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OV,orio ' Bernard. Libro Madrid advsr

OEorio } Bernard, Libro Madrid y advsr.
teacia de torasteros, ! tomo tsls, 75 rentavoU.
GuE, TrStRdo prfctiCo de Les epfsrmedAdes dsl
perro,. tomo pastR 125. Duruy, OOmpendio
dc Historic romaHS, tomo en- Cartone 40 centa.
yoE ecunet, Primeros alementoa de Gsometrfa
tomo Ehcartone so contsvou. DeIsforCe, No.
clones elsmentsleS de HiStoriG Natural, BetAnica,
tomo EneArtons 30 centayOg, RivaI HrnaRdsE,
n RsgGtEo del sgtAdo eigil sa Nlpana tome
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"a PTLpoRA DEE PUEBLO

Murilla Sta. Ont Rsero Is a. 1890.
W. 81. ComstoCk, Morristowh, N. r
EstimSdO senor: DurAnts los dltimos osho
amos vengo vsadisndo EuS PfldorAI dc Raiz IN
1iana del doctor HORSE, y son laE que d pueblo
pEs6eEe. DespusS que lsB tomsn una Vez, Hiem-
pre- vuelven por mas.
s. 8. S.--JNo. MCLEAN.
Dsn6dtO general, fArmacia BlanOO, San Fran.
cisco, 54.-Puerto RicO
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* OCINA8
~ ELM lMIEA5
< ESPANOLAS

IA De Las ranombradau fEbrieas dc sAGAR.
DUf HIJOs, Bilbao , COROHO H1JOs,
Santauder Las hay porttsiles y fias del tanna.
no que Bs dasses, pars Alimentsrlaa con carbon
8 lana propisB psra 81 uso da familiAs, hotelsS
rs'taurantS, hoBpitalss st'etsrA, stc6tera.
RESULTAN BARATAs Y MUY COMODAs
Pfasvss cSt6logoG y refereRcias & 81 dnieo
agents en- esta Ospitsl D. MANUEL BARRlO.
LA, San Sebastian 81. Y v6snSe muestraa or
81 dep6sito dc dichas cociRaS FortalssA 2S l6-6
La SANCTION universal que 80 hA otOrgado
por cusntos han tenido oC0si6n do probarla, hGCe
de ola LOci6n Antievp6tiCa del Doctor HOnteS'
un produsto infalibla ConocidiGimo en- todau
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-08-15
yELElRAMA

Seg1a cLblegrams de AmOsreI ID Companii
Viaicols del n orte de EspSts, Bilbao, ,cuya impo'
tsci6n exclusive tiepen on eRIS IslA los SreE. Mu
LLENHoFF KoRBER acaba de obtensr On IA Expo
Sici6a ive,sGl AmbereI 81 Gran Premie POI
az RI0JA ULARETE.
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81 eneuentra en- oSguss, ~ ciudad natal, en-
uai6n de su apreCisbia familia, nueStto diGtiu.
guido amigo 81 Iltmo Sr D Sebastian Muhoz
Rivera, Notarlo de Ia villa de AreCibo con oil is
lie resuperar por complete su RAlud, algo que.
brartada, como tambidn ID de su dignA eppoVs
D. Monssrrste VGzquez, quien So veg SO halls
igerameRte indiSpue'tA { usR de MA afeCCi6n
oGl1dica Que yiene snfr'endo.
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Aver SO iBscribieron en- 81 RegiStro Civil de-
JusgAdo municipAl de Catsdrsl las dsfuuciOnel
de Enviqus Sanchez clements de tuDsrCulosiI
pulmonhr Baldomera Marques Perez de Aue
mia senil J oil pRsimiaptu de Ramon FiguerOa.
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En- los bajOS dc ID csaA ndmero 50 de ID cR-
lie de ls FortAlezs, 20 encuentrs 81 vecino Pedro
Sanchsz eBfssmO de gravsdad On compete es
tAdo dc abaAdono Nos supllcsn llsmemoS d
atOaci6n del CelsdOr del diHtrito para 10 que pro-
tada
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Con loS Sefiores Besrfs ReineB no hay
rasps uus ss sujete. Ia M eptAblecimiento LA
CosStancia," saa Francisco S5, 20 enCueAtra el
mejor Calzado que hA de usarss para haCer Is
pusrrs d petr6leo & los f6Sforos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-08-15

