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Evacuation
de Shanghai,

Paris 80 de o ,tubre. Sc dice, y
parece que 10 verk ion tiene visos de
ertezs, per la fdente de que proce.
de, q Francis, Gran Breta11a y Ale.
mApia han 6rmado un convenjo en-
que acue rdsu retirar las fuerz zAs que
actualmete tienen en- Shanghai. Las
negociA Zones arrcjsn Luz sobre In
tan discutiiA politics de <'a pue-ta
Abierts,s a6 que tAnta atene ion hs
prestado el Secretario de e stado de
los LIST ,f os U oidos, Mr.. H.y.
Este onvenio no a6lo afectA &
10 plaza de Shsghsi, 81 que tambisn
principalmeI to & todo el vAlle de
Yang, tse. Kiang, que squellas poten.
cias Sc proponen revivir al comercio
y 10 iudustria.
Ls fechA de 10 evacuation es CO
80 por deci 1ir Ada, pero generalmen
te Sc cree que empezArA en- Euero
pr6ximo. tomAndo mry corto tempo
porque las tres potercias Aludidas
solo tienen como 1900 soldAdos en- g.
quella ciudad.
El honor de hAber iniciado las
negociAcie nes corresponds plenamen
to Z Francia; y desde un principle Sc
conviuo en- dos puntoe: plfmero, la
evacuAci6r y segundo, que en- caso
de que slguna de las pc tsncias tr&tA.
re de diferirls, las demls que "a 10
hubieren efectuado podrxn de nuevo
estAcionar allf las mismas fue. zAs q.
hoy tienen. Alemsnia propuso en-.
tonces ONE Sc exigiera & In China ga.
rantfa de que todas las poteneias ha.
brku de ser tratadas de igual name
ra, sin mostrarse preferencias de
ningdn genera por ninguna. China
ha aado Va estss seguridades.
Aun cuando NADIA se ha detsrmi.
nAdo Adu en- mAteriAs comerciAles,
el tratado estAblece In condici6n de
que en- asuntos de car&eter militar,
los paises On Question gcxarkn de
iguales derechos.
Nl gobierno de los Estados Uni
dos apruebs completamente todos
los aeuerdos tomados nj respecto
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81 va CluciS
de- los n trOS.

n =. - -. IN I.
u 3 3 ], ~ y l.s =
I, sxloma es peI Isc smsnte II ilc:ole 81 !
~ IS lsfcsl s1 ~ eissell0 ]. z en
.ds rt0 fSlcc Y eaee slr g - % stima Ell
circsla .cerce &c lnstIaocion Enui
s. alI'elaa \ los M essr0s PueIso1Ii
quel el0s.s 1o,
1i $ lese.s, iiess&uo cOn lIl.'
paclencl.ss da aus g proiss9,e1 !
Pus.toIIlqu ut 2 y 2lA conc sAn nsDlen
81 s. ld omA 1ug es hAce sln d0da q
nsParts m ento de 4dssfuccion apsre.
car 4 seyero con una ciase IAN noDle J
tan snffida = .s3.. .
nnevo e xAme1 De irg % Iss
espera eI 70 Dc Ab-il de 1908. Z {
nm da one los maestros puertorr1
qnenos se preparen psra olcno fxa
men .se nace aaoer & los mae 90
amerlcanoa re durAnte - Ultima
no.a Gel ala eseolaf tres vecss por
eemanA son Z. r.qneridos para dar ola
sss' Asqnallos
AdsmAf, pareciendo cosa dc pos
e monta 10 anterior, para el extma
de prcfesores graduados sse les pc
ara que ascrlpsn ma composic'on
NO menor oe Iou palADrAa, soDrs 2
5sms felerente ~ deogrGfa de toa
Asssdaes oasdos. = prepar1elon pars
9. y traos1o ae puede usar 70 deegra
Jsa RYE
Ienemos, pues, que para el De-
partamento de Iastrnccion los pro
fesores puertorrlqueflos pareciersi
NO ser se carne nuesc,. P9rque
M n
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sd suK Dom mfpRo W factuark
An 81 tentro d eata cin5 "a IN ~
III dQ espec ulo al el a. tanArxn
m 81 1ef ffor B ano ohelnb 3 IL 40;
~ Rim, ortes 4pssts gDi
s pond en eseenn u prover.
bic All MI sct Il Il E Easebi b Ascr,
titnlado FohrA sord dado, al mpr6,
lexosc6 nico ds 3 AfseI DaIiRne <sros
dxpfA So tera lOs interm edi1s
i'll seli1r BArohelAb, { feecerk III { d.
blieo sns mel erimentos.
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LA hija del consul
de Estados Unidos en-
Montevideo contrae ma
tr1mon1O.

