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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-12-20
Ell C0LMaD0 CENTRAL.

Este establscmlento ee mudarA q princi- .
po del afo entraDte la quo le queda al
frente que ofrece mas comodidades es mayor
local. Con tai motive venden los aparadc-
res mostrador de dicho establecimiento, los
caales, seD propios para cualqner tienda de
where's, llenzos, zapatos etc.
Como Sc acercan las festas de Navidsd y
Ano Nuevo. y con motive tambien de llenar
esp'enCldamente los nuevos escaparates del
''Colmado Centrap estAn recibiendo cons
tantemsnte de los me jores meroedos del mundo
un admirable sustido de oomestibles, vinos y
licorea, famosas tonfturas de todas clsses.
Una vista al "Co!mado Central' de F.
Junoos Ca Ms. 1s-lo
20. FL dia l6 del corrente las de la
mshsna oontrsjo mstr imonio catolico en- Lsres
don Pablo Eckhart ssrgento &C misario del
Eje.cito de los Estsdos Unidos con Ia distin.
guida senorits dof1a Maria Candelaria Ornes y
Correa apadrinando ell scto don Aracelio Pa
rrf y la sefora dofla Gumersinda Esclusa. Este
es ell primer matrimonio que Sc efectuo en- la
res por 10 Ecesiastico, desde que esta destaca
da ALI la fuerzs americans hay otros mas
q1e Sc lleVaran f.cto con bias de auue.
pueblo
90 En- Berlinae ha publcsd do una nots
ofoioss que dice asf:
eEn esta capital no ha sabido nadia re
ferente al proyecto de una scoion colectiva de
Rusia, Franoia Espahs en- Ia Question del
TTapsvaal.
<Podemos airmar del modo mas formal,
que ninguna potencia ha puesto en- oonocimieu
to del gobieyno sleman proyecto a'gano de es
te g6oero, que, por oonsiguiente. Alemania
no ha te nido ooasi6n de rechaxsr ninguna pro
posioion forrnulada en- tai sentido
%. FL A5untsmiento de Gurabo, consul.
ia, 81 las novillas de mas de IN aflo de ed ad 81
tan exentas del psgo de impuestos.
%. Don Pedro J. Negroni, Don Antonio
Rodriguez DIVA y otras mas, SO han deolsra'
do en- alzads contra uu acuerdo del A7unta
miento de Yauco, por Ell que SO declsr6 oessnte
al ouerpo de Policfs municipal piden se les
repopgen sus puestos
%. Dice un disr:o vecino que a pesar de
Ia orden general en- que prohibits ell corte de
Iaaderas, en- los montes del Estsdo, eigueu al
gunos individuos fsltando dichs disposition
%. Ha llegado Ponce Ia aistinguida
familia del Lodo don Isidoro Soto Nuss, Ma
gis:rado de aqusila Corte de Jasticia.
%. Mafana jueves 1 les tres de Ia tarde
en- el patio de Ia antigua oArcel, c.lle de Is
Luns, tendrA lugsr Ia subssta de una muls ha
llads en- Ia via pdblics, ocyo dueho no Ia ha
reclsmado
o. Han prsstado 6delidad los E.ts
dos Unidos diferentes puntos de Is Isls, 9
e,ranoles, ID. franceses, l danes, 3 cabanos
4 puertorrquefos-
%. La Preeideneis del Tribunal del Dis.
trito de San Juan pide en- calidad devclutiva,
cualquier documento Official en- que conste 10
fu6 de Hacienda
%. Ls A'oaldf. de An.soo ha remitido
& la seoretarfa Civil el expediente de Gu tas
fallidas del a11o 81 { %.
90 Dfoese que unos buzos smerioanos
han enoontrsdo entire las ruinas del crucero
i,Oluendo,, hundido frente Santiago, una
| oijs que oontenia : 10000.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-12-20

