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The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-08
New Fancy w aistings.

At Soc, 60c, 65c and 75c a yard there is now such a supply of fancy waistings as we've never had before. The grays, pale blue, creams and darker colors, with figures woven and embroidered are neat. It isn't the women alone who can use them; there are great possibilities for mems negligee shirts.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-08
Tailored Suitings
 at 4SC.

 Many different designs. Some have the background woy- en into small checks and are marked off into large plaids by lines of color.
 Others have a small white thread running through them, coming to the sur face now and then to leave a tiny fieck or white lines of color. Still others come out in a decided check or stripe of black, with red, blue, brown IQo and green. -. .... iOO
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-08
English Silk and Wool Waistings.

Chiffon weight, silk and
 wool in plain eolors. The beauty lies in the stripes of silk, glittering on the surface of the under-mass of warm woolen. Just right for now and later. It washes besides and that
 multiplies it's service fifty times over. Men take to 1t also, for it makes the finest of negligee shirts; GEo S6 inches wide. =. OOO
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-08
STORIES OF WOMEN

NH Rs. RUSSELL SAGE and Mrs. C..
 Ml S. Dodge have joined in a com mon cause. Each of these wom- en, says the New York Press recently sent to William Butcher. president of the National Association of Audubon Socie- ties, a check for s100, thereby becoming a life member. Each check was accom- panied by a letter that said the giver wished to be associated actively in the bird protection.
 Mrs Sage and Mrs. Dodge became in- terested in the audubon work through their daily visits to Central Park, when they began to go thither in quest of the health to be gained in the open air. In- stead of strolling aimlessy through the wood walks they spent their time in making the acquaintance of the birds and squirrels. It fiatters most humans to be loved by animals, and Mrs. Sage and Mrs. Dodge were pleased with the af- lection they inspired in the birds that Hooked about them on their daily visits to Stimson Hill.
 The audubon work Is uplifting and should be encouraged in every way" said Mrs. Sage on the feeding ground day or so ago. "I felt 1t a great privilege to send my check and become life member and worker. l never shall forget the pleasure given to me by the gratitude plainly expressed by the birds in the bit ter cold days of last December and Jan uary. We are planning to take care of pur little friends better than ever next winter"
 Ella Rawls Reader, Financier," is thus described by Juliet Wilbor Tompkns in the September Everybodys:
 "The femininty of this most unusual young woman asserts itself in too intense concentration on her projects; but in- ner strain has had no effect on a serenely placid manner. Her quiet hands rest in her lap, her blue eyes look circumstances tranqully in the face. One never grows quite used to the contrast between her physique--the outer expression of herself and the inner facts of her history The facts suggest the aggressive sharply bus mess like woman. the one who greets you with a curt 'Well2 and a suspended pen; the frowning quick moving woman with . manly garments and bad shoes. It seems incredible that this gentle, graceful per son. whose clothes are well-cut and whose pretty hands are carefully tended, whose voice has vague southern cadences, and who stands so obviously for health and trust and good will, should be cabling in cipher and outwitting detectives and se- curing capital in the very teeth of the en- emy, yes, and should be nursing schemes larger than any of these under her black hat with it's white chiffon veil The next ten years will add some vital chapters to Mrs. Readers biography. Meanwhile we see her pretty, frank, warmly responsive, with vast fund of sunny good nature, at the far end of which lies a flash of temper as fine and remote as the Lom- bard womans dagger in her garter and quite valuable in the extreme emer' gency.'
 Baroness Rosen, the new Russian Am bassadress, is likely to become leading factor in the social life at Washington, where she is already well known and much liked, her gracious and kindly hos pitality when her husband was intrusted
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-08
Dr. Rameau's
 Sexual Tonic

Dr. Rameau's famus Prescription is now being offered to the public. This is not patent medicine, but the form ula of one of the foremost physicians of the world, to restore lost or failing sexual power. If you are not satisfied with result, your money refunded. By mail in plain package.
 Price one dollar.
 The Gibson Medical Dispensary, 4os Broadway, CINCINNATI, O.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-08
Finest Mobile Cloth

Important indeed is the right weight in making your selections. For street dresses and tailored suits Mobile cloth is the right thing, and this weight is used also for evening
 wrap. In the new colors
 there's an amazingly large supply of two weights, at, yard, 1.50 9 m and. .... .... ... ~'OV
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-08
Called Down.
Chicago News,

From the Chicago News.
 The Chief-You are charged with cor- duct unbecoming an officer
 The Policeman--How's that, sir?
 The Chief--You were seen entering the front door of saloon last night instead of the family entrance
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-08

you . permA-' nent cure e private troubles and that yo0 may know my guarantee is rs- liable l rscW you with per mission. to the First National oank. Alabama National bank. Steiner Broth erA banken
 Jefferson Coun- ty avins bQ0k aNA kA~
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-08
And CheviOts.

