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The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-08-25
LADIES CAN WEAR SHOES

one size smaller after using Aliens Foot Ease
powder to be shaken into the shoes 1t makes
tight or new shoes feel easy, gives instant re-
fort DISCOVERY of the age, cures and prevents
swollen feet blisters and sore spots. ALIENS
Foot Ease is certain cure for sweating, hot,
aching feet. AT all druggistst and shoe stores,
25c. Trial package free by mail. Address,
Allen s. Olmsted, Leroy, N. Y.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-08-25
THE GREAT SCOUBGE

Of modern times is consumption. Many cures
and discoveries from time to time are published
but Foiey's Honey and Tar does truthfully
claim to cure all cases in the early stages :and
always affords comfort and relief in the very
worst cases. Take no substitutes. W. j. Butt
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HAS CURED THOUSANDS, WILL CURE

If you are troubled with kidney or bladder
troubles. such as dropsy, Bright's disease, ca
tarrh, gravel of the bladder, album. urine
and unhealthy depositing, or too freqI. dis
charge of the urines pain in the back and blad-
der dropsical swelling of the feet and legs etc.,
ETC., we guarantee that by using Smiths Sure
Kidney Gore, complete cure will be effected.
Price 30 cents For sale by all druggists.
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You Are Safe

in buying your lumber here. BY
jud icious buying we have stocked our
yards with the best, and we offer the best
at the lowest possible prices. We have
every kind of lamber for every purpose.
We give just as careful attention to a
small order as to large ones, and if you
want lumber for any Use it will pay you to
come to US. Kiln dried flooring and cell
ing always in stock. Phone 1877.
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Dewitts Little Early Riaers searcn the
remotest Vrts of the bowels and remove
the impuri! speedily with no discom-
ford. They re famous for their efficacy:
Easy to take 'ever grippe. W. J. Butts.
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Mr.. W.. Baxter of North Brook, N. G.
says he suffered with piles for fifteen years
He tried many remedies with no result
until he used Dewitt's witch Halle Save
and that quickly cured him. W. j. Butt
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You Ere much more liabaIe to disease
wheB 3 >ur liver and bowels do not act
prop ly. Dewitt's Little Early Risers re
mo because of disease, W ]. Butts.
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If you are slck all over, an DON'T know Just
what ails you, it's ten to one your kidneys are
out of order. Foleys Kidney cure will bring
you health and energy. w. j. Butts.
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PILES OF PEOPLE

testify to the merit of Banner Salve is cur.
ing piles. 1t Immediately relieves and
quickly cures. No other salve go healing.
W. J, Butta
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~ had running sore on my breast for over a
year," says Henry r. Richards of Willseyville,
N, Y, "and tried great many remedies, but
got no relief until used Banner Salve. After
using one half box 1, was perfectly cured.
can'trecommend it TOO highly" w. ]. Butts,
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", J. Butts

81 have been suffering from Dyspepsia
for the past twenty years and have been
unable after trying all preparations and
physicians to get any relief After taking
one bottle of Kodol Dyspepsia Cure L
found relief and am now in better health
than have been for twenty years. can
not praise Kodol Dyspepsia Cure too high
ly:" thus writes Mrs. o. W. Roberts, North
Greek, Ark. W. J. Butts.
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Mr.. f. d. Arnold, Arnold, Ia, writes: He
was troubled with kidney diseases about three
years. Had to get up several times during the
night but three bottles of Foley's Kidney Cure
effected complete cure, he feels better than he
ever did and recommends it to his friends. W.
j. Butts.
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A Spanking Pair

