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The broad ax., 1901-05-25

The Burlington, Cedar Rapids &
Northern Railway has got out a neat
booklet descriptive Of the beautiful
summer resorts at Spirit and 0koboji
Lakes in Northwestern Iowa. Free
copies wiz be mailed upon application
to Jno. G. Farmer, Assistant General
Passenger Agent, Cedar Rapids, Ia.
The broad ax., 1901-05-25
Do Year F.st Ache aud Buru?

Shake into your shoes, Aliens Foot
tight or New Shoes feel Easy. Cures
Corns, Bunions. Swollen, Hot and
Sweating Feet. At all Druggists and
Shoe Stores, &c. sample sent FREE
Address Allen s. Osmsted. Leroy. NY.
The broad ax., 1901-05-25
-. nIanlnr o..

Private Mailing Card with colored
views Of scenery on the Chicago. Nil
waukee & 81. Paul Railway sent on
receipt Of ten (10) cents IN stampA
Address r. A. Miller. General Passen-
ger Agent. Chicago. IN.
The broad ax., 1901-05-25

Longevity OF QnosnN Tram hearefas
All the eight ladies who acted as
train-bearers TO the queen on her we'd
ding day, sixty-three years ago, are
still. alive. All save one are married.
The Lady Victoria Howard is the one
exception
The broad ax., 1901-05-25

Johnson-Do you mean to insinuate
that I can't tell the truth? Parkinson
by no means. II Is impossible to
say what a man can do until he tries
The broad ax., 1901-05-25

Piso's Cure is the best nsdicins We ever ussd
for all affections Of the throas and lungs.--Wn.
o. ENDsLEY. Vanburen. Ind. FEB. 10, 100
The broad ax., 1901-05-25

The number Of epilepties in Illinois
Is estimated at not less than 5000.
The broad ax., 1901-05-25
poE1 TOUR RACK ACHE@

well-seasoned red hickory weighs
EAST pounds to the cubic foot
The broad ax., 1901-05-25

Chicago, with 10000 arrests in a
year and 1000 miles Of streets to be
patroled. has $500 policemen.
The broad ax., 1901-05-25

Pain-wizard OH. Use the last on
the first and you have neither one nor
the other.
The broad ax., 1901-05-25
HOI F0R OWIAUO1TAf

EsW lands sooE % opea- n readyi MorEans Manual
VIII Huppiaeut coutnintE ton, nap Showing
sIlo'RS@s, SsSasy ''' bi g 1880 S 6ae
The broad ax., 1901-05-25

The full-dress jewels OF the King Of
Slam are valued at S1.OO0.O0O.
The broad ax., 1901-05-25

Boston has much vacant land, the
assessed value OF which is $50 900, 900.
The broad ax., 1901-05-25

The city Of New York includes s,5Os
miles Of streets.
The broad ax., 1901-05-25

When cycling take a bar Of Whites Yu'
catan. You can ride further and easier.
The broad ax., 1901-05-25

- lTfs. WInaloW'a Soothing syrup
For children teethng softcns the <uns, reducea m
nammarOn allayB pain, cures Wind cole. &c bottle
The broad ax., 1901-05-25

What we best conceive, we fail to
speak.-Browning.
The broad ax., 1901-05-25

II ignorance is bliss, then the fools
in this world have the best Of Il.
The broad ax., 1901-05-25

eend no money, but write DR.. SHOP, Racine. via,
box "a, for siE hotties % Dr. shops RheumEtic
Cure oxprels paid II cured pay $3.50 Il not Il is free-
The broad ax., 1901-05-25

II so try DIR. CRANES QUAKER TON
&c TABLETS. Cure certain. Soc box.
The broad ax., 1901-05-25

Goes Cough BalEam
u ths Oldest and best u will break up cold ques
Ihan anything else- It is Always reiiahie- ny Il
The broad ax., 1901-05-25

In 1850 Pennsylvania had a eolOred
population Of 1924.
The broad ax., 1901-05-25

HaIrs Catarrh Uurs
Il taken internally. Price, TO
The broad ax., 1901-05-25

-GEkEAlL. L4. CO
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-08-03
II-DGE GARY OF CHICAGO.