Those who have Cheviots in
 mind should take a look at the 44-inch plain kSo ones, blue and black ccO Also the 50-inch, m at. =. ...... ..
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-08
WASH GOODS.

Kimona Outings; a new line of this seasons newest
 patterns, for house dresses and dressing 101o sacques. Special. .. ~2O Foulard Satteens-the same patterns as you find in
 the Foulard silks, 25c value. Monday, O0o special. -. -. .... IOC 121ac Teasel Down Out ings. Monday, 10o special. -. .... ... IOO New line of Manchester Cambrics for children's school dresses, fast col ors. Regular 15c quail ity. Monday, 1O1o
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-08

27-inch white and colored
 wash silk cord, plain and
 mercerized dots; the new wash fabric for ladies' waists and coat OEo suits. Special. ..... OOO 3O-inch Chiffon Silks, looks like Banzi, only 3 inches wider, with chiffon finish. Colors, light blue, dark blue. green. grey, lavender,
 white and red. k0o Special. ... -. OOC 30-inch White Madras. You
 are absolutely safe another season on white. We are showing a beautiful OSo line Monday. Special %OC New Oxford Suitings in
 white, light and dark colors, Monday. Oko Special. .... =. =. @OC
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-08
Henrietta and Drap
 d'Ete-BIack.

Fashion favored these goods last year, and we've or dered and re-ordered, to keep pace with the grow ing demand. They're good beyond a doubt. This year they are used for house and street costumes in combinations with velvet and touches of rich trim mings. Henrietta may be had in nearly every good color.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-08
Mixed Suitings.

To give an idea of the varie- ty of choice in the lot, let us tell you that in mixed
 suitings there are IS or 20 different styles to choose from. More than one mother who has school dresses for daughters to make will appre- 4Qo ciate the price. -. .fCO
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-08
The New Tweeds.

Every woman knows Tweeds those nrm, square woven
 fabrics, mixed effects that
 wear so well. They're here and in a prominent place as coat suit mate rials, 46 inches nEo wide. -. .... .... OO
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-08
Odd Lengths of Woolen Stuffs.

Nobody will avoid their com pany just because they are ends left from early spring, some marked a third to a half under their regular prices. In the different lengths you will find enough for skirts, for chill dren's frocks and for sep arate waists.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-08
STYLISH GARMENTS IN LONG AND SHORT COAT SUITS

short coat suit; hip length rather; in blue, green and black, light weight cheviot with fitted strap back and straight front Stole and cuffs with an nlaid band of white cloth overlaid OO OO with narrow black band, taffeta lined suitiSO.OO
 An Eton Suit with very hobby cut; in blue, black dregs of wine and green serge. The Tuxedo collar and all finished with tiny edge of vel
 vet, full taffeta lining and enameed Per O1 m sian button; skirt Is full paited, for. ~1.OO
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-08
S1 For a Good Col Ored or Black
 BrOadCloth.

Splendid stuff, exceptionally good, 50 inches wide. We never expected to be able to sell 1t in the midst of a Droadcloth season for less than usual value. But here 1t is, and In the proper weight, ready for tailored suits, coats or skirts.
 Don't wait long, for the quan- tity at this price is linn tied.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-08
Taken From The Dress Goods Show

October-Fall is really here and it has set Wo make them of.
 STUFFS L Dress makers the world over are telling of you are in doubt what to uSe make it one or the c Dressmakers have long since found out thei they're best for the money. The color ganut nt range of shades from delicate pastel tones to the Prices begin with the American made m 1 hl1 cloths 50 inches wide at .hUUJ IIVU Foregnmade broadcoths the best that be produced for the money anywhere and equal 2 mn Q , m ed by very few at.... LIVV " VsVV On account of the ineness of the yarn from which these cloths are woven their weight and finish makes them most desirable.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-08
New Black Stuff, Sane Bargains.

