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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-09
HOU'S INDIANA ron HANNA
Kitchener Wants to know Don't Want job
OF President, says Hanna.

WASHINGTON, Dec. S.--An idcat ical letter
sent to Indiana Republicans for the purpose
of feeling the party pulse in the Hoosier
State with regard 20 the possible candidacy
Of Senator Hanna for the Presidential
nomination in 1904 is causing considerable
comment among politicians. The letter
is signed by l.. T. Michencr. a former
Acknowledgement Of Indiana. who was at
the head Of the movement which result ed
in the nomination Of Harrison for the Prcsi-
dency.
The letter intimatcs that Senator Hanna
may become a Presidential candidate and
suggests that some Of President R1osn-
velt's friends are, therefore, uneasy. II
i a. follows;
w,SniSGroy, Nov /, Iao2
My DGH Mr.. II is believed here
dental nomuation in 1904 and that he expects
dents friends ar" 4 little uncnsy, about it.
DO YOU ink that Hanna could take Indiana
e., r2 GG o1 Io%s EE f. ac1, o k1d
all convenient. win kind"st regards, YOURS
truly, j. I. NiCHENEn.
These letters We're marked Confidential. -
but Indiana Republicans not uLdcrst andu z
the reason Tor their appearance, have sent
copies 10 tongrc ssmen here asking for
some explanation
Mr. Mchencr said to-day when asked
| abou, the letter:
"The answers chow that with tho eycep-
ton of Oliver Z. Norton, no Republican has
| eyer had such a hold on the respect and
affection Of the Republicans OF Indiana
AZ that now POSSESSED by MIR. Fairbanks
| The State Is his and hc can do a. he likes
with IT, II he should no candidate in
1904 he will have the loyal, earnest and
| aggressive support OF the Republicans Of
| Indiana
"These letters state, also, that if Mr..
| Fairbanks should not I've a candidate in
| i9oi and II Mr.. Hanna and the Prcsiden,
| be opposing candidates for the nomination,
there would Nc n. very sharp struggle for
| the Indiana delegation, with the result in
doubt.
Mr.. MicEen"r received i"cnty-fve an
swers to his letters.
senator Nanras comment on the Niche
! nor l"ttcr is: As I have said time ard
/ time again, ! am rot q candidate. viii
not hc and don't want the job"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-09
Arm, and Navy Orders.

wAsHtSoroS. Dec. s.-Thes, army order, have
been issued.
Msjor John Mcclellan, Ar ,lllcry, from For, Grche
TO Camp Mckinley. hAwai. to command artillery
district OF Honolulu,
Lieut.. Col. Louis V. CAVIAR, Artillery, from
headquarters Department of the Fast to Fort
Grcble.
Contract surgeon David W. Oyeron from Fort
schuyler to New York city for annulmcn, OF con !.
tract
Lieut.. Col. william n Llvermor, Engineers.
will relieve Capt. William Y, Judson. Engineers OF
duties on stan cominandins Genera, Department
OF the Fast
Leaves OF absence granted:
First Lieut.. Julien l.. Gaujot, FicN cnth Cavalry,
extended to Include Jan. 81. Col samuel T.. Til
man. Professor Military Academy, extended seven
days, FIRST Lieut.. Harry ~ Cootes. Twelfth Cav.
airy. fJr ave days; Capt, Clarence Deems Arm.
lery for two months.
These wal orders have been issued:
Rear Admiral =. NJ Symonds tretrcdi detached
Naval War College TO home,
Lieut.. d. l.. Wilson retired to Nival ls@um OF
II .gienr and 'dlsal 'hool, Washington.
Passed ASSISTANT surgeon H. o. Huntington
from Naval Hospital " V. 10 duty a. navy yard
at that place
Assistant Psymast~r q. ". Reeves to navy yard
Norfolk for duty as pay ofnccr Of the Franklin.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-09
TRUSTS AND CONSTITUTION.
senator Nelson Introduces Amendment
Gi>i ng Congress Powers.

