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The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1900-05-11
cATARRH CAN BE CURED BY
JOhnstOn's SarsaparilIa
"DANGER EARTH AND AIR; DANcEH EyHRYwHERE."

QUART BOTTLES.

In leading hotel famous
o
evidently
My belief that medical that all
hout exception caused by invisible which living
Here Here bacil
typhoid
destructive of This that
and incurabe disease.
Doctor said the "at would tell
caah have had for and thoroughly discouraged
The Doctor
fever, and host of other diseases result Of nl invading the boa
and specially
disease especially prevalent in the United
who has not been troubled less whi How often is he
many intellectual dsagbe
tarrha affections In its phase the athme both
himse and his friends
believe continued this physician way heal
rs I'D
4 Manisee Nanis Co ch.. write
Dear SirsFor and chronic
Ny d
hardly walk all the
and feet cold
awful pains the small back feeling tireine
My half
without
though blood The
said my blood had all turned had al hope Of
to
usedI va
health continued and felt
freshlng could blood
acn ui
The sick headaches had childhood disappeared
Srapara has done all who
aches 81 your Saraparilla
H. CRrTE. Farnvile,
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EMERSON
PIANOS

For nearly fifty years these instruments
have stood the test. They have been uscI boo
schools, cOmscrNatOrie-. iu tine home. and on
The Stage 1ou VIII hear their praises sound
cd ny professionals as well as amateurs.
Our snOn satisfied purchasers stand rr1d.
10 say 20 friends vino are looking tor new
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\ fat steer of 1000 pounds weight is
said TO have in il 500 pounds of water.
about - pounds Of nitrogen, j. pounds
OF phosphoric acid and two pounds of
potash. To buy this nitrogen TO return
TO the sol. il would cost about $3.50. and
the phosphoric acid would cost about
-. In selling such an animal raised on
'he farm and farm products about s4.50
worth of fertilizing material is taken
If bran, iinseed meal or other grain i.
oougat TO feed it, more than this would
probably be added to the farm. and if
would be growing richer. while If the
nay and grain it consumed had been
sod of the farm, it would have been
roDoed of much more.-American Gull
tiyatOr.
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THE SONG OF TIE PIG.

! The horse secures the warmest stall-h,
gers bed of straw
And every dainty bit OF grain goes straight
into Dol. uaw:
/ rs oats ana hay FOR Dobbin. and a no,
bran mash for Grey.
but .et The piggy I've on swili. and what
they throw away.
Inc COW Us called ,he butter queen. she's
carted every day,
The pI9 mus, go and card himself, or else
unOarlfl stay
The sto's fragrant mess is heaped up t.
the hangers rim.
The mo.iy part is piggy's sharo-thaf's
good enough for HIM.
Work horse driving horse. coward sheen
and hen;
Eggs ana butter. wool and work, every
one WITH pun.
Cream yours. cu.is are mine. brag away.
but then,
I'm the chap that pays The rent. and
keeps The barrel FULL
The FARMER always takes his friends 10 soc
The Inning cot:
they iiHser at the latest tool and tighten
every bolt.
They always grease the buggy wheel .,
iHhen Dobbin's task.
Tut lightly ..dOm DO ! get the simpls
things 7 ask
/ furnish meat TO feed the farm. and vet
uuslatefui men
10 cat piece Of custard pie VIII 20 and
court tho hen.
Deal gently with the good old cow-ber
feeling mIeht be hurt.
But jump on piggy's feelings. for they're
on y made Of dirt
WORK horse driving horse. COW and sheen
AID hon.
1o4 have got the softest job ever. evo1
knew.
tIeam yours, cu'is are mine. brae away
huf then.
Will keep the barrel full and holm the
farmer through
-I.ural New Yorker
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for the above well known
Company. The Oldest and
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The native grasses Of the prairies arc
not to be despised. There are man,
valuable indigenous species. They
grow luXuriantly on good land. and
some of them throw a charitable GOV.
ering over many miles Of very poor soil
Some of these species make excellent
nay almost as good as timothy-per
maps quite as good. Many Of them fur
nl'h excellent pasiurage. The buffalo
grass Of the so-callcd "short-qras,
country is famous. These grasses dc
serve moro consideration from N,
thoughtful agricu,turist than the,
have usually received.
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A PORTABLE FEEDER.
Feeding variety. More Especial
~ Adapted for Limbs.