55c for all wool black chev- iots. We shall not have this news to tell much longer as this particular weave is rapidly dwindling away.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-08
Dressmaking.

Dressmaing engagements being booked rapidly If you anxious fall gowns you best be in this weeks list Mrs. Ginzler will be glad to accord any assistance in making selections She has recently studied the imported models in the New York Style Show.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-08
Phantom Check
 CheviOtS.

A neat novelty, phantom checks, no variation in the colors, only in the weav- ing; navy blue and black, 50 inches | OE
 wide. .... .... .... Ls~V
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-08
Embroidered Black
 Cloth.

Embroidered black voile,
 with tiny dots and I O0 stripes of silk. -. I'OO
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-08

Long Coat Suits in gray fitted mannish suiting. The coat is seven-eghts length, with tailor-stched bands of the material extending full length of coat, back and front open fyback and taffeta 90 RI
 7s-ength fitted tan covert coat, with exception of tailored match collar plain with the exception of two stitched narrow bands from shoulder to hem back and front; coat lined throughout with heavy satin lining plain circular skirt with OR 00 narrow front panel for... .... .... ~OsOO
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-08

Baroness Rosen, the new Russian Am bassadress, is likely to become leading factor in the social life at Washington, where she is already well known and much liked, her gracious and kindly hos pitality when her husband was intrusted
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-08
,DR. Y. E. HOLLOWAY
 SPECIALIST
 PRIVATE DISEASES,

xe. .
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-08

,TUFFS LIKE THESE.
 telling of Broadcoth Mobile Coh Serges and ChevotS If one or the other.
 nd out their worth and who them know where ,r gamut exhaustive as is this season Tn It's nes to the large assortment for street m l6n $1 For a Good Col Tailored Suitings oUy h0o ored Black at 48c. be produced Broadcoth Many different designs Some BOO Splendid exceptional. sa' sa .s the saStssss ssss ss
 good, 50 inches wide. We marked off into large expected to be able paids by lines Of color sell 1t in the midst of Others have small white "'Ne' ~ roadcloth running through
 is, and then to leave tngs p1Npep p wgh @ ay a oT Or f ny % % sta or oe @ doms @ o M une I Ie Dontw long
 s ny at this price linn aed ped pnr eq brown 4Sc s o
 , than % one Phantom Check Henrietta and Drap aughters to Cheviots dEte-BIack fOo neat novelty phantom Fashion favored dthesego
 checks, variation in the last year. ana se we've or ancy coors only & the eee d sce ara wS sfe e erow , ngs. O5 ing ing demand & They're y good good and " house nows costumes in waisng Odd Lengths of combinations con s " with & velvet % paie @ % biue Woolen Stuffs. mings Henrietta may be woven and Nobody llavodh color who l. there are some third to Embroidered Black "iibs shirts " prices n different Cloth.
 Emb eteens te arsns % Gs and for sep s w 'no of d9 k and LOO a new
 sizing Dressmaking.
 graceful Dessmakng being booked rapidly & ase G 1 fall best be in this weeks on winter list Mrs Cnzer will be glad accord assistance col
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-07-15
Case pOndlGnt0 ante Ia COrte Fs-
dgraI.

Sc informa que antier fu6 apFesa-
do. en- el islote Portel. por 81 ms
pector de aduanas p. M. Matheson
y poF el teniente Iturrondo, el bo-
te &HUevo. , 49,.
! EstO affrmase que SO relaciona
con un contrabandO de- ginebra,
case que Sc aSegura esta pendiente
ante Ia Corte Federal.
Manuel Mendoza Rosario (s) Is
lefio, es 81 denunciante y acusados Lui
Pereira, Santiago Mendez y Carlos
Ig.e las. El pnmeFO, SO asegura que
fu6 el que vendl6 la ginebra. en-
Fajardo, y los dos tiltimos due1o y
tripulantes del bote &Huevox que
Sc afirma la conaujo q San Juan.
El juicio preliminar ante la Cor
re Federal. inf6rmase que SO cele-
bro aver y a los referidos acu-
dos Sc les exigen 1000 dollars De
fianza q cada uno.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-07-15