WAsHISGToN, Dec. S.-Senator Nelson
to-day introduced a proposed amendment
TO the Constitution giving Congress power
to define, regulate. prohibit or dissolve
trusts. monopolcs or combinations,
whether In the form Of corporation or
otherwise, and to license, regulate and
control all corporations engaged in trade
or commerceor other business in the severe
States or with foreign nations
All the powers conferred by the amend
mont are extended to the several States
and Territories. the District Of Columbia
and all Territories in the sovereignty and
States, but the several States may continue
to exercise such power in any manner not
in conflict with the laws Of the United
States.
Power is given to Congress TO enforce
the provisions by apprC pirate legislation
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-09
SAFE TO RON TRADE UNIONS:
They're Not incorporated Point In stone
cutters case.

Justice Fitzgerald reserved decision vcs-
tertay on point Of law raised by
Lawyer James Nrgsnt in the habeas
CORFU, and certiorari proceedings held
in the case Of Lawrence Murphy, treasurer
Ct the Journeymen Stonecu,ters' Associn-
ton, who il in the Tonbs on charge of
embezzling $4,000 Of the organizations
funds.
Mr. Nugent declared that as joint trus-
tee and a member of the association Muir
ply had vested interest in the funds
until an accounting was held by court
Of equity. He argues that an officer of
an unincorporated association could take
the funds Entrusted to him and not be
liable to a criminal prosecution for mis-
appropriation. In the present case, how
ever, Nugent maintains that It has not been
shown that Murphy ever msappropriated
n dollar
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-09
" AGES At THE NAVY YARD.
Machinists' Union MAX ~ an Appeal TO the
Secretary Of the Navy.

The New York Branch of the International
Association Of Machinists reported yestcr-
day that it had appealed to the Secretary
81 the Navy on behalf of the machinists
in the navy yard at Brooklyn. saying that
in figuring on the wages for the coming
year the Board of Wages now in session
at tho navy yard may be mistaken in its
estimate.
on the wages for the year, the wages on
which the board made it's averages were
too low and the board was misled as 10
current rates. As n result of the appeal
the union says the Secretary of the Navy
has given instructions against barring
mcmhcrs Of the union from ties tifying
before The boa rd ss to the current wages,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-09
WANTED SALOON: cora HUSBAND
Wcman signed Wrong Name 10 BliI Of sale,
but Twas Hers Ten Minutes Later.

Dut TWAS 1crs Ten Minutes Later.
Mrs Ida Furst of 1876 East Six,y-ffth
street, Manhattan, accompanied 10y Victor
Baum and AloiS Mcmminger, both OF I2s
Paw mia avenue, Jersey City. went to Jus, ice
of the Peace James X. Murphy office,
that city. few nights ago 10 execute a
bin of sale TO Miss Furst Of Memminger's
saloon. She was confused when she signed
her name and asked the Just ice to be careful
in Using the hiutter.
81 thiL X, ma'am, that you've made a
mistake" exclaimed Murphy. You told
me your Tame was FGrst and you've signed
Baum"
Dear me, how care!ess," said Miss Furs,
What fuzzy blmlGer! Pm soirg 10 be
Mrs, Baum some DAY. mist have been
thinking Of it because Victor f. here"
why dor't you c!.a,.ge II now asked
Murphy, That will save the bother of
making out rev papers"
4 wish YOU would" said Baum.
Well suppose | might as we'll" muir
mnrod the young woman.
Ten ni'u,tN iatrr whcn they left the
office the bride carried wedding certificate,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-09
WRiGHT'S ray SIS 4 DAY.
ThatI 10 for other Federal Employees
on strike Hoard. Committee Thinks.

WasuISGToN. Dec. s.-The Senate Com
mt,cc on Appropriations tbs morning
agreed 10 repo-' fav"rably the House r'so-
lut ion approrri7'ing $4,000 fer the OK
pcnscs Of the coal s,rkc commission, but
with an amendment restricting the ey-
per.S"s # Judge Gray. Carroll II. Wright
T. \ Mu-e'cy. and other Federal employ @ -
corrected with IN" commission to SIS "A
dav, and providing that these Federal en-
plovce. .hal receive no salary for their
work or the commission.
Tho Appropriations Committee will also
probably report an amendment limiting
the salary az other & ,mmissioners tn $1,000
q Nolr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-09
Telmy,ers' strike In New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, La, Dee. s,-The team
sters and leaders went out on a strike
to-day for higher wages. The union in
cludos oil the commercial drivers in the
city except those hauling coal and cotton.
Some fears are expressed that the strike
may extend to the river levee workers.
who are dissatisfied, and thus tie up the
shipping, The sugar business was almost
entirely susDeuded
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-09
Appointments Confirmed.