La sef1orita Nina Swain. hiia
del consul de los Esta los u aidos en-
Moutevideo Uruguay conteajo ma
t'imonio CON el tenients Milton Eu
gene Reed de 10 dotaci6n del acora
zaAo Iva
e ministro de Ia Gran Bretafa
Me Walrer B.ripg fu6 uno de los
t,st:g de L. novia.
La ceremonia fu6 muy elegante.
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San Felipe
Quezalte
7 MAZATENANGO.
Depresiones del terreno.

New York Nvbre. 1 10 IA. nj.
Otros despachos informan que
los pueblos de San Felipe, Quezal-
tenango Mazatenango hallanse
en- completa desolaci0n. Sus habi-
tantes han huido poseidos de te-
rror, y Sc cuentan numerosas des-
gracias personales. Porciones de
terreno, en- sitios inmediatos al vol
can, han sufrido grandes aepresio-
mes Los ruidos subterraneos oyen-
Sc d enorme distancia.
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N()I'ICIAS

CONSEJo "A LAS MADRES. y FL iarabe claimants
de la seora Wnsow dcbe ssiempre que ioa nios
si periodic de In dentcion Preporciona alvio
Immediate al pequeho paciente. produce suefo na-
muy viyo aegre rs muy agradabie q. paladar, eama
al nifo abanda sus encas avia sus dolores hace ~
Es e mejor remedio eonocido para In diarea va pro-
venga 6sia de la dentici6n de cualquiea oa causa
Tengase mucho cuidado en- pedir el Jarabe Calmante
de Ia Senora Winslow. ss q meior de todos.
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Mr. DOoly
detenldO y pu StO en- libertad
bsjo ftanza de $50.

Ri sef1or Fl ,nry W. Dooly, can:
didato & 10 Alcaldfs de San Juan
por ell pArtido federal, fu6 detenido
esta maflsnA por oil Policfa Iasular
senior Softer de orden del Juez de
Paz de Catedral, por haber sido de-
nurciado dicho cstallero de haber
ipftipgido las leyes de sanidad.
Fac puesto en- libsrtAd bAjo fisnzs
de so dollars.
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Sigue Ia huelga
de los m1sicos
EN- PARIS

New York NEbre. 1 10 A. n.
Dicen de Paris q. continla IA huel
"a de los mdsicos. La actitud de 6s-
tos:es cada vez mas opresiya. Sc
b an tornado precanciones pa
IA evitar disturbios. Los empresa
rios de teatros ni6ganse acce
der & laspeticiones de los huelguis-
tas. s esssf
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sERVIC i'd EsPElIAL
kss 8, 8, j,
DIREoTo DE NEW YORK.
Guatemala.
Fl panlco allI1le1lta.
DOS VOLCANOES EN- A0T1VIDAD
New York be Io J

New York y1bres 10 IN.
Aument Ell er Guate-
mala do IN Inod0 extraordinario.
Ademas del volcan Santa Maria,
otro se hal'a tamLien en actividad
cubriendo de materias Volcanicas
una extensa zona que ha sido to-
talmente arrasada. EI gobierno ha
dispuesto el Immediate socorro de
los habi,antes castigados por los
fen6menos, pero el crecido n1mero
de damnifcados hace insudcientes
los aExilios.
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Ell Honorable
GObernad0r
no reCibira ell LuneS.

Podemos informar que el p,6xi'
mo Lines no se celebrarA en- ell Pa
l.cio de Santa Catalina 10 reception
de costu mbre. El sen r Hunt, est&
sumamente atareado y no puede dis
poner de nm solo momento para re.
cibir G Sus amigos.
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FL pOeta MaChiaVelO.

