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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-02-08
La nueVa Reina
de Inglaterra,

Alexandra Carolina Maria Car
lota Luisa Julia, nacio en- Compen-
hague en- Diciembre 10 de 1874
Case con ell Rey Eduardo VII,
entonces Alberto Eduardo, sPrfncipe
de Gales en- 10 de''Marzo de 1863 en-
81 castillo de Windsor.
1Iijs mayor yssegunda' del sRey
Cristian TX dc Dinamarca y ia Prin
cesa Luisa de Nesse Caisel:. la .cual
muri6 en- Setiembre 80 de 1898. I
Els hermana del Rey Gorge 10
de Grecia. De Ia Reine viuda Dag.
ua- de Russia (virda de Alejandro
lily De la Princesa Thyra Duque-
80 de Cumberland. Del Principe
Federico de la coroLa de- Dinamar =
ca y del Principe Waldermar de Di
nAmHrca.
Es madre eel nuevo Principe de
Gales, y de la Princesa Luiss, Vic
toria y Mand. La Princesa Luisa
es 10 esposa del duque de Tife y 10
Princesa Maud del Principe Carlos
de DinamRrca.
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Madrid 8.

The Prince Charles de Rorbon
has s0lemnly taken the oath to
guard and support the constitution
OF the Spanish monarchy.
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Nhw-YoRK MARKET, TO DAY
Sc Vende

Un juego de sala de CAOBA.
CAMAS, MAQUINAe de COSER,
ROPEROS de ESPEJO y de crista :
las Hay otros muebles = enseres
BARATOS.
Sc estan terminando de realisae
las existencias del Sig'o XIX y SR
VENDE Ell ESTABLECINIEN
Sc vende tambi6n IN solar R,sn
de en- 10 carretera de Santurce q la.
do del antigua colegio de lAs MAdroo
TODO MUY BARA1O. G
San Francisco 80, San Juan in1or.
marAn.
1S-6
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-02-08

| comisi6n que Sc haga cargo de 10.
fondos recaudados, y que lihremen
/, te acuerde lasforma de emplearlos
Esa mission corresponds .unica
mente 6 los Mayagnezsnos,
Mr. Allen, cnando We quela ten
peratura Sc va caldaaudo, toma e
| Aayfiower y SO va A tomar 81 tres
co..
81 tiene flores de Mayo + SUI
6rdenes. Nosotros tenemos Flori
LhpndiAs que son venenosas.
Cuando regresa, fresco como laE
1chpgas, trae nuevos sconveucimien
tos dc que Puerto Rico es el pais
mas felix de L. tierra.
VerdAderA Arcadia del mar CO
ribe.
Seis Coroneles y tres Tenientes
Corcn5las formar1n el Estado Ma
yoy del Sr Gobernador
Pero no ssrxn Coroneles nj 'Fe,
nientes Coronsles de & verdad, como
cierto guarapo.
Ascender&n & esos altos t.tulos
de 10 milicia, desne Ia clase de pai
sanos.
Y ser4n cargos honorfacos; Z6A
di6ndose que sc cubriran las plazas
por nativos.
q - -
Publ1camos en- otro sitio una car
to de Don Wenceslao 6orda rectifl.
cando 10 que dijimos aver, sobre los
cinco mil dollars para el viaje de los
comisionados & Washington.
El info me 10 tuvimos directa.
mente por conducto de una de las
mas respetables personals de esta
ciudad..
Vnelva el Acero & 50 vaina.
La gratitud la merecen los que
aprontaron IL moneda, cuyos nom.
bres ignoramos.
Al los Sres. que formau la Co.
mission de Puerto Rico, para ocupar.
De do ID Exposici6n de Buffalo, se les
he sel1alado tres dollars diarios de-
dietas.
La Oomisi6n Ia componen dos
nativos = un continental.
Ahoya SO dice, que los nativos
podr4u cobrar sus tres dollars, pero
que 81 Continental cobrar4 diez.
Por algo Sc traits de reformar
el Diccionario.
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Un muert0,
Dor Ia eleCtriCidad
DE ALTO VOLTAGE.