Of fat and sleek coated
horses will be your reward
for feeding your animals on
good, nourishing food. We
keep nothing but the best
quality of grain, hay and feed
Of all kinds, and our oats and
cow feed are from the
choicest crops raised. Prices
no higher than you will pay
elsewhere
J. N. BURNETT,
FEED STORE.
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most folks, and Will not cease 70 smoke
II until it is reduced to rather longish
stump-which he takes in his fingers and
throws away.
81 can spot an extravagant man, too'
sir, as easy as may be-" he continued en-
Enthusiastically. Hes a good customer OF
the club, sir See him when he grasps
cigar; cuts away an inch and half to
get a free draw and leaves the biggest
part on the tray when he gives it up.
Aha. 1 don't have to wait for my first
tip to know he was fond of spending CASH.
Then look at the cigar smoked by a care
less, slovenly kind of gentleman, sir! He
cuts it anyhow, he lights it anyhow, he
smokes it anyhow-all burned up one
side you know. Oh, he's beauty, he is,
with good cigar.
''Show me a cigar that's nicely cut at
the tip end. but so placed on the tray
that the ashes are not broken off, and I
SHALL, without a moments hesitation,
point out the owner as a careful, we'll
balanced gentleman, who appreciates a
good cigar and knows how to smoke it
and enjoy every whiff. He is the man I
like to sell cigar to.
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How Aged Indian
Women Die.

@HE attention of the United States
Government has just been called to
barbarous custom that is still be-
ing practiced among the Kiowa, CO.
Il manche and Apache Indians in Okla
homa Territory.
The Indians of these three tribes, while
living under the management of an Indian
agent, are comparatively civilized and do
not go on the warpath, but work for their
living at farming. But they have no love
in their hearts for one of their own people
after that person has passed his or her
age of usefulness. An aged squaw after
she reaches the age of so years, is sent
into the fields and left there to die, unless
some sympathetic white person comes
along and sends the poor old woman to
the Indian agency, where she may b.
taken care of at the expense of the Gov
ernmert.
Travellers in the reservation may heay
the distressing cries of some deserted
woman at almost any time they care to
listen.
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ton. I have been in this club, man ano
bow for close on thirty years. Twenty
of them [ have spent in this smokeroom,
and during that time l have met, as SER
want, several thousand gentlemen. l am
a thoughtful man, sir and 1t has been my
delight to form certain theories as to the
effect of character on a gentleman's smok-
ing style / watch every new members
method of smoking a cigar when first he
sits in this room. Afterward, when my
personal acquaintance with him grows
more intimate, I assure you that 1 have
never found my original estimate to be
wrong"
"What! Judging a mans character
from his methods of smoking a cigar?
Come, now, William
';'You may smile, SIR William went on
solemnly, 'but 1 assure you there is a
good deal in it. Have you ever noticed
how Mr. B. treats cigar once it is
lighted?"
l admitted that had not taken any no.
tice of Mr.. B.'s smoking habits.
''Well, sir, I have. He lights his cigar,
takes whiff or two and puts it down on
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Them, so they are No Use thinking Of
Getting them to Lissen to Reason.
Some people say Stop the anarkists
from yawping and They will all Get killed
off by Busted blood vessels, But of Corse
the hew name Society and the people that
want Free Speech and are agin barba rus
tortcher wouldn't allow Even anarkists
to be Treated as Crewill as That. Others
say send them All to the penitensherry,
But you mite make innosunt people Suf-
fer that way. Becoz sumtimes They are
Sircumstanshul Evidence that you Can't
explain. S'posing q man Happens to Be
away From home when a anarkist meet
ing is Held, and the police think he was
mixed up in it. So they discover that he
was Out Late that mite, and he Can't ex-
plain Where, Becoz he went to see his
Little boy by His first wife at the Child's
Grandmother's, and would rather Go to
prison for Twenty years Than have it Get
found out at Home. That would be a Sad
fate to overtake a Good onnest Sitizun
that never Did Ennything anarkistic ex-
cept mebby not pay Taxes and Let the
Hair grow all over the Back of his neck.
Some folks think mite Pass laws
Against anarkists, and l s'pose we Could,
but what's the Use when we Can't get
one law out of twenty that we have now
Enforced? You see they Are Good
many anarkists that vote or Else pretend
They do, SO the madjusty of the Law is
going to Give them the benefit of the
Doubt as Long as possible. One of the
worst things about Anarkists except the
Smell is that they amt Cinnamon"
But what do the Anar expect to
Do if they Get all the Rulers assassin
ated?' nav asst.
Meet in Halls over Saloons and Lay
plots, s'pose," paw ansered. That's the
way Anarkists Get their Enjoyment. They
are some queer things about the Hewmun
race. Some men Get their graitest Happi-
ness by having Hundred MilIyun Dollars
put away For rainy Day and wairing
close marked Down from three fifty to a
Doller and Seventy-five Cents becoz they
Got Damidged on the dummy in Frunt
of the Store. Some men think it's fun to
Get few fingers broke on a vacant lot
trying to make the Boys think they ust
to Belong to the Old Mutuals or the Syra-
cuse Stars, and they Say they are a Tribe
in Africka somewhere That thinks it's
merry thing to mock little Round chunks
Of clay up and down Hill and across
bitches and Brush piles, where they can't
find them again, but the Anarksts i'm
madgun the plezzuntest thing on Eerth is
to meet in Hall with one window that
was cleaned in 1894 over some saloon and
Lissen to one anuther make Speeches in
forrin langwidgos. That shows sin is
Often its own punishment the Same as
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you have gnawed the end! 1t is ali jag
ged and torn, and you will have no COM
fort with it until you cut off the ragged
end-to commence similar operation i'm
mediately. There are at least a hundred
members of this club who treat a cigar
like that. They are all of nervous tenn
permanent.
''On the other hand" he went on, Il
can tell a strong-nerved man the moment
he takes a cigar in his fingers. He in
variably uses the cutter further up than
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-27

