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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1903-02-08
BEAUTY TREUKzPHS.

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Beauty is woman's greatest charm. The
world adores beautiful women. A pretty
woman breads maternity for fear of losing
this power. What can be done to perpetu-
ate the race and keep women beautiful
There is balm used by cultured and un-
cultured women in the crisis. Husbands
should investigate. this remedy in order
to reassure their wives as to the ease
with which children can be born and
beauty of form and figure retained
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1903-02-08
&C ICAGo AND FLORIDA LIMITED"

St. Augustine. Jackson-
Il 40 m vile, Tampa, thomas *3 20 p m
vile, Albany, all Flori
Ida points.
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Wheeler'S woodward.

Opposite Seaboard depot. All kinds
of wood, any length or size. Promp
delivery. Lowest prices. Send us
your orders.
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F r JBINSON, Asst Gen, Pass Agent.
Savannah, ga
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-06-07

Point de Paris laces. and insertions to match.
&c. to loc.. Value zoe. to &C. Cluny insertions
and panel effects; also laces
Sc. to $50, Vaiu. 2sc. to $l.7S.-Real antique
laces and insertions. to Is in.
Sc. to 3oc., Value l5c to $2.49-Back Escurials,
galloons and straight insertions.
&c. to 40c. dOz., Value 22c to $3.0S doz.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-06-07
MUSCLE COMES. MUsTACHE GOES.
Crusade Of Trainer Whose Patrons Fay
Him $50 . Week.

Tucked away in an uptown side street
under the shadow OF towering hotel Is
an athletic trainer who gets from all his
clients the liberal sum of $50 a week to
keep them in good physical condition.
services were worth the money.
They grow strong az matter Of course.
the fat are reduced In bulk and the thin
made plumper. But there is one other
popularity Of their training which is not
so much matter Of course.
This il the tendency Of all Of the trainers
clients to dispense with their mustaches
after they have had course or two under
him. He is the determined enemy Of the
mustache. He believes ii unsanitary and
a survival OF those primitive days in which
mems faces were covered with hair.
The trainer talks eloqnently Of the i'm
possibility Of keeping mustache entirely
jnG the few minutes Of daily exercise that
his system requires the trainer talks on
MANY subjects. His conversation covers
Wide range But on" ees speses h always
beaIthfulness of the mustache.
So his patients, IL they are to be called
that. come to have q certa n tlistaste for
the must ache even II they have worn one
for years. When he sees sign Of weak
ness the trainer sticks 10 the attack. SO
toward the end Of their training period
il generally happens that the mustache
disappears.
arg arp,iments. But most Of them emerge
from their course OF treatment stronger
and With newly shaved upper lips that are
GENEROUSLY stiff after years of seclusion
under the sheltering mustachs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-06-07
BEEF BETTER nut HIGHER.
a Change In the Business Methods on
Ranches OF the Northwest.

