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The suburban citizen., 1901-06-15
THE WHITE PINE DISAPPEARING.
Result of Ruthless Destruction Of
Trees.

Result of Ruthless Destruction Of
Trees.
"The white pine tree is disappear
ing" said a student of the confer fam.
lily to a Washington Star reporter in
the grounds of the Department Of
Agriculture, though now that atten-
tion has been called to the ruthless de-
struction of the trees the various
schemes OF reforestation and conserva.
tive numbering are being given consid-
GRAFTON. 1t has been calculated that
the original stand of white pine in
| Canada and the United States repre-
sented something like 500O00,O 100000
feet of merchantable lumber, board
measure, In 1899 it was computed
| that the stand had been reduced to
100000 100000 feet, G4,000, 1000 600 feet
being in the United States in the re-
gion Of the great lakes, 40,O00,0OO, 600
in Canada and G,000000,000 scattering.
"The white pine is dstinctively a
Northern tree. The native distribution
of the tree was from Newfoundland on
the east to Lake Winnipeg on the west
and thence to the southern boundary
OF Wisconsin, Michigan, Pennsylvania,
New Jersey and Connecticut. The
white pine belt also followed the Ap-
palachian range as far to the south as
Georgia. The best growth Of the tree
was in Maine and the British terri
tory east Of that State, along the st.
Lawrence River, in New Hampshire,
Vermont, Northern New York, Michi-
gan, Wisconsin, Minnesota and Cen
tral Pennsylvania. The forests OK
white pine have been annihilated IN
New England, though some cutting
continues in Maine. Some white pine
still grows in almost inaccessible parts
Of New York and Pennsylvania
According to Professor Spalding
the white pine tree seldom attains a
height greater than 100 feet or dia-
meter of more than forty inches. A
tree of this variety once measured by
the division of forestry of the Depart
ment OF Agriculture was 10 feet tall
and forty-eight inches thick That
tree was AGO years old. 1t was q little
sapling fifty years before Columbus
sailed from Palos.
ut is not an easy tree to propagate,
so many Of the seeds being unfertile.
1t does not as a rule, produce flowers
and cones until it is fifteen or twenty
years old. During the first decade of
its life it will grow about one foot
every twelve months, and then it
grows a little faster till maturity A
tree twenty years old ought to be
about twenty-five feet high, and at
thirty or forty years of age it ought to
measure about sixty feet"
The suburban citizen., 1901-06-15
WORDS OF WISDOM.

The ideal determines the real.
Love is the etiquette Of eternity.
Diversity does not make divergence.
Every knave is an unconscious fool.
A little balm may hold much bless
ing.
Faith is the force that makes mo.
tives.
You may always suspect the suspi.
cious man.
The softer the snow as it falls the
deeper it win sink.
The roots are refreshed by the rain
released by the leaves.
There can be q cheerful face only
where there is a faithful heart.
He who stoops to meanness finds it
hard tc get the crick out of his back
You can tell a mans price when you
know what he will do for 4 principle.
When earthly goods become our
highest good they become our greatest
Evil.
Many VINO are willing that their
work should be done by proxy will be
surprised to receive their reward that
way.
He who cannot forget the kindness
he has done is little better than he
who remembers the injuries he has re-
ceived Rams Horn.
The suburban citizen., 1901-06-15
Fortnne In a Nrntlress.

The police Of Levallois-PeTet, q sub
urb of Paris. were informed some little
time ago of the sudden death Of an old
woman named Marguerite Blassau,
who had long been regarded as n paup-
er. She had been in receipt of out
door relief for number Of years, and
had been regularly aided as well by
charitable persons. The police doctor
who inquired into the causes of her
death found some $1,000 in bank notes
concealed about her clothing. and
further investigations revealed the ex-
istence-stOwed away in the woman's
mattress-of a small fortune, consist
ing Of bonds to the value Of over 500.
Oo0 and o considerable sum in gold.
The suburban citizen., 1901-06-15
Testing His Temper.

"a year or two ago" said a young
man to friend Il spent few weeks
at south coast watering places One
day l saw machine which bore the
inscription, Drop a penny in the slot,
and learn how to make your trousers
last AS l hadn't a great deal OF
money l thought an investment of a
penny to show me how to save the pur-
chase Of a pair of trousers would be
small capital put to good use, so 1
dropped the required coin in and a card
appeared. What do you suppose it
recommended as the way to make my
trousers last"
Don't wear em, I suppose"
"No."
what did it say?'
MAKE your coat and walstcoat first"
--Tit-Bits. p
The suburban citizen., 1901-06-15
Better Roads.