.o+ FL Reosudador de contribuciones d
Aguas-buenas ha parali.ado los procedimien-
tos de apremio que contra varios vecinos de
squel pueblo, venfa practioando.
40 Ha llegado a ests oiudad don Fran
Disco j. Martinez procedente de Msysgiie.
Este antique amigo viene ocupsr un pueato
en- esta empresa.
90. Es imposible que Is noohe buera pa
se desapercibide psra Ia mayor parte de nuestro
Veondsrio. Sc hacen grandes preparativos por
todos lsdos. Llamsra mucho Ia atenci6n Ia
gran cena del Colonial Clubs Restaurant que
todos atlende todos dejs complacidos.
-. Mr F. h. Goile, en- nombre de ios Sres
De Fori y G" pido la imposition de oontri-
buclones psrs un n1mero de cuerdas de terre.
no que tlenen srrendadas en- el Distrito muni.
opal de Salinas.
Afqncinn Habiendo desspareoido de Ia Es
n'o"o'U" taoi6n de Cu.rentenas de Miraaores.
uns yoa. propedad del GobierDo, Sc suplios
al que Ia tepga poder la devuelva al
Patron de la falua de Ssniisd.
N-S-s-l
90 Dice un diario local que en- breve lie
CARA esta ciudad un nuevo vspor de 10 Com
paffa sNew York and Puerto Rico Steamship
Compangs con el nombre de sPuerto Rico,
el cual vene destinado psra ell servicio de- /.
costa.
20. De paso para la Habsna han lleeado
i este puerto los consules de Venezuela en- Ia
Hsbana don h. Piharcgo La,a don Luis
Malansena.
90 Dicen los a!timos despachos cable
grafcos que la bolsa de LoIdres ha sufrido
granies psrturbsciones en- sus cotixa clones.
% El Doctor don F. M. Susoni Abreu,
tiene la cortesia de ofrecernos sus sery1cios
profesiouaes recidencis de Arecibo.
90. HI mercado de New Yo,k es ell si-
guiente: Harina de trigo $40 s.95 Hari-
ma dc maiz 2.2oA $50 Tocno 9 25 $50
Azaaar mosoabado l3 & l3 l6 Cambos sobre
Londres & If vista & 4s, {.
.ox Ha muerto Santurce la se6or. e.-
posa de Mr. Fkedore A. Peterson, Mrs Depu.
ry Marshsll
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NOticias.
ISidro 4. Sanchez.

Fortalexa 4e San Juan Pto. Rico.
Representante de fAbrioas del pais caaas
extrangeras, admite 6rdenes con especialidsd
para toda olase de artfoulos de msnufacturs
americana tlene existencia constante Y ofrece
ap!ecios m6dioos cigarril,os de la brioa ID
<Internaoional. de Ponce.
Azuoar moecabado de Ponce en- saocs
Centrifugada de 2 I" s.
Haripas de trigc.
Cervexa de las afamadas maroas, sArka-
dia. y sOld Setter. bsrriles de ey 10 do
oenas.
Ron superior en- bocoyes marcas acredita.
Vinos en- oajas de varias maroas
Y un espl6n.ido surtido tejidos pinta'
dos de fantasia.
90 Tan prouto como ell afamado espeoia-
lista TENIcIDA RLD1R1s termine Is extraction
de las Ienias 8 SoAtdrias, que va estan gu
tu'no. Sc embsrcarA para la Habana Nueva
York
%. Nuestro oolega <El Imparoial, de
Maysguez ha alberto en- redaooion una oolec
ts popular con motive de la apalscion inter-
puesta por los procesados de Gusysma.
90. E! Ayantamiento de Barros reolama
al de Ponce 5 400 S3 que anticip6 para la
construction de una caroel del Distrito.
xn. En- Ysuco se han creado dos plaxas
ma de Pollcfa municipal, retribuidos
cargo al sueido del sica'de.
90 Sc hsl!a emfermc en- Ponce ell prcfe
sor don Juan Cuevas Aboy.
o.. Ell aoalde de Rincon por imposibii
dad ha delegsdo ell cargo en- don Hemeterio
Diaz.
%. FL descontsnto de los indfgenas de
iss oolonias britAnicas, mas -igoifosdo csda
dia, hace recordar algunos pes6dicos ing'e'
ses, lss quejas que siempre han producido al
YER menospreciados sus derechos.
NADIA tendria, pues, de extrano que los
agrsvios de aver pudieran hoy IN factor
mportaute en- el desarrolo de la actual camps
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lor de cinco treinta dollars, las infracciopes
de la Ofden General, No ISL, seric corriente,
de este Cuartol General, quedan, icon sujeci6n
10 dispuesto en- la Orden General, n6me!o es,
serie corriente de este Cuartel Genera) dentro
de la EXCLUSIVE juri ,dicoi6n de los tribunales
municipales que estos oasos procederAn de la
manera prescrita en- esta Orden, imponiendo las
penas estableoidas en- ell C6digo Penal y Orde-
nes vigentes, para tales delitcs.
XIII. todos los agentes de Poliofa Sc
les proveera de una copia de esta Orden, reco.
mendando!es la mas extriota observanoia de
sus presoripciones.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-12-20