LINCOLN, Neb., June 6.-The lank, lean,
raw-boned steer is fast disappearing from
the markets and the ranges of the West.
No frst-class pen that brings high prices
contains any animal OF this type. The
result is higher-priced beef. but it is worth
the difference. Fine, juicy steaks and bet
ter boiling bits are available, but they cost
more.
slow to realize that the change is all for
their advantage. They have chung to the
idea that it is cheaper to buy range cattle
and turn them loose. to pick up living
upon the short grass. depending on luck
to weather them through the winter in
shape for marketing. 1t needed considera-
was money in pure-bred stock, but they
have finally come around to 1t as a very
good business proposition.
The cattle raiser wants animals that
will return to him the greatest profit for
the feed and labor expended A pure
bred or half-bred steer takes less time,
labor and feed than the old kind and
always brings cent or two more a pound.
The pure-bred animal natures earlier
than the other, and this means a saving
ii ,tOoi anu III 'ile iiuiSiiiiS pIoCeSs. Inc
high grade steer possesses a smoothness
Of form which, together with a marked
tendency to put on flesh. makes him a
more economical feeder than the nom
descript. A stockman figures out the diff
ference in this way:
Put the cost of raising a steer at $50
Take the weight at an average of 300
pounds, If sold for y cents a pound, he
would bring s7s. profit over and above
feed of s22. If Id for 5 cents. he would
bring profit Of So.
IF sold for or 3 cents which Is not
unusual for the poorer run of the market
just now, ii would he a losing proposition.
II does not even pay for the feed. Loss
ia always in proportion to the lack Of quail
ty in the produce, and this maintains in
all lines.
There has been a big movement in cat
tie from the Southwest to the Northwest
this spring and summer. AT the least
calculation, 400 900 new steers will be neccs-
sary to meet the demands OF the trade.
Last year, during the open season, Texas
sent 253, 900 steers to the Panhandle country.
Texas has been leading in tho number
OF ranches and cattle raised. but this has
been only because land In cheaper there.
The big ranch . more a feature of the
In this region the tendency is constantly
toward smaller areas and better business
met hods.
The small herd. in the hands OF capable
men, who unite the trade Of farmer with
that of the cowboy, il a bigger money
maker. capital invested considered, than
the big herds of the old days, that roamed
from one feeding place to another and
seldom saw any grain. Nowadays the cat
tie raiser Of up-to-date methods, raises
his own wheat. corn and alfalfa, and makes
money at It,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-06-07

Size. 49,, ,ols The other one i; white zephyr
pas the 'front.' each plat being pped with blue Every
detail Of making tina. well dressed men appreciate cuts
than 81 so each, 60 for s7e, sizes 1871 to II; two
sleeve lengths.
At csc. for Highest Class 81 so shirts-1, makes
no difference how exactng may be- We can make him
neggee shirt comfortable for the Loese shirts parcu-
larry different from others We say this advsedly not boast
ngy They and look and feel and have the exclusive
of the At this figure the range 50
varied enumerae further than to say there are
white Madras white OXFORD and printed madras and
Tuxedo cloths There striped effects, dark grounds;
then striped effects light grounds. and some really beaui-
full shirts with neat. small pin dots and figures.
Plated and plain 'front.' cuffs on or separate and all
regular sizes. These styles particular pleasure to
show and sell.
At $l.sO to 81 s0-Together with the shirts, at prices
already stated, Whose values away below what similar
shirts could possibly be bought mention with special
pride showing right Of The higher grades Of ready
made custom Shirts at s1.5O, $500 and $3.50 each.
Each price true third under its true value; shirts that
have al the special features embodied in them that the
msde-to-measure have. You will be amply repaid by
visit 10 the mammoth shirt sale Monday.
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This is largely the fault Of the speakers
themselves. who spend most OF their al
lotted time jollying the listeners into the
idea that the call is unexpected and the
speech spontaneous.
This Is not only untrue, but It robs the
orator Of the credit which is his due How
much more honest it would be if he would
admit that for one or two long sickening
weeks his speech had been ranking in his
vitals: and that for almost as long his nno-
cent wife and children have been made
wretched by having to listen to rehearsals
thereof; that he has aroused suspicious
as to his sanity by muttering it in public
places and has been Swallowed by the police
as he patrolled lonely streets at night ad-
dressing imaginary after-dinner audiences.
some bold diners out have recently tried
to break over the ancient custom of after
dinner speaking by substituting for us
orators, who make specially of clothing
our thoughts in beautiful and felicito,ls
phrases, soubrettes who, 1t is said do not
bother about, clothing at all 1t is awful
to think that We are to be thus brought d.
reotly into competition with living pictures
and skirt dancers and Little Esypts.
What show would Horace Porter have
II he had to 60 up against the couchee
couchee! And even Joe Choate couldn't
expect 10 draw against the Barrison Sis
tiers. Where would come in arrayed in
my simple dress suit and unpret entious
jag, against Cissie Fitzgerald in her naughty
wink? And what possible chance would
our Chauncey have-peach though he be-
against those over-ripe Cherry Sisters |!
Why. he'd simply be fruit for EN-.
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Bows Shirts on Second Floor.