--AnoChe se decfa qu 10 eI vApor
GPuertO RiCo1 habfS tornado CientO
CincO trabs adores con destinO Rl nue.
lie de esuiQ6n.
La juntA de defensa del Comercio
ha gugpendido auB gesiones permanen-
tea. En- la semNna entrante hAbr& una
reunion de comerCiantes donde ss daFa
cuenta de los trabaj9s veFifcRdOs p0r
aquellR iunta. ..-
-HSn CirCuVRdo hoy led inVitacioneg
para Las honrRa f6uebres que tendr6n
lugar ell lunes pr6ximO en- Il CatedraI.
por ell alma de don Jos6 P&laCios
EcheVarrfs.
-LoG ofisiales de Ia poIicfG ingular
O0ntin6sn uaado el escudo de Puerto
Rico que declare sustituido pOr el an
tigu0 dado por EspafIa, IR Ultima
aGamblea IegislatiVa.
-TodAS las CAsas de ciudadanOs
franCeses residenteS en- eSta capital
puSierOn 0yer ID bandera de 80 patria,
On C0nmem0raci6n de Ia tOma de la
BADtiIIa. .u'
---Adem6s de ID caIIe XIII de SAM
tuEos, saE6n AfrmRdas muy prontO lAB
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-07-15
Notqs y. noticids

dem6s GALES transvarsaIeS del indicado
bRrrio
Una bonita quiuta est6 Constru-
yendO en- In CRlle del Perque, SantuT.
ce. el sefior Siaca PacheCo.
-La gran bomba eEuIaIiRS del SER
vicio de incendiOs de la Ciudsd, sers
IIevRdR & una de las casRs de herrsria
de esta capital cara ser repsrada y
ComponerIe aIgunos desperfectoI.
La mayor psHte de IL caEga del
vapor ePhiladeIphiAS hs sido Nevada &
IOg mueIles de ID New York.
--Se asegura que 81 sefIoF Comisic-
nRd0 de obstruction ha pedid0 amplia.
ci6n de au iCsncia para estaF en- los
EStados Unidos.
Con mOtivo de ID inatAlaCi6n de 10
nueva psgaduria central, h2n sido su-
primidoa los p0gos por quinCenas que
Re haciSn en- aIgunSs ofiCinRs del gG-
biernO insulRF. SsrSn Los psgOB be-
Chsg DOR meses.
---Tambi6n lOB vecinos de Puerta de
Tierra tienen quejas del POGO cuidad0
que RlIf se tiene con q EeoOjid0 de bR-
RugRW.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-07-15
MatrimOnio
en- BarCGIOneta. |.
DesarrolIo de Ia RIGA graminea.--
Copioaa Iluvia.-Hace IA ta una
escueIa.
(Ds a1estro ooaresp Jnsoz.

