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of the same weight. II Will turn II out,
too. in such condition that it can be
shipped directly 10 the spinner and fed
directly TO his machinery without further
handling
The tremendous economics are evident
Twice as many bales can be shipped or
stored In u given space under the new rru-
cess as could be under the old li,eight
rates from the gin 10 the compressor VIII
he saved
There viii be. 100, vast saving in in
surance, as under the new process the
rolled bat will be wrapped IN a liyht COW
erlns that is water proof and almost fire.
proof BY guaranteeing the gul,i,y oi the
cotton In the bales packed oy mo new
process the company has succeeded in ole-
atlng demand for its goods that has far
exceeded It's ability 10 produce IT, owing
To the time needed to construct machines
N"", nerv ~ oar method. AS fast as
our own large foundry can turn out the
presses We viii put them in the plants of
any gond. responsible ginner in a desirable
location, under simple. open contract.
plhdihs them 10 proper use. similar TO tue
way We put up bales i'm our own plants.
TO responsibility for correct bnling and
sainplins, giving him exclusively the OBJ
ZION under the agreement of retaining the
press trnm year 10 year, and he PAYS n
rental according TO use. binding us fully
as to characters Of machinery aud the work
It VIII do. and defending him in the use OF
H. and We give guarantee Of q market
TOT every bala binding ourselves to pur-
hsse same. aud based upon actual mar
het value (which Of the recognized markets
Is taken as basis is immateriaD We bind
ourselves in the price TO pay for the in
creased tax and to repay In the prlce The
total rental charged. That is, on present
range oil values, We ray As ceuts per l0,
pounds more than the actual market value
VI snnliar COTTON In square bales. and we
ngure, and so would any other buyer ,rhn
Knows his business. But neither ginner
nor owner who has his cotton nut nm In
round bales binds himself to seli to us II
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Is matter Of open competition between
MS ana the other buyer as to Wild will pay
most for II, taking into consideration all
the savings effected from the gin on to
me mill, We would like very much tc
thlnh we could buy a very considerable
portion of the bales on that figure, but
we Know We can't: we will have to pay
more. The market for every bale is as
sNred and tho savings are thcre for any
buyer. who chooses to make them. or rather
shch portion as he can in open competition
ior the new and more valuable bale.
AS to the rental charged, the repayment
OF which in the price Is guaranteed, viz.
" cents per 100 pounds OF cotton so put
up our method simply means that we OF
any other buyer must pay that back out
ol me savings we make in handling the
round bale in fact. we have 10, whether
we want to or not. pay back In open compe-
tition. considerably more.
II any man would agree to sell us all
tho cotton put up on the press on basis
OF parity with the above we would gladly
give him the use Of the press free
Now, sir. II The Post will publish what
! nave said, believe it will do more
toward helping Texas and Houston, both
uirectly and indirectly. by furthering the
larger Use of the round bale system than
anything they have had chance to do
for long Time. And | thank you. too.
lor the opportunity 10 be set right. for am
"a Texas cotton man" too.
tlnaly We expect to show how round
hlies are made and "unwound." etc. al.
our Waco plant next Saturday, the 18th.
am snail be glad 10 have any one inter
ested present, or We can be reached any
time at the Waco, St Louis or Chicago Of
fees
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s,gna,ion to the village council !.
ragnIar meeting "wednesday evening ~
hui his successor was not sppo'nls ~
Alexander with his family VIII srs go
entire summer among the hills q V ss,,.,r
'n rho srndicate owning the brick Du'' ~
used for public gatherings, are .,,,I
and almost sure death. W. 1890 u,
recently. New rules were s''
new officers elected. :, IA
The Christian Endeavos v ,r,,.s Il
re1,,,ar service today. tho !un'eu u
n. m. and the Seniors ~ = Iii y v
night service the programme, - b t's'
nounced for the basket pion.Ss n mits "
Inv The society, It Is propossu IN, b
a,a,r one Of community intersa .s, N iss
anair on aoe " N the Christian sp pMrvs
peryades the little town ,,, ~ husd - 4.
recitations and songs WIZ ,,s,coou w
The dinner hour; the s.sua,su.
s sns u in games with tho tallSl'', ,.,. b.
spent sas. ~ new new bridges on ~ rs r. =
structed the past wv WasbInrcn ~ ~
needed drainage ~ vnvItr swdm 4.
