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The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-22

Mir. Moran of Boston is trying to live up to the title of the William Trayers Jerome of Boston.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-22

Chicago has made it plain that chain of banks is no stronger than its weakest link.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-22

Jimmie Hyde should outrank even Boris in Paris. Grand Duke Boris wings are clipped.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-22

here is too much ginger in Chicago affairs at present. They should be re- duced to normal
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-22

The LaFollette pompadour will not appear in Washington until after the holiday recess.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-22

The Hartman jokes fell short be cause no diagram went with them.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-22

hOd0Ohe IedueTs NICK lJOnBWOili, Wilo did his courting on the water, succeeded in landing the Presidents daughter
 Guntersville Democrat: A colored sup plement would add materially to the Con- gressonaI Record and would insure it's be- ing opened before being destroyed.
 Mobile Herald: A Kansas City man in As rule the only chance a Kansas City man in New York has of saving in New York is in a dream.
 Collnsville Courier: Alabama's interest in immigration still increases. We want to see this good old state filled up with a thrifty people-farmers that know some thing of raising other crops than cotton.
 Huntsville Mercury: At last Birming- ham has raised the money, by private sub scription to put old Vulcan on his feet again. Good flor Birmingham. We knew she would finally do the right thing by the old man.
 Union Springs Herald John Sharpe Williams says that the people are tired of the republican party and afraid of tho democrats. That may be very true, but the republicans may yet create some fear amongst other things that they are bring ing about.
 Livingston Southern Home: Some of our exchanges are advising farmers against planting a large acreage in cotton next year. That is good advice, but is of a kind that fig rarely taken. The scarcity of labor will probably do more in regulat- ing the amount grown and harvested than | anything else.
 | Gadsden Journal: The finances of the country are in a good, healthy condition when three Chicago banks whose deposits aggregated some s90,oOoooo can suspend and cause scarcely a ripple of excitement. | Or is it merely more sane method Of mana ging such affairs?
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-22
About Persons.

David Baker of Philadelphia. an expert consulting metallurgical engineer. is at the Hillman. Mir Baker is in Birming- ham to examine industrial conditions in
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-22
COMMENTS ON MEN AND
 MATTERS OF THE WORLD

An Ohio mayor has threatened to use the fire wagons Christmas day 10 con- yey bibulous celebrants homeward en- tirely overlooking the fact that Christi mas is one time when the FIRE PEND" is busy.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-22

Guntersville Democrat: A colored sup plement would add materially to the Con- gressionaT Record and would insure it's be- ing opened before being destroyed.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-22
ALABAMA PRESS

did his courting on the water, succeeded in landing the Presidents daughter.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-22

Mobile Herald: A Kansas City man in New York saved $1S,000 through a dream. As a rule the only chance a Kansas City man in New York has of saving in New York is in a dream.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-22
AFTER CHRISTMAS.

The shortest days of all the year Are close at hand, b'gee! But we will wager that they wont Be half as short as we.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-22

Washington Bureau Age-Herald l4A d street, N. w.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-22

Entered at the Birmingham, Ala, post office as second-elass matter under act of Congress March 3, 1879.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-22

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The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-22

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The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-22

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The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-22

The number of train robberies and safe crackings reported just now proves that d great demand for Christmas money exists.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-22

l.. 1T. Russ. George D. Britain and F. n. Pickens are the only authorized tray cling representatives of The Age-Herald in it's circulation department.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-27
Los RESPONSABLES
Imaginarias responsibilities
des atribuidas al unionismo.
DECADENClA REPUBLICANA
Pronta deSaparici6n de un
partido sin principles.

