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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-01-30
EEL NuEV0 RAzAR" 40 San Fl


cisco 40. Esperanto un extenso sur
lido de SOMBREROS adornados
para sef1oras, realizan los de cinco
pesos, a dos cincuenta, de ocho pc
SOS, a cinco, de diez pesos, q siete,
de trece pesos q ocho, de ounce Pc
SOS q diez, regalando ademas un ele-
gant1simo alfiler con cada sombre
70, CINTURONES de seda con pre-
ciosas hebillas doradas, los de dos
pesos, a setenticinco centavos, los
de dos pesos i medic, uno setenti-
cinco, un bonito paf1uelo, de regalo,
con cada cinturon. -
Ell Comit6 del Senado que tiene
q cargo los asuntos de esta Isla, ha
prestado una enmienda al xbills Fo-
talzer, tendente a la forma de jura-
mento que han de prestar los emplea
dos oiciales de la Administration
de esta antilla, jurando ademas aca-
tamiento a las leyes de los e E. u
U. antes de aceptar ningdn cargo.
Anoche fue curado en- la sala de
socorros de esta Capital, Juan Ale
man de dos contusiones en- la region
frontal p6mulo derecho. Fueron dag
nosticadas de leves sin asistencia.
Para fumar ( gusto no Sc necesi
ta mas que no usar otros cigarrillos
que los de la fabrica La International.
de Ponce
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Segun telegramas de Londres,
la epidemia variolosa sigue causan
do destrozos efl los campamentos
h0orS
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jvict o ! E ago!

Fue I'M gigantic On 81 mundo de la idea:
Sol que no tuvo en- occidente ocaso,.
Que subi6 hasta ell zenit, detuvo el paso
Y ALA SUI immense lunlinar famea
Hered6 de David el arpa hebrea,
La inspiration de Pfndaro y del Tasso,
Fu6 Homero en- FIR ancia, Apollo en- el Parnast
Y el Jesus que en- 81 verso pinta y crea.
Yo Sc, que donde el genio resplandece
De ese astfo que bfillh que fulgura,
Mi pobre Musa, hpmilde palidece,
Pero esta pequenez NADIA me apura
Yo leo Victor Hugo. me parece
Que tengo cinco metros de estatura.
rr rRpra A4 d 9 oEsTERo d.
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<El Pa1ss de aver publica un men,
safe de Bayam6n a la sef1ora de nues
tro amigo ell do octor Barbosa.
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N-A4-2O-7
Fin hravaS 6ia.S

En- breVeS diaS temdremOS en-
nuestro puerto al acOra zado de la
marina de guerra amer Fcana eTe-
Xass.
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Hace algun los dias d ue Sc en-
cuentra en- esta Capital la senora
dona Dolores Carboll, viii 4da del que
fue muy querido amigo nj hestro, don
Fernando Rivera, vecino de Ponce.
Tuvimos el gusto de verl$, le reite-
ramos nuestros afectuos ps saludos
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El Alca1de de Quebradillas ha
hecho entrega de su mando, al ele-
gido para sustituirle don Santiago
Mestre.
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Ha- a-sido nombrado Comandan-
to del acorazado americana <Texas,
al Official w. G. ellison, en- reempla-
20 del captain Sigsbee.
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nominal arancelario.
Ell vapor <Vascoa al entrar en-
ell puerto de Arecibo en- la madruga-
da del ldnes a causa de La oscuridad
embarranc6 en- I'm bajo Jul hto 4 la to-
rre del Vigfa. Por la maffana Sc le
prestaron los au xilios necesarios i a
las diez media logr6 ponerse a fote
saliendo sin nov vedad,
Ha fallecido en- P once, don
Baudilio Rabaine Costa.
En- todo entlerro Ii I'D nras fine
bres, antes de resolver na ia relati,'
d Coronas, ms cripciones y cintas
vease al pintor Caligrafo Igaravidcz
Sol 48. Despacha' pedido$ hasta Ell
media hora.
Ha conferen nciado col ell Conf
te del Senado en- Washin gton, una
Comisi6n enviada por los plantado--
res de arroz de Louisiana, instando-
le & que SO establezca ell Ii bre trafco
entire esta Isla los E. E. y. U.
La 8a Division del 81 ercito in
giles que en- breve marcha ra para la
guerra, Sc compone de 10. QUO hon.
bres, que seran instruidos antes de
su embarque.
Ell Conde Bonf de Castellani
On una jugada en- la Bolsa de Paris,
ha perdido la enorme ca ntidad de
100000 de frances.
El Abogado don Luis Llorens y
Torres, ha alberto su bufe tie en- Pom
ce. IL. .-'
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Despachos de Madrid par1G
pan que en- Palencia, la policla ha
descubierto un gran dep6bito de ar
mas mu9iciones pertenef fiente q los
carlistas.
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Ell Presidente Mac Kinley ha
opinado, que a los produc tos que de
esta Isla entren q los d E. U. U.,
Sc les imponga un pequen derecho
nominal arancelariO.
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Por la captura de Rosalf San
tiago, ha reclamado la qualification
de 100 dollars, el celador de la Poll.
cfa Insular de Juana Diaz, don Pc
drO J. Negroni.
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just Received.