J,u.nh Easton Gary, the Judge "h"
fifteen wears ago was brought ih''
International prominence in cohhec-
,ion with the trial and execution "'
thc chicago Anarchists. is about to be
,on,,od by the Chicago Bar Associa- =
,:,, He is now eighty. and for nearly
ono half of his lifc-thirty-eiGht years
to bc .cXa,t-haS served contihuo'9iS
-, thc bench Of the superior court 81
coax county In celebration Oh MS
oirhtieth birthday in recognition "i ms
ian. and distinguished Judicial service
and MS 4 tribute u his popularity
.,,uonc lawyers. tn" association cav
hin, , reception and banquet al t"''
Grand Pacific hotel, on Thursday e'c-
ming. June %.
I,drc Gary is u product OF the Std'
g Nov. York. but of Puritan cXtrac-
tion. lie WAS born at Potsaah' o.
t,,.,orco ,oi,nty. in I%31. His parents
were ELI Bush Gary and orilla Easto''
Gary Today he is not only oiher ~
noint Of years and judicial service
han any other judge in Illinois, but ne
;s also perhaps the witticst, most
satiric,I and in some respects III"
,,ost picturesque figure that has ever
occnniad a seat on th" bench n tiie
Middle West.
Though man OF few words, biusa,c
IN manner keen in wit and often CUT
,i,n in sarcasm seeking neither pup
licitv nor applause. Judge Gary 5
non,,,,r itv has increased as he has ad-
yoncod in years Snowyhaired ana
bowed with his four-score years ne -
sin ,Iert physically and mentai'y
He PAYS close attention to witnesses
cIi,,n;ng short their verbosity. reproN
ing their indiscretions. and punctua
inc tho questions of counsel with VII
and ant inquiries of his own. He
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-08-03
9A111 KENNEBEo JoURNA14 sAruRDAY Ar1s1sr 1am

AIter court. nowadays. the venerable
JUICE can De secn late In the Afternoon! OF
almost any suntiy day in Ontario street
Drawing ms little grandchildren about in
hahdcart At first sight the stranger
KNOWS the Jurist for gentleman of the
Ola scnool. He stops the cart-load Of
Jupiiah, YOUTH and turns his kindly
iorceiui lace alternately from the speaker
10 the youngsters. His coat is black
OF an oiu.Iasnioned cut-his trousers are
black and wrinkled from the knee clear
dow'' 10 ms plain, old-fashioned boots.
Lo"S ~ tied over an eSpanse of white
shirt Is a soft. black ncckerchicf--a stock.
Clay. = e
Al noon he eats his frugal lunch while
sitting on a stool In Dcarbon stree
restaurant He has always been fond OF
billiards, his favor!tc form Of amuseme X,
and some years ago presided in the tour !.
ney of three experts held in Centrai
Music hall.
For a long time after he presided in the
trial of the anarchists his house was
guarded by the police. but tlis was not
done at his request Detectives 7iso kept
him under their eyes In his wallis about
the city. But these precautions are IaEeb
no longer. Though he was often threat
encd and warned during the excitement
following the liaymarl1et riots. he never
showed fear. His rulings in the great trial
were sustained in the state and federal
supreme courts. and his course went far
toward solving the problem of dealing
with an element which had announced
it's antagonism to organized society.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-08-03

PARKER L. BURLElGII,
ATTORNEY & COUNSELOR-AT-LAW.
oHce Corner OF Main and Water Streets.
uOULTON. MAINE.
sre,ial attention given to collections
throughout all parts of Northern Maine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-08-03

\ SCHOOL FOR WOMEN FARMERS.
In the Wnmans Home companion
for August Miss knohe tells about
The Lady Warwick School for Women
Farmers:
In thi; rural spot. on the outskirts
of Reading. only an hours run from
London the beautiful and accom-
plishcd Countess of Warwick is
sponsoring Il most original scheme
whereby English girls may be coached
IN agriculture. There arc agricul-
tural colleges. to he sure. wherein
limited instruction is given the wrong
" named weaker sex; but in this
sin-uIarlv interested school in England
exclusively for Womcn-thc only one IN
England if not in the worlds a
thorough poetico- practical course, if 1t
may be 50 called. from the raising Of
,abhaScS and ChrySanthemumS to the
building of q pg-sty and the making
Of Il hay mound. These sturdy dauGh-
tcrs "f Ceres. IN other words. are fitted
to run a farm.
This unique school WAS opened IN
October. 1898. The minimum period of
training is two years and at the end
Of that time n certificate is awarded
The theoretical part of the course -
Systematically pursued in the aSrl-
cultural department of the adjacent
Reading College Many of the lee
lures occur in the winter. with rigid
examinations at the end of each term.
while the practical demonstration rs
done ut the hostel by the girls. There
Is only one man about the place. a
horticultural instructor. who comes
three times a week. a registry depart
ment has been opened. Some Of the
students have already secured good
Positions while others have started in
depcndcntly. In the meantime the
students are gaining snug incom" by
the sale Of their produce.
These girl students are receiving;
more than n scientific course. for the
social and athletic side is not to be
overlooked. Though some Of the
students are NJ with the Iark-and at
Warwick Hostel the larI. is scheduled
to soar at precisely four thirty at
+. ndinc Ia tasks in the field. there are
hours during til" day and evening set
aside for recreation. Lively contests IN
boating. tennis and hockey are ar
ranged.
THAT this work is excellent from
the competitive standpoint of the
world may he acknowledged when it i;
@aid thcSc fair farmers dotc on enter
ing all the big agricultural exhibits
thcreabo,t and carrying off a string
Of tic piizc3, moreover"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-08-03

