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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-11-12
Ec0S de NagQaDO.

Ha renunciado ell cargo de alcalde don
Juan Bus6 Quintana. Parece que hay mare-
jada polftica.
Han sido muy sentidas las traslaciones
del Teniente de Policia Insular ST. Panisgua y
la del Celador Santaella, que supieron captarse
las simpatfas del veoindario.
Sc dice que sc presentara con carAoter de
partido mflitante ell Federal local desligaio de
los otros que &c disputan ell poder. va tiene
ell esorito frmado por ell 10 por 100 de oontri-
buyentes, en- ell que piden lie reconozcan como
tai, A dicho partido 10 dirigen los Sres Bnso
perscnalidades.
No ha silo bien acogido ell nombramiento
de varias personals para los trabsjos dol censo,
orej6ndose que pado ger mas acestada la cleo
Dion.
Ha falleojdo la virtuosa sehorita Teresa
Flores = C5rdova, que fu6 muy eetimada.
H CJrresponsaL.
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Use cQrard Ia tiSiS?

Di>minuci0n dc Ii tisis.-Sc cspera
SI romplpta pNtincl0n.-COnsr jos pre-
srrVNtIVu>.
En- los ultimos cincuenta ahos lag muertes
caussdas por las tuberculosis en- Iuglsterra har
disminuldo IN SO por 100, 10 que hace esp erar
con algun Fundamental Sc pueds llegar 8 gu
complete extinction.
La enfermedad, segdn 10 manifestado en-
e! Congreso de Berlin, solo atacara 4 una per
soma saludable despu6s de Ia absorcion de IN
gran numeIo de bacillus tuberculoso, este es,
& causa de fltlmo y prolongado o%ontseto con
algun enfermo.
Los'que gocep, pues, de buena salud y
observer buen regimen higi6nico, no deben te.
mer la invasion de esos enemjgos.
En- los Estados Unidos aun es menor ell MI
nero de los t%fsicos, y hay regiones enteras en-
ell interior del pats donde esa enfermedad es
desconocida.
Segun ell doctor G.. F. Keen, TODD nuevo
case de tuberculosis debe haber sido derivado
de otro, por Transmission directa 6 indirecta.
La leohe es una de las principles causas
del contsgio, asf como los esputos de los enfer'
mos
FL aire puro y frio mats los g6rmenes, y
ell descanso y una buena alimentsci6n azoada.
nos predisponen para luchar ventsjosamente
contra ell microbio.
dos como agentes terapeutioos, son objeto de
preterente atenoion por parte de los especialis
tas.
La oiencia que de tsntas calamidades nos
ha librado, nos librara de esta tsmbien.
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Actua|Idad pathological
La peSte bub6nica y su tratamiantQ,

