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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-03-14
Gremio de Tip6grafos
DE SAN JUAN

En- esta capital sc ha constituide
bajo s6lidas bases una asociaci6n dc
tip6grafos. que persigus IN fin alta
mente humanitario, ell cual hace honor
a los organisadores de aquella.
Trata, entire otros fines dignos de
loa, Ia citada association, de cEear fondos
|por medic de una quota semanal, al
alcance de todos, con los fines siguien-
tes: evitar las suscripciones en- los ca :
sos de enfermedad y defuuci6n de sus
asociados y allegar recursos para crear
un taller del grem;o, en- el cual tengan
trabajo los agremiados cuando cares :
can de 6l.
He aquf los miembros con que
cuenta i:
Imprenta del Boil sT.N -Jes6s Ma
Sanchez, Oasimiro Duchesne, Pedro
Toledo Ma qIez, Ernesto Res', Jose I
Esturio, Oelestino Lamar, Pedro Rel
ma, Pedro Gimenes, Pedro Oortes, Ra-
fael Merinc, Ado fo Kolt.
Imprenta de "Acosta"-Genaro Fer
nandez, Em 10 Oobian, Pedro @. Val
divieso Exp6sito, Arturo Vazquez, F6.
ifx Perez, Manuel Genaro, Juan N.
Oayol, Ldcss Oaldel6n, Inocencio Oan-
dia.
Imprenta de Z, Oorresponiencia".
jose Lopez Santaells, Juan Sierra,
Manuel Castro, Jose Ruiz Rivera, Ru.
fino Vazquez.
Imprenta de Gel Pais". jose Lien.
"a Con zalez, PEDRO Sayans, jose A.
Gimenez, Juan Rodriguez Ointr6n, Nj.
colas Montafiez, jose M. Muriel, Emil
10 Worke, Olaro Izquisrdo, Manuel
Sierra F,gueroa.
Imprenta del News. - Rufiao Lls
saye, Tomas Pe-ez, Francisco Du-
chesne.
Impren'a del "Heraldo". Julio s.
Gonzalez, Marcos Rosario. Blrtolo
Martinez, Arnaldo Sp .cht Victor Hen
riquez, Lorenzo Hernandez, Oar 'os
Griining, Natalie Conde, joe Pc ez
1ndivfduos que pertenecen al Gre
milo pero que en- la actua aidad no ejer-
cen la profeei5D.
Aurelio Requiem, Rosendo Rivera
Garcia, jose Ma Veilla, Santos Marti-
nez, Mariana Ma tinez, Francisco
Quiara, Domingo Rodriguez, Marcos
Rodriguez, Luis Rivera, Esteban Rel
ma, Juan Vera, Martin GozaleS, Juan
Laloma Rodrigues, Ssgundo Heruan
dez, Isabelo Rodriguez
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-03-14
TEMOREs De GUERRA EN- La INDIA

El peri6dico imperiaIista y antique
de los radicaIes ssThe Daily Chronicle"
dice que son de temsr .turbulencias en-
la Iudia durante la primayera pr6xima.
Russia estk concentrando ademas
gran n6mero de soldados en- Ia frontera
septentrional de las posesiones brita
nicas.
EI ej6rcito ingI6s del Pendjab ha he.
Ohio una demostraci6n militar.
Parece ser que el emir del Afghanis
tan, Habid UIlad, no Sc manifesto in
clinado 4 seguir IL polftica de 50 padre
AbduF haman Khan = 4 mantener es-
fEecha anistad con Inglaterra, sustra-
y6ndose 4 "a inhuencia y 4 los consoles
Dc Busia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-03-14
Ell china polar y la tfsis
Dice IN peri6dico:

Dice IN peri6dico:
La GacetG de San sPetersburgo in.
serta la siguiente noticia que ha llama
do la atenci6n en- ell mundo m6dico.
Al dar cHenta del regreso triunfa, de
la expedition enviada & Spitzberg & to
mar la nedida del meridiano, los peri6.
dicos han atribuido la declaration one
sigue al acad6mico Tehernychef:
e En- nuestra expedition habfa IN
marinero enfermo de tuberculosis pul.
monar. Este sujeto al cabo de cierto
tempo de permanenoia en- Spitzberg
ha recobrado la salud por completo.'
Els cierto- nos hs manifestado Mr..
Tch srsycheff que hemos teniio IN
case de curacl6n de la tubercul ,sis pull.
mo1ar, pero no fu6 un mariEero sino
Juno de los obreros agregados a nuestra
expedition.
Para nuestro servici0 habfamos en-
cargado en- Finlandia varias casetas
portatiles, y para montarlas tomamos
a dos finlandeses, un viejo y I'm joven.
Este dltimo tenfa los pulmones gra
vemente atacados del NAL.
Despu6s de trabsja ar con nosotros
seis meses, ha yuelto a 81 pals, y los
medicos hln podido obseryar que ha
recobrado completamente la So lad y los
palmones estan cfcatrizados. Entire
nuestros marineros b sbfa nno bastante
delicado del pecho. Tambi6n este ha
recuperado Ia plentiful de gu vigor.
En- general, los paises po,ares FRO
Queen buen efeot0 entire los enfermos
del pecho, y 6stos, en- su mayor parte
recobran la salad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-03-14
Hostilidades d Dreyfus

"Le Matin" declara que ell ex CAPT
tan Dreyfus ha tornado recientemente
un departamento del boulevard Hauss
maun y que ell par6n Roschild, al saber
la noticia, telegrafi5 de Australia, con
de actualmente Sc encuentra, a sus re
presentantes en- Paris, ordenandolea
cancelar ell contrato de aIrendamiento
a Dreyfus cualquiera que tuese el pre-
clio estipulado.
Dreyfus convino en- abandonar Ia
casa bajo Ia condici6n de que Sc lie
reembolsen los gastos hechos por 81 al
establecerse en- ella.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-03-14
Obsequio de Roosevelt
A Los MARINOs PORTUGUEsEs

El ministro de los Estados Unidos
en- Lisbos, Mr.. Francis B L1omis (que
antes desempeT6 igual cargo en- Cara
casl, puso en- manos del captain Betan-
court. ofciales y tripulaci6n del vspol
portugues "Peninsular", los reg los que
con tai objeto le envfara ell Presidente
Roosevelt, consistentes en- I'm crOn6.
metro de orc para ell capitan, anteoj os
para Ia ofcialidad y medallas para la
maFinerfa.
EI s'Peninsulal" encontr6 ell % de
Octubre dltimo Ia goleta americana
"Western Ealn sin tim6n y hacienda
aqua, J tom6 a bordo IA tripulaci6n de
la goleta, consistente en- Ell patron y dos
marineros, q quienes condujo a Nueva
York.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-03-14
PONCE

Anteayer Sc celebr6 en- la Corte de Dis.
trito ell juicio oral de Ia causa ssguida con.
ira Carlos Juan Rivi6, por asesinsto frus.
trado. El fiscal retro Ia acusaci6n. ri
Tribunal absoivi6 al procesado.
Ell microbes fn6 adjudicadO provisio-
nalmente don Antonio Oabaiias el remate
sobre cobro de puestos de- venta en- ID Pla.
"a Gel Mercado raz6n de 5.035 dollars,
por 10 que resta del actual afio econ6mico.
-Ha sido elevads aver Ia Oorte de Dis.
trito Ia c --tra Salvador Ramires, acu.
sado por
"A 5- gDs iebio na0ee '-s-saO
anteant Ssga.a3siIe1t9, cent?. sr@7
el alca 7scc Jasyal,ss los csHes S4g
sefiores Mor.. s,ovrsg, 6'e e0srg sgJss,
Ortis. Marques, RoJasJ
Ell sabado % del meg en- cursu,
ponen varios touristas de esta ciu6ad mar.
char en- viaje de recreo st. Thomas On 81
vapor "Puerto Rico.n
Aver celebr6 una pequefis fies'a On Ell
"Oolegio Central Ponceho,n con motive del
cumpleafi0 de su director don Isidor0 Colon
Y Colon. Hizo uso de la palabra Ell seiier
don Pedro O. Timoth6s, y la cOncurrencis
fu6 numerosa.
HAN c0ntrald0 matrlm0ni0 civil, don
Julio BIOS con la sefiorita IsIdora Rivera |;
don Miguel Rosado con la sehorita Andrea
Oollazo.
Aver Sc ha iniciado causa en- el JUS
gado municipal contra Oelestino Albert, por
ell supuesto delito de estafs & don Francis-
co Oartagens.
-Durante la semana pasada ss vacuns.
ron 100 niios en- ell barrie de Machuelo.
Sc encuentra en- esta ciudad, don Js.
SITS M: Lago.
Sc ha procedido por orden de Ia JuBta
de Sanidad q Ia Yacunaci6n de los n;fios de
las escuelas de la Cautera.
-Hacs tres dias que no se sabe do nins
gun lapto amoreso.
g. Tipos viejos de Impren-
ia Sc compran en- el >"Boletin
Mercantil".
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-03-14
C CRO N &c A
Recuerdos Y acuerdOs

