davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The evening times., 1895-10-14
"See D0vison about it,"
Ii05 f Street n W.
DISCUSSED PADGETT's CASE.
TypoSrn pi,ical Union WIN Appoint an
Investicati ing Committee.

The alleged defalt-ition Of Frank Padg-
EFT, secretary OF the Columbia Typograph-
icai Union. No. 101, was the main theme
discussed at n meeting of that body held
last evening. President Tracy was in the
chair. and Mr.. Toner, Mr.. Vadgett's sue
cessor, acted as clerk.
The comIaittee on investigation reported
that the shortage in the accounts OF Mr..
Padgett was about 81 300, which may be
reduced by later developments. Mr.. Tracy
would not tell where Padgetr was.
A committee will be appointed to visit
Mr.. Padgett and report as the next meeting
of the union The financial affairs OF the
union We're discussed. and they were found
to be not in such bad shape as many OF the
members thought.
The evening times., 1895-10-14
GRAND JURY VOTED.
They Are Understood TO Favor a n In
dtctmenf Against Miss FIagler-

The grand jury adjourned at 4 little past
noon to-day without making any return In
the Flag ier-Green case, though 1t rs ex-
pected that the finding OF the jury will be
announced to-niorrow-
II is generally understood that the grand
iury to-day voted on the subject OF re-
turning a presentment against Miss Fiagler
for the killing OF Ernest Green on August z.
The belief among those Who have Deen
following the case. that the grand Jury
would ignore The charge, has undergone
change. and it is now believed that the
vote of the jury showed n ma tority III ravor
orreturning a presentmentf or rfriansiauGhter
at least.
The evening times., 1895-10-14
Building Permits.

Building permits issued today: William
Hughes dwelling. No -102 street south
west, $500; Martin Moore. dwelling, No.
47 o street northwest. $500: Brison Nor
ris, stable, rear of Nos. COL and sos II
street northeast, $500; %. B. GottwaIs,
five dwellings, Nos HOO To 1106, in
elusive. E street. and 442 Eleventh street
southwest, S12,500.
The evening times., 1895-10-14
Tremendous Rainfall ut Boston.

Boston, Oct. lin the thirty six hours
storm ending early this morning the total
rainfall at the Boston Weather Bureau was
64inches. This record has not been closely
approached since November 2021, 1876,
when 5 43 inches were measured in twenty
four consecutive hours. The maximum We
locity of the wind was 46 miles.
The evening times., 1895-10-14
Baek From n Moose Hunt

Senator Proctor, of Vermont, arrived
in the city to-day. He has been on moose
hunt on the border of British America and
Canada His party killed three moose, of
which the Senator baEged two. He is
looking remarkably Well and tanned from
his outing trip
The evening times., 1895-10-14
She Was storm-Driven.

Portland, Me-, Oct. lathe sea was
very high off shore yesterday. The tug
L. A A. Belknap made an attempt to get out,
but was forced back. The schooner Albert
W. Black arrived yesterday with the
storm and made run OF sixty miles in
four hours and ten minutes.
The evening times., 1895-10-14
WILL ENHUME THE BODY.
Coroner Ham nett Decides TO In~esti-
gafe the Sanford Case.

Late this afternoon Corouer Hammeet
decided to investigate the Sanford case.
On the representations of Mr. Richard
son nepbew OF the dead man, who has ex-
pressed the belief that his uncle was poison
ed, the coroner has decided 10 eShume the
body.
This will be done to-morrow- and chemi-
cal tests will be made TO determine whether
there is any ground for this belief.
The evening times., 1895-10-14
Where the ShipS Are.

The gunboat Castine, which was sent to
Madagascar to investigate the case OF ex-
Consul Waller, arrived at Pernambuco TO-
day from Cape Town. The Alert sailed
from Guayaquil, Ecuador. yesterday, for
Callao. Peru. She will return to San Fran
cisco on being relieved by the Marion.
The evening times., 1895-10-14
The following heavy rainfall. in inches.