hnn'inn,y Regulator, has brought happiness to
fivsIn us OF anxious women. There il posi-
enca.. noother remedy known to medical sci
v",s mat will 80 quickly and safely do the
itios g. longest and most obstinate Irregular
y' .r !. On any cause relieved atonce. Success
Or ;,.nue'.a at any stage. No pain, danger,
hpn%. ference with work. Have relieved
Tbs , ra Of ca 'cs where others have failed.
lv,n .u17t uifnrult successfully treated
ana beneficial results guaranteed in
gee' Instance. y, ri- Whatsoever. Wc,rcat
far ,,hsoiiadics whom wencvcr sec Write
ADJ anepa particulars aud free cnniidcniia,
ma,oi Ait.ticrs tru;htully answered. Re
erer 'his remcd yi-absn,utclv safci,n.lcr
ltav.., Posrlhlc condition and pu4itiv.iv
By ~ ''Her II! e.t""S ,:n"m The hraltti,
let,sr"'l securely sealed. SEQ. Al money
] ~ Sh"h'd Ice vc.i ,,,...,i. at.I.,-.,
''M NUNS 60, 10 fremont ST., Boston
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Drug Store.
Completeness


d IN obtaining best results in pounding prescriptions
There always plenty attendants
Every department
Yousa
and get
Pharmacyn it.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-08-03

Professor Frederick Starr. the Uni
VerSity of Chicago anthropo!oeist. who
says hmc.i leans AZ" turning back to
Indians. suggests the Transformation
very little in bimself lie iS rcmem-
bercd ut Auburn as high Schoo! boy
with lich.i$h hair. frccklcS, tenden-
" toward snubbiucf5 of nose aud "A
taste ~: queer rocks and butterflies.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-08-03
Let Us Fill Your Prescriptions

Only purest highest quality
handled only
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-08-03

NO WONDER-Lady-I you are a
lawyer by profession, why must you
beg?
Lazy Harry-WeiI. We see, mum. is
an honest Iawyer.-Judge.
VERY PECULIAR-"It's mighty
queer that Frank TickIeton should
turn out to be defau.ter,' remark ed
Trnspot.
That's what it is" added Bunting.
Nobody ever heard him alluded to as
Honest Frank Tickleton. Judge.
DOWN TO HUSINE.SS-"What a
very short man the third judge is
Yes. He Judges the ddchshundS. -
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
REASONABLE-Mr Jones-Thcy
say bachelors should be taxed. but !
don't think they are always to blame.
Mr.. Jones-Certainly not, No nan
is always to blame until he gets mar
led Puck
WONDERS OF NATURE-Hucks-
got To look so round.
Tyndlc-The effect Of square mca lS.
my bov.-Life.
ENTREME S - Mrs. CrawforI-So
you haven't found the course of lee
lures on cooking you attended to be Of
much practica! use?
Mrs. crabshaw-No. my dear. They
either told you how to prepare tcrrapin
ana canvasback. or else how to live on
l. cents a day.-Lifc.
ONE SIIORT-"W Well" asked the pro
f,sSor. did you attend our commence
mcnt aud meet our graduates.
No" answered the editor. Il didn' t
attend. but I've met them all. | guess.
How many young men did you gradu-
ate this year,"
Two hundred and twelve" answered
the professor.
Then one of them must he ILL.," said
the editor. up to date only I'll have
hccn around to strike me for a job. -
Indi;nyp polls sun.
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Business Cards.

