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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-03-22
BALTIMORE BELLE IN JAIL.
SEM TO THE 7OMBS FOR FRAUD,
RUT NAY 90 FREE.


insane AMI the IuTEteT VINO HNu hoT
Arrested on Her Return From Europe
for s%wlndling says He Wont Prosecute.
Mrs. W. A. Bisnsu 81 Ihl'imor. Was ar
rcsied on Tuesday night on her arrival in
this 'ity from Europe and was arraign.d
In the C-ntre street police court yes'er-
day morning charged with b'ing , fugitive
from Justice from the State n Maryland, She
was held To await rsquiStion apars. Mrs Bis
nau WAS formerly Miss Harriet B Clore. and in.
heritsd about SIS. 900 from her father, who was
a prominent shoe merchant Of Baltimore. She
me, Or. Bisnnu, who Was we'll known asn hockey
player, about -four years ago. while M wa, visiting
in Baltimore and they were married.
Mrs. Bl'nau said IN court yesterday that her
husband proceeded TO 80 through her little for.
tune with such ~rapidi,y that by December last
they had only sSOO lsft. They went to London,
where Dr. Bisnau gnmbled away $500 Of the
money, and they returned 10 this country almost
drrw 500 from the Bank oftommsrcr in baltimore
on worthless check on u New York bank Just be-
fore sailing for Europe last Dece mber passed an
other worthles ~ check for S1Ss on Frederick Gruebel.
m0nds, aud secured by the samr method \ $50
~.sealskin ncqus and rnun from, Slgnund 4 Son.
Ir. Bisnsu admitted that his wiie's story OF
ms gambling habits was true IN substance, and
said that in one evening he had lost 81, 400 at
faro.
4 don, know anything about ,h-se charges
made agains, my wife he said, "Shc has been
hcl,ng queerly, and since our baby was born in
London two months ago ! have had doubts ~
20 hsr sanity" Mrs., Bi,nau, who is only ~ years
"ld. had her baby With her IL. court, She de-
'lined to make any statement 10 Magistrate Brann,
and was taken 10 The Tomhs
BALTIMORE. Nd. March u Or William
\. Blsnau and his wife ri this city have como into
,lnen yiabIc prominenc. before Blsnau came
to Baltimore about Ave years ago from Brock
Vile, Ontario lie brought, ths fancest skntes with
him, taught the ba~t skaters OF the North Balti-
more Sc, new twists and tricks and stirred up
enough enth usiasm to form 4 hockey club Hook
ey. became fashionable and Bisnnu Was a sort
81 lion among the skaters and their women friends
He met Miss Cogg, who was an amateur actress
and one 81 the rrettiest girls Of North baltimore,
and she consented to marry him. Everything
was going smoothly, until Mr. ClogE va. con
suited. He objected strongly and tho pair clop~l,
They wore forgiven, for when Mr.. Clogg died
he left Mrs. Risnsu about SIS, 900
To night SiGnund, the i%urrier, and Gruebel,
the Iewsller, said they would no, prosecute Mrs.
Bisnau.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-03-22
CHIMNEr FIRE NRxTTHERiRTHoLDI
Hcnres Folks in the Hotel II TIT and Causes
the Climbing of a smaIi Bny.

shower Of sparks and thick smoke gushing
from tho chimney ahuttinG tho Hotel Bar
tholdl. Broadway and Twenty Third street.,
caused Policeman Tetzncv 10 ring in II fro
alarm atH O'Clock last night. The ciatter o.
the engines CAUSED considerable excitement
on the upper floors Of the hotel. Many
OF the woman h..stled down 10 tho
Office floor whcr, their fears were sooH u.layed.
GREASY. SCOT had cloggsd up the chimney ~
third street. and caused what llttIo nre ,herc
was The fremen had no trouble in exiting
uishing II.
In ssering the crowd clear a. tao fire
engines. Policeman Behr had recourse 10 his
might stick. He used II on a small hoy who
didn't mov~ last enough to suit him, Two
eitisens thought Behr was brutal and made q
ktrnnt stA'lnn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-03-22
senator Bryrridg" Postpones the Delivery
of His speech On Puerto Rico.

