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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-10-13
Octubre /

Ell Professor Normal D Felioe Janer,
residente en- Rio Pledras, admite nj
nos internos de s q IA af1os de edad.
Los alumnos estudiaran preferen-
temente Ell idion ingles y. recibir ao
una compl sta instruction primsria,
baio la direction d. | referido r. rofe-
sor, auxi iado oe uno de sus hjos q.
ACADIA de l.egar de los r tados Uni.
dos
Ell Sr, Janer dara los informes gus
SO le pidau acerca de estipendios y
demas condiciones.
TX 6
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Concert.
by the Band Of the InSular
Police
Francisco Verar, Leader.
at the
Palace Of the Governor. -
Monday Z 7ening, October 14th, 1901
PROGRAM.

10 Two step, .Insular Poll :
&C., V erar.
% Overture from the opera
<I'ra Diavolo o............. Auber
30 Symphony from the opera
<Ruy Blse.s -,........... Capelll.
40 March <Dueppel S; han
zen,s Piefke.
50 Intermezzo, from the opers
xL,a FAvorita. p.. Donizetti.
60 Waltz xHeinke hr, . B ,iley.
20 Medley Of populsr m elo
dies "a Sure Tair O.. .... Tobani.
50 Danza, <Patrias :. Dueflo.
<La Borinquen, and sIhe Star
spaugled Banners
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f. BIEN DICIIO ~

Ha contraido matrimonio en-
Ponce con Ia senorita Petra Mayo
raj y RI driguez, don Antonio Ca
hasa y Plea.
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Un vecino de Ponce hs pasado

Un vecino de Ponce hs pasado
una communication a. juzgado mum
cipal de aquella ciud ad, Ga do cuen-
ia de habersele des sparecido su es
Dos a desde el dia del corrlents, no
habie1 d. pod:do dar con ella, a pc
sar de as innumerables diiigenclas
que ha practicable con este objeto.
-coSsEJo LAS MADaEs, ---El iarabe ealma, tie
do Wnsow debe usarse senpre aqe los d nnos es
tranquilo, aviando al no de dolor ell angelic dey
pierta con muoha yyezs Es mny ny egradablee o a. a
dos dolores, ayuda al 7iento. regua oe intestnos
ese mejor conocido remedio para "a diarrea, asi rs
"a do pedir por "Jarabe Calmapteda Mr. Wien
dassr el m e1or de todo
Sc encuentran vacartes en- Ba-
yamo cuatro escuelss 8: una gradua
da y tres rurales.
Las sclicituaes debsn enviarse
antes del dia IS
La Junta Local de Instruction
de Juncos anuncia lss vacantes de
una escuela graduada y otra rural
OPOR q AID!
Sc desea uu sc clio honrado y
trsb ljador con IS, 900 90 en- efeciivo,
psra dar mayor importancia a un
magnidco negocio estzblecido hace
amos y, prodaciendo un 40 pS de
benefcio. Sc garantiza ell exito en- el
negocio. Ninguna aplicacion que no
nene las condolences antedichas Sc
ra atendida. Pors mas informes di-
rigi'ss q oportatniclad Apartado de
correo 416 San Juan. p r.
n-a-30-ll
Aver ha salido para GALES ell
Rd. Padre Juan E Gonzalez cura
economo de Toa alta, ionde gozaba
de grandes , mercedes simpatias.
CALDERVS.-- La casa de NJ. zier
& Ca tene mucha experiencia en- la fabrica
cion de Calderas para Haciendas de Cana, y
construye una clase especial de acero, las cua-
les levanta vapor muy pronto con e. bagaZo
Para preeios y particulares
rijirse 4 r. A. Macfie.
Unico Agente en- Z. r
Gallo del Cristo No. !.
Porel vapor sSan Juans re-
gresara de los E tsd s Uni les ei
Dslsgado la CANA a Insalar sen1r
B ondet ouien SO propore hjar su
Residential en- Barcelona.
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DIGANME u!

