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The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1902-03-20
WOULD SMASH THE CJJTB.

II members OF the "iIay Fever Asso-
cialion' would use DR.. Kinps New Dis.
covcry for Consumption the club would
'"o'to pieces, for il always cures ths
ma!alN and Asthma, the kink that baff.
les the doctorS-it wholly drives from from
the system. Thousands once-hope less
Sufferers from Consumption, Pneumon.
ia, Bronchitis owe their lives and health
to il. ll4cnnqucrs Grip, saves little ones
from Group and Whooping Cough and is
positively guaranteed for all Troat and
Lung trunblrS. soc, Sl.O0. Trial bottles
lr~c at Bolt Il THORNLEY,.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1902-03-20

State constables soized and broke
up two big dislilleries in the upper
part OF Greenvllle county on We'd
nrsdaX. One was Of 80 gallon cap.
acity, the other 65.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1902-03-20
j EW ELRY ,

FALL SPECIAL.
When you make presents,
give tasty ones, purchasers
buy good articles.
Pickens keeps silver goods
and jewelry; your presents
and purchases await your Sc
lection.
Nicely Rolled Plate Lace Pins, Color
cd Settings, .O5
Solid Gold Brooches. Beautiful Pat
y Terms, ~ 2.25
tings, 1s
d. DIst Eoiu-flllcd Lorgnette Chains $50
Black Silk Fobs, Gold.Patcd Slid.s, is
Goid-fillcd Watch Chains, Plain and
iattGrned, 800
Collar Buttons, separab tops, .Os
Collar Buttons, Ito gold, .25
| Cud. Dultohs, colorcd settings. pair .05
Eoil DutIons' Gold-fllled, pair $50
IA Gold Shell Rings sets and pat
terms, 1s
Wellworth Bracelet, heart silver fin
,v lsh, 80
W!ellworth Bracelet, heart gold fin. "
| ish, IN
Sterling Silver Bracelet, Chain and ~
Nethcrsole, 1,5C
Any article in JeweIry pro.
cured on short notice.
Rogers 1847 silver goods:
Patterns, Vesta, Columbia
berkshire and Shell Satin
Forbes Silver Co.'S, Quadru.
Iple Plate Tableware.
Yours. for trade,
w II PICK.ENS,
EASLEY. s. G
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1902-03-20

The enterprising people Of Pick
ems might help themselves and tho
town Il little by planning and carry
ing to a successful issue "Fourth
of JulV' celebration.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-08-19
GUESTS OF KING EDWARD.
Shan Of Persia and Suite Arrive in
London.

London. Aug l9-The shah of Per
sia. Mnzanar-ed-din. and his suite
reached London during the day and
took UP their residence at Marlbor-
ouch House as guests Of King Edward
III accordance with the Persian mon
archs express wish the train from Do
YER onls Travelled twenty miles an
hour III there tore hal plenty of time
10 array himself in fun state uniform
and Whom h, LIT the train al Victoria
station he WAS rcspl aient in blaze
oi diamonds On his tarheoSh fcapl a
hug diamond stood out Ike head
light his eranl.ttes Were adorned with
large ,m.ralds and his breast was Gov
cred With jeNels Of all kinds. The
gems worn by the members of the
shah suite were only a little less rich
than 'ho.e II his majesty. The Prince
II Walss Lord Lansdowne, the for
ranscrin chief. and the me.abers Of
the + r-ian ! cation and others met
the royal Traveller at the station The
Prince Of Wales and the shah shool.
hands AMI lhe visitor was introduced
10 the prominent persons present. The
Prince ~ Wales Subsequently conduct
81 tho shah 10 a royal carriage AMI
they dra,e N. escorted by detaeh-
mont Of LIE Guards and followed by
other carriages The route TO Mari
borough House was lined with troops.
Tho gatho- was miserable so the
sishtsccrs were not numerous.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-08-19
LITTLE CHANGE IN RATES.
Provisions Of the New Tariff Laws Of
China.