Dogs CnIrlS OF CcCOOU TIOOT.
In making preparations for the not unmind-
full of the boys needs glance at the prices and styles will
show We have had most careful workmanship put on all these
boys shirts that they will stand the extra strain to which
boys subject them
SOC. for Boys 6Oc. White Madras-shirs same as
the mems made of strong and durable cloth. white stripe
coreed effect through the cloth, sizes IL to H. Then
same pric. are Boys Madras Shirts light grounds with
small figures. These have separate cuffs while the
white have not Sizes IL to H.
soc for Boys 75c. and 81 90 Negligess Of excel
lent and printed Madras cloths 10 solid dark colon
as we'll the light grounds with neat figures Some have
separate collars others coar attached while the greater or
ton made with separate cuffs for with the white
collar. Sizes u to IA, but not all sizes in each style.
7oc. for Boys Si.2s NegIigees-A splendid variety Of
shirts of thorough goodness taken from sewers. lines Of our
stock where broken lots Of styles for seec-
on but not all sizes in each kind sizes are IL to II Ia
some styles
Csc. for Boys High Class $3.50 Shirt-Exe.n.n.
shirt made by that mstchles maker of dollar white
shirt There shirts with plain front and plaited front
cuffs and cuffs separate; daIkcoored and ighcolofed,
figured and striped; shirts that there's match 10 Brookiyn
for under d so. tomorrow csc. each Sses, l2mN.
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Our Triumpha| Sale of LaCeS.
Second Week of Miles of Newness Never SO Cheap.


more
organized
dealers tn word,w thou
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and
opportunities
When
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Right OF Main
Entrance

800. for 60c. White Madras - Plain White Corded
M.dn, Cloths with white stripes Of varying widths Sizes
~ to IL.
5Sc for 81 90 NegIigee ShirtsThe material IS good
strong smoothly madras white satin cords running
through the goods grounds white and sprnkled with
small black blue figures, and stripes separate
cuffs to match. Handsome shirt for any of taste
Sizes. IA to It,
o7c. for $500 Negligee Enthusiastically made of
madras, best grade put in shirt to sell a 81.
Very strong and durable in Of the pretes stripe and
color combinations All perfect in CLOTH workmanship and
fit. Cuffs attached and detached. Sizes l@,l to II.
67c. for Extra Big Men 800 Negligee Shirts
Of coed light weight material in neat stripes and good
icolornss They have very low rundown collars and
pair of cufs with each Shirt in sizes 10, 1874 49, 1917.
A boom to the big man.
SIC. for ITEMS Sl.2S and $3.50 White NegIl-
9ees-These shirts probably will be snapped up quicker
than any of the others; them and know why. Two
kinds one very excellent quality Of white corded madras,
Of the frmest and best cloths looked At and
for shirt to sell at 81 as. but the maker in making
these cut the cuffs intended for them wrongly and sold
the shirts to sell without separate cuffs sic. You
your ordinary white cuffs end mako good saving
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-28
INFORMACION LOCAL