5C,Ges son los mejores cgarrillos d'
Puerto Rico.
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U VAS

Vende an & Is centavos la libra
LUNA Hermanos.
n 8 Is 4.
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blica de haberle extraidO a nm pc
bre candido, de los bolsislos del pan
talon, Ia suma de cuatro pesos, en-
momentos muy crfticos
Aver termino Ia Junta de SAM
dad de esta villa sus vista de inspec-
cion a los establecimientos pnblicos.
En- algunos Sc encontr6 art1culos en-
mai estado cuyo decomiso fue un
hscho.
Sigue fabricandosesy expendien-
dose pan de calidad pesima. Unas
vaces ssle completamente acido,
otras falto de sal y much 8 muy
NAL elab orado. gsYos llanlo Ia aten-
ci6n de quien corresponds sobre tan
importante asuntc.
Jnnto con estas notas llegara q
San Juan la comisi6n que ha de en-
tregar al sef1or Obispo Ell escrito de
que di ctents, scljcitando el retor1o
del r., B srrios. t.a a !.
Las frmss que autorizan aquel
constituyen el pueblo todo..
| Anteayer Sc vic en- esta Corte
| de distrito el juicio oral contra don
| Gregorio Kuinlan y otros por fal-
sedad, quienes fueron defend1dos
| por al Lcdo. S.. Gonzal az Darder.
| Componfan ell Tribunal los sefores
/ Cuchf, pre- sidente, Shoencrichey, Ma
dal Santa G Iona, juect asociae os.
y l. Costa, fiscal. La acu saclon
privada estaba cargo del Lcdo'
Jose de Guzmau Banitez. Ei! puoll
co apenas cabfa en- el espacloso 10
cal. Resumen: todes les acus ados
resultaron inocentes del hecho que
So les imputsba, siendo absueltos
por mayor1a.
| e! Lcao. don Juan Rsm6n Ra
mos asistio al acto.
| El ilustrado doctor don Jesd:
| Monagas Sc halla entire nosotros
donde permaneceran algunos meses
Vase ha offecido al publico en- SUI
servicics profession al AZ, y tiene S,
residencia en- ell hotel B JriEqnen.
| lie ssludamos atenta Iente y de
seames que su permanencla aqul II
LIZ COuOia au5CiOu uGl JulClO VI q
contra Emiliano Qainones y otros
por robo en- cuadrilla y homicidit
ha tenido efe ,to hoy en- esta Cort'
de distritC.
| De la sentencia que recaiga da
re cuents oportunamente.
Il Aunque no del todo restableci
dc, va esta bsstante mejor de su do
Ilencia q senor Al ,alde do esta vi
LA.
El ioven que atento contra s.
vida Ell mes pasado, que TODD e
mundo opinaba que morir1a en- bre
We, esta fue.a va de esq peligro. To
dos los dias sale & la Gale, y por l.
que Sc We, no abriga en- su mente la
siniestras intenciones que le pertur
baran un dia
/ Ell CORREsPONSAL.
O;tubre IL.
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fal y NJ uflgueZ, dOn ANTONIO "a
hasa y Plea.
La Emulsion de Scott merece
con justicia ell alto concepto en- que
la tiene la profession medica. Asf 10
reconoce ell habil 6 inteligente doc
tor don Florencio Vil!uendas, de
Juana Diaz, Puerto Rico,
He aquf sus propias paiabras:
fla Emulsion de Scott es un
preparado excelente y justamente
conceptuado as1 por todos los medi
cos>
Dr.. FIorencio Vilfuendas.
Medico Tltular de Juana Diaz
COLEGIo DE La CONCEPTION.
FL que suscribe particips, los
sef1ores padres de famlla que ha
trasladado su,plantel, de ensef1anza
q los altos de la casa n Q 23 de la
calle de Ia Cruz, local conocido por
Ella Filarmonia,
POR CIEN DOLLARS al con
taao s., vende un piano en- muy buen
estado, de la afamada fabrica de
Kalmann, Berlin que costo $500 me-
xicanos. En- esta redacci6n infor-
nnareu os p
Vapores que saldran
PARA NEW-YORK
Relacion dc los Yapores que sal
dram del puerto de San Juan para
al de New-York. ..s
Ponce. 10 Octhr
E esta inprenta SO vende pa
rel de pari6dico 81 40 ell quint
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19 JBafsHfg .uo * Il '}|pp{Ssa 'g}|pp{Ssa l2FPaa asa
DiavoIo. Auber.
80 Sinfonia de la Opera <Ruy
B as,. Capelli.
40 Marcia <Dueppel Sc han
ze,. ......... p efke.
50 Intermezzo de la opera sFa-
yorits.. ............ Doniz stti.
Co. Walls eHeimkehr.s alley.
70 PIT pourri de aires popula,
res ga Sure Thing.s Tobanl.
81 Danza sPatria -. Dueno.
sLa B Borinquen. y el Himno ma
cional
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nu srto para ssguir vlaie con ST.
no & Canarias y escalss
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-10-13
De Yenta

