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The times., 1898-04-17
The Robins Song.

(FrOm the Hartford Times-)
The robins begin their fulI-throated.
CHEEKY songs, loud and clear. at AS
these early April mornings. This famiI-
lar, almost half-domesticated migratory
thrush who likes TO build his nest and
rear his brood in some apple tree in the
orchard or in almost any tree near the
farmers house, is not driven far away
even by plundering boys who assan him
with a gun, or (more often) rob the nest
of its eggs or young. The very counter
part of the English blackbird. or merle
except as to color, he is, ike that thrush,
a fine singer. and unlike him. is not ca
pricious in his moods. but sings freely
and heartily-perhaps not quite as fine
ly as his freakish English cousin He
is in fact one of our best singing birds.
His song, simple and limited TO but few
notes. is nevertheless powerful, clear,
melodious. 1t varies a little with indi-
vidual birds; and at times (but rarely
shows a tendency 10 introduce new
touches and tones. The same thing is
true of the rollicking boboIink-whose
return is due in a little over a fortnight
and probably may be true of some 9TH
ers of our singing birds. The tendency
was well illustrated in the twilight song,
last evening. of a robin who was pour
ing forth the copious river of his melo-
dy from a suburban tree while the west
departed sun.
The time, between $50 and 6:45, was
when it was too dusky TO permit longer
search for his earthwOrms in the sod. and
this was his parting evening song-as CO.
pious, free-hearted and full as his song OF
the early morning twilight. (For our
American robin is the vocalist of the two
twilights of the day, more emphaucalIy-
though he sings at various times in the
day) He esSayed a touch of some new
notes. which, though but slight, gave
new and pleasing variety TO his song. Our
singing-birds are apparently Object-les-
sons in evolution: they live and learn
And the tendency seems TO be toward
the attainment of a longer continuance
of the song None of them may ever at
tain the joyous continuance of the song
of the European skylark-such a song as
Shelley lay listening to, in Italy, in 1920.
when he heard the rain of melody" that
inspired him TO write his famous poem 10
the bird that he had listened to in the
fields back of Leghorn. But the great
law of evolution, which seems TO have de-
yeloped everything from lower states and
forms, including enlightened man from
the primal savage. may be trusted to un-
fold to fuller perfection even so seemingly
slight a thing as the duration OF birds
SOug.
The times., 1898-04-17
The "Ad." Was Paid For.

(From the Detroit Free PTesS.)
81 was running 4 paper down in Ten
nessee then" prefaced the ex-newspaper
man whose only work now is to collect
what other people owe him in the way
of rents and interest. One of the few fine
looking women you find in the mountains
of that region walked into the office one
afternoon and said: BE youinS the edi-
tor?
Upon being informed that 1 enjoyed
that distinction, she looked me over as
though greatly disappointed and then
told a long story of petty domestic diff
culties that had led to the disappearance
of her husband about two weeks before.
Now she wanted to put in a nice adver-
tisement telling that he was forgiven and
that she longed to have him at home.
How much would l charge her?
1.-Two dollars an inch" 1 answered.
Taking a pencil and sheet of COPY
paper she figured Iahnrously for pretty
nearly an hour. At length she tore the
paper into shreds and was deliberately
walking out of the office when l asked
her if she thought the charge was too
high.
"T don't reckon know anything
bout your bus ness. sub. But l never
see that much money, let lone haudIfn'
of 1t. Joes wu'th it, but / couldn' never
buy him back at them figgers. He's
six foot three in his bare feet, sub. Joe
is. At 81 inch l make it $50 Tn lest
have to go out an git his trail an fol-
ler'
Il didn't even smile. gentlemen. There
was something noble in her resignation.
l advertised Joe got other papers to
copy and we rounded him up. One morn
ing there was ten gallon keg OF moon
shine whisky at my kitchen door and |
did not advertise for an owner"
The times., 1898-04-17
Thn old Sail snins n Yarn.
From the New Orleans Times Democrat.)
The old salt became reminiscent.