One Of the best signs OF progress IN
the South is the increasing interest in
road building and road improve. : ent.
1t is true that we have much more
talk than performance on this subject,
but there are signs of practical prog
ress in several Southern States. In
Louisiana there seems to Se a good
prospect of much frst.class road work
this year.
The principal factor "a the move
ment is the Illinois central railroad,
one of the most enterprising and lib
eral railways in the country
1t has been said that the Illinois
central has never entered any terri
tory which it did not benefit and i'm
prove. 1t has done great things for
the Southern States through which it
passes. Be'ides giving them admir-
able freight and passenger service. It
has settled many thousands Of the
best class of immigrants in that sec
tion.
The railroads purchased large tracts
of land lying along its lines, which it
cut up into farms and sold on very
easy terms to sturdy and intelligent
farmers from the Northwest. These
new citizens Of the South are so well
pleased that they have induced many
others to join them. They have added
much to the value of farm lands In
Mississippi and Louisiana.
The Illinois Central is now doing an
other good thing for the States It has
already benefited so greatly.
1t is building at its own expense
sample stretches of good roads along
its lines and is distributing much prac.
tical literature on the subject of good
roads. In addition to this it gives low
freight rates on road materials and
in other ways encourages the good
roads movement
. IL all the railroads in the South
The suburban citizen., 1901-06-15
The Latest Freak.

The Coney Island Museum propre-
Tor was standing in the vestbule, when
Well-garbed man accosted him.
Want to hire a ireakl" asked the
well garbed man.
Maybe" said the museum proprie-
tor, .guardedly. Where is he?"
Tine he"
Come off. What's the matter with
your"
I'm tramp"
You don't look it, but what's bein' a
tramp got to do with my hiring you?'
"Everythin I'm the best-dressed
tramp in the profesh. | amt afraid OF
water. take bath every chance l
get. like all kinds OF dogs. | hate
pie Nobody ever heard me refuse to
saw a pile Of wood. l never wore a
tomato can in my life, like work if
| can find a Job. L."
You're engaged. Take the vacant
seat between the nail swallower and the
man with the big spectacles-the chap
that we call the iour-eyed monster"
The suburban citizen., 1901-06-15
un TO Knr.

"Ah, mel" she sighed, and tears we'll
ed from her eyes.
Fortescue ST Cyril bent down until
the breath all but swept her low, broad
forehead.
DO you know what will knock that
coldS' he asked, earnestly.
She looked quickly UP into his face
and it was what she saw there rather
than his words that told her he loved
her.
"Quinine andp she faltered shyly,
for it seemed up to her to say some
thing.
The suburban citizen., 1901-06-15
The New Color.

OttingeI-My new golf cap is going
to be OF automobile blue.
Miss Henriques-I didn't know there
was any such shade as automobile
blue"
Ottinger-Oh, yes That is the
color the air becomes around an auto
mobile when it breaks down with two
gentlemen in it.
The suburban citizen., 1901-06-15
One Of tho snhnrhnnitss.

Mr.. Isolate (of Lonelyvile, on even
ing train enlbarrassed)-You may no.
tice that nearly every suburbanite is
bringing out either a new cook or
waitress with him.
Mr. Brooklyn Borough (his guest
crltically)-Yes. You might call this
Cooks personally conducted excur-
sionp
The suburban citizen., 1901-06-15
An Educational influence.

q We need good roads, not only for
haulage and commerce, but as an in
tellectual and educative influence to
give us an enlarged intellectual power
for comprehending the world that is
about us.
The suburban citizen., 1901-06-15

would do as much in this cause as the
Illinois Central is doing, the result
would be of immense benefit to this
section, as well as the railroads them.
selves.-Atlanta Journal.
The suburban citizen., 1901-06-15

That sounds like hail." said the
blushing bride, as the shower of rice
struck the top of the carriage which
was conveying them TO the railroad sta
tion
We'll it is, hail to the BRIDE" said
the giadsome groom, gleefully.
The suburban citizen., 1901-06-15
Cares Eczoma, Itching Eaumors.