Daniel o Mahony nm 6mpleados
de la General Electric @ fue muerto
instantaneous en- Ia Gale <Fe-
deral. en- Lynn, Mass.
El hecho ocurrio de la siguien-
te mauera:
Serian las once cuando se ocu-
paba en- probar transformadores de
corrientes alternas
Teuia un. terminal del circuito
en- So mauo derecha y por algun
descuido TOGO su mano izquierda al
gun metal, cerrando asf ell circuito
traves de su cuerpo.
La corriente alternative era de
alto voltage, huctuando de 1.04O &
3 600 volts, y al atravesar su cuer
po produjo el efecto de un rayo'
Inmediatamente SO bicieron es
fuerzos para producer en- 81 una res
piracion artificial, pero todo fue IT'D
til, pues la muerte fue producida al
cerrarse el circuito.
La noticia lego los Superin
tendencies de los distintos depsrta
Dertos y estos hicieron venir a va.
rios medicos clmo Meramble, Cotu
70, Harmon y Dennnison los que
trabajaroa sobre el cuerpo mientras
suponlan habia vestigios de vida
81 sxaminador medico Pinkhan
desru2s de reconocer ell cuerpo, di'
10: que la muerte habia sido ocasio.
NADIA por el choque electrico.
Tenia las palmas de las manos
con nlgunhs quemaduras.
, Ell DR. Meramble fue ell prim ero
que 10 asistio, y por su 6rden fue'
ron paradas. todas las maqninarias
de esta gran planta, nio .tras 6. DR.
examinaba el corr zon, pero ningon
movimiento motto
Mahoney tenia 33 amos y hacia
que estaba empleado en- el Depar
tamerto de Foreman Boyer's. Ma
clio en- Irlanda y era soltero.
Fue graduado en- el institute
practice de Brooklin y de la escuela
de Ciencias Electricas de e Silver
town-rcn1r res Viva en- la calle
Carle.u 81
Heatss us investigsciones on Ia
fabrica d;cen que la. corriente'eu
aquel mCuct 20 solo era de 600
VOLS.
FL dltimo desastre de esa natu'
raleza fue en- 1895, pero han exist.
do varios, antes de esa facha.
(Del sDaly Evening, Lynn, Mass,>
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HECHQS Y DICH0S.
CroniQuina del dia.

Desde aver go han comenzado
das con los vi7os colores qeAlos con
ffetis. @
Las serpentinAs aun no han. pa.
recido, pero no tardar&n.
Ell amigoIG Giusti esta preparado
en- forma, con grandes baterfas car.
navaleacas.
AdemAs de bales en- el Teatro '
en- ell casino Espanol, tendremos
mascaradas & cara de holander, es
decir, sin caretA. e s5 s=S
6abemos one Mono har4 una de
las suyAs. YA tiene puestos On re
mojo 81 bigote para derrlbarlo 4 na.
vajaxo limpio
iLastimA de que SO pierda ese
hermoso ejem plar de una de las. Va
riedades dekachiote!
En- uue.tro iyunt.miJato 20
notan slntomas de barruntos, como
dicen los cempesinos.
Els decir, que se acerca IN cha.
parron dc aquellos que calau los
Sin preten4 Homes de profetas, SO
puede vaticinar Que ID mareiada =
el rebozo serk fenomenal.
POr que s dem4s de chapArr6u,
habr4 vientos dssencadenados.
Aver descubrimos parte de ID
cortins.
- -
Los tenderos. modistas y sas.
tres de Londres amaban entrafla
Dlemente : So draciosa Nagestad 10
Relua Victoria.
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Sc nos informa que Sc halls
enfefmo, de alg1n cuidado en- los
Estados Unidos, el joven' estudiante
y amigo nuestro don Carlos Gordils
Vasallo. Sentirfamos fuese .cierts
esta desagradable noticia.
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Balasqujde & Ca.

,ci6n an espera de ID resolnci5n de la
Camara alta.
Habana 8.
Ha ocurrido nm terrible incendio
en- la capital de la Isla de Cnba. Sc
calculan las p9rdidas en- setecientos
mil pesos, y ochenta personals safe
ron lesionadas en- h conf agraci6n
Easta ahora SO .iguora si el hecho
ha sido casual, q provocado por ma.
nos criminales.
Mercado de New York, hoy.
Harina de Trigo eel Gigantic,
1885 eaco.
Harina de mais Golden Maize,
1925 saco.
Forage de Schumacher $3.50
saco.
Tocino de Norton S14,25 barril.
Jamones 81. .25 las Glen libras.
Salchichones de $3.50 & 311.5O,
Manteca corriente S5, 40 las 100
libras.
Manteca pura % las 100 libras.
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.NOTICIA.S.

