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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-25

PROPOSED REDEMPTION LAW.


Ise bill COW pendiag in the ho,,,a ~.
Austin P7oridioz for the reiernn,rsn ~
'<%i estate zoid AZ forced sale Is measure
thAt should - considered With great ses,
OF tsniifn snd deiibera,ion before sc,r.
allowed to become = lax-for such .ne,s-
eres can saa d., At i,uies, become very
m4sehieTcas unless there are excellent ex-
isiing reasons for them.
Inc eject Of the passage o. this bin
would Of course be to put in operation =
general stay Law 50 far as debts secured
BY real estate were concerned. apa the
broad question DON IS, Does the State de-
maHd Or need such stay las, TIE ,peei.
nc and spacious Arguments urged asalps,
me measure by interested loan COMPANIES
ana opposition ORGANS are no, necessary to
consider one way or the other. The real
question Is the possible eaec, upon the
business community o. the State Of a law
a. this time poetponing for two years the
collection Of debts secured by real estate
Loan companies could AFFORD to wait
business men in these lines can rarely Do
20 without serious embarrassment
From one end o. the state TO the other.
merchants. bankers. private citizens gisr-
dams and others, not 10 the mortgage tusl
ness regularly. are sc, Interested iargel,
In real estate loans aud these people woaId
all be affected. many Of them dlslstrously
affected. 10y two years stay law.
Such measures are generally resorted 10
aud very properly. when some great public
catastrophe has for the time being utterly
prostrsted a community and impoverished
II.
Can It be claimed that such an emer-
gency exists now in Texis7
II so, the reason for the bill ls apparent
II not, II the State rs moving along in
the old grooves and only the usual condi-
lions are felt, then 10 one class should
be favored at the expense o, another-the
debtor should not be coddled 10 the injury
Of the business community or honest cred.
itor.
We want to do nothing that would fur
Their embarrass business or drive good men
10 assignment, any more than we would
permit an unfair persecution OF the debtor
class.
Is for these reasons that this pro-
posed stay bill. or real estate redemp-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-25
HOUSTON. thursday. MARCH -.
I w Ell We PAGES.
PUTTING MI NKIxlEY To rHE TEST

When the lsst congress adjourned ?. sen;
four appropriation bills 10 M. CievelAas
In the last hours q the session a1i tie
retiring P-esitea. refused to sign ths-a b..
cause Of the want .. sufficient tine fer
their careful cooslseratior--zn act aa Hr.
cleyelsnas part tor vhieA The Pest rave
him credit az TIE il=e
II was charged ths; 4; iezs. two o. these
bills. the suadrT dvi Isa general sea-
cheney, contained nuruhe- Of questionable
appropriateness. not - sAy jc.s AL we're
reekessiy AMI ,StraFaexatly generous II
certain directions /; pAs supposed ;sess
bills would be 3kea cp 10 tse regular
way = the aew congress All be 9r5qe "
slfts5 ca The other hSas. .at IA. -ea-
TONED vere put forward by the o,,ranst.es
on rules. Just IS they care froza TIE sii
congress, AID wers rsllroa5ei through ID
present house 1t E Asad-svlrnla.nE ra.t
The senate. l. is understood. vii ,rss.
them Practically il tae same wsy snl
ihea the lev presided, uiI b. esIle8 upap
to act
Their is already much curiosity exp-esss.
70 see sow Nr. MeKi-lsy VIII handle ,hese
bills WI he pu' ;ee r7aa,az ha.fs 70
'hs'N WIZ be de'ee' 2oba Or sv.rsyae4ats.
or VII hs take his "rartys word for IT,
sod swailow TIE dose ti,soa; qras,.o. ans
~iihea: delay
The Pit'sss7s Loader a propia5ai re.
publican pager. rersrss IL iAls coal,
ilo7 that ~ snes without saving ira, ,he
p'es1a -1''S eo1Fse ia tals matter ssh 20
ing way "a t~e-Hile the yaius o. his
promise q mise and ecsaons7sl saraia.
isiFstoa.
TIE Pressa' essoa VIII run won iata
tie s111es. There is pleasy Of sine Ia
nhieh 70 Feeoasader Ihe,c appropriations (
Ny NeHin'er has TALKED mQca o. h-iae,ae
down the esie1A.turss 20 the receipts OF
The government Here Is hi. first op52-. /
toniry 70 -; himself O. record an. aernaps 1
Z raore conservative arr czu,ious course IN /
The matter o, appropriations WIN he
lneasurs rp 10 Ike occasion. /
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-25
A LITTLE SERMON.