3. B. B. Botanic Blood Balm) cures all skin
oruptions. itching humors eczema watery
blisters, scabs, scales, fostering sores, boilS.
carbuncles, heals every sore by giving a
healthy blood supply to the skin. Cures old,
deep-seated cases after all else fails Drug
gsts, 81 Describe symptoms and treatment
sent free and prepaid by writing DR.. Gillian
IL Mitchell street, Atlanta, Ga.
The suburban citizen., 1901-06-15

TGaspoonful doses of Crab Orchard Water
night and morning will cure the most obstin-
ate cases Of constipation.
The suburban citizen., 1901-06-15

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for children
tsething, soften the guuS, reduces indamma-
tion, allays pain, cures wind collie. 25c bottle
The suburban citizen., 1901-06-15

FITS permanently cured. No ts or nervous
ness after FIRST days use of Or. Klne's Great
Nerve Restorer 50 trial bottle and treatise free
Or. r. H. KLINE Ltd, 931 Arch st., Phila., Pa.
The suburban citizen., 1901-06-15

]. S. Parker, Fredonia. N. Y. Says "Shall
not call on you for the 800 reward, for 1 be-
lieve Halls Catarrh Cure will cure any case
OF catarrh. Was very bad" Write him for
particulars. Sold by Druggists 75c.
The suburban citizen., 1901-06-15
ola Stamps ana Coins

In China trades and professions are he.
redItary in families.
The suburban citizen., 1901-06-15

Are bought by John P. Cooper, Rod Bank, N.
J. Write him, enclosing stamp. He pays
high prices for old issues.
The suburban citizen., 1901-06-15

ASK Your Dealer for Aliens Foot Ease.
powder to shake into your shoes rests tbs
feet. Cures Corns, Bunions, Swollen Sore,
Hot, Callous Aching, Sweating Feet and Iu-
growing Nails Aliens Foot-Ease makes new
or tight shoes easy At all druggists and
shoe stores 25 cts. Sample mailed FREE,
Address Allen S. Olmsted, Leroy, N. Y.
The suburban citizen., 1901-06-15

362, 500.
The suburban citizen., 1901-06-15

It is, perhaps, natural that the aeronaut
should feel uppish.
The suburban citizen., 1901-06-15

The people who sing their own praise
don't indulge in duets.
The suburban citizen., 1901-06-15

Iams sure Piso 3 euro for Consumption saved
my life three years ago.-MRs. THOMAS Rob
sIEs, Maple St., Norwich, MY, Feb. II, 1900.
The suburban citizen., 1901-06-15

PUrNAM BhpELEss DYES 90 no, spot, streak
or give your goods an unevenly dyed appear
ance. Sold by all druggists.
The suburban citizen., 1901-06-15
worth Knowing.

The worlds production of copper in 1909
is estimated at All 900 tons.
The suburban citizen., 1901-06-15

All men are not homeless, but some are
home less than Others
The suburban citizen., 1901-06-15
HnI1 to 1hn RrIde.

Villa formerly meaAt farm and not a
hnnsn
The suburban citizen., 1901-06-15

There is no filter that viii make a clean
conscience.
The suburban citizen., 1901-06-15

There is an opening for every Inan-in
the eemetery.
The suburban citizen., 1901-06-15

Ireland produces 2lO tons of honey a
year, worth $4,000.
The suburban citizen., 1901-06-15
G666d Roads R6tss
l9elsslit,
Combined Efforts.

HE strenuous efforts of driv-
ers and wheelmen in behalf of
improved highways have beer
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-12-20
M0VIMIENT0

Sc advierte mucho movimiento
de trausito en- nuestra Capital, debi-
do q la llegada del Sr. Cob ernador
y & las festes que Sc le han prepara-
do.
Sale algo de su faz de calma la
poblacion y quien mas y quieu me-
ncs siente lei contagio del rego2ijo,
natural en- dias de jolgorio lie es-
parcimiento.
Los cOmercios de mercanoias Sc
cas-, ,tambien estan mas auimados
que de ordinario y hasta les de pro
visiones, pues Ell train de unos y de
otros es siempre un aperitivo que
exita y como es consiguiente ell es-
tonnage toma tamblen parte en- cuan
to Sc relaciona con Ia vida y Sc CO.
ne un POGO mas.
No nos restamos nosotros de
csc oleage, y nos complsce YER que
por un mot1vo 6 por otro SO levante
la animation pdblica.
De aguncs paeblos limitrofes
hemOs vistO bastantes transeuntes
que vielen al olorcil?o de la d'cbs
animacioa y atraidos ptr ells, garo-
SOS sin dnda &c aprovechar horas de
impresicres que aqo1 en- Ia Capital
!; O son moneda diaria, en- los pue-
bios { Q puGden cor rsider&r COMO cor
frAb3urC
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Por ell . orvenir.