ANTILLA PEQUENA. En- este
acreditado cafe de la calle de Tetuan Sc
vende este iiario.
AIMANAQUES. Los que deseen
algunos para ell pr6ximo afio. pueden
pasar & recojerlos esta redacci6n.
CONFERENCIA. = Varios MEM
bros de La Junta Central Organizadora
de la Asociaci6n de Cosecheros y Co
merciantes de cafe, que residen en- San
Juan celebraron hoy una conferences
importante con dos caballeros recien
llegados de New York an Ia que SO ha
tratado Y discutido sobre los medios
mas eficaces para obtener del Gobierno
de Washinhton medidas protectoras
para ell cafe de Puerto Rico.
CORRESPONDENCE. La Coz
rrespondenoia para los EStados Unidos
por vapcr <BaltimoreS SO cierra ma
mana las ocho.
ERRATA. En- ell articuIo del senior
j. j. Bas, Sc desli26 una errata en- La
fecha donde dice: 1899, que debe ser
1898
VISTA. Esta, mafIana Ia hizo al
Gobernador el Consul de Francia..
1uNQ GeSKUGJSE ULSCGs&As
ADOQUINES.- Esta mafIana Sc ha
empezado 8 desenchinar La calIe de In
Luna para proceder al adoquinado de
Ia misma Embellishments.
Est6n pues de enhorabuena los veci-
nos de Puerta dc Terra pues Va ten
dram chimes.
MANANA.--En la misa mayor en-
Ia Catedral predicara ell mismo Saeer-
dote que 10 hizo Ell domingo proximo
pasadO, don Casio Paradis.
TAMPOC0.-AnoChe no pudo cele-
brarsesi6nel Ayuntamiento de SAM Juan
por falta de quorum
VISTA. -El AlcaIde de la Ciudad
viaitar6 esta tarde al Comandalate del
vapOr de guerra italiano.
UN COMPLICE. Anoohe lego 8
esta ciudad el Cabo Ortiz con el indi-
uiduo Andrini. uno de los completes del
robo de Ponce. Dicho Official traio
una sortija de brillante que fu@ vendi-
da en- Arecibo por Lucas Correa.
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ExPEcTAcloN.

New. York, Noyiembre 28, $50 q. m.
Reina expectation en las canclIlerlas
europeas con mctlyo de La question de
Extreme Oriente y es obieto de alarna
en- los clrcuLos diptomAncos, el sesgo
que aouella va tonnando.
sd hzgase lnmlnenta Ia guer
Las escuadras rusa v iaponesa, ST.
guen naoYimientos que inducen Z gra-
yes sospechas respecto d cercana rup-
tura de hostiLidades.
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GRAN ENClTA CtcN
EN COL 0AaBlA.

New York, NoViembre 28, 9. 80 d. ID.
Inlormau de Panama que te1nen ser
agredaelCs por considarahse cuerpo de
el6rcito eolombianos In Is rendbliea
sae Colombia aumenta In indignaci6n
contra Los Eatados UnidOa y habitan-
Gea del Itamo.
ColoEnbia ha bloqusMd0 lOs puertos
de Ii nueva rep6bllca.
An1nciase de Washington que han
salido para ParausA i Colon. mas bar
COS de guerra anaricAnOa.
Ea pueblo de CoAombia concita Ill
g0bleraO 4 u 9uerra con los Essados
Unid0a. Eg praaidente Afarroouln IN
tenta someyer por b fuarza & banana,
paro u gobiarno americana manifesto
que hara respetar Ia nueVge rep1-
blica.
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DE- ExTREMo oRlENTE.