Nuelve Ia prensa rspUblicana so
bre una question va suHcientemente
debatida, tratando de senalar como
responsaoles dc hechos que no con-
creta, 81 partido unionista.
Nal pueden nuestros adversarios
hablar &c responsibilities, cuando
precisamente es su partldo el 1nico
en- Puerto Rico que tiene contraidas
graves y muy graves responsibilities.
des morales por su polftica antipatri6.
tica.
Y vamos 4 demostrarlo.
Ell partido republicano no cum
pli6 nuuca su deber en- las alturas del
poder p1blico. Sus hombres, entire
gados de lleno q una pol1tica pura-
nente personalista, no pensaron mas
que en- desf0gar sus pasiOnes contra
todo 10 que sc oponfa a sus intentos,
real2aron la obra del fratricidio
mas espantosO que Sc cOnoce en- nues'
ira historic regional.
De ahi sos grandes responsabili-
dades.
Hoy ese partido Sc acerca & 50
fin. Su periodic de decadencia, empe.
z6 q iniciarse haee algun tempo. Cae-
r& al caho On la honda ruina q que
van sepultarse los partidos que nc
supieron alimentarse con la savia de
los principles, nj seguir la ruta de
luz de las ideas salvadoras.
Su historic es la misma de todos
los partidos que surgen en- el seno de
un pals, sin generosos prop6sitos, sir
los mobiles empe1os de los partidos Sc
rios y patri6ticos.
La colectividad republicana sir
poser la coniianza de la opinion pd
blica; divorciados los criterios de su.
hombres y chocando las opiniones
unas con otras, SO va acercando pa
SOS de gigantic d su total desaparici6n,
sin dejar tras 81, mas que el sombrio
rastro de aus grandes culpas, de sus
lesaciertos que son inhnitos.
Tai representa- hoy ante los hom-
bres penSadores del pals, un partldt
que jamas supo ponerse d la alturs
moral de los partidoS consagrado d
bizarras empresas,
GIadiatOre.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-27
NOT|C|AS De AREC|BO
Incencio aver tarde en- la ha-
Cienda "Las Claras"
SENSIBLE RENUNCiA
La banda de Ia Escuela In
dustrlal. --Pago de empleados.

La function de prueba que di6
anoche el magnidco Cinemat6grafo
Kaurt, dio un brillante resultado
demostr6 la bondad de cate aparato,
que es de los mejores que nos ha visi-
tado. Las fguras, debido su exec
ente lente, son do gran. .tamaflo y abar-
can todo ell perimetro del palco esc&
nico. LIE auguramos un buen resulta-
do. !. Dara varias funciones jueves, sa-
bado y domingo.
Eel sefior don Adrian Padillas,
presidente del Comite local de la Union
de Puerto Rico ha presentado la re-
nuncia de su cargo tundada en- mott
vos de salud. Els de lamentar que un
elemento tan prestigioso y de valer CO.
mo ell sei1or Padilla, cese en- Ia direc-
ci6n del partldo en- esta localidad.
--Ha fallecido Ia sonora do1a Do
leres Gil de Lamadrid, emparentsda
con una familia muy respectable tde es-
ia localidad,
En- 10 tarde del sabado ocurri6
un incendio sn la hacienda <Las Cla-
rass y debido la intensidad del vien-
I TO Sc quemaron q cuerdas de cana.
Ell viernes de esta semana da'
ran principle en- esta ciudad las con.
ferencias escolares, en- Ia escuela in.
| dustrial.
-Ha tornado possession de la escue.
10 del bsrrio de Garrochales el joven
don Federico Vizcarrondo.
--Esta noche dara por primera
vez en- nuestra plaza una retreta Ia
oanda de musies de la Escuels Indus
trial que dirige el professor senior Or.
nes.
En- la presente semans Sc orde.
| aara por ell Alcalde ell pago de los
haberns dc los empleados Y demas
Atenciones correspondence los me
Sos de Enero, Febrero y Marco del
| 4iercicio corriente.
C0RRESPOSNAL,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-27
ASeSinatO de CordOvGS Berries