W hat is II tina, the crowd requite
my love with hate, thy truth with lies ?
Ara but 10 faith. aud not to sight
the walls of Freedoms temple rise?
fet do they work: II shall succeed
IN thine or in another's day;
Ana II denied the victor's need.
Thou shalt not lack the toiler's pay.
RAIN shares The futures promise: Loves
Seli-oitenng is a triumph won;
And each good thought or action moves
The dark world nearer 10 the sun.
Then faint not, falter not. nor plead
my weakness; Truth itself Is strong;
The lions strength, the eagles speed
Are not alone youchsafed to wrong.
Thy nature which through fire and flood,
10 peace again finds out It's way
Hath power 10 seek the highest good.
And buys hottest cause obey,
~. q. Whittier.
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Cause for Surprise.

BUIINd1lI 4NVW5,
When we read some Of the editorials in
the Dallas News, showing in plain and Wig
orous language that We have such weak
and shallow State executive. and such silly
numbskuls for Legislators. we are dumb
founded that the people have not long
since turned the whole business OF State
government over to the editors OF that
journal. 1t has been finding so much fault
with the State government for so long that
it seems a shame that it can't have
chance to run the concern as it should be
done. and especially when it could do it SO
easily
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POINTS ABOUT PEOPLE.

Ice Merriwether one of the candidates
Tor the mayoralty In ST. Louis. came into
nouee Few years ago by a lively Little
door telling how he saw Europe on 30
cents day. V" Nv
Miguel, the German minister Of finance
has been knighted on his flftv-e,shtb h,r,t'
day. Like other prominent Germans ha
was violent radical In his youth. ESs
perience has converted him into a cen.
servatiye, he says. 'e"'
!, is not probable the family of Mr. Garv
VIII remove TO their Washington home
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-25
CURRENT Fun.


Convention sets metes and bcuud n
your ambition"
The words kept sounding 10 her -
even now that she was alone. A.
startled misgivngs had found voice 70 -
them up and repeat them oyer ana os..
She thought OF the hops and dinner -
filled her life.
Meats and bounds Is good, she ren.'
ed, and laughed quietly, -De'ro't 'ou'nsA
Magistrate Threehee-ofheer III.
gan. what's the charge against w mAa =,
officer Flannigan--Batin' an oinsa' 4. -
Magistrate Threehee-what did Do y,
officer Flannigan-He borrowed W
Ter from me, sur. and forgot 70 ie'u'A
st, Paul Dispatch.
Frances-Yes, he is pursuing ms. ..s M.
Gertrude-lndeed. And Is Do 'e''
cessful? nv sh.A
Frances-No. 1t is still long W.
OF him.
Wallace-why Is 1t you ai""
the wrong horse! .,,,er 10 ~
Hargreaves-lt is so mucn ea''''
Cincinnati Enquirer
81 see that scientists ia's ~ vad
there are 700. O00.O 900 people u w
who are only partially dressed ,a. ,,,l h "
well. well. then the sociew ;cceoapx.
one OF the 400. but one OF III
isn't she?-Cincinnau Insu
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-25
Tips Its CoOnskin Can.

missing star rApTesS.
The Houston Posts almanac, which it
was considerable enough to favor us with a
copy Of, is a compressed. double distilled
and rectified encyclopedia OF useful infor-
nation. carefully classified and indexed.
1t reflects great credit upon the managers
OF the paper, who are always found next
TO the band wagon in the procession of
modern journalism. Price 25 cents We
tip our coonskin cap and wish The Post a
continued series Of uninterrupted triumphs
until It's cadiant pages illuminate every
household in Texas.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-25
stn,e University Appropriation.

