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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-05-31
PieStaS PatrOnales.
La. Verbena
de San Juan,

- Uno de los actos mas salientes
de les pr6ximas, grandes festas de
San Juan, sera indudablemente la
VERBENA del Santo, one SO ileva-
lra a cabo en- Puerta de '1' ezra y en-
los terrenos que quedan frente q la
plaza de la Lealtad.
En- dicho campo, Sc levantaran
por las familias de esta Capital y
pueblos limftrofes, caprichosas ba-
rracas de foliage 8 Iona, adornadas
con banderasg2galla cortinas,
&. &. A esas casetas, amuebladas,
previamente, se trasladaran el "a
por la mal1ana, pasando todo 81 dia
er tire mdsica, bales y otros espar'
cimientos. Despues de las carreras
de caballos Sc levantara al campo.
Cuantas personas deseen coucu
rrir q esa VERBENA, levantando
caseta, pueden dirigirse al sef1or Ri
vero, secretario de la junta con OBJ
jeto de reservarles ell terreno.
Otros festejos, no menos agra
dables, SO estan preparando,
San Juan revive con mayores
eutu&iasmos que en- pasadas epocas.
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8 Dlie rsasa7
ri Obi en- Lales

A las 10 de Ia mallana de hoy 2e
ha hecho So entrada en- esta pobla-
ci6n el Reverendfsimo padre Blenk,
Hnstrfsimo Sr Obispo de esta Dioc6
sin.
Una lujosa comitivA de mas de
zoo ginetes compuesta 6sta de auto
ridades civiles, Ayuntamiento y CO.
lonia espal1ola y caballeros particu-
slares, le fueron & recibir al Unite de
10 Jurisdiction.
Frente 4 la casa Alcaldfa, le es-
peraba, ell clero parroquial con cruz
alta, ciriales y palio, cofradias del
Santfsimo Sacramento, congrega-
ci6n de hijas de Maria, el Director
con sus educandos del colegio cat6li
co, y feligreses en- general.
Al llegar nuestro Prelado con
su comitjva al indicado lugar Sc des
monte, entrando en- nn depsrtamen :
to de los bajos de Ia casa Ayunta
miento, que SO le tenfa preparado pa
ra ell efecto, donde Sc revisti6 de- los
ornamentos sagrados, continuando
en- procession bajo palio hasta el tenn
plo, donde desde el altar mayor ben
dijo al pueblo dirigiendole Ia pala-
bra, Ia cual gust6 mucho porque da
ba las gracias por los honores que
le dispensaban.
Una banda de m1sica amenizaba
81 actc. .eSa-~
Ell Corresponsal.
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MuChaChaS ligeraS
para Ell SerViCio
de telegramaS.

La admiristraci6n de Correos
Teiegrafos de Irgiaterra ha decidi-
do sustituir, de ahora en- ade}ante,
con muchachas, les chicos que We
man encargados de servir & domici
lilo los telegramas.
Un ensayo que Sc ha realizado
recientemente por el jefe de Correos
de Santa Aua, y en- e! que han pres
tado servicio en- CON peteucia las
nuchachas con sus colegas mascu-
limos. ha dado resultados- en- extre
mo satisfactolios.
Prescindiendo de detalles de es
casa importancia, ha quedado com .
probado el hecho de que las adoles
centes han llenado su cometido con
mayor rapidezy ma inteligencia que
sus rivales, y que. por consequence,
con la nueva reforma, obtendra la
administration bene 6cios indudables,
pesar de proponerse retr ibuir q
las empleaditas con igual sueldo que
a los repartidores de despachos te-
legraicos.
Las muchachas con objeto de in.
vertir ell menor tempo possible en-
recorrer sus trayectos respectivos,
han organizado un perfecto servicio
de bicicletas, que manejau con gran
habilidad.
Las repartidoras no vestirau
uniforme, y tan solo una insignia
que llevaran en- los brazos, permitira
conocer el empleo que ejercen.
He ahf un servicio que podrfan
realizar perfectamente algunas mu-
chachss pobres de Puerto Rico. No
todo ha de ser para el sexo mascu-
liuo que Elias tambien son hijas de
Dios.
En- esta imprenta se vende pa
del de peri6dicos { ~ 10 81 quintal,
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Juan LIovet.

Sc ofrece a los propietarios
para la installation de inodoros en-
communication con la alcantarilla, Sc.
gun 10 exige la Junta de Sanidad,
con respiraderos y GAIA de aire
Sus precios son los mas baratos,
no exigiendo dinero alguno hasta
terminado y entregado los trabajos
que Sc le confien.
S-30-12
En- esta tipografia Sc hace toda
clase de trabajos precios equitati
vos
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La SuCQrS0l
del BanC0 ESpa60l
en- MayagueZ.