WILLIAMSON 4 BORI.EIGH.
COUNSEL ORS-AT-I.AW.
,n,cs oyer Granite National Rank.
Natcr Street, Augusta. Maine.
Joseph WILLIAMSON Jr..
Notary Public.
1rulS 4. RrRLEIGII. City Clerk.
Collcctioas u speciality.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-07-13
l%nStruCCiOneS
q la POliCfa.
Quartet General de la Policfa

Quartet General de la Policfa In
sular.
San Juan, P. r, Julio 10, 1901.
Con respecto q practicar deten-
clones por vioiaci6n de la le' que
prohibe portar armas mortffel~ los
oficiales y demas miembros de la Pc
licia Insular, han recibido las siguien
tes 6rdenes.
L. Ninguna persona sera regis
trada, exceptuandose en- los aso de
arresto, 6 cuando haya mucha pro.
babilldad de que SO esta violando la
ley, y entonces, solamente despues
de toner INF orden escrita, debida-
mente autorizada por un Official de
la policfa fnsular.
II. AL arrestar q cualquier indi
viduo por vio.aci6n de cualquiera
ley, debe practicarse un registro de
su persona, y 81 Sc le halla en- pose
SON illegal de ura arma mortifera,
Sc le acusara por vlolaci6n de la ley,
con referencia al case concrito.
III. Todo ell dinero procedente
de multas pagadas por transgresi6n
de la ley referente a armas prohibit
das y satisfecho a cualeuier Official 8
miembro de la policfa insular, sera
depositado en- Ell fondo general en- be
neicio de- Cuerpo, y no sera en- be
nefcio del Official 8 policfa que ha
practicable ell arresto'
Nv. ST al registrar una persc-
ma, por sospechas de portar armas
prohibidas, tenga exito 8 no, Sc de
be dar cuenta q este Quartet Gene
raj, indicando ell nombre del indlvi
duo registrado, la fecha y ell lugar
donde Sc hizo ell registro, el motive
que 10 ocasion6 y hacer constar 81 lie
fueron 6 10 ocupadas armas, y ST Sc
le ocupa alguna, dar una deinicion
de Ia misma.
V. Sc castigara sacramento
cualquiera desobediencia a estas Or
denes.
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iFeliz Viaje!

"A las once EMBARGO en- ell vapor
de guerra <MAy Flower, nuestro
Gobernador Civil Oh. FL Allen. To.
do d elemento Official, muchos de
SUI amigos particulares y un consi'
derable n1mero de pueblo, baj6 q
despedirle en- los muelles.
La banda del Battalion de Puer.
to Rico hizo los honores a la Autori
dad que Sc ausentaba, y a las doce
lev6 anclas ell MAY Flower" con
rum DO q los Estados Unidos. :
Ell Gobernador conduce las reso
lucio nes de las Camaras para la inn
plan taci6n del cabotaje, para ser
entre gadas al Presidente, en- la for
ma que previene la Ley Foraker.
Deseamos un viaje prospero al
caballeroso Gobernador, que ha dado
pruebas de su honra6ez en- ell diffcil
periodic que ha estado al frente de
esta administration.
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HEcH0S Y DIcHoS,
CrOniQuilla del dia.

No hay duda que estamos de
malas.
Antes tenfamos una Gale donde
ir a buscar brfos. La Gale de Ia
Fortaleza
va desapareci6 csc urs Ell
Ayuntamiento nos ha embromado.
Ahora SO llama <Calle do Allen, 6
<Allen Street., que1de ambas name.
ras rezan los r6tulos.
Recordamos que a la Gale de la
Tanca Sc le puso, por acuerdo del
Ayuntamiento, Gale del General
Lasso, y s la de la Luna, Gale de
Potous.
Y nj Lasso nj Potous prospera'
ron. Sc han seguido llamando Tan
ca y Luna.
sPasara 10 mismo con la de la
F~Crtaleza?
<Amorosa, Sc nos presenta la
Senorita de Caguas. va no sabe de
que manera hacernos la rueda.
Nos alobo por que EN- pleamos
la Erase <Versfsticas,, diciendo que
no es castellana.
Sc conoce que la tai sef1orita no
recuerda 10 que ha leido, 81 es que
10 lego.
Lope de Vega, Garcilaso, Hart
catorce e%scritores mas, la han EN-
pleado. Els ve1dad que entonces no
tenian al NEGRO Jose, a horcaja.
das, metiendoles espuela.
Vamos, la senorita de Cagaas
esta chitlada.
| Los fuegcs artiiciales que Sc
| quemaron anoche en- Catano, resul
taron de rechupete.
Las ruedas, no rodaban; los CO.
hetes, no coheteaban; las luces dc
nos NJ tronaban.
En- cambio, los globos no glo
! baban y Sc Quemaban en- ell suelo, J
los buscapies, buscaban las COST
Has.
Pero como TODD tiene su com
) pensac:ou en- este mundo, Catans
inclusive, las bolitas rodaban mu.
bien; ell . siempre resultaba colora
do y pajara la pAjara.
Los senores de la comisi6n d
festejos estan como ali caballero.
X
81 <News, ha cambiado tambiel
Ell <troly>.
Despite a Mr. Allen halagadora
mente, aunque dice que ya pertene
&c q la historic.
Afrma que ha llenado cen absc
luto, los deseos del presidente y la
espe-anz,s del pueblo,
"Come de ESQ, pajarito" dira
al coloso de Caguas, que quiere sc
guir bogando contra viento y ma
ia.
La m~alidecencia mete ell diente
sin CO npasi6n, en- las desgracias d
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-07-13
La nueva Palma.