WASHINGTON Dec. s-The Sers'e to-day
confirmed long li't Of diplomatic and c m
sular appointments including the following
Ambassadors Charlemagne Tower OF Penn
svlvdnia to Berlin. Robert Mccormick OF
Illinois, to st. Petersburg, and Bellany
Storor OF Ohio, at Vienna
Also Edward Bragg, Consul-(eneral at
Hong Kong
George " Raw, Jnited states judge for
the Northern district Of New York James =
pine Commission
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-09
BtIONNE SCHOOLS WAY co com.
BOARD cannot IB,Iy Coal for Less Than
SG.hO and Won't PAY Thai Price.

Six hundred tons of coal are needed for
the Bayonnc. y. j.. public schools and the
Board of Educat ton IL in qliandary. II
has twice advertised for bids and each time
two firms submitted prices.
Tho lowest price bid was so 80 a ton. the
price that families are now paying for a
single ton The trustees say they will not
pay 80 much. Only few days supply Of
Goa r. In he SCHOOL,
Last year he school coal cost s3 o. a ton
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-09
Hen ycinuiirr Made an <rhOaSsad0r.

WAsnISG.oS, Dec. y l.adisla,ls Hen
gcl'nuller, tho Aus -Hunge rian Minister.
received cablegram to-day. officially no,i-
fying him NJ his elevation to the rank -
Amba. G|1r
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-09
CITY HiLL mas 1 STRIKE on.
Labor Smells 4 Non.l Mon influence some.
where 80 seven Piastcrers Go Ont.

Since The work Of rcnovating the interior
OF the city Hall began. there have been
daily dispu,es betweel the contract or
The Holly chieftain., 1902-06-27
MorFAT ROAD FINANCED.
Construction Contracts to Be Let and
Building Pushed. t'

Denver. June 22.-The following
Associated Press telegram was re-
ccircd yesterday from New York:
David, H. Moffat, president of the
First National Bank of Denver. who
has been in this city for the last sixty
days, has concluded successfully the
financial alsarrangements preliminary to
tho building of the Denver, Northwest
ern Il Pacific railway.
Senator w. A. Clark has entered i'll
to an agreement with Mr.. Mofrat by
which the San Pedro. Los. Angeles &
Salt Lake railway will connect at Salt
Lake City with MI. Moffat's new road.
The Denver, Northwestern Il Pacific
will connect with the Rock Island and
the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy at
Denver"
The Holly chieftain., 1902-06-27
aREruRnoF GENERAL WHEATON.
Filipino War Losses More Than Bal.
.e4,. anced by Sanitary Gains.

San Francisco. June H2-r!The United
States army transport Sherman arrived
from the Philippines last evening and
went Immediately; into quarantine.
Among her passengers were Maj. Gen.
Lloyd Wheaton and Brig Gen. Snyder.
On board were also 1893 men. forming
the Sixth and Nineteenth infantry regi-
ments. The ship also brought back
fifty-seven discharged soldiers. 1877
sick men, three dead ard eleven In
sane. ,.,t .,t
General Wheaton returns In. fairly
good health. He would not Talk on
the charges OF cruelty mude against
American soldiers in the Philippines,
but he made this statement as showing
what occupation meant. ......,t.
"The devastatiOns of war have cost
many lives and the loss among the ma
tiyes hns no doubt been very large, but
when one takes into consideration the
hundreds of thousands of lives that
huve been saved by reason of the ssni.
tary precautions of the American army
and the civil commission, the loss by
war seems infinitesimal.
"SrnallpOx became epidemic 5000 af.
ter the Americans took Manila and
would have caused frightful mortality
among the natives as well us among
the troops, but for the regulations and
precautions Of the medical authorities
of our army. Compulsory vaccination
was held In every city, province, town
ard throughout the country. In that
way we saved thousands of lives. In
General Bells department 100000 were
.vaccinated.S Later, when the bubonic
plague seemed bound to obtain foot
hold in the Philippines, the army
stamped II out by determined action.
At present cholera Is raging, and be-
lieve the health officers have the dis
ease well under control. These dan
gers have been met and overcome by
Americans"
The Holly chieftain., 1902-06-27
RAILROAD DISCRIMINATION.
Meeting Of the Interstate commeres
. ~ ecomnilssIon ii I eadville.

