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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-11-17
Ell GAMING DE LA GLORIA

do bajo palida cladad de la luna odo es banco en-
Venecia: los palacios las aguas, Ell cielo.
Ante ojos apareca la encarnacion de la venecia
na los nobes la alta estatura de Eva prod
ciendo en- su coraz6n un estremecmeno artis
tico Ia vez.
La muer Sc confundfa tan sbien con la herofna, que
podfa estabecer distinction aguna entire la la
oa las tiernas frases que para el escrbfa iban
drgidas las dos, tiernamente gratas cerebro
su coraz6n.
Paseaba sotaro por los barrios de la cudad Sc SEN
taba en- I'm bauco de peda au caliente por los rayos
del SOL escuchaba diaecto de las mueres que
gravemente andaban ba1o mauto negro.
Recogfa las mpresiones de la mutitud anotaba los
aires rop,ares Sc impregnaba del color que quefa que
tuviesen las arm onfas de su instrumentation
Apenas prnunciaba veinte palabras por dfa, goza-
ba delciosamene de la fecdad que ell slencio procura
En- dos meses partitura habfa hecho inmensos
progresses.
Habia refundido cas odo ell segundo acto v escrito
completamente ell tercero.
Sc disponfa empezar ell t1ltmo, con la 6ebre del
trabao que senta podfa esperar enero erminado para
principles de Enero estando dpaeso para hacero or en-
la Opera esa epoca.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-11-17
I'm Sam Francisco

Maflana. IS, sabado, las s de Ia
mafiana Sc cantara en- la Parroquia
de San Francisco de Asis una Misa
con exposition del Sacramento todo Ell
dia. A las IL la hola cantada, a las
6 de la tarde ia reserva, cantandose el
Tedeum en-. acci6n de gracias por cum
plirse el -triq esimo septimo aniversario
de temblores de terra del aflo 1867,
que conmemora Ia llustre Archicofra.
dfa de San Miguel la cual invita- al p6-
blico q estos actos, anticipandole
MayorGomfa las gracias.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-11-17
Notas francesas

Paris, . de Noviembre. la 1e-
ciente regatta de ounce globos aeros
taticos celebrada bajo los auspicios
del Aero Club lego segundo ell Ger
20" de don F. Dnro, aeronaata es
pafiol. que descendio en- Neut;tschein
Moravia (Austria), distancia de I,I5o
Kilometres El primero, ell "Kabylie y
frances, de M. Faure, descendiendo
q 1850 kilometres de distapcla en-
Leutschau. Hungrfa. De los restan-
teS, el que mas navego no lego 4 900
Kilometres.
r-Los sefIofes Pugliesi Cont, dipu
tado, y Bose. derrotado por el anterior
tuvieron un encuentro pistola en- una
calle de Paris. Cambiaronse tiro< sin
resultados y ambvs fueron detenidos.
FL lance provino de una querella elec :
toral.
Ell gabinete ha decidido pedir al
Senado la precedencia para ell proyec-
to de ley de pensiones obreros an
cianos invaidos. Ell Senado dicta :
mjn6 favorablemente sobre ell proyec
to de separation de las Iglesias ell
Estado, y Ia Cam ra Sc propone discu-
.tir el presupussto de este mes.
ALa Calnars de Diputados alopto
eSsf por unanimidad en- la session del
lunes Ell pro> ecto de smnistia que Nj.
Deroulede esperaba para regresar
Francia NJ Deroulede, que estaba
en- Viena tumo Ell tren de Paris en- la
misma noche. Dijo que celebraba es
Ia oportunid,d de volver a la pat1ia,
ahora que crefa poder serla ttil. La
actjtud del Emperador Guillermo ha-
cfa necesario que todos los franceses Sc
agrupas sen Il, torno de la oandera.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-11-17
,ORGE OHNET