Son muy contradictorias las noti.
cias que Sc tisnen acerca del crimen
de San Lorenzo.
La opinion pdblica no sabe & que
atenerse respecto de este hech0 que su.
mi6 en- la desesperaci6n a una dignisi
ma familiG, y nosctros que tenemos
yerdadoro inter6s en- que a luz Sc ha.
ga ' la impunidad no encubra los
asesinos de Cordoyts, nos propone
mos acumular datos y circunstapcias
para deseDmascarar 4 los que en- este
case 40 han 4bido complir con su de.
ber, estimulando, puede decirse, e
misterio que rodea 4 los que la con.
ciencia pdhlica seGala como yerdade-
ros sutores.
81 este horroroso crinao quedara
sin castigo seria la msyor yerg dsnza
para "a sociedad puertorriqueha que
yeia en- Cordoy6s la mas acabada per-
sonifcaci6n de Ia bondad Ia justi-
cia,
Esperamos Ell desarrullo de las
gestiones judiciales, para hablar muy
alto sobre este asuniO.
KOMACCR.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-27
AVISO Al PUBL|CO

En- poder del vecIno don Modest
Aponte, he depositado un caballo qrt
fu6 encontrado en- la fnca de los seHt-
res Roig Gay compaflia del poblado
de Juncos remitido esta Alcaldia
por dichos se7iores, cuyo caballo e.
del color Y seIIas siguientes; alazan'
guiana, un Gordon blsnco en- la frer.
TO, paso menudeo, como de doce ahc'
lie edad, una enredadura de soga en-
cervej6n de la pata izquierda traserl
mosqueado en- el mismo de la dere-
cga tracera, boquirrado, alguna'
manchas de mataduras ploiillo en- ei
espinaso, la sguja rec-ecida a conse-
cuencia de pasmo.
Lo gu. = hace Saber para en case
de que su dueho 40 10 solicite en- ei
ter e inc de un mes contando desde hoy
sc procedera q su remate el que Sc We.
rifcars el 20 de Abril entrante q las
dos de su tarde ante la Comisi6n de.
ramo.
San Lorenzo, Marco, % de l905
SEBASTIAN APONTE.
Alcslde Municipal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-27
MANIFESTO DEL CAR
Dice que Russia combate por
las naciones cristianaS.
UKaSE IMPERIAL


He aqui el tsxto del manifesto da-
DO por el Czar, con motive de los dis
turbios ocurridos
ePlago 4 la Proyidencia en- su de-
signios impenotrabies somater nuestra
patria 4 las penosas pruebas de una
sangrienta guerra en- el Extreme Orien-
te, donde esta empehado Ell honor de
Russia.
Interesa en- tan alto punt) nuestra
domination en- ell O36ano Pacidco, que
es una necesidad imperiosa asegurar
para los sIglos venideros la paz y la
prosperidad, 40 solamente en- nuestra
uaci6n, sino en- todas las cristianas,
10 que ha e&igido del pueblo ruso una
e1traordinaria tension de fuerzas y ha
haoho una cartidad de victimas Queri-
daa lie nuestro cor2l6a.
Mientras los gioriosos hjos de
1usia c6mb2ten con hrayura y p&trio-
tiSmo eXponen su vida pnr la fG, el
zar y Ia patria, han estaliado dis
turbios en- nuestra propia patria para
algeria de nuestros enemigos y para
noestro propio dolor.
Gracias las plegarias de la San
ia glesia Ortodoxa, la unidad bajo
Ia banderA de la potencia autocratica
lei G 81 de Busla ha triunfado va en-
muchas gnerras sobrepu6stose q
mnchas crisis, saliando siempre fuer-
te iudomable de esas dificiles prue.
bas,
Sea como sea, el des6rden interior
dc estos iltimos tiempos y la pertur.
baci6n de los espfritls que la favo
reci5o la extension de la sedci6a Y
de les disturbios, nos obligan a re
cordar 4 les aotoridades guberna
mentales y todas las demas su deber
v 81 jura4nosto.
El car las invita- 4 redoblar la
yiglancIa para salyaguardia de la
ley Ell orden y la seguridad.
t1aoep inspirarse eu Ia frme con,
vicci6n de Que aon responsables de la
administractda, moralmente, respecto
de Ia patria.
Cegados por el orgullo y anlma.
dos de maIas intenciones, los efes del
Manifesto reyolucionario urden afro
ces maquinaciones contra la Santa
lgIesia Ortodoxa y contra las leyes,
que son los pilares del edifcio del Es
tado ruso,
Piensan que destruyendo los lazos
naturales cue nos unen al pasado, po-
dram arruinar el orden eNistente, reem.
p}aaGudolo por una nueVa administra.
ci6n, cuyas bases recha1a la tradici6n
dc nuestro pais.9
reripioa dciendo que solo el apa
ionamiento de los espirtus podra no
permitirle aumentar ell benestar del
pueblo y la mejora de las institucio.
nes de gobierno
ri documento acaba asi'
e,Dlos De al gobierno la verdad
al pueblo Ia pal, las leyes la fuerza
| y la Il Ia prosperidad, para la con
solidaci6n del poder autocratco, ep
bien de los queridos sdbditos. ,
| E itos imperial ea complemerta
rio de una orden por La cual Sc per
/ nItil& 4 todos los deles s6bditos del
car que den a conocer sus opiniones
para ell amen del soberanc
Sc eHpFesa Ell deseo de que as
| spiuione5 dc perticuIares y coectIyl
dadas sobre as cuestlones que alsctar
/ Ia IS 'eGcidn de Q aam.aistrasi5r
! del stado y las neloras y pruspe
ridades del pueblo sean sometidss a
Comita de ministries, presidido por q
ear,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-27

