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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-04

The Urgency Deficiency NH aud the
Tarin NIL.

Washington, Jan. IA movement
WAS begun in the senate today
TO the amendment OF the urgency bill
which has not yet been report 4 from
amend the urgency deficiency bill
ment Of the present tarift laws. Among
the amendments proposed " one - 'hc
abolition OF the one-tenth additional
differential duty. placed on sugar inn
ported from countries paying a ham
ty. and for the correction OF the error
made In regard TO the tax on alcohol
corporations Of the provision
OF the income tax law re-
curing that they shall furnish
lists of their employees TO wnom sai-
aries OF less than $4,000 are paid. penn
ocrttic leaders are especially anxious
TINT the two amendments first irtn-
toned shall be enacted into uW during
the present session. II was the Iur-
pose of the Democratic members Cf
the finance committee 10 have ar pped
the one-tenth additional Discriminating
duty on sugar from the tariW bill in
conference. but the acceptance Of that
measure by the horse prevented tirL
The action of the European countries
TO which the duty applies In excluding
American meats has had the effect OF
cnueing this change to appear more
hill became law and the D sm5er,uc
leaders would feel especially graf fed
IL 1t could be accomplished. Tho diiy
OF preparing these amendments mas de-
volved upon Senator Jones Of ArFln-
sas, but II is understood that they viii
not be presented unless there aiLrHs
little doubt of their accept ince by the
senate. Consequently Mr. JONES and
other Democratic senator's Hre can
wasting both sldcs OF the ehimher tor
the purpose Of getting at tho sentiment
II they become convln I'd tha; :he
amendments can lie agreed tc, they
VIII be introduced within the nrat two
OF three days. They say, hawigrr. tkat
u II becomes evident tat the Repul IT,
cans will make fghS on them, hoy
will not present them with only two
months OF the con,s.aJi IS left, theii
passage could be- prev ','sd anl The
appropriation bills would be imperiled
q no purpose.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-04
FEE AND SALARY LAW IN COURT.
Attorney General Of Indiana Wants
II PurEej Of Its had Features.

indianapolis, Ind. Jan. 3.--Attorney
1ehtral ketchum filed suit today In
the circuit court in which Gov Mat
thems Is made the relatcr, praying
that the fee and salary law or 1891
be purged OF its unconstitutional fea-
lures and be restored to the FORM ia
which 1t passed the legislature. The
complaint says that the law was reg
ularly passed, and that II then con-
tainod salaries for each OF the offices
In Shelby county: that tho senate made
amendments to the bill. and when
these amendments were rejected by
the house conference was held IN
which the senate receded from some
or its amendments and the house ac-
coded to others. that the bill MS intro
duced. amended and engrossed, con-
tained provisions for each OF the Of
ices, but when 1t was delivered to
the secretary OF state for filing and
custody one OF the sections had been
90 changed that no provision appeared
for the Offices OF treasurer. recorder
and auditor or Shelby county He
says that this omission was made eth
er through fraud or carelessness, but
he is unable TO determine which. All
the clerks and others who had any
thing TO do with the bill after II pass
ed will be called as Witnesses, and II
Is expected 20 show that the change
was made through corrupt means. IL
Is intlmated that the attorney general
has Information which will create u
sensation when II comes out.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-04
JOHNSON DIES OF his WOUNDS.
GaiesburE Ex-AIdcEmnn Killed by
ballet Fired by His wife.

Galesburg, H.. dan. J.--EX-Alder-
man Charles f. johnson died this noon
from the pistol sho, fired by his wife
last Wednesday afternoon In Lawyer
John Malley's Office. His apte-mor,em
statement was taken Sat2rday night
late and was simple resiatement of
his previous declaration that his wife
shot him when he was in the act OF
procuring u glass OF water for her. and
that the motive OF her act was his
allegation regarding her relations with
II wealthy Chicagoan. just before he
died he was asked II he desired to
make any change in his previous af-
firmation and he replied NO" saying.
''as there is God In heaven my ante
mortem statement Is true"
The news Of his death was broken
TO Mrs. Johnson in the county Jail by
her pastor, Rev. John Woods. She
was greatly Frustrated and wept BIT
terly. She regretted that she had not
been allowed 10 see her husband before
he died, and said that she knows he
would have forgiven her. She denied
the stories connecting her with a CHI
cago man and says that Il was the
recall Of these that goaded her TO shoot
her husband. The autopsy and inquest
takes place tomorrow. Some believe
Mrs. Johnson 10 be demented. Mr.
Johnson left his insurance. amounting
TO ST., 1000, to his two little boys.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-04
Remnants
TITLES IN DANGER.
I of william sisiiiinIss Claim
|IItons of Dollars of Property.