/ - II
Aver & las dos menos cuarloa
| de la tarde Sc suicide en- la letrina
del cuartel de Ballad, dispar6ndose
nm tiroderev6lver, el soldado puer-
torriquei1o Juan Gracia, natural de
Vega Baja Hay rumores de Que
dichc soldado habfa contraido com.
promises que no pudo cumplir, su
poniendose sea esta Ia causa del sui
cidio.
Nota: No hace muchos amos. .el
padre de este soldado, Tomas Gra.
cia, Sc suicide arrojandose al..mar en-
el barrio Cerro Gordo, = en- .el sitio
conocido ror eLos penones..
Hay gran entusiamo para las
testas de carnaval, mas.de tres bal.
les hay preparados; mascaradas ia,
mas vistas en- esta ciudad
Como es natural Is afuencia
de forasteros ser4 i.numerosa Los
que deseen estar con todo 81 econ.
fort, debido, pueden.. ..hospedaiae en-
ei Hotel "Olimpo" de Sauturle y
para disfrutar de las fiestas en- San
Juan, almozar6n en- el Hotel ssIn.
glrterra, por ell mismo.. ...precio de
pasaje en- 81 "Olimpo"
iCuanta comodidad!
Sc nos infOrma que Sc halla
enfefmo, de algdn cuidado en- los
Estados Unidos, ell joven. estudiante
y amigo nuestro don Carlos Gordils
Vasallo. Sentirfamos fuese -cierta
esta desagradable noticia.
Sc espera que de excelente resu,
tado en- las Filipinas 81 establecimie
to de- goAierno civil. y al efecto SO
estan org8nizando las proviuoias en-
que SO ha de diyidir la isla de Luzon
otras importantes del ARCHIPELAGO
Santos Correa y Ramon Escale
ra tuXieron una ri1a, sieudo deteni
dos FL Tribunal de Policia les .con
demo { 10 dollars 81 'primero.y 5 el se
gundo de multa 6 su squivalencia en-
dias de arresto.
Los beers Sc proponen a tacar-
{ Mozambique para interrumnir Ia
circulaci6n del ferrocarril de la ba
hla de Delsgoa, con objsto de iuter
ceptar los auxilios que constt.ntemen
te reclben los ihgleses por estA lines.
RI vGpcr de guerra venesolano
81 <Restaurxdor,. ha recibido 6rde
ues de conducir al Jefe insurrectu,
General Acosta, desde Carupano &.
10 Guayra
Don Ramon Negr6n, Secretario
del AYnntamfento dc esta CAPITAL ha
presentado 81 Consejo Municipal IN
proyecto dc eCarta CONSTITUTIONAL da
10 ciudads que ha sido muy. .celebrada
El Gobierno dc Washington ha
dado instrucciones al General Wood,
oara que recuerde & la Convenci6n
Nacional Guiana, 81 deber que tieue
de definir las relaciones que en- 10 FL
turo uniran L Gran Aptilla con los
Estados Unidos, y que es inprascin
dibie So adhesion 6 IL doctrina de
Monroe y aconseja Ia termination
de Ia presente legislature.
Han sido assemblies Sarren
tos los Csbos de Policfa Insuiar Ra
tae, "a IN NUM-, ,Remigio Castro y Loren
Ha fallecido ca Trujillo alto Ia
Sra dofia Manuela Pastrana y Alsi
nan, persona muy aprecida en aaue
lla localfdad Enviamos & sus deu
dos Ia expression de nuestro p4same.
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UltimOS patroneS.

Ckaqueta sastre.
Traje para niflos de 4 amos.
Traje complete de amazona.
Fajas para sef1oras, despues de
dAr & luz
Pantalon para bisicleta.
Chaqueta de sport.
Trajes de cicl'stas para nina e.
dc IL aros.
w Fortaleza 90
a3-3
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CablegTamas de hoy. :
SERVICIO ESPECIAL
la Correspondence
de Puerto Rico. .
NEW.YoRK fEBREkb .s-leol.
Reoibido 4 Ia II so A. M
New York 8.