New York. Noviembre IS, $50 q. M.
Las notieias do Extreno Orien9e,
dieen que u conllicto aIlf rey1ste ca
raeteres alarman1es.
El Jap6n impuisa y favorece & los
chinos. y Ell gobIerno de Pelxin ha or
denado fuerJe concentration de tropas
en- la frOntera de Atanchurla.
Creese cue 81 estallar Ii guerra, ell
Jap6n SO allie 9 China 8 Ingiaterra pa
ra pelear contra al coIoso russo.
ia gobiern0 dc san PeEersburgo 81
que movitzsndo tropas.
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SANTORAL.-I. de Adviento. San
tos Saturnino OBJ. v mr., Filomeno,
Bias y Demetrio mrs. y santa Ilumi-
NADIA vg.
CARTAS. S.-Detenidas en- Ia Admi-
nistraci6n de Correos: Fleck Mrs Edith
(2), Gonzalez Santiago, Gonzalez Sal
Vador, Gollardi Arturo. Gonzalez Ju-
lio Medina, Garcia Carmen. James Wi
liam, Quifones Leonor. Rossner Au-
gusto, Rosa Anicacia, Rodriguez Nj
canor, Rio Diego, Requera Ignacia,
Rcinhart William, Ratcliff E. A.
Ell CATALAN. - Twas espafolas
frescas detallamos & 20 centayos libra.
San jose IT,.
PHILADELPHIA. Este vapor sa-
li6 4 las 10 p. m. del puerto de New
York con direction al de esta Ciudad.
VAPOR JENNY. FL dfa 10 del
pr6ximo diciembre saldra de Ponce
para Europa.
d. JACINTO NARANJO. - Cru
iano Dentists, ha trasladado su oicina
dental & Ia Gale de Ia Luna mum. II,
donde ofrece sus servicios professions
les.
3o-4.
IGLESIA METODISTA.-L San
tfsima Trinidad, Gale del Sol, n6mero
1S. Servicios para mafIana;
Predicaci6n las 8 de la mafiana y
7.30 de Ia noche.
Escuela Dominica para personas de
todas edades & las de la tarde
DE PASEO.-Se encuentra en- esta
ciudad, de paseo. ell Lcdo. don Juan
Ramos Casellas, Farmace1ticO de Ma
nati.
DR.. JOSE ESTEBAN SALDA-
NA.-Ha trssIadado su residencia & Ia
Gale de O'Donell n6mero Plaza de
Colon y su oficina professional sera ms
talada en- los bajos de la misma casa,
donde Ofrece sus servicios professions
les.
a.6.-3.
Ell MEJOR DE LOS MEJORES.
Asf puede llamRrsele al SHotel Helve-
tia pues sus condolences inmejorables
le hacen acreedor este tftulo.
Ell servicio allf es excelente, Ia mesa
buena y el comfort de la casa en- gene
raj superior.
Direction: Cruz 81. San Juan P. r.
Ella CORRESPONDENCE DE
II A1lNAO LbAOO~s---AOC usAA1a EOAu<k
en- los Kioskos de la Plaza eBaldo-
riotyS. d. p.
EQUAL ES LA CAUSA9-No saben
muchos que stribuir Ia popuIaridad
que ha alcanzado el cafe xNuevo Mum
dos se preguntan cual es Ia cansa.
I es bien sencillo adivinarlo, pues
no hay mas que visitarlo una solo vez
Sc queda uno de parroquiano, allf
todo es bueno, las allacas, pasteles,
pasteIones americanos de frutas, man
tecado, Iicores Y sobre todo el rico cafe
que no se toma meior en- toda la ciudad.
PasteliIlos de carne, crema guaya-
ba superiores todas las mafianas.
Sc TOMARA EN- ALQUILER. =
Una casa de altos en- sitio centrico que
rente 80 6 35 dollars mensuales.
Informaran, Fortaleza 81.
ID. p.
SANTO DOMINGO. Sabido es ell
triunfo de La Revoluci6n de aqueila Re-
pdblica pOr Las hues6es de Gimene2
que 10 han llevado & ia presldencia.
Eate triunfo 90 debe q 81 constante
uao que hacian los partidarios de aquel
del &AlcohOlado Gatells que viGOrisa y
dk Amino para todas las enpresaa diff
Giles, efcaz para combatir al reuDa,
resfriados y iaquscass
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@ de
profit posi- q los p p1 1b b y oh osea aS Sihauad
~ h emp dfa md ANa49 9ruep pr1nrols skm4y
m m i 6af ( aa Sc cn 6orot ho1
ausndR enpe qn : f s qes ecpea andos
natural
gd en- M hobo
# o u gu ID y n SCI hrr eao ven
a
hguas 6m 6mG s4une fua detoza
v
p m Il ~ p u ~ morals scoa amt In1a
~ e
a comaHo
aqu puse u mo que U pde a 1enda snbeAdo
sOpo
a E Maz
cs
# aoy epi
Nugs
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NeW oa 4
40 Ia
ssagaa ha as GE rfor-
kEAaa sn Ny 5ssn
tae aass sl0 + laa axi
ciAs de alsia " nagria
- uEsa gaVcsun que funGio.
as en S0fI@ 40 "a sue sta ian. rxs
" AeseaadQ Qsse deseaaf Gin he ls5a pro
sites asi Sultan. 81
s1Fan nGmeEo de snsurrectos conti-
MIA 81 az ausle an son persa.
gnia0a par aoa Oh
Ea g0bseTn0 ot0man0 ges invita- &
deroaaar las arsaaaa garanti kndoiea to-
da clase de aaguriaadea.
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ATE n E 0.