Sjgue en- aumento 10 susc, ipci6n
alberta para cole car una losa funera
ria en- In tumba del poeta arecibei1o
Jose Angel Machiavelo.
A los donativos hasts shora hs.
chos, hsy q ae sgregar los del Sr. 10
&c Gordiis y eLA CORRESPONDENT,
CIA.N
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ArreStadOl.

Noticiss recibidas en- estA ciudad
dicen que ha sido arrestado ca Ma
ysgn 2. acusado de violkr ell artfcu.
10 137 del c6digo penal VICENTE don
Felipe Cuevas Arredondc, candida
to del rartiao federal como represen.
tante de Pae-to Rico en- Washing
ton.
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New York Nvbre. 10 A. M.
La cha de los americanos y
moros de Mindsnao, esta proxima
q terminar. Los moros. tratan de
reconciliarse con los americanos y
muchos han depuesto las armas
acogi6ndose a la bandera de Esta-
dos UnidOs.
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Primer aniVerSariO.

Todss las miss q a SO celebren
en- Cate 1rsl ell mai tes 4 del corris n
te en- s. ~ to Ara e. del misno Sc
r&a aplic. d - por al etc -pn dsscsnso
dal alma de d. n Raa 8 G nsaltz =
j merry
s. viula. b Joe y dan as p,rien.
tsi v tan 6 aus am g . & es Q pia.
loso 1cto.
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SuGesOs de Ponce.

2 r. ~ i
e los c ficinas del & obierno, sc.
gnn iE Eformes que SO dieron 6 uno
de nuestros reporters estA N d sna.
no se habian recibido nuevos tele.
gramas II fereItss 6 los asuntos de
Ponce.
Stbsse si, que han sido esearce.
lados muchos de los detenidos On la
uoche de los acontesimisnt0s y ei !.
guiente dia. detenidoa cuyA lists mo-
o ni1al public1m0s ayer.
Sabese tambien que l. opiu.6 !
pfplica esparA Ali CON viv0 interes
el Resultado do In invessigkciones
quo loa trihunaIes de justicia haeen
deslos Successes reinando en- "a sellA
siudad hasta II h1ra Dc entrHr en-
prensA sstAs ineas. orden y sociego
pdblicos.
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Regociijjo
en- San F rancisco
Y HONOLULU.

New York Nvbre. | 10 A. NJ.
En- San Francisco y especial
mente en- la capital de las islas
Hawaii Honolulu--ha sido obieto
de general regocijo la comunica-
cion por cable establecida. Ell CO.
mercio hawayano ha celebrado rum
bosamente tan importante suceso.
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El cable del Pacifco
ternliinado.
SAN FRANCISCO 7 HONOLULU.

New York Nvbre. l 10 A. NJ.
Sc ha terninado ell tendido del
cable en- ell Pacifeo, comunicandose
va San Francisco de California con
Honolulu SIS han invertidO en- las
obras 80 dias, plazo en- que Sc dijo
serian terminal s.
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GeStiOneS de tOda ClaSe
DE COBROS.

de Gre Tito, alquileres etc. actividad
y buenRs referencias.
Leonardo Monet
81 San Francisco San Juan Pto.
Rico.
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Declaraciones de Nacimiento y
Defunci6a, en- SLa Corresponds
cia.s
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Serio leVantamiento
en- Marruecos.
PERSECUTION A LOS EBROPEOs.

