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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-25


w"2Ws were expected TO burn themselves
, Mhrn chief built house he festiyey
Ind when his rono c.Vt, nre uTr ed'h posi-;
living men ms rollers upon which to slide
ME mem , Town into the sea. When he died
that he ms lie SOFT md " snc n ns ni ErN n
killing hahy was TOO common Tor notice
King Thakomdau and His Father.
was the Son ~ a nntea nm nntnr INV
kombnu ,,os ,,,,,ti,i,,,s H., i Ia
self Inn his f,tbcr ,,r1,o, h,,,, nh n'ut
a matinee ,naiI t,' v,naS" umin"h nrsI I
tbn SSnhns when ne sent about through
tbcv oft,n n," SINUS Inr SuppuFs an
nni v.,,,n,, , ,I uqquN 1titu WIN uruu iuch
from ~" , ",t' mmn "',,n n"u'Ss uahgilng
,b", uuv A9ru arms; pon thelr Nturn
ono ioIncd 'N''s i'ASt III Nhi'h every
y''uV"' n,
.,,pu1 "u SUI, see me ovens In winch tue
rroC11G'nE was done. Ihcy We're hlled win
~, urit Tul ss"hcS, anu IL Is related b. the
i H'NSiVnWlcS that victims were often thrust
IN awe. AZ one time hfU bodies We're
VU"NVu' Rnd NJ another eighty women were
S,lnnsl'u Tor a similar feast, When thnrc
Wcrg not enough enemies 20 supply he
tfe Watering places and To lay In stock
81 NNh"rmcn or stray women who had gone
down TO battle
Sing, Ihoeon,hau Killed his first victim
faWo ANN" "D ""s siN Years on, OIL, unl ne was
his conversion by Inc missionarIcss '' ~, ~,
then reformed. ana later on made me |
iar33N Whl'h gave these Islands to Eng
The r;i,. :; tont
.r,,. H''S -
tuoSe STORIES give you some ldca OF the !
FllNnS of the mast Tho Eiilaus pf todny 1
arc pertains the most eiynlxe1 Of Tho coi.
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irIl in S' ,'sS, >onle Of the houses are con
AVN ~ bSH!po' others oblong and o.hrrs
NI"i,h int u>E1l nut has but one to,,, i,
N On me Mholc family STAYS I, !" M ~
nJc6, Wrrssn II rains, ana where NH .ic,n
and the 1t" GI usual he'd is mat on tho door or
placed under the neck In o DI, Wnl'n Is
n"C slSeperS hedddresS VOL mn tror, Nt IN,
I'm, Ihere Is bur little Cookins ny ny
neoDIe ''uS large part Of the diet Of tbe
rI IN the mountains there ara so,au,
thSS '.I,,i VINO keep themselves anart fraIs
dress ' HnSr natives Here the men for fnii
t TSlS, mo Iied a. the front in how w yIf
fonr inrb,s uaNf Z fringe of grass nbout
deal of nSid IoAg, Roth sexes take great
You frequently SEQ ono NY" v,it dresses, ana
~ sun uSt through his hair as a srrotcher rbt n
menti R TO make mese war upon certain IN rS
every head is 't Gfsstc %l'h s witch almost
h owevHn gets beyond the scratrhing no,n ue
SttaSsG ahd IN desperation the nan nm,
and LAYING Jn1r nre Of banana leaves
on me side toward which tb w"9 ,i,, pillow
'"us smokes out the surplus VIM o.oWs
,, The Cities of the Fills.
80 y a close connection between New
~ -'''"u ana the Fills You can get boats
80 every few weeks for tho two .nIo,
~. S"'" ana Leyusa. and The excursion
-, - one OF the favorite ones OF this
Innnrb :" the world, II is looked unon here
looked Spoh i '5iP up re Great Lake ''i is
met nnmhar 1ee United States. have /
ore ~ S,au as and they tell me mn lei nav 90
scribe r se sP paradise Of ne Pacsc They 'a De.
cialE 6esn,lfnlla e capital as being cspe. /
- Ssi ana about fhonssad " Fnr lore,gn
,hief Strcs, .alss number Of natives lis
with soapsion me Victoria parade, Is paved
iseS anu Is almost milo pnn, WIZ shade
'haples nsi.ls public library \ '' n'a
,opaiian md nsdf's nI,h and Presbyterian EMS.
i is az suva thar 81, Shnarches
nd he NE NE II OF course. an Fps,i nsS ms
Which eost e sb ass t,tIs king IN s pasce
s'sut 100000 suvs has ems.
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REPUBLIC OF THE SOUTH SEAS.
Frank Carpenter Writes About the Fills
and the Tongas.