v York, Jan. 3.--The heirs OF Will
Skillinks, a name which his de-
ants have changed TO Schilllnger.
decided to sue in the courts of
|sylvanla TO regain that part of
.delphia known as Southwark. 1t
ms three and one-half square
IS solldly built up. and worth
millions. Most of the heirs live
Puthern New Jersey, and belong
e Schillinger and Townsend. BEN
1tosenan, Stevens and Hughes
les.
liam SkIlllnks was brother Of
elius Skillinks, a Swede. who
d the property In the middle of
Eighteenth century and leased 1t
10 for nlne-nine years. with the
BY years of grace allowed to oc-
ats of land for a perfect title, this
viii expire in 1896. The heirs
that large sum of money is
In trust by the Pennsylvania
company, which of right ought
in their possession. This money
|een derived, they claim, from the
INKS lease, and they hold that such
company must hold some docu-
of authority upon which their
is founded.
heirs claim that Sklllinlts re-
d his right for the property from
tures which We're made in legal
subsequent to he charter given to
am Penn by Charles II, king of
and, in 1851, and from this title
ay, 1854, TO the Sven Swenson fam
y the Dutch governor of Della
which grant was afterward con-
by Sir Francis Lovelace, the
Eduent English governor OF Penn
MA, and recorded at Upland. Aug.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-04

The Full Committee ON Judiciary
May Consider 1t.

washington, Jan. s-There is a
probability that the full committee on
Judiciary OF the house will consider
the case of Judge RiciNl OF Cleveland.
Ohio, and make a report - the house
without the Intervention OF the sub
committee which Investigated the char
ges. Representative Bailey. OF Texas,
the chairman of the subcommittee APP
peared in the house today for the fist
time after short Illness. The prepara-
ton of report has been delegated 10
MIR. Bailey but ne has not been able to
give the matter the attention which
he thinks II should secure.
Nor has he sufficiently recovered to
do so at present. Therefore MIR. Bailey
says he VIII lay the matter before the
Judiciary committee at It's meeting to-
morrow and will, without making any
recommendations on the merits of the
case. ask that the full committee con-
slider the evidence which was gathered
in Cleveland and decide what action to
take. All the testimony offered before
the subcommittee was taken in short
hand 80 the committee wound have the
facts before 1t.
If the committee should recommend
as a result of it's review OF the testi-
mony that Judge Kicks be lmpeaehed,
II Is hardly probable that Impeachment
proceedings could be begun during the
session OF congress.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-04
Governor Mitchell of Florida Re-.
vckes the Requisition
ASKED ToR BY GOVERNOR Hoaa
In the Case Of Henry N. Plaglcr Of the
Oil Trust
lie Game to the Conclusion that the
New Yorker Was Not n Fugitivs
From Texas Justice--Thc Florida
Governor Is yexed ut Newspapers.

Tallahassee. Fila. IAN a-,over,ar
Ni,oh.i, ,.s ...o,,., ~, 49,, ,.,..,-
'N'.V'' vs. '',o"'' "'s "iuef issuins
warrant Tor the arrest OF Henry Al.
lrlaRler upon rpouisitinn or f,ovsrnnr
uory az .rexas Tho o,a,.r 40 ,s,ooa-
u"h was maue thls morning aud MED
In the office OF secretary OF state. 1t
is as follows:
-" "an' 70 "pp''r
'hat Henry NJ. flagier. for whose ar
rest warrant was Issued on the sgi
of December. 1891 A ID on r,oulsi.
ia, r,,aa ~. ~. -. 80.
lion uaue ny the governor or TeNas.
charging snid Flagler With unlawfully
entering into conspiracy against trads
IN ,hnt a,nta a. ~, s,r,,f,.a
~ - ~ .us'''Ne run jus
ordered that such warrant issued by
mo ma ororos,ta 10 .,a a., +.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-04
10 PER CENT GOVERNMENTS
Pn in Newfoundland on COM
nrercial Hank Notes.