NusStro ageAte de LareS msRda rstirar N
anuAriJ uuuCrito por doa ktAals 40 Velss, que
aver smpez6 pRbicArHe on LA OoRRESPoADEN
Ola porque hS reCibido "a ID obrS que reClAma
Ia dc IN dependents dc ID acreditAdA casa de
Fraile HermRnoh y o.
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HemoI vlSto hoy practcando ID vacunsci6n
domiCilio On Ia cslle del Sol Muy biAn; perO
mejor hubisrA IidO gi 81 aCusrdo 90 hubiesepuea.
to en- prkctics dezde que 10 diBpusO Ia gunts de-
SanidRd. Saba Dios cuaRtos caGos 20 hubiesen
svitado con esta precBuci6p.
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Ia csSa no ~ de ID cslle de ID Orux tisu
IN Gaho q. 70 Comunica con 10 alcGntarillR deH
oide an hedor inuoportsble, pueI no tiens nj inc
doro ri cloacs
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El vapor eSpanol BsrengHsr el Grands cargo
nara la HAbaaG 3s9 sscos con 33.73e kilos de ca
f. Y el vapor italiaso Rio do Jansao 100 Sacol
cafe COS Z 800 k o. ara Geaova l2O barriler
con 1905 kiloS az1cAr.
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RHV1EHEill de ludHF.

DsUds el dfs Is del mes de Julio ppdo. he
tenidO biea retirAr 81 pOder generslisimO, que
tsnih Confsrido q nj hermano D. EuHtaquio MILAN
deiAndO en- buen lugar, Gu buena reputation y
fSma.
Cidra l.0 de Agosto de 1894.
Jossfa H. VSuda de BotsI 6--2
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Sc da pOr SECURE que el cOnOcido eapad,
ChiCorro con una bueDa CuadrillA visitsr& eat,
Capital fines de 0stubrs pr6ximo Trser6 to.
rOS para lidiar de las mejOreI ganaderiAS de Is
PaninanlA.
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Los requisitoriAdos Viesnts Cabalero J
FrustuOSO Mesendez Vanga % FrutO, fusrOn
espturados en- MAnati pOr 81 ca6o de pOliciA Ms
nuel Torres.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-08-15

El bsile celebrAdo Gnoche por ls Sociedad
"El ReCrso Puertorriqueho" qued6 muy lucido J
snimado reinandO en- 81 IL mayor ammonia J AMI
maci6n.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-08-15

Con motivo del Cornbate que 90 hsce q mo
nopolio de los f6sforOS, por dOnae quierA 70 le
owe toCar OtrA dABzA que IA tituladA - No COM
prev t6sforoG." Y de reCodo lA de "Dondt
ouiera que to metAE to pego IN pa........"
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Crdsss sos Gutor do este hscho sl joven don Muse
bio COllSEo, que aun no ha sdo hAbido peuar
de las sctivaS diigencias prActicAdAE por Ia guar
dis civil pOliciS.
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L6lSe en- Ia caartS plsna 81 Gnuncio de liB
exeslsntsI mkquinaI DOMESTIC que son las
rejores que 20 importan 81 pals
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-08-15

parties, para Ia curaci6n radical de loH herpes IL
esspa, las msnchsS del cutis y para todiH lAs
afeoejones de IA p'el. su exquisite perfume ID
hace afemAs unA excelolts agus de tscador. RI.
dale on caHA dol Gehor Guillermety.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-08-15