Este lujoso estsblecimiento, 10
cesa de introducir novedades para
ell confor del p1blico que le honra
con su c%onstante asistencia & auue
Hos salones
Manans estrena un nuevo ser
vicio de plata Kristoff que ACADIA de
recibir de Europa; y en- estos momen
tos Sc estan ocupando de insta'ar
los magnihcos tiltros Pasteur llega'
dos de Francia en- Ell ultimo Vapor
Puede asegurarse que en- la
<Nueva Palma, no habra microbes
de ningun genera, escepcion heha de
los brujas, que Sc van sin pagan, y
son los microbes mas terribles de
Is creacion.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-07-13
Muerte r~ep9ntina
Nicolas He redia
FALLECE EN- Ell TREN
Ell c%atedratico de literature en- la Uni
7ersidad de la Habana, nc pudo
continuar su viaie.

New-York Julio l3 l. P M.
Esta manana murib repentina-.
mente en- I'LL tren a causa de una
aneurisma, ell conocido literato y
catedratico por oposici6n de esta
asignatura, ell la lIniversidad de
la Habana, don Nicola. Heredia."
FL senior Heredia, q ue salio pa
"a visitar a Paris, y pefmanecer los
meses de verano al ladp de SUI ito
81 gran literato frances, no padecla
de ninguna enfermedad.
AL subir al tren Isaludo afec-
tuosamente a dos amigos y hablo
extensamente con ellos sobre politica
Guiana atacando la en1hienda Platt.
Antes de llegar a la primera
estacion era cadaver ell Sr. Heredia,
con sorpresa de los pasajeros.
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la Gaia de Ahorros de Mayaguez.
Sc reptile una vez mas 10 de
siempre.
Donde no hay ex1to, todas son
censuras.
La Gaia de Aho rros de Maya.
guez ha sido .un estable cimiento cue
ha podido servir de modelo.
LEGO su decadencia, como de;
cae TODD en- este mundo.
Examipemos un problema.
Juan sirve los intereses y conve'
niencias de Perico.
Perico, quo Sc pasa de listo,
promote correspondent q Juan, pero
lie %entretiene con ~esperanzas, y las
promesas no Sc cum len.
aQue Sc desprende de TODD clio?
Quea Juan Sc le debe lamar
''Juan Lanas"; y que estas, Sc las
corta mansamente Perico.
Y Juan, para dejar de MERCER
ell c~aliicativo de <Lanas, debe ense'
mar los colmillos.
Ell papel de tonic es ell mas des'
graciado de losp apeles.
Els peor que ell de estraza,
Despues de escrita la anterior
croniquilla, llega a nuestras manos
Ella Bruja, de Mayaguez Creerfa
cualquiera, que la hab1amos escrito
para ella. No es asf, pero Sc la re-
comendamos.
Ella Bruja, siguiendo la estela
de la otra de Caguas, Sc ha compla'
cido siempre en- ser ~injusta con La
correspondence Parece que obede'
cfa a una orden. Para nosotros es
igual.
Ahora sus correligionarios de
Mayaguez, la dejan en- las astas del
toro, 8 sea en- las unas de Don Ma
teO.
Y le cierran la puerta en- su:
mismas narices. La lecture es duri
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-07-13