It is doubtful If a sclf-fccdcr pays
for on sheep: in fact ! think the
weight oi evidence is against IT, but
for lambs q, least. baby lambs" it is
the thing. The "baby" wants its feed
often. and 70 il does not get ii there
Is trouble. Little and often is the rule
with the baby.
If one can use the space against a
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IOLl ABLL FEEDER FOR SHEEP.
tight wall a feeder is quickly made
The floor or bottom should be- one foo
WIDE and placed one foot from tn,
ground TIE front (C-D) should b,
placed two inches from the floor and
three inches from the wall and in.
ciincd at an angle of about 30 degrees
and can be as high as desired The
necessity for the cover (D-F will de
pend ON the height of CD.
For q portable feeder, use two-inch
stuff one foot wide for the founda-
ticn. so inches long; TO these nail
tvc-by-four uprlghts Ga. b). Place
these frames as far apart as the de
sired length of the feeder. but eight
feet is long enough for anyone Bet
ter make more than to have them too
heavy.
Set up tho frames and nail on the
floor of seasoned lumber; next. flston
the braces Oh. c. securely at the top
and toc-nail TO the floor at such dis
tarcc apart at the bottom that sides
viii be four inches apart at a distance
Of two inches from the floor. The sides
should be Of matched lumber. and the
spaces four inches apart. and two
inches from the bottom are ample If
sheilcd corn is to be used. For mixed
feed or chop the spaces should be
greater.
\ thrce-inch lath nailed around the
edges will ordinarily be sufficient 10
prevent wasting. II the feeder is made
eight feet long it should be braccd
from the sides TO the floor 10y lath
stays An end view Will make The mat
Ter p.oin.-John 3. Peelle, in National
Ailcl.n-.n
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YORK RIVER LINE VIA WEST POINT, THE

YORK RIVER LINE VIA WEST POINT, THE
FAy0HIrE ROUTE NORTH.
LEAVE RICHMOND.
1870 T.. MO. l6, Baltimore Limited. daily
except sundays, for West Point
ana intermediate stations. max
iug close connection al West Point
with steamers for Baltimore
Z.3V D.. Mo. I'D, local express, daily except
sunday, Tor v est Point and inter.
mtniaie stations. Connects with
stage 40 lie ter Manor for Walker
ton and IappahannOck also, at
~ t,i fOint 90 steamer for Bal.
llmore. stops at ail stations.
3;" A. Mo Jos. local mixed. Leaves daily
except sunday from Virginia
street station for West Point and
inicf eulatc stations, connecting
win stage ut Lester Manor for
NaikertOn and lappahannock.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND
$50 A. 1f-Daily.
lo.i3 A. M-rNcepl Sundays and Mondays.
o.5v T.. I.-Daily except sunday from Nest
Point and Intermediate stations.
steamers leave " est Point. daily except
SUNDAY, 600 p. IN arriving Baltimore so
ionoWin morning, returning leave Baltl.
more at 1aU b. IN. daily except sunday, ar
fitlhg est Point 1870 and Richmond g9
following morning.
Steamers can at Almonds Wharf and
gloucester Point Tuesdays. Thursdays and
Saturdays; ai Ilaybank and Yorktown Mon
days, wednesdays and Fridays.
G. ". WESIBUKY, TRAY. Pass Agent.
j. NJ. GULF w. TURK '''
Traffic Manager, Gent Pass. Agent.
+. ). 1Ah NON, Third Nice-President and
Genl Manager,
wAsHINGrON, D. C.
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& POWHATAN r. r. co.
Time Table in effect Nov. /, 1883.
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}. Q. Hood, Justice Of the Peace.
crosby, Miss, makes the following
statement: 81 can certify that One
Minute Cough Cure VIII do all that is
claimed for IT,. My wife could not get
her breath and the first dose Of il re-.
heved her IL has also benefited my
whole family" 1t acts immediately
and cures ughs, colds. Group, grippe.
bronchitis, asthma and all throat and
lung troubles. Winston Drug Ca.
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3.j0 T.. Mo. 36, Daily. For WASHINGTON
B fillmore
l:5S a. Mo. s. Daily. For PHILADELPHIA
and New York.
3:02 a " No 3. Daily
$40 A. Mo. 10, Daily. Local for Wash.
ingtOn and Intermediate stations.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND. VA.
llaO T. Mo. ID, Daily. For Atlanta. An.
susta and points South Sleeper
Tor Danvil.e. Greensboro, sails.
bury aud Charlotte open AT Rich.
mond $50 p. m.l stops at local
stations between Richmond and
DauNiile. Connects az Danvile
With 40 5 daily, for Aiken. Az.
gustn and Florida; with No q
daily, for Atlanta. New Orleans.
Memphis and points South and
Southwest
1901 J.. Mo. Daily. Local for Charlotte.
CONNECTS 40 Dansille and Char.
otfe wifh so. aj &. :. Fast Mail
"a ly FOR Aew Orleans and points
south.
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May the year nineteen hundred
prove good one for you. Please re-
member we sell insurance that ipsures
PAuLETT & PAULETT.
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}. E. GARLAND.
'''' -'-''"' Farmville, Va.
NOTICE!