The following heavy rainfall, in inches.
were reported:
During the past "a hours-Boston. 1854;
Halifax, f.5S: Chatham, Ito.
. The Conditions are favorable for fair
weather OH the Atlantic coast. but the
clcudiness Will probably increase during
Tuesday.
Condition OF the Water.
High and low tides al officially recorded
at the Navy Yard for to-day are as follows:
High. Low.
3:4S a. m. 1880 q. m.
AZ. p. IN. Il:O1 p. m.
Temperature and condition OF the water
ut n. m. Great Eails-Temper;s turc
"a: condition, SO. Receiving reservoir
Temperature, 81; cosditton ut north connrc-
ton, SO. condition at south connection, SO
Distributing reservoir-Tcmperature OF;
condition at influenr gatehouEe, So. efflu.
ent gatehouse. SO.
Schedule for. Street Lighting.
Seas lamps lighted 6:31 p. M; extin
Naphtla lamps lighted s:s1 o. m: .xtin-
Suisted 6:18 q. N.
The evening times., 1895-10-14
For Sa,,,ng ~ ,t,nor

Theo. Mullen, restaurateur in South
Washington, was arrested to-day for SELL
ing liquors to Charles Craig, a minor, on
September 81. He gavp bail for $500. Mr..
Jacob Dreiner going his bond, and demand
ed Jury trial.
The evening times., 1895-10-14
Movement of Silver.

The issue of standard silver dollars from
the niilIts and Treasury offices for the week
ended October / 2 WAS ST .429 ,2i9, and for
the corresponding period last year was
81 .O67 395 The shipment of fractional
silver coin from the lst to 18th aggregated
S776,a2S
The evening times., 1895-10-14
Postal Clerk Arrested

The Post-office Department was to-day
advised OF the arrest Of Joseph F. Thomas,
a railway postal clerk on the st. Louis
and Texarkaua Railway postal car, for
rifling mail matter. He has been in the
service for over five years.
The evening times., 1895-10-14
Gravej Contract Awarded.

The Commissioners have accepted the Of
fer of Skinner & Burrows 10 haul five
hundred cubic yards of gravel. more or
less, from Bladensburg to Langdon, and
spread the same upon the road, upon their
hid of niuet v cents per cubic yard.
The evening times., 1895-10-14

Secretary Carlisle and Assistant Sec
retary Harnlin are expected to return here
tomorrow from Boston They are in New
York to-day.
The evening times., 1895-10-14
Internal Revenue Receipts.

The receipts from internal revenue to-
day were ST27 ,233, from customs, Sf67,-
259. miscellaneous, S2e,240. The Ma
tionaI bank notes received to-day for re-
denIption amounted to $446 ,522.
The evening times., 1895-10-14
street,. Assa.ilant Arrested.

James Pollard. who was arrested Sat
urday on q warrant sworn out by DR..
Thomas Streets, young eolored physi-
clan, for an alleged assault was heki in $500
bail this morning, and his case continued
iu(Ipfiuiteiv
The evening times., 1895-10-14
Re,vrned From Europe.

Mr. John Seager, secretary to Secretary
Lamont, returned to washington from a
European trip yesterday and resumed his
duties at the War Department to-day.
The evening times., 1895-10-14
Failed 10 Hold Fleming.

The case against Edward Fleming. who
was arrested last weak ona warrant sworn
out by Miss Winston for an alleged assault.
dismissed by Judge Miller to-day
The evening times., 1895-10-14
Mr. Cou,,..,tock 2, Home Again.

Mr.. Comstock. Chief of the Customs Di-
vision, Treasury Department. has returned
from Atlanta, Ga, where he was offlciaily
engaged in STRENGTHENING out customs mat
YRS at the eS position
The evening times., 1895-10-14
s,nte ofthe cold Reseryc
On Their Way Home.

The Treasury gold reserve to-day is
$93,O64,eE2-
The evening times., 1895-10-14
SMALL
INVESTMENTS.
Opinions of Leading Financial Men
on Cotton Milling in the South.


goods IN
of
eight mills The
nothing else
bsenc uased
CRANE, PARIS ?
The evening times., 1895-10-14
JUSTICES n HtN sEi1s
Judge Jackson's Death Caused
a Shiftihg'on the Bench.
SUPREME COURT In SESSION

Owing to Mr.. CIevel,nd's Absence the
Court Remained In Session, Con-
trary to Its Usual Custom-Death
of Their Late Colleague Alluded to
In Chief Justice Fuller's Address.
The evening times., 1895-10-14
BRIDGE TO TIVE MARKET
1t is Proposed to Build One From
Ninth Street Side.
COMPANY CLAIMS THE RIGHT

They Contend That the Old Charter
Gives That Priviie&e-Com missiSnF
ers Asked TO Issue u Recommendations
Licenses sGranted-Triai Boapd Find
ings Approved.
The evening times., 1895-10-14
DENIED BY THE DOCTORS

Continued from first page.)
The evening times., 1895-10-14
washinstou Stock Excnauss.