LA, pero pusde consolars e pensando
que no sera la Ultima.
dEn que han quedado las Memo.
rias de Dreyfus?
Esto nos preguntan de Gurabo,
Parece que hacen falta para la pesca
de g%uabinas-
Conteste ell que pueda.
Nos informan que SO esta escri.
blendo una serie de <Amorosas.,
para ensalzar al viejo Lopez y las
modistillas requebradas,
Y para poner de alto relieve que
los caguefos no gastan dinero en-
banquetear.
dJab6n en- Bayam6n? Vamos,
don, ell notici6n no tiene son. No
conocemos mas jab6n q ne ell fabri.
do por don Manol6n.
Xxx
BESIDE hace dos dfas ha aumen.
tado extraordinariamente ell consu;
mo de horchata en- San Juan.
Verdad es, que han llegado cen
tenares de personals muy a~caloradas.
X
iTu quoque. Diario de Ponce!
iTd tambien to confabulas para
negar a la prensa indie pendiente ell
derecho de escribir sobre polftica
federal!
SD6nde diablos has aprendido
a conocer la libertad? dTe inspiras
acaso en- las ideas de la senorita de
Caguas?
FIRES tambien de los empenados
IN navegar con viento en- proa?
iOh! La obra redentora comen'
zada por los que elevaron Ia bandera
blanca, destara llamada a naufragal
por media dorena de alcornoques
intransigentes?
iAlgun dia llegaran a compren
der los federales patriotas de balde,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-07-13
En- Managua:
del diario <Patria,, Habana

del diario <Patria,, Habana
Els un hecho innegable que las
consecnencias del paludismo son PEG
res que la misma enfermedad. Que
esta aserci6n es cierta pruebalo la
declaration que ACADIA de hacer ell 10
ven dependence don Quintin Valdes
residente en- Managua. proyincia de
la Habana. Dice este joven:
<Tres amos estuve enfermo a con
s%ecuencia de un .paludismo adquiri.
do duranue la guerra. Sufria de un
fuerte reumatismo, debilidad mental
y fa..ta de apetito. Siempre dormia
NAL a causa de los dolores agudos
que padec1a en-. ell cuerpo ademas de
dolores de cabeza, y varias veces te
MIA que guardian CANA por algunos
dias seguidos. Todos los remedies
de medicos que tome fueron inutiles.
Por csc motive mand6 a la Fa1 gla-
cia en- esta localidad del Sr Lcdo
Francisco Reyna en- solicitud de n
buena medicina. Ell Sr Reyna me
recomend6 las PfIdoras Rosadas del
DIR Williams por haber va experimep
tado . elias satisfactoriamente
Muy pronto me produjeron magn1i-
co resultado estas p1ldoras y como
al mes de tomar.as quede perfectfsi
mamente bien como pueden ayudar-
me q asegurarlo los Srs Rafael Fal
con, Conrado Diaz y Valentir Bello.
[Firmado1
QUINTIN VALDES.,
FL paludismo deja al ORGANISING
debilitado y facil v1ctima de cua]quie
ra enfermedad. Con las P1ldoras
| Rosadas del DR. Williams Sc reco.
| bran fuerzas y carnes y Sc evitan y
curan varias Intermediates: Muchos
medicos recetaa siempre las Pfldo
! ras Rosadas del DR. Williams a todos
sus convalecientes como medic de
apresurar lei restablecimiento total:
Las p1ldoras rosadas de DR. Wi
lliams, son las mas p%opulares en- to.
dos los PASSES donde han sido intro
ducidas. Purifcan y enriquecen la
sangre, restablecen los nervios J Gu
ran la PARALYSIS parcial, bale de San
Vito, neuralgia, reumas, %nerviosi
dad, dolor de cabeza nervioso, pal
pitaci6n del corazon, anemia y pail
DEE, frialdad de manos y pies, ire
gularidades en- las funciones mensua
les de las mujeres y Ia debilidad en-
ambos sexOs:
Son inmejorables para las enfer
medades de los hombres causadas
por indiscreciones de la juventud,
exceso de trabajo 8 estudio etc.
Hay Guy pocas boticas donde
no Sc vendan las pfldoras rosadas
del DR. Williams.
Cualquie era persona que tenga di'
icultad en- adquirirlas debe dirigir-
Sc a la casa DR. Williams Medicine
Co de Schenectady, N Y, Estados
Unidos, y sera avisado donde com
prarlas. La misma casa cuenta cor
un departamento medico para aten
der <gratuitamente, a las coneultas
de los pacientes donde quiera que
SO e~ncuentren.