All persons desiring To applv for ,,o,,s,o..
AZ hereby notified that the Confador,'t :,
re sion Board Of the County Of Prince Ed
wa ~ VIII hold its next meeting i'm ~.
S,9 once ll OF SAID county on the LIST dav
q order OF the chairman.
my lit. no Oleik'
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Arrive Richmond nom Bermuda and
ocnre So q. NJ. Leave Richmond for Oclfe
and Bermuda $50 =. 10 Arrive Petersburg
nom Bermuda and Ochre 80 re-. N. Leave
Petersburg for Ochre ana Bermuda 100 I. NJ.
Arrive Petersburg rom fHrmylle, Winter
pork ana intermediate points west Of ines
Ter J.l3 -. 81. Leave Petersburg for Farm
Vile. WinterpOek and intermediate points
west OF Chester $50 a. ST.
Monday aud lhurday trains from Farm
vile arrive Richmond $50 a. ~, connecting
with YORK River Line for Baltimore.
Fare Richmond to Baltimore $50 one way
500 round rip Trains arrive and depart ~
Richmond from Southern Railway station,
SO That through passengers avoid expense
OF transfer
Passengers ON tuesday, Wednesday, FIR
iay and saturday trains from farmvilie,
may take local freight which passes Moseley
about 300 j.. 81. and arrive. Manchester
about 90 D. 81.
THROUGH tickets on sale and baggage
checked through.
~. ", H. IAiCDrr. R.T. WILSON.
Receiver Gen Pass Agent
Richmond. va.
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Southern RAILWAY

TRANS LFAVE LYNcH9uRG. Va

TRAINS LEAVE LYNCHgURG. Va
100 T.. Mo. 30. Daily For Asbo,,u.
'naiial oosa. Memphis and NE,
trIt DIS. "eN
1872 s. No. 81, Daily. For Atlsnts NJ.
Orleans. ail Southern and Sonts
western points. with dlrect ecu
nDriIous for points I'M Tesoa
Mexico and California. ''Aas'
2:lj a. VI. No. 3d. Daily. For Columh,.
Augusta, Aiken. and Fior,Se
points, with Connections for ~.
sam, Key West and H.yana' cnhs
2:E p. M.-Daily. Local for Danville "a
intermediate stations. ""u
Sleeping Car arrangements NJ
81 carries through sleepers veS.
ork 10 New Orleans and Mani
Fla. also from Salisbury 10 Men,
phis. No. 50 carries fbronoh
Sleeper, New York to Aronsta
and Tampa, Fla No & carrles
Sic. pgrs New York TO New Orleans
ana jacksonville. Also Pullman
Tourist sleeper every Tuesday and
Friday through 10 San Francisco
Cal N0i
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La pesca
a caballo.