wellington, New Zealand. Before be.
slh my letters on the continent 81 Australia
want 10 tell you something about the
scheme which Is uow proposed 10 fc lerate
! New Zcaland with the Tonga and Fui
Islands. making q great colonial republic
down here below the equator un4cr the
/ projection OF England 1h.a republic VIII
I embrace hundreds Of ls!ands II Will ex-
( tend nlmost 2O0O miles from north L. sortJ,
aud i may be the beginning OF an Island
J empire wnich VIII inelude the ~, Atef part
/ o. tht SCUM seas. Inc EOYciniu nls Of me
hhll"us islhhus are NOW ~ c3huap M ne.
~ lcadhs politicians 81 New II Uland art
phshlhg tic scheme, and ita alopI Ii 3
WibS ulselSsed III the New IpAHth udf.i.-
mchL Premier Seldom is ia ihyof %. ~
anu Tue arrangement may b. cOnrunmat "a
within the year.
inc Unitp,. states is tspecltIiy interested
w 'nr ihturc 81 some OF the Islands. RE
lnhHah are not TAR south a samoa . iiu
'nc JUS nave recently formed Dir g,
connection with San Francisco by the n d.
I'ne OF steamships which the Sprcok rs
nave put ON connecting Suya aud In,ukt
the clh"l cities 81 thus, islands by way OF
hawaii. with san Francisco. There Ii al
Il connection between the samoan isbnus
ana tue Fills ana thu probability Is tGat
tlle greater part of tho trade WIN faIl into
our hands.
American Trade with the Fills.
~ the present time the FIJI islands alone
nfc annually importing about s3JO0.tuU
Already comes from the UniIed Suites "
arr supplying them with timber. Tnpy b
our COM OIL ana our hardware brings h,
inquest p;lre IN their markets rho Am r.
irhii AK Is the only kind Il fiUan will u.p
lie Hikes IL because II Is lgnt sham nd
WIcll tempered, aud he vii, buy It every
iihlc IN preference to German or IN
English AK. lie itltcs American knives witn
blades about iftecn inches long 10 rlclr
ms ms, ,, ntidS ana gather MS lmnlnas aud
watches ana clocks. | am told Il good bus
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The PRESIDENTS RECEPTION.
Meeting OF the General Advancement
Coumittpr