les, faltando las reglas de Ia decen'
cis de la seguridad.
23 Los que fpfringieren las disposioio'
nes de Policfa sobre prostitution.
"a Los que arrojaren snimales muertos,
oascaras, bssuras, aguas suoias es'
oombros en- las GALES, plszas, zsgua'
nes azoteas, los ensuoiaren de
otro modo.
IS Los duefios de animales ferooes y
dsninos que los dejaren en- disposi'
cion de causar dafio las personas,
fuera del patio cercado del due
no.
2s Los que en- carruajes publicos desti'
nados al uso de pasaj ajeros, conduje
rem cadAveree, sustanoias fetidas, 8
enfermos contsgiosos, y no los de-
sinfectsren Embellishments despues
27 Los que conduj jeren materias NAL
olientes por las GALES Sin cubrlrlas,
para no molestar los traneeuntes.
% Los que rihere en- las Gales sitios
publicos exponiendo indecentemerte
sus personals causando escandalos'
de otro modo.
20 Los que causaren q otro lesionea que
no lie impidan dedicarse sus ocups'
clones hsbituales nj necesiten asis
tenoia, les golpearen sin causarle
lesion.
80 Los que amenazaren otrcs con
armas 8 las saoaren Gu rifla, 81 ell he'
cho no constituyere delito.
81 Los que. hurtaren efectos ouyo valor
no excediere de dollars.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-12-20
Doctor Narciso DobaI
Meaico Cirujsno.
ssnturoe (Frente 81 Instituto).
Telefono l,O37.

PIMA
%. Fueron detenidos por Ia policfa mu.
nicip.l: Eladio Garcia por hurto; Santiago Oil.
vsro por ocuparle dos monedas fAlsas, Pedro
Leon, por LAMAR hasurss 3 Ia Gale.
%. Ha sido denuncisda Maria Dias, de
Ia cale de Ia Luna, por tirar sgus sucis Ia
cslle; Salvador Ncolsu, por tener un dep6sito
d. coles en- NAL estado en- Ia calle del Cristo.
%. Han sido remitidas al Juez municipal
de JuIcos treinta deolsraoiones de nsoionsli-
dad e'pafols y etras t.n:ss de fdeidad los
Estados Unidos.
%. Dofs Ana Abreu Vda de Lamels hs
presentado al GoberDador General quejs contra
el Ayuntsmiento de Isabella, para que se orde.
ne e.te el psgo de 245 que 80 10 sdsuds por
services medicos prestados { squel pueblo por
esposo don A fredo Lsmela.
iOjo! iOjo! Sc veade IN piano do cola
en- buen sstado y muy barato, para mas infor.
mes dirigirss Victor r Lopss oslle Tetukn
numero altos. n-G-4-2
%. Sc ha msnifestado nj Alcalds do Ca.
guas, que tanto los fsbricantes de ron y lico.
res, como los concentrates, estlu en- IL obl.
gscion de pagar las paten.es para 10 vsnts dc
los mismos.
%. Sc remiten al Juez Municipal do Ma
guabo veiute impresos de 6delidad { los Ests,
dos Unidos.
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J. Rafael GeigoI Sabdt,
Ara uitecto.