Johns, N. F., Jan. 2.-The 40
|ent government" is the nickname
I'd to the administration yesterday
he exaggerated citizens. whose
|nercial bank notes are only
Lnteed at 20 cents on the dollar.
governments financial measure
|dopted by the assembly last night,
|ouncil confirmed 1t tonight, the
|sh government approves it, the
nor viii assent to 1t, and the bill
hen become law. There is red
|idignauon In the city because the
b Banks notes are to fetch four
as much as the Commercials.
|lations are printed to show that 1t
POST Sl20 in Commercial Bank bills
" a barrel of flour. There was n
|ng legal battle in the supreme
today. The creditors OF the Com
al tried to GUST the trustees APP
ed to manage It Professionally. The
TORS claim that the shareholders
really debtors, because they arc
for $500 a share, and should not
Permitted to supervise their own
|datlon. SIR William Whiteway,
|Eenting the savings bank, the lar
freditor. and Mr.. Emerson. counsel
he trustees, made most dlshearten-
fatements Of the Commercials con-
b. The Commercial has s65.90 In
in circulation. The governments
bnty leaves $4,000. These notes
|in almost every family on the
+. and their depreciation win cause
distress.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-04
CURRENCY mn DEBATE.
A Rule VIII lie Reported by the
Committee ON saturday.

Washington, Jan. 3.-The general
lines ON which the currency debate Is
TO proceed in the house and be brought
to close Is practically settled. No
rule has yet been framed by the
committee ON rules. but It is probable
that such a rule will be introduced on
Saturday. II will fix the limits of the
five minute debate and n time for tine
anal vote. While no exact time has
been fixed It IL the opinion of Mr..
Springer and Others directing the
course OF the bill, that Wednesday,
January 3, at noon Will be the best
time, In the meantime caucus Will
Undoubtedly DO held.
Mr.. Springer thinks the caucus will
be held Saturday or Monday night. In
that event the bill will not be presented
until the caucus has shown the desires
of the majority. one or more substi-
tutes TO the Springer hill will be intro
duced tomorrow and their introduction
viii be followed by nm attempt either
in caucus or IN the house TO have them
adopted as the Democratic measure A
prominent Democrat of the house who
talked with Secretary Carlisle yester-
day says that the secretary Is opposed
to having his bill. OF which Mr.. Sprin-
ger 10 the director abandoned. He cx-
pressed the belief that the bill could
pass in the house and the president Is
said TO not have given up hope either.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-04

Sequel to the AFFAIR in which Rev.
Conrad Kinney WINS Concerned.

Chicago, ILL.,, Jan. 3.--As a sequel to
the affair in which Rev. Conrad Hnney,
pastor of the Lake Avenue Union
church. and Mrs. Brandt were con-
cerned, bill for divorce was filed by
George w. Brandt in the circuit court
yesterday. Mr.. Brandt sets forth that
the marriage took place at Muscatlne.
Iowa, September l. 1884. The couple
lived happily together until Mrs. Brandt
became infatuated with Pastor Haney.
The bill contains statement OF the
discovery OF the pastor In the room of
Mira. Brandt at the Sherman House;
how Haney's valise was found In the
next room connected with Mrs. Brandts
chamber by folding door. Mrs.
Brandt is charged with improper be-
havior with her pastor in the bill, and
her husband says he has not seen his
wife since the expose In the Sherman
House. Mr.. Brandt helped to separate
his wife from Haney after their flight
from Chicago by buying ticket for
her for New York in conjunction with
her brother.
The court is asked to award the custo-
dy OF the chlldren-Florence Louise,
8 years old, and William Conrad, 3
years old-to the father as Mrs. Brandt
is charged with deserving both husband
and children.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-04
He Talks Unreservedly for Car
isles Measure.
FINDS NO FLAWS IN IT AT ALL
The Appointment of Gaines at Paris q
culberscn Victory.
D,bb, the southerncr, Mt the Head os
the Navy Division OF the Printing
once, Removed at the Instance OF
Secretary Herbert.

Washington, Jan. 3.-President Cleve-
land has not yet determined to send
special message TO congress on the
currency question. 1t was learned that
Secretary Carlisle had mentioned the
mater to the president and 1t had
been discussed In a general way. There
had been no conclusion reached. how
ever. and up to the present time the
president had not framed such mes
sage, or In fact determined to send
one.
The president has thrown off his us
ual reserve in discussing the pending
currency bill with members of congress.
Chairman Springer OF the currency
committee, Representative culberson
and several other house leaders have
called at the whitehouse OF late and
have talked at length with the presl-
dent on the currency question. In
these talks Mr.. Cleveland has urged
the great necessity OF passing some
form OF currency legislation. He has
pointed out that the Carlisle bill was
not reform OF every existing evil OF
the financial system. any more thnn
the tariff bill was u complete realiza-
ZION Of the hopes OF the tariu reform
ors. Yet. In the Judgment o.'the presl-
dent, the Carlisle bill was a step In the
right direction, and with that accom-
plishod there was hope OF progressing
until the financial system was perfect
ed at every point. Mr.. Cleveland ex-
pressed his approval Of the Carlisle
bill as n whole and in details he did
not point out to his callers anything
that he regarded as q flaw In It. He
expressed the hope that 1t would re-
ceive favorable and speedy action.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-04