Derstal sonri6.
Fij6 nteres los ojos aquella criatura, cdya
emoc6n correspondfa la suya, y lie djjo
Maria Pia, ven darme conseo. ST te diesen
escoger vida de lujo de placeres cantar
mas como yo canaba hace instante bien vivr
baro triste humide arrastrar pobre exis
tenca componer cancones la que acabas de OR,
ique harfas7
-Seflor vivira miserablemente conerfa erizos fri
tos dorma sobre coch6n de algas secas, como los
bateeros del canal vecno pero renunciarfa inun-
dar de aeg1ia los corazones cantando til sabes
hacerlo
Derstal incin6 la cabeza du1cemente dijo
TIE doy las gracias Maria Pfa. Creo que tu con-
sejo es bueno
Pas6 Ell dia paseando g6ndola por Ell lado de Mt
rauo Volvi6 la hora de conner, fum6 cigarrills,
en- vez de dirigrse al hotel Daniei, Sc acost6.>
Durante dos dfas permaneci6 casi sempre encerrado
en- su abtsc6n de Ia que saa mas que por la noche
para ir dar I'm paseo por Ell jardfn pdblico
Estaba preocupado taciturno, pero trabajaba con
regularidad.
No obstante, la tranqua vida de los primeros item
pos habfa cesado parecfa nquieto.
Haca las dez de la tercera noche, ouando acababa
de regresar de paseo dspona acostarse gran
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-11-17
ANUNCIO DE VENTA

Yo Jose E. Ramirez Gonzalez, Mar
shall de la Corte de distrito del dis.
trito judicial de Humacao.
HAGO sABER: que en- virtud de or
den de ejecucion expedida por la
Corte en- Ell pleito arriba mencionado,
procedere a vender en- p11blica subasta
al mejor postor, la siguiente fnca"
Urbana, casa de mamposter1a de
dos pisos, cobiiada con tejas de barro
azotea, marcada con el ntmero cua-
tro, situada en- la calle del Comercio,
en- solar del Municipio del pueblo de
Yabucoa, linda por la derecha entran-
do con otra casa de don Aurelio Da-
pena, por la izquierda con la de don
Raimundo Diaz y por la espalda con
terrenos del propio sefIor Dapena.
Mide por el frente diez y seis metros
cincuenta centi,netros y por cada cos
tado trece metros cuarenta cent1me-
tros. Tiene un martil1o tambien de
mamposterfa que 1e sirve de comedor
undo la misma, el cual mide diez
metros sesenta y cinco centlmetros de
largo y cinco metros de ancho. Esta
fnca Sc encuentra en- ruinas y esta
inscrita al folio 200, tomo 9, fnca Mt
nt1rnero 4o1, inscription segunda.
La subasta tendra 1ugar Ell dia
veinte y cinco del corriente omes de
Noviembre las nueve de la 1naf1ana,
en- la ofcina del Marshal sta en- el
rnisno local que ocupa la Corte de
diStrito de Humacao en- la calle de
Santa Rosa de dicha Ciudad y Sc avi-
sa que el pago ha de hacerse en- mo-
media anne ecicana.
Dado bajo mi frma en- Humacao
hoy primero de Noviembre de mil
novecientcs cinco.-Jose Ra,rirez,
Marshal district Court. 3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-11-17
aARA RgsAG6

En- Ia iibrerfs del ~Boletfn" Sc han
cibido pr eciosos artfcuios para rega.
., como albums con mdsica sin ella,
legantes necesseres para senoras, tin.
.eros do plata cristhofe, ceniceros de
luio, carteras finas. estuches para inge.
nieros. ssenclas fuss, boauillas de
6mbar, etc. etc.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16

called for thirty-etght tons OF that material
and it was found by purchasing officers OF the
medical department who now have charge OF
such supplies that there were only twenty tons
or insect powder IN New-York City.
II Is believed oy the medical officers that the
quantity desired on the tsthnus exhausted the
supply In the country. There was purchased at
the same time twenty tons OF sulphur and one
hundred iron pots in which TO burn II. together
with dfteen tens OF newspapers most OF which
were picked up in New-York and are needed IN
the furnigarion OF the buildings or the isthmus.
Some OF the variety OF materials desired
In the isthmiAn sanitary branch may be gained
from the tact that another item or Colonel Cor
gas's reQuisitiOn was for seven tons or nour
with which 70 make paste. All this material
was called for by cable. and purchased Dy ths
medical officers in the Army Building. IN W nits-
haIl-st- New York. and delivery made 70 Colo
mel Gorgas and his assistants within TWO weeks
from the time the cable message vas sent
This Is a star performance. In which the Snedl-
cal officers take great pride. and they say me
civilian purchasing officials arc aols % Gccana-
EsIlsh their work n no such RhoES peztoc
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16
TRIED TO POISON HER RrvA1g
Girl Charged with Sending Orange Loaded
with StrYchnine to Young Willow.