El es timado amigo que la G.. :.
cribe, nos favorece con la siguie g
carta, que publicamos con gusto
En- ell peri6dico de V CORES n
diente al dia 25 del actual aparece
un csc dice, que probablemente de
saparecer& Ia Sucursal del Banco
Espanol en- Mayaguez. Que las ra
zones las conocen los principales &C
cionistas de esta ciudad
Por 81 quiere V. rectificar ese
dfcese, le dire 20 a mi vez que Ia tai
noticia no tiene mas fundamento que
el deseo, tai vez, del que ha dado esa
noticia, pues precisamente la Junta
General de accionistas celebraaa en-
esa ciudad en- los primeros dias de
Mario 1ltimo acord6 todo 10 contra
rio, este es, que dicha Sncursal de
be existir mientras siga dando resul
tados y benefcios satisfactorios, co
mo hasta Ia presente los ha dado, y
siempre que su Consejo Adninistra
two pueda funcionar con arreglo s
10 que establecen los Estatutos del
Banco
No Sc comprende que puedan
tener interes en- que desaparezca di
cha Sucursal, que tanto ha ayudado
q Ia riqueza general de este distrito,
sino aquellos que hacen negocios
analogo q los que aquella efect1a;
perO cuyos .15ldnt7opos en- vez de co
brar un interes m6dico que facilite
las operaciones del comercio y 10
agriculture, exigen ell II y 2% men
sual.
Claro esta que estos caballeros
no les couvienen las instituciones de
credito que abaratan ell inter6s del
dinero, pero en- cambio propenden
al desarrollo de los intereses gene
rales del pals, que creo es 10 que nos
interesa & la mayor1a
Agradecere V. que pueda
hacer Ia rectiicacion indicada su
affmo, S. S.
@. B S. M.
Jose Ms lSulozdy.
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En- esta imprenta se vende pa
del de peri6dicos ( q 10 81 quintal,
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Gran Hotel y Restaurant
INGLATERRA
TETUAN 10 IL CRUZ 2 Y FORTALEZA q.
HOTEL de j. 0RDEN

Edicio construido expresamente para Hotel
Capacidad para 200 PASAJEROS.
.tuacion la mas c6ntrca
istas la bahia las GALES Tetuan, Fortalsza
:. mas fresco ventilado de la Capital.
f. oomedor mejor de las Antilas
Departamentos Independence para familias.
Desde d Agoso rge ademas del plan antique >
aas, el sisteina americana; gusto del favoreceaor
de carruajes de lujo
Interpreters Traductores de Ter. orden.
Precios al igual de 10 demas Hoteles.
Sc hacen abonos para comidas
installation De ba6os 4 la moaerna.
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HABLA
ell SrI B0rda hij0.

Gel New York Times. del IL del
corriente publica, 10 siguiente, bajo
ell rubro <Hambre en- Pto. Rico,
Sr. Editor del <New York Times.
En- eli ndmero de hoy de su dia
rio leo un cable de San Juan anun
ciando que en- una entrevista celebra
da conmigo publicada en- el Times
del Is de Abril, 70 habfa dicho esta
frase:-:Es tan desesperada Ia situa
ci6n de la isla que los padres venden
& sus hijas para que no muerau de
hambre, y que este ha sido repro
ducido en- hojas sueltas que circular
en- San Juau-No es exaeta Ia mani
festacion que sc nae atribuye en- la
forma que Sc expresa. La verdad
es que en- confirmation del affective o
estado de miseria que Pto Rico atra-
viesa 20 hice presente q mi interlo.
cutor la relaci6n circustanciada que
unos de sus peri6dicos hac1a de un
padre que SO hmentaba de haber to
nido que yender sus hijas para SAL
varlas de la muerte por inanici6n.
WENCESLAO BORDA
New York Mayo 9 de 1901s
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BALNEARIO DE ARROYO
Aguas medcina|es natura|es q varias temperatures

Popetarios-Se Virela Urbe Hermanos
Peciodeun
Para mas inormes pormenores / rgrse:
JHotel Frances
& l.
duce Gya P.
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PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
/ INVENT0 MARAVILL0S0.