WASHINGTON. March u Senator Beveridge.
who gave notice that h. would Tomorrow nd.
dress the Senate. tonight authorized the fol-
lowing statement:
ION account u earnest efforts being mazda
by ltopublican Senator's TO reach an agrec-
mcnt on Puerto Rico which all Republican
Senators can conScipntion-ly support. senator
PeyeridG" Will NOT tor fhr present uraa
hi amendment tor consideration AMI viii
post ponc -pcGking "a The subject until such
agreement as the Republican senators ara
aba to make. II any. l. reported"
While thrr" seems tn he u diSJoSitiOn 10 get
together. thofe does not seem 10 be any wouE-
enine on tho part .O' Senators who have
stood out for free trade.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-03-22

Engineers Committee Of the Merchants
Assoc iation sends Report to Albany.

Engineers OF tho MerrhRnts'
Assoc iation sends Report to Albany.
The Engineers Committee OF the Merchants
Association COMMITTEES on Water Supply.
after two conferences yesterday. one at
the Merchi nts' Association rooms and
the other at the Engineers Club. 3I4
liGh avenue. prepared a report
which IL se.t to Alb any last night addressed to
that portion OF the Merchants Association that
l. waiting at Albany to secure the passage OF
the Morgan bill now being considered b. the
Cities committees Of both the Senate and the
Assembly. The members Of the committee at
Nbary will hand this report to the Governor
and 10 the Cites committee to-day.
The report IS due to the susges,ions that
Were made Nv the chairmen OF the Cities COM
mittees and by the Goyernor IN a conferences
with mem hers Of the Merchants Association
Committee At Albany on Tussday: Ths
have been stulyingth e watersheds OF the state
ever, since tho Hamapo. agitation last, fall
should make report showing what watersheds
could be acquired 10y the city OF New YORK
with profit. both as to the amount OF water
thn' could be secure and as to the amount OF
money that would have to be expended.
At the conference yesterday were william ].
King. the President OF the Merchants Asso:
citation Thomas Curtis Clarke. Chairman OF
the Srscisl Ccmmittee on EnginssIs' and
Olco't. engineers. They have spent $1,000 in
their examination OF the watersheds OF the
state and their report sent to Albany last night
gives the names Of a number OF watersheds
that can he acquired by the city by means OF
Which 5OO.OO0,O0O gallons Of water can he
aided to the supply without ~inJurinG the IN
dustry of tn. sections covered by the water
shods. or without any additional cost to the
CITY above the present cost.
After the conference asst night the members
of ths committee declared that when these
names OF watersheds were inserted In the
Morgan bill II would surely be favorably re-
ported BY the Cities committees for passagr.
They say that unless the right OF eminent do
main. which the bill gives TO the city. Is re-
stored, tho city cannot acquire the watersheds.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-03-22
THE PLiGEE ~ say FkhSCISCO.
Three Cinnamon Have Died Of It-No Alarm
Felt IN the City.

SAN Francisco. March 2l.-Three Cinnamon
have died in Chinatown since Sunday OF what
the Health Board experts say is bubonic plague
and to-day an order was issued that no Chinese
should be permitted to leave the city by boat or
train.
DR., Baaet 81 the Health Board declores that
the dead Cinnamon showed unmjstakablc
signs Of the plague and Federal Health Oficer
kinyoun. who examined hacilli from the dead.
agrees with DR.. Bazet. Or. Kinyoun reported
The matter to Washington and has received
orders to use avery means OF preventing the
disease from spreading To other PARTS OF tho
country.
Seycnty-nve men have been sworn in as
health inspectors and MY physicians as sani-
tary inspectors. Thesc officers will be ac-
companied through Chinatown during their
inspection by 100 policemen. chinatown will
he inspected daily, The SICK will be located
and II eases are contagious they will he re-
moved 70 q detention hospital In tho quarter.
The Chinese will he compelled t. clean the
district. IL an emergency arises Chinatown
will be strictly Quarantined.
There is no alarm among tho white residents.
a. there il little nication between
Chinatown and the remainder OF the city aud
the cool weatheris against the spread Of the
disease.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-03-22
RATE WsE OTER ITALI8N TlBORERs.
Eastern Railroad Presidents Asked TO stop
Cutting Transportation Prices.