En- Russia existe un regimiento
de pescadores a caballo, tornado
por cosacos del Ural, que emplean
Ell slguiente procedimiento para pes.
Car esturiones.
Durante las maniobras que Dor
10 comdn Sc verifcan en- ell Norte de
Rusia> en- que los rios estan-comple.
tamente congelados, practican una
zanJa en- ell hielo que va de una a
otra orilla del rio y en- ella colocan
una red.
Despues remontan ell rio q caba.
Ito hasta siete 4 ocho kil6metros de
la zanja y vuelven su punto de
partida a ga,ope tendido.
Los peces, asustados por ell
estrepito que producer los jinetes;
baJan favor de la corrienle del rio
y Sc precipitan a centenares en- la
red, de donde los INVENTORIES de este
modern1simo <sport, no tienen mas
que tomarse el trabajo de extraer la
pesca obtenida a tan poca costa.
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eVisando
periodieos.

Ell xDiariO, censura duramen-
te una communication del Tesorero
al Ayuntamiento de Cabo Rojo, por
juzgarla Inconvenience irrespetuo.
sa. Continda Rebember aduciendo
datos sobre Ia actitud de nuestros
hombres polfticos cuando la aboli.
ci6n de La esclavitnd.
Ell xBo1etfn, en- un bien medi-
tado escrito condena la comentada
circular no 8 de Ia Tesorerfa.
LA Democracia, aboga por la
selection en- Ia policfa municipal de
Ponce, que no este como actnalmente
compuesta de cajas y matasietes.
ell Pals SO ocupa de la orga.
nizacion de las futuras camaras y de
las condolences que han de tener sus
hombres, en- otro suelto -parece que
da Principe q las hostilidades de la
futura campaf1a electoral.
ell Heraldo, juzga a Francia,
Ing1aterra y Belgica como naciones
colonizadoras demostrando que han
sido inhumanitarias y no obstante
solo Espaf1a carga con el sambeni-
to. !. = ..u. zp -
--<El Democratic, opina que los
cinco puertorriquenos nombrados
para Ell consejo deben renunciar los
puestos y ningdn hijo de este suelo
aceptar ell cargo de representantc en-
la camara.
Gel Pregoneros da la lata mil
doscientos trece con don Braulio.
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RUM0RE ES.

Sc dice: Que uno de los prime =.
rOs asuntos que Sc discutiran, en-
nuestra Camara de Delegates, ser q
un Bill relative que Sc permitan
las rif1as de gallos. Parece que Sc
cruzan grandes inhuencias en- al
asunto.
Sc dice: Que ell gobierno mill
tar piensa retirar del servicio de
hygiene ptblica de esta ciudad, ej
tren de carros, mulas y carreros uu
hacen la extraction de basuras, oue
Sc paga con los fondos militares.
Sc dice: Que Sc piensa trasla :
dar los presos existentes en- la carcel
de Arecibo, mientras Sc construye
un edificio exprofeso en- aauella
Villa: Como allf ejerce una Corte
de Justicia, estaran los presos en-
perpetuos viajes de aquf para ALI
vlce-versa, con perjuicios para
todos. Esta determination parece 3
que va tomando ell o1or de las alcan :
tarlllas de La esquina de Melon.
Sc dace: Que las camaras Id
gislativas de Washington, no han
tenido tempo para aprobar los al:
tlmos nombramlentOs realizados de
altos empleados para esta isla, ante 5
de su clausura
Se 0ace: Que nuestro Ayunta
miento merece enthusiastic feiitacio.
mes por la actitud digna en6reica
que ha tornado en- su Ultima session
sobre los asuntos relacionados con
las facultades del Municipio Que
trata de cercenar el Tesorero. Dor
ell consume de aguas del acuedntn
que mace Ell elemento militar, al bajo
prec1o de 4-oO centavos ell metro
c1bico.
Sc dice: Que ell arroz, habichue-
las, tocineta y bacalao enviado para
donar a los que tuvieron buenas GU
f1as en- ell Boa del reparto, han
costado cerca de million y medic de
dollars, 10 cuales Sc descontaran
de los dos millones. y pico que, con
timbales y caseabeles, nos prone.
tieron enviar para esta bendita
terra de la yucca Recuerden los
lectores de rumores, que ell Is sd
suspenden las raciones, y que solo
Sc repartiran a los pordioseros.
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AbSueItOS
|ibrenlente,

