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The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1903-11-27
MANIAC HANDS THE
PRESIDENT A NOTE
WANTS ROOSEVELT TO SEND A
CURE FOR CANCER TO THE
EMPEROR OF GERMANY.
AT THE Oracle FUNERAL
Excitement Caused, But It Is Fcu~d Thst
Lunatic Is armless--President
Unruffled by the Incident.
ny ASSOCIATED PRESS.

New York, Nov. s7.--Just before the
Oracle funeral services here today were
concluded a man who attempted to force
his way TO the president AMI hand him a
letter was arrested. He gave his name as
Arthur 7. Deming 65 years OF age, of
Jersey City. lie said ne was born i'll the
United States and was the manufacturer
OF a medicine TO cure every disease.
When the president left his sea, to leave
the church he departed by side entrance
leading to Twentieth street. Demng had
i'll some way been allowed TO gain access
TO a small ante room and in that manner
was directly in the presidents pathway.
Deming said later:
II handed the president the letter and
said, please read this on your way out. =
Roosevelt Took the Letter.
When Deming held out the letter the
president took il and handed il to secret
service man. Deming was then pushed
back and placed under arrest. He said
that he was A. b. Demng of I7o Broad
way, and that he had cure for cancer
which he wished Emperor William to try
He wanted President Roosevelt to write a
letter to the emperor recommending the
cure.
The president was unruffled by the incl
dent. With Mrs. Roosevelt he entered his
carriage Immediately and was driven to
the Twenty street ferry to take the
train for Washington. Deming was taken
to the Tombs pc'ice court. Before being
arraigned lie said:
81 don't know why the president did
not keep my letter instead OF handing il
over TO policeman. 1t is a charcoal can
Ger cure that cannot fail, | wanted Presi-
dent Roosevelt 10 write 10 Emperor Viii
liam recommending it to him
An Old-Time Crank.
II is said that Deming is the man who
on May 10, 1900. appeared at the hoase
of representatives in Washington and
startled the house by suddenly shouting
from the gallery:
Halt Order By the grace Of the
Lord listen" and then, having secured
the desired attention. proceeded to make
a speech to that branch OF the United
States congress. Three or four policemen
finally hustled him away and escorted him
outside the building. 1t is also said that
last April he appeared at the White Star
line pier as ]. p. Morgan, Andrew Car
negie and others were sailing ON the Cedric
and preached a sermon 10 them.
Deming was later committed to Beele-
vue hospital for examination as to his
sanity.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1903-11-27
Garnett Charged.
By ASSOCIATED PRESS.

San Francisco, CAL, Nov. a7.--Alexandcr
Carnett who on Wednesday night fatally shot
Major J. W. McClung, was today booked for
murder by the police He will be brought into
court tomorrow but it is thought his case will
be postponed until after the coroner's inquest,
The date ot which has not been determined.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1903-11-27
In the Senate.

Washington, d. c., Nov. 27.--After
session of IS minutes duration, the senate
adjourned today until next Tucsdav
The business of the senate was confined
almost exclusively TO the introduction of
relief bills.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1903-11-27
HALF A TOWN GONE

Hill City, Kas, Nov. a7.--Thc greater
portion of the south side of this town was
destroyed by fire today. The damage will
exceed 100000.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1903-11-27
CAIRO IS SHAKEN UP
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.

Cairo, H., Nov. 27.--A severe earth.
quake was felt here at 80 this morning.
1t continued for several minutes and was
quite pronounced.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-10-17
Mems Wool Sox

Mems heavy wool sox, ribbed leg, double hee
oiuo or brown mixed splendid value al SIC ma
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-10-17

The day has passed for the evacua-
tion of Manchuria by Russia, and her
army Is still there. Russia was the
prime mover in establishing the
arbitration court at The Hague, yet
she is preparing for war to maintain
her position in Manchuria, all of
which shows what is politely termed
good diplomacy, but in reality Is low
cunning. Russia wants arbitration
when it suits her and is ready for war
If point is to be gained in that way.
She Is in Machuria to stay and IL
ready to fight for what she wants.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-10-17
PTRE FOOD LAW.