La mecanica pre cisi6n del item
po va acercando dfa tras dfa, Ia epo
ca en- la cual ha de reunirse la CANA
Mucno nos preecupa intere 81
esa proxlma reunion.
|. Tenemos grandes esperanzas de
que ell pals SO abra q una nueva vi
da en- sentido economco hasta en-
senlido po1ftico.
En- sentido economic co, porque
no. puede restarse aquel alto euerpo
de ocuparse asidaamente de proveer
recursos fijos, claros 7 seguros para
ell Tese ro insulsr, es natural que
tcdos los sef1ores que hsn de mediar
en- ese estudio habran previsto me-
dlos que sean equitativos y sopor-
tables por la queza p1blics.
Y en- ell sentido polftico, porque
probado como esta, qua nuestro nue.
vo gobierno, viene sabiameute ecu
par dose de atenusr esas pasiones
de banderfa aquf tan dessrrolladas,
es de esperar que ls polftica entire
en- sus graves funciones con el cs-
racter de gobernar bien que debe ser
su caractec1stica, y 1nica fo,ma que
da buena bsss una administration
expedits, y un gobierno fscil y
tranquilo.
Con 10 espersnza de que nues-
tros nombres de Ia Camara hayan
ganado en- experiencia y sabidu1fa,
siguiendo Ia ley del adelantamiento
que es una ley natural, abrigsmos
la contanza de leyes faturas bnenas
para el ciudadano; de medios arbi-
trios buenos para lss classes indus
triales y de decisiones que ensef1sn
q cada puertorriqueno adquirir ell
convencimiento de qua Ell derecho
tiene como frontera FINITE la linea
en- que empieza ell derecho del otro
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NueStroS primeroS
mapaS.

Sc anuncia de Berlin, Alemania,
que Sc encontraron recientemente
en- el castillo W>s.cgg, Wurtemberg,
los primeros mapas en- que apare
cieron e! no mbre y los pianos geo.
grafcos del Contineute americana.
Dichos mapas que, segun SO dice, es-
tan acknowledgements conservados, los
descubrio el Rsverendo Joseph Fis-
cher, catedratico de Geografia en-
Feldkiroh, capital de la provincial
austriaca de Vorsriberg, y llevan
espectivamente las fechas de 1907
y 1916.
Sc cree que ell mapa mas viejo
fue trazado bajo la inspection per-
sonal de Colon. Los ge6grafos ale
names consideran este el mas impor
tante de los hallazgos de les item
pos cisnt1fcos modernos. Durante
| muchos amos estos mapas Sc consl
deraror enteramente perdidos.
Norde nskj0fd, en- su Ultima obra
! consider6 la existencia de dichos ma
| pas como una leyenda.
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CerC2dOS
Dor Ell tamahO,