Washington. Aug. 1?.-The new tar.
III. which was signed by Mr.. T. B.
Sharretts. the United States commits.
sioner for tariff revision in China, and
by the representatives Of six other ma
tons. changes the present ad valOrem
tarn OF China to specific rates. This
is In accordance with the protocol.
The specific rate agreed upon is based
upon the average value of products i'm
ported into China during the past
twenty years. Under the terms Of the
protocol the changes from specific to
al valorem rates does not need the
signature of China The change will.
no doubt, make some slight difference
In the rates of duty but is not regarded
as revision of the tariff TO any gener-
al extent 1t is expected that in
commercial treaty the tariff will be
changed TO considerable extent. The
commissioners on the part Of the Unit
ed States to negotiate this treaty are
Minister Conger. Consul General Good
Low. at Shanghai, and Mr. Felly. The
treaty which they negotiate, it is ex-
rected. will be completed within a
short time.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-08-19
WILL OF SENATOR M'MlLLAN
tu'k Of His Estate Left to His Widow
and His Sons.

be'ioit, Mich. Aug. l9-The will ot
'ho late Senator James Mcmillan. dis
losing OF an estate variously estimated
az from sG,oo0.o0O to 10000. 900. was
hlsd Tor probate during the day. II
contains the following public bequests ::
10 The Home Of the Friendless. the
"omans hospital and Foundlings'
sofne, the Children's Free Hospital as.
tociatIon and the Little Sisters of tn :
Ioor. $1,000 each: to Grace hospital,
$50 600
Inc Jefferson avenue home In this
CITY Is left TO his widow and she is also
gwen ilfc interest in the Eagle Head
property at Manchester-by-the-S Sea,
Mass Gifts Of 81 600 each are made
TO his son-in-law. daughters-in-law and
ncphews and nieces. Three OF his
former confidential men. George NJ.
Black, Charles Moore and Richard
hlce, are left $1,000 each All other
employees in the Detroit Office are left
s-9V each. Bequests of 500 and 5000
are made to all the family servants.
All the rest Of his personal estate is
b'qucathed to the senator's wife and
70 his sons. W. c. Mcmillan. Philip Nc
MILAN and Francis w. Mcmillan, and
10 their survivors. as trustees, to hold
nntil death Of the last survivor of the
senator's children unless they see fit
to sooner terminate the trust.
The trustees are TO pay to the sena-
tors wife during her lifetime one-half
oi tho net income of tie trust property.
less the amount OF income which shall
y" derived from certain property val
uc4 at abalt $500. 600 heretofore given
to his wife. and the remainder To his
children. ". G.. Amy, Philip and Fran
cis ". Mcmillan. and 10 his grand
C...l. GLADYS Mcmillan.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-08-19
GOING INTO STEEL AND IRON.
Jarcs J. Hill 20 Gree. Monster plar,
=. Crea: falls.

Gfca, Falls. Mont. Aus. Presi.
dent J Iiiil - tho Great Northern
railway. wha visited this city recently
viii erect herc a monster sft"l and
!ron plant fer which plans have be-
drawn. accordlrs to information from
those IL close touch With the railway
n.arnat'.
Wednesday nigh, i has developed
Mr. It'll purchased = half interest III
the Conrad mines of Cao;eau county
for 5000
The mines D. in the Sweet Grase
hills nud constitute a ,.gitahl" noun.
tain ~ mineral There IS enough iron
or. tn sight a. k.cp an ordinary plant
supplied for lo0 years according 10
Mr. Nus experts. who have examined
tho property
w. q Conrad. owner q! the mines
has confirmed III" report OF the sale
10 Mr. U!!l
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-08-19
EXCITEMENT IN BLACK HILLS
Lost Cabin Gold Mine Said to Have
Been severed.

Douglas. Wyo. Aug. l9.-Word has
reached here oi tt, rediscovery OF the
famous Lost Cahin gold mine in the
mountainous district bordering the
rlack HIS. northeast Of here, and sew
eral hundred psospeotors started at
once for that country. The town is al
most deserted. a. every man who could
secure IN Outfit has Joined the STAN
pede.
The Lost Cabin mine was located IN
lSh4. and was reported 10 he fabulous.
i, rieh In free gold. The owners came
ont once t. oil Fort Fetterman for
supplies. but refused To give any intor-
nation as to the exact location OF the
property. They were never heard
from alterwarj and are supposed 70
have been hlll.i by Indians. as the
SiouN overrun the country at that time
Hundreds hay searched for the mino
since hi. viii eut success.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-08-19