1.-THE pure food Law easily takes
rank as one Of the most important
that was enacted by the last legis
lature. While it Is necessarily
laborious task to gee 1t into full
operation, the work already done
gives a demonstration Of the necessity
for the law. Poisons have been found
i N milk and other foods, and other
Investigations in progress are likely
TO lead to more startling disclosures.
Thus the people are being shown to
what their stomachs are being subject
ed by the demands of the insatiate
spirit of commsrcialism, says the
Idaho Statesman. That Is not
sufficient. People want results be-
fore passing upon the merits Of the
law. In this part Of the state we
know nothing about the operations OF
the law. When a car load Of goods
arrives in Spokane and does not come
up to the requirements Of the Wash
ington law, 1t is dumped on the
DcOD1G VI AOItnchh AAu8O AhAo hai
been the case more than once and
there is no effort TO stop it. The
retail merchants are not to blame
they buy goods and sell them withuo
being informed of authorizations anC
people consume them without know
ing that they are swallowing poison
The pure food law is good just to tn
extent that it 10 enforced by tn
commissioner and no further. W.
have heard a great deal about tbs
poisons and authorizations in foods
but are not aware Of any practice
results in the way Of checking tbs
evil. Tell the people what makes o
brands Of good are poisonous o.
adulterated- them a knowledge
of what is contained in them-anC
they will do the rest. If Jim Jones
is preserving his condesed cream will
embaIming fluid and Sam Grow put
cocoanut shells in his best brand o
pepper, the people want the pure foo
commissioner to say so. The way Il
make the law do its work Is to enforc
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-10-17

In commenting on the troubles of
the state land board in connection
with some Of its selections in this and
Idaho counties last week, the Press
stated that cit 10 said that Mr.. Jack
son committed perjury in swearing to
the nonmineral affidaVits when filing
selections in the Pack river district. 4"
We used a common report in making
our comment, and =; did not
make a declaration Of guilt, further
than these reports and his official posi-
ton made him responsible for the
acts Of his subordinates. Closer inves-
igation shows that he did not file the
affidivits, but that they were filed by
Thomas Murray and J. Il. Lafferty,
solicitors working under Mr.. Jackson.
The Press makes the correction be-
cause 1t does not wish to place Mr..
jackson in a false light before the
public, but wishes the responsibility
to rest upon the persons actually fl
ing the affidavits. Settlers say that
much of the land covered by the fl
ings referred to, IL mineral land and
not subject TO selection. II this IL
true the state has no right TO the
land.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-10-17
STATE DIvISION.

The Montpelier Examiner takes up
the question of state division and
makes the following comment, which
very clearly sets forth conditions as
they actually exist:
1.-The Lewiston Tribune insinuates
that the people of North Idaho are
somewhat in favor of being cut off
from the south part of the state and
either added TO Washington or form
ed into a new state. At different
times the proposition of forming
state out of western Montana, eastern
Washington and northern Idaho, with
Spokane as the capital, has been
mentioned and no doubt the day will
come when this will be done. 1t is q
fact, the Boise Statesman to the con-
trary notwithstanding that the in
terests of North Idaho are as far re-
moved from the south part of the
state as one could we'll imagine.
First, there is an almost insurmount-
able chain Of mountains between the
two sections. Second, the business
interests Of the north are and always
will be with Spokane, Portland and
the Puget sound cities. Third, the
physical lines Of the state form such
= shape as to make Idaho the most
ridiculous and grotesQue in outline
of any commonwealth in the Union
A man living in Bonner's Ferry,
desiring to come to Montpelier, would
have to travel considerably more than
1000 miles by the shortest possible
route, except by wing. to complete
the journey, and it will always be so.
These and numerous other reasons car
be advanced for change. 1t is idle
70 contend that the people up theirs
don't want such change. They dc
and the south part can offer no valid
objections to the realignment wher
~ counas -
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-10-17

