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The Saint Paul globe., 1897-12-06
Only 500 to Chicago

Via Burlington Route with the finest
electric-lighted and steam-heated
trains on earth. Tickets on sale
Wednesday, December 1st, at 400 Rob
ert st. Hotel Ryan, and Union Depot.
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-12-06
Scbott Signs Articles.

Reinhold schott, of Wetertown. Wis, has
signed articles for a three-bout catch-as-catch-
can wrestling match with NJ. j. Dwyer, at
the St. Paul Athletic club. Dec. 10.
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-12-06

in reference to the drafting of players An
other effect it may have is upon the chances
of Chicago getting Western league team
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-12-06
CUBANS LOSE GUISA.

Spanish Capture the City-Many
Killed on Both Sides.
HAVANA, Dec. 5.-The Spanish COL
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-12-06

between Jeffries and Sharkey, to take place
between Dec. 30 and Jan. Z, in Mechanics
Pavilion.
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-12-06

ESmith was leading, having twenty-five
lhniles and one lap to his credit, smash
1ng the previous record of twenty-three
Hniles, made by Linton, of England,
Hast year.
El A few minutes later Fallon fell on
E9he Fourth avenue side Of the track
Davidson, Pierce, Julius and Foster
Epiled on top of him, making a nasty
spill. Several riders went over Foster
tand he was badly hurt. His nose was
Hbroken and he had to retire from the
Face. The others continued.
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-12-06

! Sharkey and Jeffries Matched.
agreement between the managers for Peter
jackson and Jim Jeffries for twenty-round
contest in this city, has been declared off,
In its stead a match has been consummated
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-12-06

Chicago, Milwaukee 6 ST. Paul
Railway.
Best Line to Milwaukee and Chica-
go. City Ticket Office 365 Robert St.
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-12-06

HELPLESS WOMEN AND CHILDREN.
One Thousand immigrants brought
In on the Trojan Prince.
NEW YORK. Dec. 5.-The Prince line
steamer Trojan Prince, which arrived
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-12-06

nation would take effect. unless he
should sooner find another post.
The period of grace was given him
in order that he might communicate
with the Prussian minister of educa-
tion and arrange for professOrship
in some German university.
AT the time Mgr. Schroeder said that
he had earnestly wished to resign dur
ing his last vacation. and had been
advised by his physicians to do so,
but that he returned to the university
because the holy father had advised
him to take that course. The board
of directors, therefore, left the final
decision of the matter to the pope,
after an official expression of it's re
gret at the many charges against Mgr.
Schroeder in this connection" OBJ
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-07
Baja California
BifterS

is a POWERFUL APHKODISIAC AND
i specific tonic for the sexual and urinary organs
of both sexes, and great remedy for diseases )s
The kidneys and bladder. A great RestorAtiva
Invigorator and Nervine. Sells on its own AerItss
NO long -winded testimonials necessary.
NAbEK, Airs ~ bkUNE. Agents,
323 Market ST.. b. E.-lsenj ior CncuIAr.l
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-07
JURORS FEES.

Contention " ith Eegard to Paving
Money From the City Treasury.
The case OF Samuel L. Hilton against
County Clerk c. f. Curry was argued in
Judge Hebbard's court yesterday.
Mr.. Hilton seeks TO get pay for attend
ing the Superior Court, where he was
sum moned as a juror, though he was not
called in to the box to try the case. Mr..
Curry objected 10 issuing a certificate of
service on the ground that Mr.. Hilton did
not actually serve, and, as it was q civil
case, he thought the losing iitigant ought
TO pay the Jurors fee that had accrued.
Assistant City Attorney w. !. Brobeck.
representing re the County Clerk, interposed
a demurrer and the matter will be de-
cided on the issues of law that are in
yolved Mr.. Brobeck made the point that
in the first place there is no law requiring z
the County CLERK to issue such a certit-
cate. and in the second pace that all de-
mands against the City treasury ought
TO be first presented to the Board of Su-
pervisorS.
leg al re epresentativ' of the City contended
that the laws of 1871 and 1872 provide that
in civil cases the fees of jurors shall be
paid by the litigant against whom the
cos's are assessed, and that the fee bill OF
1895 does not epeal that provision.
Attorney OGara, speaking for the plain
tiff, said that according to his understand
ing of the statute of 1895 all former enact
ments on this subject were repealed, and
that the Legislature intended 10 provide
that all Jurors summoned should oe paid
from the public treasury, because it is as
fair to pay jurors from the City funds for
helping to administer justice as it is to pay
judges from the same funds.
The case was ordered submitted on
briefs
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-07
LOWERS THE CHURCH.
German Ministers Condemn
DemonStratiVe Salvation
Methods.
Claim They Are Below the Church
Standard of Right and
Honesty.