Las causas-Prevenci6n y curaci6n -Sfntomss:
Produce la e%nfermedad un microbio 6voi-
dec que sc encuentra constantemente en- los
gapglios infartados (buboues) FL oontagio
puede verihcarse por la piel, segun Sc deduce
de experimentos en- los monos (Zabo!otny); por
las membranes mucosas (Batzaroff), y de estas
con mas facilidad por la nasal que por Ia con-
~iuntiva y por Ia conjuptiva que por la buca!.
La jpgssti6n de sustancias cargadas de ger
Inenes produce .ambien la enfermedad; asf,
pues, cast puede asogurarse que todas las psr-
tes de nueatro cuerpo estan abiertas 4 la infec
cion.
Sin embargo, entre es:os medios de infeS-
Dion parece ser que hay uno que prevslece, y
o%onfrmaudo suposiciones de Simond, Jersin Ee
molina & Greer que las pulgas son uno de los
PARTICIPATES vehfcu!os del contagio. Asi pare
CO indicarlo oil moao como s, propagaba la cpl
demia on Nhatrang, Apena, Sc presentsb, IN
case, Jersin hacfa eva9uar la csss y aislaba a
los inquilinos en- I'm lazareto distante. Ningnn
case sc produjo en- estos individuoe; pero la in
fscoi6n CANADA lei tamente laH casas inmedIatas,
oosa que no so pro lucia cuento IL p1imera ha
bia sldo destruid, por el f0eg,. Esto inolin6
ell amino de Jersin e pensar que las pu]gas de Ia
casa CIV aouada emigrabaa & Las adya eat g, lie
vando consjgo germenes do infstci6n gre inc
culaban con sus pioaduras
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En- Borbolya de Hungrfa, Sc ha en-
contrado ell esqueleto de IN fossil de la 6pooa
terciaris, califoado por un natarslista del pals
como ell mas grade de los desoubiertos hasta ell
dia.
FL animal era una ballena de mas de IS
metros de largo, y ae considera ell mas antique
de los conocidos.
- A las 3 de la mansna de aver his
muerto en- ell vspor correo eMonserrat, que en-.
tro aver tarde en- nuestro puerto 2rocedente de
la Peninsula, la respectable sonora doha Cristins
Porras. viuia de Jimenez, msdre p~olftioa de
nuestro estimado amigo don Manuel Vicente.
Damos nusstro mas sentido pesame a todos sus
deudos.
- Les individuos Adolfo Jimenez, Juan
Valencis, Miguel y Daniel Ceto, Carlos Bonills
Carlos Maldonsdo, Rafael Paohaco, Francisco
Vasailo y Jose Diaz, por so pechoaos, han sido
o~etenlios anoche, en- ell atrio de Catedral y
Plaza Colon.
- Para cumplir condena impuesta por ell
Juzgado de San Francisco, ha sido preso Ga.
bino Rodriguez.
-. Una senora, dons Antonio Lill~, his
muerto en- Madrid a los ciento once amos de
edad' Iuvo nueve hijos. ventiooho nietos y Sc
senta biznietos.
- PARIS BAZAR El lunes rroxi-
mo Sc pondra a Ia venta Ell surtido de sombre-
ros que scaba de llegar de PARIS con los mo-
delos mas nueyos.
Para evitsr los inconvenientes, perdidss
y disgustcs que ha tonido todos los amos esta
casa, con Ia costnmbre de llevarse muchos som
breros para yer, ha dispuesto que en- adelante
no sa'dra ningun som5rero de Is tiends que no
sea Vendido definitivsmente. Siendo la medi'
ds general nadie tendra motives para disgustar'
SO las senoras tendrsn en- cuenta las razones
que han motlvado esta determination.
~ Sc encuentrs va en- Mayegiez ell en-
presario de Teatros senior Leicibabazs, hacien'
do preparativos para empezar allf Ia tempo
81.
hemos dicho q %nnestros ~leotores.
- Ell individuo Juan de- jesus Sanchez,
ha sido arrsstado para ,cumplir coniena impues-
ia por ell Juez de Catedral.
~ Sc encuentra3d de paso en- San German,
ell doctor don Alfredo Duran.
-. Los americanos JLon Olsen 2 IL. Nj.
Dhowat, en- rina que tuvieron aver tarde en- la
plasuela de Colon, resultaron heridos. La pos
. iiofa procedio s detcnerlos dsndO cuenta & la
. Corte Federal.
-. En- ell puerto de Mayagiez sgnards
1ete la go'eta DO ~cabotsjo sGuadalupe.,
~ Nos dice IN amigo que lego hoy dc
| Caguas, que ell Domingo 5 del actual tavo efeo-
. to en- aquella ciudad la Inauguration de los
ba1los minersles de aquel pueblo, cuya direc-
9 cl6n esta s cargo del j6ven don Luis DAvils,
quien ~obsequi6 espl6ndidamante i infinidsd
j.. de amigaa que asistieron al aoto, on ell hermo.
r so rsnchon que para decsnso dc los bahistas
. existe en- aquel site, donde hay tambien otraa
diycrsiones lfcitas para los concurrentes.
Els IN nuevo sdelanto por 10 que ~feiicita'
c mos & los osgiielos.
- Pareoe cue han silo satisfacto-ios los
J. ensayos hechos en- Nueva York para la e1tir
paciGn del cancer por medic del aire lfquido,
g sometiendo Ia ulcera a una temperature de 81
grades Frahrenheit, bajo zero.
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INVENTORIES fECUNOOS,