(From the New Orleans Times Democrat
The old salt became reminiscent.
i've been on the Aigiers nigh on to
seven years." he said. Before that /
was on a boat plying between New York
and FAN River, Conn, where a competf-
tive line was being run against that
known as the Fall River. Then I've sail
ed in lots of small craft, and years ago
[ took a trip around the world in a whal-
err"
ssYes?"
when 1 got back l went to Cleveland,
Ohio. where ] secured a berth on the
lumber boat Peer f. Gillem, and sailed
In her for over a year. 1t was while we
Were making the trip from Cleveland to
Buffalo that the ship sunk, and the crew
had TO get away in small boats. I'll never
forget the terrible torture we fellows en-
dured for over six days and nights. We
were entire-y without provisions, and we
did not know when we could ever reach
land. We just drifted on and on and on.
Most of the crew were Italians and Scan
dinavians. who knew little of lake naviga-
ton ] was i'm the same boat. The sun,
too, was awfully hot, and several of our
party succumbed to the heat.
Finally. on the morning Of the seventh
day, we sighted sail. The vessel hove
10, anu We "tie eiic iaPPAe@I ~ VI p'"PiS
you ever laid your eyes on. We Were
then taken aboard. more dead than alive
as a result Of exposure and lack of food
and drink. The terrible thirst caught me
more than anything else. 1t affected the
others the same way. We all yelled for
water
"Ah, but when the cook lowered the
ships bucket alongside and drew up a
couple of gallons of lake water, you
should have seen how sheepish we all
looked There we had been in the midst
OF miles and miles of a thirst-quencher
and had literally allowed ourselves to die
for the want Of a soothing and cooling
draft"
The times., 1898-04-17
Patriot with Reservation.
From the Atlanta Constitution.

''De chance or a lifetime is come at las ter de
cullud race said Uncle William. 'Iiit been a
long time comm but hit heah at las'!"
why that's good news What is it?''
DE war wid Spain, suh,' he replied. ''YOu
see, already dey sendin' black regiments ter de
'front.' p
yes"
''Wcll. sub, cf de niggcr fights fer de country,
dc country bouR' ter give him his rights, en- ef
dey don't shoot off both his legs he'll be on a
better footin' afterwards. You see, de pint!''
4 think | do. suppose you and your boys
Wil onistY"
.'Wcl, sub, wen hit comes ter dat, hits purity
well known dat I'm all stoYe-up wild de rheum-
atIsm can't walk ten ya'ds widout restin' ten
minutes; On cZ fer my six boys-eYer one or i'm
inherits de rheumatism FUN me. en- liable ter be
TUX d1sn wid if ut any minute; 50 dey woudn t
be no at all in war time But when ! refers
tar d. cu'ud race means de big majority er it
Whut's pufictly healt'y, able ter move. Dat
Whut ! meant"
The times., 1898-04-17
HATNEE BEREFT OF A TUsK.
Loses q Chunk of Ivory in the Gin
cinnati Zoo.
(From the Cincinnati Enquirer.l

(From the Cincinnati Enquirer.)
Hatnee. the Zoo elephant has broken of
one of her tusks, one of those big, long,
handsome chunks of ivory that have been
her glory and her pride for many and
many a year. Nobody knows how it
happened. The calamity was discovered
shortly after daybreak yesterday morn
ing, when her keeper arrived to give her
her breakfast He found the tusk lying
on the floor, and the great. dociIe crea-
ture was fondling it in a pathetic way
with her trunk 1t had broken off close
up to the flesh. and at that point was
slightly decayed but to no serious ex-
tent. The occurrence is a very rare one
in captive elephant life. and the only ex-
plana-ion seems to be that Hatnee had
tussle with a team of nightmares and
got done up to the eXent of losing her
left tusk. But the fact that she just as
eagerly as ever devoured her breakfast
of two big bucketfuls of oats and bran,
a 196-pound bale of hay and IS bucket
fuls of Ohio River water. showed how
little her loss concerned her The tusk
will make about as valuable set of bill
lard balls as ever We're turned out 4
new tusk win grow in the place OF the
old one, but considerable time will be
required.
The times., 1898-04-17