~ 49,, ..
8. Despachos recibidos de Lon
sas nscen granaes esIuer1os para
a;orI 8 G aIAI Ias Doers que acaudlila
ei General De Welt. Con este obJe
Y Y deneIl hltcnener alrl1e per-
sonaimente ias operaclones q fren.
1s ae an fGrnlaa9ls haa.a ah cusrpo de tro.
aiguno,
Londres ..
oe ~ eIectuAdo con gran pom.
Pa, e. casAmtento de u Reina Gni.
sl!ermlna de Holanda Con este mo-
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Sc desmiente por la prensa
de Londres los informes desfavora
bles sobre 10 salud de Eduardo VII,
10 cual dicen es muy satisfactoria.
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In order to honor the .oyaI
wedding the cabinet has saucti..u.d
the pardoning Of many prisoners.
Washington 8,
Senators ut Washington are
preparing the conditions for the
Withdrawal of american troops from
the Island of Cuba. Great anxiety
prevails to know the defnite aecl,ion
of the Senate.
Havana 8.
A great FIRE was developed ut
Havana. Losses are estimated in
seven hundred thousand dollars,
and eighty persons were injured.
Thus far it has not been acertained
whether the fire was accidental or
d1e to criminal intent.
NLw-YoRK MARKET, TO DAT
Ell Gigantic -four 1855 per sack
Golden Maize Corn Meal : 2-25 :"
Schumachers Stock Feed 1-30 "
Morton" Pork 1875 - bbls
Hams 7-25 100 lb,
Salchichon O8-3 to ll-2l lb.
Compound lard $40 Dor 100 lbs.
Pure lard 600 " 100 H.
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CablegramS
SPECIAL SERVICE.
..-... FOR
"La Correspondence
de Puerto Rico
HEW-Y0RK, FEBRUARY Z, 1901.
Reosivsd.at 1850 clock A. NJ
Hew-York 8.

Dispatches from London an
noance that english troops are
making great efforts to surround
beers commanded by General De
Wett. To this purpose Lord Kit
chener is directing personally at
the front Of. an immense body of
troops all the operations.
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London 8.

i The marriage Of Queen Will
helmia, Of Holland, has taken place
as already announced. Great ma
nifestations Of p9oicings were made
throughout the country for the
Queen is very popular among the
Dutch.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-01-18
WANT PAY FOR EXTRA WORK.
Granite Cutters at Barre Ash Congress TO Settle
for Overtime.

Barre, Vt. Jan. 11.-About 50 granite
cutters and tool SharpenerS met here,
tonight. to take action toward push
ing their claims for back pay for work
done in the service of the United States
government nearly 80 years ago. Be
sides those who reside in Barre there
are many others about the country in
terested in this matter At the meet
ing. tonight, q committee was appoint
ed and every effort viii be made to
carry the project through to success.
The claims arise out of the building of
the Boston and New York post offices,
the government work on Dix. Hurri-
cane and Fox islands. and work in the
navy yard. The claimants worked 10
hours n day instead of eight. and they
are now trying to collect pay for the
extra two hours n day. The claims
vary in amount from 500 to $4,000. The
navy yard men succeeded in getting
their pay about two years ago and the
other claims have been before Congress
three times during the past 20 years.
Congressman Littlefield of Maine, has
charge of pushing the claims in this
session and it is hoped that Senator
Proctor will assist him.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-01-18
SMALLPOX At LAWRENCE.
Another Case Discovered and Officials Aarou,
Over the Outlook.

Lawrence, Mass, jan 17.-Dr. Morsa
of the State Board of Health, Do
nounces Mr.. and Mrs. Belanger afflicted
with smallpox. Another case of small.
pox was found, today, in Methuen. the
patient being a woman who with her
husband lived in the same house with
the Belangers. The woman who was
covered with smallpox left the house
before 1t was quarantined and went in
the street cars to the house of q friend
on South Broadway. Later she went
TO the home of her sister on Durham
street where she stayed all night and.
this morning, she went to Methuen on
a trolley car. She was located there at
a house on Hampshire street and all
the people in the house We're placed in
quarantine.
The physician in attendance on the
Belangers says thay have the disease
in a mild form. There is cause for
worry on the part of the health board
on account of Belanger having worksi
in the Washington mills while afflicted
with the disease. 1t is feared that he
as well as the woman who went TO Ne
thuen have spread the contagion
Chairman Kennedy Of the Board Of
Health said. tonight, he would not b
surprised If 90 cases were quarantinei
inside of week.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-01-18
THE PRINT CLOTH MARKET.
N. C. Borden Again Comes 10 Rescue and
Purchases $4,000 Pieces.