Bombillas electricas de 8 Is
bujias, q 80 centavos una sEl Tele
grato,
San Justo 12- San Juan
a-3o-28
En- esta tipogratiase hace toda
elias de trahsios preGios equitati
vas
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Ha sfdo acusada una mujer pn-
blica de haberle extraidO a I'M pc
bre c&ndido, de los bolshlos del pan
talon, la suma de cuatro pesos, en-
momentos muy crfticos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-10-13
la COLLECTIVE I"

Guides son los cigarrilIos mas baratos
populares.
" VlOLGTA"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-10-13
Copiai',raos a,
lei "HaCendadO MeXiCanO''

Iel / . de Septiembre de- 1901.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-10-13

En- el Distrito q . Coamo existen
cinco escuelas rurales vacantes CON
cadiendose diez dias para la adml-
sion de solicitudes.
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Ha fallecido en- Ponce don
Santiago Gimenez-
FL Ayuntamiento de Ponce ira
ia de contratar un emprestito con
un banquero americana.
UVAS
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-10-13
MuEBLES BARATOS

MUEBLES BARATOS
Sillerias americanas y de Vie
ma. Juegos para habitaciones y Co
medor. Escritorios comerciales y
para Sras. Camas, iuegos de MINI
bre para gabinete, guarda conf
das, etc. etc.
PARA tNINOS'
Coches varias formas con llanta
y gomas, sillas- coches, sillas atlas
para mesa, mecedoras etc. en- "Los
Novios' Fortaleza 43
NAP
En- { Distrlto de Santa Isabel
hay vacante una es,uela graduada
de ninas, concediendose cinco dias
para su provision.
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Aver termino Ia Junta de Sani-
dad do esta villa su3 vista de inspec-
cion q los establecimientos phblicos.
En- algunos Sc encontr6 art1culos en-
NAL estado cuyo decomiso fue un
b echo.
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Sc encuentran vacartes en- Ba-
yam6l cuatro escuelss: una gradua
da y tres rurales.
Las sclicitudes deb3n enviarse
antes del dia IS
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La Junta Local de Instruction
de Juncos anuncia las vacantes de
una escuela graduada y otra rural
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-10-13

sigue fabricAndosesy y expendi6n-
dose pan de calidad pesima. Unas
vaces ssls comp1etamente acido,
otras falto de sal y much muy
NAL Ella orado. Yos llan1o Ia aten-
ci6n de quien corresponds sobre tan
importante asuntc.
Evening star., 1901-10-17
King Onends Ritualists.

A London dispatch says: The Church
Times, organ Of the ritualists, contains q
virulent attack on King Edward for at
tending the services at the Crathie Presby-
terian Parish Church. The king. declares
this newspaper. is a catholic prince" and
as such ought not to be found worshiping
In the company of Presbyterians and con-
forming to different religion" In Scot
land.
Queen Victoria, continues the Church
Times, attended the Crathie Church be-
cause OF her "Jacobite sympathies," and
the king fought to know better than to
follow her example
Evening star., 1901-10-17

perhaps three points on the port bow. The
helm had been eased aport before thar, so
1t had changed their bearing somewhat IL
was hard to tell at the very beginning Of
the turn how they bore"
what were the relative positions Of the
Brooklyn and the Colon, when the Colon
passed the Viscaya7 How was the Brook
lyn heading at this timer
The Colon passed inside the viscaya at
a distance of about 1000 yards 1 think.
90 tnat at that time her range would
probably have been 400 yards. She Dore
the same bearing as the Colon at that time
forward of the starboard beam, about two
points The Brooklyn was heading prob
ably nearly west"
The court then adjourned for the iay
Evening star., 1901-10-17
III. H. Aplin Elected to CONGRESS.