Ardultecto.
Ofrece sus servicios profesonales, encar.
gaudose de la direction, pianos de proyecto
pre.upuesto, para obras particulares de nueva
pianta; asl como tambien de obras de refor-
ma, derribos, tasaoi6n medicion de fncas,
deconocimientos, oert6csciones, etc.
San Justo n Q %.
N-a-15-13
90 Programs de las piesas que ejecu-
tara la banda pusrtorriqueila en- la retreta de
esta noche.
10 Two steps-Tuxsdo-Cohsa-
Fantasia de la opera Tsnhsuser-Wagner-
80 Coro Aria de la Castadiva opera Norma
-Bellini-4o Himno Cubano Resurrection
-Mazo1rs-oo Coro de Vendimiadores de la
zarzuels elias Campanadas,-Chsp Dan.
"a (Aguadillana) eTu Yo, -Figusros.
%. Dicen los atimos tee gramas que IN
pcderoso ejercito boer ha aislado parte de las
fuerzas del general Balier. El periodioo in.
giles sDaily Chonicle. censura Ia tActica de es.
te general pide su Immediate relevo.
20. FL tabado pasado los republioanos
celebrarou nn <meeting. en- Ia Ceiba. Hab.a.
ron Jos oradores del psrtido Matienxo, Qaevs.
do, We've y Barboas. AL regresar Fajardo
ell pueblo les hizo una msnfestaciop.
90 Ha saldo para el Sur, el inspector
&c oorreos de a4uel distrito Mr. Alfred Smith.
20. En- visje para Cuba, han llegsdo
Ponce a bordo de un vspor, a]gunos cientos de
emigrsdos espafoles.
%. Ha tornado posec6n de 10 parroquia
de Santa lisa bel ell Pres bf ero don Domingo Mi.
ro, de la de Junoos ell Presbitero don Agus.
tin Rexach.
%. LIE ha sido entregada don Juan
Mrabal una vsca que Sc le habfs extrAviado,
hacendole responsab!e de la mults que Ia Al.
caldfs ha impuesto.
o. Al comercsnte &c esta plaza don
Jusn Nistal, le fueron hurtadas por EIadio
Garcia dos latas de manteos
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1899-01-05
e Grain and Chaff. ~

The year 1899 lies before us like
an unwritten volume. We know not
what will be recorded on it's pages.
Life is a blending'e f Joy and sorrow,
the bitter and the sweet, and the new
year will surely bring some Of each to
one and all. AS far as we are able,
however, let the record be one of du-
ty we'll done, passions curbed, and a
valiant battle waged for the right.
In the performance of our daily
tasks Of whatever nature they may
be, high or low, let us act conscien-
tiously, and do our very best. Let
us practice control of self. Strive as
we may We will all fail in many
things, and the record at the end OF
the year will not De entirely what we
would wishit to be. Many mistakes
and even failures will be recorded.
But let US all make an effort to keep
our good resolutions and try to
make the year 1899 the happiest
one in our dives.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1899-01-05

~, but although that part of Russia
is well adapted to wheats growing.
we doubt il the production Of this
staple will bs so increased in conse-
quence that it will interfere with the
success Of our American farmers.
The truth is the population Of the
bread-eating world grows more rap
idly than the increased production
OF wheat, the influence of the open
ing up Of Siberia Notwithstanding.
1t will not he long before all the
wheat grown in this country will be
needed here, which will make us indie
pendent of foreign markets for the
sale Of any OF our breadstuffs, except
corn, with which we can supply the
world, including the poor PEASANTS
shivering along the Siberian rail-
way. It is likely that the next gen
GRAFTON will see great changes in the
Chinese empire, wherein the uncount-
ed horles OF that country, now
largely subsisting on rice, will to
some extent form the bread-eating
habit, thus increasing the demand
for wheat, which, us We have said,
would, without this change, soon
overrun production. So we are
hopeful that such a balance will be
preserved between the demand and
production OF this great cereal that,
while the whole world will have plen-
ty, the farmer who grows it will not
he the one to starve.-Farm Jour
nal. .2-..r..a.s.- ..sr-.. "a.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1899-01-05