2 carloads Lime.
carload standard fOur-fOOt Laths.
carload Cement and Plaster Paris.
-AISO--
The usual stock of Horses, Mules,
Carriages, Buggies, Wagons and Har.
ness.
iii. HARRY.
Sumter, s. c., June 4, 1900.
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ALLIES WERE REPULSED

London. July l6 The Evening
News prints dispatch dated Shang-
hal today giving a detailed account
of the attack of the allied forces on
the native city Of Tien Tsin, as re
ported in the dispatch to the Asso
ciated Press dated Tien Tsin, July
13
According to the Evening News
dispatch the allies were repulsed and
compelled to retreat with q loss of
more than 100 killed, the British
losing 40 and the japanese 60 The
Americans and Russians, it is sdded,
also suffered heavily Among the
Americans killed were Col French
Of the Twenty fifth infantry and Col
Liscum of tho Ninth infantry. A
Russian colone! of artillery was also
killed
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A Large Imperial Army of
Conscrlpts.
Washington, July l6.

Washington. Jolly l6.
The republicans are beginning to
rsslise that the opposition Of our Ger.
man voters to imperialism 10 not . mere
passing whim. but is based upon prioei.
pie, which will cause msuy thousand
votes cast for Mckinley 10 1896 to bs
cast for Bryau and Stevenson this year.
Dr. L. W. Hsbsroom. who WAS head Of
the German Literary Bureau of the
Republican National Com mittee, dorisg
the last campaign and who is now cup
porting tho democratic icket, hss made
public Q statement of bis reasons for
abandoning the republican party. from
which this is quoted: "EIpsssiou of
the Union 90 the American continent
is proper. Expansion not of the
Uoioo. but BY the acquisition Of posses.
sions which are to be governed as
dependencies, subject only to the will
aud caprice Of our Executive aud Coo.
gress. Unrestricted by the Constitution,
ADD without the consent and against
the wishes of the people to be governed.
who thereby become subjects, is 10 my
opieion. improper. unjust, and unre-
publican the government Of the u. s.
10 thereby transformed into an im.
perial government for our possessions
A government With imperial power
over possessions cannot long remain re-
publican at home. AZ the government
could not have lived half slave and hslf
free, so it cannot live half imperi.list
and half republican. The foreign
policy adopted by the republican party
embrois US 10 ell tho qusrrels Of the
world. and eotsngles us 10 foreign
alliances. 1t has already entsugled US
10 oue-an unwritten alliance With
Great Britain Since British diplo
macy succeeded 10 persuadiog our
administration and our Peace Com mic.
sioners to force Spaio TO cede to US the
quickly Withdrawing shadow Of it's
already expelled sovereignty orer The
Philippines. We have been compelled to
60 hard 10 haud with England The
republican party now stands for the
lmperialistic czpac sioo. aud is al,eadv
busy cul'iva'ing the spirit OF miitarlsm.
The democratic party has earnestly.
clearly and forcibiy pronounced aeaiust
Imperialism and lis resutsat evils, for
the preservation of the republic aud
the constitution Tie issue is thus
made up. aud consider it nv plain
duty to help maintain the rcpubic by
such efforts as [ can make, humble
though they are"
