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Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1897-10-01
Notice For Homestead Proof.
Lena Brown Fl. E. No. 1858

Lena Brown Fl. E. No. $3.50
Land Office at Lewiston Idaho,i
September 18th 1871
Notice is hereby given that the followz
ing-named settler has filed notice Of her
intention to make final proof in support
OF her claim. and that said proof win be
made before the U. 8. Land Office at Lew :
lston Idaho, on October Both, 1897, viz:
LENA BROWN.
for the SW1z NE1l, NE hSW1<, and w
19sE14; secl is, Tp. SO N. r. 2W BM,
She names the following witnesses TO
prove her continuous residence upon and
of; said land, Wis.
William Nye, Benjamin Young, Al
ford Kenyon, Jabez Kenyon; all of For
est, Nez Perce Co: Idaho.
B. F. MORRIS Register.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1897-10-01
GOOD RANCH FOR SALE.

Four miles West of Ketitefville,
16O acres excellent agricultural and
timber land, so acres in cultivation.
small orchard, some small fruit, ali
fenced, cross fenced, good buildings
house 2Sx30 Z rooms, barn s2x50 /
barn 22x32 shop and granary 12x1e
wagon house 1882, and other busld
ings.
For further particulars shaaiss
at this offiee,
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1897-10-01

The weather for the past two
weeks has been all that could be
desired, and the crops are nearly all
secured. The farmers have worked
like Trojans, and success will crown
their efforts.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1897-08-07
The coal miners strike is ap-

The coal miners strike is ap-
parently as far from a settle
ment as ever. There has been
an unusual absence of violence,
although the press reports make
as much as possible of the few
isolated instances that do oc-
cur. While in 50 large a body
Of men, many of whom are new
recruits and some of them for
eigners of not very high grade
of intelligence, it was to be ex-
pected that there would be a
few hot heads incapable of be-
ing restrained, as a rule the
miners have acted with fore
bearance and selt-control far
beyond what might have been
looked for. The outcome is still
in doubt, but the miners union
has made so brave a fight
against such discouraging odds
that it's strength will not be
seriously effected even by the
worst. .@s2 <@.s. r."
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1897-08-07

The News Tribune offers to
send a representative of the head
of the lakes labor organizations
to the Alaska gold fields to make
a careful report of the conditions
there and their bearings upon
the wisdom of workingmen mi
grating to that country. The
selection will be. by coupon bal
lot and the winner will be pre-
vided with transportation, outfit
and $3.50 in gold. Organized
labor at the head of the lakes
can furnish a number of men
qualified by experience to tell
what the people desire to
know-the whole truth about
this new 81 Dorado. The Labor
World commends the enterprise
of the News Tribune and says
GO in, boys, may the. best man
win" +. !:
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1897-08-07
An Unfair ADVANTAGE.

an O018Ax <AOV10VUB0s
DR.. Lasker, the great chess player,
when in London is in the habit of
occasionally visiting certain res
taurant in the city well known to
many chess devotees. On one of
these occasions, just prior to his de-
parture for st. Petersburg to play
DR.. Steinitz for the championship, a
fussy old gentleman offered to play
him for box of cigars if he would
ooncede him the odds of queen. 4
The offer was good naturally &C
cepted, and on Lasker's winning he
became the recipient of a box of
doubtful looking cigars, which,
however, the donor averred were Of
good quality.
On visiting the same restaurant
after easily defeating Steinitz Las
ker happened to meet his late oppo-
nent, who asked him what he had
thought of the cigars.
First rate" replied the cham
pion; lin fact, I might almost say
they won me the match. J"
"Indeedl am delighted to hear
it," returned the old gentleman,
much pleased.
YES" continued Lasker, with a
merry twinkle in his eye, II gave
them all to Standardization An
sWers.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1897-08-07