Denver. June o2.-The News of yes.
terday prints the following Leadrille
| special: .M
Thera was an a}l-dayi session of the
Interstate Commerce Commission In
testimony In the case of the leadyille
Board of Trade vs. the Denver & Rio
Grande. the CoIoradoA3 Midland and the
Of the tomhhittee were present: j. %.
Yeomans, former Governor J. " Effer
Of Illinois and c. A. Prouty.
"A number Of prouAnent railway Off
cials and attorneys were in attendance
from Denver, including ]. f. Vale,
general connselj for !itfse Rio GrAnde;
A. s. Hughes, general traffic manager
of the Rio Grande; s. Fl. Babcock,
Fred Wild. Jr., general freight agent;
H. 7. Rogers. general counsel for the
manager of the Colorado Midland; H.
A. Johnson, general freight agent for
the Colorado & Southerfi. y
An immense mass of testimony was
taken, showing that the rates from
Chicago and New York, to Salt Lake
are considerably lower than fIo,u the
same eastern points to LeadvilIe. The
merchants complained that While the
rates from Chicago to Salt Lake are
based on car lots and thus obtain the
commodity rate, the Leadville rate Is
q combination of commodity rate from
Chicago to Denver and then local
class rate to Salt Lake, making the
rate to Leadville much higher.
1t was shown In the case Of oil cloth
that the rate per 100 pounds from Chi
cago to Salt Lake was $1.55, and to
Leadville, ,$2.05; rice, Chicago. to Utah
$1.O9, and to Leadville, $1.37 About
100 articles were used In this compari-
son, including almost every class of
goods included in groceies, mining ma
chinery, beer, alcohol, etc. the differ
ence between Leadville and Salt Lake
in favor of Salt Lake being from 5
cents to 81 per 100 pounds. 1t was at
tempted to he shown by the Leadville
merchants that this discrimina tion pre-
vented Leadville from becoming Job
bing center. This view was evidently
entertained by the commission, as
Commissioner PrOuty so expressed
himself. The railroads claim Gthat
I.eadville is not on a through line. TINT
the rates are based OH the fact that
the Union Pacific has much shorter
line from the Missouri river, to Salt
Lake and in order that the Colorado
lines may be able. to enjoy the benefit
of transcontinental traffic the rites
must be so arranged as to meet the
Union Pacific competition and also
competition back from San Francisco
The case on behalf of the Leadville
merchants was presented by George ]
kindel Of Denver and C. w. Ian,
caster. .,-. .,
The commission left tonight, stating
that decision would not be reached
before next fall, t
The Holly chieftain., 1902-06-27
Wyoming Oil Gusher.

Cody. Wyo., June 22-Wortl has just
been received here from the Bonanza
oil fields, southeast OF Basin City, stat
ing that tie drillers have encountered
oil aud ssiiet tlie, well Is OF the gusher
order. Great excitement prevails at
Basin City and in the oil fields.
The Holly chieftain., 1902-06-27

4 ssnsibie s+eussksspers.
VIII have Defiance Starch. not alone
because they get onethird more Tor
the same money, but also because e
superior quality
- -, = E Va fT
ana ans Il g. II: nss u,.1ss sssss1 =. III Z 4 - ~
ousntiy only in price. =
The Holly chieftain., 1902-06-27

A hobby is an idea that goes ar6una
with a crank ~
The Holly chieftain., 1902-06-27

$50 A WEEK AND xxPEnsEs
% men with rig to introduce our PouItsy eoot,
8sDdstp. Javelle MFG. Co, Dept q, ,PAksoos, KAN
The Holly chieftain., 1902-06-27

Married life IL sometimes one grand.
svst song" observes the Cynical Bsch--
slor. and sometimes it's rag-time.
The Holly chieftain., 1902-06-27
MILLIONS USE

sISOWN W&0O6V&WI PILLS
Chocolate Coated) are new, taateless, odour-
liquid CuTICURA REsoLvEHr, ~. well ss for All
other blood purifiers and humour cures. Put
up In pocket vials 90 doses, price, &c.
Sod thIoughcut the world soAs 49,. o,sr4ssr soe,
9on .freneh Depot: Rps % i e9x. PsFis z FofTrR
0Hue AHD CukA. CuxP, Sols Props, Bostoa, U. q A.
The Holly chieftain., 1902-06-27

A Single Set price 81, Is often
sufficient to cure the most tortur-
ing, disfieurine skin, scalp, and
blood humours, rashes, itehings,
and irritations, with loss of hair,
when all else fails.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-07-20
Asuntos de Haiti,
Los partidOS pOlftiCOS
estan arruinaldO Ia repdbliCa.
Antenor Firmin y Alexis
Nord frente & frente y
la patrla q sus pies.
COrrienteS de la opinion
en- SantO Domingo.