Costear sus estudios q un joven
que carece de medlos de fortuna; y 81
reveses de la suerte obligan a morir
al ca ino que los muebles sc vendan 4
benefi,io de lbs pobres del pueblo que
hermos0 es todo este
Actos asf merecen IN aplauso y mu.
ohio agradecimiento.
Nadie quiere que muers; nj aun esos
pobres que habraa de cojer ell importe
de sus mueblea, p0rque saben que pue
den esperar muchos beneficios de Ia
asocfsci6n poderosa lllmada Casino
Espafiol de Manatf.
Pero es conmovedor y evange leo,
que, 10 mismo que los padres, Sc cuiden
los hombres de aquel centro de procu-
rar que hasta despues de que no subsis-
ia siga procurardo alghn alivio a los
desgraciados menesterosos, con 10 que
constituyen sIs galas de Casino ele
gante y bien puesto.
No es tan egoista ell placer como el
dolof; aquf esta Ii prueha.
Y no podfan hacer otra cosa lJs re.
presentantes del nombre de Espafis;
/ mientras Aaya ,dinero para que Sc
quiere
Y cuando Sc acabe, cuando naia
quede, q vendsr los muebles y los es
pejos y los cuadros para acallar ell ham
bre de los pobrecltos por ell pronto, q1e
lueeo, Dios dara. -.
Que infantil es todo esto, pero que
hermOsO
| Manatf -. LATINA que sus ca
lies esten peligrosas, y que no h wa
coches lie aquiler Sc entiende) aunQue
fueran tan teos, como los de Areoibo.
Por 10 dena6s que mDj aqaellas
J que gente tan tranca. ----.
Yo 10 vi en- dia de bodas = q pesar
de que llovfa a cantaros, parecia una
f6ria.
Y la desigualdad pe'gross de aque
las GALES ailade nueYos encantos las
manatieiias que bFinean como los psja-
rillos retozones en- los terrenos desi-
guales.
MOrir allf ell Oasinoi Impossible,
mientras haya espafi 1les que Sc enam0-
rem de 10 bello, y 10 bello, es la mujer
de Manatf, con sus caras bonitfsImas
y sus PIES como gueros.
sMorir alf ell Oasinoi. ;. Impossible
misntras hsya espanoles; y lqui6n
abandona el pueblo despu6s de haber
wide en- 81 siquiera una noohe -.
-Lo digo por mi.
Menudo a'egr6n que me pegne,
cuando supe que aquellos agudceroE,
habfan interrump!do la via del ten.
-Y.... j no hay med'o de pAsar I
-Pregunte con miedo de que me
contestasen sfirmativamente.
La respuesta fu6 IN NO, melodioso
dicho como con ganas de que me que
dase.
Entonces respir6.
Lo que 70 necesitaba era un preteX
to justfcab,e para Quedlrme ALI, si-
quiera un dia.
Y la naturaleza, la madre natura-
leza con oportunidad de cr0n0metro,
hinch6 los Iios que iaundaron la llanu
ra de aguas mDy turbias.
iManati! un pueblo donde no hay
hoJeles, nj fondas, porque es tan hospi-
talario que Sc disputan sus vecinos, el
llevar ell viajero a su casa.
Por tolas estas cosas juntas 20 no
creo en- laEposib.lidad, nj aun remote,
de que Sc cumpla ell acuerdo tornado
por la Direotiva del "Oasino Espafio.n
referente a la subAsta del mobllialio
del Oentro benefcio de los pobres.
El otro asuerdo 81, ese de, costear
una carFera a los j5venes que hal aado
Sc estudiando ss quedan sin Teoursos
por retozos de la suerse, esq acuerdo,
es merecedor de IN aplauso y de mucho
agradecimientO.
CampillOs de Arenas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-03-14
Una SdpliCa

