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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-06-14
SAW TERRY KILL FREDERICK.
San Francisco Cabby's story of the
Famous Duel.
San Francisco Chronicle

San Francisco Chronicle.
John Hughes, San Francisco cabman, is
one OF the few living men who saw the duel
David G. Frederick, on Sept. Is, 1853, at
Lake MERGED. He drove two men In his cab
to the dueling ground and got SIS for the
job. Here is the story he tells:
when / arrived at the scene of the duel
there the principals were standing. several
yards apart. surrounded by their respective
groups OF friends, of which each had about
a dozen present. Everybody looked awfully
solemn, nobody was conversing and the only
words you heard were the formal remarks
In competition with the proceedings. When
L got there the case Of pistols was already
opened and the guns lay cleaning I'm the
bright sun. Ii was about 5 o'clock, and you
know how strong the sun comes up here on
clear summer morning.
presently Tom Hayes steps I'D and calls
out: Now, gentlemen, your time has come.
He was Terrys second and was an expert
enced duelist, having himself killed a man
or two the field of honor in Texas. from
which State he came to California. He was
the man that owned Hayes valley and gave
IL It's name. Inc principals were searched
for arms, and Tom Hayes announced that
neither had any weapons on him. Then Tom
paced off fifty paces-that was the number
If L recollect right. Everything was done
quickly. Hayes and McCune, who was
Brodericks second, now tossed up for choice
of position, and McCune won. He chose the
east position and the sun was thrown
straight into Terrys face.
Next they tossed for choice of pistols.
| and again Brodericks second won. The SEN
| ator walked over TO the opened case and
picked up the first gun that came TO hand.
He spent no time in examining IL. Terry
used more care in the selection OF a weapon,
| but no time was lost in the procedure. You
never saw more solemn crowd than that
which witnessed the duel.
After these preliminaries were arranged
| we all withdrew to the side, about the dis
| tance OF half block, and stood on little
| knobs outside the range OF the bullets. IL
was the soberest. queerest-looking crowd
ever saw, and i guess the most OF them felt
| as did-that they wished they hadn't come
| i have driven at many funerals I'm my day
but have never seen the like for soemnity
TON Hayes had told them TO take the
| places marked of for them. and in response
| To his question each answered promptly
that he was ready. There was a wait OF a
| few seconds. and then Tom began calling
| one. two, three There we stood like cow
/ ards, breathless, trembling and over
| whelmed at the murderous spectacle. Terry
| was the coolest man in the crowd He stood
1 with his coat carelessly unbuttoned and his
| hat thrown back jauntily on his head
| Broderick. on the other hand. had pulled his
hat down over his eyes and had buttonec
his coat closely. He appeared 10 be strug.
| Cling to control himself. while Terry seemed
| perfectly at ease.
II shall never forget the sharp. risins
tone OF Tom Hayess voice az he called ou
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Reader. of the sunday Journal

who do not take the daily issue miss the
best paper I'm Indianapolis. Not long ago
the Terre Haute Express said OF the Jour
nal:
las a leader In Republican principles
and an exponent OF high standard OF poll
itics the Journal Is not excellcd. Its edi-
torial opinions appeal To reason and car
~ conviction. AS a newspaper A covers
the field OF news fully and uniformly
While positive, II Is conservative and the
least sensational OF great newspapers and
therefore. reliable. The Sunday Journal
is one OF the most interesting publications
In the country"
Many city readers OF the Sunday issue
do not realize how little additional IL
would cost them 10 get our daily issue
The price OF the Sunday alone n Sc n copy
which averages &c month. As the daily
and Sunday combined costs only soc a
month In Indianapolis and suburbs. AZ can
be seen that the additional price OF the
daily issue Is only about lc a day. Those
who read the Sunday Journal and some
other Indianapolis paper week days
are paying &c a month for tile Sunday and
44c a month for the other daily. a total OF
esc month This odd Ice may be saved
by making the subscription cover the
Daily anf Sunday Journal. Telephones
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A SALVATION ARMY CAPTAIN.
Boston TRANSCRIPT.