Washington. Jan.s.--Tho president to-
day sent the following nominations to
the senate:
state-Iierbert W. Bowman. to be
consul general OF the United States ut
Barcelona. Spain; Andrew W. Patter-
son OF Tennessee, consul at Demnrara.
British Guiana.
War-Coloncl q. N. Llebcr, assist
ant judge advocate general. to be judge
advocate general with the rank OF bril-
gadler general.
Navy-Lieutennnt Commander Frank
lin HanforG. 10 be commander.
To be judges of probate, Territory OF
utah-Joseph Judd OF Utah. for the
county OF San pedte; j. NJ Olson OF
Utah, for the county of Carbon.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-04

New orleans. Ian. 3.-cleared: Steam
or City OF Dallas, Puerto Cortez, Po-
leo. Liverpool; FL Norte, New York.
Henry Dumas. Port Limon.
Port Eads. Jan 3.---Jirrivcd: Steamer
Texan British. BERTHE, Liverpool; Al
bert Dumois (Norweglan), Hogan. Port
Limon: Eldorado, Perry. New York
sailed: Steamship European, Bre-
men: iberia, Bocas del Toro; Harald.
Colon, via Bocas del Tore; samoa.
Hnvre; Hudson. New York; Orion, Liv-
erpool; Aalsund, Belise: City OF Dali
las. Puerto Cortcz.
New York. Jan. 3.--Arrived: Mani
tobn. London.
Rotterdam, Jan. s.---Arriyed: steam
er Veendam. New York.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-04

der the act OF August rs. 1894 These
blanks will be sent TO the collectors
OF internal revenue throughout the
country and by them will be distribute
cd to the Taxpayers There are sixty
three collectors. and II is the intention
To send out as rapidly as printed about
100000 copies. although It Ia not ex-
pectcd that this number viii be actual
~ required In making returns. The
record of the treasury department
shows that the aggregate OF all re-
tween the years OF 1868 and 1871, when
the last act was repealed. was $3S3.SSi,
29s. which Is divided as follows. Per-
sonal. S26i 100. 9S3; corporations. S6S,250,
bot; non-resldents, sis7,ST5; special. si52,-
$50
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-04

scandaions Charges AGninst n Well
Known southcrner.

Memphis. Tenn, Jan. IA special to
the Commerclal-Appeal from Washing
ton, says.
Robert Bib, foreman of tile navy
branch of the government printing Of
tice, was today removed Mt the in
stance OF Secretary Herbert. The
charges are said to have been OF
scandalous character Bib had one
Of the best printing positions In tho
gift OF the government and was one
of the three Southerners holding fore
manships, He was Endorsed for the
position by the solid Texas delegation,
Secretary Herbert and Senators Nor
gan and Pugh OF Alabama. He is
of an influential family In Alabama.
Bib county, In that state. is named
after one of his ancestors. He is
well known In Mobile Birmingham,
New Orleans and Memphis.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-04
cAFgERYs MIL.
He Asks for Relief for tho sugar
Producers.

Washington. Jan. 3.-+senator CAT
fiery today introduced a bill for tho
relief Of the sugar producers" provid-
ing for the payment OF a bounty on
the present years crop of l cent
pound on sugar testing 30 degrees by
polariscope and for nine-tenths or a
cent on sugar testing below that iig-
ure The bill also provides for the
payment OF a bounty on the last years
crop to those who failed 10 collect be-
fore the present tarfr law went into
effect at the rate Of 2 cents a pound
for 90 degrees sugar and 80 cents for
sugar OF less degree Of purity.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-04
" WONDER

t our house has been
Eded the past few days.
IS Goods Blanket, Cloak
h Underwear Depart
is, people all busy as
be. No wonder at all,
advertised bargains. Gus.
|ers see bargains when
/ come. You never had
hrgain TO equal the 29c
ACC Dress Goods, all
4 fine ia brics.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-04

Washington, Jan. Son next satur-
day the Southern leased wire service
Of the Associated Press will be ex-
tended so as to include Raleigh, the capt.
tai Of the state OF North Carolina. The
Daily Caucasian OF Raleigh has signed
a ninety-year contract with the Assoc
clatcd Press and will begin receiving
Its report on Saturday. II Is owned
and edited by Mr.. Marion Butler. who
In all probability Will be one OF tho
two United States senators to be elect
cd by tho Legislature.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-04