Siempre Sc ha creido que algunos de los in
ventos mas notables de la antigTadad Sc hsbian
llevado & cabo por los chinos; pero no SO ssbfa
que los habitantes del Celeste Imperio hubiesen
tornado parte en- los ~iuventos de %nuestros dias,
y eegun Homer r. Hubert, los individuos do
Cores, que fueron los primeros en- servirse de
los caract6res movibles para la imprenta, son
ambien los primeros en- la construction de los
puentes suspendidos y los CONSTRUCTORS del
primer acorazado, de Is primera bomba y de-
primer canon,
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VHRIE D 4 0 E S.
Antonio Suiiveres Rivera;

PROCURADOR TITULADO
~ con mas de Is amos de praGtiea judicial. z@
ia estableoido en la villa de Arecibo una
Ofoina General de Negocios, y especialmente
para asuntoa judiciales, administrativos Y no.
tarialea.
ABOGADOS De IL OFICINA.
s-EN ARECIRo-
Lcdoa. Don Enrique Gonzalez Darder,
Simon Large Aguild.
len SAN JUAN
{ Herminio Diaz Navarro,
Rafael Lopez Landron.
< Antonio Sarmiento.
Herbert L Smith.
En- esta ofcina se eVacuau consuItss, con.
cierta1 enprestitos, arreglan teatamentarfas y
abinteatatoa, agenciase la oompra-venta de to-
das clases de hncas, realfzsnse cobros y sc di-
rlgen negoclos 7 ssnntos en- todos los ramos.
V, @. 30-l4
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TRlBUNALES De ARECIB0.

Sc han celebrado los siguientes %juioios:
Por robo, contra Simon r Cuevas, We
cino de Lares, Ell que fa6 condensdo q 2 amos,
cuatro meses y 81 dias de prisi6n correctional.
Por idem, contra Juan J. Serrano, de La
res, condenado & dos ahos, 4 meaes y 81 dias
de preside correctional.
Por falsedad, contra Manue! Gomez Rive
"a, de Utuado, ell que fu6 absue.to.
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Ca1s sno que transcnrre, dice ell Daily
Mail, ell imperio britAnioo sc extiende y aumen-
ia, y ell idioma ingles Sc oonvierte en- e! lengua-
ie universal del comercio.
Habla hoy ingles la 81. 7 parte de los ha-
bitantes del globo; el russo, la 1877; ell aleman,
la IS 7; ell frances, Ia 1877; ell espanol, la 1917;
ell italiano, la S.3, y ell portuguese, Ia 2.
Ninguns naci6n posee tan enormes terrific.
rios como la Gran Bretaha.
AL lado de las vastas areas de terreno do.
minadas porla corona britannica, la madre pa.
tria aparece ONO IN trozo infnitesimal.
Las islas ing|esas miden ll7.759 yrmillas
ouadradas; la india y Ceilan 1855, 525; Aus
trslia 5000. 7O4;el Snr, Centre y. Oriente de
Africa 1856. 7O4; Nueva Zelsndia lOl.o27, = O.
tros puntos con Borneo 1918 600
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E ImPeIIo Ingg!6l.

E,ctensidn y aume1Ito 0l inzperio 1ritisico-
H idionaa imylcs es 81 que tienc mas proba1N-
dates entire todos, de ser Ell i1ioma universal del
concrete Los que hoblau iny1ts -Preporci6n
en- que estd e1 tng16s con los otroS idiomos-
Enormes territ0ri0s GngZeSes
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- De 6Tden del Alcslde ha detenido Ia