few years ago in a city OF the middle
West large woman's club was fiourishine
Among Its prominent members was a teach
er OF philosophy who easily ranked first as
the pest-trained intellect, the clearest mind
or the group. With keen ANALYSIS she could
ind the weak points in argument and be-
lore her clear eyes sophistry was yowerless
The half truths and superficial knowledge
OF the average club woman seemed especial
ly insignificant when subjected TO her in
spection. Some OF the more fearful limited
that she was little better than a hereto,
Tor she had ideas and approved OF higher
criticism, but no one questioned her ability.
Later she became interested IN the New
Thought and In this city and elsewhere
she was regarded as a leader. her we'll
trained mind enabling her TO state lucidly
what so many express so incoherently as to
confuse most inquirers. In this seemingly at
tractive field she was distinctly successful
and might have been satisfied TO remain.
But law Of life is growth and she has gone
further.
Last Sunday this same woman, IN the
garb OF a Salvation Army captain, stood I'D
before Boston audience largely composed
OF believers In the New Thought and told
OF the hard. unlovely work of finding the
good underneath the shell OF degradation
and sin that covers the women and girls
who are brought TO the rescue homes of the
army. With a face illumined by the passion
for uplifting humanity. she told OF the
struggles. the trials and the sorrows vet
assured her hearers that il Is a comfort
able work, blessed work, bringing these
waits and strays to a realization OF the good
and the true. The needs OF these places OF
refuge-workers funds. materials-ehe
touched upon as In duty bound. but the i'm
pressive part was the absolute sincerity and
earnestness OF the speaker. We say lightly
that the greatest thing in the world is love,
but when woman who Is fitted for the
highest things Is willing 10 turn aside from
the delights OF the intellectual life 20 put
her arms about the veriest outcasts In or
der TO help them we are convinced OF the
supreme power OF love. and bow in reverence
before IL. Through all the ages IL shines
forth. 81. Francis d'Assisi in his day even
as In this woman In the twentieth century.
Greater love hath man than this
Surely she has chosen the better part
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ony. how much righteous Indignation Is
sewed w in your fine clothes.
''Yet before the awful, stern reality I'm
agination pales Therefore come to US and
see for yourself, Helen odilon. Visit the
stage of life, who never get a laugh or a
hand.
"Or. if you cannot, show us at least that
you are real artist. that your stage tears
and stage laughter proceed from the soul,
that you feel the parts you portray.
You will not deny that we have contrib
uted to your success a hundred times, that
our efforts filed your Golfers with golden
coin. Madame, sister. give us pennies in re-
turn. We ask no more than kroners a
day. And now sit down and write to Ru-
dolph Hoffman,. Kohlmarkt. Vienna: .Ac-
cept the striking seamstresses just condi-
tons. If you refuse to let them live as hui
man beings and Christian women should,
1, their sister, have not the heart to ever
again wear dress from your shop
This is our prayer. Helen Odilon; for the
love of God do not disappoint us''
The foregoing was signed by sixty-flve
women who described themselves as starry
ing seamstresses."
Helen Odilon was not equal to the situa-
ton. Instead of moral support she gave
the starving women cold cash. Here is her
letter:
"a weak woman like me cannot possibly
concern herself about the most difficult So
cial problems of the day. If 1 acted upon
your advice and bought my clothes else
where, nothing would be gained; on the
contrary, you would be the losers. Thank
God. there is another way to help you-a
womans way. / inclose 200 kroners, sc
that each one of you may have a good time
| for once I'm your life
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HER BRUTE OF A. HUSBAND.
Business Worries No Excuse for For.
getting Wife's Request.
Philadelphia Ledger.