Owatonna, MINI. July 15-Wilda Johnson. a
, young woman Of this county, is under arrest
charged with having put paris green into a well
the farm OF John L. Johnson and with having
sent orange containing strychuine 70 Mrs.
LundstruTn, a daughter or Johnson, who Is a
teacher in the county schools. The prisoners pre-
unlinary hearing has been set for August Il.
According to the prosecution. Miss Johnson was
desperately in love with young man Of the neigh
boraood. She is said to have become jealous OF
Mrs. Lundstrum. who is a young widow. and with
the idea OF putting Mrs Lundstrum Of the
way. II is charged Miss Johnson impregnat ted an
orange with strychnine and sent IL to the school
with note. saying the orange was for teacher
only"
The orange was laid aside. and. having failed in
this direction. the girl is alleged 10 have poisoned
the Johnson wei. The alleged crime was discov-
cred before any disastrous results ensued The
orange was sent 70 the State chemist, and was
found 10 contain enough strychnine TO kill score
Of people
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16
ARRANGE FOR ENJOYS.
Details of Meeting at Portsmouth
PrOrided For.

Portsmouth n. H. July 15-H. H D. Peirce.
Third Secretary OF State. and Edward n. Pearson.
Secretary Of State OF New-Hampshire, to-day Wis
tied the Portsmouth Navy Yard and held a con-
ference with Rear Admiral ". W. Meade COM
nandaat- Details OF the coming peace conference
between the Russian and Japanese plenipo-
tentiaries arranged. II decided that the
sessions of the conference should be held in rooms
on the second floor Of the general store building
The patrol OF marines at the yard will be In
creased. and no one not directly connected with
the negotiations will be permitted TO enter the
building.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16
Wrote For DR.. Hartman
Advice. Enjoying
Good Health
To-day.

Miss Emelie A Haber-
korn. 2.251 Gravois Ave,
St Louis. Mo-. writes:
"For over two years
was troubled with catarrh
of the pelvic organs.
ST heard of DR.. Hart
mans book. The Ills OF
Life. I read it and wrote
to the doctor. who an
swered my letter promptly.
I began taking treatment
as soon as possible.
Tongue cannot express
how I suffered with my
stomach. I didn't feel like
myself for a long time.
so I began taking Pc
runa- I have taken four
bottles, and now I cannot
praise il enough.
"a feel grateful for what
the Doctor has done for
me, and would not be with
out Peruna.
II now enjoy as good
health as ever. I find il
has improved my health SC
much that 7 will recon-
mend il TO any one cheer
fully. I thank the Doctor
very much for his kind
ness"
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16
WELFARE COMMISSION FOR 1srHrUS
VIII Provide for the Recreation and Com,
fort Of Canal Employees