Or possible interest to our wheat
farmers is the statement sent us by
a friend in reference to the develop.
ment OF Siberia likely to ensue upon
the completion OF the new railroad
through that country. The Russian.
government has decided to encour-
age the immigration OF peasants
from European Russia to points in
Siberia along the Siberian road by
making extremely low fares anc
freight rates. The Russian peasant
is very poor and cannot pay much
to remove his family and household
goods into q new country. For this
reason the government has an
bounced the lowest rates ever made
On railroad in the world. The far,
is to he: For 1900 miles, $3.50; for
1000, $2.1O, and for 1000, $3.50.
The peasants household goods an,
farming implements will be carrie,
1900 miles for % cents a hundred
pounds; 1000 for 43 cents, and 1000
for 50 cents. At this rate OF far,
the country will be settled up rapid
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1899-01-05

THERE are some new faces at the
court house this week. A. B. Nelson
looks we'll in tho county auditors Of
fee, LIN. Olson, county treasurer,
has hold of the purse strings of the
county and will see that no county
funds slip away, and T. Morck is
duly installed in the clerk of courts
office ready at a moments notice to
issue marriage licenses, and attend to
all other duties of his office.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1899-01-05

P. j. HoLaN, whose term as county
auditor has now expired, has been a
good and efficient public officer. He
has been careful, prompt and accom-
modating to the highest degree. In
his retirement to private life he car
ries with him the best wishes of
everybody regardless of party or
politics.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1899-01-05

Mr.. P. B. MALBERG has made a
very competent and efficient clerk
of court. He has been prompt, care
full, reliable and courteous in dis
charging the manifold duties of said
office. in his .ratirement to private
life the best wishes Of everybody go
with him. ~ 4 NJ M If z
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1899-01-05

A FEW years ago it was stated that
Ex-Gov- Merriam had lost his
wealth, but here the other day he
bought an expensive house in Wash
ington where his family will live
during the winter and entertain in
grand style. Evidently he has a
few pennies left.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1899-01-05
How Many Apples Did Adam and
. 81. Eve Eat? ,-. IL. -, II,

The following s'problem" appear
ed in correspondence to the St.
Peter Free Press: -
We have a problem in our pos
session, clipped from Benjamin
Franklin's paper, "The Pennsylva-
MIA Gazette" published at Philadel-
phia in 1928 and which is still pub
ished at the same place by the Cur
tbs Publishing Co. under the name
Of 1.-The Saturday Evening Post"
If you, Mr.. Editor, think it will in
terest the numerous readers of your
valuable paper you can publish it.
Here it is: s. -. .#..a
THE WORLDS GREAT APPLE PRoBLEA.
Probably our. great ancestor,
Adam, little thought OF the trouble
he would cause posterity by eating
an apple. But now the question as
to how many apples he really did eat
is a new difficulty.
How many apples did Adam and
Eve eat? Was it one, or was it
millions? When thesubject was first
mooted, the editor very naturally
replied, "Why. one, OF course"
NO. said the assistant 4.
editor, 'Eve ate one. and ...n -.
Adam ate one, too, that's g"
Then the sub-editor
passed along slip of
paper, on which was ....
written, GIVE 81 and Ad-
am 81, making................ 1862"
But the poet, who is a 49,.
man of imagination,
capped this with, eve 81
and Adam 812.. ............. s93."
Then the publisher tried a ~
his hand, and his contri-
button was, ''Eve S142 see
how it tasted, and Adam
6l2, equals.......:............. 1884,
But his assistant beat
the publisher, asserting
that, "Eve 8142 see how
it tasted, and Adam S142
keep her company..........:. 16, 2s4.''
The poet, who dislikes
being surpassed as much
as he hates BARRIERS, came
up to the scratch again
with, GIVE SLAP see how ~s>..-. ..t
it tasted, and Adam
8i,242 keep her company, S9, 1854"
= Then the hnmorist, who
had been listening quietly,
handed in his contribu-
ton, ''Eve 8,142 see how
it tasted, and Adam g.
l24,21O-der a husband 81
was he to see her eat
alone, Equals. ............8, 132,352."
There the matter rests for the
present, and we are very thankful it
does rest.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1899-01-05

M. BEsANCON served out his time
as county commissioner with the
past year. He has been a valua BILE
member on the board and .retires
with the respect and confidence OF
his constituents,
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1899-01-05
Commissioners Meeting.