James, asked Mrs. Suburbs sharply. as
her husband came in that evening and
threw himself YEARLY down on the lounge
James, have you forgotten my flower seeds
again to-day?'
This has been an awful day. Martha. aw-
full" groaned Mr.. Suburbs Another day
like this and I'll be ruined beyond hope"
That's too bad, James" sympathized
Mrs. Suburbs mechanically; but is il pos
sible that you've again forgotten TO get
those seeds?"
''The first thing this morning Jones told
me on the way up from the ferry that it
would be impossible for him to pay that
note 1 hold and have been counting on as so
much cash." said Mr.. Suburbs, pursuing
his train Of thought and stroking his aching
brow with tired hand.
I'm sorry" said Mrs. Suburbs perfume
torily; but did you get those seeds?''
Next, when l got to the office. l found
everything in confusion and that young
Widairs has absconded, and 1 can't tell yet
how much I've lost by him exactly but it's
something very considerable continued
THAT is too bad. James," said Mrs.
Suburbs, impatiently. But have you for
gotten to get"
a nest of hornets, and swore THAT unless |
pay him the account l owe him before the
end of the week he'd have me declared a
bankrupt" continued Mr.. Suburbs woeful-
| ly. And / got letters this afternoon saying
| that two of my correspondents in the West
| have failed; that collections are poor and
business Is falling of, and
See here. James" demanded Mrs Sub
urbs threateningly. ARE you rehearsing
| these business worries of yours hoping
they'll excuse you for again forgetting those
seeds? Because. IL you are. while I'm sorry
| things are so troublesome. they won't LET
you of"
mo. Martha, / want. / was hoping-but
never mind that. Your package OF seeds is
/ on the hall table returned Mr.. Suburbs
drearily, after gazing wistfully at his wife
for moment
A
| ever grow" he added. in a sudden gust OF
fury. his wife gave little squeal OF Joy
| and darted towards the hall door.
''Oh. James" cried Mrs. Suburbs re.
| proachfully, how can you always be SO
brutality indifferent to everything take ar
] interest in?''
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the three numbers. At the sound of three
both Frederick and Terry fired, but think
Broderick was first His bullet struck the
ground about half way between them and
i saw the little cloud of dust IL raised His
pistol went of before he had brought IL 10 a
level or sighted IL. He had a hair-trigger
gun. and he wasn't accustomed TO IT Terry
aimed deliberately, but quickly, and Sena-
tor Broderick sank to the ground. first rest
ing on his right hand and then rolling over
on his back.
Il heard Terry say to Tom Hayes. I hit
doctor pronounced IL fatal wound and the
duel was declared at an end Sure enough.
the doctor said the bullet had passed two
remark to Hayes shows how the Judge shot
with intent to kill Terry and his friends a
once left the place and Broderick was
quickly carried to HIS carriage and con-
veyed TO the house of his friend Taskell
the wooilen manufacturer, where he died
two weeks later"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-09-03

Por versiones sabemos que la fdbrica
&La Colectiva> ha propuesto L sus ia
baqueros trabaiar las BreYas v &Riya-
lo2 un peso mas barato por millar CO.
mo actualmente pagan. Parece que la
compa1Ia tiene la intencion de reba-
jar ell pr6cio de estas dos marcas para
poder competir con los muchos otros
tabacoS que van de la lsla preclos
ruinosos tanto para los fabricantes
como para tabaqueros. Nos dicen que
la situaci6n del mercado en- los Estados
UnIdos en- esta rama es muy mala y
por 10 vlsto nos parece que no es men
tira, pues un gran n1mero de tabaque
ros Sc encuentra sin trabaiO. Seg1n
informes que tenemos Sc cree que la
actual situacion es debida 4 las muchas
huelgas que han tenido lugar en- los
1ltimos amos. Ninguno de ellos desde
luego quiere guitar los operarios el
derecho de defender sus intereses, pero
siempre que procedan bajo ell punto de
vista de no perjudicar los intereses ge-
nerales de una industria, que podr1a
desarrollarse como de las mas impor-
tantes del pals. Varias yeces ha ocu-
rrido que durante las huelgas que han
declarado contra los fabricantes gran
des dc la Isla, los .huelguistas han lido
q otras parties q trabajar solo por un
diario, facilitando de esta manera los
especuladores llevar al mercado un
producto sumamente barato en- mu-
chos casos tambien de calidad muy in
ferior. Este es un procedimiento que
acknowledgements hace dano, no solo al
tabaquero sino tambi6n al fabricante
al pals en- general.
Hoy parece que la cosa va q cam
biar. Los tabaqueros, entire los cua-
les hay mucha gente conocida inte-
legente Sc han aprovechado de la ex-
periencia; han comprendido ell peligro
en- que Sc encuentra la industria taba-
calera y estan dispuestos 4 cooperar
con los fabricantes para conseguir un
mercado SECURE. Asf debe ser; solo
asf pueden contar con un trabaio cons
tante, y garantizado.
Tambien, seg1n nos diceh, Sc traba-
jarGn muchas yitolas, las que parece
van siendo muy preferidas en- ell mer-
cado
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RAMON GAMBIA CORDOVA
INGENIERO CIVIL
Allen IS.
GAN JUAN.
Sc DESEAN
SAN JUAN.