A noso-rcs pes toca siempre el
c1locarnos la mira 6 espeotecf6u
90 las SAGE SOS Una vez dt sarrolla
dos ostos general nente venimos q
gtz7r de lsa peor parte.
Es uGa d=sgtacih grande desa
tr> q" F,quez22 e Industries 60 terri
tcrios 5e tan GmitRda extension CO
go g! lre tYo.
Apes ar de IL bord,d ra2ono ida
ce nCe,tros pre- deco como en- rela
c}on utrps paiSGF, u 3stTa prCduc
ri6n ea !ipIitAt~, ada 90 ,omos decj
dtr, ii en- naGa pued8 il II Air este pc
q en- su. To-.
20 6 s. sc ti2"an vantajaa ps
+. IL. produ :cl6H c. Clbanrc Plea q
asperar que SIS sc r3suelvan pata
saber que atenernos-
90 le So veD,jls 8 d 9"i1 @ Ia cues
Son p pimera subre el azd d2ar?
Fees hay que fglsrdar & que es
20 tcrmine pa q cen ARE go ello,
conocer el valor de Ia muestra.
81 de estS, 9 d i cafe, 8 Gel tai a
20 cor taTanCs nUSOtros cNu C8ntida
des de vofdadera simp rtsn,ia, es
SECURE que aQuellas g5stiones Y | S
prim era~ h .br(sn ce coutar con eI
cuntr ges ta de caGe pai: que e7 mo
mento dado pu0lera f. lgs Eus calcu-
los.
Por des gracia como ya Sc ha di-
cho, ST es verd ID que Ga una t. za de
GRO el pals paertorri iqoeno, IS una
taxa tan chica que apanas da para
un s0rbo, y con razon puede rrscir
d.rse de tener en- 'cue ia ell peso de
sus rjqueZas.
Mutho tendremos que luchar, y
cruento ha de s5r el combate que ha-
yamc de esta blecer psra ruestra re
presentation mercartil suene 6 Sc
estin e COMO importa1te en- esa gue.
IRA gigantasca en- que debaten na-
clones poierosas el valor de sus PR
ductos, haci rndclos subir con acapa
ramie1to} con trust con otr3s me-
dos.
Y 10 sensible IS que siemrrG
nos ercontrAmos para todo absolu
tamente para todo con ell inconve
niente de nuestra pequenez.
E ! esta imprents Sc vende ps
pei de periodicos q $2-4C el quin tal
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PrOgreSO de Bolivia.

Por resolucion ejecutiva de re-
ciente fecha, Sc au5oriz6 al Ejecuti-
vo, para que con estadio de las di-
VERSES propuestas ferroviarias en- ell
Ociente, aceptara, con cargo de
aprobacion legislative, la que fuese
mas ventajosa por su oosto y condi-
ciCnes de ejecucion. En- uso de es :
ia eutorizaci6n; ha sido aceptada Ia
propuesta de IL Afeic aine, sociedad
anonima establecida en- Bruselas,
que SO propone sconstruir un Puerto
en- Bahia Negra. y de ALI un fsrro
Carril 8 Santa Cruz cen ramales
Sucre y Potosl, canalizar los RIGS
del Oriente, q implantar Ia COLOMBIA
cion de las tierras que obtenga del
Estado. En- vista de Ia seriedad de
Ia empresa concesionaria, dentro del
plazo estipulado sera una realidad
ell primer ferrocarril del Oriente.
El estudio de La prolongacion del
Ferrocarril Central del Norte Argen
tino SO ha sostenido con Ell mayor In
teres.
Cuanto ncs complace YER como
esas ,Rep1blicas ,atienden q les in
mpulsos dol progreso.
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Daro absolunente nparcal de opinion de pnsa.
.UN GRAN PASO
CIEN1rIFICO.

Los profesores No w y Freer,
de la Universidao de Michigan, han
descubierto una nueva serie de anti
septicos q los que atribuyen propie-
dades verdaderamente extraordina.
rias.
Suponen dichos profesores que
la formation de muchos psroxidos
organicos es debida dnicamente & la
acci6n del oxfgeno sobre las superb
cies de los cuerpos solidos, y que ell
poder oxidante del referido ox1geno
varfa con la naturaleza de la super
icie sobre que act1a.
Bssandose en- esta teorfa han
preparado gran cantidad de acidos
organicos peroxidalos, v han demos
trado que estos per6xidos Sc des co m
ponen en- presencia del aqua dando
soluciones que, aunqus contengan
solaments 5 milesimas de por 100
del ox1geno active derlvado de los
peroxidos organicos, son mortfferas
para todas las bacterias, y que solu
Clones diez veces mas fuertss destru
yen hasta los esporos de las mismas
bacterias.
De todos los per6xidos organi-
cos preparaGos y ensayados, el que
da resultados mejores es ell peroxi-
do bsnzolactieo, que tiene ademas la
inn portantfsima propiedad de ser inc
fensivo tornado al interior aun do
sis considerables.
En- su conseouencia, este cuerpe
constituye un antis6ptfco de un,
energfa muy superior q todos los &C
| nocidos, y es ademas compile tamen
| te inofensivo para Ell hombre.
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E. esta imprents Sc vende pa
pei de peri6dicos q $2-4C el quintal.
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Aurora P. de Benliza
MODISTA DE CORSES.