Con objeto de proceder & Ia liquidation de
ls edici6n del libro aNotas Pedagogical
del Inspector general de Escuelas, don Al
bsrto F. Martinez, eupIcamos { los senoros
Profssores que no hayau satisiecho el I'M
porte de la mencionadp obra, SO slfvan
eiectuarlo dentro del presente mes.-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-03-14
La muerte de MOntoj0

Leemos en- Gel Tempo de Caracas:
"En uno de nuestros hltimos ndme.
ros pub.icamos la noticia del falleci-
miento del Almirante espahol Montojo.
El informe ha resultado iDfundado.
Seg6n leemos en- elias Novedades'',
de Nueva York. sc c0nfundi6 el nom
bre del ex jefe de la escuaira espalola
de Oavite, con otro marino de apellido
Montoso".
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-03-14
NOTICIAS DEL DIA.

Los se1ores Oerecedo Hermsnos Com.
pafia, duefios del antique colmado de Ia
calIe de San Francisco, nos han obsequiado
CON unos objetos de escritorio de mucho
gusto artistico, anuncios del Vino de Sat
Raphael.
Agradecemos les referidos amigos Ia
atenei6n de que heWos sido objeto.
Hoy 6 las dos de la tarde ha salido con
rumbo la Gusyra (Vonezuola) el vapor
americana "Oaracas".
A iniciativa del Rydo. Padre don jose
Il. Torres tendra lugar el domingo las tres
de la tarde en- Rio-piedras, una asamblea de
Oat6licos CON Ell plausible fin de reorgani-
EAR Ell culto en- aquel religoso pueblo.
Distinguidas personalidades de esta capi.
tai y de Rio-piedras toman parte en- tan
piadoso acto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-03-14
A MITAD De PREclO

En- la imprenta del ''Boletin
Mercantil' sc venden telares
para bordar, pequenos y. gran
des.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-03-14
PREcIo 2 cENTAvos
Tribunal de p0liCia
DISTRITO DE CATHEDRAL


Rafael Santisteban, por burlarse do IL po.
licia y darse ls fuga 81 ser conducido al
dep6sito, dos dollars de mults 8 cua.ro dias
de trabsjos forzados.
Jose Orespo, Jesus Rivera, Aguftin va:
lentin, Jose Rernandez. Basilio Pagan.
Juan Rivera = Tomas Santiago, vendsdo.
res ambulantes, por estar en- puestos Gjosl
sin licencia, nm dollar de mults los tres
primeros dos dollars & los otros custro.
Maria Picina (nina), por arrancar un gan
cho de les &rboles de 10 Plaza Principal, cin..
cuenta centavos de multa. -
Emilio Mstos, por cargar ladrillos On IN
CAIRO con el peso de trece quintales TRADE
por un solo csballo, Nm dollar de multa.
Emiliano Losada, por jugsr en- la vfs p6..
blica, penado con Ia prisi6n sufrida.
German Sesman, por provocaciones, IN
dollar de multa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-03-14

Aver fueron condusidos 81 dep6sito nuev'
vendedores ambulantes por entorpecer Il
via pdb.ica y proferir palsbgas indecentes
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-03-14

Anochs unos ratsros penetraron en- el do
miciIio de Mr.. Hayward en- Santurce, 70
bandole toda la ropa y algunos etectos d
vaIor.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-03-14

Oontinia enfermo en- el Sanatorio, sAr
xilio Mutuov de Santurce nuestro amig
don Manuel Alvarez.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-03-14

Esik ys iuera De cuidado, Ia sefOrils Re'
salia Liorens, ane estuvo enfeTms Dc elga.
na graYedad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-03-14

NADIA mas c6modo y sensaao
que nevar en- Ell bolsillo, para ID tos y
rcsfriados una cajita de las Pastillas
Bronquiales de Brown. Sin rival
para Ell alivio de las irritaciones de Ia gar
ganta que son causadas por resfriados. .
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-03-14
DISTRITO DE SAN FRANCISCO