Commissioners Meeting.
Proceedings OF the board Of County
Commissioners at = special meeting
held in Warren, Dec. 2ytll, 1898.
Meeting called to order by chairman.
Present: w. +. WoM, Martin Besan-
con and Adolf S. Rokke. Absent: j.
NJ. Schie.
Bond Of 4. M. Olson for Treasurer,
justifying in the sum of $50, 600, APP
proved.
Bond Of "A. B. Nelson for Auditor ),
justifying i'll the amount OF $1,000, APP
proved.
Bond of A. B. Isaacson for Register
of Deeds, justifying in the amount Of
SIS, approved. \ So :
Bond OF +. a. Green for Sheriff, JUS
tifying in the amount Of $4,000, APP
proved.
Bond of Thorvaid Morck for Clerk of
Court, justifying in the amount of
$1,000, approved.
Bond Of +. H. Holm for Judge Of
Probate, justifying in the amount OF
$1,000. approved.
Application made.by Aug. Low for
abatement of taxes was recommended
to the State Auditor.
The following bills were audited and
allowed:
Pioneer Press Co. blanks 49, e215
g LOS
Free Press Printing Co., books for Co.
Supt ISIS
E. Dady, constable fec in case vs..
Chas Blackberg, ssst-s@ >s- LIS
Stevens Bros, publishing commission
ers proceedings $3.50
NJ. l.. Larson, work and repairs for -
court house $50
P. B. Malberg, cash paid for express
and cleaning Office $50
P. 3. Malberg, clerk OF court fees $50
The Robertson Lumber Co., lumber IS
G. Klingborg. repair and work In reg .
lister of deeds Office EsESf7 81 $50
C.. S. Hull. justice fees in case vs..
Chas Blackberg y 81 ~ $50
II. NJ Swanson, window shades for -.
register of deeds office 1906
Asper b. Isaacson, register of deeds H. - t
fees and cash paid for; cleaning .,.,t@,
Office u&st s&. y *G ,,sr. $50
Andrew Anderson, cleaning Offices 2,G
Herman Engelsrud, services in put u
ting out prairie fire -. 100
Andrew Erickson. services in putting 49,.
out prairie fire l.5O
| Andrew Howde, services in putting - "a g..
out prairie fire 800
| Bernt H. Wigen. services IN putting ~-
out prairie fire Ia. I s@ 800
Christ Solum, services in putting out
prairie fire 80 ggt ss NJ 49, 400
Amund Johnson, services in putting
out prairie fire $50
Martin Besancon, services in putting
out prairie fire sS4s 4 .s473.ss Et@ SO
W. f. Wood. services in putting out d
1 prairie fire Vi 3E5 Il S "a 800
Adolf $ ,,1 Ee TX ssrs,ss' p putting !,
! Petition for county road through
towns of Wright and West Valley was
laid over till next meeting.
Mullarky e Hanson, merchandise
for pauper, Mrs. Stang, was laid over
till next meeting.
Joseph Trembley, witness fees in
case VS.. James Rogers. rejected.
The Herald, two doz. document file
boxes, laid over tillSnext meeting.
Communication from public exam
liner concerning fees for sheriff was
laid over till next meeting.
Attest: w. E.. MOOD,
p. J. HOLAN, Chairman.
Clerk. :S SIS.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1899-01-05

HoBsoa is in favor of contraction
first and expansion afterwards.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1899-01-05

Ny heart 10 flied with sincere gratitude for
the complete restorattono of my hearing, which
had suddenly failed during q very heavy cold,
and for over ayear Iwas almost totally deaf
would raise from n throat little hard lumps
that looked like chalk Il had fullness,
stopped-up feeling and frequent bloody dis
charges from the nostsils. Phlegm dropped
into my throat d greatden and the slightest
cold would cause intense headaches. I could
not hear public speaking. and In conversation
my friends were Obliged to talk very loud.
Itwasin August, 1897 Il used Aerial Medication.
II restored my hearing completely, stopped
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ofcatarrh and throat affection, from which I
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month Ioouid hear % we'll % ever i: could,
and atthe end fthree mont tbs Ihad recovered
completely from tho disease that had af1icted
me- In it's worst form. Ny health and hearing
have been perfect ever since, and earnestly
desire that others may benefit by my expert
ence with this wonderful treatment. Mis- MIN
ons z. Btauyels, ss2 Hhode Island stseet5
q i FREE.
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