Committee.
There was meeting YESTERDAY af,,.r.
noon NJ the business Lcarur ~ th, ron
eral ARRANGEMENT committee having In
charge the didercrt details Of the ARRANGE.
mcnt for the reception ana entertainment
OF President Mckinley upon the occasion
of his visit to houston ON MAY B. Their,
were present Chairman Spencer uutchIns
ana Mcssrs, George Brown, s. 1alafcrro,
II. Il. MacGrcgor and oscar Reynund.
Chairman llutchlns reported that MI or
the details of the program Tor the presl.
dents reception were about completed ana
that the president had boon furnished with
a copy for his approval
The program has not been altered from
that printed In Mondays Post
>, Letters were read from several of the
IeSas congressman In Acknowledgement Of
INVITATIONS TO be present. Those who slg
nlned their Intention OF being present nTc
Nnngressmen BAN, De Grafrenreld ana
Henry Others write that they will lie
present III possible. senator bailey writes
tnnt ne WIZ be here II he IL In the State
Mr. MacGrcgor reported that tho rnil.
roads running into the city would give rX.
eurSlon rates from all points within this
Chairman Hutchlns announced that the
colorcd citizens desired to show the prCsi.
ucni some special attention and that with
'Fi"' e WV Nv NAN preparing y reception
committee from the representative col.
orcd citizens OF Houston, The plan for inc
participation Of the cOiored pcoplr In the
ceremony us at present outlined Is rs ful.
lows.
The colored school children VIII DO mar.
shaled along the line of march on Craw,
ford street between Hadlpy aud McGoWen
aud az this point viii take place the cpre,
mony contemplated by the culorcd people.
which VIII be The presentation to The
president OF some Testimonial by them
They now contemplate erecting Il floral
arch or canopy over the street where this
ceremony is 10 take place. aud under his
arch the presidents carriage will be
stopped In order that the colored pcoplc
may make their presentation, after which
the line ot march TO the Auditorium will |
be resumed
1t was announced that quite q number OF
newspaper representatives would accom-. |
pany the presidential party, Including rep |
resentutives OF the press associations and |
various Eastern papers, and TO take caro- !
ot the newspaper contingent and see that /
they are given all the facilities they re-
quto In the line of their work press |
was created with II. H. RryNn |
OF The Post as chairman, with authority TO /
III the committee with Representatives /
from the different newspapers In the city |
To Mr.. George Brown was delegated the /
duly OF securing badges for the local com.
mittecS.
The arrangement committee viii meet |
again Sunday at p, m, at the business
I Va
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Victoria Local News.

Victoria, Texas, April 24.-The nlfD N
celebration passed on enjoyaps !, -.
Elephants and spectators yesterday a,
purely local event, and no eu~.
made to attract interest aud A' r,.,.
from adjoining towns as in forms ass va
me parade comprised the yaf.%gs 10 q
teer firemon, tho band ana wv can:esi
pConnor Guards. There Wesvvnsnie,.
banquet at the city hall and graz
at night morclE
Mrs, l.. T. De Mouche left W. M
for Fort Worth TO visit her ssi
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Rank from Philippines.

Mexip, Texas. April %. The Nsi .s,sufi
who followed Colonel LutheSssssiss aye p. y
the jnngles and over the mouniAin. 70,
Philippines have arrived At hY MA b,lts
E neSn e as Rsd Henry Han Js ,s"i, S
VIII Davenport, Adolf Reimer ~ H,:
Of Mexia. and Oscar NawIsnu xers ~
town. Red and Henry Han sn6 ~,
printer boys before they enlistsu Az =
trumpeters while In the SER ar-es. ~
ing the battles In which escn eNferomoi y
course they were warmly W
their friends here. 4
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crmncnl az q cents year o. cents
cppy ~ iddJf3n To- these there IS the
NJ Coioni.t published go Levnka al 50
What the FiHs Are.
But before 60 further let me give YOU
some idea as to the extent of the ISLANDS.
You know that they lie south Of the cqnator
aud little To the west az our possessions
In SaninH. hut pnn may not knoN thai they
afo scattered over The sen for distance
% several hndred miles and that they
. CONSTITUTE. altogether more thau -Wu ar
frrtni isnnIs and islcts They were dis
covered IN 1853 by the Dutch navigator,
Iatman, ne saiur man who disroNefel
Tasmania. aud they became BRUSH col
cni iu 1915 Altosethcr their area Is 2
lltilC less tHan tnat of Massachusetts ana
their Total population about that OF Omahh.
fhrr arc growing less In uumb'f every
year There were $1,000 more forty wears
aga thlu there arr now. "a fact which sug-
COSTS lhAt modern civilization may mean
,el'u 10 Tie ~aVl2cs OF the south seas. The
sarn falling OIL has occur1 d ln thc Hawai-
ui' islIuds. a, well is In othrT places where
ih' foreigners have introduced ncw diseases
HlcHg Witi otpcr evils which We have but
which they dl not. Take the measles. for
lngiauc, This disease was unknown
un;ll J WAS brought i'm by the Europeans
hut when II came 10 took on 10000 pen.
pie the nrst year ana it has killed many
since.
How the Fiiians Look.
NUI htlil lN' tlIlHUS ure as strong ana as
good lookiug as the foreigners They arc
among the finest Of the Melanesians. and
are far superior TO our American TndlHaS.
They have darI copper skins fsiszly hair.
which stands up about their heads in an
enormous mop, making Them Ionk very tail
yhey plaster their hair with dampcd lime
IN ordcr to have % stand straight. and this
~ connection Ttth the sun beaches II TO
an auburn and makes FL lOoN very cuFOus.
Ihc inca are tail aud well formed The
women, when young, are line looking, hitv.
LnS handsome eyes ANA well.molded faces.
In tine scttitd regions the women wear
the usual attire Is a breech cloth and a
HtrthS of beads ana fan, fhe mcn wca.
lttl. more
ihr Fillaus arc % good nuturcd people.
They are 'icJuly and sprud marc than half
thcir time lu he water. After every bath
they rnh themselves down with rocoaunt
oil. th, rancid smell Of which enables " a.
20 ten them II ,hc Nind Is blowing right
Ec!oge yOu can SEQ them
FIJI Houses and Towns.
There are number OF FIJI! villages scat
tered over tho isIauis and there arc many
natives who live ln and about Suya and
lr1nla. the principal places where the
Foreigners are located.
Thr Fiii villages are made almost on.
tirely Of thatchrd nuts the walls made Of
woven hJmbro. The roofs are very tlic,
md the ihltch is so beautifully nat on thar
!, SeI,1S 10 nc W"v,1 40 nails are used
II building. the walls being tied together
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Dropped Dead! Heart ''''''''
No! KIDNEY DISEASr