hllogra'la puertorriqucla, hgura este.
euyo autor e, mi vieio amigo com
pa1ero don Mariana Abril.
rcngo que hacer abstraction del
cari6o personal que lie proteso, para
ocuparmo de la individualidad litera-
ria del e,critor; y al ocuparme de 6sta.
tengo Cue juhgarle como escritor poll
tieo
,Oh no aiempre Sc siente eI dulce
placer del trabajo intellectual, al tener
gue parhlal eI calTictcr Y la vida de un
bombrc. porqur veces, hay que con
yertir la pIuma en garlic y el pensa-
miento en- piqueta, En el case presen-
e. siento csc &dulce placero, pues Sc
trata de uno de los mas gallardos pa
ladiue, de nuestfo pequeno mundo H.
terario, tan pequeno como brillante en-
Pompa gentileza,
Mi palabra tenga en- esta OCCASION
la Iuerza de la justicia y los rasgos de
la verdaJ Nadie que conozca la his
toria de luchas de este pueblo en- Lax
cuaIes Abrll yo eStuyimOs frente 4
rente, perSiguiendo distintas modal
dadea politicss bajo ell palio azul de
IN miSmO ideal, Sc atreveria Il dudar
de mi justicia. Para honrar 4 eSta
2an yirtud human1, todos los escrito-
~, dcbemo- coaligarnos: es asi como
dando el ejemplo de la concordia de
la yerdad, Sc modelard la patria del
poryenir. Deber es formarla con0cien.
do i los patricios sigWendo sus edi.
dcantes ejenplos.
Abril g. el escritor menos amado
por la bohemia literaria, porque esa
&bohemia2 no eonoee su coraz0n, d6bil
d todo 10 noble. Sc lie ha visto Dor
fuera y hay que penetrar en- su alma V
ALI lecr sus geuerosos sentimientos.
7 como deseo que Sc lie cono2ca tai
N3dl ~ HN "ti'No d UcClf ulgO mas
de su ontidad moral. que de su mismo
Iibeo.
Mucho- amos mace que A6rii escri-
be, Su labor periodistica e, larga y
penosa. Todos los revcsos del com.
bate le molrstmon y todas las hechas
del odjo pasagero de la poitica, ella
varon en- ,u petho. La ciudad de Pom
&c. crisoI del inteiectualismo, por don
de han pasado la ciencia la libertad
rIamando contra el oocurantismo el
centraliemo lc VIC llegar IN dia con
81 pluma eu la diestra y fu6 alli don
de 50 yerdadero trabajo rolandesco
empez0 Ia DENOCRACIA fu6 su pa
lestra en- aquel peri0dito, que Sc edi-
ia ahora en- san Juan, su galana plu-
ma traz0 hermoai>imas cr0nicas. que
tenian el vivo tinte de su temperamento
| artispjco. ,uego. como director del inn
portante diario, probe su~ aptitudes
de escritor. perseverance, tirme en- sus
convicciones, deointere>ado en- su la
bor dando su pueblo el ejemplo de
inrorruptible vida de combatjente
l,ot.o, u a,t,11o ,,.,, ,;,,.,.., ] !,
4 ,,,nrd.aS.n.aeiona> de,,.r3ni,a
Y no es este mi objeto. RaStc 10, que
no i, conocon .abor oua hIt nrocnla.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-27
Anuncio
Alcslde Municipal.