Fall River. Mass, Jan. 11.-Late this
afternoon Matthew c. Borden again
came to the relief of local print cloth
manufacturers by purchasing, through
the selling committee. 100000 pieces of
regulars at the present price of 3ls
cents. thus breaking the almost I'M
paralleled period of dullness and quiet
through which manufacturers have
been passing for the past four months
The contract calls for weekly delivery
and the goods must all be delivered be-
fore March l. The sale which usually
would have been regarded as an ordi
nary one, is important only for the eff
feet which it will have upon the mar
ket conditions. 1t indicates the conf
dence of Mr.. Borden in the future of
trade and should have the effect of
causing the buying movement to set in
This movement has been due for some
time now but has been held in abey-
ance in the hope that price concessions
could be obtained.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-01-18
MASSACHUSETTS LEGISLATURE.
MANY New Bills Presented. .EuIogies Of Late
Ex-Goy Wolco!t.

Boston, Jan. 11.-NumeTous bills and
resolves We're introduced in the Legs
l2ture. today. number of the commit
tees began holding hearings. an un-
favorable report was received from one
Of the committees On state OWNERSHIP
of railroads and. this afternoon, -four
So >u.s spoke enthusiastically of the lac
-..oimer Governor Roger Wolcott, afif
which the House resolutions on the
death of the former governor were
adopted.
one Of the resolutions INTRODUCED
the House favored the abolition Of Tue
United States tax on tea. under t'
war revenue act. and in the same poal
n bill to provide for a simpler method
Of marking ballots at state elections
enabling voter to make one cross ~
all party candidates, was presented
a Republican member. The increasis
use of coke was shown at a comlnl'"
hearing on the question of selling Y
fuel by the bushel rather than by w
ton.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-01-18

gal affairs reported ought to pass on bill
entitled an act to revise the organization
of the trustees of the parsonage fund of
Bucksport.
Mr. Kaler from the committee on rail-
roads, telegraphs and expresses. reported
ought to pass on bill an act to amend the
charter of the Rockland, Thomaston and
Camden Street Railroad.
READ AND ASSIGNED
An act TO abolish the fees and per diem
compensation and establish the salary
of the stenographer of the superior court
for the county of Kennebec.
PASSED TO BE, ENGROSSED
An act to regulate ice fishing in Thomp-
son pond in oxford, Casco, Poland and
Otisfield.
PASSED TO BE ENACTED
Resolve in favor of the Eastern Maine
Hospital for the insane.
on motion by Mr.. Walker of Starks.
Adjourned.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-01-18
NEWS NUGGETS.
brought by the Wires From the
North, East. South and West.