10 the Editor OF Inc fost-
| on last Thursday senate bill No. 100
came up before the honorable house of
representatives Of the Twenty fifth lcgs-
lature for their careful consideration. and
almost as promptly as 1t was presented it
received a Fitzsimmons' blow. which re-
suited in its death instanter.
The full text OF this bill was. substan
TALLY: That the direct tax fund collected
by the general government years ago, now
in the State treasury. remaining undis-
trbuted augmenting about $4,000. be APP
propriated TO the State university for the
completion of her main buildings. That the
completion OF these buildings is an abso-
Lutte necessity should be apparent to even
the most remote citizen Of our great State
yet It appears that iifty-eght of the
present solons of the honorable house of
representatives OF the Twenty fifth legls-
lature proclaimed. in unmistakable terms
as evidenced by their recent support of the
minority report. that tho princely endow-
ment formerly settled upon this institution
was sufficient and that the State had
done enough for the university already"
They doubtless are msled by their errou-
eous conception OF article 1896 et seq OF
the Revised Civil Statutes OF Texas. or
rather they have failed to Investigate the
location OF the land referred to in those
articles. Should they but locate the two
million acres of unappropriated public
domain therein referred TO as well as her
othex lands, they would he surprised per-
haps to find that most Of It is non revenue
producing. and scarcely ut for the graz
ing OF cattle. Some OF them would fur
thermore be surprised. should they investi-
gate and ascertain the fact. that the rev.
enue from her interest bearing securities.
including all grants donations and appro-
priations. augment an insignificant sum.
scarcely adequate for the maintenance OF
the average high school.
The university alumni of this city num-
bering about sixty members. all OF whom
are uneeasipg In their strenuous efforts
To promote the best interests OF their al
ma mater" petitioned through its prcsi-
dent and secretary certain members Of the
house TO exert their influence In behalf OF
the passage OF the measure. One answer
which we received, to which my mind now
reyerts was; Il have not investigated the
bill yet. hence can not say what my &C
ton In the premises will be, but | am
inclined to think the State OF Texas has
done enough already for the university"
The popular feature OF this letter is that
the date or this letter Is identical with the
date OF the defeat OF this bill, which
evinces clearly the fact that he cast his
vote without investigating the measure and
It's attendant circumstances. and yet such
adverse inclinetlons formed prior 10 a
thorough investigation. are direfui IN
their consequences. and have ever milf.
tatcd against the best interests Of our
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-25
Why Not HOustOnf
Ell Campo Eagle.

IT NHT7TT7 I@hNIt.
south Texas needs factories, and every
ehort should be made TO locate such en-
terpr,ses. This portion of the State is the
great producing section and factories are
needed to enhance the demand for our
products. Why can't Houston organize a
company and establish a cotton factory
on large scale? She certainly has nu-
merous advantages over other successful
manufacturing cities of the South. With
Y" rich and growing coast country to
draw from a cotton factory at Il custom
would be a splendid investment for cap
lial ara source of much general benefit
TO large tributary territory.
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why He Got Angry.