If you wish to live life wholly
dependent upon your government
life that will eliminate every incen.
tive to individual effort, and face
about, starting ON the road &c
barberism-ioin the socialist party.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-10-17
TIDY SAVINGS in
OTHER LINES
Ladies' Underwear

Jersey ribbed vests and panss fleece lined. lace Irmme
ana aP'd neck just the weight for fall Sold everyvhs'
at 35c here at 25c
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-10-17
Boys Underwear

Boys heavy heeced Underwear very son and warm, re-
uIar winter weight, worth SOC price 40c.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-01-23

Mexico legislature for years in respect to new iegislation recommended, the most important being for free text books, the creation of the offices of travelling auditor, insurance commis- sioner and irrigation engineer and for remedying GeIects in the enforcement of the assessment and taxation laws. The governor points with pride to the progress in education, the improve ment in finances and the general pro gress of the territory the message be- ing replete with valuable statistics on these points. As the legislature is an administration assembly there be- ing no democrats in the council and only three in the house all the recon mendations will be favorably acted upon by being embodied in new legis- lation.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-01-23
NOTES FROM THE
 PACIFIC COAST MINER

Machinery for the Orc Plata mill, near Kingman, is now on the ground.
 The Buckhorn and Fort Pitt porper- ties on Castle Creek are to be develop ed and work toward that end has begun.
 The Big Whale group owned by P. Bowman and s. M. Boblet and situated on Lynx creek has been examined with view to purchase.
 Extensive development work is be- ing carried on at the Bunker Hill group in the Lynx creek district and a body of ore five feet in width has been uncovered with no walls in sight.
 The largest gold brick ever seen in Prescott was recently brought in to that place from the Henrietta mine by P. A. Johns, general manager of the Braganza Gold Mining company. The Standard Gold company is working a property in the Chime huevas. on which ore is being extract. ed which is reported to have yielded twenty-seven ounces of gold to the ton on many tests.
 Superintendent Adams of the Gila. Pinal Mining company states that ad' diuonal machinery has been purchas. ed and will be installed to treat the ores from the company's property on Mineral creek.
 N. c. Sharpneck and son have erect ed a 4-stamp mill to work custom ores ! in Kirkland valley and have already considerable ore on hand. The mill is of the latest type and is equipped with
Bisbee daily review., 1903-01-23
a new Standard concentrator,

a new Standard concentrator.
 The ore struck a few days ago in the Gold Dust mine of the Hudson group still continues and quite a lot is piled on the dump, says the Prescott Cour- fer. The ore body is getting larger as depth is gained and values increase at the same time.
 The experimental 25 ton smelter de signed for the use of crude oil, which its designer, M F. Boss, has installed at the Treadwell mine, Meyer, Ariz., is now in full operation after several vexatious delays due to needed chang es in the apparatus and a threatened dearth of oil.
 The Fort Henry group on Castle creek has been bonded to the Roth schilds of New York for the sum of SIS, 900 payble in thirty days. The property is comparatively undevelop- ed. but already shows an 8-foot ledge of ore at the bottom of the shaft which is only 30 feet deep.
 MIR. Parker has just completed in stalling a new 50-horsepower boiler and 25-horsepOwer hoist in the Alto group, consisting of seven claims in Eugene OulCn, DetNSSu CudpdIlcA anu Red Rock gulches about one and one half miles south of the famous Jessie mine, says the Prescott Herald.
 The verde Grande Copper company, at their property about forty miles northwest from Hermosillo, are in re- ceipt of their machinery, and an ex- tensive reduction plant is now in course of construction, says the Oasis. Ere many months the work will be completed and regular shipments Of copper will begin going forward.
 The drift on the Midnight at Chlo- ride continues ore across the drift with no walls to show the width of the ore body, says the Kingman Mineral Wealth.
 The monmouth Mining company has begun preliminary operations toward the developnIent of its mines, the Burro and Telegraph, situated in the vicinity of Kingman. A road will be built from the Big Sandy to Burro creek, A power plant will be installed and a large reduction works erected. The locality is very favorble for work ing the mines both power and water being readily accessible. There is al so an excellent site for all the neces- sary machinery and houses.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-01-23

goy ii "gTIDd O: sysf Ht1 roy,.
 U sToisd 6oow booa suos tse Q: fern 'i'" Sh ,siodoiN qg sGLa blc2 s9fEi
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-05-25
Information Local