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and cotton. where properly worked
look we'll; many faIds badly injured
aod some abandoned; past week very
favorable to ell crops.-Mrs s. A.
Crittenden.
Lexiugtou-EIla 4: Lands becoming
very dry; crops are we'll worked and
look we'll peas need moisture to bripp
them up; laying by nearly half iuish.
ed; some cotton is shedding aud looks
yellow from working when too We. /:
the prospects for corn were never bet.
ter; minor crops need rain, but are
doing well.-S. s. Liudler
Marlboro-Benuests No rain
in two weeks and eli crops beginning
to suffer; the excessive rainfall of June
damaged corn aud cotton, which on
light laods are yellow. with 20 cbsuos
tor recovery; some fields still grassy F;
peas, gardens, sweet potatoes and
neloos are 6ne IT. 8. Evsus.
Sumtsr-Rsmsey: The extreme heat.
after tho heavy rsins. damaged corn
aud cotton severely ; the raius of the
18th will make some improvement 10
ooro.-Mstt G. Ramsey.
Willismsburg-Grseos Farm work
progressing we'll cotton looks veil but
10 somewhst yellow corn fred 10
places ; good rains on the llth and
18th temperature mild {; sweet pot..
toes good; melons small fruit rottioR.
Il. E Burkett.
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Flremen'S Tournament
Over in Wilmington.
Delgar and Monaghan Win
First and Third Prizes

Wilmington, N. c. July Is-Iu.
ter state day of the firemen's tourna.
ment opened in the most discourar.
ing way For awhile the rain fsii
heavily and steadily. About Q
o'clock. however. it dwindIed down
to light drizzle, not serious enough
to interfere with the races The
crowds were not 80 large as usual
many visitors having Ief. the city
The tirst contest was that between
tho hook and ladder teams. Il WA
q splendid spectacle. The contest
ing companies were the Phoenix
Hook and Ladder company of Co.
lumbia, the Rescue Hook and Lsdder
company Of Asheville, and Hook and
Ladder company No l of Winston
winston won-the time being so 2.s
seconds. AshevilIe was q second
behind With record of 81 2.5 sec
onds. Columbia's time was Sc as
The first prize for the race is $3.50:
the second $50.
In the hand reel contest the rsc.
ords were % follows Independent
No ! of Columbia q :5 seconds
Palmetto No 2 of Columbi. 27 2.5
seconds Southside No 4 of Gresns.
boro u IS seconds Durham No 2
OF Durham ruled out Charlotte No
l: 70 seconds u; Goldsboro No l
~ 70 seconds Spencer No / 26
3 0 seconds ; Pioneer No l Charlotte
~ seconds Atlantic of Newbern
ruled out. Winner of first prize.
Spencer team
10 the grab reel contest records
were made as follows:
Independent No l of Columbia.
out Palmetto No Columbia 20 Is
seconds /; Southside No 4 of Greens.
boro "a l.5 seconds; Charlotte No /.
~ 4 5 seconds winning fret prize)
Durham No 2. 2l seconds Pioneer
No !. 21 seconds.
In the horse hose wagon contest .t
p. m. first prize, 500, was won BY
Delgar company of Sumter. Time
81 10 seconds Second prize, 500
oy Independent company of Colum.
bls. Time 81 3.5 seconds. Third
prize, $40, by Monaghan company,
Sumter. Time 38 2 S secons.
The record of other companies was
90 follows:
Palmetto. Columbis. 80 35 sec.
onds; Goldsboro No l. 80 8 S sec.
onds Wilson No 3, 4Sl.5 seconds .
Eclipse company. GoIdsboro. ruled
out.
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various forces Of Chinese aud Msoobus