Narias personas de caracter buena
reputation en- cada estado (se desea una
de este pals para representa- y anun-
car una antigua y rica casa de nego-
clos, que tiene una base fnanciera muy
s6lida.
Salario S21 semanal con eXpensas
adicionales pagados dmectamente des-
de la ofcina general, todos los mi6rco-
les.
Caballo 8 coche, facilitado cuando
sea necesariO.
Referencias y sobre con la propia di-
recci6n deben enviarse al COLONIAL
Caxton Building, CHICAGO-III.
l4-V-S.
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Sc VENDE

Una inca r1stica en- la carrctera
central, kil6metro II con casa para ia
milia y dependencia, lG cuerdas de
paste y con buenas cercas.
Sc vende tambi6n un iuego compile
to de muebles finos, maderas detacha-
do Y hGcar de todas classes, caballos de
paso tino y de brancal, un coche de dos
asientos, carros, titles de labranza y
yeinte yuntas de bueyes.
Para informes; Diriiirse don Car
los II. Blondet.
Rio-Piedras. p. K. 30 V
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EI peri6diCO "EI ItSmO" de Co.
IOmbia, ha SidO SuSpGndidO DOr
sells meSaS.
Defendia la separation del De-
partamento de Panama.

FL peri6dico ~El Istmoo ha sido sus-
pendido por seis meses, por haber pu-
blicado unos articulos en- que abogaba
por la separation del departamento de
Panama de la Rep6blica de Colombia.
Los cablegramas de nuestro seryicio
directo de New-York, que yenimos
publicando, acerca del tratado del Ca
nal de Panama entire Colombia Y los
Estados Unidos, indican que en- aquel
pals hay eXcitaci6n y sobre todo que
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los habitantes del Departamento de
Panama, desean a toda costa ell ira
tado
Parece que ell estado de cosas en- ell
Istmo, es muy precario. La situaci6n
economical resulta ALI terrible. Falta
trabaio, \ de ahf que aboguen resueI-
tamente por la soluci6n del citado
asunto tanto mas cuanto que Sc tienen
ALI noticias de que los Estados Unidos
darfan comienzo a las obras, tan pronto
como ell tratado fuese un hecho.
AsI, pues, es SECURE que una re-
volucion estalle, 81 ell gobierno de Bo-
gotta sc obstina en- poner obstaculos in
teresados la construction del Ca
nal
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LOS PERIODISTAS CHI
NOS Y Ell GOBIERNO INGLES