~ Dc oIden del Alcslde ha detenido Ia
politfa, anoohe, & Dolores Rivera, Carmen Ri
vera = Maria Cans'aa.
"a Segan h.bi.sn ! anunoiado, lego
aver tarde a esta Capital Ell reputable oculista
doctor don Msrigno R.En'raz, vecino de Maya.
giiaz. permaneoerh a'guros dfas aquf, , la
ooasi5n ea p'opicia para los que deseen utilisar
aus oonooimient os. Por shora Sc hospeda en-
81 Hotel May Flowen.
~ III professor se1or Wn, n Berkeley,
sc ha aceroado hoy & esta Rsdscoion, q irfor.
marnos de que en- Puerta de TERRA, cerca de la
casa que Sc ed flea allf para escuelas, hsbia un
hombre tendido- en- ell suelo, enfermo 6 herido.
Dimes cuenta s la sala de socorros de ests Ca
pital, y esta dijo la daria a la del citado barrie.
~ Aver noche q las 7, fonde6 en- nues
tro puerto 81 vspor espanol <Monserrat, pro
cedente de Esp ana, y en- visje para la Isla de
Cuba. Por h Aber traido novedsd a bordo, de
la que damos cuenta en- otro sitio, Sc lie tuvo
inoomunioado hasta hoy a las nueve y media de
Ia ma1sna. en- que fu6 puesto en- libre platics.
A las Ia de la mahana, bora en- que escribimos,
sun no So ha prccsdiio a la distribution de Ia
correspondence que trajo, nj sc han entregsdo
a los consignatsrio' los docume1 tos del buque.
Creemos que For tenerse sometidos estos Y
aque.la a la desinfscoion.
- Sc supono que esta tarde este corcu.
rridisfmo ell simp tico y elegsnte Colonial
Club Restaurant . Prepare BazAn IN e~xcelente
menu que hara anales en- la historic del art
oulinario. Ademas hay concerto Instruments
durante las horas de comids.
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Sa|vajismo jng'6s'

Muerte de I'm mariaero La barbarie triun-
fante.
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R. Ruiz Arnau M. D., fl hsninG e. 'i Tnissd
States offers his professional services at his of
flee, SO San Francisco Street. Consultation
hours: to 9 A, M; 1880 to 8 P, M.
Dr 0 pui7 krnau Particips 4 sus Glen
VI. H. HUH H''iau' tes y al publico en- ge'
neral que, habi6ndo regresado de los Estados
Unidos, ofrece de nuevo sus s~ervicios profeslo'
males en- la Gale de San Francisco n Q so.
Horas de ~oonsulta: De 8 & 9 m. y de l J
4 st. PIMA
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Di>minuci0n dc la tisis.-Se cspero
SUI complrta cNtinci0n.-Conscj JOS pre-
SrlNatlNU>.
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Estado Meteorological

Obgervaciones del U. S, Depsrtamento de
gricultura, Oicine del tempo.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1899-09-16

The following is clipped from
Croake James "Curosities of Law and
LAWYERS" III u man were to give TO
another an orange. he would merely
say, I give you this orange; bat when
the transaction Is intrustru 10 he Hand :
of a LAWYER to pul in writing ir adopts
this form: i, \. B.. hereby give.
grant and convey to you ali and si"-
gular nv estate and interest, RIGHT,
title, claim and advantage OF and in
the said orange, together Mi'u all It's
riud. skin. juice. pulp pa0d p;pS. and all
right and advantage thcrcir. With tuIl
power to bite, cut, suck, and other
wise eat tile same, Or give the same
away as full and etIectuatiy as |, the
said A. B., am row entitled 10 bite.
cut and suck or otherwise cat the same
orange, or give the same away, with or
without its rind. skin, juice, pulp and
pips, anything nereinbaYorc or herein
after, or in any other deeds, in>tru-
ment or instruments of what nature or
kind soever to the contrary in anywlse
notwithstandiDg.'
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1899-09-16

Rev. s. L. Rievos, pastor Of the
Greenwood Presbyterian church, was
married to Miss Kate Young, in Gre.
NADIA, Wednesday afternoon, the 9Th
inst. Mr.. Rieves is young minister
Of extraordinary ability and matchless
eloquence, and our entire population
unites.. with the Enterprise in congrat-
ulating him on his good fortune in
winning such precious jewel as a life
companion. Miss Young's legion OF
Greenwood friends are rejoiced to
know that she will soon be one Of our
citizens. The happy young couple will
spend their honeymoon at different
Tennessee Notwithstanding to Green.
wood In about six weeks.-Greenwoo
Enterprise.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1899-09-16