hu,crselnn - the presidency + 4 maj.
Tor ~ agrn1is" only aud II il las he'a
decided 10 Information can = had on
I'll. subject il8t taeFo A. many isu~.
t.onE of !mpoTtanCe IN the a3ted
States Steel corporation fsoR heii hs
persons who are there On account ~
personal It's With Sir SChnab and
who remained WITH the corporation
from n devotion 10 hia interests. GROW.
!ng :For former nsgo, .atlun Ii TIN Car.
Irgic comfany
II has best reported that tie prrs!.
dcrry would pass % James Gasley -.
fret vice president ~ tie corporation.
Other rusnofs have pointed 10 II G..
Irlrk
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-08-19
PETER POWER is AFRAID.
Nc Doesn't Wart 70 lanouish IN 4
New Icrk jail.

Montreal AuE l1-Gtorre Alfred
Iamh. the M York lawyer who has
aned notar.cty In connection with
tn injunction proceedings against tie
Northern Pacific company. arrived IN
Montreal during the morning. HI
went IL once to the Queens hotel -
sac Peter Power. his client
Lamb and Power were IN consul's
,ion nearly The Whole day Power IS
- iactant u return. as h. believes Il
h. places himself within the jurisiic-
tion of tn United States court b. y. III
~ ~ Jail for The full time Judge La
coule committed him While pretend.
iue or believing Power VII return With
him - Now Yoth il is apparent Mr.
Lamb Is getting nervous
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-08-19
COMMERCE OF THE WORLD
German Statistics Place Great Brit.
ain First and Germany Second.

Wnshinston. Aus. la.-Thc state dc.
parim.ni has made public report
from United states Consul Winter. n
Annaherg. dated July ~. showing the
commerce nI the world for 1901. ac.
Cording 10 German statistics. Tn to
tai import and export trade Of all
countries is given as aprroAima''!>
sea SOC GOO .uoo Great Britain and h"r
colonies heads the list with the great
total Of nearly seven billions Of dol
lars. Germany is placed second with
1.6ls 0o0. goo and tho United states
third with $a.lls. s.2oo.ono.
According 10 United States treas.
ury fgurcs the United States shar3
ems $3.50. 100000.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-08-19
The same Old story

J. \. Kelly relates an experience elm-
liar t. that which has haIpenc, in al
most ever, nciehhorhood in the United
states md has been told and re told by
thousands - others. He says: Last
summer | had an attact Of dysentery
and purchaser a bottle Of Chamberlains
Cohc. Cholera and Dlrehoca Remedy.
which | used according Il directions
and With entirely satisfactory results.
The trouble Was controlled much quick
or than former attacks when used other
remedies" Nr. Kelly is well known
citizen o' Henderson. y. C. For sale by
Al! Druggists.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-08-19
STRUCK BY LEAD SlNksR.
youro Fisherman Killed IN a Remark
able Manner.

New York. Aug Ia While hshlrc
in Tie Hudson river Gustav Gtunwa!G.
lr. this;c,n years old, was killed In 8
!, n,aIhabic manner. He Was With his
fa,h.r and brother when a fisherman
standing near them made a sweeping
.,a., With long line 70 which Was al
,a,he4 heavy lead siuher. The sink
~ struck young Grunwald Just behind
~. I'M Gar and knocked him oa the
s,t.ne piece on wh.ch he was seated
n. vas dead when picked up. having
hs4n killed instantly The angler dis
nnt.ared before he could be arrested
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-08-19
CAUSED BY A WASHOUI.
Rock island Passenger Wrecked Near
Let's. Ia.

Muscatinc. la. Aug. l'.-The =,
paso limited on the Rock Island roau
was wrecked by "A washont mile west
NJ Let's and five coachs and ens'ne
we're thown into the ditch. Inc ''a'''
carried n heavy passenger list ana
,hcrn were many miraculous escapes
sra,, d.a,h Many are reported IN
,urcd. some. IL Is thought. ,a'a'n
TIL, washout was caused ps w."
burst. accompanied by 'eri','' e,a
,rical storm. TWO houses IN inc az"
cent country are reported burned y.
lightning aud IL IL feared m"sh o'n''
damage was done.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-08-19
- IMPT TO CLOSE slsrFnc,
SCHooLS IN FRENCH VII.
LACE FAILS.
DEFENDERS OUT l.. FORCE
oeSeral thousand Respond TO the
Alarm Sounded on the Approach Of
INC Soldiers and Determined Re.
sis,arcc Is hade-Commissar and
'hcf Assistants Finally Compelled
20 hctreat From the Vicinity.