, nev' a sewer down fos !. nr,supN y
haen partially finished 4. vsrk sa's
oh cutter will get 10 y
the next month .,.rtsa 70 IA.
csaps %0 for public worship; a q
rnntrol Of the Christian nd IN ~ vs.
lot has been dons''c ome oau~ "A
= ,ss 10Y bu hid drawn. Iss 0T =. 81
t snd take o0 the matter in a !, rS.pp. ) ~
10 Mr. ,r'I Reagan dickson Ks ~ :, Disss. n
ing Ta 's' p a,%'. : :::
nltanens monday sss,ss a,Sisss 49,
Ing Ing 70 ,es On ali p:s =. B
the ss.'A q Srunnsr - u
present. "a 8
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FROM BRuNNER.

Mrs. r. l.. Archer has been dangerously
Ill for the past week. but is now reported
as conyalescont. Miss Birdie Archer was
also Frustrated with illness for several
days.
Alderman Ed Alexander rendered his re-
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THEROUNDBALE.
What It Is, What 1t Saves How 1t Is Being
Introduced.
IT HAS APPARENTLY COME TO STAY.
C. Ball Of ST. Louis Manager of the American
Cotton Company. Which He Describes the System and Its
Manner OF Introduction--A Great Interest to Every
Cotton Raiser, Ginner and Handler,

OF
in he Q
WIDEN
large makes
i
but n
"schen
to be understood Tho pos a
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Wash Goods.

We continue the sale of the following
goods
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Shoes.
First Floor Annex,
$l.5O
Misses Ki1 Spring Burton
Ladies Kid Oxfords.
Mems Calf Congress and Laaa
Boys Calf Lace
$500
Indies Turn oxtords. Brown n ~
Black Kid.
Misses spring Heel Shoes a N. On
and Black.
Mems solid Calf Lace and Conyfea
$3.50
Ladies' Brown Kid oxforfs ce,h Ia
broad patent tin.
Red Kii Oxfords. black stitch.
Black KID Oyfords, turn sdek
Brown. Red and Black KM oatnd
nicely finished and stitched. vVstins q.
kid tops. s styles. A to Z w4dth.
Mems Red and Brown Kid ~ Oh
Shoes. nice enough for anyb2dy, chAa
enough for all.
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NTALUS LOTS
Sale of Fourteen at Auc.
ton by Government.
Near Senator Schmidt's Place
Ideal transformations of
Deed Many and Interesting.

At noon today at the Executive
Building, fourteen Tantalus lots, near
Senator Schmidt's place will be sold.
They vary in size from a trifie less
than an acre to several acres. 1t is ex-
pected they will be bid we'll up by city
seekers for mountain hOmesteads. Fol-
lowing are the conditions:
Agreement of sale not assignable.
Terms cash, or at the option of the
purchaser, % per cent of the purchase
price at the sale and the remainder in
three equal instalments in one, two
and three years with interest semi-an-
nually at per cent. per annum.
The purchaser shall begin substan,
tial improvement of the land durine
the first year, and shall continue to
carry on such Improvement through
the succeeding three years.
The purchaser shall build dwelling
house on the land and reside thereon
for period of not less than thirty
days during the said period Of three
years.
Number of forest trees standing on
land at time of sale shall not be re-
duced or allowed to become reduced to
lower number than "a trees per acre,
if that number of trees are growing on
the lot, that number to be kept up by
replanting if necessary
During such term no sale of sp!ritu-
Gus liquors shall be made or allowed
on the premises by the owner.
At the end of the third years if all
the conditions have been performed,
the purchaser or his heirs at law, shall
receive a patent comforting a fee SIM
ply title, which patent shall contain
a clause against sales of liquor similar
to the above clause to that effect; also
clause about trees.