CHICAGO. March u. Preliminary steps were
tanon to-day 70 have a meeting AZ tho earliest
date possible Of the presidents Of Eastern rail
roads for the purpose OF avertinG the de.
m,ia!ization Of passenger rates which threaten
tugrow out Of the strife between the Chicago
St Paul lines over Italian contract labor
traffic. some doubt il expressed whether
II Is possible TO get the Presidents OF
the Eastern roads together In TIM TO prevent
nay commission and TO maintain strictly tariff
ratss on all passenger traffic. There Is also a
Inference oi opinion between railroad officials
A. 10 whether the burlington has broken the
Residents agreement nv carrying n
'irge party Of Italian laborers from hero
10 ST. Paul TUESDAY night at a rate
~ 81. Unless an am icablo settlement Of tn
controversy over labor traffic Is reached by the
passenger agents at their meeting on Friday.
I is very probable that the cutting Of rates
begun on labor business will extend to all
classes OF ira flc.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-03-22
T..ntv.,i, Men Fall with an Elevator.

Curc,oo. March 81. IT wenty- six men. closely
hacked in a freight elevator, and anxious to
GO. homo after their nights work. were In
iursd when the elevator dropped from the
third floor OF tho building occupied by the
BIaIely Printing Company; lcb Market street.
al, were taken to their homes in carriages.
and tha others were removed to the Alexian
Brothe rs Hospital. The meu hurt were press
"niah shift." Three Of them may die,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-03-22
QUINCY GRANITE SYNDICATE.
New Jersey Corporation Buys Up Massa'
chusetts Property Worth 81, 800, O0O.

QUINCY. Mass. March 2l.-The deeds con.
veying a number OF the largest granite
q~uarries in this city To a syndicate organized
in New Jersey under the name OF tho Quincy
Granite Quarrlss Company were filed to-day,
The Approximate assets Of the new company
are $50 acres Of granite land and build
ings appraised for $l.33+.500: granite
blocked out and on dumps, sl.o2S.498: quarry
railroads. saS,Q.jS: engines, machines. &c,
s2l9,U95: salable property, sol coy: cash for
new power, &c. $3OO.U0O; total. 1851
$50. The capitalization OF the new company
Is 81 75O.0OO With first. mortgage. thirty-yaar
gold ) per cent. honds. The amount OF common
The company will not have exclusive control
OF the Quincy quarry business. IA there are
several large luarrtes not. in the deal. These
we're included originally but the options were
not renewed when they eX pired.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-03-22
Cop Got n DuekiIE rscuing Jersryman. :

Patrick Conroy. who lives In Sussex street.
Jersey city. got drinking in n Bowcry saloon
yesterday with two strangers who. when he
showed n roll Of money. volunteered to show
him around. They invited him. he SAYS. to go
w 10 Harlem. ana led him 10 a deserted spot IN
station. Here ono II them hold 'onroy while
the other tried 20 rob him. Conroy fought and
they pushed him into the canal, Policeman
McGuinness fell In in trying TO get him out.
but got him eventually and locked him ups
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-03-22
uoxEy nrvALs rox CIrY OFFICE.
Exciting Campaign In CofeyVills, Kan,
for the Election OF a Clerk.

TorEkA, Kan. March 81 .-CofYeyyills is eS-
cited over the contest Tor City Clark between
Miss Elliott, The Republican nominee. and Miss
Rose Bell, aschool teacher, the nomir ee on the
Citizens ticket. The late Capt. .. $. Elliott ~
tho Twentieth Kansas. killed IN the Philip
pines, formerly hsld tho Office. His daughter
was his deputy. and she has administered the
affairs Of the office since his death
Meetings nre held every night. and conf
mittees Of men and women are canvassing the
town for votes for their fayOrites.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-03-22
Co.education In Wesleyan.

MIpDLETowS. Conn. March 2l.-The com.
mittce officially appointed to investigate the
question Of co-education at Wesleyan pre-
sentcd its report 10 the trustees yesterday.
The committee recommended al annex with
a separate administration and separate in
struction. The trustees decided to POSTPONE
the final action until the annua meeting ia
June. Meantime the faculty are TO issue an
official bulletin setting forth views from both
sides. the same 10 be sent 10 every niumnus
md trlstNn-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-03-22
s.vsnty.Hr.t stu Lacks One Major.

