is shown by the young
face, which is so horribly distorted that 1t
cannot be recognized. 1t has been ascer-
tained that go persons were working In
the mine at the time of the explosion;
Only few are expected to be rescued
alive. SO far only thirty-three bodies have
been recovered
All hope of saving the entombed miners
is now abandoned, as the fire in the mine
is so strong that the flames are ascending
the mouth of the pit and the sparks are
scattered in every direction. The shrieks
and wailIngs of the onlookers at the mouth
of the pit increased IN violence as the lurld
flames tore their last faint hope from them
For great distance around the country Is
illuminated TO almost the brightness OF
day by the vast column of fire pouring out
of the mine. The buildings on the surface
caught fire and burned. IL was decided To
flood the mine. and water was thrown INTO
the burning pit. Before it descended any
distance it was converted into steam and
escaped with tremendous roaring noise,
which added to the horror of the situation.
The sight has seldom if ever been equailed
in mining disasters. The destruction of
the buildings on the surface proceeded
without opposition, and now oaly the
walls are standing,
The total death roll is 215. OF this num-
Der it is estimated. that 170 were buried
and burned alive. The calamity has
crushed the entire Charleroi district.
Nothing is heard save lamentations for
the dead. Many women, who lost their
only support have become hystercal
through grief, and the doctors are busy
attending to them.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-03-13
THE OHARLEROT EXPLOSION.
Over Two Hundred Men Eutombed in
the Burning Mine.

BRUSSELS. March l2.-There has been lit
tie If anv abatement in the excitement
about Charleroi, near which place the an
palling mine explosion occurred yesterday.
All night long hundreds of men, women
and children kept a dreary watch at the
mouth of the pit hoping for the best. yet
almost Knowing that their hope was with
out reason Many pitiable scenes were
witnessed, as wives and children recog-
nized among the bodies recovered the
features of some dear one distorted aud
blackened by the flames The fire caused
by the explosion is still burning where the
accident occurred. The shock of the eX-
pioSlon detached MASSES OF rock and earth
and he galleries are so blockaded with
debris that IL is impossible to approach
nearer than 100 yards TO the place where
the great body OF the miners were work
ing. Besides the dirt and rock, the car
Casses OF forty horses are in the approach
and these will have To be cut up and re-
moved Before the rescuers can proceed
any further IN the direction where the
bodies are known TO be
The offices of the mining company have
been transferred into "A tenn porary morgue
Many mourning relatives made the at
Tempt 10 enter but were repulsed by the
police. The more determined IN the crowd
insisted uDon being admitted, and the re-
suit was that several scUtfies occurred be-
tween them and the police. The bodies
recovered are horribly mutilated. and
many are entirely unrecognizsb!e. The
iact that some, II not all, OF tue women
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-03-13
CONWAY SPRINGS ITEMS.

CONWAY SPRINGS, Kan, March l2.-
Especial. l-Conductor Pearson is making
some valuable Improvements about his
residence,
Mr.. L. *. Osterhout is NV clerking for
c. w. Davis.
The city council met last Tuesday night
and the principal topic of discussion was
the stand-pipe Arrangements are being
made to commence work on it at once.
Mr. Norris, the chief train dispatcher of
Wichita, was in the city yesterday making
arrangements TO build house. He will
move here in short time.
The old freight depot is receiving new
coat of paint
The creamery building has been in a
state of quiet for the past two years This
building originally cost some S.. zoe or
3, ,oGn Steps should be taken to revive
the creamery business in this city
Conductor Town is nicely located in one
Of the cottages recently erected LIS fam
ily arrived last week
J. NJ. Harper is having an addition
built 10 bis residence.
Edward Cow will occupy the fine two
story building now being built by Mr..
Fetteroh.
Rev Mr.. Lawrence Of Clearwater is
holding series OF meetings at the Baptist
church.
County Superintendent Mclaughlin Wis
tied our school LAST Friday. He reports the
school in a good condition.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-03-13
KANSAS METHODISTS.