Fl
Ja'io 14.-Se hs ceIebredo an n
igiesis c.16sica el 10 del actuaI al ms
tEimohio del estimado ven don j uan
Hsrnan3 y la beIIs sefI9rita R4mo.
M Ruiz
L91 c6nvuges Vinieron deBdeeI bA.
rriC de SGarFoChsIeaD con an gran
acom flamientO y ala & Las 1889 ce-
lebr6 una eapecie de bRnqueta en- 81
mism0 bRFFi0 On donde ae encontraban
IechoneS RGRd0s. CervizI, galIinRs en
arrfZ, pGv0s v dulces en- abundsncia.
Muchsg + fslicidsdes deseamos & q
gentil parejS que se hS iurRdo amor
Gin lfmites.
Hs llegldo & eSta IccaIidad u dig
tlngnida amiga sefiorR Paula R. de
FlOges acompa1Sda de So esposO 6
Don Carlos Mejias ests fabricsn-
do una bonita casa de altos ca uno de
los puntOs mas c6ntricoR del pobIado.
-AQuf sc he IamentRdO mucho eI
VII Asesinato del buen patriots ae1or.
Pesante.
-Hemos dido hacer grandes eIoQios
del doctor COrderO. m6dicO de como
Cimientos y de reputaCi6n que sediOe
Vendr&, & r9li ir este pobIado.
e-D1n CSndido Acevedo, preRtigio.,
so sefl9r de Manatf nos ha dispensod0
atenta vista y hemOs tratado aRuntos
impo't 't.ntes que se reIacionan con 81
prcgres0 de esta demSFCaci6n.
-Hemos YiSto en estR semana mas
de 40 Carrou de cRf1as procedentes del
b3rrio de Florida para ID Central PlR-
zueIa y Sc nos GseGufa que muChoG
terren0s de aqu9l barFio son exelentes
para ell desarrollo de tan RIGA gr&-
minea.
En- esta loCaIidsd es muy eBtimAdo eI
senior 3 Iturrino practicante que pro-
bAbIemente vendr6 & residir aqui.
-Muchos preparatiVos Ge hGcen pa
RI el bale del dis 16 y SO asegurh que
habr6 de quedar muy lucido.
Ell RlcSlde de ManAti tuvo Is COR
tesfS de haCernOs una vista Y aabemOs
que est6 animado de los meiores desaos
pOr dRrle el mayor impulse este i'm
portante p0blAd0.
-Pr0nto dRr6 principle 10 obra de
carpinterfa en- Ia jglesia Cat6lica de
Rquf.
Las dos ssstrerias de este pOblado
h2cen bsstante negoCio y ademSs nos
vlsitAn 304 sastres de Otras localidGdes
que t9mbi6n tienen muchog pRrro-
quianos. -..
-Hemos tenid0 una conferences con
ell Gefior Inspector de esCuelOs de Ma
natl 81 CuRl le hemos indicRd0 Ia con-
VenienCia de abrir pvonto una esCueIa
nocturnR, eStablecimient0 que cree el
inspector ser6 de gran utilidad.
-PropietGrios del barri0 de GGR-
rroChRIes0 nos aBeQuPan que Rlif debe
cre0Fse otra nueva esCuels pueg son
muChos los niffoB de squel bArrio, y
pienSan elevar una inatanCiR Il DepaT-
tamento de EduCHCi6n.
-Ha 1lovido bastanta en- esta iuriE.
diCci6n y los Campos preSentan an
panorama belIfSimo. IL
I'm CAmpesin0 de IL AItura nos
preguntAbR hsCe POGO <si el C6ligO no
sc le desplicAb8 s d geDte, y 81 Sc le
abfSn ffadiO eIetigios Y alticolos sobre
la ley cebiI y cleminar1.
-Hemos obssrvAdo que en- esta ID.
csIidad se COrtan frecuentemeDte n d.
Chog trabs jRdoFes en- les faenas sg'f.
COlas Rl extreme de presentarse 6 y 8
heridOB en- una semsns, unos con con-
tusiones y heridGs en- Ios pies y otros
con heridas de machete en- las mRnoq.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-07-15
de Ponce
y8TanGSRdO en- Ad-
jOntas.
PaTeG8 quD ssTd On h9eho 81 en-.
pT6stlt0 municipal,
Rusna administration.
de n0estro reporter gn Viq,e }

Julio 12.-Han llegado 4 esta po-
blaci5n muchas personals de Ponce
4 yeranear, entire elias las de Cha
vier. Belaval, Ortiz Anton, Sanchez
MontalvO y otras.
Hoy sali6 para Ponce ell secre-
tariO de este ayuntamiento senior
Montaflez, con obieto de sellaF los
nUevos ibros del registro civil,
2Asegdrase que es un hecho Ell
empr6stlto de este ayuntamiento
con el gobierno insular por la SUI
ma de ounce mil dollars para SOL
ventar la deuda fotante hasta ell
30ede Junio pr6ximo pasaao.
Sc esta procsdiendo' por- ell re-
matista de arreglo, limpieza y ARE
glo de plaza, q afrmaF las prime
ras y 4 embellecer las segundas.
-Ha fallecido en- estas localidad
81 joven don Enrique Vazquez de
20 amos de edad y obrerO muy es-
timado.
Sc nota animaci6n en- este pue-
bio cen motive de la buena admi-
nistEaci6n.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-07-15