The seventy.lrst Regiment held a second
election for junior Major on Tuesday night.
but on account Of a protested vote the ballot
was again inIecislve. Capt. ". n. Llnson Of
Company d got thi:teen votes and Capt. T.
II. Wells ~ Com any r.. twelve. Capt. D.
HouGh OF Company b protested against the
vote oi Lieut.. Peter Short. Company A. on the
ground that that officer had recently resigned.
Col. Bates said that tho matter would nave 70
be referred TO the Governor.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-03-22
Returned u False Death Certificate.

Dr. Gregory Paul Of al9 Second avenue was
h.ld Yesterday for trial on the charge 81 re-
turning a false certificate as 20 the death OF
AlouIs Sicatn, an infant born in the house Of
CATHERINE" Netter. a midwife Of 2ij East Fifty.
second street. Mr.. Nnttor is Dr.. ranl's SIS
ter-iu.lnw She was ilnod s}Wt recently for
NOT r. porting deaths IN her house The aga
NJ thu baby WA reported ~ Tr. Paul as IA
days instead ~ IL months.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-03-22
foronR's Postmaster Pleads Guilty,

Postmaster George T.. EapeIye OF Corona. L.
|, was arralgned before United states Com.
missioner Benedict in BROOKLYN Yesterday.
charged with approprlating to his own use
81, 3l%.l9 He p|euded guilty and was pa
rolled IN tho custody Of his counsel 10 ava
sentence. Since his nrreSt he has made good
% Tho Govern ment the amount OF tho short
age, II i said that owing to this fact clcinency
will be- granted.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-03-22
Mrs. Lnngtry Not to PLAY / u Cleveland.

CLryELA>D. Ohio. March 2l-Mrs. Langtry
has cancelled the date Tor her Cleveland ar
pearnnce. She was to produce Tie Degen-
crates here. but tho rolice having
preyentened the continuation OF Mra.
lesli" carriers 'Ia2a' engagement here. and
the Police Department having warned Manager
Hart2of the opera house that IL the "Degpn.
crates proved immoral they would have the
curtain down, The date was cancellel.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-03-22
1LLEGE ED NEV FORK SWINDTERS
Theophil- and Gustavc Dreyfus Arrested In
Chicago for u $50, 900 Failure.

Theophile and Gustavc Dreyfus Arrested In
Chicago tor u $50, 900 Failure.
CHICAGO. March 1.-Two New York fugitiyes
from justice. who have been hunted by detec-
tives in a dozen cities since last october. were
arrested at the corner OF Monroe and Dearborn
streets to-day. They are Theophile and Gus
tays Dreyius. and were indicted last fall By a
New York Grand Jury on a charge. Of defraud.
ing merchants In ina Guty "ut 81 $1,000 10 2
here Chief OF Detectives McCiusky said THAI
the older Of the brothers bore Il striking re.
scnblance TO WilIlam J., hryan. THIS Tact
in recognizing them, The Dreyfus brothers.
who are mIddle-aesd men, we're engaged in
the wholesale tobacco business up 10 last
October.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-03-22
MS WALLET STRANGELY TANISHED,
Held $500 In Cash aud ~ 900 In Pron,ls-
sorry Notps-Pirkpocket Nav Have 1t.

p. NJ. Comfort OF Alabama. who is staying At
the Waldorf Astoria. went into schwager's
cigar store at l211 Broadway last night and
bought a box Of cigars, IN paving FOR It he
pulled out OF his pocket n wallet
containing $500 in cash, $500 in promissory
notes and other valuable papers. He had not
gone more than a block from tho store before
he discovered that hiI wallet was gone. He
returned and asked Schwager for II, but the
cigar, man declared that tho pocsetbook had
charge !.
omicrt went to the West Thirtieth street
police station and Detective Falconer from the
stntion and Detective Lehman from the hotel
atnrted out to try 20 get the pockstoook. They
had been unsuccessful w to n late hour laet
night, The police, think that Mr.. Comforts
after he left the store.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-03-22
x,OO, Goa Fire In phjlalclnhia.