various forces of Chinese aud Maochus
"Unfortupately, macy of Prince
Ching's troops deserted to Prince Tuau.
Prince Ching fell aud was supposed to
have been killed, but, as the search for
bis body was unsuccessful. it is now
believed that be was only wounded and
was carried of and secreted by bis
faithfal refainers
"Geo. Wang Wen Shso. although
gray haired and 10 years old, valisntly
led hls troops 10 person. He was killed
aud his force. which wss CON pletely
outou ubered. VAS routed.
REPEATED NIGHT ATTACKS.
Throughout the night repeated at.
tscks were made on tho legation, bu.
these we're invariably repulsed with
heavy losses. Toward The end of the
third watch, about 5 o'clock 10 the
morning. the allies had praotioslly
defeated the besisgers. Who we're w.ver.
ins ADD gradually Withdrawing. But
just then Gen. Tuug Flu Siaue arrived
from tho vicinity of Tiso Tsin With
large force Of Kan Su braves. By this
time the walls Of tho legation had been
battered down aud most OF The build.
logs were 10 ruins. Many of the allies
bad fslles st their posts. aud tho email
band that wss left took reiuRe 10 the
wrecked buildisgs. which they eude.v.
orsd hastily TO forsify. Upon them the
nre OF the Chinese artillery was DOW
directed. Toward sunrise it vss evi.
don't that tho ammunition OF tho allies
was running ont. and as 7 o'clock, %
tho advances Of tho Chinese 10 force
failed to draw . response. . rush wss
determined upoo.
'Ths'. s..adiog together. % the suo
rose. The little rsmsiuiog band, oil
Europssos. met death stubboroly.
There Was desperate hand to haod
encounter. The Chinese lost hesvilv.
but % ono mao fell others advanced.
sod hoally. overcome BY overwhelming
odd', every one Of the Europeaus
remaining wss put to tho sword 10 tho
most atrooious msnuer."
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The Allied Forces
Defeated at Tien Tsin.
Chinamen Fought With Great Des.
peration and Their Msrksman.
ship Was Accurate.

Tien Tsin. July 13. vie Chsfoo,
July Is. and Shanghai. July l6-At
2 O'Clock this afternoon 1000 of the
allied troops were attempting to
storm the wall Of tho city. The
attack began at daylight. lts sue.
cess 10 doubtful. The Chinese on
the vslls are estimated conservative.
y st 20.00U. They are pouring q
terrific hail of artillery. rife and ma
chine gun fire upon tho attackers
Tho Americans, Japanese. British
and French troops are attacking from,
the west aud the Russians from the
esst.
The Americans suffered terribly.
As the Associated Press representa-
tive left the field the chief surgeon
of the Ninth infantry said . oonserv.
alive estimate was that 25 per cent
OF the Americans were hit. Col
Emerson II. Liscum ie reported to
have been nOS,ally wounded ss he
was walking IN front of ,he troops
MAJ Regan and Capt BuckmiIler,
Wilcox and Noyes are among the
wounded.
The marines losses include Cant
DAVIS killed and Butler, Leonard and
several others wounded.
Officers declared that it was hotter
than Santiago
When the correspondent left the
Americans were lying in the plain
between the walls and the river.
under an eu6Iading and q direct
fire. 1t was difficult for them to sd i.
vance or retire.
The correspondent counted 800
wounded men Of all nationalities.
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REMEY CONFIRMS THE NEWS