Cura la caspa, calvicie, dolores 6o cabeza
s. Il, J sin embargo, cuesta lo M: que Ia
ponilla orlinaria.
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LA PEINILLA ELECIRlCA
nEIl DOCTOR " WIIWE

LA PEINlALA ELGUTRlCA
DEL DOCTOR WHITE
La linica peinilla que ha obtenido paten-
te Donde quera que han sido usadas, SO ha
'onquistado alta reputation.
Basta pcinarse todos los dias, poTque la
reinlla hace 10 demas.
Esta peinilla asOmbrosa no puode romperse,
yesta construida de tai manera, que no estro-
pea ell cabello. Sc vendo garantizando por
escrito que sera satisfactoria en- todos sentldos.
Enviando el importe en- seos So remiten
por correo
Tamano para Senoras, 30 centavos'
I.Tamano para Caballeros 80 centaVos'
Agentes activos, sean hombres mujeres
Sc necesitan para introducir vaioso arti-
culo en- todas parties. Lease ell anunco que
rublcamos en- otro sitio de este peri6dico.
Los infnitos Agentes que tenemos estap
muy satsfechos del fxito que alcanzan'
Direction: d N. R Sc.
Administrator Genera
DECATUR, Illinois.
156-27
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Vapores que saldran.

PARA NEW-YORK
Relaci6n de los vapores que SAL
dram del puerto de San Juan para
To de NeW-York.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-11-21
SETTLES NORTHERN
RAILROAD AFFAIR
Company With Immense CAPT.
tai incorporated to Take
Over the Shares.

TRENTON, n. J., Nov. 13.-The North
ern Securities Company, capital 800, OOO.-
600. was Incorporated at noon today. The
company is formed to acquire and deal
in stocks and securities of corporations.
The fling fee of $4,000 was paid, the
check coming from ]. Pierpont Morgan
& Co. The incorporators are George F.
Baker Jr., Richard Tremble, New York.
and Abram II. Hyatt of Allenhurst, ".
y.
The powers conferred upon the com
pany by the articles of incorporation in
cIude these: To acquire by purchase,
subscription or otherwise and to- hold
as investment any bonds or other Sc
curities of Indebtedness or any share of
capital stock created or issued by, any
other corporation or corporations, asso-
cation or associations of the State of
New Jersey or any other State, Terri
tory or country.
To purchase, hold. sell. assign, trans
fer, mortgage or otherwise to dispose of
any bonds or other securities or evil
dence of debt created or issued by any
other corporation or corporations, asso-
citation or associations of the State of
New Jersey or any other State, Territory
or country, and while owner thereof to
exercise all the right, power and privi-
leges of such ownership.
The capital stock of the company is
divided into 1900 900 shares of S100 each,
all of which IS to be common stock.
II is understood that the new corpora
ton was formed for the purpose of taxi
ing over the shares of the Great North
ern, Northern Pacific and Burlington
roads, which means the absolute settle
ment of the railroad question of the
north.
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DEATH OF COL. BAIRD.

once more the ranks OF the Federal
officials sent down by President Nc
KfnIey has been invaded by death. Cor
John c. Baird. OF Cheyenne, Wyo., the
United States District Attorney, was
n man whose practice in the Territory
where he made his home for many
years. fitted him for the service he was
called upon to perform here.
He was a student. a thoughtful care
full investigator. one with the courage OF
his convictions and the manliness To
retrace a step which experience showed
was III advised. He was working 10
familiarize himself with the conditions
here and his efforts have left their i'm
press upon the records Of the Federal
offices.
Should the reports of the probability
of the choice Of Attorney General Van
OrsdeI to succeed him be well founded
the local courts will find in him
worthy successor, one whose equipment
for the office is peculiarly fitting. man
who will be a credit TO the community
and the bar, and who will come here
with more than a little acquaintance
with men and conditions, through MS
friendship with Senator Clark
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Young Forgsr Pardoned.

JAMESTOWN IN. ", Nov. Abba
NJ. Kent, Jr.. OF this city, who was
serving a term OF three years and two
months in the Auburn State prison.
was pardoned today by Governor Odell.
Kent was. until three years ago, one of
the leading young business men. He
forged his uncle's name to notes aggre-
eating $4,000. secured money. and, in
company with a handsome music teach
er. left the country Some months later
he was arrested in Japan. He pleaded
guilty to the charge OF forgery and was
sentenced 10 Auburn prison. Since then
his young wife has secured a divorce.
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WILL NEVER LEAD
TO ANY TROUBLE

BERLIN, Nov 12-The National lei
tung publishes an article dealing with
President Roosevelt as a man and a
statesman. After giving a just descrip-
ton of his character and tastes, the ar
ticle proceeds to forecast in a conserva-
tive way his relations with foreign coUn-
tries. and particularly with Germany.
Mr. Roosevelt Will be an American
President" says the writer. Gin the full
est sense of the word. without senti-
mentalism and basing his course solely
on American interests. a conflict with
Germany at present is out of the ques-
ton. but II might spring up IL economi-
cal difficulties should widen"
The article IS attracting widespread
attention. because IN some respects It is
the first OF it's class dealing with Pres!-
dent Roosevelt to appear I'm Germany.
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YERKES WILL WIN
IN THE STRUGGLE
Little Danger That he Will Lose
London Traction
Scheme.