Noticias Ilegsdss 6ltimamente,
nos informan que, 10 ocurrido en-
Haiti, reconoce por movil To- rival.
dad de los partidos polfticcs que se
disputan ell poaer. Una de esas CO.
lectividades politics.. 81 abrirse los
comicios, tuvo bien no acudir &
8 los y lanzarse 8 luchA armada.
Esta colectividad es 10 que sustenta
la candidatura de Antenor Firmin &
10 presidencia de L. Rapdblica.
Firmines hombre de gran ilus'
TRACTION, educEdo en- Francis; pero
muchos le acusan de excesivamente
spasionado en- politics; y, adm cusn'
do no faltan quienes aseguran que
la raz6n estk de su parte en- estA
contends, 10 opinion pdblica le to
cha de soberbio, pues ha podido ha'
Ger respetar su derecho y ell de 81
partido en- las urnss y no provocsn-
do tan graves conaictos como los que
dieron por resdltado ell bombardeo
de Cabo Haitiano y Ell estrsgo causa'
do en- vidAs 6 intereses dentro de di'
cha ciudad cuando Ia artillerfa fue
puesta en- acci6n.
F'irmin, por otra parte, no O.,
simp&tico los dominicanos. Estos
desesn que Firmin, que profesa q
clos odios tremendos, sea derrotado
por su contrincante Alexis Nord. Un
csmbio de gobierno en- Haiti que
determinase IL exaltaeitn de Auts'
nor Firmin Ia Presidencia, podrfa
ser causa de que las exc;siones por
question de l1mites entire Haiti y
Santo Domir 60, Sc agriarsn de
tai modo que una sAngrienta guerra
estallase entire esos dos pueblos.
F.rmip, segdn Sc dice, ha perdido
mucho en- ell aprecio de sus compA'
triotas; y Alexis Nord, aprovechan'
dose de este, sc sgita mas y mas, ga
nando terreno en- 10 conciencia p1'
blics; y noes facil, & juzgar por estas
noticias, que Firmin y sus partids
rios puedAn vencerle.
Id cierto es que la situaci6n
de Haiti, no es muy despejada en- 10
que Sc refiere politics interna. pues
respecto & 10 presencia de barcos de
guerra en- sguss de dichs Repdb!ica
y ell peligro de extrangeros residen'
tes en- ella, Sc dice que solo los
Estados Unicos tomaron aqueila me-
dida, Sin que tai peligro de los ex'
sraDgeros existiese para justifcarla.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-07-20
Information Local.

Sc encu Antra enferma en
Santuree dofia Mercedes P4erret de
Perez.
Este mafianA estuvo muy
concurriaa por los fieles de esta Dio.
cesle, la miss y comur ion general,
ceie bradas en- 10 Iglesia de San Jo'
re.
Sc hallan vscantss en- Toa
alta cuatro escuelas graduadas y
nueve rurales y en- ell Dorado, dos
gfaduadas y cuatro rurales.
-Anoche estaba Ia plaza prin-
cipal expl6ndidamente iluminad&;
aaem8s de los tres focos de costum-
bre, tieren los dos que instalo 10
San Juan Ligh Transit Co.
So encuentra "a completa-
mente restsblecido de la enferme-
dad que le retuviera en- CANA ell doc
tor Romero Cantero, interprete del
Gobierno. Lo celeAramos.
Els extraordinsrio Ell n1maro
de personas que ha Iiegado 6 esta
Capital con motive de Ia asamblea
federal de hoy. Segnramente ha de
resultar pequef1o el local escogido
para celebrar dicha reunion.
e tn mafiana tomo puerto ell
vapor "MonserrAt" y saldrk estA tar
de q Las 3 para Espae1a.
Hoy embarca para Espaf1a
don Abelardo de 10 Habs, vecino de
de Manati.
-Se or cuentra recogido en- cams
don Manuel Fernandez, socio de Ia
mercantil de esta plaza r. Fabian ,
ca
e .ta nocha se f sctuar& 10 ja
ranita de costumbre en- el Casino
Esps f1ol, terminando & las orcs 4
fin de que las familias puedan utili
zsr Ell & timo caro- el6ctrico.
Los sef1ores ] Peruio y 0 ive
del comercio de esta plaza, han con
cedido poder general 6 los seflores
Calder6n Lopez = CO para que pue
dan c ntlnuar To- liquida cion de 81
casa durante ID ausencia del Jefs de
dicha casa.
Sc encuentra en- esta Ciudsc
el sc nor Matierzo Cintron.
-Marfa Burgos desea saber q
parsdsro de So hijo Jose Burgos que
hsce IL amos u. salio de Hum&cao cor
destino 6 Ponce de donde EMBARGO
para Puerto Plata, por 10 que SUP Ii
ca & II prensa L. reproduction de
estas lineas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-07-20
Informes de
Juana Diaz.