The forced resignation of DR..
Andrews from the presidency of
Brown university for the avowed
reason that he is not in accord
with the gold standard theory
of financial economy, is another
demonstration of the purpose
of plutocracy to control without
reserve the educational facilities
of the country. The press, the
bar, the pulpit and now science
all have been, or are to be,
closed to the activities of every
man OF intelligence and ability
who will not bow down to this
modern image of Moloch, the
gold standard. e.:
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nected, other workingmen have
been doing from Maine to Cali
fornia. And with what result?
Pouring water on a ducks back.
What does the average congress-
man care for workingmen's
petitions? He is as impervious
to a petition as a British iron
clad to a pea shooter. Postal
savings banks will come when
workingmen follow the example
of the Kansas farmers when
they de-senatorized the "irredis-
cent Inga1ls-send petitions
with boots on and election GER
tifcates in their pockets.
UNION MAN.
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y 1921 ill.,.
Notice of Expiration Of Re-
demption Period.
STATE OF MINNESOTA, l.s
COUNTY OF ST. LOUIS. 'S'

STATE ca1s OF M M! ~ Esfgs: }ss.
To Elmore Mallock- .#.:, :,
Take notice that the following described
piece or parcel of land, situated in the county
Of st. Louis and state of Minnesota. towit:
numbered thirtythree $3.50 in township num-
bered sixtyfour (64> north of range mum,
bered sixteen (16) west Of 18th P. NJ.
according to , the government survey
thereof, was on the seventh day Of May,
A. D., 1894, bid in for the state for the sum
of five dollars and ffty-two cents, pursuant
to real estate tax Judgment entered In the
on the twentyfirst day of March. A. D., 1894.
in proceedings to enforce payment OF taxes
delinquent upon real estate for the year
1892, for the said county of St. Louis, and
was on the twentieth day OF May, A. u.
1896, assigned by the state of Minnesota for
twelve dollars and fftynine cents. That the
amount required to redeem such lands from
such assignment exclusive of the costs to ac-
crue upon this notice is the said sum of
twelve dollars and fftynine cents. with in
terest thereon at the rate of one per cent per
month from said twentieth day of May, A..
D., 1896, to the time of such redemption,
and delinquent taxes, penalties and costs ac-
interest1thereon to the time Of such redemp-
ton, and the time within which said lands
can be redeemed from said assignment will
expire sixty days after service of this no.
tice and proof thereof has been filed in man
ner prescribed by Section 81. of Chapter 6,
General Laws Of Minnesota for the year 1877
and amendments thereto.
Dated Duluth, this twentysecond day of
TSeal1 O. HALDEN,
q Auditor St. Louis County, MINI.
July 81, Aug. ia. ~. y
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1897-08-07
The Only Kind Of Any Account

The innocence of some news
paper writer's on the daily press
would send a catfish into con-
vulsions. The following en-
thusiastic sentence closes a
recent editorial about the en-
dorsement of the postal savings
banks proposition by the
Chicago Federation of Labor.
IF the workingmen unite on
this question and press it upon
the attention of congress in such
a way that the strong public
sentiment in it's favor will be
apparent, there can be no doubt
of the result"
The writer of this as 9. work
ingman, has been signing petit
lions and voting for resolutions
asking congress for postal
savings banks for about ten
years. He has served on numer-
Gus committees appointed to
formulate such resolutions, and
for at least eight out of these
ten years has been unable to
find an organized workingman
who was not radically in favor
of that reform. What working
men were doing in the locals
with w T. he has been con-
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1897-08-07
THE NEW. Title.
Remarkable Success of the Re-
form rlagazine.

ava A.- .~~oS'-Se~
The 10000 edition of the July
New Time, the new Chicago
magazine, was exhausted in
less than week and it's pub
fishers have not been able to
keep up with the demand for
this able reform monthly. The
signal success of the New Time
is evidence that the people are
at least awake to the necessity
of speedy relief from existing
social and industrial conditions.
The August New Time con-
tains a wealth of contributions
on timely subjects from score
of the best economic writer's in
America. Eugene V. Debs in
an article on "The Social Dem
ocracy," declares that within
twelve months.its national rep
resentatives will have formu-
lated a national political plat
FORM" This is the first
authoritative announcement of
a plan that may change the
political map of the country.
Thomas E. Watson Of Georgia,
contributes a spirited article
which will attract much atten-
ton. The Hon. Jerry Simpson
handles Speaker Reed without
gloves in an article under the
caption of "The Despot of the
House." Among the new con
tributors Of this splendid mum
Der of the New Time are Prof.
Frank Parsons, Helen Camp
bell, Bolton Hall, Will Allen
Dromgoole, William Ordway
Partridge, Ernest H. Crosby,
Eltweed Pomeroy, Lucinda B.
Chandler, Hon. Booker T.
Washington, Rev. Herbert n.
Casson, Prof. E. w. Benis,
George H. SHIRLEY and Viii
liam Matthews Handy. Fred
erick Uphan Adams presents
the fifth chapter Of his famous
satire, "A Corrected School
History of the United States
and Mr.. B. @. Flower gives
some new facts in relation to
postal savings banks.
The Labor World and the
New Time for 81. 80 per year. 4
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1897-08-07
A Curious Barometer.