PHrLApEIrHI,. March 2l.-Thc buildings
900 to 216 Race street. owned and occupied by
the Moore Electrical supply Company. vera
DESTROYED by fire tonight and the ,uiding~
2lS TO 222 North Third street wor" adv dam
aged. IN" total loss will reach N40O.CO0 half
Of which falls on tho MNnra cnmIanY.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-03-22
SENATOR THURSTOS OPPOSED.
Nebraska Leader Combine in an Effort Ia
Keen Him Out of the National Convention

Keep Him Out of the National Convention.
LINCOLN. Nsb.. March 2l.-Nebraska Te-
publican leaders have combined to turn
down Senator Thurston because he recently
appeared as attorney for the Standard Oil
Company. Thurston wants to go to the
National Convention as a delegate.at-larae in
order to become Permanent Chairman. and
also desires to continue as National Commit
tseman. .
1t has been. arranged that Iiosewater OF
Douglas and McClay OF lancaster shall ha two
OF the four delegates-at.large. which will shut
ont Thurston. liosewHter L. also TO he made
National Com mitteemnn. This. has been ac-
complished by n com bin alton OF warning fac
tions 10 Douglas county against Thurston,
Rosewater withd rawing from the Senatorial
race In favor OF John J.. Webster: Thurston's
the convention.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-03-22
WOMAN ACQUITTED or MURDER.
Mamie Retlng Set Free on the Ground Of
Emotional Insanity.

CINCINNATI. March 2l.-Judee Spiegel In the
Criminal Court this morning instructed the
Jury in the Mamie Eetlng murder trial. to rem
der a verdict of not guilty on the ground o,
insanity. The young woman killed her lover,
Tdwari Crate. because he had abandoned her
and refused 10 acknowledge the parentaRe NJ
her child. She was m Immediately released fror,
custody. The verdict was rendered on the solo
ground OF emotional Insanity.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-03-22
Plague Spreading In Bengal.

SPECIAL Cable D,'pdth to TIE sus.
BOMBAY. March 21.-The bubonic plaque 10
spreading rapidly In Bengal. Last week there
were LIPS deaths from this cause.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-03-22
Rostand's Condition Not Serious.

PARIS. March 2l.-Rdmond Rostand d. tho
well-known poet and dramatist, Ia suffering
from congestion Of the lungs following an
attack OF II influenza II Is stated that ais con.
ditlon il not serious.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-03-22
Ey.rre.idert GomlIa Fully Recovered.

Dr. Po,icarpo Boniiia former President Of Hon
durns. was n , s'enRer on board the steam 2
kniseriu Nara ihcrr~in. which arrived hero
Yesterday from SOUTHAMPTON. lie went u
Berlin TO have n surgical operation uerlp med.
II was sucresslui amt Dr.. Poniila is now on
his way home fully roe lvcred.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-03-17
] Son Estos Sus Sintomas j?