wax in a ladle over the gas stove.
STEADY, murmured Wallis I'VE have
nearly finished" The wax was poured
into its appointed place, down came the
false seal. impressing its lie in charac-
ters as clear as those of truth, and the
work was done.
Once more the sack was raised on
Wallis shoulder, but this time it went
out full and returned empty. The wheels
OF the railway van ratified on the stones
of Wells Street, ratified on until they met
the deeper roll of the Gray's Inn Road
and were lost. On the floor of the quiet
room lay an insignificant looking case
it's treasure still hidden, and over it stood
two white-faced men,
ut was well DONE" murmured Wallis;
there were three seconds to spare"
The times., 1898-04-17

genuity and disregard of moral scruples.
they might have become distinguished
financiers and been the darlings of a self
seeking society. Instead of which,"
And so the Economist concluded an ex-
Cellent article
The times., 1898-04-17

(From the indianapolis Ncws)
Toytugas means turtle, Vizeaya means Biscav.
Blanco means white. Natanzas means slaughter
house Au.laz Yseans daring. Porto Rico means
rich rort. CieHfuegos means hundred fires
Fort Watne Gazette And Old Glory means
America, the land of civil and religious freedom
The times., 1898-04-17

Odds and Ends. There was Tim back
again, pulling himself up by her skirt
until he stood erect with his tear
grimed face beaming and with a wheed-
ling ring in his baby voice:
''Tiss Tim, too"
There We're no clean spots to choose
between, but Miss Kelly gave a
little peck at a bruise that showed the
least dirt and tripped out Of the chr-v
sails Of her Swampoodle alley TO com
mence q butterfly existence in a cuddy
under the caves Of the house uptown.
The taWdry parlor was strung around
with tea store chromos in appropriate
frames. and the mantel and windows
We're draped with cheap. dingv lace
Cheap. yes, but il meant Oriental mag
niicence to Miss Kitty Kelly. and so
Tor month or more, she sold gloves
and matched ribbons with self-approy-
ing content Then something happened.
1t is not often that fate drives 10 the
door Of Impoverished beauty behind an
lron-gray horse, with a fine. long tail
but romantic things do happen once
IN q while outside Of fairyland. and so
when Dr. Blank stepped out OF his
smart trap one evening to step into the
cheap, pretentious house to feel the
pulse OF a sick ''roomer'' he stepped
Tlght into the focus Of two Irish eyes
SHINING by the doorway. Then fate
stepped in herself. and managed the
rest, beginning with an orthodox intro
duction and ending with a ring.
Then some unaccountabIe and rernose-
ful memory startled the girls CON
science and neryed her 10 a datifuI
visit home. The way had never seem
ed so long nor the place SO shameless as
that Spring Sunday afternoon after
reyeling in the respectability Of a life
uptown.
Grandfather Maloney was suff ring
from the effects Of an understanding
between the two corners. the children
were laid up-or down rather on flabby
The times., 1898-04-17

And would a doctor who owned a
gray horse with a fine long tail marry
a girl who lived in an alley? Well,
maybe he would and then again may
be he wouldn't. You see. she only went
home last week-and besides, the other
prodigal didn't tell everything that
happened,
MAMIE LANCASTER.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-06-20
LOTERIA PROVINCIAL

De"El Liberap'de San Juan:
Como aver ofrecimos, damos
hoy algunos detalles acerca del
acuerdo tornado por la Dlputa
ci6n Pre- vlnc'a', a propuesta del
sefor Diaz Navarro, CON objeto
de inIciar una serie de sorteos
de la loterfa. emItiendose en-
cada uno e ellos diez mil bile
ies.
DIchos sorteos comenzaran el
90 de Julio. repitieudose cada
veinte dlas.
Los billetss sc adjudicaran
en- esta forma:
9416 para los actuales conce-
sionarios Y 585 para el apartado
de tilletes fjos, entendiead
que los accionistas continuaran
disfrutando de la bonificacion
del : pS. Los dennis billetes
sc expenderan en- el apartado al
o e-io de So cincuenta centavos
cada uno.
Loe 10000 bIlletes al precio
de So so cada uno arrojan Ia
suma de $25 600.
De estos hay que descontar
Is cuarta parte, para gastos de
impression etc., descucnto del
3p 1 8 & favor de los acc!onis
tas y 10 que correspende al Els
sado y & la provincia, TODD lc
cual asciende d So $50. quedan
DO liquIdo para ser distribuido
en- los premios la cantidad de
Sf8 $50.
Los premios son los siguien-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-06-20
LO DE MONTENEGRO