Ell que suscribe, ofrece mulas do
madaS 8 ind6mitss. El que interese
comprar algunas puede dirigIrse {
esta VlllG,-ALFREDo AMY.
CoNmo Julio 81, 1908
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-27

san Juan, NJ arlO "a de !
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-27

dPor que os estais ala vsliendo
lei pr mitivo sistema de abastccimiep.
to de aqua yendo buscar ell aqua al
rio en- un caro- de bueyes? SQle un
acueducto cuesta mucho dinero? ;Ou6
uecesidad hay de acueducto, cuando
oor POGO dinero pod6is tener un mag
nfdco sbasteclmiento de aqua?
Ell ariete hIdraulico eRife, es el
aparato ideal para el abastecimIepto
de poblaciones, hsolendas, casas de
campo, etc, Es much0 mas yentaioso
que el moliuo de vlento. Colocaudose
dno de ellos & distancia conveniente
de un rio, arroyo Q manantial, dos &
mas pies bajo el nivel de la toua, Sc
tlene el aqua que Sc 9uiere, sin mas
gasto que el lnicial de installation Y
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-02-05
Band Concert Today.

The Hawaiian Government band will
give a concert this afternoon at
Makee Island, Waikiki, at o'clock.
The program will be as follows:
PART I.
1.-THE Old Hundred"
Overture-'Don Giovanni mozart
"Priests War March from Athalie"-
...... ...-.--.. heiitiSLSoOIAi1
PoIonaise-''Au in Mask" ....--.Faust
Grand SeIection-''Lucia" ....Donizetti
PART II.
yocal-"II Trovatore" ...........-.N erdl
Mrs n. Alapai and Mr.. J. s. Ellis
Belle of Bohemia
......- BiZet
Overture-''Zampa" ......------ Herold
THE Star SpangIed Banner.
Mrs Nimble: oh, you're making
fancy works presents for Christmas,
aren't you?
Miss KimbaIl: Mercy. no. Nobody
wants these foolish things! I'm just
making them for the charity bazaar
Detroit Free Press.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-02-05
FIGHT ENDS IN DRAW

The boxing which place
between Geo Modn ended
draw
the
something
school believes
of
eighth round Mod Mac the hard Nc
Fdden
wit Ia straight eft fusho din'
The
that the soldier should had of style
In the Vie lad of surprised the spectators by
clean mill
Young Nelson o sndsf
most This perhaps the best fight of the
full of n
MOh
the
Toni, O fell
AS whole satisfied
the
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-02-05
Clean Boxing.