people so-elei Heart Disease or sppy but In
enee, gtote NF
In fatal maady than
Of the
rec ed Al dom
r,as 4lt'
and attribute
flash The victim
the
he appetite
he has
unused kidney disease the poison o
SAT. csr
uy permanently or bov
kidneys
tn
desired ,..
- adheu
\
Io rtee sample Warner
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overwhelmingly.

Miss Maggie c, Moody, daughter OF Mr..
J. j. Moody of this city, and Mr.. G. d.
Pickett Of Waco were married last night
~ the residence of the brides fatbsr No
2t&u Travis street The ceremony wn.
performed ut y. M, by Rev. lisa NJ
Bryce. Of the Washington street MI ii
church Many beautiful presents were re,
cd the entertainment. The happy couple
took train NJ II o'clock for trip through
the state after watch they win 20 10 Waco
TO make that city their future home
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sHeRlEEs, pEpARrMENr.

Taken IN by joe Renne. Fairbanks.
Texas, a sorrel mare, about or : years
old; fourteen hands high branded n. Il.
connected but the II. reversed on the left
shoulder and on the left hip; has a set fast
on the back and looks US n II Inns heen emf
out. A. r. Anderson sheriff
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was a young man about n years Of aae ana
ihorrincrly resided In Richmond, liz father
pWtinI tnr late II. u. Frost IL that III \.
cie Hffmarried Miss Marjorie Kcndnit ~
lou lon. about two months ago. 3n, INK,
e ,a, VIII take place AZ Richmond this az.
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Do not leave home on a Journey without
bottle of chamberlaiu's Collie. Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy II is almost Ger.
tain to be needed and can not be procured
while You are on board the cars or steam.
ship. 1t is pleasant safe ana reliable. ror
sale by all druggists.
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Willis | ooal Not.s

Willis, Texas, April -, owen A. Smith
returned from Houston yesterday.
AIRS Lucy NJ. Roll, with Mrs Carrie car.
Ter and little son, Edwin, left Yesterday
afternoon for California to rcSide In ruturE
sam a. Crawford Is In san Jacinto roun
" this week attending the district court
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SPECIAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

The old Maids conventions Tor henent 40
Kings Daughters, opera house. Aprll NJ
NIFTY ladies' Muslkal, lafable, unluue e5S'
tunes. Reserved seats 20 cents 6alcoav
Old Maids, attention; Full dress 70.
nearsal at $3.50 today al opdra house.
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Shot from Ambush.