New York Nvbre. ! 10 A. N.
Dicen de Tanger que ha esta-
llado en- Marruecos un seri0 levan-
tamiento contra ell Sultan. En- mu-
chos pue los ha habido matanzas
horribles. Los rebeldes pers;guen
q los europeos. Ell Sultan ha dis
puesto salgan q batir a los re ,el-
des varies batallones. La situaci6n
en- Marruecos es gravfsima.
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PArece que los Acreedores de
don Adolfo RsuschenplAt vuelven s
AgitAr CON inter es II resolution one
tienen pendiente en- los autos de 10
quiebra. Varios de ellos, de los mas
importantes y connotados, con IL d..
recci6n de su Letrado don Pafael
Lopez Landr6n celebraron CON ell
Letrado Mr Dexter, representa- ia y
defensor en- 10 corte federe), una de-
tenida conferences, de To- que se les
ha visto salir mut complacidos.
Entire ellos CORE ID version de
que Sc espera fundadaments del Ho'
norable Juez americana una meaida
de justicia en- Ia averiguaci6n com !.
pletA y concier zuda de los verdade'
ros fondos en- elective perten ecien'
tes al quebrado senior RAuschenp'
lat.
PArece que ell asunto Va toman'
do vuelos. Sc hAbla de nm folleto
que ha de publicarse en- brave repro.
duciendo CON toda fdelidsd las inta
resAntes pesquisas llevAdas & cabo
en- ese encj joso ssunto, para conoci'
miento de los acreedores interesados
Asi como tambien del + 1blico.
Los se1iores <BAquero y Ganda'
rs, organizRdores de In reclamation
han tornado CON vi.fsimo inter6s 10
gesti6n y defensa de numerosos Gre.
ditos comprometidos.
ns 3 "
Sc desean comprar las al
guientes obrAs.
Bien sean de nuevAs 6 de &c gun
do mano.
La NovfsimA Rscopilac'6 Ga.
Las siete Partidas.
Derecho Civil 'odificaci6n
Navarro ArmandO
F Fl. Dexter.
Tstuan altos.
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Buen negOciO.

Por ro poderlo atender sus due :
f1es Sc vende uno de los nn6s elegan-
tes y concurridcs cafes ae ests Gin.
dad. Para informes, Tetuan 26.
s6v.
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81 le sofocA el cAlor
Y se le Va 10 cabeza
Tome % sP AbsS (Carvezs)'
Y perderk ell nal humor.
No dormir es una des

No dormir es una desdichs
que solo 10 saben los que padecen
de insomnio, esta desaparece CON Ell
uso del Vino Csrebrin& Ulrici, tan
promo le ton!fica 6 usted el cere
bro.
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Arturo Bravo
/ ", ----.---
:UOMERDIANTE Oomisionista. .
Bowling Green Building
IL Broad lew- York.

Eiecuta 6rdenes de toda clase
dc efectos que se embarcan de los
Etados Unidos, i "a ocupe Dc q
vents % consig gnaci6n de hutos E.
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6NFR6SA p6 vAFOR6S.
Be soBRlnos De t1ErHERH


ecalq xaEm
nss Masas Ponce San Pedro Dc ,oou
COMPLETE aANADo
nEsTINo PuERTos orTADos
apsidas nsdisnt
Hsuada. Mayasuss Ponce psohbtdo por sap.ror9
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A nuestros amigos.

A nuestros amigos.
Estk llamando 10 atenci6n ell
Hotel "The Marina, situado en- 10
cslIe de San Jose ndmero / esquina
TetuAn, por las comidas tan ex
quisitas que Alli Sc hacen y por la
vista hermosA y fresca que tiene ha.
ciA 10 bahia. p
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De los polvos Y preparaci

De los polvos y preparacio-
nes que ne ussn para dAr color 6 la
cara unos daflkn el cults, y otros re
velan 10 artifsia': iQ1iere usted
evitar esos inconvepienteef pues to-
ne las sPILCORAS RECONSTI
TUYENTES DE VALE & CAN .
CIO
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B0nOS'

y ceTtlf1caclones de
DEUDAS MUNICIPALES s
Compran y venden Sucesores
dc = VillAmil & Go. San Juan Puer.
to Rico.
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] ilipiiinas.