La secretarfa de Instruction
r1blfca ha dictado un Decreto,
dIsponiendo que el nom brsmiea-
to de don Alejandro Montene
gro SO entienda como de carsc
ter interino, toda vez que la
escuela superior de Mayagiez
no eta en- vacante.
Estando aun VICENTE el deere
10 de instruction p1biica para
este nombramlento, ha debido
tenerse presente la terna del
Ayuntamiento de Maysg guez.
Algo es algo.
Vslga la rectifcaci6n.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-06-20
ALQUIMIA

Desde tempo inmemoriat
busca ell hernbre con ardCr
la IS piedra filost fsl y.
medic de hscer I'm metal
que es Ell orc corrupt or.
Y aunque Ia ciencia resista.
que hsy piedra, 20 aseguro
f.ente de tanto aiqpimista,
rico, diehoso, egoista
Y ante las lagrimas duro
sQu6 imports ell ageno N all
Qnien bien practica, no medra
8 malyersa su calidad -.
La " piedra filoscfal"
es el corazon de piedra.
Carlos G. A AmkSaga
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-06-20
CARTERA De LA |SLA

Uss oomision del Ayuptamiento de
Guayanilla presidids por ell Alcslds
Sc flor Torres, Ia confere, o'ado con al
seflor Secretario de Gobernacion no.
bre oil estado affective de aqusl pue-
bio, victima de Ia viruela desde hace
un aflos.
Ed 10 Gap tai circular alganos pc.
sos falsos con ell busto de Alfonso
XIII, dos de los cnales existen en- Il
Inspection general de Policfs, QUO 90
gdn sc dioe fueron rtcogidos borde
de IN yapor snrto sn aqnel puerto.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-06-20
.ESTAFETk DE PONCE

Ia administration dc Ia DE-
MOCRACLA supliCa enCareCIda-
mente a aquelIos agentes que no
hayan contestado 81 ultima cir
cuiar. e del corriente) SO sirvan
hacerlo en- la mayor brevedad p0-
sible.
Haeta shors no So tiene aqui mott
Ella del nombre de los diez J seis VIC
fimas en- Ia hecstombe de Montecristi,
en- In vecir Rep1blica, exception be
cha de tres nombreE Agustin Mora
les. Remigio Bsex. hi1o del genera
dcr Valentin Ramirez Baez y hernia
no de don Valentin dc don 4 fac
del mismo spellido, residsntes desd'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-06-20
cion del orden y nuestro blenssta r
an las actuales cireuustancias /"

IAOa cSI ISL y uUeStEO /
an las actuales cireunstancias
Haze algunos dias viene sintiendo
Sc la falta de lluvta en- esta villa y en
los campos de su jurisdiction, por Gu
20 motive muchos sgricultorss ga en
cuentrsn deScontertos pues es hoy,
cuando mas Derjudice la carencis del
sgua los sem brsdoa, y en la poblacion
el polyo Sc hace insufrible"
Ei puehlc Pei Riup6n Ia coutribHi
do con sos % centayos q In snscrip
cion naclonal, de los cuales 90 han
sido donados por el Ayuntaniento.
La Aduana de Aguadills ha donads
$l92 % ccntavcs.
En- Cia.es contrsjeron maErimonio.
ell telegrRfsta don Salastiano Villanil
y la virtuosa sefforita Dolores Medi
IA, hermana de la professors de dicho
pueblo.
ContiDta en Ciales ell abuso de
Expenditures, CUE en- ias afaol as de la
poblaci6n les oompran los campesi
nos las frutas que traan al mere do,
vendiendolas 6espues precios mas
subidos
Esto perjudica al pdblieo en- gene
raj
En- Mayagiiez Sc suicide un soldado
del Battalion Alfonso XIII, disparAu
dose IN tiro de Maiisser.
"El Liberal" iDserta una petici6n
dirigida al sefior Seoretario de Obras
Phblicas y Oomunicaciones, por ca
torce vecinos de las Piedras. pidiendo
que sc cort n1en los snspendidos ira
| bajos de la csrretera entire dicho pue-
bio y Hato graDde.
Tiendan 81 solicitud en- razones
aconomicas de gran peso.
En- ell cafS LA Mayorquina" de la
capital SO halla coloeedo de mozo de
cafe Ell diacono don Antonio Sierra
Comella que no le fue possible encon-
trar recursos yaproteccion entire sus
| sompafferos.
La "Gaceta de aver publica los
nombramientos de fisoales municipal
les para toda la isla. que ha de se1vir
en- 81 hienio de 1898 1899
| Publice remos los nombramieltos
Han sido nombrados vocales de Ia
Jupta locsl.de II strucci6n pdblica do
| Aguada, los sef1o-es don Fece icc
| Torres. don Lufs Vadi Santoni, don
Eulogio Jimeuez y den Ventura To
met.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-06-20