Ell Alcalde de San Juan ha airi
iido una carta al director de nm dia
rio local, piAiendols rectifique los
conceptcs vertiaos en- nm editc rial
relatives la inversion del dinero
del emp1 stito de eata ciudad por
eonsiaerar inc xaetos tales CON.
ceptos.
..E iuardo Marin, ioven muy CO.
nocido an sl campo de las letras NOS
dice que en- sus inspiraciones il fia'
ye de manera notable Ell mao de 10
per fameria Violet, que vende 10 Far
macia z srbi; Va 10 sabsis arso'
psgitas.
.."El Iris de Paz' tAmbien consig.
M sn protests contra los cast g 10
corporales en- las eseuelas dc Poto
Rico.
Aver sali6 para Msyagaez 81
doctor Lindsay CON objeto de visi.
tar lAs eseuelas de aquella ciuaad.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-05-25

UNA MUJER HERkO5A que ha
peraiao el color, tiene inevitable
mente que pArecer fea. ;Pfldoras
de Vale y CAnciG! ia cpantas be
Has retornAstss 81 perdido color!
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Enrique de Prussia
en- Madrid .@

New York, Mayo Is, II. m.
Sc halla en- Madrid ell Principe
Enrique de Prussia, que vista d
Alfunso XIII. Ell Principe ha sido
objeto de brillante acogida en- la
Corte. Sc han celebrado en- su ho-
nor espl6ndidas tiestas en- Palacio.
Alfonso XIII ma departido afectuo-
samente con Enrique de Prussia du-
rante yarfas horas. Ell Principe
permanecera algunos dias en- Ma
drid y Sc propone visitar otras ciu-
dades importantes de Espana.
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Desastre. 6 muertos

New York, Mayo 25, Ii p. m.
En- ell campeonato perecieron seis
personals. Uno de los automobiles
result6 completamente destrozado.
La noticia del desastre circul0 en-
seguida en- Paris y Madrid, eau
sando gran sensaci0n. Sc atribuye
ell suceso q haber Tornado La mar
cha de los automobiles para obte-
ner Ell premio del campeonato.
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"a sORRIsFoIDIEA DE PuIRfO Is DI.MAYo DE 1908
UNA OPINION
de lA plgina 2a)