A.ejandrino Ramos, per desobedecer les
6rdenes de Ia Junta de Ssnidsd, dos dollArs
de multa.
Eugenio Gonzales, por hurto, dies diaa
de arresto.
En- al barrio de Puerta de TERRA, fren-
to oil local lue oeupa el Asilo Municipal, 20
impossible el tIausito por el NAL olor cue des.
piden uuas pipas de materiss fecslts volca--
das anoche en- d;cko sitio. #
Llamamos Ia stenc'6n Ia Juuta de 81.
nidad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-03-14
DR.. CHEVREMONT
CIRUJANO.DEHTlSTA

San Francisco 81, al lado de Ia faf-
macia del sefiDr Blanc0.
EXIT a ,ciones con el gas hilasante.
PRECl0S MODlC0S
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-03-14

Agradecsmos nuestro colegs "El Psisp-
Ia manera efsaz con que hs secundado nuess
ira idea de mandar el peri6dico grads les
escusIas pdblicas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-03-14

Hemos recibido muy stentas cartas de las
profesoras y maestros princ;pales dc las 60
cuelas pdblicas sgradeciendonos 81 envfo de
nuestro peri6dico.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-04-15
ATTEMPTED MURDER.

Had it not been for poor marksman-
ship on the part of a resident of the
town of johnson we would this week
be enabled to give our readers the de-
tails of another shooting-the in
tention of this man was to commit
murder but he was a poor shot
1t appears that one, Aug. kir-
bach, who lives southwest of the
village of Athens in the town of John
son, came TO the village of Athens on
Wednesday, iilled himself up with
"Injrn" whiskey, and then went home
and commenced to abuse the superin-
tendent of the culinary department of
his household, during the absence of
other members of the family. 1t also
appears that such conduct on his part
has been o quite frequent occurrence.
During the quarrel with his wife he
took dowL a Winchester rifle from off
the wall, and fired a shot at her, but
the bullet missed the mark and the
woman ran out of the house
and across field. While she was run
ming across the opening her spouse
fired another shot at her, which luckily
did not take effect She went 10 a
neighbor's house and told her story, and
her son, who was passing the house
short time afterward, was informed OF
what had happened. and he summound
the town constable, and the two went
to the Krbach house, where they found
the boys father lying in bed with the
rifle by his side. IL was only with
difficulty that they secured the rifle
and arrested the man. Dist. Atty Fred
Genrich was called Thursday to prose
cute the case, which was tried in JUS
tice Peter Schmitt's court in the village
of Athens, and Kirbach was bound over
to circuit c0urt in the sum of ST. 900
bonds, which he was unable to furnish,
and now lies in the county Jail.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-04-15
A FRIENDS
ADVICE
Will Often Help You Greatly.
Read What Wausau
Citizen Says.

You may hesitate to listen to the ad
vice of strangers, but the testimony of
friends or residents of Wausau is worth
your most carefCl attention. 1t is an
easy matter to investigate such proof
as this. Then the evidence must be con-
elusive Read the following:
Mr.. John Mohr, corner Of Third street
and Julian Ave, says Il had attacks
of kidney complaint for two years. Un-
less man goes through the experience
of sufferer from disordcred kidneys
he has not faint idea what annoyance
it really is. 1t is distressing and an
noying feeling to have to go round with
lame back, and be constantly afraid
to stoop. make false step or awkward
motion for fear of being rewarded by
pain in the kidneys. If | sat for any
length of the it was difficult to rise on
account of rne lameness and soreness
and in time the kidney secretions
showed acute Inflammation of the kid
neys. Procuring Doan's Kidney Pills
at Albers' drug store | commenced the
treatment If it had not brought me
unquestionable results ! should never
have called at Albers' drug store and
reported to them that Doan's Kidney
Pills were up to the representations
made for Them
For sale by all dealers price 80 cents.
Foster -Milburu Co., Buffalo, N. 7 sole
agents for the u. s.
Remember the name--Doan's-and
take no substitute.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-04-15
INFLUENCE OF THE PAPER.
The Morals of a Child are Often Made
BY its Reading