~ trinity, Texas, April 2I-John Moore
lying elgnt miles In the country, was
SHOT from ambush yesterday aud morta 'iy
wounded, one OF his horses which no ,,y,s
IRVING az the time being Killed. An M
rest has been made. q"
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SPRAY FROM OIL FIELD.
Interesting Oil Stories Around the
Houston Hotel Corridors.
MENACE TO STANDARD OIL COMPANY
A fioustonian's impression OF Conditions
at Beaumont - Activity just Com
nencina--Outlook at San Antonio.

tlfiSt nflI hrOtAr rpat.adup sT,h.
uvan s,o,a ~, ~. .....t,,s - 90
N'"n s.Vui hs me pugihst invinclOle. The
world looked upon the grave as his only
conqucrnr. but one fine evening down In
New Orleans the big slueger ran mn against
Jim Corhett and his star Of niumpban,
glory went out forever, IN tho .on,nar
ca world the STANDARD OH comnany NO.
cupes sullivan pnsition today "a ear
MS competition Is concerped ,ba ,o,,no,,,.
seems inylhclbIe But. rem vou thn cor.
ounrlny moro Z, M, ~ 'Vu'
t''"s "e'" " tn'S great octopus is now
IN sight aud IN training FOR the great
contest which viii ~oou hc puned on
~ 49,. f"''" w.
mean eNaeuF this and know where
OF ! speak a combination of Texas oil
operators !; now IN proA.5s OF formn
the largest cnplnarios lt ia po ,,n,
consolidation for number of weeks past
his g. so, 0u.Pn. 81 tne wells involved Ia
name them amounts To- II. nncb AZ
more oil. than the combined holdings Of
beinS Stn a.garl V'l cempany 10 qdfltign 10
ths nov to,,,3,s,,r MS hrgtll'ple nolIlhg5
acres OK iii territory ~ tnnS,,, "um,i rt,
has millions In cold cash
Tint they can suceeSsfutv combat with
the standard on company there Is M aurs.
tiou ~ doubt In nv mind Greet ityar
between those Two cie1nflc concerns VIII
uudorbtodiv folInV m. gor,,'tt t,n''S VIZ.
new rontn5pv yvbt.b n, WI ,ue
eveutuniiv nnj thr ,,,,i,',.i.' gi,bbit'u w ~
ara neontc ar forc ,tn Wy ."t 95,iW,
ons mia enr ,S H WIN e" w i5nuu',
ror,Yanv Va, ar n"'tu+9 w. 'Ie lVANs
mis- gjeoutic scbcrc Wa, sYub I t on
yeiocn,ertsH S'"VhlV' NJ" "ateu TOR ue-
1T Is remarkable said Mr. ] W. Cot.
ION last night. "how much cold cash ls
,.ta ...,
"''""N ]" 'nt pVtNcl' OF visitors
10 Beaumont was In rcAl estate OF.
fee there ycsterdny and witnessed tbn
acres IN the Gmdys district .Tvcnty
thousand dollars sand inc r.,l ost,t.
dealer In about inc same uuorcteni,ous
fashion that. dry goods cicrl JtoAd quote
tne psicc OF . calico dress pattern. the
aug mn , NM. voiI,r ,,,, Az, ,,,H'ytii,
rrecrhaak ,,,,,o,,I sn,,, on ~"
Seuts1 ,,,,i't ""' N~,'"p ""u ~,
rcad /, ,o,.i I,ii f nU ia' WllNn
F" ~ .e,i,,a ~ ,|ii,n' 'n7 ,attnH'
r,.,t IN & va n"n', ~ 'TpuW, ~ nav
sue, - ''" "-''H 4" '"' he"E dorsey
.. ~, go - .rt
~ tteu VIE p'sstu' TINS Property mas
pln"""2 chaHtvN MINUS Nbou' uoHch
IneS IN q s'mllnf mluher ana VIII prob
sh4 60 long alStnucH down the Inc he
iofr derl rs called Tor
% d ffN Ia trHt Tn
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Was list das2 stencils. rubber s,amns
not4ry, and ledge seals, metal checks, ete
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SPANISH NAcKpprt

Louisiana Crabs, shrimp. Red snapner
berwick Bay oysters. Artusys, 4ld Travis
street; phone ia.
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Exoursion.