Y eato ha de sncelsr por imperio
do la l6gica, y Dc II justicis, pRes no
ea possible que a4uellos qus mere
cieron, pof ans mAlAs obras, el in :
isrno, sean los que gSeen del ia.
vor de Dos, y los que c1nquistaron
el sitio de la g.orih, por Ia grande ~
de sus actos, ne encuentrsn distAn.
eiados del s.poder. aivino", y extra.
iios 6 los graeiAs & que aon acresdo.
res por aus virtudes.
Pudiara suesdey, tam b.6n, que los
republieanog, conocienao ID triste
sitaaei6n qne ocupkn en- In opinion
de % puebl0, re retiEen y yAyan Oil
<Jordans dc los tAfrepentidos q ID
var aus grAndes culpas, viniendo
6stos &.borrar el par 6nteais que Ia
actual situaei6n tiene marcaaa al
gobiernO, per0 tai actitna, que dis
ealpaffA nm tAntos 6 lus fracasados-
es en- vano espararlA, por 10 expe'
riencis que se tiene de los grades de
eivismo de esa gente.
No de 0tr0 m0do, apreciAb.e nCA'
gliostr0" debemos juzgar la actual
situaci6n de nuestra polftica, y asti
mamos que para qae dssaparezsa el
, .1..n ~ sss.e ss nsaeasto aWoas ~ ao1iA 1Ass
eslms | M m.vor 81 ..sHs sS a-.nSas .S. 80 as ss.sl
"a A - ssA1ss espe1s
Ia nna nton;a eraar oxa an /.
unf6n no I las a. los nuartors;c.a. @ -.
ssoa 1aha c;f - $50 In esIws e.xn ~,
[ ,es;. $3.50 - saoA Ael
TI...4..4. A., a..,
=, 1"nsasso 1850 4s. $3.50 .ssO p0aIlaG %
!. sm,ts . M msunr - sAs0Aoss - n"a 1s'
% n.a nsns.:~.n l.. .....a. h..-
l;v,sn.a NJ smS cons;";ouss I noss.;a.s v 1850. .
Iueeo NOR Il IA eam;no a., ss, srrassn.; >
misnto! " an viaia d,latadn leo Co.,. :
In raeoaoniata aal noble tftn,n de
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PuROS ~.
ra nua nrasan rmrr.r :, i. l.ha.' -. r.
al hian ~ is Pstria - eon M = onalis,s s a,.a ros
ealnsns, A ans sscrsSns nshares . 49, ~.
ra con Il misma. estnviarnn siem &c
4 In altura do an dsCniSsd nn lbs
y raanataron loa nraatioioa da -, -,
nais en- la v;S. M ns;hiics ho' 1s ~
r. ,tsbiecar NOR mas;o dal.n;6n
no,ftics Ia fnans io. nnartorrsoramo ~ - ..
I'm faerta alamentor do : efsnss ~ enn.
tra Al oobierno: aa,fa. nraeiaamanta
llaear nj mai oua CAGTTOSTPn,
canaura. puea Aivorsiados do 80 &,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-05-25
ell malestar
en- Manila

New York, Mayo 25, IL. a. m.
Otros despachos de Manila mo-
tician que la situacioa ALI empeo-
ra cada vez mas. La peste bnbo-
MICA no dec,ece a pesar de las ac-
tivas medidas sanitarias que Sc
adoptan y la miseria va genera
lizandose y causande grandes es-
tragos en- la poblacion:
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En- esta imprenta se vends papel
De peri6 aieos vieios 6 80. 40 quintal.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-05-25
Los alemaneS
OfendidOs pOr
IN discnrsO de Mr.. Roosevelt
de 'sasestro co,responsalJ

lie Tat6SsTO cOSTeSpO0sQSJ
Nuava York Mayo 14.-,Dice el
eorresponsal del aTimes. en- Berlfn,
en- nm desp&cho que squel diario
publieA hoy:
s'El discurso de Mr.. Roosevelt en-
Wats0nville, ha promovido infinidad
de comentArios en- Alemania, y es.
peci Almente ca Bar.fn. El sNeues.
te Naehriehten1 dice On m editorial
que pub,ic6 recientements que To-
ambii ion de l0s Americanos de do.
minAr el Pacifico. no fa6 iamks ex.
presaaa en- los terminus que 10 ha
hecho Mr.. Roosevelt. FL aDla de las
potter ciss europeas que, con inelu.
sion De Alemania, tisne posieiones
fuertes en- el Paeffieo, y termina al.
ciendo que no cree que las protect 40
de Mr.. Roosevelt en- cuanto al poder
de los Estados UnidCs ea sl Paef effioo
habr6n de real z arse en- an porvenir
cercano.
Otro psri6dieo de B Rim, Ell sVos.
sisehs Zsitungs opinR que Mr. Roo
sevelt, On su discurso ae WatsoDvi.
lie, como en- otrAs oeAsionea, no ne
propuso sino despertar sl entnsisg
mo de los amerieanos, para que au
toricsu y apoyen 10 organisation dc
una faerte marina nacional.
Pero la mayoria de los peri6aisos
y de IL prensa, cree qae Mr. Roose.
welt ha quer do excitar In ims gina.
ciou del pueblo CON Ell nero opjeto
de ganarsa electorss para las proxi'
mas elsceiones presidenciales.
De todas suertes parece exiatir On
Alemania un sentimiento general de
inquietud y racslo con motive de las
palabras del Presidente de los e sta. !.
dos Unidos; palabras qua en- Ell I'M
perio del Kaiser se interpretan co.
mo una extension ;nesperada y peli
grosa de ID tan caeareada doctrina
dc Monroe. A nadie parece ocurrfr
sele enc 10 inmensidad de 10 costa de
los Estades Unidos en- el PAs ffico, le
harkn nc ecassriaments una gran 20.
teneia malfsima en- squel oceAno en-
no lejano dia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-05-25