Tratan de reconciliarse
M0ROs CON LOS AM MeRI0ANOS.
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Pianos alemanes

Buena OCCASION rara haceree de
nm magnfaco piano. Acaban de re.
por vspor alemAn y los ven.
dem 6 precios muy limitados,
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your Favorite Prescription this time"
All the childs strength comes from the
mother. "Favorite Prescription" gives the
mother strength TO give her child.
There is no alcohol in "Favorite Pre-
scription ;" it contains neither opium, CO.
caine, nor any other narcotic. 1t is
purely vegetable and perfectly harmless
medicine in any condition of the female
system.
Accept no substitute for vFavorite Pre-.
scription." There is nothing Just as good
for wofnans ills.
Sick women are invited to consult DR..
Pierce, by letter free. Correspondence
confidential Address Or. R. V. Pierce, Buff
falo, N. Y.
ct am so thankful for what Or. Piercas Pa
vorite Prescription has done for me" writes
Mrs John r Smith Of SLOGAN, British Columbia
(Box 5o). ut helped through the long
months of pregnancy and have big, strong
baby girl, the most healthy of all my tpree, ana
it cured me of disease which was taking away
all my strength"
Free. DR.. Pierce's Common Sense Med.
ical Adviser Ia sent free on receipt of
stamps to pay expense Of mailing only.
Send 81 one-cent stamps for the book in
cloth binding, or 81 one-cent stamps for
paper covered. Address DR.. X. V. Pierce,
Buffalo N. Y.
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The whole of last week in the House
of Representatives was devoted to the
Naval Appropriation bill which passed
on Saturday and which is the last Of the
regular appropriation bills, save the
general Deficiency bill which is not yet
reported.
1t was hoped by the House leaders
that the Senate would have sent over
the Philippine bill before the Naval
bill passed, and that would have fol-
lowed Immediately. No program for
this week has yet been determined on
but the Fowler Banking and Currency
bill may be considered before taking up
the Philippine bill, or consideration Eof
the Philippine bill reported by the
House committee may be begun.
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Kaiser Wilhelm does not propose
in the enthusiasm aroused over the un-
yailing of the Rochambeau statue and
the cordial relations which it is antici-
pated the unveiling and the ceremonies
attendant thereon will promote between
France and the United States, that Ger
many shall be forgotten and has there.
fore written to the President saying that
it will afford him pleasure to present
to the United States statue of his il
lustrious ancestor, Frederick the Great,
The President has replied to the Kai-
ser's communication, accepting the gift
and has selected site fol the statue in
the Arsenal grounds in Washington, in
which grounds the proposed school of
warfare will be located.
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Is tia Conspiracy ?

Within the past week we have received
three separate invitations to come on"
In the order of their arrival they arc as
follows.
Dr. II. G. Anicrs invites us to visit him in
Washington, "to 90 fishing and Incident
ally, to "see Washington at its best; Dr.
NJ. f. Leatherman invites to visit him, saying
Il have lust purchased new automobile; II
you will pay me visit I'll spin you all over
the city," (Washington) Harry Cannon, of
Bridgevile, Del. invites US TO accompany the
other members of the: Dickinson Class of 20
to his place on the 9th of June, to enjoy the
hospitality this home and to essen the ex-
port crop of l002's strawberry he further
advises Us that Harry Bosley, president of
the Queen Anne Railroad, pays the freight"
on the members of the Class, Baltimore to
Bridgeville and return.
Now, any and all this is beyond the posi-
bility of our present privilege.
If we are simply fulfilling our destiny, all
right but il there be a conspiracy, organized
by our friends, to rob us of the content which
we have somewhat aboriously acquired, then
shall we be prone to say things prohibited
by the moral law, the usages OF polite society
and the regulations Of the Postofice depart
ment.
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Had its Ear 10 the Ground.

There is a Congressional election in sight,
and the members Of the House of Represent
atves having had their ears close to the
ground during the past six or eight months,
decided that in the interest of their coming
candidates. before the people, it was neces-
sary that word or two favorable to Admiral
Schley should be said, hence the unanimous
acton.by the House last week, concerning
the notorious Maclay book, wherein Admiral
Schley is called coward and a liar.
Now that these congressman have sought
to lay the ghost that has been disturbing the
serenity of their political day-dreams, there
probably need be no more dread that the
gallant Admral's name will be logged into
Maryland politics. The republican congress
men from Maryland made great fight and
won decisive victory over administration
influences adverse to the Admiral, and thus
are the democrats precluded from using the
episode for political ends, for which let all
give thanks.
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Holds uD IL Congressman.