Acaba de llegar, y Sc ofrece q
las SeGoras y Senoritas de ests Ca
pital para La confecci6n de cors6s &
la medida, naodelos de Paris. FL
corse Imperio no incomoda el esto-
mago, y hace disimular ell vientre
Sc garantiza que quedar& salts
fecho el gusto mas exquisite.
Luna 62. Sc puede ir tomar
medidas domicilio.
s-15-5
POR GLEN DOLLARS al cor
tado se vende un piano en- muy buen
estado, de la afamada fabrica dc
Kalmann, Berlin que costo $500 me
xicanos. En- esta redacci6n infor-
mareMos A 2
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SON EsTOS SuS SINTOMAS I?

Prediecci6n al onanismo emisiones de dia de
uoche, derrames al estar en- presenola de unl
persona del sexo opuestO 9 al entretener ldeas
1ascivas; granoss contracciones de los lnusculoF
tque son precursores de la Epilepsia); pensa-
tendenca dormitar dormT, sensacion de enf
brutecimiento, perdida dc Ia voluntau Iaita ne
dolores en- las piernas en- los mtscuos, sensaci4h
de tristeza de salientos inquietud, falta up
memoria, indecsion, melancola cansancio deg
tantes ante Ia vista, deblidad despu6s del acto b
de una perdlda involun taIia; derrame al hacef
esfuerzos la silla, ruido silbido en- los oidot
timid6z, manos pies pegajosos frios, tenor dt
algun peigro tnminente de muerte 6 intortunit
impotenca parcia total, derrame premature =
caimiento de la sensibilidad, organos cotdos I
dobiles, dispepsia ETC. etc Algnnos So dG esos
hombre que debe recuperar sus enerNadas 1utrHas
Tltales, . vendra ser presa de alguna tatap
enfermcdad.
Nosotros solcitamos de todos los quo eufret
le agmno de los sintomas arIiba enumeladod
OUE OBSER VEN BIEN ESTE a FISO,
Comunicandose nuestra Compama de meOlCub
espeCialistas que han tenido veinte amos de cX
periencia tratando enfepmedades de los ne1vios
ANA curaci6n radical y permanente
Envienos una relaeion completa lie su caSp
dandonos todo su nombre direction, Cd9d, oct4
paeion 81 es casado o soltero, cudles dc los SIM
Tomas nombrados SO le han manifestado n Ia,
al I'd ha usado algun tratamiento para gonorrcar
Nuestra unta de medicos diagnosticttra enst
guida cuidadosamente su oaso (gratis), info1lnE
ara a Ud. dc 10 que le cuesta un tratauento d9
1reinta dias, en- 81 que efectuara una cuTacio4
radical, ae lerestaplecera I'd su completa salud
Volvera I'd. ser un hombre vigoroso. - udnos
eemte cinco PESOS billetes de su pals Q giro
postal como Rarant1a de buena fs lie envlaTemo$
ensegUida las msdicinas requefldas por c"IfeN
CertfCado, tan pronto como nuestra 1una d4
medicos haya deCidido el complete tTatant n y
que I'd debe someterse
C0MPANIA ESPEOIALISTA del N ORTIZ
Vincent Bldg, Broadway & Duane st.,
- New York, 5, U. de A.
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HOMbRES DEBILES
RECOBRAD VUESTR0 vIGOR
La DEk0RA ES PELiGR0SA.

Parece que el Creador ha ordenado, que destuds
dc la saigre el tiuido vital seminal sea Ia sup
stancia mas preciosa en- el cuerpo del hombre,
:llgnna p6rdida contranatural de el produc1IfG
siempre resultadoB deaastrosoS 80
Muchos hombrcs han muerto de enfermedauelS
corrientes, tales como las del corazon, del mgadq
dc los rTones, intermediates pulmonares etct
por haber pernitid0 q su vitaliGaa gastarse, eX
poniendoso as1 sor faces victimas de estYs
Intermediates. cuando algunas catas de nuestTtg5
medicnas, tomadas tempo, hablian impedido
estas debilitantes p6rdidas, asi preservando n
vtaltdad para resistir q los ataques de esaS pen
yrosas Intermediates.
Muchos hombres han legado 1enta, pero segura
mente I'm estadO de demCnCia incuTahle Is caush
de estas perdidas, sin saber la verdadera Gau9a
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-12-20
In VENT0 MARAVILL0S0.

Cura Ia caspa, calycie dolores de cabe pa
u r., y sin embargo, cuesta 10 miSmo que Tls
peinilla ordinaria.