Columbia Fire Insurance, 100 at 13; America an
Gruphophone, 1J0 at 3Is: Pneumatic Gun Car
rage, $50 nj Soc; lou at 35c
The evening times., 1895-10-14

l want to be the
teweier who comes
into your mind first.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-06-04

Al cabo de diez mnntos lego la reina
vestida con ~ saco. a momento SO dis
tribuyeron cirios a tod la corte los ga
llardos cortesanos, las harmosa5 damas v
los blenos parisienses adctos al rey a
Nuestra Sof1ora, Sc dirigieroa Montmartre,
descaizos de pie pierna, pesar del horri-
bic tempo de hielo nieye, tIritando pri-
nero, pero caleutados despues por los COL
pes furiosos que repartia Chicot los que
tenian la desg acia de hallarse al alcance
de sas discipiInas-
o sc confes6 yencido y fue colocarse en- La
fila, cincuenta pasos de Chicot.
a Las cuatro de la tarde termin0 la ldgu-
Dre procession, los conyentos reoibieron gr an
des linosna5, todos los personajes de la cor
to tenfan los pies hinchados y desoIladas las
espaldas, la reina Sc habia presentado On
puoiico con uua enorme camisa dc tela grro-
sa, el rey con IN rosario de calayeras.
HuDo iagrimas, gritos, orsciones, incienso
can.ico
FL dia como Sc We, habia sido bueno.
En- efccto, todos haoian sufrido ell frio los
discipiinazos por complacer al rey, sin que
nadie hubiera podido adiyinar por que este
principe que tanto habia baiIado La antevispe-
ra, sc maceraba las carnes dos dias despuee
Los Hngonotes, los do la Liga los IL
oertinos, miraron con risa pasar Ia proce-
sion de los discipliDantes, diciendo con al
lono de desprecio habitual en- esta especie
ae gsnts, que la Ultima procession habia sido
mas Della f6rvorosa, 10 cuaI no era verdad
Enrique soiyi6 palacio en- ayunas. con
largSs rayas azuIes y moradas en- las espaI-
aas' 10 50 haoia separado dc la reina Gu To-
y, % uia. aprosrch aldo. los nomenfos de
as .s-so ~ lstiss lss Psraias Que Il .l,ia hJ-
go - PROCESSION en las caplllas, para pro-
mcterie nueyas pensiones y formar Mar.
10 Peregrinacl6n con ella.
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una n rada terrible del rsy ls hizo eonocal
que ei momento no era proposito para
chapzas. Ento1ces tomo, como los dem IS
sus dlsciplinas, solo que en- yez de dar5e s.
propio, daba los que So eneoutraban in
medatos 6!, cuando no .llaba Dinguna
espalia al alcance de su brazo. qnitaba q
discipiinazos Ell barniz de las csIamuas de
entablado.
Este tnmulto volvio POGO POGO la sereniiad
al rcstre del rsy, aunque era evdente me su
espirltu continuaba prof flndaments afectado
De pronto salio de su cuarto mandando
que lie esperasen. Luego que hubo salido,
cesaron las penitencias como por encanto.
Solo Cnicot coutinuaba descargando sobre
O, anien odiaba, golpes que este lie devoi-
via la meJor que era possible Era aquel un
duelo diSciplinazos-
Enrique paso al cuarto de la reina, la re-
gallo IN collar de perlas de yalor de veinte
y cinco mil escudos, la beso en- las dos
me1ilias, cosa que no habia hecho en- mas
de IN a1o, y Ia supiico que Sc quitase los
adornos realas sc vistiera con M saco.
Lnisa dc i4orena, siempre tierna y bonda
dosa, consintio en- clio al momento, aunque
no sIn pregnntar, por que sn marldo al re-
galarle IN collar de perlas querfa que Sc
vistiese con IN saco.
Por mis- pecados, respondi0 lriqne.
Esta respuesta Satiafizo a Ia reiaa. puraue
conocia mejnr que nadie cnan enorme era la
suma de pecados de que su marido debia
nacer peniIencia- Visfiose, pnes, gusto
de Eurique, ell cual volvi0 su ha bifaci6n,
diciendo 81 eSposa que en- ella Ia esperaba
Al preseltarse el rey, los coitesanos vol
vieron conenzar Ia hagslaci6n. O y Chi
cot. sssla no hsbfan eessdo de drscargarse
gois,es sat4bau ilunos q saIgra. I'll rey les
ilamandoIe sua serdadsros j
nnicos amigos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-06-04