And in case of default in the per-
Torrance of such conditions, the Min>
lister of the Interior may, with or with
out legal process and without notice,
demand or previous entry, take possess
sion of the premises and thereby de-
termine the estate created by such
agreement In case of such forfeiture,
such land shall be sold at auction as a
whole or in parcels, for cash Or on
terms of time payments in the discre-
ton of the Minister of the Interior;
and if such sale result in advance on
the original price, the original pur-
chaser to receive therefrOm the
amounts Of his payments to the Gov
eminent on account of purchase, with
out the interest and a pro rata share
in such advance in proportion to the
amounts of his payments. If such sale
shall result, however, in a less price
than the original, the amount return
able to him shall be charged with a
pro rata amount of such decrease pro-
portioned to the amounts of his pay
| ments.
No person shall be allowed to bid in
| more than one lot.
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BIG LAND DEAL.
Project to Handle a Very Rich
Tract ON Hawaii.

Project to Handle a Very Rich
Tract ON Hawaii.
A very large land deal is now on
hand-a deal that involves the pur-
chase of some $4,000 acres in the Dis
trict of Puma, Island of Hawaii. This
means about 40 square miles and the
man who is making all the arrange
ments is G. S. Desky, who has done so
much toward the improvement of land
on this and the Island of Hawaii. The
scheme has been brewing for some lit
tie time, but not until within the past
few days has the project come to a
focus.
Negotiations are now pending for
the purchase of this land, which lies
close to the coffee plantations of G. l..
Wight and Judge Carter. 1t is the
very finest kind of a place and wild
coffee is abundant there now. The
idea is to divide off the land into
tracts, improve it by the building of
roads and planting of useful trees and
sell to various people who have made
up their minds to go into the coffee
business.
A company will soon be Incorporate
ed, this to be composed of capitalists
and we'll known business men in the
city as we'll as capitalists of San Fran
cisco who have money invested here.
The shares will come at 500 each.
Mr.. Desky will go to San Francisc
on the Moano of the 9th of December,
for the purpose of negotiating with the
San Francisco capitalists. All the
stock in the concern that is not taken
up here will be taken up by those San
Francisco men
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One Christmas with a fine
stock made us brave, so this
year we have spread our
selves" At Christmas time
we want to give more of our
friends presents than we
thought of during the year.
Don't elbow yourself" SO
that you will feel the reac-
ton, but get something
pretty and useful genuine,
even if not grand.
Watch for the announce
ment of our opening, as we
will have the finest assert
ment of goods suitable for
presents ever shown in Ho-
nolulu.
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Veteran Firenen.

This is the committee John Mott has
chosen by the authority vested in him
at the first meeting for the formation
of society of the ex-volunteer fire.
men of the city:
John A. Hassinger, Hose No. 1; c. B.
Wilson, Engine No. 1; Henry Smith,
Engine No. 2; Jas. H. Boyd, Engine
No. 4 L. H. Dee, Fire Police.
So soon as these gentlemen report
to Mr.. Mott that they are ready with
scheme of organization a meeting
will be called and all arrangements
completed for the life of the society.
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PHOTOGRAPHIC PORTRAITS

GET THEM IN TIME for Christmas!
Do not leave it until the last moment; take
time and have first-class work. See that
your portrait has the modelling and char
acter that shows an intelligent face. and
not retouched out of recognition.
Appointments made by Telephone 4o2.
Sole proprietors of the Bas-Relief and
Iridium processes. Large collection of re-
cent Island Views.
Specimens can be seen on the ground
floor, MOTr-SMITH BUILDING,
COR. FORT & HOTEL SITS.
az Photographic
S""ax Go9 !!!
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Andan los tu|Iidos

La maravillosa experiencia de Mr.. Samuel
J. Hart es ell tema de casi todas las conversa-
clones en- Frapkford, suburbio de Ia ciudad de
Filadelfa.
Ell senor Hart es duano de un almacGn
dc ropas en- el nllmero I GGl Ayenda Frank
ford, cnenta como setenta amos de elad no
hay qnien no lie conozca en- su distr!to. lie
aquf la relaci6n que este bien cdnocido ciuaada-
no hizo recientemente d un rep1esentante del
dario "Philadelpia Record:
GLADE saber Y que antes de conyertirme
en- comercante ejerci ell olicio de carpintero.
llacc ochc amos mientras trabajaba en- mi o6cio
resbalG caf dc una escalera recibiendo lesiones
graves. Me recogieron considerindome muer
to, fai conducido mi casa pas6 trece meses
sin conocmiento. Luego me saoeron en- el
hospital un buen pedazo de craneo que fu6 don.
dc recibf ell golpe mas grave y mejore algo; pc
ro el golpe que recibf en- la espina dorsal re-
sulto por lin en- la espece de paralisis liam ada
"Ataxia Locomotriz Note primeramente que
no podfa andar sin el auxilio de dos gruesos
bastones. Me encorv6 de til modo que llegue
5 considerarme un signo de interrogation vi
Viente.