A curious barometer is said to be
used by the remnant of the Arauca.
rian race which inhabits the south
ernmost province of Chile. It con-
sists of the cast off shell Of a crab.
The dead shell is white in fair, dry
weather, but, indicating the ap-
proach of a moist atmosphere by
the appearance of email red spots,
as the moisture in the air increases
it becomes entirely red and remains
50 throughout the rainy season.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1897-08-07
FREE to MEN.

After suffering for years with physical and
and mental lost manhood have found the rem
edy that cures the trouble,
/ While keeping the secret carefully, am will
ing to send sample Of the medicine to all who
suffer from any form of sexual weakness result.
ing from youthful ignorance, premature loss OF
memory and strength, weak back, varicocle and
needed strength and development where needed.
A request to Mr.. Lewis J: Hoeksma, Box 81.
Kalamazoo, Mich, stating that you would like
piled with promptly and no charge will be asked
Z by him. He is much interested in spreading the
news of this great remedy, and is careful to send
that its recipient need fear no publicity q EN-
barassment. ,, ,,,,,,.o,~ $3.50,
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1897-08-07
An Awful Revenge.

An Awful Revenge.
His valet got even with Reginald
for discharging him." said one
young man.
"Howa" inquired the other.
"Set his watch ahead, so that
Reginald got his evening clothes on
at half past 5i''-Kalamazoo Tele-
graph.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1897-08-07
= :. WHEN, CABINET-MAKE Err
- Office, Store and Saloon Fixtures.
III West First Street. l.
Russian Maid of Honor.

= Russian Maid of Honor.
Directly a Russian maid Of honor
enters upon her duties she is consid-
cred a member of the court and has
the right to attend all the official
ceremonies The costume on these
occasions is most sumptuous-a rich
white satin gown, buttoned from
neck to hem with precious stones,
and over this tunio of purple gold
embroidered velvet, with long
train and large hanging sleeves.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-08-08
LA MARAVILLA De vETAGRANDE
EXTRA AORDINARIA CURACION
DEL SENIOR JOSE MARIA AGUILAR