La Sonora Def1a L. Lucchstti. Il Se-
1Otita Madeleine LuCchetti. cufIadR y
s0brina respectivamente del Sr. Don
MGte0 Lucchetti; sua sobrinos poIiti.
COS Don Hsrnand y Don Sosihenes
Behn, , demSs parientes del finado.
dan las mas expreSiVRs QraCiss & los
amigos y reIaCionados. & las autorida-
des, & Il prensR peri6dics y cuantag
personRs se han asociadO & eIlos en- Ell
gran d0l0r que experimentsn Dor ID
muerte del ST.. Don MAteo LuCchetti.
Para tod0s guardian una ihmensR
grAtitud.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-07-15

Sc agegurs que eI sefIor Rivero
Mendez, concejsl Feci6n .nOmbrado de 1
ayuntamiento de San juan. ser& desig-
nado para representa- & 6ste en- la
RSambGea de eaYuntRmientos,
-Serfs muy Conveniente que en- Ell
r,cinto de. la Ciudad hubiers a'guna
bombB 8 titles del servicio de incen.
di0D, pues todoa han sido puest0B ep eI
Parque de PuertR de TERRA.
-Esta mafiana lego ell vapor
Puerto Rico con cient0 onCe hom-
bres de- MaysRnez para descargaF
el Philadelphia y Ell Coamo, qua
arnbara en- la pr6xima semana.
Los inauditos esfuerzos de los
consignatarios Latimer y Conde.
auxilisdos poaerasamente de sus
dependie ntes y peones. llenaron to-
das las lanchas de Esquiaga y les
que fuerOn de Viuda de Cabrera.
Esto no obstante queda basts nte
carga en- el Philadelphia, siendo
insufieientes las lanchas para el
resto de la carga.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-07-15
Padeci6 Del catarrO Por Largo
Tien7nO.

Sta. Glare Case, Gale Novena No. us,
Washington, D. c., r. U. de A.:
''So recuerdo otro suceso en- mi vida
que me haya proporcionado mas dicha
y satisfaction que Ia eura que obtuve de
Ia effcaz Peruna, despu6s de haber
padecido de catarro por tanto tempo.
La tome segdn su direction y me euro
erfectamente." ."-Clara Case.
La Peruna EnfOn6 TOdO FL SiSfen1a.
Sta. Mary Bennett, Addison Avenue,
No. 1919, Chicago, ILL, E. U. de A,
escribe 10 siguiente:
"Hacen pocos meses contraje un
resfriado por haberme humedecido los
pies, y por mas que use varias medicinas
no me loIpude- Finalmente tome
La Peruna. En- una semana mejore, y
varias Sc manas despues habfa desapare-
cido ell resfriado por complete. Tambi6n
me fortaleci6 el sistema, V ahora me
eiento esplkndida. MARY Bennett
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-07-15
I'm hOmbT0 hOnTadO.

Senior EditoF.-Sirvase informaF 4 sus lee
torres que 81 me escriben confideneialments
les mandare por oorreo en- carta selladA el
plan que seguf y por ell cual obtuve el resta-
blecimiento permanente compacto de mi
salud vigor Varonil despuGs de a1Os de su-
n cturnas y parties dGblles atrofiadaa.
No es mi idea conseguir dinero de nadie;
fui robado y estafado por charlatanes, hAsta
psrder Ia fe del genero humane. pero. gracias
Dios, estov ahoFa bien vigoroso fuerte, y
con deseo de hacer conocer & todos este reme-
dio cierto de curarse.
No teniendo NADIA que vender nj que en-
ar g. A. D., no deseo dinero.
Direccion; e. Brant, Box Delray, Mich.,
EE UU.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-07-15
Las MedicOS La Habfan A bansonadO-
AhOra Esta COmpIefamente Bien.

Sta. Gertrude Linford, Vicepresi-
dente del Parkside Whist Club, Y Pro-
fesora de Whist, Gale Niagara No. 22l,
Buffalo, N. Y, E. U. de A. escribe la
carta siguiente:
"La Peruna efectivamente me ha
curado, despues que los m6dicos habfan
abandonado mi case.
~"Por largo tempo padecf de catarro
en- los ri1ones, debilidad Y dolor de
espalda, me adelgazaba rdpidamente, Sc
me hincharon los pies Y la cara, Y. tenfa
la pieI palida como Ia cera.
"Tome Ia Peruna por algdn tempo Y
estOy enteramente bien. Carezeo de
palabras conque elogiar los m6ritos de
la Peruna. ."-Gertrude Lindford.