de repenre mando que Sc presentasen todos
sus amigos.
Los eneargados de comanicar esta ordo,
pasaron primerO al cuarto de Sa.a Lue nero
San Luc estaba mas enfermo que nunea
su languldez era excesiya SO hallaba abru
mado de fatiga. Su NAL habfa degenerate
en- una compIeta perdida de fuerzas su sne.
no, mas tien su letargo, habfa sido tan
profundo, que era ell unico..de todos los CO.
mensales de Pslacio que no habfa dido nada
de la escena do la noche anterior. no obstan-
te hallarse su habitacion separada de Ia del
rey tan solo por un delgado tabioue Por
10 mlsno pidio permiso para no salir de Ia
CANA, prometlendO REAR en- ella todas las
oracIones que Ell rey lie mandase
AL or Enrique esta lastimosa reIsci6n
hizo la sefial de la cruz ordeno Que L.
enviasen sn boticario.
Luego dispuso que sc llevaran al Louvre
todas las disciplinas del eonyento de Aous-
tinos, paso vestido de negro delante de
ocnomoefe, qat coJeaba delante de Eper-
non, que teIfa el brazo vendado delante
dc Qneius, que sc hallabi toSaefa aturiIto
y deiante de Maugiron de O, cue estaban
tembiando. Rsparti6 cada uno un par de
disclplinas les encargo que Sc azotasep
con elias 10 mas fuerte que les fuess possible
Espernnu observe que teniendo eli brazo
q reeho yendado, debia ser eseeptaado de
Ia ceremonial, puesto que no podria de yolyer
los golpes que lie dirran, 10 cual lie haria.
por decirio ash, desahnar 90 Ell concierto de
la hagelacion-
Enrique III le respondi6 que por 10 mismo
serla sa penitencia mas agradaLlr 4 los oj.s
de Dlos 0'''
u rey mismo dio ell eiemplo; quit6ss Ia
ropiiia, 81 Instillo y La camisa, y comenx6 4
disclpiinarse como un martir Chicot ouiso
reir y chancearse, segdn sa costumhre. ZERO
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-06-04

IA las armas! esclamaban per todas par
tes, ia las armasl ell rey llama, corramos la
habitacion del rey.
\ en- ell mismo instante ell captain de guar
dias, ell ceronel de suizos, los criados de pa
lacio, los arcabuceros de sergicio Sc preci-
pltaron porfia en- ell real aposento, que in
medlatamente quedo iluminado por veinte
antorchas.
Cerca del sillon derribado de las tazas
quebradas, y delante del lecho desordenado
cuyas sabanas y cobertores estaban espar-
cidos por el caarto, Sc hallaba Enrique, gro
tesco y espantoso con sus atavios de neche,
palido, erizado el cabello ia mrada fla
Tenfa la mano derecha estendida le tenn
blaba como una hoja movida por ell yiento
La mano izquierda, crispada, tenia ma
qulnaimente aside ell puflo de la espada.
Ell perro, tan agitado como su amo, le mi
raba aullaba.
FL rey parecfa mudo por eferto del terror;
no atrevieadose ninguno romper ell silen-
clio, todos SO interrogaban con la vista es-
peraban en- la mayor ansiedad.
Entonces sc presento medic vestida, pero
enyueita en- un gran manto, la joyen reina
Luisa de Lorena, rubia y tierna criatura,
que viyia como una santa en- la TERRA y q
quien los gritos de su esposo habian des-
pertado.
senior, diJo mas tremula que todos, lque
hay2 lDios mio! ,que sucede - Vuestros
gritos han legado hasta mi y he venido-
Noe. no.. es. NADIA, dijo ell rey
sin mover los ojos, que parecian mirar en- Ell
aire algnna forma vaga invisible para to-
dos, escepto para Ell.
-Pero V. M. ha gritado, repuso la reina
Use ha puesto enfermo ". M
Era tan visible el terror pintado en- la f.
sonoaia do Enrique, que 80 iba comunicap-|
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-06-04