Recientemente se han venido publioando
en- cssi todos los princi palessdarios del pals re-
lacones verdaderamente sorprendentes sobre
m6ritos de ccrta medicina "a bastante conocida
de un extreme Il otro de esta terra. Esas re-
lacones hasta ahora han sido copiadas de re-
putados diaries eytranj eros aunque llevan
impreso cl scllo dc la verdad, creemos que sera
mas conviuccnte para nuestros paisanos la rela'
cion de un meXicano que reside ell Vetagrande,
Estado de Zacatecas. Este senior aoaba de yer
realizada en- 81 mismo unas de esas curaciones
que sorprende tanto i Ia facultad meoica como
al publco --curacion cuya fama sc ha eXtendido
va por TODD ell Estado de Zacatecas & csusa de
verdaderamentc notable.
Sc trata de un caballero muy conocido y
respectable Ell el lugar de su residencia, no un
nino, pues cuenta 3S amos de edad. El sc1or
Jos6 Maria Agular, que es quien nos referi-
mos, goza de una reputation reconOclda por
touos sus vecinos como hombrc honrado, vert
dfco de muy bucn trato muy intelgente Re-
comcndamos nuestros lectores la lectura de 10
que dice ell mismo sefor Agular eli carta di-
rjida 4 la casa DR.. Williams Medicine co. de
Schenectady, New York, 4. U. de A , con fe-
cha II de Agosto del ailo ell curse:
<Por conducto de mi amigo el seilor Agus
tin T. Barron lie csta localidad ha llegado 4 mi
cpnocimiento la existencia de las Pfdoras Ro-
sadas del DR.. Williams que curan dferentes
elleTHleuaues con el mclOr eXltO.
He vsto el follcto dado al piblico asi como
tambien las instrucciones que acompailan Ca
da botellita de las renombradas p1ldoras; pero
con objeto de obrar de una manera acertada y
conveniente que medicina sea aplicada
con conocimiento para obtencr el me jor resul-
tado, he qnerido consular ustedes scbre los
males que padezco.
Hace dos meses que empez6 desarrollar-
sc en- mi ORGANISING una anemia bastante grave
que en- unos ounce dfas, tom6 un aspecto serio
pcligroeo. Lame un m6dico despu6s de
iuluirir sobre la causa de mi cnfermedad, me
dijo que era consccuenoia del sufrimiento eau
sado por la muerte de un hijo mfo de mi Sc
fora madre, complicado todo este con una en-
fermedad local que me cause considerable per
dida de sangre dos tres al dfa. Tome,
entire otras cosas, gotas de extracto de Hama
melis virgfnica, capsulas de aceite de hfgado
de bacalao creosotaaas etc, pero ell alivio fue
solamente pasajero adn sligo sintiendo las
mismas molestias que cuando empezo la enfer
nadad
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Francisco 80. Hay para todos los gustos, ca.
prichos stuacones. Y Sc esta vendiendo
como pan caliente.
*** Circular como ultimas roticias de Gu
ba, que en- las Tomas del Grilo-I -IIabana-fuer-
zas de Almanac y Reina descargaron contra
una partida numerosa haciendo|es muchas ba-
jas, entire elias las del titulado comandante
Delgado. Por nuestra parte solo tuvimos
heridos dos mnertos. En- Matanzas seis vo-
luntaros del destacamento A!costa mataron 8
insurrectos de un grupo que merodeaba por la
colonia <Gratitud,. Entire los muertos sc
cuenta ell titulado coronel Gonzalez. De los
voluntarios Sc dice que muri6 uno. Anteayer
sc presentaron indulto Al rebeldes.
*** t Una seilora respectable de esta
capital, admitira pension, en- familia, uno
dos iovencitos que cursen estudios en- ell Insti-
tuto Civil, precios m6dicos esmeradamente
cuidados 3-3
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-08-08

Mr. G. L. Farris, comerciante bien como
cido en- Duke pobacion distante siete millas de
Ia ciudad de Utica en- este estado, es un hom
bre que cuenta sesenta y dos amos de edad pero
que no representa- nas de cincuenta.
Invitado por Mr.. Farris, reporter de es-
te diario le visit6 recientemente oy6 de sus
labios la siguiente relaoi6n:
clos medicos de estos rumbos consideran
muy extraordnaria mi curaci6n del reumatis
mo. Tengo que advertirle que no solo ellos
sino 20 habfa abandonado toda esperanza, pues
ocasiones me pasaba meses Elm poder andar
sufriendo constantemente los tormentos de un
condenado.
Me asistieron dos especialistas de New,
Orleans, uno de Vicksburg, uno de Atlanta y
dos de New York pero ninguno de ellos pudo
curarme. Un dia estaba leyendo un diario
cuando por casualidad me file en- un artfculo en-
Ell cual sc decia que las Pfldoras Rosadas del
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-08-08
Con Ia mano en- eI corazon
(Del Diario <4Staadoyt U51i5,,,, de Brooklyn
Nateva York, B.. Y. de A.)