Biest. Aug. l9-The attcur; made
~ IN" authorities 10 Close th. sisters
schools Al Ploudaniel. Foleoet and :,
Mten. the last villages III Brittany
"hef" unauthorized schools were s,ill
oi"n. is meeting with a determined r..
sisfance. III" inhabitants were on
guard throughout the might ana the
ioc IN VA sounded Whom Tie approach ii
II III" f"raarmos and troops was sic.
nailed at = lock in the morning. AT
ilaudani"l III spite of lcaYy fan If
faah. . crowd rnmh ilne sevefal thon.
fahl leolle replied aith hoots 10 tho
summons q tte police commits ares.
while Tie ringing II ehureh an4 hoo.
bells drowned til Voices II tAe If.
re.als When al attempt vas mae 10
force tn strongly hafi4eAard door ii
failed. The defenders meanwhile cry.
ins Judas and singing Breton
hymns mingled with cheers for llb-
ct, ant shouts II down with
Ccmhes IT, coum;ssaF.. tried TO
attact tho school hy the garden wal.
WA.A b iAe5 Ordered the soldiers 10
breach II wa~ ID. III tie midst
II. showers s: fifth aad mud from the
ess.lt!st AAa maaat /. The breach.
armed @ta e.li-. atl prevented The
caMmls saf.ss .!um Penetrating into
u garden Tie eols.ie.- at ,Aitel 10
sra!e IT, Nall With tae ali u: pila
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-08-19
MAY SUCCEED n,m.
s..,v'sed That President
No. oehwab Must Ret,,.

Charles N "us, l?.-The retirement
ency OF IL" ~ Sc, ,s,chwab from the prcsi.
.auon IL no., "'ted States Steel cor.
sermincd "vw now" commonly accepted as
a at Official ron, % Notwithstanding re.
Ance In of,o,a,"'s f,"'s and present re-
report. ' pra Quarters TO confirm
"ed health !. .'.sident Schwab's i'm.
n. In wei, inc me reason for this &c.
s1aIeved TIM. informed quarters Il is
!aowed BY ". ..l aIs retirement win ba
@bership o;;'ensive .; .ave changes In tho
e organization. Tho
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-08-19
The Best Iinjment for Strains.

Mr.. +. II. ells. the merchant a. Deer
Park, Long Island. y. l.. says: | always
recommended Chamberlain Pain Balm
as the best lIniment for strains. used
il last winter for severe lameness in
the side. resulting from the strain. and
was greatly pleased with the quick relief
and care il effected For sale by All
Druggists.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-08-19

Nshl'S. Aug. IA Loretta traD
~ y Ii, it,tshurg Dispatch says
resident Charles NJ. Sehwab 81 the
''e4 states Steel corporation has ac.
''s 'he advice oi his phy ys.c!ans and
w.. 70 retire Indefinitely from an
30 business life. lilo vii! leave
'sea 70 seek some quiet nook In n
:" eH'n". where not an echo O! the
"4oas III" he has led can reach
ms Information In authentic.
y Golden never leaves the schwab
""u me exact nature of his IN
'"Hess cannot be learned
Loash him.
|. ''""ab Is not confined 20 his
"a' spends much of his time on
l ''ae 'tranda which affords fresh
49, sweeping view OF the noun.
''o.e he Is always with his wife
ns parents.
'HaiiEe part Of Mr.. Schyab's
~ : 'aa' he IL always within view
In % @ VINO call nj his house. yet he
y =, quo" any person To approach
n 49, heretofore the visitor To the
Iar," "o'h" was greeted with n
Iako "''comc and a vigorous hand.
IT. Now the visitor is met at the
Innn, and told that MIR. schwab
ree.,, ~ seen. lntimatcs OF tho fam.
Is hesn ne o ,he same message and none
ent sa. ao,e to converse with Pres.
. hom ""an since he came back ,o
'ys: ihe correspondent then
t,a /. knowledge nov OF the people OF L,o.
say so,u ,"a, Mr.. schwab is going
kep, q eNhere. His destination will
j, seek secret secret and he will do nothing
'en res,a.th nealth until his nerves have
ID HIS 'u'ra u'n to their normal condition
eat s,ra,n "' inlly relieved of tho
'sness 'a,n on, Resulting from so many
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-08-19