AL FINl AL I'm eneontr6 l. ane'
mia su en6rgieo dominador. Tomen
los an 6micos las PilaorGs de Vale
y Csncio de Ponce, y vereis ese
triu1 f) eompre bAdo.
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Prohibido el certamen

New York, Mayo Is, IL. p. m.
Las autoridades francesas y es-
paflolas en- vista de 10 sucedido
prohibieron ell certamen. Las VIC
timas Sc asegura que son personals
de consideration social.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-05-25
glBltHR HRlMls
sERVICIO ESPEOIAL
&. DIN
LA CORRESPONDENCE.
DIREOTo DE NEW-YoRK.
CamDeonato de
automobiles

New York, Mayo 25, a. m.
Ha tenido efecto un campeonato
de automobiles entire Paris y Ma
drid. Reinaba gran entusiasmo
para el espectacu1o en- ambas ca
pitales.
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LibroS de Yenta
KSIAN A La VISTA I'm


Diccionario Enciclopedico. De R tGa
Bo erG1yG, ASoletta, 6e0gretfs GO . tosess
Sc LM(s 6SsgoSrs.
La Princesita do los Bresox. NovslS Pe
Kuxenia Marlitt, Tomo.
Histsria de kurepa, por X. CASTELAR, On .
Iomeg.
Ia Vida do los Animalesp per sl Dr.. A. u
Brshm, On Temos.
II Munde Ilustrado, en Tomos.
Panorama Nacional. por Hefmene gildo
NalYiles, On 3 Temos.
Las Raxas Humans, per Feder.0o Rest
On Tonnes.
Nisteria de les Remanos, por Victor Du
ray en- T9moa.
O6ras osmpletss dc Mariana Jose d. La
m, Teme.
4 Travex del Egipts, por Eduardo T6das y
@ussl, On un Temo.
Ties Poesfas, ri Angel de la Muerte, Can
c.4n do In Campana Epistola Mora, ,Naemg.
La Hersidas, psr Public Ovidiol Tsola
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-05-25

No dormir 90 una desdicha que
solo /, saben los que padecen de In
sompie; este desaparece CON el uso
del Vino de Cersbrina u .rici, tan
pronto le tonifica 6 uatad ell cerebro.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-05-25
Baquero y Gandara.

COmerciAntes importadores de pro
welcomes de todas procedencias.
San Justo t6 y Is, San Juan Pto.
Rico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-05-25
N0'TICIAS

coNsEJo LAS MADREs FL iarabe caImanss
M IN seora Winsow debe usarse sazmpre que los nfos
estan en- el periodo de Ia dente6n ProPorcona ayio
Immediate al pequeo paciente. produce an sueno ma
muv yiyo aieere Es muy agtadabie - paladar cama
ri e a6laada encias, alivia sus dolores hacs 10
n al neior remedio conocido para Ia diarea "a pre-
veneA 5sta lie la dentci6n de cusi9qiefa otra eausa
TSnSase mucho cuidado en- pedir 81 Jarabs Cakmants
= IL ssiiers Winsiow % 81 neioe do todos.
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Nm esta 1mprensa 90 vends papel
viejo 6 81. 40 euintal