Predilecci6n al onanismo. emisiones de dfa
o de nOche derrameS al eStar 6n preSencia de
una persona del sexo opuesto al entretener
ideas lasclvaS; granoS, cOnJraccioneS de los
musculos tque son precursores de La Epilep-
sia); pensamientos y suenos voluptuosos; So
focacIOneS, tendencias dormitar dOrmir,
sensaci0n de embrutecimiento, perdida de la
VOluntad, falta de energ1a impOsibilidad de
concentrar las ideas, dolores en- las piernas Y
en- los mnsculOs, sensacion de tristeZa de
Gesaliento inqHietud, falta de memOrla. Iud6-
cision melancoha, cansancio despues de qual-
Quter eSfuerZo pequeho, manchas hotanteS
ante la vista, debilidad despues del acto de
una p6rdida invOluntaria: derrame al haceR
esfuerzos en- la silla, ruido s1Ibido en- los
oldoA, ttmldeZ manos pies pega1osos frIo9
tenor de alg1n peligro Inminente de muerte
infortunio, impotencta parcIal total. DER
rame premature tardio, perdida disminu-
cion de los deseOs, decaimientO de la sens Df-
Hdad, 0rganos caldOs debiles, dispe psia, ETC.,
etc. Algunos de esos sintOmas son adver-
recuperar sus enervadas fuerzas vttaies. 8
vendra ser presa de alguna fatal enfer-
medad.
Nosotros solcitamos de todos quo sufren
rados. 0UE OBSEKVEN BEN ES TE
AVISO, comunicaudose con nuestra Com
pania de medicOs es pecialistas que ban leni-
do VeinLe amos de eXpRriencIa, EratandO en-
fermedades de los aeryios del sistema Sc
xual, qutones pueden garantiZar INA Gu
racion radical Y permanente.
Enyfenos una relaci0n completa de- Su case
daudonos todo su nombre direccjon, clad,
ocupacion, 81 es casado soltero euales de
los aintOmas nom bradOs Sc le han maDifsS-
tadO Ud.. sf I'd. ha usadO a4gun trata-
miento para gonorrea, esgrecheZ, slhliS 8 al
guna otra enfermedad veuerea. Nuestra
Junta de medicos diagnosticarA enseTuida y
cuidadoSamente su caso tgratial, infornar8
q I'd de 10 que le cucsta IN tratamiento de
30 llias, ca 81 que 40 ct eCtuarA una cIractou
radical, Sc 10 reStablecera I'd. su compile.
ta sAlud; voivela I'd. q ser un aomJre vi
goroso. 81 I'd. Aos ren:te s. en- UtiloCes de
Eu pals. como garanLla de Ouena fe, 10 enyia
refnos cnscguidt las medicinaS te4 4uerIids
pOr correo registrado bAn pronto e0un0 a4es.
ira juLtA lie medIcOS maya decide Il c}Q10pie
to tratamiento quo Uas debe .Tsrastsrse.
C0MPANIA EgpN0fAt1sTA del NoRTE
D E-oaGTy.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-03-17
Sc MANDA GRATIS
A TODO Ell MUNDO
Ua pAQUETE De PRUEBA DEL las
FAMOSO REMEDI0,
QUE REsTABLEcE MUY pROATo eL VlGOR pEaODO.

Todo Ell que ocurra al State Medical Institute,
oo2 Elektron Building, Fort Wayne, Ind,
Z. u. reci bira por Correo, Y gratis. paqnete
del remedio mas notable, con que Sc han curado
ya miles de hombreS, Quieues habian venido In
chando inutilmcnte por largo tempo contra Ia
eutermedad fIsica y mental de la perdda de
v1gOr. Su eXttO ha Sdo tan gTande que, pro
de la hunanidad, ha resuelto Institute
partir gratuitamente paquetes de prueba todas
las perSonas que ocurran a e1. FL tratamiento
sc puede efectuar en- su propio hogar, sin moIes-
tia; asi es que todo Ell que padezca de debilidad
sexual, bajo cualquier forma, "a proceda de
errores de juveutud, pcrdida premature de fuer-
Ia nen1oria, depression flSica, varicocele 3
euaciaciOr de las parties, puede curarSe, por si-
rnIsn1o, en- su casa. Stu despertar Ia mnina aten~
cion o Curlosidad por parte de uadie.
Este remedfo ticne efecto particularmente
alentador, y desaroIla rapidamente las fuerzas
fisicas. Tambisn cura todas las enfermedades
causadas por ell largo abuse de las funcioneS
uaturales, por cualquer accidente del mismo
geuero, en- las que siempre ha sido verdadera-
n1eute soberano.
FL Institute quiere ayudar aque1Ia c1ase de
hombres que pueden de jar Su hogar para ir
curarse; y por ESQ les uanda gratis una
ira que les dara prI3cba de Ia facilidad con
que puedeu curarse por ST miSmo de la debi1i-
dad sexual otras Intermediates de Ia mismA
eSpeCie. uSando remedies adecuadoS.
FL Institute no haCe ninguna exception, pues
manda gratis tOdo e1 que lie escriba paquete
de prueba, cuidadosamente se1lado para evitar
cualquier Inconvenience pub1icidad. Toda So
1icitud dirigida al State Medical Institute, en-
vista de obteuer paquetes de prueba, sera aten-
dida pronta esmeradamente.
Sc snplica los lectores escriban sin pSrdida
de tempo.
.Febrero c4 2-52 3.