Por telegramas que Sc han re-
cibido en- esta capital, Sc tienen no.
ticias fidedignas de que La Corte de
Justicia de Humacao, constituida en-
Fajardo para yer y fallar la causa
que Sc sustanciaba contra los apre
ciables y distinguidos j6venes don
Luis Cerra, don Jose Lopez Cruz
y don Luis Acosta, por supuesto ho'
micidio cometido durante una mani
festacion pol1tica que Sc celebr6 en-
aquel pueblo; ha dictado fallo abso'
lutorio de los procesados, por una
nimidad de pareceres.
La defensa de los referidos is.
venes estuvo a cargo del tan justa.
mente afamado orador don Hermi.
MO Diaz Navarro, de .cuya defensa
Sc hacen los mayores elogios.
Enviamos nuestra felicitacion a
los amigos Cerra, Lopez y Acosta,
por la honrosa solucion del proceso,
q la par que al defensor por ell nue.
vo exito alcanzado.
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Las natanzaS
en- China.

Ell movimiento contra los ex'
traEjeros, que tiene a su frente a los
Boxers, va tomando proporciones
alarmantfsimas, segdn telegraffan
de Pekin
En- Pao Ting Flu, provincial de
Pc Che Ii, ha habido una matanza
horrible.
Setenta y tres cristianos, natu'
rales del pals, fueron asesinados
Entire los muertos Sc cuentan mu
chas mujeres y no pocos nif1os Mu
chos fueron qaemados vivos
Los Misioneros CatoHcos infor
man que la persecution actual es
mucho mas encarnizada que nunca.
Ell peligro y Ia alarms crecen, en-
vista de Ia apatfa del Gobierno, que
parece indicac que existe alguna
connivencia.
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Pepe Lopez
en- ell Teatro,

No hay que asustarse, que no
va cantar. Lo que va & hacer es
facilitar ell <yantars 4 la numerosa
concurrencia que de seguro llenara
esta noche ell Coliseo.
Preparado conve enientemente ell
mundo nuevo, digo, ell <Nuevo Mum
do,, servira emparedados, con ser
villetas, por un tubo, de todas cla
ses, suculentos y confortables.
A la cantina, pues, a darse gus
to, despues de saborear el primer
plato de la ensalada del cartel, que
esta admirablemente alif1ada.
Y sobre todo, despues que la
Chalia nos suelte por todo 10 alto,
cuatro canciones ecriollass, con la
Borinquen por regat6n.
Very well, fandango.
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Noticiia importante.

Por el presente Sc informa que
los examenes para obtener liceucia
de Medico, Dentista, Farmaceutico,
Practicante, Comadrona y Enferme
ra, Sc verificaran en- las oficinas de
la JUNTA SUPERIOR DE SAM
DAD en- San Juan, en- las siguientes
fechas:
Para Medicos, emp1eza el II JUNO.
Dentista & II ,,
Farmaceuticos 1S ,,
Practicantes, Enfer'
meras y Comadronas 81
Dirigirse al mismo Secretario
de dicha "Junta" para mas infor'
POr Orden de la Junta:
Williams FaWcett Smith.
Secretario.
San Juan p. r.
S 3O-1S
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jaaIss , ara Palestine.