New Haven Palladium r.,..a stsla
A prospective citizen OF .ne . vo,r % n.
declined the other day IN ss' wv, y,etcfl
swear his allegiance 70 Queen NJ ie,fsd
He was greatly enraged wnea r sr d.
il@n , Without doing this; and , snas q jda
With With a bang entirely charie'e'''"'
n,,t1
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-25

tsSe I'LL sSsusa scs - AAstsss " care
ses<sy csasssecca ~ ,ssxhs~% ne Goa.
es.saas are seersaetr SAGA ~ Is c&xse .
sucsssca q sss rrcrssesy - reccssfss a;
;sss ttrae. II ranst ss remembered thar
experiment. .; tAs slsa Gu, coss ~sss
u-sa- cur exz sssireS,s
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-25
Our Different stnnd..

wv NIVbUT ODstTNtT.
The Houston Post is "agiu" any law
that would stop football or baseball play
ing on Sunday evening. The editor OF The
Post only gets a few minutes off from ac-
tive duty each week. and that few minutes
is Sunday evening about 3 o'clock Us
country editors what favor such law can
get oil almost any day in the week. Hence
our different Stands" on the deer run.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-25
A wild Guess

Philadelphia Telegraph ,.,,v.s CONTEST
II the house OF rePresen'. ~. ~ vii
itself with a discussion Oh ~ r.eks, "
hi, not extending beyond :, Nv, w possibly 4 I.
through its business and adjourn
next thirty days.
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emit He Done

Cincinnati Enquirer -, xho tssv :
great deal about the 'ar'' NJ, will psis.:
,nsm can invent scheme = tns soo a. ara y
, . law adjust itse,i 70 s,ms revssus =
the time.
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And Then.

Mesquite Journal.
The Dallas News is a great antitrust
journal until one OF them are attacked. and
then~-it is always to be found OH the op-
posite side.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-25
n..e Coming Concert.

Chicago Inter Ocean Ill, th,t sifs
We shan't read OF every M .,rpe, ~
up full time again. or ever, ,,sh,.r bssn
the good wife fills with "a q ,ss eaoiut
but by and by we shall ,a nss 70 sea, and "
industry clashing from sea 70
that will be prosperity
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-25
Musical AmaIgmmation.
Brooklyn Eagle.

bIooklyh EdEie'
Four OF the musical trade unions have
amaigamated and II Will not be safe for
another foreign fiddler 10 come within ten
miles OF our coast The members OF the
unions are nearly all foreigners. too.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-25

Nj. bryan - cNsns tAe ssscss taaaSs;sose
sssaense 81 his ,ssvesea ~ she cause Of
Ns-sesssie-n. wasa a S>ersnsrs;.Ncsy reSr
rssn recs sc~a In as pSsse, Is hack ~
rs views Ne - m saeVaa earnest.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-25

u ~e cssss sasy set all TIRE reesae 10
~sc~ ~sta ~ ~so Az S>srans as~a 10 tsos
Ss1tN Texas ever ssss row. we ~oah
s,~ns ~ I'll rIesAt
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-, p.ui,s style.

Atlanta Constitution. -,.,,cn -
Dom Paul talks such v,uas U' =
that even q stranger esa
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-25
Occidental Mugwumpery.


Detroit lTlDuuc-
A case Of purely physical mugwumnery
is puzzling the doctors Of Vancouver. Miss
Dora Marks OF that city sees everything
upside down.
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The Post Give. the News.

McGregor Observer.
The Houston Post seems to be a
"scooper" from away back.
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THE CITY.

The Post 10 delivered 20 Any ps-t 9, TIE
city by carriers ~ sl.N per .,,oass, hires
months. S5dc. SIX months. Ss-W. one s@E.
Q2e1
Mr.. Theoicr, BHTsrc has charge @. tae
City Circulation ana Collecting.
Mcsx.s. Theodore B.t72S and CaAr.es
Los. are the authorized collectors Of a!
city bills. both ADVERTISING and s.Ases.l-
ton, and 40 money sho@la Se paid 20 Ais
one other than tkcse FAMED unless s9sc'~i
written authority stered - TIE Hos.as$s
Manager Is shown. Al accounts Of a-y
axe should be pRs3 by cheek n favor =.
Tire Houston Printing Company
No Orders to- gcn&s. cts. are gwen ~
the mana SeInemi asa ao-e Viii Re xecep.-
ed In pay rnent OF oface plils
Subscribers failing 70 reserve TIE pAyr
regularly VII please notify TIE of1ce
tecsei 10 &c delivered aOs lAter iaEn So
a. NJ
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-25