Washingtoh. July l6 The navy
department this morning received
official confirmation from Admiral
Rem"y OF the reverse Of the allied
forces at Ticn Tsin on the morning of
The 18Th The dispatch is dated
Chetoo, July l6. and Gays: "Re
ported that allied forces attacked
native city morning l3;h Russian
right with Ninth Infantry and ma.
rincs on the left. Losscs allied forces
large Russian 100, including artll,
'ery colonel Americans over 30 !;
British over 40 So. including colo
mel French rs. Col Lscum Ninth
Infantry killed. also Cap, Davis, ma.
rine corps Capt Lemly. Lieuts But
Ter aud Leonard wounded. At I in
the evening allied attack on native
city repulsed with great l.,s Re
turns not yet in ; details not yet con
hrmed. Reuey."
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Thrilling Stories Cabled to
the London Press.

Losdeo. Jolly l6.-Tbs Shanghai
correspondent OF the Daily Mail says {:
IL can assert positively that the
Chinsss ausbori,ies bad The dreadful
news from Pskio . week ago. aod tha.
Shsos knew oil The foreigners 10 Pskiu
Wsrs dead when be asked the Amerieau
eensul TO ssble Wsshiugtoo . proposal
to deliver the forsisosrs 10 safety At
Tiso Tsiu 90 coalition that the allies
would suspend their operations to the
north OF Pekio
The correspondent adds certain de.
tails Of affairs as Pekiu after Juue rs
According to HE story. the members OF
the legations made daily sorties. some
times by night, and so successfully as to
compel the Chinese to retreat from the
im ood'a'c vicinity. These rev,rses
had q d'shearrening effac, upcn tho
Chinese, snd there soon began to be
open signs OF disa!fec,iou, fol owed by
aescriious to Prince Chiug's army,
which was endesvoriog to CO. operate
With tho bosiegad. Ultimately Prince
Tusu decided to make night attack 10
three powerful columns.
A GALLANT DEFENCE
"At = o'clock on the evening of July
o. says the correspondent, fire vas
opened with artillery upon the British
legations. where the foreigners we're
concentrated For two hours tho walls
were battered with shot aud shell an!
hugo breaches we're made 10 them.
Theu q general advance wac ordered.
aud 'ne Chinese infantry. voi!eyiag
constantly, moved toward the gsps.
The lire OF the defenders. however. was
80 accurate. aud steady that hordes e
Chinese soldiers and Boxers broke scd
He'd 10 the wiides; confusion, leaving
largo oumeers Of decd aud wounded
around the legation. They could 20,
be rallied until they we're out o.. tho
ride range Of the foreigocrs
DEFEAT OF PRINCE CHING.
Then Prince Tuao. making n
desperate appeal, induced them to
stand aud return 90 the attack Artil-
lsry fire vas then resumed. aud at the
middle watch q second attack was at .
tempted. But before the attackers
'ould accomplish their object thoy we're
met o7 Prince Ching aud Geo. Wang
Wen Sbso. with tbs,r Hoops. who we're
going 10 tbs cid Of the foreigners. A
desperate battle sosusd between The
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Situation Growing Worse.

Washington. July IA Secretary
Hey hes received an undated dis
patch from Oosul Gen Goodnow. at
Shanghai stating that the governor OF
Honan Shsnsi hss issued 'proclama.
ton favorable in ito terms to the
Boxers.
Honan Shansi 10 tho province lying
immediately northwest Of Shanghai
and between that city and Peking
Consul Goodnow's short dispatch
goes on to coufirm the general belief
that the situasion in China is steadily
growing worse instead Of better
The Honsn Shsusi referred to by MI
Goodnow % the place where the
viceroy appears to favor the Boxers,
10 ssid at the state department to be
actually two separate provinces of
vsst extent. lying in the wertern and
northern portion Of Chins, Shausi,
meaning western island. 90 the pro.
vince lying directly west of Chihii.
10 which Pekin is located Honau
sdjoius Shansi on tho south. The
two might present On almost impas
ssble barrier II, % Mr Goodno We
indicates, they sre disaffsct.
cd and undertake to oppose the north.
ward march Of the armies of Ii Hung
Chang and the other great southern
viceroys upon Pekin. The consul
generate message was undated. and
% THE lack Of knowledge % to tho
sxsct time Of happenings recorded in
the osblegrams of tho naval aud
state departments officials 10 embar.
rsssing snd even serious in results,
The government hero today cabled
instructions to its representatives in
China to include the date in the body
Of every dispatch sent BY them.
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MINISTER WI MUCH DISTRESS