VIII Provide for the Recreation and Com
fort Of Canal Employees.
To carry out plan FOR proper recreation cS- ~
men engaged IN the construction of the Panama
Canal as a means OF keeping ID their energies
during the prosecution o. tAs work ne IsrAEiAz
Canal Commission has. through ths Weifars O.
partrnenr OF the National CfEto Federation. en-
gagged an expert IN matters OF this kiLd The nan
engaged is W g c. Naz-o. welfare manager e
the Plymouth CordaEs Company. OF PlyncuEh
Mass. who VIII san tor the ssJhmus rom this siry
July % 20 investigate the needs and opDortB1i-
ties for recreation and make suitable rscommenda-
tons 70 the commission Re VIII De accDmpa1tsd
by Edgar A. Aoffett- editor of the ofcial organ o<
the Bricklayers and MasonS' Internatioral C1ior-
NJ Monett Is a national labor representative. and
made a TIP across the is1hEnUs recently ae WI
give Nr Nazro any assiStancs aecesSaTy n hLs
plans which Will include amusement halls. club
houses and such outdoor sports as GaS % Aeapssd
% the conditions.
Mr Nazro before ne became connected wttA sae
Plymouth Cordags Company. had a large expe-i-
ence in landscape gardening and The laying ont o.
recreation grounds te was graGnl-ed ION Fa-5
ward University in 1ssl wtth me desree Or = A >
upon landscape arcnltecslF&se s. ne G 80 80 - -,sSs
a special study o. all recreation ouild5ngs. n
SISeiL cue q n arshilecIIlrs and afJsr comps,ing
his college course ne travelled shi9Ssa 2 I--s - - 80
France aod Italy. giving most or rs uros 70 l-ls
S'VGy Sf SNa-ro or MS return rom Europe spele
slr@s wears in practical work along the unes o4
s-c5ir-cJ-e and raiH construction. giving special
.-Se,CT ~ sa.ita-y conditions n tns construction
~ nils Before he went 20 the Fyuaoctn Sorti-ss
Company welfare manager, ae s2ent souls ms
~-irL' a large engineering concern which l1ade a
sneciaty OF mill construction His duties As web
go manager Included landscape WORK and Saztgary
ZONES Tor employees THIS kind of UorE ne has
rsrrfed on with success FOR four years. and Won
fhe gold ul-dal the St Louis exposition tor
welfare work
We welfare department has become a perrnansrt
tsrffufion IN IarEe factories. especially n towns
devoted to manufacture In the enervating cu~
mate OF the isthmus e has been real,ssd ~ ne
commission that attention 60 The cornfort eiaro
ana recreation OF the employees leads 20 good 70
suits In keeutng them IN good condition. mentally
and physically
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16
OUTLOOK FOR RUSSIAN CROPS
Governments Report Tends to Disoredit
Predictions of Famine.

St. Petersburg. July 15.-The crop report does
not support predictions that famine is near in
Russia. In some of the central and eastern
provinces the outlook is bad owing to lack of
rain IN the spring, but a whole the govern
ment's report classifes winter wheat as above
the average and spring wheat and rye as from
middling TO good. Oats and barley are good
There is considerable surplus from last years
record harvest
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16
MEMBERS OF PEACE MISSIONS.
NJ Whites Party to Sail July 26-Baron
Komura's Suite.

Paris. July 15.-The North German Lloyd
Company has received dispatch engaging pas
sage on the steamer Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse.
sailing from CherbOurg July 26, for the Russian
pIeuipotentiary and his party as follows:
N WTTTE Chief P1snipotsntiaTy
n MARTENs professor International a~ AZ ths
University st. Petersburg
n GHIP0FT. director OF Treasury Department
Major GensrAL XERMOLEEB. military aiLaahs A.
LaE1on-
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16
B4TTLESHIP NOT SUNK.
No Mutiny ON the Catherine II,
admiral WirenjuS Says.

St Petersburg July 15.-Aduliral Wirenius,
chief of the general staff of the navy, says that
the report from Vienna of the sinking Of the bat
tleship Catherine II by mutineers is without
foundation.
An examination of the battleship Kniaz Po-
temkine, which is at SebastopoL shows that her
boilers are in a bad condition owing TO neglect,
but that there is no damage to her machinery
aside from that done by water.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16
EONORS TO GERMAN CHANCELLOR
Kaiser's Reception of Prince Won BueIow
on the HohepzoIlern.

Berlin. JulS lA-When Prince Won Bulow was re-
celVed on board the HOhenzolern at Swinenunde
on sunday. the day following Frances acceptance
OF the proposal for Moroccan conference. Emperor
William ordered the yacht be dressed, and the
imperial suite all the yachts officers and her crow
were drawn up and saiuted the Chancellor as he
stepped from the gapgway. The Emperor called
for three cheers for Won Bulow. who paused as
tonished at his reception, and then warmly thanked
his ma jesty.
Prince Won Bdlow has left the city for his usual
six weeks vacation, which he win spend at Norder-
ney- Baron Won Richt hofen, Secretary for Foreign
Affairs. has gone u Bavaria Admiral Won TirpitZ
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16
FOOD STANDARDS INADEQUATE.
National Organization to Break Away from
Department of Agriculture.