Thirty-two Cinnamon have been de
tanned at the Newport Vt, customs post
within a short time. for attempting to
Illegally gain admission to the United
States.
The department store Of Edward Hun
ter & Co. at Memphis. Tenn, one of the
largest retail establishments in the city,
was destroyed by fire. Wednesday night
The loss is believed to exceed 100000
The British steamer I<aisari of 1919 tons
which sailed from Rangoon. Nov. p. for
Reunion, has been wrecked at Reunion.
Twenty-Five of the persons on board the
vessel, including the captain, lost their
lives
LARGE deposits of specular iron ore have
been discovered at Guysboro, east of
Halifax, and secured by the Dominion
Iron and Steel Co of Sydney. by bonding
and taking up an additional extensive
tract of crown land.
The grand jury at Montpelier Vt, has
reported 10 true bills out of IS in the case
of the alleged assassination of Chief of
Police Brown of Barre, by Italian An
archists. The men are now in Jail. Fur
Their arrests are expected to be made.
Timothy Coughlin was instantly killed
and Edward Fl. Walsh. known to the po-
lice authorities as Chicken Walsh, was
freight train at Hyde Park, Mass. early
Thursday. while stealing ride. The men
were struck by an overhead bridge.
Western Union messenger boys at Wor-
are getting 81 week and want 81. They
paraded the streets. Thursday, with ban
ners reading: We can't support a familJ y
on So a week. and the cOmpany's offices
found difficulty in delivering messages.
Eight indictments against Attorney Da-
vid C. Fitzgerald for Subornation of per
| jury in different divorce cases have been
reported by the grand jury at Buffalo. n.
Y. to Justice Lambert. Fitzgerald when
arraigned pleaded not guilty. He was
| then remanded to the Jail to await the
| further report of the grand jury.
Joseph Riendeau of the firm of Rien-
deau K Heroux, undertakers, and Lewis
Ouelette, the n-year-old son of Etienne
Ouellette, We're nearly aSphy xiated at
! Taunton, Mass. Thursday, while they
! were asleep in the undertaking establish
| ment. by gas from an open fire. The
| Ouellette boy did not recover conscious
ness for several hours and he is in a crit
| ical condition.
United States Marshal Alcott of the
New district went to New York. Thurs
: day, and formally seized 81 800 worth of
diamonds brought into this country by
Antonio Ansen!a. without paying duty on
them AnSenia was not arrested but the
diamonds will be held pending a decision
BY the treasury department as to whether
! he Is guilty of smuggling. His defence is
that he is a Cuban merchant and that he
| is merely passing through this country
on his way to Cuba.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-01-18
he PROVES 4 SHE"
New York Woman Carried on Business "
Years Disguised as a Man.

New York, Jan. 1.-THE dea'h II
Murray Hall. proprietor of an emf".
ment agency on Sixth avenue, Was l
ported. today. Hall died from eum.
Cf the left breast and when Ut. W.
G. Gallagher made an examination
found the victim to be woman
Gallagher learned from other ny.
pants of the house where MT IA
lived, that Mr. Halls" wife dieu !,
years ago after a married he u ~
years. Many who had known Ia"
years never suspected that she Wa' IA
man. Coroner yucca. tonlsh'' IN
the dead Murray Hall was w.
about AZ years of age. and hau ui .,nsss
as a man in order to help pu in
along. Coroner yucca SAID tnat sho.s
vestigation will be made. h.,r
declared that MIR. Hall nav haa
twice married. His "wlfe' ,roUp
died two years ago was wen
and well liked. -.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-01-18
INTENSE SUFFERING
From Dyspepsia and Stomach
Trouble
Instantly Relieved and Permanently Cured by
Stuarts Dyspepsia Cure.
A New Discovery. but no. Patent Medicine.

DR.. Redweil relates an interesting
account of what he considers Il re-
markable case of acute stomach
trouble and chronic dyspepsia by the
use of the new discovery. Stuart's
Dyspepsia Tablets.
He says: The patient was a man
who had suffered. to my knowledge.
for years with dyspepsia. Everything
he ate seemed to sour and create gas
in the stomach. He had pains like
rheumatism in the back. shoulder
blades and limbs. fullness and distress
after eating. poor appetite ard loss of
flesh; the heart became affected. caus-
ing palptation and sIeeplessncss at
night.
Il gave him powerful nerve tonics
and blood remedies. but to no purpose
As an experiment I finally bought Il
80 cent package of Stuart's Dyspepsia
Tablets at drug store and gave them
to him. Almost immediate relief was
given and after he had used four box
es he was to all appearances fully
cured.
There was no more acidity 1r sour
watery risingS. no bloating after
meals. the appetite was vigorous and
he had gained between 10 and l.
pounds in weight of solid healthy
flesh
Although Stuart's Dyspepsia Tab
lets are advertised and sold in drug
stores. yet 1 consider them a most
valuable addition to any physicians
line of remedies as they are perfectly
harmless and can be given to children
or invalids or in any condition of the
stomach, with perfect safety, being
harmless and containing nothing but
fruit and vegetable essences. pure
pepsin and Golden Seal.
Without any question they are the
safest, most effective cure for indiges-
ton. biliousneSs. constipation and al!
arrangements of the stomach, however
slight or severe"
Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets are made
by F. a. Stuart Co. of Marshall. Mich
and are sold by druggists everywhere
at 80 cents per package.
Little book on stomach dise,eas
mailed free. Address F. A. Stuart ca
Marshall, Mich.