The regular monthly meeting of the To-
cal German ministers was held yesterday
morning in the meeting-room of the or
ganlzation in the Y. NJ. c. A. building.
The Rev. Mr.. Fisher of the Evangelical
Church on Twelfth street presided.
About fifteen members were present.
After the reading OF the minutes Rev.
George Guth read an eloquent paper. in
which he discussed the different religious
movements outside of the work of the
church proper, and deplored the effect
they had in alternating the people from
the church.
His criticisms were severe and his argu-
ments careful. The church fair and the
demonstrative methods of the Salvation
Army alike fell before his scathing denun-
citation. The Rev. NJ. Guth declared such
methods below the standards of right and
honesty, and maintained they had the
tendency to lower the dignity OF the
church.
The paper produced much favorable ar
gument.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-07
TEMP FRANCE
THEIR THEME
First State Convention Of
the Anti-Saloon
League.
Officers and Committees Ap-
pointed and the Work
Mapped Out.
Prominent Workers in the Cause De-
liver Addresses and Help
Organize.

The first State convention OF the Dis
trict Leagues of the State Antl-Saloon
Leagues was held yesterday morning and
afternoon in the aud forum Of the Y. NJ.
G. a. building.
The large and interested attendance was
ost gratifying to those earnest workers
in the cause of temperance who are de-
voting all their energies to the making OF
the league permanent and successful or
ganization.
Many distinguished Eastern visitors
were present to assist with valuable sug-
gestions gained in the vast field of expe-
rience.
M. H. Lattourette of Oakland presided
and NJ. H. Bone of Berkeley was chosen
secretary, and 2. w. Frederick of San
Francisco assistant secretary.
DR.. Bovard opened the session, explain
ing in few terse we'll put words the OBJ
ct OF the meeting. James w. Webb, o..
N. c. f. of California, of Fresno. followed
the reverend gentleman, drawing his ad-
dress on the same lines.
The speakers at the morning session IN
cluded Rev. ]. w. Holt, superintende ent
of the Anti-saloo League; Mrs. HenYiette
Skelton, organizer of the w. Z. L. .. !;
Rev. f. r. Ollie OF Central M. E. Church,
Rev. E. +. st. John of Kansas and Rev.
DR.. Howard H. Russell of Ohio. All the
addresses we're strong and spirited and
tended 10 rouse the well-wishers of the
great cause 10 an envjable pitch of en-.
thusiasm.
The following committees were ap-
pointed:
observation-disclosures. Flint and Burlingame
Constitutional. D. Bovard, w. S. Urmy, S. c.
Keetch, H. NJ. Bevier, l. J. Truman, l. P. Will
liams, Professor Fir hammer.
Nomnnations-J. NJ. Beard, NJ. NJ. Gibson,
Mrs. D. J. Spencer, J. w. Webb, Egbert Haven,
NJ. P. Boynton and E. S. Haskins.
At the afternoon session Rev. Mr..
Beatty led in singing and Mrs. Henri
ette Skelton IN prayer.
Among the speakers of the afternoon
were: Dr.. w. S. Matthews, editor of the
Texas, J. w. Webb, Howard H. Russell,
Rev. Mr.. Slau Inter. w. B. Perry and Rev.
+. D. Bovard.
The report OF the com mittee on consti-
tuition and bylaws was read by Chairman
f. D. Bovard and was unanimously
ad opted as whole.
The following report of the CON nmittee
on nominations was read by Rev. Dr..
Pond and adopted:
For the district league-President, Rev. J.
NJ. Beard; vfce-presdent, Charles S. Adams;
secretary, p. W. Frederick treasurer, L. L.
Cowgirl; auditor, E. P. Flint.
Members OF the State and district executive
commirtee-Dr. E. S Chapman. Rev E. R.
Ollie, NJ. NJ Gibson, Mrs. G. Sturtevant Peet,
Hiram l.. Gear.
For district executive committee-Chauncey
Dunn, NJ. P. Boynton, H. NJ Fennny, J. W.
Webb.
officers of the State league-President, w. A.
Gardner; vice president, Rev. DR.. Clark Craw
ford OF Pasadena; recording secretary, Robert
Whitaker; treasurer, l. J. Truman; State
superintendent. Theodore Kannouse.
The report of the resolution COMMITTEES
was read by Rev. w. w. Scudder of Ala
media and adopted.
After prayer by Rev. Dr.. Banks OF
Sacramento, the convention adjourned.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-07
By Joseph McKenna, then Circuit Judge,
and dated February Is of this year, and