FL gobierno ingl6s Sc ha negado (
acordar la eXtradici6n de algunos pc
riodistas chinos, solicitada por las au-
toridades de Shanghai, al proceder
asf Sc basa en- la conviction que tiene
de que serfan aquellos ejecutados cruel
mente, sin ser juzgados.
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EsCuGIa de la PuriSima COnCeDCi6n
Gale de la Luna, nGm. 90,
frente las Ventanas del antique cuate
de San Francisco

instruction primaria, elemental y supe-
rior, incluyendo la Doctrina Cristiana-
Glasses de idioma Ingl6s, Mdsica, Canto y
DlbuJo natural lineal.-Horas de escuela
de II a m. y de q 81 p. m
Solo Sc reciben ninos de a l3 amos.
No Sc admiten alumnos expulsados de otras
escuelas.
Suplico los padres de familia visiten ell
estableclmiento para que puedan juzgar de
@rden y condolences del mismo
Treinta y tres amos de servicios en- ell pro
fesorado pdblico de la Isla con favorables
notas, son la garantia que ofrezco d las perso-
mas o. Sc dignen honrarme confando mi
cuIdado la instruction de sus ninos.
San Juan, Agosto 10, 1903.
FRANCISCO CORTES
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La hygiene eS Ia SaIud
Industrias puertorriquenas
"PEQUENA ANTILLA" Y polo NORTE"
Fabdcas de hebidas carbOnatadas. Tetuan &c,
SAN JUAN
USAMOS: Filtro PASTEUR.
Extractos de frutas.
Az1car granulada.

Nuestros modernos aparatos fueron
construidos por la casa John Matthews
de New York, la primera del mundo
Estos aparatos producer ell gas car
b6nico Qu5mica1Hente patlro.
Nuestros envases son lavados V en-
juagados a maquina, y todas son moyi-
das por fuerza electrical.
Como yista lace .f1, rogamos una vi
sta 4 nuestro local, donde tendremos
mucho gusto en- mostrar nuestras ma
quinas procedimientos.
Limonada, gengibre, frambuesa, Ear
zaparrilla, china, pima, crema.
Todo entregado, as1 como sifones,
q domicilio.
Para Ia iSla: Los mismos produc-
tos, q precios moderados, en- barriles.
Tel6fono no 81.
NJ Rodrtgpes, (farmac6utico)
A. Rjvcro Gngeniero industriaD
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En- estos dias que ha estado abarro
tado de carga ell muelle de esta ciudad
hemos podido observar que desde ell
anochecer Sc llena dicho sitio de va
gamundos que Sc acuestan L dormir
sobrc las cargas 10 cual no nos parece
muy limpio 6 higifnico, rues ESQ que
un indiyiduo lleno de harapos Y en-
fermo Sc pase una noche sobre los sa-
cos de harina 8 arroz no tiene NADIA de
agradable para ell que despu6s tenga
que consumir ese arroz Y harina; con
viene que la policia saque de dicho 81
tio 4 esos individuos que deben buscar
otra parte donde ir 4 dormir.
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La fabrica de tabacos <La Cubanita>
ha tenido que suspender en- esta sema-
ma 20 torcedores por falta de material,
pero la proxima semana Sc aumentaran
muchos mas, pues Sc esperan nuevos
pedidos en- ell pr6ximo vapor de los
Estados Unidos.
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Don Arturo Gonzalez Prado ha trai-
do por ell 6ltimo yapor de los Estados
Unidos un gran surtido de bafos, ino-
doros, lavabos y demas obietos para
las instalaciones del acueducto.
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Or. Leonard Eandes

Ios de FarI
h la p pechoT Taz zsau s
p est- aluar9
d u Is gotta. a.1tua atsua, fiar~ .r .
a is II de Hernia 8etc
adess sexual r5tnT4 r3a1a
dies elostr ganlsg, tales
md medic
en as pal
n 10 mi
N
l82 gath strset-Now York
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A LOS NOTARIoS

CARPETAS PARA ESCRITURAS
en- todos colores, Sc hacen la orden,
9n <La Correspondents de Puerto
RicoD.
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verSiOneS aCerCa
de la gran fabriCa
de tabacos ia Colectiva"