George d. Jackson of Bay City, Mich,
the democratic candidate for representative
from the tenth congressional district. to
succeed the late Representative crump.
admits his defeat in Tuesdays special cleo
tion by from 200 to 800 majority. At re-
publican headquarters the majority of H
II. Aplin. the republican candidate, is estf-
mated at over 500. based on the latest re.
turns. The vote was very light.
Evening star., 1901-10-17
MysteriOus Stranger Excites Distrust.
Special Correspondence Of The Evening Star.
ROYrpS Md Octoher 16 1o01

About $50 o'clock this morning a man
about forty or fifty years Old with gray
beard and of average size. with overcoat
on his arm and carrying black satchel,
came to the ticket Office at Boyd's and
threw in letter to Mr.. M. Earle Higgins
of this place, who is connected with the
Treasury Department at Washington, and
ing to any one The letter is addressed to
the President of the United States and is
supposed to be written In the Polish Ian
guage. The man is believed to be crank.
He is following the railroad tracks and
is evidently bound for Washington.
Evening star., 1901-10-17
The Democratic Club.

New York's club ethics have always been
more liberal than those of London, but
nothing like the freedom Of the Democratic
Club has ever existed in any other nomi-
nally social organization. The club is so
thoroughly Tammanyized that even the
appointment of servants is made an equiva-
lent for political pull A stranger who
dined there not long ago came to the con-
clusion that 1t was also DeveryiZed when
his host selected quick waiter and tipped
him before his order and again when he
paid his bill. The tipping Of servants, ex-
cept in yearly contributions % the Christ
mas fund, is a serious offense In all other
New York clubs. Included in the present
big membership of this club are some men
who would be eligible to almost any other
club and who have Joined this for political
reasons. There are many men, however,
who would not even be permitted the
honor of being posted for membership,
much less elected, to any reputable club in
New York The fact that man has been
indicted for criminal offense does not make
him ineligible. The club views indiscre-
tions of this sort as did the song writer
who was suing in a Brooklyn court last
week for money of which he lad been de-
frauded. In reply to the opposing counsers
question, Haven't you served term in
Elmira for forgery?' he answered in an in
jured tone, Probably I did in my youth"
Croker's personality dominates the club
and his presence In 1t at election time in
creases its house receipts many fold.
Evening star., 1901-10-17
What Croker Would Say.

There, you see. I gave them an ,n1e-
pendent candidate and we couldn't get out
the vote. I tell you the only kind of a
man to win with-the only kind of a man
who can bring out the organization vote
Is an organization man. We can win with
fellows like Van Wyck and Grant and Gill
roy, but when we put mugwump at the
head of the ticket we lost and we deserve
to lose"
So far Shepard is making a very poor
campaign, and he has disappointed those
who know him best. Evidently his heart
is not in his work of defending Croker and
Devery and the entire crowd of crooked
Tammanyites. Those who remember the
Shepard of old who was wont to fire the
hearts of his hearers with his passionate
denunciations Of Tammany Hall in gen.
eral and Croker in particular have been
puzzled by the fact that Shepard for the
first time in his life seems to be at loss
for words Evidently he is In his element
as an Independent, and he is about as
happy as a fish out of water in his latest
role as the defender. of an organization
which he has repeatedly and publicly pro-
nounced the most corrupt and crooked
the face of the globe.
Evening star., 1901-10-17
Croker Planning a Coup.