Foley's Kidney Cure pnriti,s the blood
by straining ont impurities and tunes
up the whole system. Cures kidney and
bladder rouh!es.-Chris Shut.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-08-19

There arc cheap hiking pow
dcfs. mad from alum. tn.
their as'firg,r. and ,atl.cr.
istng qualities add !
dangerous tlcme., 10 :ous.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-08-19
BAKING POWDER

The Royal Baker and Pastry
Cook f" - over 500 practical
and valuable cooking &c.
ccipts free TO very
patron. Send full address.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-08-19
VERY SICK MAN
ESlOEhr OF THE STEEL TRUST
bNDER THE CONSTANT CARE
OF PHYSICIANS
II SHORTLY GO ABROAD

Health viii Compel His Res,remen:
from Active Business and Ne VIII
ees Relief in Foreign Ciime-viee
PRESIDENT Gaylcy and Henry C. Friek
FeH'loned in Connection With the
Vacant Position.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-05-11
Ef debef del pueblo
de Puerto Rico,

ner y el Tesoro americana no ha
pussto nuuc& tass 81 torrente del
gasto cuRudo se ha producido 10 des
grAcia. - "a C--~-J go
Nuestro gObierno insulAr puede
y 10 b r4, dAr un avance de rscursos
para los que giman en- cruent@ des.
ventura; que no habra IN solo pner-
torriquef10 que niegue su aprobAcion
q esOa Avapces.
Fir .ncia la metr6po1i de Martini
ca no escRtimara su auxiIio, cuando
grande y generOsa 10 hA prestado
siempre territories extraflos; pero
Francia esta lejos. y ell en- perio debe
estar ca llegar & tempo. A tempo
atu para aliviAr ei dolor de los que
sufren, y esa es y dsbe ser nue. t:A
mission:
E. pueblo de Poo Rico, que de,
que de para 10 desg4scia y el gobier-
no de P5o- Rico, que presto, que an
tic1pe, que aprOnte en- nue. tr0 nom.
bre y en- nomore de|a metr poll ame
ricsna que por estar tAnbien leios,
no puede hscer Embellishments por
Ia naci6n francesa smjgs, 10 que no
sotros, que estAm % inmediatos al Ia.
gar del siniestro.
No Sc omitan medios. Si en- es.
to Capital, no hay bArcos en- Ponce
Ia CASA de Frits Luod otrece un va
por para hAcer a expedition a Mar
Unique. MAndem 1s en- g., dinero,
ropas, titles de erf9rmerfs, m9dicJs,
euiermeros, pre- rcvisiones, recutsos de
todRs clasas, para AqusIlos il felic es
qua pueien ser sCcJrridos mas inme
diatamente dada nue. }trA cercan1a.
Pueblo de P CO. Rico, ell dolor dc
un pueblo hermano solicits tu aten
clio y tn humRnidad!
iGobierno de P5o-Rico, una Ca
ta tote en- territorio de rsci6a ami
ga hA menester de tn auxliio!
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-05-11

Est&mos, cast oyendo los l&men
tos desgarradores los ayes de IN
pueblo vecino y amigo. - .
ProverbiAles son los ssntimien-
tos humAnit&rios del pals puertorri-
quen7, sentimientos que no hay que
excitAr porqus son y nan sjdo siempre
expont4neos = esplendidCs.
En- los corRzones puertorrique'
n os SO sgitS Ia conmiserRei6n l'mas
grande ante ell Couocimiento de la
visicitnd porque pssa MArtinicA.
De islas cercanas han lido &
Aquel territorio socOrrOs de momen
to, pero esAg islss no tienen los re-
cursos que tiene Puerto Rico. PGo.
que en- 81 es grande ante las mani
festaciones de Ia carid&d, 10 es
aun mas por ser hoy territorio de
nna de las accionef mas gran les y
poderos&s del mundo.
Precise es que se inicie, & s gui
do el suxilio para &quellos herms-
pCs. N cssario 6 q. alguieu tome 10
VOC directiv8 en- esta &sambleS iu-
meusa de pnertorriquef1 os que estAn
ausiosos por llevAr al pie de aque-
los desgraclRdos So 6bolo de carl
dad, su voz amiga.
Todos juntcs dAremos quien
ms quien menos, -pero es s:garo
que nadie quedSra rezagado en- pres
tar su conoursO. Hay trops, mucha
trops, un pals entero que tiene lS
bAndera del bien d9sple gAdA en- este
cssO de ruinas y desolaci6n de un te
rritrrio cercano. FaltA un JEFF: q1e
surja que Sc Sc presente q diriiir Ell
tribute, ordenar Ia cuestaci6n & re
glAmentar comisioness qae subdivi
dan esa labor, que no hs de ser Pc
nosa epjugara muchas l&grimas:
Y Junto & ese emper1o popular,
surga tRmbien el empen) Cicial.
Mas grande Y adn mas Immediate
porque hay recursos de que dispo
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Las ESCuelaS RuraleS
Y los Padres de FamiIia.