Es precise evitar que algunos espe-
culadores periudiquen ell desa-
rrolIo de la industrial tabaca-
lera.
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BaqGerO y Gandara
Comerciantes importadores de pro
welcomes de todas procedencias.
San Justo 18 y Is, San Juan Puerto
DulCGS en- dImibaT

Dulces en- almibar de varias classes
y tabacos y cigarrillos Sc venden al la
do del Ayuntamiento casa n1mero 80
frente la Plaza Principal.
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C 0 | E G | o.. R0ANokE Ft}5 y, < :

Curse para todoS los grades Tambicn cur
los comercIales y preparatorios. Sc ensena
Aieman, Frances EspanoL Professors com
petentes, Liberia de - 600 voldmenes
Laboratorio Buena Infueucia moral. No
hay cafes Saludabe sitio en- la montana
Baratura. FL % de Sophomore empezara ell
81 curse,
Catdlogos con 60 paginas Sc envian gratis
quien 10 solicite.
Direction Professor L. Nc. REYNOLDS.
Secret8rio
Is va
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TODA MUJRR
DEBERA LEER ESTO

La preparation mas asombrosa del mum
do" Monroe.
"IIa hecho mas en- benehcio de mi compile
Xi6n formas, que ninguna otra cosa que yo
he usado Anna Held.
MILLARES DE TESTIMONIOS hablan en-
los mas eleyados tGrmino del Alimento para
In mel del
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Convene que haya VigiIanCia
en- ell nueIIe de ATeCibO
Los manufacturers de cigarros
esperan alli nuevos pedidos de
los Estados Unidos.
(De maestro c0rresp0n8ul)

Septiembre 2.-Los Sres Padr6 y
Suro de SEl Jibaritoo que son unos
chicos muy simpaticos, han prometdo
regular una GAIA dc perfumeria un
abanico la Srta que obtenga ell Sc
gundo lugar en- ell Certamen de simpa-
tia que lleva a cabo <La Estrella del
Norte2
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GENTLEMEN g. LADIES.

Desiring to take lessonS II Sp'T'
will Ard q cOmpstsnt teacher al
TasuAn St.
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En- esta imprenta Sc vende papel de
periodico viejo a S2-40 quintal.
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D | N Err 0

potecarias.
Para informcs dirijirse al apartado
551 q NJ. B. 30
DIR. JOSE ORDONE GONEZ.-Dedicado
las especialidades de Cirujfa General "
organoS gento-urinarios
Ofrece sus servicios profesionaIes Allen St.
81. Piso segundo.
aoras de consulta.--Los dias laborabIes
De 2 d A.
Consulta gratuita para los pobres s.-Mares
sabados de & s.
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DR.. CHARLES
las rormas y In complexion

Para las tormas Ia complexion
Esta famosa preparation tiene muchas imi-
tacones, pcro en- el mercado no hay NADIA que
So c iguale. Sc Ina sostenido la prueba por
mas de yeinte ciuco amos y estd reconocida,
hoy dia por la ciencia m6dica miles de mu-
ieres agradecidas quicnes la han usado como
ia unica preparation que LENA, las meiilas
cuclo brazos delgados, con Carne s6lida y
saIudabe
PARA DESARROLLAR Ell BUSTO para
restorar los senos lacios su estado natural de
hermosura contorno, jamas ha dejado de
dar periocta satisfaction.
PARA REMOVER ARRUGAS, No hay
raz6n porque las mujcrcs tcngan arrugas 8
patas de gallo al rededor de los oios de la
boca FL alimento para la piel del DR., Char
les, las hace desapalecer como por mdgica,
OFERTA ESPECIAL El precio corriento
del aImento para la pjcI del DR. Charles es
ST la GAIA, pero para darlo Il conoccr mi
les de moradas nuevaS, hemos rcsueIto en-
War dos (2) cajas 4 todo aqucl que conteste
este anuncio y nos envie $l-oo Todo pa
quote Sc envia bajo uua cubierta lisa, libre
de gastoS de corrcu