By Joseph Mckenna, then Circuit Judge,
and dated February Is of this year. and
said:
This order of Judge McKenna covers
the whole matter and makes our position
secure against This decree of Judge Nor
row being carried into effect. 1t reads as
follows:
1t is hereby further ordered that no
further appearance in respect to said plead
ings so filed by said Bly, the Company need to
pc pc entered by said defendant Florence Blythe
Hlnckley, until ten days after her solicitor
hereln is served with written mott ce OF the de-
elsion of the cour: on her said motion, and
then only if said motion should not be sus-
tanned In whole or in part and Tor like cause
said defendant is hereby granted ten days
after her solicitor herein is served with writ
ten notice OF the decision of her said mo ion
In VIII ch to enter general and further ap-
pearanee to said pleading, and to file eVery
further motion, plea, demurrer or answer IN
said suit in relation tn reto, and then only II
said motion should not be sustained; and 1t is
further ordered that copy OF this order be
served upon the solicitor tor said Blythe Com
pany.
The motion referred to in the order, Mr..
Hart said. was made shortly after the
case was filed in the Circuit Court. 1t was
motion to dismiss the entire proceed
ings-in other words, to throw the case
out Of the Federal court.
THAT notion" said Mr. Hart, "has
never been decided. and no matter how
many cross bills, amendments, answers or
ether processes are filed or served, that
order holds above all Furthermore, l
have never been served with any notice
of Mr.. Towles' amendment, as stated in
Judge Morrow's decree. 1 am sure that
when Judge Morrow finds that he over
looked the order of Judge McKenna he
will nullify this order and decree. While
this adds to the com plication OF this al
ready complicated case, still l have no
fear that we have lost anything, ana leas st
OF all, the estate of Thomas H. Blythe"
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-07
UPON ITS LAST SALE!
IT WILL CLOSE FOREVER
SATURDAY, JULY 3Ist, 1907,
LAT 10 p. NJ

We shall expect large attendance at our
final n1ark-down sale. rhe managers and
clerks have been as busy they could be
marking down every article in the house to a
price that would sell it. We have not only
consulted our own opinions in this mark
down, but have enlisted the opinions of our
saIespeopIe SO as to be sure and get price on
our goods that would sell them. Their judg-
fnent was used in putting such prices upon
the wares would admit of no doubt of their
going. Go they must, and if they don't go
by the end of the month they will go with us
hence. Let us admonish you to come early
We will only admit many as can trade
comfortably at one time. There will be no
crush. You can trade as comfortably and get
the same service you always have had from
us. Don't buy anything that you do not
want. We will not exchange anything once
bought, no matter what the may be-
Please bear this in mind. Inspect everything
you buy, be sure you get what you want, and
don't buy what you don't want. Then you
won't be disappointed, and we will always
remain what we hope to be-good friends
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-07

Livorce suit Filed.
Mrs Louisa Puttick has sued for divorce
from William Puttick on the ground of cruelty.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-07
TRUCK SIS BANQUET.
Members Finally Succeed in Dom oil is h
ing 1t.

Members Finally Succeed in Dom oIish :
ing It.
The mem bers of truck and engine %,
San Francisco Fire Department. being
locked up sixty hours on account of the
exigencies OF the Fourth of July, held a
banquet on Monday night to wind up
their imprisonment. They were inter
rupted several times by calls to fires, but
finally succee, ed in demolishing all tn &
good things on tae table.
They also held several contests and dis
tributed prizes for the same. "Shor'y'
Mahoney of truck won the prize in the
pie-ea,ing contest, devouring a cream pie
in II sec. Tim Harrington was master OF
ceremonies and M. j. O'Connor toast mas
ter. The affair was most enjoyable, and
despite the business Interruptions pro-
NOTED the sociability of the me- m bers par
ticipating.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-07
From the California Firework. Co.