Art. 30 Ell Secretario del
Despacho de Hacienda dictara las
disposiciones necesarias para la
eiecucion del presente Decreto.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-06-20
Recortes

Alabar siempre con moderation. es
gran sefial de talento mediano Vau
resa0rgues.
Una virtud que tiene necesidad de
ser guardada no merece los gastos ds
IN centinela-G Goldemith.
La 1ica guarda del honor es ell
pudor San Bernardo.
EN- AQUELLA CARTA.---
Otra vez COZ Ia frass irrefisxival
/ Otra vez con La Erase que me hierol
Es tn sospecha torre que levantas
Sobre arena moviente.
sQne el hom bre es Veleidoso
Que son aus ilusione, suef1os brsyss
Que no hay que dar oidoa
a promesas de indeles."
Bien est&. tn consejo es opor tuno
Pero de base endable.
Mortsles conocf-l ID los conoces l..
Que NADIA esperan. y constantes mueren
Oyeado como premio su oonstancia.
de unos labios bendecidos siempre,
La frase irrefsxiva
One las entraf1as muerde.
r. MIS-
Entire dos amigas fntihias;
-Te digo que no puede una harse
de los hombres mi noyio sc llama
CASTOR, y, sin embsrgo, Cd 10 mas
avaro -.
Gala. hija mia, que el milo 20
| llama Oasto =.
Leemos en- la cuarta plapa de un
peri6dico norteamericano
. Sc alquila un pueato de pobre en-
I'M sitio muy caritatiyo Gran lea ga
napcias aseguradas. Tambien sA al
quila un perro ciego y un par de mu-
| letaa en- buea uso.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-06-20