Among savages, families unite as one
for self-defence and strength. AS civil
izatioL advances, the right and privi-
leges of individuals are more and more
recognized; the individual home is
held more and more sacred. In the
safety, the welfare of homes lies the
prosperity of our country. Each man
chooses who shall be an inmate or
guest of his own home.
Our guest in every home is the news
paper Americans publish and read
more newspapers than the people of
any other land The newspaper is well
coined and read by the entire family,
father, mother, and children. Our
opinions. our principles are largely
formed by what we read. 1t is by its
influence in thousands of homes, hat
the newspaper becomes factor in edu-
cation; that it uses its influence in
forming public opinion. On the editor
falls the responsibility of making this
a good influence. He it is who gives
tone and character to the paper.
Are the pages of a paper largely given
to details of crime: of domestic intideli-
ty; ofschemes aud tricks of the swindler
so presented as to show how "snsrrt"
the wrong doer is. the reading of such
sheet will incite to evil doing. Many
a boy has come to grief through such
reading Many crime owes its origin
to the influence of papers of such char
acter. The newspaper that has the
best influence does not cater to morbid
and depraved tastes. 1t takes a firm
stand for right 1t inculcates good
morals. 1t aims at being an educator
of public opinion in the right direction,
1t will condemn wrong and uphold
right fearlessly at all times. News items
are sifted and only such as should be
known are inserted, and this is done ia
a way to throw the influence for right.
The ideal newspaper is such as may
be read with pleasure and prof. by a
family in the home. Papers conducted
on such principles and in this spirit are
the ones which are Known as papers of
reliability and power They are making
for good. Their power is gained most
ly through their influence in the home.
Milwaukee Journal
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-04-15
THE GALLON FARM SOLD.

The old farm at Trappe, so many
years owned by John I. Gallon,
was sold last week to John Ken
nedv of the town of Wausau. 1t
contains 800 acres, 200 of which
are cleared and under the plough.
There is no handsomer spot in our
county than the Gallon farm ana those
of our citizens that have been there
testify to this with good deal of enthu-
Siasm. Mr. Kennedy informs us that he
is going to make a sheep ranch OF
the farm and that he has already con-
tracted for goo sheep to be placed
thereon. Mr. Kennedy's oldest son,
James, will have charge of the farm
and has already taken possession. We
understand the consideration was in
the neighborhocd of S. 900.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-04-15
A NOTED SPECIAL.
SURGICAL OPERATOR,

DIR. Louis NJ Turbin, who is one of
the most skillful surgeons of the times,
declares it as his belief that many opera
tions are performed in cases that are
curable by modern advanced special
methods of treatment.
The fault with many surgeons IS de-
sire to resort to the knife when the faint
est excuse can be made for doing so.
They are infatuated with surgery and
like to display their skill A popular
medical journal has paragraph IN the
September number "A race of men Is
growing up who know nothing about
remedies and their actions and who are
incapable of prescribing treatment.
They are sometimes called surgeons.
This may be too strong language but
it is fact that many surgeons do not
have proper regard for and study means
of value which would enable them to
cure countless cases without resorung
to the knife. Read the following testi-
monial of Mrs. Joseph Koch, of Cross
Plains, Wis.
Il had been afflicted for several years
with a tumor on my left breast, the size
of good sized apple Many doctors
in my neighborhood pronounced it
cancer and urged me to have the breast
amputated As last resort, called
on Dr. Turbin to get his opinion of my
case and after due examination, he told
me he would guarantee cure without
operation. 1t is now year since DIR.
Turbin cured me and the growth has
not returned, thanks to his skill and the
interest he has taken in my case. re-
commend his treatment to suffering
humanity.
DIR. Turbin has been such deep stu
dent that he has successfully originated
number of special methods which
spare patients the risks of surgery and
cure in perfect manner
When surgery is demanded in chronic
cases, he applies his skill and cures ac-
cording to the most scientific rules.
Many special operations are modified
by him so as to lessen risk and prevent
suffering
By reason of his great skill.and care
ful methods, Dr. Turbin is always a
safe specialist to consult and employ.
Dr. Turbin will be in Wausau, Tues
day, April 22nd at the Bells Hotel.