the tray. He may take another whiff and
he may not. The cigar remains on the
tray. L find it there, invariably, in the,
shape of cigar but merely ashes from
tip to tip. 1t has burned away of its own
accord, slowly but surely"
well, William, and what does it sig
nifty is the matter with Mr.. B. 2"
"Oh, simply Observation-Disclosures sir,
that's all. There are half a dozen mem
bers of this club who use cigars in an ex-
actly similar fashion, and assure you
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virtue is its own reward. OF corse sum-
times they are a Fello in the Club that's
crazier than the rest, so when He has his
spazzums it helps along the Entertain
ment.
But the great question is, how are wt
Going to get Rid of the anarkists? So
that's what makes me Think the Folding
Bed is the friend of Hewmanity, after all.
When it's folded the anarkist has no place
to crawl under, and wnen it's Open ther's
no Room for him. Do you s'pose Herr
Most would stay in Emmy Country that
Had no Beds except the kind that can be
used as cabinets for Hand Painted China
in the day time?"
Il no." nav sed. "But the great trou
BILE is the anarkists will keep on coming
over to this Country from Europe and we
can't Stop them unless we make Every.
buddy stay out. That would be rong Be-
coz lots of people that come across the
Sea gets to be good Sitizens and start a
run on some Savings bank every little
while becoz the Cashiers wife gets te
keeping first and second girls or tells a
friend he Has a sure tip the Stock
market And where would we be to-day
If Forreners wouldn't of ever got allowed
to Come to Amerika? 1t seems to me the
greatest trouble is keeping out the City
without ronging the Ones that want to
be free and eakwull."
'Well,' says paw, eff the worst comes
to the worst we mite turn the Anarkists
back from our shores by passing a law
that nobuddy can Land after this with
out Taking bath" GEORGE.
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they are all sent-ninded and forgetful."
But, William, after all 1t is not a very
wonderful discovery. The act you have
noticed is plain evidence OF mans fail
ing"
lust So sir. But there are other points
where my theories are always correct.
For instance, if 1 may make so bold,
think you possess a very nervous tenn
permanent. Look at that cigar you have
just placed on the little ash bucket. Look,
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-27

home together on the Car mite Before last
is an Awakening of the Constance, or a
Bait over the he'd if They Got Emmy con-
shunce to wake, and L guess they haven't.
"The Elder ment well, [ no, and spose
he must of Been studying the Case some
Or he wouldn't of thot of the Bait but
you Can't stop anarky that way. An
artists talk so mutch Themselves that no
Outsider ever gets a Chance to preach +,
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son who invented the electrical fans got
his idea from the funny little tailors and
their sewing machines. 1t has been
old practice with these workmen in warm
weather, said the agent, to use the power
they accomplish by tying pieces Of stiff
cardboard to the spokes of the fly or bal
ance wheel. and. as they work the pedal
with their feet, the cardboard on the
wheel cuts the air like a small pinwheeI
and plays the air upon the face Of the
tailor.-New York Post.
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First Suggested
Electric Fam.