In order to correct an erroneous impression
that has gained ground we wish the public to
know that The California Fireworks Company
did not give the city display Monday evening,
and is in no way responsible for the terrible
accident that occurred. Our display was
given inside the Chutes inclosure, after the
city display was finished. We fire large BON bs
from mortars made of h hammered copper and
have never had an accident from them in the
thirty-six years that we have been giving the
city displays.
THE CALIFORNIA FIREWORKS CO.,
By A. J. DONZEL, Manager.
Ofice-219 Front street; factory, 10th ave.
and L street, South San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-07
REFEREES SALE OF REAL ESTATE,

DY VIRTUE OF TWO DEGREES OF THR
ID Superior Court in and for the City and County
OF San Francisco, Sta,e uf California Department
No. 10y, he first of which DEGREES was made and
is dated the IA day of November 1S9b, and tbs
second OF which DEGREES made and Is da ed
crees were made and entered n action pc Idins
In said Superior Court. wherein Adam Grant Is
plaintiff ana Daniel L. MURPHY others de-
fendants, being No. 49,033 In the said court
the undersIgnt d. who by said court appointed
referee in said action will sell al public auction,
at the auctlon-rCOms OF
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-07

PrCNIcs AND EXCURSIONS.
FL CAMPo-Music dancing boating Fishing.
VERY Sunday
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-07
AUCTION sALAS.

BY SULLIVAN & DoYLE-This day, July z,
Horses, etc, at 327 SIKH ST., at IL O'Clock.
IY K1LL1P JS Co.-Thursday, July s. Horses,
at cor Market and Van Ness ave-, at IL clock.
" Vo~ RHFIN Il Co-Thursday. July Is,
cal Estate at saleSroom, 513 California street,
a. : o'clock.
BYG H. UMBsES e Co.-Tuesday, September
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-07
ADJUSTMENTS.

F.1Dw1N TT4EATER 1.-The Meyfower"
Corr,,BIA IHEATER The Two Escutcheons"
NoRosco's OPERA-HoUsE Captain Paul
AICAzAR THFATER "a Victim Of Crcum-
stances" and The First Born"
9TvoII OPERA HOUSE. Wang
CRPHEUM.-High- Class Vaudeville
uBFRoN.-Grand Concert.
GOLDEN GATE HALL-Painting, "Christ Before
Pna,e."
sUTRo BATHS Bathing and Perform ances-
THE CHUTEs AND SKATING RINK-Dauy at
EhIght street. one block OF the Park
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-07
G. h. Umbsen & Co.. IA Montgomery st.,

In said City and County OF San Francisco. on
Tuesday, the I'd day of september A. ID. 1897, at
II O'Clock noon of that day, to the highest oder
for cash In lawful money of the United states.
and subje to confirmation by said court, ALI that
certain 10 piece or parcei of land situate, living
and being in the City snd County Of san Fran
CISCO, State of California, and bounded and par
ticularly described as follows. 10 wit:
Commencing at a point where the northerly line
of Bush is intersected by the eastery line Of
Sansome stree running thence easterly along the
northery line of Bush street one hundred and
thirty-seven $50 feet and six t6) inches; thence
right angles northerly and parallel with SAN
some stree one hundred and thirty-seven (137)
fett and (6) inches: thence right gies
westerly and parallel with Bush street. one hun
drei and thrtyseven (137) feet and six (6) lnches
and to the erly side of Sansome street: and
thence outheriy along the eastery side Of Sar-
some street one hundred and thirty-seven q Sd
feet and six (6l inches TO the point OF mnnence
ment: together with the buildings and improve
ments thereon
he purchaser shall take the said lot subject to
the right of John +. McCsulev and Henry Thorn
ton Templeton, their heirs and asigns to use the
brick wall along the nortbery line of said lot here
In described 5 n party wall.
Terms and conditions OF sale-Cash In lawful
money of the United states OF America; ten per
cent OF the purchase price TO be paid o the rel.
cree on the day of sale, when the lot Is knocked
down TO the purchaser. ana the baIan on con.
drmaton OF said sale by said court
Dated San Francisco, CAL, July l. 1884,
GUSTAVE II. UMBSEN, Referee.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-08-22