:. New Orleans aud return $3.50. MAY ,
q. OF Il. Il. excursion. y
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Death 81 Georne q. Erost.

George H. Frost died yesterday Afternoon
AZ his mothers residence in Galveston. lie
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was especially jnblnut yes>crday over the
news TINT a strong now o. gas had been
struck IN q well icing put down by Major
l.ucns In fhc Hlllebrnnd tract The Bryan
Heard company land " partly in thc lii
lcbrand and pnriiy IN the y. Rowe league
md the discovery of gusher at the FIRST
banned would materially Increase the value
of their holdings
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The following oil lenses were filed at
Houston yesterday;
Thomas Wright q al Ia Jobn A Cn,to,

Thomas Wright y Al 60 John a. Caplen.
900 ncrcs OF william Scott survey for 5
cents per acre for each year and one. tenth
OF product Of lnnd In oil and other min.
tlhls. Lease 10 he perpe;uated on Il ROYALTY
lmss as long as mineral Ia paying quanti
tls ~ found
Mrs. William Wright 10 John A. Capien
80 acres of William scott survey, 10 cents
Dcr acre for one year
\. W: Wllkerson TO John a. Caplen, GO
ncfes oil l."bc flcmmlnNay survey, 10 cents
per acre for one year.
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"a pathetic story in connection with the
many new-made fortunes IN the Texas oil
heid' said n prominent beaumont cltl-
zenfat the Lawlor yesterday. ''was brought
20 light by The accidental killing OF Jew
els Hebert last week Young Hebrrt went
into tile railroad service SOME time aso,
against the wishes OF his parents who
were well1io-do and owned eonsiderahie
fe;u estate IN the richest portion az rhe
gu bell The father Of the dead boy sold
portion o. his property ut an enormous
price several weeks aro. making him one
9f The, wealthIest men Ia Southeast TeT.
as md had fully persuaded his son 70
g g,,,,, fallroaping come home and enjoy tbs
haa glyen tue company formal notice Of
n ~, intcntinn 70 qqit on certain day and
was Killed JUST The night previons nv n
\, engine passing over his body IN
The LEGAL oil companies are ali dining
we'll and several Of them HAYS sold an
their atock The BRYAN Heard .on,,.a.
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lodging and clothes. The waye. 80
paid in cash, and the men mIist ~. Y
the chance TO go back home nj X.
of the term II they wish y I
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-04-16

Desde hace "A ahos vienen comprobando las
propedadee t6ncas Feconstuyentes de estas Pfdoias
cuya f6.mulaon ammonia con los progresses dc II te-
rAp4utica evitando alghn neonveniente obsel vado
al ptbnbo una preparation tan perfecta dtI. como
una r4pfda en- sus efectos.
Las yerdaderas PILDORAS RECONSTITUf BN-
TIES DEL DOCTOR REVERON curan prontamente
todas las enfermedades que dependen del empoore
b bitar en- sitios hdD.sdos y NAL ventilados. por
e1 ermedades anteriores.--go1 muy efcaoes en- las
psutacaones del cnraz6n, dolores de cabeza inape-
tencia debildad dolores las piernas hdropesls.
sSfas1a e 1 ds N so.
forimo Erandes perdidas Dc sangre fslta;ds %ens,
ovenas1 1debfdad general tOda alteraci6n uaorbesa
que aoA Hfnt0ma de una CLORO-ANK0A.
La importancia do estas Pildoras. QUE Sc RICO
NIhNDAN POR 81 eOI.AS. est4 cOEapFobada no sole
con 81 usO I'm genefaxado que tienen en- u lsia sne
oue Il mb8nc0n las muchas mita clones qae oe eiln
ee han hoch0 eEnpleaudo onvase enyoltcr1os nAsti
nonh9ee paSootdOs,