Portland Ore July l5.-At the anal session Of the
National Dairy and Food departments yesterday II
was unanimously determined break away from
the food standards OF The Department OF Agrt-
culture and formulate new standards for the
domination OF the OF the association
This move means the separation OF the State and
the government interests which have heretofore
worked In unison At yesterdays session stand
ards OF the government were declared wholly In
ndeduate.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16

visit was made later by Mr.. Peirce and Mr.
Pearson to Newcastle. where rooms for both the
Japanese and the Russian envoys were engaged AZ
the Hotel Went worth.
Il was officially announced at the navy yard that
this place selected for the conference because
II anorded military protection because At
lanCic cable lands here and because there no.
tells the which can easily be reached
without travel by land Il stated that launches
VIII be used by the pleniporentiaries in going be-
tween the navy yard and their hotel quarters
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16
THE FARFADET RAISED AT LAST.
Floating Dock to which Submarine Was
Fastened Taken to Sid AbdaIlah.

Paris. July i5-Tne Minister OF Marine has re-
ceived dispatch from Biserta, saying that the
efforts to raise the floating dock, to which the
sunken submarine boat Farradet had been fast
ened, were successful this morning The dock
was taken 10 sidi Abdanah, where the subma-
rtne Will be opened and the bodies Of the crew
Will be removed.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16

NJ sAMOILOFF OF the Russian Foreign once
NJ PI-ANCON. formerly Russian charge d'aIIalFea Al
Pekug
NJ KoROTovTTz. formerly secretary Of tas Russian
Legation Pekng
n. NABOUKOFF. OF the Foreign once
The company assigned to NJ. Witte and Nine
Witte a suite OF three communicating cabins
II is understood in diplomatic circles that Nine.
WiJte may decide to remain in Paris
The dispatch says that some Of the Russian
party viii embark at Bremen, but NJ Wirte and
most Of the party will board the steamer az
Cherbours-
Among the passengers aboard the Great
Northern steamship Minnesota which is ex-
pected to arrive at Seattle on July 20. from
Yokohama are Baron Konura and the other
members OF the Japanese peace mission On
the arrival OF the party at Seattle special ac-
conmodations viii be provided for the mem
bers by the Great Northern Railway. over which
and the Chicago. Burlington and Quincy they
will travel as far as Chicago The members u
the party are as follows:
BARON KORUNA Minister OF Foreign Affairs
Mr.. DENISCN. adviser 70 ths Foreign Department
III SATC. adviser ths Foreign Department
N TAMAZA- director OF the Bureau OF Political Al
tars Of the Foreign Department
NJ ADACHL OF the Foreign CHeA
Colonel TACHIRANA. member OF the star OF ths Wa
Department
Nm HONDA and KoNIsEI. secretaries to Barn
NJ IsHIUJI. chancellor for the Consalzts Chicago
Two servants.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16
HOLIDAY BRIDE A SUICIDE.

F4olidaysburg. Penn. July I6-Mrs. Dollie Zful-
norman Harker. bride Of two weeks. committed
suicide to-day by taking audanum. She was
tventy-three years old, and married 10 John F.
Farker OF Roaring Springs on the Fourth OF July.
&c causa is azEigasd EOr hAr rash noA
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16
VOLLEY FIRING AT LODI
Three Killed and Sir Woanded,
ACCORDING to the Censor.

Lodz, July 15.-Three persons were killed
and six wounded by a volley fired by Cossacks
to break Up an anti-government denonstra-
tion in Kamienna-st this afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16
WEEK OF INTENSE HEAT.

A week Of intense heat has made social life
waarisorne and tncited bad temper and irritable
t-v IN the Commons. Mr.. Balfour's redistribu-
ton scheme has drawn much criticism from
government benches that the whips will be re-
ueved If the Speaker. by a decision that resolu~
t,ons must be taken By compartments forces
the Prime Minister TO drop the subject until the
next session The Royal Commission mean
while can deal with the rearrangement CT the
boundaries and the mathematical details Old
Tories complain that the scheme does not go far
enough in Ireland. and that the Nationalists VIII
no, be grateful for a mercy which leaves eight
or ten more seats than they are entitled 10 on
hasts OF nopuation-
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16

day Investigation enables The Associated
Press to announce positively that the reports
current here late last night that VI. Witte might
not go TO Washington were incorrect II.
Whites instructions name him first plenipo-
eraI terms
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16