The Newton County Index makes Il
strong plea TO the citizens of its town
and community to get an Everlasting
hump on and pull harmoniousiy to-
gether" to the end that the community
may prosper and grow. The expression
may be little inelegant, but it eX-
plains the situation in nutshell. A
vigorous concentrated ''hump" on the
part OF the citizens of any community
will work wonders. s.-Clarion-L
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MR., EUGUNE CRAWFORD,

The SENTINEL heartily endorses the
following derserved compliment to a
worthy and popular young gentleman.
from the Coffeeville Courier. His
friends in Grenada and all through this
section are numerous:
This enterprising gentleman, who
has been so long identified with the
people of Coffeeville and Yallabousha
county, has decided to sever his con-
nection with US and 60 to Memphis
to live. Mr.. Crawford will be connect
ed, as heretofore, with the Newburger
Cotton Co., and In a more responsible
position. We trust the move will be
profitable to our friend, otherwise we
shall regret it. There is no truer friend
or q more honorable gentleman than
Gene Crawford. He embodies all those
characteristics which 60 to make up
good citizenship, and any community
sustalns loss when such men leave it.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1899-09-16

Ficklenr.-, Thy Name Is iubl e Opinion.
Nothing IS moe fci;," than public
opinion. IH9 man whose conduct is
determined nv u is nccct'sari)y tossed
hilherand ththcr Ike a feather in The
air. He must surrender h.4 convictions
stiIl, his conscience, part company
with hi self respect. and consent TO he
the misrrab bic BONA slave oi ciryum-
stances. The same mu!litune that on
PAIN Sunday made the air ".n: with
glad hosannas in honor of Jesus was
so speedily -wayc0 hy lha rlachinations
of The priest that on the Friday follow.
ing it. screamed out an in>islcnt de-
nand for his crucitSion. -Gulfport
S)it lW1rE
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s. 5. s. Is the Only
Remedy Equal TO this
Obstinate Disease.

goes down to the seat Of the disease thus
trace of the faint.
The serious to which Scrofua surely leads
should impress upon those afflicted with it the vital inn
portance Of wasting time upon treatment which can
not possibly effect cure In many where the wrong
treatment has been relied upon, complicated gandular
sweling have resulted for which the doctors insist that
. dangerous surgical operation is necessary.
Mr. H. E. Thompson of Nilledgeville, Ga, writes "A
bad case Of scrofu broke out the glands of my neck
which had to be lanced and caused me much suffering
wes treated for long while but the physicians were un
began their treatment Many blood remedies
but without effect Some one recommended g s. s. and
Continuing the remedy, was cured permanently
and have never had sign of the disease to return Sw
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being medical and pleasure resort.
The springs are at different elevations
upon the eastern slope of Sulphur
Mountain. The more important ones
have been improved by the government
and the picturesque bathing houses
have been erected. They are largely
patronized, and to their revivefying
powers we can testify, having patron
izei them during our pleasant stay
in Banff. Just after leaving the stat.
ion, the train passes along a park OF
500 acres, in which are number OF
buffalo, the last specimen Of the mon
arch of tho plains. Through Canmore
and Anthracite we come to Bow River
Gap, and here make our exit from the
grandeur and sublimity Of the Selkirk
and Rocky Mountains, into the foot
hills and valleys below. And here, rs
we speed farther and farther away
from this enchanting scene and come
down to grassy terraces and valleys,
we feel that we are OF the ''earth,
earty" once again, and we draw long
natural breath Of common, everyday
air, and as we cast q retrospective
glance over this delightful journey,
made possible by the wonderful
achievements and courtesy Of the
great Canadian Pacific Railway, we
find words inadequate to express our
feelings.
Next week we shall try and complete
the story OF our trip, so full Of interest
that it might we'll b. Al interesting
theme for an entire years writings.
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A clever down cast printer says ''the
a. - Of the Houtzdale girls are
slender and delicately tinted, theiriiii
are like **** and they are without =
In this or any other Z. Their frowns
are like TIT, and their l2345o excite T.!
OF pleasure anG desire TO m~r~them.
Read this closely, and do not its
veracitv.n
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The Southern Farm Gazette saws;