Don Arturo ApArlclo hos ComuniCa deBds
AdjuntAB que hs alberto On aquella villa una co.
20 dc ComerCiO que girsrG bsiO % solo Aombre J
que % dediGarG 10 comprA y VeRta de msEcaR.
cfan frutoS del p.is
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Es Il Florida (BarcslonetS) % prOysctAl
uAAH fsGtAs muy lucioal en celebration de Mrs
Senora de las Msrcedes
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Han contraido nAtrimouio on ests CGpitsl
nuoStro estlmado amigo el senior don JoGe 9
del Vale y IL bella y aiwphticA SenoritA doni
Maria LoreHzo y RomGn. Que sea por muchoI
Ahoa.
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LA persona que hEll& perdido una lave O
parecer de cAja Iuerte Ssrradura de pateAt
ouede pasAr recogerla por eBta Eedaeci6n.
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En- LareS se notA Is fAlta dc mn cafe qu,
pudiera dejar pingues beaefCioE a que 10 eHta-
blecie1G.
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Aver 90 vacunaron On eI teatro de est
Capital doScientGs treints pergon&S.
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De@de

$3.50 PantLones Oasimir
sAsTRERLA FRANCESA, TISSOT
FoItslsEa 81.
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holsndesa rs esntAvoL Librsria de B. +. San
iurjo VidaI
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Nueatro director Sc on susntrs ya ea Albion
TO de regrsso de los Bafios de COamo.
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PARA LA aUAIRA

sAldrk para dieho puerto del 2l al 80 del
preseste mes Ia golsta "Ooncspci6nI, 81 capitin
Domingo Rubio, PsrAl eSquiAa sol, On Maya.
gaez. La citAds golsta Ss sncuOntrA On eStR d.
pital haStA el IS del corrieAte J bordo dc Il
mibma 20 dArfn detGlles. Ga
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-08-15

RYy@ @GAlletsI dc soda fnAH. Queso pArmesa.
ao Mantequilla italAaa fresca. JAmones "a.
llegoI superioreu. Pasta itAliana legftimA Le.
she coRdenSada freScA. Peras de California.
Queso de gruysre muy fresco JAmonsS de West
thGlia. Aceite refRado ''Tena" en- latAS Cog.
Sac 'MArteI" K. Xxx. QuesoS dc boIG On lAtSa
colorsdas. Vino "SAn Rafael" legitimo. Aqua
ie Marmolejo muy freIcA. Vino Rioja mSrca
HersdiG. sSlchich6n dc Lyon superior. Harins
LActeA muy frescA. Vino dc Jerex "EI Inocen.
'e". LongAniSa de Vich. Vino Riojs mArcs
"Ssgasta" acaban dc recibir ofrecsn CEREOE
90 HERMANOS Y COMP,
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Una ilusSGci6n mSdica -Cuaudo IL cienciR
habls pOr bOca de SuS mas escoiidcS SacsrdetsS
% grAto oir Lean, puel nueStroI lectores IN
voto yalioGo.
-"DT. NicolGI Mancini Carl, dc IA Faepl.
tad , Socisdsd m6iies de EmulGi6n de Paris,
wsdicO Municipal de Saacti-Spfritul de loo
Hoapitaleu de Carload de San JuaR dc Dies dc
Paula, individuo dc 10 SOciedsd de Estudies on
nicOs de 10 HsbsnA inc rporsdo On ID UniYer.
GidAd de J: HAb na deSde ell lS4S.
OEaTlFI00: que II EN- ULSION OREO-
S0TADA del Doctor Babel 90 sl mediesmestO
que On los 4S anOs que tepgo de eisrcioio dc ini
profsGi6n on Cuba, me ha proPersisSfda Los mas
SatisfactNIioE FeIultadoS On 81 trAtpmieHto de TO-
dsS lsS esfsrmeaAdeH del peCho.
Sancti, ,SpiTituS, dc Ensro de 1888
pooToR NICOLAS MANoINI OARLL
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VAREDADES

RE-Oerecedo Hermanos y Comp, compral
tods class de monedas de cualquier fecha que
team, agujereAdas, reselladas Iin resellAr.
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.A.V1Ro