OTTAWA, Kan, March y AT the south
Kansas Mef1odist conference fhe delegates
chosen TO sbe general conference were
Judge T. w Cunningham Of EmDpria.
Colonel y = Elliott Of Coffryyille and "
NJ Burney of Emporia- TnIs morning the
devotional exercises were conducted by
Rev. Mr. Harkness o. Paola. The busi-
ness session was opened By taking up a
subscription 70 publish the minutes 0t the
conference Lewis (Moj college having
closed. the patrons were asked ~ send he
pupils 30 Baksr J. " Wright. T. NJ
Funston. T. K Hammond and :. 4
Showslier were appoiafed = COMMITTEES On
the Meth0siis. Chsutsugas .s-ssmbiT AZ
Topeka J A Hayden, + \ fllckmeyer.
". T. White and J. f. kellogg were ap-
pointed = committee or episcopal res
dence. The report % the conference sew
ards wa read and adopted. e. X Rec
and " II Chaffee were e.ecssd delegate,
To the normal conference : aom0sr q
standinz committees made report
Charge wers Gied against Jnomas STE
pIsusou 0f Pissssatou and a court vs.
or4eree 70 fry bin. This aftFrBsoa iae
Woman a Al society xas sddreseea ~
Rev Nr .-chwa~ts. sffpRr ntsueeut q In
dian missions Rev y -. 9IsF.e rrrs-
dent of Baker university, i-ctursd ih.s'
evening"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-03-13
THE DIPl OMATIc BILL

WASHINGTON, March 12-The diplo-
matte and consular appropriation bill Will
probably be reported To the house next
week. A number of changes are proposed
in the diplomatic and consular service-b
the Subcommittee. whose bill makesla saw
ing of some sixty thousand dollars in the
consular service and go, 900 or more in the
diplomatic service. The appropriations
asked for by the Pan-American organiza-
tions were not acted upon, the committee
referring them 10 the regular appropria-
tion committee of the house. BY the
terms of the bill the consular service to
Denmark is consolidated with that to Swe-
den and Norway. One minister viii rep
resent the United States to both
Bolivia and Columbia. and the missions TO
Peru and Ecuador will be consolidated
There has also been some rearrau cement
of the Central American Missions. and
some reclassificatious are made in the
service The diplomatic and consular bill
has grown in the last half dozen years al
most 20 per cent. more than the growth Of
the business interests Of the United States
abroad in that period, and so it is thought
that the appropriations can be safely re-
duced.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-03-13
BERLIN GOSSIP,

BERLIN, March 1.-THE bitter weather
prevailing for the past three days has re-
tarded the emperor's recovery from the
cold with which he is suffering The en-
peror suffered relapse last night. He
has a slight fever, but continues his work
in his bed room. For time yesterday a
regular American blizzard prevailed here.
Traffic on the business streets was greatly
impeded and business nearly suspended.
The emperor is highly pleased with the
reconciliation effected with the duke of
Cumberland concerning the Guelph fund.
The Relchsanzeiger this evening pub
| lshed communication from the
emperor to the Prussian ministry announc-
ing that the time has arrived to annul
the seguestration of the property of the
late King George of Hanover The duke
Of Cum berland has written letter to the
emperor, requesting him to give consider
alton to the execution II the treaty deal
ing with the property OF the late king.
! The letter concludes with an expression of
the dukes loyalty to Germany and its en-
peror The tone of she dukes surrender
is surprise TO both his opponents and his
adherents. His abject renunciation of his
old principles reads as If dictated by the
emperor himself
The condition of the grand duke of
Hesse is alarming, and his demise is eX-
pected at any moment.
Inc SpllG among GnS SOclallSIS, winch is
now very pronounced, assists the authori-
ties in Distinguishing the dangerous
Anarchist section from the moderates.
The Anarchist section is rapidly increas-
ing in numbers. At meeting of 800 mem
bers of this section the Norwaerts, the
Socialist organ, was denounced as an
organ of the official Socialists and traitors
to the proletariat. A resolution was ap-
proved, affirming atheism as recognized by
the party, which means that revolution is
its method to achieve its aims. The ex-
tremists Auerbach and Biester were ar
rested and placed on trial on the charge
of inciting civil war. During the trial
Biester referred to the emperor's Branden-
burg speech, adding that if he We're con
demned for melting civil war the emperor
ought also to be condemned for the same
reason. The court at once stopped the
case and Biester was again arrested on the
charge of lese majestic. Herr Zubeil. an
officer of the Berlin municipal govern
meut, has been arrested for expressing
himself too freely on the emperor's speech.
The crop of press prosecutions grows
daily. His majesty's Intolerance of criti-
cism approaches a craze.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-03-13
A WATERFRONT FIRE

JERSEY CITY, \. J., March IA fre
broke out tonight in a freight shed on
dock 2 of the Erie railroad iD Jersey City.
The shed was 600xS0 feet and 35 feet high.
In ii was stored about 70. 90 bales of hay
and small quantity Of other freight
The building and all its contents were de-
stroyed- The slip on the south of the shed
separating it from the Erie grain elevator
WAS filled with barg-s and canal boats
Many took fire, and it looked at one time
as il the elevator would 60 The slip was
finally cleared, but not until the bsrges
Birmingham. Suffolk Huntley and Mary
Elizabeth had been badly burned Two
canal boats loaded with grain were de
stroye3. An unknown deck hand is be-
lieved TO have been drowned From the
hay the flames spread to long narrow
platform used as milk depot, which was
totally DESTROYED. The losses are estimated
as follows: On dock. including hay sheds,
sl50. 600: hay. Si00 600: other freaEhf. 81. 600:
milk depot, $40, go. damage to barges and
other craft, about 80 GO
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-03-13
HOUSE.