La se1ora Mary Emma Dewey, esposa del
senor James Dewey residente en- ell numero
l63 State str eet, ciudad de Brooklyn habl6
recientemente en- terminos' s':muy encomiAsticos
a un reporter de este diario sobre los meritos
de cierta medicinal. Creemos sea de interes
para nuestros leotores la relacion de esta sefora
<Hace seis meses, dijo la sefora Dewey,
lgnoraba 20 que existiesen las pfldoras rosadas'
del doctor Williams. Hoy me parece que para
mi exlstieron slempre, tan relacionadas estan
con mi curacion.
I'm dependiente via]ero quien conoci6 mi
esposo accidentalmente le indujo introducir
en- nuestro hogar las pfldoras rosadas del doc.
tor Williams. Por entonces me encontraba 20
en- clnta babfa perdido per complete ell ape.
tito afectandome tambien por fata de sueilo
cansancio general. Comenoe tomar las pildo.
ras segun direcciones tres veces al dfa' A las
dos semanas racobr6 ell apetito dormia per.
fectamente. Continue tomando las pildoras
con regularidad hasta que nacio la nina Ell los
primeros d las de Octubre.
Mi hija vino al mundo en- perfecto estado
de salud segdn me dicen mi parto fu6 mucho
mas tacll que 10 que ocurre generalmente cuan.
DO la paclente es madre por primera vez. Des.
pues del alumbramiento seguf tomando las
pfldoras por estar convencida de que son elias
el mejor t6nico que existe para restab:ecer ell
OISaulsnO que Ell MI QunCa naDl2 S1uO rODustO.
Reduj 9 la d6sii una pfldora despues de cada
comida en- lugar de tres que habfa estado to-
mando. Con ell auxilio de esta maravillosa
medicina pude contar con fuerzas para amaman.
tar mi hja.
Sobre ell m6rito de esta medicina en- casos
de PARALYSIS reumatismo NADIA puedo decir,
pues gracias Dios nunca he padecido estas
Intermediates, pero 81 puedo asegurar la
mano en- ell coraz6n que las pildoras rosadas del
ocfir lion o1 oof1fo
ven las fuerzas los organismos delicados
enfermizos, por 10 que he visto demostrado en-
mi misma y en- varias amigas a quienes he reco.
mendado esta meritfsima preparation.
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Una Sehora entuasiSta
del diario sEz Correo Espod5ol' Ciutzad de
Meric0.