do POGO POGO los circumstances: unos
retrocedian, otros Sc adelantaban. otros
deyoraban con la vista al rey para asegu-
rarse de que no estaba herido, de que no le
hab'a tocado un rayo mordido alglin reptiL
oh seflorl escamo la reina, senor. en-
nombre del cielo, no nos tengais en- seme-
Jante augusta. sQuereis que Sc lame un
medico2
I'm medicol dijo ell rey con voz sinies-
ira, DO, no es ell cuerpo el que sta enfermo,
es ell ALMA, es ell espfritu; no, no quiero me
dlco, 4u!ero. 80. IN cOnfesor.
Todos Sc miraron unos otros, registraron
las puertas, las cortinas, ell suelo. En Din-
guna parte hsliaban huellas del obieto inyi-
sible que tanto habfa asustado al rev.
Este examen, sin embargo Sc practicable
con una curiosidad que a cado paso iba en-
aumento, iel rey habia pedido un confesorl
AL momento que Enrique signiic6 su de
SEQ, monte un mensajero a caballo; miliares
de chlspas briliaron en- ell enpedrado del
patio del Louvre, y cinco minutes desoues
llegaban la habitacion del rey el superior
del conyento de Jesuitas, quien desperta-
ron, por declrio asi arrancaron de su CANA
Con la llegaSa del confesor ces0 ell tn
multo y Sc restabIeci6 el sileEcio. tedcs Sc
interrogaban, todos Sc perdian en- conietu-
ras, todos creian adiyinar la causa del es-
panto del rey, pero todos temblaban TEL
rey sc estaba confesandol
la maflaua sguiente muy temrrsno
Enrique, que sc habia levantado antes que
nadie, mand0 que volyiera cerrarse la
puerta del Louvre, que no Sc habia alberto
sino para dejar pasar al confesor
DaspE6s bizo lamar al tesorero, al cerero
al maestro de ceremonies. Tom0 su IL
brosde oIaciones, encusdernado en- negro, v
leJd &lgunas de elias, luego interrumpio sn
leofn para recortar imAgenes de santos, y
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-06-04
Los sntrascratos nsedscos carajarsos
c0n ejercscao en- esta csa4oldd,
Enaro % de- 1895.


Certifcan: que han comprobado "a en la
practica Official, va en- la particular, dursnte
Is epidenaia variolosa reinante en- esua c1u-
dad, Ia ofcacia incontestable del virus
yacuno procedente del Institute de Vacu
naci6n de don Santiago Seijo instaiado en-
Areciso baio su Observation-Disclosures que di-
cho senior Seiio despuss de un concienzudo
6etenido estudio; ha conseguioo pe~fec-
cionar ell nivel de los Institutes Europeos
de su fndole, el eultivo de aquel virus pro-
flactico de Ia viruela hasta ell extren1o de
poder asegurar afrrnar los que snscriben,
qne en- esta poblacion ha producido tan fe-
Ices resulbados Ia obtsnido tan lisonjsto
atisfactorio y brillante 5xito, que 30 han
conseguido con gu empleo propagation el
exterminio de- la viruela que aterrorizaba y
diezmaba esta poblaci6n desde hace diez y
ocho meses. No vacilando por ends los in
dio de Ia presente sino que tarnbisn por La
preusa periodical del pals ser aecssario-
que Ia linfa vacuna sxtFaida de la ternera
del prectado Institute ss superior prefe-
rible todas Las demAs usadas en- Ia igla, In
cluso la de Londres, que estadfstlcaeiente
ha dado rnejor nas Eesultado, hasta ell ex-
tremo de habsr conseguido Ia pssstalacs0s
vac;ssai en- IN noventa por ciento. z para
que conste valga doEde convenir pudiere
don Santiago Seijo eepido la presente en-
Ponce II de Mayo de 1589.-Dr. Baltasar
1Tigses-Dr. Ccrchado-Dr. Reueros-Dr.
Pagass-Dr. COrorsas-Dr. VsdGl Rsos-Dr.
Eliseo Font Gssillot-Dr. JMass Iglessas-
DR.. N. Zcsso G0,sdla-Dr. Ccssnssr0 :. del
Vale.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-06-04
BREGARO & Co

Para mas inormes dirgirse Consgneros plaza
BREGARO & Co
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-06-04
Bregaro g. Co.