ResultSrau esteriles los eafuer-
zos lel Comisionado de instruction
p1blica y de los msestros, 81 los pa.
dres de familiA no secundan esta me-
ritfsim& labor de pnA mauera decidi-
da.
Los iguorantes no comprenden
ell peTiuicio tan grave que causAn {
sus hiios no obliga adoles ssistir
puntualmente & las cla9es, pues un
dia que faltAn en- la semaua dado ell
sistema gradual que hoy Sc usa, es
nm pAso que pierden en- su camino de
progreso.
Algunos Green que por que sus
hijos no lIevan libros q Ia casa,
Aprenden menoe, sin scomprender
que en- los primeros grades Sc trata
mas que otra cosa de desarroll&r
la inteIigenciS del nlfl0 para I ua &C.
pa pensAr, discernir y por 10 tsnto
estAr en- cOndicion es do estudiar con
provecho.
LIS JuntRs Escolares cumplen
con su deber, pero pOr severas que
fueran con los padres ap6ticos, nun
ca serfs bastAnte, a IN de que no re.
sulten lentos les prog resos en- las
escuelAs TucAles.
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-
LA CONFTANZA

dijo un sabio, es una planta de lem
to desarrollo. La gente tiene f6 en-
las cosas que We, y hablando en- sem
lido general tione raz6n. Lo que 4
veccs Sc llama f6 ciega no es f6 de
ninguna manera, pues debe haber
una raz6n y hechOs para tener en-
que fundarse. Por ejemplo, en- 10
que respecta i una medicina 8 reme-
dio, la gente pregunta "t Ha curadO
otros? Use han aliviado con ella
algunos casos semejantes al mio ?
IVA en- ammonia con los descubri-
mientos de la ciencia moderna y es-
tan sus antecedentes al abrigo de
toda sospecha? En- tai case, es digno
de cOnfanza, 81 alguna vez me
encuentro atacado de alguno de los
ocurrire i tI en- la plena confanza
de que me podra aliyiar." Estos son
los fundamentals que han dado Ia
PREPARATION DE WAMPOLE
su alta reputation entire los mGdicos
asi como entire todos los pueblos ci-
vilizados. Este ehcaz remedio es tan
sabroso como Ia miel y contiene los
principles nutritivos Y curatiyos del
Accite de IIigado de Bacalao Puro,
que extraemoS de los higados fres-
cos del bacalao, combinados con
Jarabe dc IIipofosftos Compuesto,
Extractos de Malta y Cerezo Silves-
tire. Con toda prontitud elimina los
icidos venenosos que engendran la
enfermedad y las dennis materias
t0xicas que Sc encuentran Ell el or
ganismo; reglamenta y fomenta la
acci0n normal de los 0rganos, deSa-
rrolla un fuerte apctito y buena di-
gesti6n, y es infalible en- casos de
Escr0fula, Histeria, Resfriados, Pull
monla, Gripa, Influenza, ASma, Tisis
y Enfermedades AgotanteS. Gel Sr,
DIR. Hugo Marcos, de Buenos Aires,
dice: La Preparation de Wampole,
no me es desconocida y ell ano pasa-
do en- una CIlnica de Paris, he te-
nido OCCASION de prescribirla y notar
sus buenos efect0s. Todos mis- co,
legas ell Paris aprecian esta prepa-
raci0n." Basta una botella para CEN
vencerse. Efcaz desde la primera
dosis. Nadie sufre un de5engano
con esta." De veuta en- las BQticas,