cat the end Of the campaign, writes
Champ Clark, Missouri's brilliant con.
gresham, "from oYerwork, nervous ten.
sion. loss of sleep and constant speak =
ing | had about utterly collapsed. 1t
seemed that all the organs in my ody
were out Of order. but three bottles of
Electric Bitters made me all right. It's
the best all.around medicine ever sold
over a druggists coun ter" Over work
ed, run down men and weak, sickly
women gain splendid health and vital
ity from Electric Bitters. Try them,
Only SOC. Guaranteed by Waters.
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Last Thursday the President review
ed the Washington High School Cadets
Nor did he follow the custom of former
Presidents and review them from a
stand on one edge of the field. On the
contrary, he walked the length of the
regimental line, passing in front and
then behind the line and making a
careful inspection. AS he came upon
the young son of Minister WI, who is
a member of one of the companies, Mr..
Roosevelt halted for moment and then,
turning to General Harries, remarked,
IL don't know but possibly there is a
suggestion for the solution of the Chi
nese question here
- Washsn0ton Correspondence.
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Women and Jewels.

Jewels, candy, flowers, man-that is the
order of oman's preferences. Jewels form
n magnet of mighty power to the average
woman. Even that greatest of all jewels,
health, is often ruined in the strenuous efforts
to make or save the money to purchase them
If woman will risk her health to get a
coveted geE, then let her forhfy herself
against the insidious consequences of colds,
coughs and bronchial affections by the regu
lar use of DR.. Boschee's German Syrup. 1t
will promptly arrest consumption in its early
stages and heal the affected lungs and hron-
chial tubes and drive the dread disease from
the system. 1t is not cure all but it is a
certain cure for coughs, colds and all bron-
chal troubles You can get Org C Green's
reliable remedies at Waters Pharmacy.
Get Green's Special Almanac.
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beware Of Continents for Ca
tarrh that Contain Mercury

as mercury will surely destroy the sense
of smell and completely derangs the
whole system when entering 1t through
the mucous surfaces. Such articles new
er should be used except on prescription
from reputable physicians, as the dam
age they will do is tenfold the good you
can possibly derive from them. Halls
Oatarrh Cure, manufactured by F.J.
Cheney & Co., Toledo, o., contains no
mercury and is taken internally, acting
directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system. In buying Halls
Catarrh Cure be sure you get the genu.
inc. It is taken internally and is made
in Toledo. Ohio by F. j. Cheney & Go.
Testimonials free. Sold by druggists,
price 75c per bottle.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1902-05-22
Like Il Drowning Man.

give years ago disease the doctors call
ed dyspepsia took such hold of me that
could scarcely co. writes Geo. S. Marsh
we'll known attorney of Nocona, Tex. 81
took quantities of pepsin and other mcd-
cines but nothing helped me. AS drown
ing man grabs at straw grabbed at Kodol.
| felt an improvement at once and after a
few bottles am sound and we'll" Kodol is
the only preparation which exactly repro
duces the natural digestive juices and conse.
quently is the only one which digests any
good food and cures any form of stomach
trouble. Waters Pharmacy.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1902-05-22
washington Letter.

IRON OUR REGULAR CONSEQUENTLY
Monday, May 10, 1902.
The past week in Congress has seen
less accomplished than any previous week
Of the session. The only important bill
passed by the Senate is that providing
for union railway station which, &C
cording to Senator Martin, will eclipse
the Capitol in architectural beauty, and
which will, with the proposed I'M
provements called for by the bill, cost
about $4O,OOO,00o
The Philippines bill is still the "un-
finished business before the Senate
but the prospects are that it will be dis
posed of some day this week.
- Woshinqton Correspondence.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1902-05-22
Don't Start Wrong.

Don't start the summer with lingering
cough or cold We all know what sum
mer cold" is. It's the hardest kind TO cure.
Often it hangs on through the entire season.
Take 1t in hand right now. A few doses OF
One Minute Cough Cure will set you right
Sure cure for coughs, colds, Group, grip,
bronchitis, all throat and lung troubles. Alb
solutely safe. Acts at once. Children like
it. Zone Minute Cough Cue is the best
cough medicine l ever used," says j. IL,
Bowes, Groveton, N. II. Il never found
anything else that acted SO safely and quick
". Waters Pharmacy.