Acedo,.. 81 sFarmscAutiCo en- Alsede
20 vsndia. Fui, pu6s, & dicha far
maoia, compr6 un frasco y empec6
1 tomarlo. Al Cabo de algunos
Iias me encontraba mucho mejor
2 note que lea fuer1as me volvian.
"a la presente me halo come
Dletamente restsblecido y CoDsi-
derGndo ell bien que el Jarabe Ou-
rstivo de la Madre Seigel me he
heOho no pusdo pOr niencs one ca.
ifi osrlo como un remediO de gran
lnp0rtancis. Mis ComeDtarios 10.
o.e aus virtudes han tenido por re-.
sultado que varias nersonaE one
me han oldo alAhsrlO y que habian
NO tsdo ei estado malisimo de mi
|saind sntes de tomsr el Jslabe han
'seguidO mi ejemplo y dos de ellos
aon el mismo 6xitO que 20. Me
psrsce blen sfiadts que 70 10 ton 6
de mi prOpia v0lnntad sin que na
lie me 10 recomendara. (FIrmado)
Nsmesin Segun 10, OaottI,ana, Pro.
vlpoia de Sevilla. 20 de Octubre de
1895" a
No es de extra6ar que Don Ne
oesio Segundo este tan prontO &
pr0bar las buenas Catlds des de IN
melicsmento 4 que tRnt0 ie debe.
Nos sleglamos lnfinito que haya
,legado Q sns manos en- una oca-
sioa tan propia y CuandO tanto 10
,eeesitaba, y NO nos Cabe duda
Qne 81 alguna wee 90 enCuentrA con
AlgunA persona sfliglda del mismO
modO NO Quedsrst eata igDorante
poF mucho tempo del remedi0 pa
70 dsshacerse dc su psdecimieDto.
Verdaderamente 90 GebidO 0 este
medic mas que 3 linrOs 8 peri6-
dloos que el Jarabe Curative de 10
Madre Seigel hs llegsdo o adQuirlr
la tama de que hoy goza y que sin
duda 81 mayor que IL ae CualquIera
otra mediei'. q, babi6ndose mere.
ol0O Ia aFan oCntlanSA que en ella
ponep m il0nes dc ps rsonas por to
Ia. psstas del mnndo. TIdss
aq0elias personas que SO han Gu
RADIO per medic del Jsrabe de en
iesmedsdes que en alSnnoS casos
Sc cream incurables babian On tono
de gozo y agrsdecimiento, y do
cate modo lss puevks 90 espsrCel
mas y con mayor velOOidsd cue
por medic de- 10 prensa, ) tamhi6n
llega q esas personals que no ponen
fe en- anunclse.
La enfeFmedad de nueatro smigo
indigestt6n COB sos consecnencias
en- 81 sistemS) es, sentimos decir,
muy comun por todas parties y 10
mediCina que se puede rssr CON
confisnzS para 50 Curs debe ser
Conocids por tOdo el mundo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-08-22
LEBROS BARATOS.
De venta Ell Ia imprenta de-
Buletin Mercantil"-

De venta Ell Ia lmprenta del
Buletin Mercantil"' =
La bolsa, el Conercio y las So
i.lades Mercmtiles, l tomo.
Lecciones de Derecho Mercan
Il, por .os a|umnos de don
.p's s>jiHcia, / iulno.
Liblo Gr la~ S,,i,iras, por don
Ecn;ur Ruiz A4nilera, com
,rc1,ae S&tiras, La aIcaidia mo-
lerna, Gral'd dexas dt los peGuenos,
IIpislamos ! letrillas, Nm.as "a
bulas y Mmalejas, ] tomo, rdstlca
26D pdginas.
j." C,ndido, novela por don Ma
rii;lno Raniro, / tomo ell rGstica.
Riuconete y Cortadillo y FL Ii
aenciado Vidriera por idem, un
t0mO.
Los Banos de Argel, comedia,
por id, un tomo.
Ell gallordo espafiol, idem, por
dem, un tomo.
La leyenda de Noche buena.
Ell hiio del Sacristdn, por don
Carlos Erontaura, 2 tomos
Felipe 2o tstudio Hisi0llco-cli-
tico, por Y. Gomez, | tomo.
Hosnenaje Pottico, Poeslas de
35 ingenios, l tomo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-08-22
COMO C0RREN
LAS BUENAS NOTICIAS.