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Sc sirva pasar por esta redacci6u para un
asunto a., la ia.,rs,s
*. Segan ola Democracia,, ha sido ex.
carcelado e conocido bsjo de zarzuela, senior
Salazar.
X. Ell yecino de Mayagiez, Mr.. Luis
Nynlliat, Sc propone estab!ecer un tranvia de
fuerza animal desde aquella ciudad q la playa
de Guanajibo.
~ Segia nuestras uotleias, han lngresa
do este ailo en- el Seminario Concliar, veinti
tres nuevos Seminaristas; ounce de ellos de
primer ai1o, los restantes en- los distntos aiios
de la calrera eelesiastics.
X. Por fata material de espacio no po
demos publican hoy los eJa!epazos Domin-
gueros
.** Ell vapor ''Arkadia' que salio aver
para Nueva York de este puerto, cargo aqui 50
pacas tabaco en- rama con peso de l,749 kilos.
~ Las opositoras que aspiran obtener
las escuelas vacsntes en- los pr6ximos ejercicles,
son doIla Rosa Banuchi, doIa Juana Laurega
y doila Rosa Qaihones.
*. Mr.. kastengren ndica en- el eMagyar
Csucoripar, un nnevo procedmiento para pu
riicar las melazas de los a.icares, que presen,
tan particularidades qufmlcas interesantes. He
aqui en- que consiste: IN slo Fropuestos pa
ra la purifcacidn descooraci3n de los mostos
azuaarados, autes durante su evaporation,
diferentes sales de azure en- combination con
los alcalfs 8 el sufuro de calco. Ell trata
miento de los caldos ga depurados es relatiya
mente facil, pero es insuiciente con melazas
impuras NAL purGcadsa. Ell procedimiento
que proqone Nj kaejcngrcn tiene por objeto
hacer flcil la parifcscldn aan transformer
en- producto comestble toda melaza, cualqaie-
ra que sea su grado de impureza 8 su valor
Segln Il, obtienese este re.u,tado hacienda CO.
Ger bajo preston la me'aza adicionada dc un
sulfto acalino de sulti.o de cslcio, O tamben
de acido sulfuroso en- gran cantidad. Con la
cocci5n b'jo preston, Sc producer en- la melaza
reacciones lue provocan la depuraeion des-
coloracidn lequerda. FL aniiio sufuroso en
gran cantdad, puede anadirse antes de la COG
ci6n. ST despues de tsta Sc observa un exceso
de cal, e> fael elminarlo por una saturacion de
acido caibGnicn
~ A la hora de enirar en- prensa la Co
RaEsroSDENcIA Qas tres de la tartet, no Sc ha
reclbido cab!egrama alguno dando cuents de los
ministries que han entrado formar ell nueyo
Gabinete.
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P A R A | | 5 | S

La PARALYSIS pueie lamarse la reina de las
enfermedsdes. lei metodo tan irsdloso de
ataque que Ia distlngue y los terrihles lesulta.
dos que prodacc solo son conoc.dos por las VIC
timaa del mismo nal. lasta hace pocos amos
la paralisis era conaiderada absolutamente incu-
rable c.,i,sante de mnerte tan sogura como la
que causarfa una puIlalada en- Ell corazon una
baa en- la cabeza.
La cienea, sin embargo, nunca desnayo.
Las invcstgaciones de la enlermedad mtto,
dos dc curacion han continuado ain cesar. Tor
fin desde ell Canada procedi6 recientemente la
feliz noticia de haberse descuberto un remedo
para la PARALYSIS cnfermedades simlarcs. Los
mtdicos dudalon, la prensa investigo y blen
pronto Sc averigu6 que 81 pueyo agente habia
realmente curado va varios cssos de psrailsls.