1--WE feel sure from observation that
Mississippi's corn supply is short this
year. In the southwestern part of the
state the yield seems to have been cut
very short. There are other sections
IN similar condition. The oat crop
having been al entire failure will add
to the embarrassment.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1899-09-16

A press dispatch from Washington
contains the announcement that Mrs.
Root, wife OF the new secretary of war,
sis practically a New Yorker, but has
II wide social experience in Europe ana
entertains charmingly.' This is indeed
important, if true, but whether it will
atfec: the price OF pork remains to be
Sten
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1899-09-16

Poor workmen blame their tools
is al old saying: You can't excuse
poor work Oh the score of poor tools if
you buy them here. Our stock con-
tains the finest, keenest, best tools of
ali descriptions to be found in this
community. Prices the lowest too.
LEIGH HARDWARE Co.
Big Handsaw Sign.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1899-09-16

A score OF cities in the United States
boast of their rapid growth, but the
old cities are growing just as rapidly.
1t is estimated that at he present rate
of growth London. that nov has ii pop
ulation of 5,657 900, will in 1911, have
over l3,O0O,OOO.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1899-09-16

Almost anything that anybody can
want is found in an up~to>date hard
ware store. 1t will be worth your
while to come into this if only to zee
how many things thnJ word "Llarj-
waren covers. Oar prices vii! interest
YOU too. LEIGH HARDWARE 60.
Big Hundsaw Sign.
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S, s. s, FOR The BLOOD

which promptly
relying experimenting with the various
blood troubles can promptly cured
suffering which gradually but surely undermne
vegetable and fails
Eczema Rheumatism Contagious Blood Poison Bola
Pple Ulcers Insist nothing plaza
Books blood and diseases will be mailed free addre" BY ~
swift Specific Company. Atlanta, Georgia
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A fair amount of cotton came TO town
Saturday, and it brought all the way
from five to six cents, averaging from
from IS tOS7 bale more than last
year ut this date.
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Gabbert, Moore & Co.

When it's repair work in the tin line
you want done. bring it here.
LEIGH HARDWARE co.
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ONLY ONE CURE
FOR SCR0FULA.

There are dozens of remedies recommended for
Scrofula, some Of them no doubt being able to
the only remedy which completely cures it;
Scrofula some Of the most obstinate, deepseated
blood diseases, and is beyond the reach OF the!
many so-called purifiers and tonics because some
thing more than mere tonic is required. ). >.
le, and never fails to cure Scrofula, because it
e disease, thus permanently eliminating every
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1899-09-16

We have come 10 stay and want TO be
counted one Of you.
GABBERT, MOORE & Co.
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-12

Other symptoms of nerve-weakness are dizzy
spells tendency to faint. costiveness and gen
eral weakness. Hudyan corrects all these
symptoms.
Nerve-weakness in women is usually due to
female complaint. Hudyan reaches the seat
of the trouble. Huydan cures pain in back,
bearing down palms. irregular periods painful
periods mucous discharge and all chronic in
Examinations and ulcerations. Hudyan, you see
removes the cause, thereby making the cures
permanent.
Physicians of distinction indorse Hudyan be-
cause Hudyan possesses superior curative prop
critics.
Hudyan is for weak. pale emaciated suffer-
ing women. 1t restores to such glow
of perfect health; It cures permanently.
Hudyan is for sale by druggists-50c pack
age or six packages for 81 so.
If your druggist does not keep Hudyan send
direct TO the Hudyan Remedy Co.. corner Stock
ton, Ellis and Market sts., San Francisco. Cal.
CONSULT THE HUDYAN DOCTORS
ABOUT YOUR CASE, FREE OF CHARGE.
CALI, OR WRITE.