According to some of the well-posted
democrats of Kings county Croker is plan
ming great coup which will be sprung
few days before election, and will leave no
doubt as to Tammanys victory. 1t is
nothing more or less than the removal of
Deputy Police Commissioner Devery. This,
the Brooklyn democrats say. will take the
wind out of the sails of the fusion forces
and leave them without effective ammuni
tion. 1t will be too close to election to
combat the effect of Deverys resignation,
the democrats believe, and in consequence
Shepard and the rest of the ticket will
have practically a walkover. The organi-
zation men in Brooklyn point out that the
fusionists are now directing their chief at
tention to Deveryism and are actually
making it the main issue of the campaign,
so that should this issue be suddenly elimi-
mated, their guns would be spiked, just so
to speak. The announcement made that
Devery would resign after election, If he
secures a "vindication" by the election of
the democratic ticket, is taken to indicate
that there is something in the wind" and
the fusionists are going to make plans to
bring other issues than that of "Devery-
ism to the front from now until election
day in case the srpmoE about the removal
or resignation of Devery a few days before
election proves corrects1
second edition Of the. usual Kings
county. text book, which has been sup
pressed, has been ordered. The book will
lars, in fact, In all with the exception of
a few paragraphs. Insignificant as they
are regarding the space occupied by them,
they have been considered Of such impor-
tance that they have furnished the fusion
party with invaluable campaign arguments,
produced great haiarityt among the public
and and made the Wnloushby street leaders
Charges Against Tammany.
The original text contained the declara-
tion that the Kings county democracy had
always fought Tanimany: that had it not
been for the Necessity. OF self-preservation
an alliance with gCokeI's forces had never
come about; that Deputy Police Commits
sioner Barney" York had successfully
Kept the pool room syndicate Of Manhattan
from crossing the bridge, and that the at
tempt OF Tammany Hall to "Deveryize"
brooklyn had been dismal failure. Thou
sands OF suppressed copies of the first edi-
tion are In closet at headquarters When
the order to suppress the pamphlet was
Snea, chairman OF the campaign commit
zee, said that all copies on hand had been
gwen out, and that the public was welcome
70 the new ones as soon as issued. Shea
mad to make good his bluff. and for this rea-
son he gave orders for the Immediate re-
vision OF the book This revision is q mas
terpfece OF diplomacy The corrections are
to be made In such a manner that super
ficial observer should not be able to detect
the difference between the first and second
edition. All that can be left In without q
direct slap In the face of Tammany is> to re-
main undisturbsd, and the offensive pass
Evening star., 1901-10-17
Silver Plated Ware.
(Odds and ends.)
New Book News.
.(5-vol. Sets, 4oc.)

.(5-vol. Sets, 4oc.)
Cloth-bound sets, 8 vols for only 4ec
Works of Marlett. Carey, Burnett. Braeme,
Alexander and others.
81 Jingle Jangle Rhymes 29c
boc LES Miserables," $50 pages .23c
Evening star., 1901-10-17
Underwear, soc.
Value is SD

Choi,e OF Eiderdown Dressing Sacques
with silk fastenings; Knit Lambs Wool
Skirts; Lace e-trimmed F1annelette Gowns.
Evening star., 1901-10-17
Umbrellas, S1.49.
(Some worth So. 5O.)

Makers surplus of various lots Spun
Silk Umbrellas, with &c and 2S-inch Para
gon frames. None worth less than 81.
Choice for 81 40.
Evening star., 1901-10-17
ages are not to be eliminated entirely, but

In Manhattan both sides seem to be con-
centrating their efforts on the territory
below 14th street. If Low can get the vote
that he obtained in the lower districts of
the city when he was a candidate for
mayor four years ago plus the regular or
ganization vote of the republican party his
majority will be a surprise to both sides
in this city.
Evening star., 1901-10-17
Underwear, 400.
TT.1

Ladies' White and Natural Wool Vests and
P.nts, with just the proportion of wool to
assure health and comfort. Superior glove
fitting ribbed garments.
Evening star., 1901-10-17
WOmen's FURNISHINGS,