TIE esvg eervsee ,sv - se'-s se-'oarcsa
- sss NsssoaSi senate a. = hDraSas. sna
a css-aratlsee Is 10 invest, safe ara reGNovi
81 ,es workings. Ses haEneaS - catch
a hr,s~-s..sef
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-25

Two more United States gunboats have
their Official trial this week. helping along
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-25

II VIII add nothing 10 the popularity O,
the now tariff bal. among gentlemen WIZ
have business with the promiscuo,,s
crowd. to learn that It puts premium ~
20 cents per bushel on the produc,ion q,
onions
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-25

scorei SAYS he was well treated While a
prisoner In cuha-Snd.cat.ng tina, there
are still exceptions TO all rules.
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The spau.aris appear TO b, waking yin.
10 the fAc' a. las, nat yhe chief indiwna-
Ron IN me Uniied states aeains. them has
bftu on account OF -he imprisonment and
h.sh-har,ied trest met generally Of Amer.
can c,..zens. We are possibly urder OBJ.
ssi-ons 10 General Lee for opening the
eyes % the dons. bu, the lesson coyIs
have bten targat them yea- ago lust as
wen.
Tho Father OF Waters is setting
fearitl'y bad example JUS, now.
Tie Boston Globe IS authority for tho
statement that business was generally
siispf nded on the prlnc pal sirest Of nos
ton auras the afternoon 0. the. priza
hFht And ye' ihe-e Boston people ana
papers have been knocking IRE wind o,,,
o. poor little Ne, ala for months pastl
Evi1ences Of dlscord are becoming an
paren, IA the European concert.
Every March big demonstration < WI.
messed in honor o: this anniversary Of
General Neal Dow OF Maine. the crea,
apostle OF prohibition. A man who has
pSyel the under dog in fight for over
a half century, however. = enslsed 10
great credit and sympathy.
II - tho little fellows who make the
most noise in - bis world. from Greece
down TO ward politics.
II Dan stuart sold the creates. picture
OF the age for the p.tful sum Of siI. 600. he
Is less a conno.sseur OF the masterp,eces
Of Sadiator'al form and high ar, than
ono would suppose in a promoter OF phy-
sea! culture exhibitions.
The interesting question now Is which
sc'istor win display the greatest wind ana
endurance in the tariff fight.
1t VIII add nothing 20 the popularity n,
the now tariff bal. among gentlemen WIZ
have business with the promiscno,,,
crowd. to learn that :, puts a premium Of
20 cents per bushel on the production y,
onions.
ScoNel SAYS he was well treated While a
prisoner In Cuba-.nd.cat.ng tina, there
are stlll exceptions TO all rules.
Two more United States gunboats haye
their Official trial this week. helping along
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-25

The interesting question now Is which
se'iator viii display the greatest wind and
endurance in the tarin fight.
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When Senator Heitteld. the German far
r,cv who VAS elected 10 succeed Fred Nv
ness ~ Idaho. came TO Washington TO take
A's seat, he esS,ssea the Mississippi river
tor the sisss time In his life
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-25

e S1 cosns Posi- y !. "a oss..s
osms- Weekly Pest, IA csas. eer Week.
IL WATSON, r. ~ yoHysrcN
q. 5. PPXSf.IER. s.ss..ess.