ris isdicci6n do MaricaO, ha II gr ~SadO
en- ell partfdo liberal.
Dice " e. Buscapie " que ell aef1or
Fernaueez Juucos tiens casi termiua
do M plan de reforma. arancelaria COB
arreglo s las necesidades del pals, q
su situacion economical Y 4 la natura-
leza de su comcrcio y sus elementos
de production.
Ell serado var ki ha votado M ''bili
concediendo armas J muuicinnes !
los insurrectos cubanos, que &c oonsi-
deraran INTERPRETERS, escuchae sspfas
del ejercito iuvasor.
Los medicos de todo ell mundo Ia
recetan: Loe nifos de todas edades
la toman con placer y &c crian rosa
dos sanos y robustos.
Tocuyo, Venezuela, 80 de Mario de
1894
Senores Scott y Bovine.
Apreciables sefiores: -Haee alg1n
tienpo que uso en- mi praotica la
Emulsion he Scott" que DDS prepa-
ran y me ha parcel 20 siempre uua
bueua preparation
Su sebor agradable, su faeil diges-
ti6n pronta asimilaci6n son condi-
clones que Ia hacen recomendable en-
todos aqnellos casos en- que SO haga
necesario ''reconstituyente rgpido y
geguro,"
Los niflos Y las personals mfs deli
cadas la toman sin repugnsncia. Soy
40 lids
T. A NONTEsINos AGUERo
En- la calle de la Estrella, entire Sa.
lud Virtud, Sc alquila una casa
que tiene las eomodidades siguientes:
dos apcsen tos, saia y comedor. Una
casa en- ell patio, cocinaagua y letrina.
Informar8n esta administrator.
8Podrs saoerse en- poder de quien sc
hallan los fondos recsudados para LA
| DEMOoRACIA en- Ell Doradof
Estamoe dispuestos hsb'ar clare
| si no ape recen.
Por hoy nos concretamos q hacel
ests pregunta.
IN San Sebastian Ia situaci6n es
desastrosa hambre en- los 6ampos,
falta de trabajo en la poblacion, esca
seZ de frutoS memories, paral1zacf0n
en los negocios y al Ayuntamientc
sin recursos-
No pasa dfa ain que sc lleven o ca
DO desjarretamiento de reses. que
son repartidas eatre la turba fameH
| ca.
| Con frecuencia acuden O la Alcal
dia grupos de braceros pidisndo ira
bajo.
En- virtud del poder ganeralisimc
otorgado mi favor por defia Rosen
da Montalvo, y signiendo instruccio
nes de esta en- carta particular, he re
vocado ell poder cobros que aGuells
otorg6 favor de don Benigno San
chez, revocation que lIsya Ia fecha de
tres de Mario 1ltimo.
| II. Sdychfs Mo1talyo.
| AVTSO d los Fabricantes, que Es
teban de Leon, ofrece en- venta lefil
superior trozada como SO. le pida.
Tel6fono ntmero 81.
| Poloe, Junio 7 de 1898 I'm d
/ "La Corr espondencia " aboga po
cue aqui SO &c arrolle la cria de cone
Jos codornioes. Expresa la idea d
que los Ayuntamientos deben patro
cinar tai pensamiento beneficioso pa
ra ei pals. De acuerdo con ei aprs
ciable eolega.
AVISO A LOS JUG K
! esta imprenta Sc haeen libros para d.
lfuncion es y nacimientos, preoi>
m6dicos, y toda clase de impre =os p'
ra alcaldiss J oficinas.
De Arecibo /:
= Vienen quejar dose los habitast
de eeta villa por Ia fata de luz q
ldurante Ia noehe sc deja seutir en /
: GALES mas necesitada4 de ella. Con
er muchos comefcios Sc 0ierrs !
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-06-20
Ei Conde de Monte Or sto

-Vamos casa de los Morrel oh | la repugnan-
cia oil me haee doble impression iue el odio,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-06-20

Ell puehlo Pei Riu,6n u coptribHi
10 con sos % centayos q Ia snscrip
cion nacional, de los cusles 90 hsr
sido donados por el Ayuntaniento.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-06-20

Don Andres A Ir garry. tai vez el
'ortodoxo" mas ilfuyente de Ia ju.
do Marieao, ha irgr sado
en ell partido liberal.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-17

,'dies cry out but in language that on,v
.hs sufferers themselves can hear. When
s. man IS suffering in this way his body
crics ont with an aching head. a sluggish
body muscles that are lax and law. brain
that is dull a stomach that disdains food
sad nerves that will not rest
A wise man will heed these warnings and
will resort 10 The right remedy before II Is
TOO late. DR.. Picrces Golden Medical Dis.
covery makes the appetite keen and hearty
10 iuvigoTates the liver ii promotes the
natural processes Of secretion and excre-
ton. II makes the digestion and assinila
tiou perfect. II purihes the blood and fills
ID with the life giving elements Of the food
10 tears down old and WORKOUT tissues and
replaces them with the firm, muscular lis.
sacs Of health. Il is the great blood maker
and flesh builder. II the best nerve tonic.
IL cures oS per cent Of all cases of consump-
ton. weak lungs, bronchitis, lingering
coughs and kindred ailments. Found at
al medicine stores. Accept no substitute
that may be represented as just as good"
The Just as good " kind doesn't effect
cures Ike the following
Twenty five wears ago eight different doctors
tod me that would live but short time that
lad consumption and must die" writes Geo.
X. Coops Esq, Of Myers Valley, Pottawatomie
Co. Kans. finally commenced taking DR..
Yiercc's Golden Medical Discovery and am still
in The land and among the living"
Don't suffer from constipation. Keep
the body clean inside as well as outside.
Dr Pierce Pleasant Pellets cure con
stipa,i0n and biliousness. They never
gupe All good dealers have them.