SAP Pablo dice "Nadie " we
para II mismO." AfO '5nnsdsmeDte
las eneenan2Ss mas impoftantes de
Ia tPO'ogia est$n casi siempre &c
acuer0O cUn las inclinaciones de
nuestra buena irdole. Dada dia
nos enCo0tramOs mas dispuestos &
reCOt O. er nuestras ObligaSioDes ha-
Ola e! pr6jimO y hoy no 80 ven con
tants fGecr enoiA sjemplos de inRra-
Citnd enmO antefiOrmente Tam
bieD DoTamos mss am9nu 10 senti-
m.entos dc ~misiad haois sQuelIas
persGnes que sin embargo de- 10
haberlas vlsC0 jamSs noe han bechO
bien. Ei sotor d. los si9uientes
rengloues dice: "Abrign on cierto
sentimie1to hsciA l,s sutores &c
C'ertos l'hr0$ que an &IgnnOs osscs
)lega bseta ser casifo, pues esos IL
bros kan edo para mi un manau-
tiar d. consaelo, algeria, 6 iOstrue-
Ci6n, mas eahios y 6tiles que cual-
quier amigo"
Ssncho Panza en- cierta ocaci6n
exolam6: 'Blenaventurado sea el
hombIe que invent6 ell s1efo." Y
VerdadeEsmente si ell sue1o hnbiete
aldo inventadO por nn hombre CO.
mo podrfamos estsrle sufi ienter
mente a2radeCido! Lo miemo pasa
CON los ueSCuDridLres 6 INVENTORIES,
los cuales por medic de su iugenio,
ln6nstgis, J pacfenCja nos haB pro'
porciopadO tantas comodidades y
v.nt&jas que 8 NO scr pOr ellos ia.
mas hubieramos poseido, y las cua
lee han COhtribuido eo ten gran es.
celia q Duestra mayor feIicidad.
Esta es, pueb, Ia Eazon De que,
aunqne NO estamos sOrprendldoa,
pos da plscer ell poder publican 10
siguieDGe carta que empieEa asf -
''Sin embargO que no tengO ell
honor de cCnoCerie IersOnalmente
me ca sumsmente gratO 81 sa'n-
dare"
El que escribe esta carta 40 di
rige en- estOa terminus h perA0Das
de quienes, aunque 10 son eDtera-
mente deEconouldaS, ha Eecibido
uu gSrsn beneh0io y este nc 60 ma
da menoS que la restiru :;6n de Ia
salud despues dc lsrgos y IeGosos
Sufrimientos.
"Al mismO tempo que me de
placer, c1eO es mi oeber darle tOdOs
los detSlieS mSa impOrtsntes de mi
caso. Para empezar, tenia los pull
mones SfsCts1os p0r 10 que psreoia
un catarro, y de 10 que estuve pa
deCiendo por esp&cio de tres siios,
ca uSSb dome tsl iIritaci6n que Dajo
nlDgun trstamiento podlA desha-
cesme de eils.
''Me hallaha tan abAudo y 66bjl
que cuando nue. sentaDa apeuas me
d"dia mover para levantarme. AIDE.
mas tenia Uuos dolores On el est6-
msg0 6 lntestinOs tan agunOs que
DC saba 10 que haoer coumigo. No
digeEia Ia cOmld& ) eStO mo acas
rfeaba esa angustiA y debilidad
que S'empre acompsfa es& TERRI
bic eDfsEmedad.
''POr fin un dla lei TOE cssuaii]Rd
uno dc sus librOs que tratan dc las
virtudea del JSrabe OurotIvo dc la
MaGre SeigeI y del buen resu ,tsdo
que h& bla re1ido en- casos Analogos
al nio. Esto, naturaimente, me
llsmo Ia atenc;6n y pene6 que ku
!1emedlo tendria igaal resnltado en-
M
"Habi6ndome decidido 4 tomarlo
prsgr ute donde podria obtenerlo
~ me informafon que Don JaCinto