Don Andres Rodriguoz duenO de Ia acredi.
tada F6brica de OigarrOs Ia Bellssd participa {
sus favorecedores quo ha suprimido el 20 p.S
con que habia aumentado: Ell precio de sus ciga.
rrillos pudiendo sus fsvorecedOreu adquirirlos a
tercio de Eiempre. SO-2l
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GamEa,

Buena OCCASION de hacerss dc IN nagnfico
CooHE de ueiu auientoH, propio para una familia
s para emprosas Es de msdio usc 20 encuen.
ira on muy buen estado. Sc vsnde Sumaments
barsto. IaformArkn cAlle del OristO ndmerO %,
altos 8-S
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la RetOgm0dG ESperGaz1 'oaissi uass;
dormir en- habitaciones muy rescas? SDsseausted Co
mer bienf Pues acuds u Refors1s9s 9sgsraHsa ca
lie de Ia PrnCesa, numero Z, Marina, Capital PFecioI
Al alCAnce de todas las fUrtunas.
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So gs sAtizs que el vino riojano de AleI6n
que venden los EeUOreS F. Fo't HermABo',
Tsncs esquiRa FoStRlexa, % poitivameats purO
y sin enCAbezar.
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GRRRGElO HERMANNS Y d.

Vpnden Rlros 10bre todan lAa ciudsd0s
7 pueblcG do Ia Peniasula iSlaa adyAcsntOs dos
do dos pesos On Adelanls. Pl s
lQ1iere uEted tomsr visoa exseleAtss tintaI
8 blSpcoH puroa do uvA1 pnss entoncsa no tisAo
nada mes que dirigiras loS seforsu Lula "
OompAhf', cue Jos sxpsnden en- "a estableoimien.
to, pero dc los de ApguoiaAa do aLogroaoD.
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IA MARGA amelia =, 49,. !. RsSE ss.:s,. ss:,.i. !.

mportAn sh eata isla SUCCESSOR DE DORADO
Y 0a So vends 81 poT mayor detell en- Ia
AULI7A, San JOS6 IL. .l5-7
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1894-05-04

wife insisted on my consulting ar doc
tor lie examined rue and pronounced
my ailment to be indigestion. lie was
right in one sense, but he little knew
what it was could not digest
1t would have been comfort to me
il | could in any way have made rep
aration. The poor fellow dead and
gone was beyond reach of earthly re-
lief, but he might have relatives. 1t
did not follow that because he was an
outcast wretch, in rags and not over
honest, that there was not somebody
who loved and cared for him perhaps
who depended on him. An aged
mother, maybe, or younger sister or
brother. If / could find out anything
about him and his belongings | might
at least endeavor to do some good in
this direction. For days and weeks
searched the local newspapers, expect
ing to find under the heading dead
body found some account of the hap
less reu-haired youth, and perhaps OF
his people Who attended st the in.
quest.
But nothing of the kind appeared
in print, and weeks and months passed.
and my burdened conscience stis made
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1894-05-04
A Litti. Mixed.

Mr.. Lanson was one of the most re
spected and beloved citizens of the New
England town in which he lived, and
held many positions of trust, giving sat
isfaction in all of them; but it was uni
versally conceded that speech making
was not his strong point.
AS superintendent of the Sunday
school he frequently had to give out
notices. When these We're written they
caused him no trouble, but when they
were what he called ''eXtcmp'ry," their
delivery was fraught with difficulties.
II should wish to announce" he
said, on one occasion. that our regular
monthly meetin' will be held once a
fortnight durin'-I would say that our
monthly meetin' will be held twice as
often as usu'l this What mean is"
said poor MIR. I,amson, in cold per-
spiration, that our regular monthly
meetiu's are to be KEEP up this winter
at the rate Of one every two weeks
an that's as nigh as ] can come to
what l want to say!-Youth's Com
panion
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1894-05-04
NERVOUSNESS.
Errors Which Serve to Make Life Miser-
able.