No ser& possible celebrar Ell lunes
pr6ximo, como Sc deseaba, la fiesta
po6tica an preparation.
Sc publicaran programs y Sc circu-
laran invitaciOnes.
Prepar&nse ademas en- el Ateneo al
gunas conferencias interesantes.
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BASE BALL

Mafiana domingo 90 llevara efecto
en- los terrenos de Ii Liga Puertorri-
queRo Ell 8 ? desaffo del ch0pnpeonato.
A juzQar por Ii animaci6n que reina.
promote ser rnuy refida la lueha entire
los clubs SA.lmendares2 v sEe. y $Hfi-
ll6n> Y xHabana.3
A In lncha muchachos, v muehO oio
con Ell SAlmendares. >
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FARMAGIA GOLON

Mecicamentos frescos Drogss puras.-Es-
pecial esmero en- ell despaoho de recetas por
personal competente.
Oomplstc surtido de geringas de Pravaz
ultimos modelos.
Eduid&d en- los precios.
Plaza Principal. San Juan Puerto Rico.
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AcLAMApos.

New York, Noyiembre %. 9.30a. no.
En- Santo Domingo hubo aver una
gran manifestation p1bIics. en- que
fueron aclamades los candilIos de la
reyolnci6n que derfoc6 6 Wos y Gil.
Sc dieron vivas al Presidente Gime-
naz y al general Eugenio Deschamps.
El nueYo g ,bierno hs entablado ne
gociaeiones para el arTeglo de. los
asuntos pendientes con 81 gobierno de
los E,stados Unidos.
Muchoa amigos del seflor Woss v
Gil han salido para el extranjero.
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Subasta Public8.

El ni6rcolos 25 del corriente de 8
p. M. 8 dc La noche. &c rematar6n On
pnblica subaata la existencia del esta-
blecimiento EEL Mempo,s San Fran
cisco 70.
La venta 90 hark por docenaa de ar
tfculos 8 lotes, como quieran los que
rematan.
La subasta seguir6 hasta terminar
todas Les existencias.
Sc hace p6blico por medic del pre-
sente para concurrencia de licitadores.
San Juan, Puerto Rico, 23 de Mo-
viembre de 1908.
FRANCISCO GUERRA.
SubastadOr PdbicO.
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S0a ESTnS SIS SIT0AS !?

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aoohe. aaEEamass g. sasar ~ III g sss@s na
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kgus son prssaSsoges Sc s e As1ss A.sss
sen6encasa d8Emassar d9Fas1gs sa1asslAM ~ ezn-
Rruteeaaaisnsas p@Essiaa de . vosanaaG Ssasn %
ssolgfea "a laz aexnas an lea s&seGlea ssnaaes6n
da &rzaAaE@ d8 aaaaHzAtaA h1g&Aaeaas Salts Do
nenlosaa l5ssaaaasa 49, 49,
SAntes ante IS viasRs ee1fli1aA Aessaaa eeI -
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aaEmSam1a as ia aanaaailk4a6s AeSAnaA aasdHs
sInF1isssa scn aavsg saaeaaa nsaallas Hasa IN
MnDahx@ Mu@ @a6@ RNMm EaN NazS aaisE# &A 2ssEsa@
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Tai co La Opinion de todas
las Autoridades Medicales

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parte de la profession medical, que en- el
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Puerto Rico.