Omaha, Neb.. Jan. IA special TO
the Bee from Omen. Neb., says: Milt
Roy and James Plnkerton were ar
rested today, charged with being mem
berg of the mob which is supposed to
have lynched Barrett Scott. The lead
err Of the mob Is under surveillance.
The prisoners deny their guilt. SCOTS
fate is still a mystery.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-04

Warrington. Jan. s.--secretary Car
Isle and Assistant Secretary Hamlin
today gave a hearing TO representa-
tives OF the sugar Importers associa-
ton OF New York on the subject OF
securing a uniform bnsis OF value on
Imported sugars At the conclusion
of the hearing the secretary granted
the request or the committee for per-
mission to file a brief In the matter
setting forth their : grievances and
wishes as TO the method OF relief.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-04

! De Janeiro, Jan. 3.-Presldent Mo-
was present at the official recep-
yesterday, after which he an
ICED that amnesty would be grant
o the soldiers. sailors and police
Icted of desertlon during and after
'ecent civil war. This action of the
ident has produced a favorable i'm
sion.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-04
"The gentIoman speaks f0r CLASH"

THE gentleman speaks for class"
continued Mr.. Adams.
Legislation should be for the bene-
Mt of all capitalist. miners. consumers
alllse"
AS the consumers ore very much
more numerous than the producers"
said Mr. Simpson, the decline In the
price OF coal ia benefit to the coun-
try"
How about the decline in wheat,
does that benefit the consumer asked
Mr.. Adams. himself turning inquisitor.
1T ought to under proper conditions"
responded Mr.. Simpson. but under the
present system, after wheat gets
through the milling and railroad mono
poles. the consumer gets no benefit OF
the reduced price of wheat"
When Mr. Adams concluded. the COM
mittee rose and then at 445 the house
adjourned
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-04

Washington. Jan. IA bill to pro-
vide for an increase OF the public rev.
enue" was introduced by Representa-
tive Money OF Mississippi today. II
provides for tax OF 50 per barrel
on malt, brewed or fermented liquors
than 81 gallons. and a like rate for
other quantities.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-04

for the senator CMr. Turpie) and the
bill before tho senate Is too strong and
well adjusted TO fall before sneers. The
senator from Indiana has only been
threshlng over old straw and the
meagre yield of grain seems to provoke
him. held. as he is, under the torrid blaze
analysis
Before Mr.. Morgan finished his re-
marks the senate at o'clock adjourned.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-04

Washington, Jan. 3.--The treasury
department was advised today or the
withdrawal OF 100000 gold for export
to Canada, leaving the true amount OF
gold reserve at ss5.9s4.Os2: cash bal
ance si5i, 279, sol.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-04

Washington. Jan. 3.--The president
gave the annual state dinner to his
cabinet tonight. The full marine band
was In attendance and played national
airs throughout the evening. Fifty
four guests were present.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-04

Washington, Jan. 3--The president
gave the annual state diner TO his
cabinet tonight. Thre full ate ,.sDg
was in attendance and played national
airs throughout the evening. Fifty-four
guests were present.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-04

washington. Jan. accommodations
Miller OF the Internal revenue bureau
tomorrow will begin sending out tax
payers return blanks for assessment
Of The ,-.~--ri rA-errte income tax IN
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-04

Lansing, Mich. Jan. 3.-conEressman
Burrows was tonight nominated for
United States senator on the second
ballot by the Republicans.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-04
90 A..

Texas Rock Island Coal and
Company, GIBBs-FROsT MINE.
Report, Tex. screencd lump,
pad lots. equal to Mekfeste- for
p purposes, hotter than IL for
fstfc use. For price md freight
to NIL pnrts Of Texna and in-
Territory ndfrcns
y. l.. FROST. General Manager.
= mine employs no agents.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-12-11

prejuiclo y 10 duds, tienep & veOe'
raE6n de ser, = no esposible vens r
los deade luego, perc al 6A 10 Y"
dad sale vlctOeiosa.
La enfermedAd de dicha DefoFa
era 10 indigestion y disRepsssN ls
Quail lleva trAA n dlversaS Copse-
cuenciss que dajxA perplejoa tsnto
& los Ell fermos como 4 los medic %.
Esto 10 comprendi6 bien, ain m
baFgo, In buena y saba ssfiora que
prepare el Jsrabe qoe lleva 90 CO.
noCldo = sespetado nombTe, I'm
otras pslabras, copocia perfectA-
mente que "enfermedAd" signifca
"msla Digestion" y por consIguien.
te, ell poner el estomago en- debldo
orden 90 pouer todo on ordsn.
La "mala bora de sufrimieD %"
de la sefiorIta Mateos no volvlt, y
con el Jarabe de la Madre 8eiPe 4
10 mano, estamos Acguros de que
no Volvera jamas.