Asi principle la fama de las Pildoras Rcsadas
del doctor Williams Para Personas Palidas
Desde la introduction de es;a medicina, pe
estAn recbiendo constantemente notlclas de
sorprendentes carsciones en- varias parties del
mundo debemos conteaar que aquf mlsmo en-
Lewiston &c han visto completamente comnro
badas. Mr. Patrick Doyle visitd recentemente
esta redaccidn nos relate la historic de su
lucha con la eufermedad ell triunfo que por fin
pudo conseguir. Todos saben que la para isis
es una enfermedad terrible este hace que las
palabrss de este seilor teng,n dosle interes
Dijo Mr.. Doyle:
<Hace seis siete al1os fuf atscado por un
reumatismo inf1amatorio que me obligo aban'
donar todo trabajc. Desde cntonces comenz6
para mi una vida de continua desesperaci"n
Las piernas Sc adormecieron perdi casi por
complete ell uso de elias Por largo tempo me
fue impossible siquiera estar en- pie Dnrante
cuatro amos no pude trabajar absolutamente en-
NADIA.
Con las economics que tenfa guardadas me
sometf al tratamiento de varies mtdicos emi-
nentes pero en- vano. Muchos de ellos nj 81
quiera sabfan 10 que 20 tenfa y los que 10 sa-
bian &c confcsaron sin habilidad para efcetuar
la curscion. Por fin ME cans6 de gastar dnero
en- medcos por espaeio de un ailo no hice abb
eolutamente NADIA por cnrarme, Por entonces
va tenfa las piernas muertas y me era impossible
doblar las rodillas porque los mascu|os estaban
tan rfgidos duros como huesos. FL frfo me
ocasionaba terrible dolor; me era del todo I'm
possible andar en- Ia obscuridad aun de dla pa,
ra poder andar icon gran trabajo) tenfa que II
observando el piso constantemente para no
caer. Esto pesar de las muletas que me ser
Wan para poder moverme.
va habfa perdido la esperaDza cuando lei
en- uD periodco ell case de un amigo mlo que Sc
habia curado con las Pfldoras Rosadas del DR..
Williams. Como habia tornado tanta medcina
sin resultado me quedaba ya muy POGO dine
70 para gastar inutilmente, determine inyestl
gar los hechos averigue que la relacion que
hacia ell periodico era absolutamente cierta.
Esto hizo revivir en- mi la esperanZa comence
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tomar lag Pilaoras kosadas del doctor Wi
liiams. A POGO tempo va snbia escaleras ia
cilmentc, pero al mismo tempo me atac6 I'm
estrenimento que en- mi gnorancia atribuf i
las Piidoras. Las Suspend: pero despaes ave-
rigut que el estrenmieuto no fu6 nj podia ser
cftcto de Ia medicina determine tomarlas en-
snticieiitc cantidad.
Principle de naevo hsce un aiIo y puedo
asrgurar que esas Pfdoras Rosadas del doctor
Williams devolseron Ia vida !. las piernas y
pics y me habiiltaron para trab,lar. Hoy do.
bio las rodias cndclezo cl cuerpo 10 cual ME
era Impossible antoa dc tomar esta maravilosa
mcdicina, Me considero radica!mente curado
y a.rbuyo nj curacion Il las Pfldoras Rosadas
dc doctor Williams exclusivamente.
Estado de Michigan,
Condalo de Montmoreney.
Patrick Doyle ha dealarado hoy bajo jllra-
mento que la anterior relaclon es absolutamen
te cierta = justa
Patrick Doyle.
sascrito jurado ante mi hoy dia 80 de
Abrll de 1895.
Fred. II McMullen,
Juez de Paz.
(Trulucido del diurio sLi~istoa, Josnmol,,
de Ler;stoa, lMch., Esta9os Iuaos.)
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a puede '. mag mar la alarma que sc
apodero de mi y de nj familia. Immediate
mente sometl al tratainiento del meiol
medico que pude encontrar; me dleron mutitud
lie mediclnas, toques elcetrloos, etc, pero sin
resultado.