El Honorable Ayuntamiento de
este pueblo Sc sirve par rticiparnos q.
no es exacto ell informe en- que se
consignabs que los cargos de Presi
dente del Ayuntamiento, Alcalde y
Tesorero, sean desempef1ados por
una sola persona, toda vez one en- ell
acta de In session del dia II del actual
sc copsigoa IL elecci6p, recsfda por
la mayorfa de votos para presidente
de dicho Ayuntsmieoto, en- don Pc
dro Csrreras, habiendo sido nombrs
do tesorero sin retribuoi6n alguna,
don Mariana Torres y Bayas, quien
presto la fianza debidA.
Y como quiera que Ell cargo de
alcaldia SO encuantra vacsnte, el pre-
sidente del concejo 10 desempef1s in
terin&mente, CD, forme 10 dispues
to por Ia Ley Municipal, hssta que
ell G obernsdor designe IL persona
que b. de sersiclo defnitivamente.
Con gusto hacemos estA aclR
raci6n, para satisfaction de olos y
en- honor & 10 verdad.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-07-20
VA Es cOsA DTsTINTA.

Hubo una epoca en- que los es.
tudiantes de medicina cre1an que
hab1a tantas distintas intermediates
como existen 6rganos y parties en- ell
cuerpo, necesitando cada una de es-
tas afecciones un tratamiento dis
tinto. Tan torpe error solo podia
conducir & los mas funestos fraca-
sos, pues la verdad es, que ell cuer-
po constituye una sola maquina, y
10 que afecta q una parte de ella
con mas menos fuerza ataca to-
das las demas. Asl sucede que un
solo remedio 6 tratamiento puede
aliviar Y curar una gran variedad
de afecciones, 8 10 que aparezca CO.
mo una variedad, pero que es ver-
daderamente ell resultado 8 manifes-
tacion en- distintas formas del mis-
mo NAL. Veamos, por ejemplo, una
lista de intermediates como La ST.
guiente: Escrofula, Anemia, Debili-
dad General, Afecciones de la San
gre y de los Pulmones, etc.; bastante
formidable parece, y sin embargo, la
PREPARATION DE WAMPOLE
pronto alivia los peores de estos ca
sos, de una manera absolute cura
muchisimos que han sido desahucia-
dos por los medicos. La razon de
este Sc encuentra en- su poder So
bre las funciones digestiyas y a.
similadoras; su accion en- expulsar
las impurezas de Ia sangre, y su
facultad consiguiente de vitalizar y
reconstituir todo ell ORGANISING. Els
tan sabrosa como la miel y contiene
los principles nutritivos y curativos
del Aceite de Higado de Bacalao
Puro, combinados con Jarabe dc
Hipofosftos Compuesto, Extractos
de Malta y Cerezo Silvestre. No es
resultado de un sueno de un des-
cubrimiento por casualidad, sino de
detenidos estudios de los sanos prin-
cipios de la ciencia medica aplicada.
Gel Sr. DR.. j. Izquierdo Brown, de
Buenos Aires, dice: He usado la
Preparation de Wampole y grande-
mente satisfecho de sus esplendidos
resultados la he administrado a mis-
propios hijos, teniendo la satisfac-
ci6n de haber obtenido un exito
que no habia podido conseguir con
otras preparedness" En- las Boticas,