''The Favorite Glove" Regular 500
vaine Bargain Friday Price. ............6 Soc.
Ladies IZ12c: Stock Collars. Sc.
Iadies Zoc Fancy Hose. e.-.-......... 15c.
Ladies' 15c. Black Hose . 9c
Ladies' Beautiful Silk Gloria Umbrel-
las, pearl handles. Regular 81. .9S value.
Bargain Friday Price. ce................ $125
Evening star., 1901-10-17
Pitchers at 21c.
Superior at 2sc.)

lSuperlor at 25c.
These Hah-gallon Size Pitchers are artis-
1caiIy decorated and are superior value at
Ioc. Another Basement bargain. So are
tne Japanese China Cups and Saucers at
10c instead OF 15c. ~
Evening star., 1901-10-17
Ladies' Suit Dent .

Ladies' Cloth Suits, jackets trimmed with
braid haring, deep founce skirts In several
eolors. Regular S25 values. CHE mQ
Bargain Friday Price. " O'>C
Regular SIS Suits. Bargain Friday
Price .........-............. s7.9s
Regular $3.50 Suits. Bargain Friday
Price .................... s1o.9s
Ladies' S3.9S Coats. Bargain Friday
Price .................-... s24s
Ladies' $3.50 Coats, black and tan. $6.9S
Ladies' SIS Coats. Bargain Friday
.SlV.So
Ladies' SILK. Satin and Velvet Waists
Regular S3.9S values. Bargain Friday
S<So
Ladies' S5.9S SILK Waists. Bargain
Friday Price. Observation-Disclosures. $4.39
Ladies' 81 Flannel Waists. Bargain
rEludy Hrlce -----..-----.-. I9c-
Ladies' Electric Seal Skunk and Pos
sum Collars. Regular SIPS values.
Bargain Friday Price. Observation-Disclosures. CSC.
Regular sos Black Muffs. Bargain
Friday Price. ...................... s1.4s
Ladies' S5 Cloth Skirts. Bargain Fri
day Price. Observation-Disclosures. s3.40
Ladies' S6.75 Cloth Skirts. Bargain
rIluay fIlce.- S7 10
Evening star., 1901-10-17
Clocks at 55c.
Bargain at 75c.)

These well-known Nickel Alarm Clocks
are warranted by the makers 75c is a low
price. How about 55cf Basement noor
Evening star., 1901-10-17
Lamps at SIPS.
Well worth SAD

Richly Decorated Parlor Iamps with 10
inch globe. Improved center-draft burner
and lift-out fount. Basement floor for these
bargains.
Evening star., 1901-10-17

rennvt nsonc
feast The newly fashionable long and pnage
Columbia
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-01-25
- = was.-ch.rnIar.

Prof Nswbold in Popular Science
Monthly. The ease with which warts
can Be- charmed away by suggestion
has long been known. viii quote two
cases. The patient In the FIRST ease waa
my wife. then a little girl. and the ae-
count vas written for ne by her moth
er. 4 remember Il all perfectly. Il
was when e. vas about six years
oId. Just before We vent % Boston %
live. she had had wai IS On her hands
for over q year. They had spread untli
her hand vas not only badly disngafed,
but very painful. as they we're apt Q
crack ana bleed. Twc physicians, ootn
relatives 0f ours, hfd prescribed for
them. ana we had followed directions
without success. We were IN Lawrence
at u. Pa A lady came 20 tea no.
ticed the warts, and offered % remove
them 81 a charm As had once Or
twice been relieved IN my childhood -
the same way I was delighted a. me
0ner. She vent through some num-
merry. rubbing them and muttering
something, think. and then announced
that they would be gone 10 month.
They we're, every one. In few days
they began 10 dry up and disappear
So far as I can remember she never had
another. When I was q child there was
a neighbor Of ours who used 70 remove
all the warts ia the neighborhood.
never heard Of his falling, and ] know
Of many successful removals n our Own
family. He used a piece Of thread. he
would tie II around the wart-h be
could-with great solemnity, rap i
three times. and very carefully put tne
piece Of thread in paper In his pocket
book. This made a great impression
on us, / remember. Il seemed next 2
a church service. having your war'
taken on"