NEW YORK, Nov. 14.-Commenting up
on the rivalry now existing between the
London County Council and the Yerkes
syndicate the London correspondent of
the Tribune says:
/ A sudden spasm of energy On the part
/ Of the London County Council respecting
metropolitan rapid transit is attributed
to jealousy of Mr.. Yerkes. The Amer
tican syndicate has not yet accomplished
any practical results, since it has been
DISTRACTED by a controversy over the
method of electric traction on the cd
underground system. 1t has produced
plans for a comprehensive system or
electric transit connecting with the Dis
trict line. and is acquiring control of one
authorized paper scheme after another,
and is opening the way for working out
the problem rapidly. If the arbitrator,
the Board of Trade, decides against the
MetroponIan directors method of sup
plying electric power.
The London County Council Is humili-
ated by the evidence that the most i'm
portant question relating to the welfare
of London. is passing from local control
into foreign hands. 1t has come to the
front with two comprehensive plans for
the relief of Londoners. One is a sys-
TEN of shallow canals for the transpor-
tation of passengers under thoroughfares
Dy an electric trdmWaEs ana the OlHer Is
a system of sUbwayS for sewers, pipes,
wires and telephones, by which the I'M
ceasing upheaval of the streets and con-
seuuent mock of traffic can be prevent
cd There VIII be little opposition to
either scheme from the public. but there
is little confidence that the council can
carry out its projects without prolOng-
ed delay and obstruction from either
parliament or the rate payers. The bur
dens of local taxation are already 50
heavy that the systematic introduction
of shallow tunnels and suhways on a
large scale win be retarded by prudential
considerations.
London, owing to the absence OF cen
trail authority and the lack of unification
in metropolitan government, has fallen
behind the great capitals Of the world
in transit facilities, but the rate payers
are not prepared to assume addit onal
financial responsibilities. Mr.. Yerkes
will probably have the field to himself
if he succeeds in obtaining a favorable
decision from the arbitrator respecting
the method of electric traction.
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NEWS OF WORLD
CONDENSED

David Hill predicts the end of Tam
many.
One death from plague Is reported at
London.
San Francisco burglar steals only
trousers.
Carnegie has given old employees a
million dollars.
The capture of Panama by the Lib
erals Is denied.
The Burling ton- northwestern Rail-
way fight is settled.
W. E. d. Stokes is contesting the will
Of Edward s. Stokes.
The Duke Of Cornwall has been Gre
ated Prince of Wales.
Sir Jos. c. Dunsdale has been install
ed as mayor OF London
The Twenty-eighth Infantry is book
ed TO sail on the Grant
The famous lost Tayapa mines of
Mexico have been found.
Yaqui Indians are again committing
depredations in Arizona.
The Southeastern Alaska salmon out
put Is valued at $5,O00.00
The Porte will send an extraordinary
mission to st. Petersburg.
Sybil Sanderson is in San Francisco
after fifteen years absence.
The decline in English trade I'm the
past ten months was $4,000, 900.
A war between Chin and Wong fami-
lies at San Francisco Is imminent.
Roosevelt may remove Collector Bid
we'll Of the New York custom house.
II. st. John Dix was arrested in Lon
don for wrecking Washington banks.
An English syndicate has purchased
San Francisco urban street car lines.
Pat Grove will return to Omaha, CAL
lahan, a partner, having been acquit-
ted.
Chicago union men won their fight,
allowing them to maintain a picket
line.
Seven million dollars will be spent for
the main buildings at the st. Louis
fair.
Mexican railroads are planning to i'm
port American mechanics for shop
The Northwestern road is said to
have purchased an entrance into St
Louis.
DR.. Mary G. Walker may lose her
pension as army nurse for criticism OF
Mckinley.
Important discoveries have been
made In Egypt OF dynasties ruling $500
years ago.
The Methodist churches Of the coun-
try have raised $4,000. 900 TO pay their
church debts
The question OF separate coaches for
cOnsumptives has been left to the Pull
man Company.
Cole Younger. the famous bandit. has
refused the offer OF a police captaincy
In Minneapolis.
FOFelBn fruits preserved Dy the use
OF acids. will be refused admission in
the United States.
E V. Wilbern. Of Cincinnati. is per-
fecting plans for an automobile trip
around the world.
Superintendent Atkinson. at Manila,
has sent In a call for more teachers
He wants only men.
J. L. -. Shepard. a wealthy Oakland
citizen. disinherited a daughter who
changed her religion.
West Point entrance examinations
may be dispensed with in the case Of
high school graduates.
The chrysanthemum show at New
York was inaugurated with 200 blooms
OF great size and beauty.
The young Sultan OF Johore is out
doing everything known In Paris for
lavishness and crazy TeVels.
Ex-PresIdent Cleveland. In an address
at Pittsburg. urged the hearty coop
Grafton OF labor and capital
James J. Hill will build Young Mems
Christian Association buildings along
the line Of the Great Northern.
A writer in the London Times says
the Trans-Siberian Railroad is not
complete. but has many bridges not
constructed, and tunnels not com
menced.
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German Emigration Increases.

NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-THE Berlin cor
respondent of the London Times and
New York Times says there has been a
great increase in the number of emil
grants from Germany this year. In the
past ten months 115.00O Germans and for
eigners sailed on German vessels. This
Is more than twice the number of those
who sailed from 1894 to 1897. Emigration
to the Argentine Republic and Uruguay
has increased, while that to Brazil has
diminished.
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TO DEPART.
Name.

Abraham Lincoln's birthplace, a farm
of ITO acres. near HodGensville. KY, Is
TO be turned into an inebriate asylum.
St. Luke's Society. OF Chicago, has
bought the place and has an option on
$50 acres adjacent. Dr.. Struble. one OF
the directors Of the society, says Il
will be a memorial to Lincoln, and the
greatest temperance project ever un-
dertaken IN this country.
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When IL becomes necessary for a ma
zion TO look about for ways TO prevent
an accumulation of money in its vaults
its neighbors acquire a healthy respect
which IS greater even than for big guns
and stoutIy armored battleships. The
sInews Of war are what will count III
the future, more than in the past.
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Postmaster Medo,ra weds.

MADISON. wis. Nov. s.-W. L. Me-
deira, assistant postmaster at Honolulu,
arrived here yesterday to claim MadI-
son bride. Next Thursday he VIII be
united in marriage TO Miss Jessie Wood
ard the daughter OF Lester Woodland,
and they viii leave at once for Hawaii
They met at Santa Cruz, Cal. where
Miss Woodland has passed several winters
with her family. \ brother of the bride
groom will come from Boston 10 act as
best man.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-11-21

With all mails from the South Seas
passing this way quicker time ana
more frequent trips may well De eX-
pected. The record Of the Ventura s
last mail. from Sydney to London IN
thirty days, from this city to New YORK
in ten days. is one which VIII be OF
great advantage In holding the business
already coming this way. Win mail
clerks the business Of the local office
will be greatly expedited.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-11-21

The entire plant of the Aurora Mining
Company at Joplin. No. collapsed on
November Is. The laborers were warn
ed in time TO escapse injury.
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The man who tied his team to tram
sbou,d thank his stars air ships were
not waiting about to be used as hitchlng
Dosts.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-11-21

The Hope blue diamond relieves tne
tired feeling of the noble Iord anu LID
creditors
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The DOGGY man of Kansas Is an ac-
tuaIity while band OF cohVlctS 10
roaming over the state
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Caypless wants to be the early 6 t,,
and with himself and wilcox puliils
should draw out tasty Sruo-
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Miss Wackerman, a New York heress,
has become insane in London.
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a severe shock of an earthquake has
done considerable damage IN Southern
Utah.
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Ire SzasaAy
Of Ire Sack

That Is where some people feel
weak Ill the time.
They are likely to be despondent
and II is not unusual TO find them
borrowing trouble as If they hadn't
enough already.
The fact is their kidneys are weak.
either naturally or because OF sickness.
exposure, worry or other influences.
II am thankful 10 say" writes J. L Camp
ALL. of Sycamore. Ill. that Hoods S&rsapa-
lila has cured me. For many years was
troubled with bscksche. At times was 20
Rad had to be helped from the bed or chair.
am now we'll and strong and free FROM pain"
WHAT this great medicine did for him IS has
kons for others
Hoods SaseSaPSsafEE3
Promises to cure and keeps the
promise. Begin treatment With
Hoods today.