Tnsersd q she rcsscaes - Hcss~cA rsrSa
- secord Cas- hassef.
ef-er-recn ~ Nsn--pas,y ana snstc Scs. e,e
scar, $500; six ueetnA e<cos tArss Escein
o2tO, COT noatA, 81 81
oupcsy Pest cur year elSa
bsni-N eekly Post lNcnasys a-s fe-r>ssvsn c.e
year, ti.u0. six Dsa;hx. s1e; ts-re no tns 10
Essterr Business Cfsc~. - irsr<n< Ee l6sns. Nv
Tors. Ths : [. B<<kvlia speasl As~srs-
Western Business oA~, sss -sfet keSkc.s~,' IN
caeo, The ;. C. eee vita Special Axeasr.
G. r.K. Holland. 1r1nv~asas Anc tss-
uew rle ma Ia Brslness resesrArue-s At ,ss
g. Carries s,sec. I. 4. A ros'HN " = sas'seH
AGrni
Ms Poss's Travclins Ag-zo- coisoei y. o, Oar ,.
6enerA travelling As-nt. NH y. / "a. - -
benz b. L. d Aellxas ana u 70 C@fet-
Special STAG Com,nissicners-
AT AuSTiN--IA A. Petit e.fce N tie
State Capitol Building.
AT CALVES ToN--9. II. Sgllsra- es1cs
n the Evening Tribune SoaainS-
TELEPHONE NUMBERS.
Editorial. 81 Rus.neSs, ,sS
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WASHINGTON GOSSIP.

TIE vors srcgeora.- srsrcsrs for the first
tine IN the scnsressioas, directory IN the
biography y Morgan u Williams, repre-
sentative nom the Twelfth alstr.c, OF
Transatlantic
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-25

Last risht TREASURER Morgan mailed war
rant No SSsS fer Ss5,.ss to Grover Cleve-
iaaA ESQ, Frireetoa, \. J.. the same be
inr payment; in run for bis services as pres
iaea; u The United States from u o'clock
On she tth day Of March. iSas 10 10 o'clock
On The tth Gay OF March, 1897, This closes
Nj Clovciana's accounts With the severn
meet lie and Uncle sam are square.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-25

kVidenees Of dlscord are becoming ap-
psren, N the European concert.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-25

Tho Father of Waters Is setting a
fearirliy bad example Just now.
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II IS tho little fellows who make the
most noise in Us bis world. from Greece
down 10 ward politics.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-09-15

Aoedo..s Fsrmac6utico en- Alisedo
10 vendia. Fuf, pu6s, 6 dichs far
macia, Compr6 IN frsscO y empecA
& tomsrlo. al cabO de algunoe
dias me encontrsba mucho mejor
y note que lay fuerxas me- volvisr.
"a la presente me halo coms
pletsmente restablecido y coDsi-
derNndo ei bien que eli Jarabe Ou-
rativ0 de Ia Madre .Seigel me ha
hecho no puedo por nienos qne ca-
iifiGsrlo como nm remedio de gran
importsnoia. Mis- cOmer tsrios so-
bre sus virtudes han tenido por re.
sultadO que varias personas ore
me han oldo alsbarIo y que habian
notsdO el estado malieimo de mi
sslUd 8ntes de tomar el JaEabe hen
seguidO mi ejemplo y dos de ellos
con ei mism0 6xito que 20. Me
psrece bien ansdir que 20 10 ton 6
de mi propia volDntad sin que pa
die me 10 recomendara. (Flrmado)
Nemesio Segun DO, Oantil ana, Pro.
vipoia lie Sev.lla. 20 de Octubre de
1895"
No es de extrafar que Dan Ne
mesio Segundo este tan prOnto &
probsr las buenas calidades de un
me1icamento q que tanto lie debe.
Nos sleglamos infinite que hay
llsgado sus manos en- una oCa-
sion tan propia y cnando tantO 10
necesltaba, y NO NOS cabav4duda.
qne 81 atguna veX 90 enCueDtra con
a'gnna persona Gfligida del mismo
modo No quedaraG esta ignoranJe
por mu0ho tempo del remedio pa
ra d 4rhAcerse de su de:imienEo.
Veidaderamente es debidO Q este
medic mas que hbros 8 peri6-
DISCS que al Jarabe Curative de 10
Madre Seigel ba llegado O sdQuirJr
la tama de Que hey goza y que sin
duda es mayor qDe Ia dc cualquIers
0tra medici'a, habi6ndose mere
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