SOCIAL worker who has had oc-
casion to inspect most Of the So
called sweat shops in New York
gave it as his belief that the per-
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copyrighted, 1901, by S. S. Mcclure Coz
AW," nav asst. where do all these
n terrable anarkists come from, emmy
way?"
Under the bed" paw answered.
THAT is, if they Get a Big enuff
start TO crawl in there before you catch
them by the heels. That's why l don't
agree with people that Claim the folding
Bed is a Nenemy of Sivvle 1 Zation. You
go almost ennywhere now and Hear pee
pie telling One another how to Get rid of
the anarkists. AT prayer meeting mebby
they think it would be a Good thing to
80 to the Anarkists with a Bible in One
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member. I am afraid my tone
did not conceal my impatience. For half
an hour I had been mentally kicking my
heels while waiting for B. in accordance
with an appointment made by him the
previous day to discuss matter Of con-
siderable Importance.
William reflected by placing the tip OF
his right forefinger against his brow.
Mr. B., sir? No, sir; he has not been
here this afternoon" he then replied.
looked at my watch again and uttered
a slight exclamation of annoyance.
Excuse me, sir, but may ask if there
was an appointment"
intimated that such was the case.
He won't keep it, sir" William spoke
the words in a tone of such conviction
that I exclaimed:
He has sent word, them"
mo, sir, no; but don't think you need
wait any longer. He won't come
My patience was almost exhausted, but
said calmly: "Tell me, William, if Mr.
B. has not sent word that he cannot meet
me, how do you know that he is not
coming?"
Il know it, sir" said William, most re-
spectfully and with great distinctness,
because he wastes his cigars
I looked at William, but there was no
evidence visible that he had become sud-
denly bibulous. He was one of the oldest
and steadiest men at the D. He saw
that his mysterious reference required ex-
PLANTATION.
Have you five minutes to spare. sir?"
he asked
AS I intended giving B. little more
grace / told William 1 was prepared to
sacrifice the required time
Pardon me, sir he went on. ''but L
saw you wanted some further explana-
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"r can't say I'm over fond Of the next
type Of smoker. Him, I mean, SIR, who
never fails to use a meerschaum cigar
holder and who was never known to drop
a bit Of ash on his shirt front. When I
take him box he will spend five minutes
In shifting at the cigars before choosing
one or two. call him the fastidious
smoker.
'eHave you, sir. ever seen a man smok-
ing his cigar so long that 1t frizzles his
mustache, when he sticks the point Of
the blade of his penknife into 1t and con-
tinues to nibble to get puff or two out
Of 1t till his lips begin to scorch? OF
course you have, sir; dozens Of them-so
have 1, drat 'em! Mean! They make
cigar last as long as two in another mans
case. We have a few Of 'em here, sir;
worse lucki
'sYou must be off? Oh, yes; there's no
possibility of Mr.. B. turning up now, sir.
Good afternoon, sir"
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-08-02