He aqnf una relaci6n sencilla; sin termi'
nos altisonantes; clara, positiva.
Tratase de la sonora Juana G. Cueva de
Valdivia, esposa del ss1or Diego A. Valdivia,
residente Ell Ahualulco, Estado de Jalisco, Re
p1blica de Mexico.
''Hace doce a1'os (habla la sefora de VAL
divia) que tomence a ponerme an6mica. AL
principle solo sentfa cansanco malestar: Pc
ro POGO POGO fu@ aumentando me sobrevino
luego un catarro en- los intestinos que me impe-
dfa la digestion de los mas simples alilncntos
-a1n de un vase de leche Con las medioiuas
que me recetaba ell m6dico me aliviaba algo pc.
TO nunca quede bi6n. Cuando experimentaba
algun alivio aprovechaba la oportunidad para
tomar aceite de bacalao, emulsion y prepara-
clones de hero para tratar de enriquecer la
sangre, pero pronto tenfa que suspender esas
medioinas para curarme la dyspepsia que me
ocasionaban. Asf pasaban los dias y los anos y
en- Noviembre Dciembre de 1895 va me SEN
tt sin fuerzas para poder resistr Ia enferlne lad
Estaba desmoralizada.
El doctor Hilario Gutierrez regal6 q mi
hijo un lbrito sobre las Pfldoras Rosadas del
doctor Williams. Lo lef y encontr6 en- 81 la
relaoi6n de un case muy parecido al mio. VII
site al Doctor quien me aconsej6 tomase una
pfldora diaria para YER 81 me probaban y que
Affirmative aumentara la dosis. Prom
to vi que me haqfan bi6n pues Sc me QUITO ell NAL
sabor que ten1a en- Ia b0ca, comence recoorar
ell apetito 10 que confa no hacfa NAL.
Luego encargu6 Guadalajara doce pomos y
oomenc6 4 tomaras segdn las direcciones au-
mentando gradualmente la dosis cada ocho
dias hasta ]legar tomar nueve pfldoras dia
rias, tres despu6s de cada alimento.
Confaso inganuamente y con mucha salts :
faccidn qre el uso de las Pfdoras Rosadas
del doctor Williams recobr6 mi salud. En-
gruese mucho. me puse de buen color, tengo
un apet;to magnffco ningdn alimento me
haoe dailo. Guam 10 comenc6 ton.ar las pfl-
doras rosadas del doctor Williams pesaba po :
co mas de cuatro arrobas; hoy peso cinco AFRO
bas seis libras Ese hecho creo que basta
para demostrar el buen efecto que hizo en- mi
la medieina.
Mi esposo es viajero y cuando Sc encuen.
ira con a'guna persona que padece falta de
sangre 8 males del est6mago lie cuenta en- Sc
guida como sane y6 y lie aconseja que tome las
Pfldoras Rosadas del doctor Williams. Hay
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~ Todo ell que quiera comprar un DO.
nito reloj Roskopf marca <Tinaud Patent, no
tcne mas que remitir doce pesos d Ia Reloierfa
de Tinaud Plaza de <Alfonso XIII, Y sc lie
remitira sfranco de porte, cua'quier punto de
la isla, teniendo derecho & devoverlo 81 no lie
gusta.
~. Recientes noticias de la Habana di-
cen que los reos de muerte Lomba Carralla
han sidos indutados de la Ultima pens.
~. Sc trata de obtener unas fotograffas pa
IA exhibir por medic del cinematdgrafo Pepe
Cid vendiendo los famosos elegantes sombre
ros quo Sc fabrican expresamente para ell CZock
San Francisco ST.
~ Nueatro colega <La Vanguardia, de
Mayagiicz empezara 4 edtarse bisemanalmente,
desde Ell pr6xmo mes de Setiembre.
AmOneda Pbca ai1 ie Il ss! f.1de t'ss'9s's ss Ten
dera en- pdblica subasta en- ell poblado de Cata
TO, por cuenta de quien oorresponda,
buena casa de MADEIRA techada de zinc con 124
varas de frente 25 varas fondo, sta en- la
lie de San Fernando (esquna) del citado pobla'
do La mencionada fnca esta libre de grava-
men, Sc hace presente que todos los gastos
de escritura Registro son por cuenta del COM
prador. Las personas que deseen hacer ofertas
en- dicho remate, pueden aprovechar ell vapor
<Valdis, que sale de aquf la de la tarde.
Puerto Rico, de Agosto de 1e97.-El al
monedero pabl:co, Francisco Guerra. al
~ La Diputaci6n Provincial ha acorda-
do donar 500 pesos de la partida de imprevistos
para ell Colegio de Hu&rfanos de la Guerra esta
blecido en- Guadalajara, reserva de aumentar
dicha cantidad 81 fuese necesario, cuando Sc
reunan las plenas.
~ Segdn hemos dido, el mes entrante
causara alta en- ell Battalion Provisional numero
de guarnici6n en- esta Isla, nuestro amigo el
primer teniente don Salvador Acha Caamano.
Uonta ho mUohlnc En- la Ollerfa, Santur.
aiuar complete lie una casa, todo en- buen estado
Diriiirse al eefior Lasala en- ell sitio indicado.
81
~ Aver no hubo ventas de azucar en-
competencia ell mercado de esta capital.
Y eli cafe se cotiza los mismos tipos que sig
nfcamos en- nuestra revista anterior.
~ Los que padecen de asma de otros
trastornos bronquiales deben leer la carta que
transcribimos continuation: <Muy seflores
mfos: He usado su preparado Emulsion de
Scott de aceite de hfgado de bacalao con hiro-
fos6tos de cal de sosa en- dos casos que me
han dado excelentes resultados; uno era de
bronquitis capilar otro de bronquial,
cuyos paroximos eran sumamente dolorosos.
Los efectos del preparado en- ambas enferme
dades han sido efcaces. Soy de ustedes s. s.
amigo. LCDO. JOSE RAMON EUNALB.
-Miembro del Jurado Medico de Santo Do
mingo Medico de los Asilos de Benefcencis
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prensa ell sefor don Tomas Carrion nos mani
fiesta que no es cierto haya salido por Ia ruts
para Ponce ell jueves pasado, para deolarar er
iucio oral. Ha eevado solicitud 4 s. E. q
Gobernador General pidiendo hacer ell viaie er
ruta extraordinaria, y su viaje, segdn parece
esta pendiente de resoluci6n.
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