Ambas pernas estaban adormecidas y
comp!etalnente paralizadas de la roda al pie y
las caderas me dclfan continuamentc, asi como
la espalda, nuslos en- realida todo el euer-
po. Me era impossible dormr bien, estaba
sempre muy nervioso perdf por complete ell
apetlto. Con lrecuencla me pasaba dias cute-
roa sin conner absolutamente NADIA. Tn dia
tratt de levantarme con cl anxilio lie las mule.
tas caf de brucea en- ell suelo. Entonces me
atacaron unas commissioners que apsrecfan Y
desapareeian 4 intervaos.
Tn dia del pasado Junio vno por casus-
lldad q mis- nanos un periodlco one contenfa
una relaci6n de una cura de par:lisls cfectuatla
por ias Pildoras Rosadas del doctor Williams
para PeTsonas PaIiaas. Lei el artfou!o mi
esposa y ambos dacdimos que NADIA Sc per !crfa
con probar las Pilaoras. Antes DE- concluir los
sels Polnos prlmeros pude DEAR el sllon de
lnValldo. La sangre vital curse de nueyo por
las piernaa. Contnui tomando las Pildoras RI.
sadas del doctor Williams por aIsun tempo y
hoy las plernas las teago mas fdeltes que nnn-
ca. lie dare I'm ejempIo de mi actiyldad:'
Ell hombre tom6 un baston 10 retuyo en-
ambas manos & corta dstanca Ia una de la
ORA comenz6 saltar adelante atlss sobre
el bast6n con Ia agilidad de un nino. Hay muy
pocos hombres, dijo Mr.. Hart, que puedan ha
cer ESQ.
Lo uuico que me molesta en- la actualidad
son los dolores de cabeza causa dc la lesion
que recibl en- e craneo; pero fuera de ESQ me
halo perfectamentc bien gracias I: Doa y !: las
Plldoras l}osadas del doctor Williams.
Para que no pueda ponerse en- duda Ia
verdad de esta notabifsima curaci6n, solicita-
mos obtuvmos de Mr.. Hart Ia sguente de.
claraci6n jurada.
Yo ssmacl J. Hart, de FrankIord, Conia-
do de Philadelphia, Estado de Pennsylvania,
certihco jnro qge Is anterior relaci6n ss cier-
ia Ell todas sus parties.
(Firmaio) Samuel L Mu9
Jurado ante nj el notario hoy da q de
Agosto de 1891
I'm sello notarisD.
George L. Bmtersby -.Notario piblico.
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Con freouencis penst que hubera sldo mejor
haber perccido cnando ocurro al accidente cau.
sante de mis- males que continuar en- eterna tor.
tura siendo uua carga nntil para mi famllia.
Ell peso qnc siempre habfa sido l50 lihras
baj6 ILL., Mis- antiguos conoci los rclaclona
dos pasaban dclsntes dc mi an conocerme, tsn
grsnde lieg5 ascl ei cambio. Aupque me era cas
impossible movermc, haca sicmpr esfaerzos por
sslir al aire llbre con el obieto de procurar con
se@uir apetito para tonlar alimentos fortitican-
tes; pero todo lnhtilmente. Lame m@ii2o
tras medico. Cada nno de ellos tenfa su tao
ria y m1todo de curar, pcro nnguno acerto q
curarme. \ cansa de Ia gran debiiidad NE
do!fa contlnuamente la cabcza y por lin me
postro por complete la enfermodad. llace tres
meses me rceomendo un amigo las Pfldoras
Rosadas del doctor Wil!iams con tanta insis
tencia que comprG un pomo. El eiecto fue tai
que desde entonces las estoy tomando con cons
tancia. Me han mejcrado notabemente. A
mi entender csas rfldoras proven 4 la sangre
de alghn elcmento vigoriAante, pnes de otro
modo no me eNpllco como me han deyuelto las
fuerzs Va no me aquej an dolores externos.
La diicutad del pulm6n ha desaparecido,
con ella ia Indigestion: el apetito es ahora in
mejorable, duermo ben, anio pie y mpnto
bicicleta por varias horas sin fatigarme. me
han abandonado los dolorcs de cabeza l'odos
m;s amigos han qncdado admirados al yer el
cambio operado en- mi y 80 leg digo que &c de.
be a las Pfdoras Rosadas del doctor Williams
Ell resultado ha sdo que por insinuac!6n mia
estan tomando estas pildoras siete personas CO.
nocidas todas elias me dicen que cstan rec-
biendo el correspondence beucfcio,>