WASHINGTON, March 12.-The senate
amendments TIE urgent deficiency bill
were non-concurred in, and a conference
committee was appointed
Private business was then taken up.
The first bill was for the relief of the First
Methodist church of jackson, Tenn. On
its passage the vote stood 81 to 13
Mr. DUNCAN of Ohio said that, in the
absence of some Of the gentlemen from
Texas (Messr3. kilgore aud Bailey he
would make the point of no quorum.
NaughterJ. On Mr.. Bailey's putting in
an appearance, MIR. Dung an withdrew
the point but it was promptly renewed by
the gentleman from Texas.
The bill was finally pas5ed-yeas, lat;
nays, 131.
The next bill was one for the relief OF
the estate of Andrew J. Dimien, and il
was also passed. but roll call was again
necessary in order TO obtain "A quorum.
Public business was then suspended,
and the house proceeded to the considera-
tion of the resolutions in respect to the
memory of the late John r. Gamble OF
South Dakota.
After various eulogies the house, rs a
mark Of respect to the memory of the de-
ceased adjourned.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-03-13
"sWEETEDu COINS.

NEW YORK, March 12-The officials At
the su5-treasury have detected consider
able number of lightweight gold pieces
recently among the deposits OF gold coin
received from California through the
New York banks and il is believed that a
systematic scheme il being woTked-proba-
bly, by Chinese sharpers-to make a big
profit ~ a slight expense. Ogly new
double eagles are used for the purpose
They are subjected 20 an electric bath
and the imprint Of the gold is "swsated'
out. They are then put back into circuig-
ton. and the person who discovers the
iight1ess OF eight j. the loser; for. though
il is not a legal offeuse to take gold from
coin whether BY sweating or other
means, the treasury department VIII not
accept sDch coins when they have lost
more than one-haIf OF ! per ceut 10
weight The coins tbat have peer through
the electric bath look brighter fhan others,
bat close inspection shows tnst they are
worn and smooth on the edges.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-03-13

OF twine in the penitentiary. So the state
has been compelled TO use the old style
machine, making the output SO small
that it cannot affect the market. Mr..
Horton says that he cannot even learn the
price charged for twine by the trust He
declares that it controls the entire output
Of sisal and MANILA, but SO guarded is
everything that he does not believe that
sufficient evidence can be got to justify
an Indictment
Mr.. Horton says that certain facts in re-
gard to the alleged dressed beef combine
and the so-called biscuit trust have been
laid before him, and that he proposes tc
investigate them.
BosToN, March 12-All the indicted
officials OF the whisky trust, with the ex
ception of Messrs Nelson and Gibson, ap-
peared in the United States district court
today and pleaded not guilty. Bail was
fixed in the sum of $4,000 for each. which
was furnished. The whisky trust people
say that they will interpose no technical
objections to the regular procedure. and
will try the case on its merits, their de
Tense being that they have violated no law
of the United States.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-03-13
~S
~T NSW

Any Of thc earlier stages Of Consumption
can be cured. Its a matter OF evidence
strong enough and complete enough 70 war
rant the makers Of DR. Perce'S Golden Med
lc3l Discovery in promising this:
II its taken IN tune and given fair trial,
they'll refund the money IN any case where
their medicine fails 10 benefit or cure
but It's a medicine that doesn't 1ali; il goes
20 the root OF the trouble Consumption is
developed through the blood. sud must lie
cured IN the same way. Its a Scrofulous
affection of the lungs "a Mocd faint And
the surcSt remedy FOR Scrofala in all It's
forms. the mUst potent blood cleanser
strength-resjorer, and fiesh-buiider known
10 medical science. j. the Golden Mesiical
Discovery IL cures S,-rcfuia: il cures
Consumption: lt cures al Bronchial Throat.
and Lung affections Asthma Weak Lungs,
Severe, Lingering Coughs and kindred all
ments-through tho blood
And If there's no help, there's no pay.