able.
Nervousness is a condition not easy
to define; but the common use of the
term in everyday speech indicates the
commences OF the thing itself There
are few pc rons, indeed, who have not
at some time suffered from irritability
of the nerves and its accompanying de-
preston
1t is to be remembered that this
state always indicates a falling away
from the normal standard of health. 1t
should be taken as danger signal, a
notice from the nerves that something
is wrong. The cause of the trouble is
sometimes easily found, as, for exam
Pile, temporary or babitual loss of
sleep; or the difficulty may be more
deeply seated and more serious.
Whatever its cause, nervousness indi-
Gates a lack of nervous force, a lower
ing of vital energy. Somewhere tap
is loose, waste is proceeding more rap
idly than repair. In such state of
things, the performance of every vol
antary action and of every unconscious
organic function is affected unfavor-
ably.
Women suffer from nervousness more
commonly than men, 1t is q mistake,
however, to think that there is any ma
terial difference between the nerve
structure OF the two sexes. Unfavur-
able surroundings and occupations ac'
count for the greater frequency "l
nervous diseases among women. Farm
ers are rarely affected with nervousness.
Farmers wives are almost proverbial-
ly so affected.
Loss % sleep, indigestion, grief or
worry, and many other functional
causes may produce nervousness.
Doubtless the most frequent cause is
lack of sufficient out-oi-door air and OF
| moderate exercise.
1t is too common for nervous people
to think their complaint too trivial for
physicians notice Strict inquiry as
to the manner of life often reveals
errors the correction of which relieves
the condition and sverts serious dis
ease.
"Overwork does not kill, but over
worry does" some one has said, with q
measure of exaggeration. Excessive
work may no doubt shorten life, bu'
constant worry over everyday cares "
sure to do so.
Ceaseless care exhausts the nervous
energy. Change of occupation and o.
p, scene allows the nervous forces-tht
cerebral gray matter-to become re
stocked Nervous matter is actually
consumed in performing the details o
everyday existence, just as muscular
tissue is expended in exercise.
| 4 spring kept at a constant tension
surely loses its elasticity, while on,
which is frequently un emit does not
The figure is a good one TO apply t.
mental aud nervous experience. -
Youths Companion.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1894-05-04

my life misery, At last matters
came TO a clinax
AS / have already sail, 7 had to at
tend every day to Office duties In
London. and now and then was de.
tanned until such late hour that the
last trains were gone On such occa.
siOns, II the weather was bad, J took
q cab, but II it was fine preferred to
walk aud save cab fare. This last was
the case one night in the early part Of
the spring OF the present year.
My residence being north of Isling
ton and my place of business in High
Ilolborn, found 1t convenient to go
through certain marrow ways as a
short cut to the main road. II was
seldom tn at my victim was out of ray
mind, but it happened that l was not
thinking about him when--the neigh
boring church of Clerlenwell had just
tolled ont twelve o'clock--a ghost ap.
peared to me
1t was dark and dingy street and
without moments warning he rose
out of his grave, as it were, and cou.
fronted me. He was draped in white
from head to foot, his form was lank,
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1894-05-04
Two Internreta lions.

A young farmer who had been con-
verified at one of the revivals went be-
fore the next conference and asked for
a license to be preacher. Il know l
am born to preach the word" said the
applicant, for have had three
visions, all the same, and it has made a
lasting impression on me-" What was
your vision?' asked bishop. oval,
saw a big, round, blue ring in the sky,
and inside in great gold letters, were
n. c. 1t meant Preach Christ, and
want to join the conference. The
argument was about to carry when an
old pastor stood up in the back part of
the hall and said: Young man, we
don't doubt your intentions, nor o we
doubt you saw the vision with the
golden p c. but am of the opinion
that 'P c. meant Pillow Cora" The
convert is still a farmer. Cincinnati
Times Star.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1894-05-04