Giran corta. vista sobrs Espsfa 8 Isiss
sdyacentes.
Giran sobre las plazas principales de
francia, Inglaterre, Alemania, Austria,
25igica, Holand&, Italia, Portngal, Sa.z2
I Africs fMar~u@cosl sohre Nav York.
III -
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$50

FL que suscribe, Sc ofreee psrs traduccio-
res de frances italiano, al casteilano y
vice-versa, asf como Sc dedica por ahora
dar classes de idioma frances 81. gu casa ha-
bitscion, Gale Sslud, mum. 5.-Pcnoa, Enc
70 de 1895.
A-lstides SsDaOy:Dsetrs
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HOTEL
INTERNATIONAL
PORT-AU-PRINCE.-HAITI

Ell propietario que suscribe ofrece las CO.
modas ventiladas habitaciones de este
Hotel todos los puertorriqueTos extran :
gercs de 5ransito estadfa fja en- Haiti.
En- el estabiecimiento SO habla ingles,
frances, espahol italiano. Traso quito; SER
vicio sseogido.
Tenemos sucursal en- al aristocratico cam
po de Thor (Bizot6u) para los pasageros
enfermos aua seran tratados cen esp1erada
soiicitud.
It. GoNZALO MARIN
Enaro % de- 1895
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-06-04
iOjo, Ojo!

Sc desean vender IS seIIos de los
del 4o Centenario del descubrimiento
de esta isla.
En- esta irnprenta informarAn,
Ponce. No1iansbre 1904
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= Q l. l. g MO-
ALEXANDRA DUMAS
LA DANA
DE
M 8 MS 8 r EAU

CAPITULO vi
COMO SIN QUE NADIE sUPIEsE La CAUsA
DE sU CONVERSION, Ell REY ENRIQUE
sEHALLo CoNvERTIDo DE LA NoCHE
La MAEANA
{ Contiysuaci6n.
Dos horas transcurrieron de esta manera
:, De repente resono un terrible grito que
sali6 del cuarto del rey.
Sin embargo, la lampara continuaba apa-
gada, el silencio era tan profundo como an
ties, y ningdn ruido Sc habfa dejado OR, sal
yo el extrafio grito de Enrique Ill
Porque era ON efecto el rey quiep habia
gritado.
Oy6se en- seguida el ruido de un mueble
que Gala al sue,o, de una vasija de porcela-
-1a que SO rompfa y de apresurados pasos
que resonaban en- ell cuarto; luego nueyos
gritos mezclados con ladridos de perros; por
ultimo, se vieren brillar luces y relucir es-
Padas en- las galerfas, y los pesados pasos de
los gnardias medic dormidos hicieron tenn
blar el payimento.
The record-union., 1895-04-13

Rugged and honest. brave and big-hearted
William n. Bachelor is one of the leading
engineers in the White Metal State. The sill
yer badge on the Hon. William n. Bachelor
is indicative of his ability in engineering cir
cles. 1t was presented to him by a silver con-
vention held in Colorado last year. From
oyerWOrk, mental and physical confinement,
while he was trying to save the pieces in the
wreck of the cyclonic financial storm which
devastated the rich fields Of Colorado, brave
William n. Bachelder lost his good health.
He was no longer the active man, the man Of
resources, the brainy engineer-why? His
nerves were unstrung, his eyes lost their
wonted luster, he seemed to age rapidly. He
lost his appetite, gas generated in his stom-
ach. Mentally and physically this brilliant
engineer was a wreck.
Now his friends all over the State of Colo
rado are congratuIating him. He has recov-
erciS. He is q strong, hearty man. Read
what he says; doubtit and write to him:
DENVER, Colo.-Hudson Medical Institute
Gentlemen find but few words in the Eng
nsh language to express my appreciation for
the benefit that has been bestowed upon me
by the Hudson Medical Institute. Not u great
many months ago 1 felt as if my days were
numbered. For weeks l had a continuous
headache and the slightest exertion left its
mark. A feeling of nearly having run my
span OF life had possession of me; was about
to accept the inevitable. a friend in need,
who lives out the oid maxim and proved
friend indeed, recommended me to your in
stitutiOn. I clutched at his words as does
drowning man to anything. Iwrote and told
my troubles, and after you had shown me
ray of light and hope 1 Immediately took
frmer grasp of life. 1 can truly and do CRATE
fully say that I am ten years younger in
looks in ambition, in health. l feel perfectly
safe in recommending the Hudson Medical
Institute to my fellows ufferers. Yours truly,
VIM. n. BACHELOR,
State Engineer, 817 Equitable building, Den
yer, Colo.
DENVER, Colo, Nov. 5.-Hudson Medical
Institute-Gentemen 1 am feeling finely. 1
send you my photograph. I will always
speak highly of your physicians.
VIM. n. BACHELOR.
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