/ Pero Beppe tenfa raz5n. FL tra-
veto no duro mas ce veinte minu
t9s
do dal marques. cuando Ell coche Sc
hubo parade; = demEs de- cami-
no 10 haremos pie.
B .j6 6l primero, y ayud6 Tonic
q h3cer otro t3ntO
Daspu6s Bappe Sc volvi6 al coche-
70.
No tt alejes, como siempre, :
lie diio; yolver6 pronto.
-Haga 10 que le conyenga senior:
vo nc me muevO.
Tonic vi6 que Sc encontra ban en-
una plaz0leta desierta, pero de
pronto no supo orientaiS Sc.
Sin embargo, cuanjo Beppe le
hizo entrar en- una calleja estrech9,
obscura, de cas2s bajas, az 1etadas,
compreudi6 que Sc encontraba en-
el Mercado vieio.
-Veriaderamente no has escogi-
do IN retro muy elegabte, diio
Tonia riendo carcajadas.
-:Ql6 importa, ST me- convi8ne
asf? respondi6 Beppe encog!6nd0-
Sc de hombros.
La n1che estA siienciosa.
En aquella callejuela pareofa dor.
mir tCdo el mundo, porque nj una
sola luz brillaba en- las ventanss,
ri de las carcomidas puertas saIis
rumor alguno de voces.
Beppe Sc detuyo delante de Ia
puerta que conoeemos. Abri6. en-
tr6 Gl primero, diciendo q Tonic;
-Sfgueme.
Ei borracho sigui6 detras del
criado por una escalera muy obs.
cura.
7 como tropezaba contra los pei
1afIos, Bsppe le alargo una maIo
para guiarle.
Junt9 un estrecho descansillo!
-Guarda el equilibrio, dijo Ell
'riado del marques -mientras 20
,nciendo una cerilla.
7 Tonic q tientas, Sc agarr6 &
a cuerda que hacfa las veces de
,ssamaao en- ia es es,alera, mientras
3eppe rozaba contra Ia pared una
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-08-02

cerilla, que Sc encendi6 con una
leve crepitaci6n y esparci6 en- tor
no una Luz aZulada, b2staDte ape.
mas para encoutrar el agujero de
la puerta abrir Pero una veg
dentro, Beppe encends6 una bajia.
Touio miro alrededor Y pareci6
sorprendido, como IN dfa 10 fae San
Vito, del aspecto miserable de
aquella primera estancia.
Beppe motto el gesto del borracho
Y Sc rio para sus adentros.
-Vaya, sientate cerca de Ia me-
81, exclam6 alegremente, no hay
lujo aqui dentro, pero al meaos es-
tamos solos. Espera que 20 saque
uno de los frascos que tengo reser-
vados para los amigos. Con Ell plco
humedecido sc hablara mejor.
"A decirte verdad, 20 comerja
tam5ien IN bocado. Estoy en- ayu-
mas desde esta manana.
4 POI que no decirlo ensagnida?
Tengo aquf jam6n excelente, biz
cochos Y pan fnfsimos.
B9ppe abri6 el armario, al que
Ell borracho daba la espalda, estuvo
buscando IN POGO dentro, y despues
compareci6 con TODD 10 que habfa
dicho y que deposits en- la mesa.
Saco luego dos vasos de IN caj6n
Y Sc fue Sentar al lado de Tonic
que, sin plimientos, habia CO.
menzado a seryirSe, y por ell modo
como Sc pus0 devorar Ell pan ell
jam6n, Beppe comprendio que no /
habfa meotido al decir que estaba |
en- ayunas.
Beppe no comia, pero 81 bebi6 IN
vase de vino y lleno otro para To- /
Mo.
-Td eres un huen companero, -
exciam6 este con la boca llena: = Il
durante la vida y Ia muerte soy
tuyo.
. Come, come amigo, -respondi6 Il
Beppe riendo,-te asegaro one ha.
ras bien. Il
--Lo creo, echame otro vase de
vino.
-Puedes llegar al fondo del fras
20 que 20 no te 10 prChibo.
Los oios de Tonic comenzaron a i
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-08-02