his face long and narrow, his nose
Roman, and his hair fiery red. / recog-
nized him on the instant with a gasp
ing cry. | shrank back, and wouId
have turned and run, but my legs re.
fused. could only back away from
the awful specter, while, with hide
GUS grinning visage, it still came at
me. At last it spoke:
Don't be alarmed, guv'nor. Have
you got such thing as lucifer match
TO give me?"
1t was not sepulchral voice, and
why he wanted match he indicated
in earthly fashion by exhibiting pipe
filled with tobacco, but unlit.
"Who-who are you?" demanded.
81 works at the bake'us what you
just now see me come out Of" returned
the ghost.
Were yom syer-ever st Fiuchley?
ventured.
81 dessay," he answered, lightly. 81
was mooching about a lot before | came
across this here job at the bakers"
But tell me this. Did you eve,
climb paling at Finchley and steal a
piece of steak out OF back garden?"
Course did" he replied, grinning,
land much good it did me-"
Did you good, do you mean to say,
that you ate it, and that"
u mean to say didn't cat it," he in,
terrupted me- 81 intended to- There
was chap he run after me, and got
into barn to get out of his way, anC
there ! fell asleep, and when / woke
up blest if the rats hadn't found my
bit of steak and eat the lot. But you
haven't told me whether you have 9
lucifer match or not"
Il have not got match" / ex
claimed, taking him by both hands in .
way that for the moment seemed t.
alarm him, but ! have got half-a
crown, and you can buy as many a:
you please with it. Be kind to rats
ever after this, baker, for they savee
your life
believed that he thought | was in
toXicated. SO was. with JOY. | never
walked home more blithely from Hol
porn to Finchley before or since, and
went to bed and slept like top. though
Bumstea dog was singing the olt
tune in the back garden.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1894-05-04

A Haverhill man, in order to impress
business methods on his son early in
lie, told the youngster that if he
would see that the gas bill was paid
before certain date each month he
could have the discount for himself
The Havcrhill younRster took very
kindly to the idea and captured the dis
count each time the bill came in. To
his fathers surprise, however, the gas
bill began to increase at remarkable
rate. He found one night that ms sol,
was bur ming gas all orer the top of the
house frool ten O'Clock until six o'clock
the next morning The youugster had
become NspoleaE oi finance, and had
discovered the fsct> tket the bigger the
hili. 'hs bigger the diSrSuat Rss5oU
Qlola
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1894-05-04
The ladv whose portrait heads this article [

The lady whose portrait heads this article
Is Mrs. Mary F. Covell, of Scotland, Bon
Hommo Co, S. Oak. She writes to DR.. r.
V. Pierce, Chief Consulting Physician to the
Invalids Hotel and Surgical Institute, at
Buffalo, N. Y, as follows: 81 was sick two
years with falling of the womb and leucor-
rhpa previous to taking your medicines. l
took six bottles Of DIR. Pierce's Favorite Pre-
scription, and was entirely cured of both in
six months it is four years this month,
since | was entirely well Of both those dis
eases and havenever hadany signs of their APP
pearancc since and am satisfied the Favor
tie Prescription saved my life, for | could
hardly walk around when | commenced
taking that medicine and l think it is q Gods
blessing to me that l took it.
| was pronounced incurable by the best
doctors here in the West. | gave up all
hopes and made up my mind that | was to
be taken away from my husband and baby
of two years old. l was sick all of the time
|, could not eat anything at all. In one week,
latter beginning the use of the Favorite Pre-
scription my stomach was so much better
that could eat anything could see that l
was gaining all over, and my husband then
went and got me six bottles / took three of
them and my stomach did not bother me any
more.
We sent to you and got the Peoples Com
mon Sense Medical Adviser, and found
my case described just as l was we did
what the book told us, in every way in one
months time I could see was much better
than had been we still kept on just as the
book told us, and in three months stopped
taking medicine, and to-day, I can proudly
say ] am a well women, yes, am well, strong
and healthy.
When began to take your medicine my
face was poor and eyes looked dead. could
not enjoy myself anywhere, | was tired and
sick all the time. / could hardly do my
houso-work, but now l do that and tend q
big garden, help my husband and take in
sewing"
The following will prove interesting tC
feeble women generally, and especially SO tc
nose about to become mothers. Mrs Dora