A leading sporting paper says: Dur
ing the days of unending fake battles
in the prize ring the followers of the
sport looked with genuine pleasure on
the meeting between Young Corbett
and Battling Nelson at San Francisco.
For once here was a fight in which
both participants put up their most
capa bic battle and no one even breath
ed the word fake in discussing it.
THE battle between Britt and Mel
son on December 20 again emphasized
the fact that the little fellows partici-
pate in fewer questionable bouts than
the middle and heavyweights. Although
Nelson was Outpointed by his older
rival the fact that this was his second
hard battle in three weeks time was
evidence enough that he is destined to
be one of the most dangerous fighters
in the lightweight class"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-02-05
2..IOLANlS
DO PUNS. i

III a close and exciting game of foot
ball, which kept the small crowd of
spectators on their feet from the sound
of the whistle to the end of the game.
the IoIanis got revenge on the Puma
hous and defeated them by a score of
two goals 20 one 1t was d pretty
game from start to finish and those
who took the trouble to ride to the
baseball park We're we'll repaid.
The Punahous kicked off at 4 o'clock
and at 4:10 j. Cattoh shot the first goal
for the Puns- Score 10. In the second
half Woo and Campbell scored for the
1olarls. and when D. w. Anderson, the
official referee called time the score
stood Iulanis =, Punahou l.
Following was the line up:
Punahou-GOal. A. A. Cation: backs,
A. Judd, w. H. Soper; halves, L.
Blac kn1an, J. Clark, r. McCorristcn;
forwards, G. Waterhouse, L. Melville,
r. Cation, J. H. Cation.
Iolanis = Goal, Kellett; backs, E.
Desha, j. kellett; halves, P. Gleason,
J. Anderson, c. Anderson; forwards.
f. Fernandez, Woo, Campbell, George
Desha Kahaku.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-02-05
No MALARIA IN
THIS TERRIT TORY

There was very good attendance al
the meeting of the Hawaiian Medical
Association, held at the Board of
Health rooms last night for general
business and discussion of the question
whether or not malariaI fever is found.
originally in Hawaii.
The sense of the meeting was over
whelmingly against the affirmative of
the question just stated. DR.. A. n.
Sinclair led the discussion by reading
a paper with the title: 'Fevers in Ha-
wall and Their Relation to MalariaI
Fever" Its gist is found in the fol-
lowing sentences near the conclusion:
In spite of repeated efforts L have
never found an anopheles mosquito in
Honolulu, and never saw anyone able
TO produce one.
Until see the anopheIes mosquito I
will be skeptical of cases of malaria
found in Hawaii, and until I see a case
in which the plasmodium is demonstra-
bic L Will be unconvinced.'
The plasmodium, it may be stated,
is something in the blood always found
Doctors Herbert Golfer, Waterhouse,
Cooper, Judd, Faria and Rhodes par
ticipated i'll discussion of the paper
DR.. Golfer made an interesting state
ment, in reply to a question as to what
Uncle Sam might do by intimating the
probability of Investigations into mat
tiers of health here by a commission
of public health consisting of three
members representing the Territory, |
the officer in charge of the Marine Hos |
pital Service and an engineer of the |
Army.
Prof. D. L. Van Dine, of the U. S, |
Experiment Station, read |
a paper on "Malarial Mosquitoes of |
the Genus Anopheles." He and Dr. |
Sinclair received the voted thanks of !
the meeting.
The legislative committee was re-
minded that the time was short to pre-
pare matter required to be submitted
to the Legislature.
1t was 1915 before the meeting adj
iourned, having assembled at s o'clock.
DIR. Mcdonald presided and others
present were Prof Van Dine, Doctors
Walters secretary, Cooper, Herbert,
Cofer Wayson. Sinclair, Hodgins,
Rogers, Judd Waterhouse, Pratt, Saw
yer, Baldwin, Camp, Faria, and
Rhodes
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-02-05
OF THE MULTITUDES

who have used it, or are now u.s.
ing it, we have never heard or
any one who has been disappoint-
ed in it. No claims are made for
it except those which are amply
justified by experience. In com
mending it TO the afflicted we
simply point to its record. 1t
has done great things, and it is
certain to continue the excellent
work. There is-we may hon.
estly affirm-no medicine which
can be used with greater and
more reasonable faith and conf
dence. 1t nourishes and keeps up
the strength during those periods
when the appetite fails and food
cannot be digested. To guard
against limitations this trade
mark" is put on every bottle of