Washington. July 1.-THE Chi.
nese minister continues to exert bic
efforts toward getting Information
from Pekin. but up to late hour of
the day be had not received any
answer in connection with the cipher
to Minister Cosger. or from . second
inquiry which hs forwarded yester.
day. This second dispatch was to
the Tsotsi Of Shanghai. and said. 10
substance.
"Amer,oan government and people
greatly concerned over safety Of
Minister Congsr ct Pekin. Cen you
give NE any information on the sub
jscs :"
The T.osai of Shanghai 10 high
Official, who will be opt to get earliest
reliable Information. and this personal
appeal from the minister msy bring
some reliable news on the situation.
Minister WI wss much depressed
By continued reports that tho lega.
tious bad been wiped ont and the
ministers murdered To oil inquiries
be sorrowfolly shakes bis head and
ssys that he has absolutely no infor.
nation and Can only hope for the
best. The report of tho killing of
the Russian minister and his wife was
another severe blow. but as to this
alec Mr. WI said that be had absolute
ly no news.
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CORRESPONDENTS REPORTS.

CORRESPONDENTS REPORTS.
evilIe-W;:ioeton Weather
Continued favorable for cleaning crops.
yet macy fields sre still grassy; rsio is
needed. - considerable lsud bas be-.
oome too hard to plow ooru doing
fairly we'll: cotton growing uioely
where worked properly; sll minor
crops except melons doing we'll R. F.
Morris.
Observation-Disclosures : Very little
rain during the week. uakiog it favor.
able for working cotton aud rioe, both
Of which ere as this time 10 good aver.
age condition some hayiug has been
done, aud housed in foe condition ::
rain needed for all growing crops and
pastures. aud for piowiog preparatory
for autumn planting Il Sahlmaun
Cbester6ald-Caeraw Weather very
favorable /; good rain on 12;h ceops
being cleaned Of grass crops deteriorat.
ed from the effects of excessive rainfall
in June followed by extreme heat that
scaded them: cotton small but fruit.
iog we'll in places j. Fl. Powe.
Observation-Disclosures: Light rains
on 18th and 13'h were timely all
crops improving; Gotten srcatiy
damaged by grass; OLD corn no, up 10
a. average condition j 4. CIR fla.
DavlinGtou --Dirlipg'o All orops
grew rapidly ihia wsca cur,sg &C.
6acco progressing; some barns lt ticc
tcoaccp bavc been cured; cotton has
improved ia appearance since laa. week {:
meious plentiful AID Gac e Il
McIycr.
Fiorcncc--Eoentzer: Lich, rain On
12th aud l3!h revived crops to some
extent. but corn end cotton suiF.rcd
from the effects CT tha ox.rcsaoly act
and dry weather much corn will not
make over half crop; tobacco curing
we'll under way.-J G. Wilson
Georgetowu-Ssmpit Too dry for
all crops; corn firing; cotton shedding 2
squares badly; sweet potatoes are oil
rigbt.-R. W. Bailey.
Grsenvills -Greeuville: Uplsud corn
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
HE FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
or SUMTER. & O.

At Sumter, in the State of South Carolina
at the close of business, June 20, 1900.
RESOURCES.
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A Monster Devil Fish

Destroying its victim, is type of constpa.
ton. The power of this murderous malady is
felt on organs and nerves and muscles and
brain. There's no health till it's overcome.
But DR. Kings New Life Pills are a safe and
certain cure. Best in the world for stomach,
liver, kidneys and bowels. Only Csc at DR. J
FW DsLorme's drug store.