C1ger dos pichODes Y una torta; ME
b puesto un traje que me sirye
algCnaS veces para mis- escap apat0rias
Y me die. Oon5ucirG mi amigo 4
mi eStancia Y con IN blep vase de-
vino cCnc.Airen0S nuestro pacto, J
yo le entTegare la cartera del mar
ques 6Te parece bien?
= Choca, amigo, tn me agradas y
estaremos pr0nt0 de acuerdo: 20 es-
Try listo.
Y Tonic sigui6 al criado sin des
ccnfianza.
A pocos pasos del palacio del
marques estaba parade IN coche de
plaza.
Ell cochero debfa estar va ARE
glsdo con Beppe, porque en- cuanto
lie vic salto del pezcante y abrio la
portezuela.
-lC6mo! 1vamos en- coche? bal
bnce6 Tonic estupefacto.
ST, llegaremos mas pronto !;
apenas te sostienes en- pie y 70 no
tengo ganas de arrastrarte' Vaya,
sube.
Diciendo este, Beppe estrech6 la
mufeca del borracho que no hiZo
reSistencia alguna, decidido como
estaba q disimular.
Mientras ell cocher0 cerraoa la
portezuela, Beppe lie dijo en- tono
de mando:
Al sitio de costumbre; cuidado
con equivocarte.
No temais sof1or.
Beppe Sc recosto en- los pocos
abultadas cOgines del fdcre vol,
ViendoSe al borracho:
No te vayas 4 dormir, dijo -
porQue ell trayecto no es muy largo. \
No temas. -respondi6 Tonic con |
lronfa, -es interes mfo tener los |
01os abiert1s.
Y Sc dispuso a escuchar el ruido Il
lie las ruedas, porque los cristales h
,erfados impedian Yer la Gale.
En la calle resonabau las ruedas
,on rufdo seco, s1noro, = Ell ceche
li6 varias sacudidas, por 10 que To-
lio comprendi6 que el facre eorrfa
,or camino NAL empedrado y que Sc
irigfan al centro de la cludad. i
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-08-02

! brlliaF: en- IN abrir y cerrar &c CLOS
hizo desaparecar todos los aliraen.
toS, despues saco del bolsillo una
pipa corta, toda negra, muy vieja.
-6Tendras para llenarla?
I del buen tabaco de Espafa..
C~diJo Beppe sacando del bolsillo
dc su tTaje de operario. una petaca
casi llena.
Tonic parecfa en- 6xtasis. Samer-
gio en- Ell taoaeo IA pipa, la llen6
la encendi6: despues, cen aire de
oondad, So volvi6 q Bsppe:
-Ahora, amigo. puedes hablar
Gu placer: soy todo ofios para es.
cucharte.
xTd deseas ell dinero del mar.
queS. Gvardad?
Seguro, de mi yerno, respoa.
olo con una carcajada Tonic.
b9ppe Sc m0rdio los labios.
-Ahora que eStamos solos, pue-
des desahogarte; pero 81 en- presen-
terra : : 20 W.
-.Tonterfal dNo casa el marques
con mi hjja?
es tu hija.
~L8rara on era,ta SO Is
ley me darfa la razon.
Peppe tom6 IN aire severe.
Ionic Sc flo y comprendio Que
aSl Sc comenzaba nal.
.mVsya' echame otro vase, y de.
lame decir que mi hija Sc ha Dor.
tado NAL cOnmioo.
hsto no me admira: ella no es
tu sangre. $40 - =
-Por los cuernos del diablo, no
me nagas tan bestia. Dame en- Sc.
guida ei dinero que me pertenece.
mo todavfa: comencemos s ass
eaoiecer nuestras condolences,
;, Al examinar ell semolante ds
bePpe, aquellos labios delgados,
aqueiioS ojos moyibles de hiena To.
lio comprendi0 que NADIA conseoui.
ia ia con ser desvergonzado. Que me.
Iof convenia tenerlo por amigo.
new naoia, ns :. dijo, echandose IN
In trago, ~
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-08-02
Tranquilidad, Salud y Reposo para las
Madres Y las Criaturas.
Ell JARABE CLAIMANTS

Ell JARABE CALMANTE de Ia
sefora WINSLOW, se da q loa nif1os en-
ell perfodo de la DENTICION. Les
ablanda las encfos, resuelve la iufamaoi6n
alivia todo dolor, cura ell coli o ventoso.
Inocente efcaz en- todos los case !.
Aconseiamos las nadres qua teng IN
nibo enfermo que no deje q la preven-
cion Or pia Ui la de otro', evite ell uso de
esta medicina que proporciona alivio Sc
gnro, absolutament seguro, 81 Sc usa
oportunomente. alt.