House to meet President Butler Of Columbia
University and James Bryce Cverheated Lon
don is cramred with American tourists athirst
for iced drinks. No end Of yellow nonsense has
been printed about a newspaper party OF hfty
American beauties at the Hotel Cecil In. +.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16
BUGS ON THE ISTHMUS.
Tons of Insect Pouder and Sulphur
Called For By Gable.
[TaoM THE TRIBUNE zUREAU.l

FROM THE TRIBUNE 8CREAU-l
Washington, July l5--The supply of insect
powder in this country has been exhausted by
an emergency call from the sanitary officers on
the isthmus. a requisition sent by Colonel A c.
Gorgas. Of the army medical department. who Is
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16
GOVERNOR CARTER MAY RETAIN POS,
AdVices in Honolulu That He VIII Recon
slider His Resignation.

Honolulu, July I5--Private advices from Wash
ington received here say that Governor Carter will
reconsider MS resignation Is SAID that while in
San Francisco Secretary Taft. at the request OF
President Roosevelt asked Governor Carter to
withdraw his resignation
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16

Mrs Lutte Ward. 900 East sth stE=zL tsf r0S<s
Kansas City. Mo- writes
"a few years age my health was IN Very g-s:I
earious condition. the result ct WOMB trooha an1
general debility.
Z suffered q great deal and Was glad % ~
Peruna when Il was recommending % me 81 highly
I 7 found very beneficial In short tins Ena
pains greatly decreased. and In two months ] EA1
I peteY restored pleased % snd0rse ~
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16
sorrH AFRICAN GROWTH.

-rha r,se Of Westminster. who is showing
,,-,se,f = political as well as a social leader OF
.~can4,onaI influence. entertained the South
A,r4can Society IN lavish style al the Hotel Cecil
Ias4 night The Colonial Secretary MADE re-
n,arllabIe speech showing the saIutaTy results
of British administration IN Soulh AI'lcA- '@y-
ing stress upon the extension OF railways aouO-
,.. ,..s -. a,+andance OF schools in the two new
-1s,,tas and forecasting a fusion Of the inter"
og.s ~ the rival races in confederation Ike
80, % canada Sir Alfred Miner Is expected IN
ondon this month. but will return TO the Con-
,,,au, for a cure before settling down IN Eng
iand The only thing IN the way OF Lord hoo-
erts.s departure America IN the autumn =
Tsdv Roberts's health The Duke OF sutneriAno
--,,, entertain a company OF English and AmeTl-
80, i.-,aats ~ luncheon On Monday at 6tAnora
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16
a RAPTlsT pELEeATE kILLEn

London. July I5--The Rev. Homer Anthony. oe
Arkansas. a delegate 20 the Baptist Congress. wAA
struck by a truck to-day and dad n hospital
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16
II. WITTE UNHAMPERED.
WU Come Here as Chief Peace
EnUoy 5gitb PLendry Pozvers.

st. Petersburg. July 15.-M Witte had an
other long audience with Emperor Nicholas to-
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16
Pelvic Catarrh Ex-
planned.

The peIvis is that portion
Of the human anatomy that
lies Immediately below the
abdomen.
The pelvis contains a
number of very important
organs.
These organs are lined by
mucous mem brane. The
mucous membrane is liable
TO become affected by ca
uarrh.
When they are so affect
ed, they produce disturb
ances which have been
called by various names.
disseminating the notion
that what is in reality ca
tarrh of the pelvic organs
is many different diseases.
Pe-ru-na Cures One Dis
ease-Catarrh.
This form Of catarrh is
rarely recognized. bur al
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16

Secretary OF the Admiralty who Is Tar from we'll
has three months leave Of absence
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16

-aJarrh may be located in the pelvic organs or
ny other of the organs OF the human body
Peruna is an internal systemic remedy. reach
qg the catarrh anywhere
This has given rise TO a notion that Peruna
/ 'ures many diseases
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16
This form Of catarrh is
rarely recognized, but al

most always is called something else.
This miseads the doctor and the patient and
a great deal Of treatment is resorued TO that Is
Of little or no use.
Peruna cures catarrh wherever located. The
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16
PETERMAN'S ROACH FOOD

siIver)-Bedbugs take q ID IN
the circulation when going
over where il Is brushed On
lightly It's invaiua BILE q
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