Noticias de Bucharest confirman
ell rumor de que mas de seis mil iu-
d1os Sc proponen salir de Rumanfa
para fjar su residencia { n Palestina.
Los gastos que ocasionen su
viaje y su ms talaci6n seran sufraga
dos por varias casas de oanca iudias
y por la Alianza israelita universal
Sc calcula en- 300 600 frances ell
importe de dichos gastos.
Sc dice tambien Que la Puerta
no We con buenos ojos tan gran
af1uencia de udfos a Palestine, por
Greer que cons stituyen estos elemen-
tos M favorables $ a perturbaciones pd-
blicas.
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efectos, 10 que Sc CO nprueba por sl
uso tan generalizado que Sc haee de
ella en- toda la Isla. I
Con ell fin de precaverse de las
muchas imitaciones one de esta for
mula Sc han hecho, xcuyas propie-
dades SO % inferiores,~ debe exigirss
que en- ada GAIA de legitima proce-
dencia, este Ia marca de fabrica, en-
la tapa s superior, un s clio que dice:
DIR N. .REVERON Medico Cirujano
Ponce, Puerto-Rico~ en- la inferior, y
su frmaI en- ell lado derecho de la faja
exterior de esta cajita. Ponce Agos-
to 80 de 1896.
AVIoOSieudo objeto de frscuen-
AVIOVtes imitacio ones las Pill
DORAS DEL DIR. REVESON hago
presente, que las legitimas son las
proparadas exclusiva mente en- la
acreditada Farmacia de VALE y
CANCIO. que son los depositarios de
la verdadera formula y los unicos
que estan autorizados para usar mi
nombre en- dichas pildoras-DR N.
REVERB m.
Dep6sitos en- las siguisntes Far
macias:
VAL LIE Y CANCIO, Ponce
GUILLEIf fMETY. Capital-RlVEPa,
Arecibo.- -ITURRINO, Camuy. RO-
VIRA Y ELVIRA, Aguadilla.-RO-
DR[GUEZ, Yauco.-FONT, Adjuntas
ZAVALA, Guayanilla.- --FERER, Jua-
na-Dlaz'- + BETANCES, Coamo.-
MARXUARH. Gales.
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Ell especialista TENICIDA RAJ
D1RIs ha trasladado su oficina la
calle de Ia CRUZ No 20.
Ell rncjor surtido de Impermea-
bles, para raguas, camisas 5, cuellos, pu
nos, corbatas, y Sabanas rusas espe-
ciales pa ra baf1o, es Ell que hay en-
clos Dependencies, con cuatroclen'
tas clases de camas y colchones (pa-
tepte, J Fortaleza 33. b
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Juan d q Guzman Benitez.
A B O G. A D 0.

Ofrece sus servicios profsslo
males.
Ell bufete en- los alt tos del Bauco
Territorial y Agrfcola
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PndoIas Reconstituyen tes
Del Dr.. .. Nicolds IS Rev veron.
nv<yo eselsiuo easpeddo en- Nad,i el Mayo de 1891
por Ell Ercmao. ST.. Ministrd Fonaeeto.
PREPARADAS EN- LA FARMACIA DE VALE CANCO
PONCE PUERTo7 RICO
- ~

PONCE, PUERTO7 RICO.


" EIMTEAN de experien-
cha han demostrado las propie-
dades tonicas reconstituyentes de
estas pfldoras, curando ra pidamente
todas las Intermediates que depen-
den del empobrecimiento de la san
gre por una alimentacion POGO nu-
tritiva, por habitar en- lugares h1-
medos y NAL ventilados y por en-
fermedades anteriores.
Su accion curativa es muy eff
caz en- las palpitaciones del coraz6n,
dolores de cabeza, inapetencia, debi-
idad y dolores en- las piernas, hidro-
pesia, cansancio, sssorderas, zumbidos
de dido, marcos, dalid6z de la piel,
q la que restituye su color natural;
meteorismo, flores blancas, grandes
p6rdidas de sangre, falta de mems
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ca.
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afn de ofrecer al pdblico una pre-
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