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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-01
0TRAS NOT|c|AS
La opinion Nacional".- En-
Yucatan. = Remates de
veintisiete fiaoas.
JUNTA CENTRAL UNIONIsTA
81 Fiscal de Guayama. Ell
fotografo Catinchi. Los
que Sc van.

Nos hs visitado ell diarlo cubano
eLa o pini6n Nacional,, de la Habana,
importante perl6dico, bien escrito
de nutrida Information. Es su direc.
tor B c. vivanco y jefe de redacci6n
M. Marquez Stsleng.
LA DEMoCRACIA correspon 1era &
la vista del distinguido colega.
--Esta tarde las cuatro Sc reunirk
la Junta Central de Ia U ai6n de Puer.
to Rico para DIR las imprssiones de
nuestro repre,entante NV ashington,
don Tu'io Larrfnaga.e'
En- San German contrajo matri.
monio un pastor protestante, don To-
mis- Vidal Martinez, con la se1orita
Angelina Pab5n.
-Varios puertorriquefI )s de los
que EN- graron q Yucatan han escrito
c artas q sus familiares en- esta isla,
c Jmunic cindoles pormenorss sobre su
triste sitaaci6n. Ell china es malsano,
el trabajo excessive, la alimentaci6n
defciente y los i3rnales no dan para
los gastos.
Ell dia 90 del mes en- curse y los
dfas siguientes, Sc sacaran q puolica
subasta en- Mayaguez, veintisiete fin.
cas-; de elias, doce rdsticas y ounce
urbanas.
-Pronto saldra para Cuba con
obieto de estf1iar allf una carrera
universitarla, nuestro joven compaffsrJ
don Rafael Cuevas Zelueira, redac.or
del <Heraldo Espahol.s
En- busca de trabajo embarcara
ell 2S del corriente Septiembre hacia Ia
republica cubana ell conocido propa
gandista obrero senior Jose Storer.
-Dfcese con mucha !nsiste ncia que
ell Attorney General ha pedido la re.
nuncia de su cargo al Fiscal de Qua
yama senior Nadal Santa Coloma.
Sc encuentra en- San Juan el
acre1itado fot6grafo don Antonio Ca
itinchi, residente en- Ponce.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-01
Ia S|TUAC|ON De CUBA

Ell mInistro de Cuba en- Washing
ton, sefior Q lesada, ha hecho declara-
clones explfcitas sobre 10 situaci6n
del pats qua represents. Segda 81, Ia
prosperidai de Cuba es tas grande,
que asta los mas op.imlstas Sc sor-
prenden ants los resultados que pre-
sentan las dltimas essadistcas.
mo hay secci6n del pals que no
hsya ex oerimentado un gran fnpstu
comerclal industrial, y o. auio de via
jeros y gentes que van emplear Ca
pitales tomb proporoiones, al extreme
de no haber slhsiente acomodo en- los
hoteles. De estos Sc con itrdiran va
rios para 81 pr6ximo invierno.
Con la continuation de las exec
lentes condicloues higi6nicas actu ales,
aumento de production y de capitaIes
invertidos, es de esperar qua la rique
"a de la isla dupliqu4 en- pocos amos. y
Eutre los datos ofciales publica-
dos por ell sen ,r Q Qlesada, fguran
estos:
Los ingresos durspteel afi1 eco-
n6mlco de 190i-l905, tarmiuado en- 80
de Jucic, asceudieron & s6l 75l ,c92. 72,
De este total, la.uma de S25 34t 322 &C
p coedi6 de rentss ordira-ias Ia
de S3l 81, 1886 3d. Gel empire ito de
s35 900, coo y Ia de 81 l2a ,436 SO, de ie.
cursos espec' allen, Las sdUsnas rir.
die-on S23.l68,Si5, exc9d endo en-
81 8iS 942 al aho anterior; aumenio de.
bido en- gran part { ma or m ,vlmien.
t) comercia'
La ex oortacl6n NOR to & la suma 6e
Sl0l 0c0, 0O) II y la impC rtsci6n & la
de $95 0l5,o)O, 10 cual deduciendo 81
m1ntsnte del em pr6,titn, dejs un sal
do de cssi $40. zoo, 900 d favor del pals
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e. decir, dos obras de un estilo lite
rario tan psrfscto, que para compren-
derlas SO necasita poser muy bien ell
frances. Sustiluir la grsmatica por
esas obras resulta ua humorism1o ver-
daderament< scion.
Esto ha causado, como es natural,
una efervssercia muy grande entire los
profesores franceses,y uu diputado ca
| n adiense, de orfgen frances, Mr.. Bau-
rassa, convcc6 a un meeting en- la sa-
| 10 del Monumento nacional, en- Mon
treal, para def.nier al idioma frances,
al que asistieron mss de tres mil per
sonss, p p.niendose por condici6a que
en- 10 ssla, dorante la reunion, nadie
hablase otro idioms qua el frances.
Ant to este particular, no solo por
que revela un estado de ag!taci6n en-
Canada que puede trasr acrias coas.-
cuer cias, sino para que mis- compatrio'
triotas vesn que ESQ del idioma no es
cosa baladf, = que al defender nosotros
nueitra lepgua castellana, que afortu-
mad amepts no ha sido desterr ada de
nue. stras escuelas, no realizamos min.
ydn acto de hostilidad hacia los Esta
dos Unidos, sino que camplimos un de
Der como 10 cumplen los franceses en- O.
Canada y los polacos en- Polonia. Y
prueba de que el idioma constituye el
alma y Ia tradici6u de un pleblo, es
que todas las razas invasoras 10 pri-
nero que tratan de dessruir es la len
qua de les pueblos subyugados.
| Mariana AbrlI.
] New York, Agosto de 1906
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-01
DOS cOMPATR|OTAS
Triunfos del orador Cuevas
Zequeira y del pianista
Gonzalo NlheZ.
EN- la HABkNA
EN- LA HABkNA
Honrosas menciones: juicios
y aplausos de Ia prensa
periodical.

Entire los muchos puertorriquef1os
que est in en- Cuba gozando de simpa-
tias y de una posici6n s6lida, hay dos
en- la Habana cuyos nombres son fre
cuentemente citsdos por los peri6di.
cas- de aquella ciudad, entire ecos de
APPLAUSE y alabama.
Uno de ellos es el tribune Sergio
Cuevas Zequeira, queridisimo amigo
nuestrO.
Otro, ell pianista Gonzalo Ndf1ez.
Cuevas Zsqueira figura en- el par
lido liberal nacional; ha tornado par
To en- alg AMOS mitins de propaganda
politica, y su elocuente palabra es es-
cuchada con eetusiasmo.
Gonzalo Nd1ez Sc ha mostrado al
publico en- algunos conciert IS celebra
dos en- el teatro Martf, ha,iendo &c
aplaudir ardientem ante por su pode
roia tecnica y depurado gusto artfs
tico.
Placennos sobremanera esos triun
fos de compatriotas nuestros.
Gonzalo N1fIez y Clevas Zequeirs
tienen que agitarse y brillar fuera de
Puerto Rico, porque su TERRA nativs
| no les ofrece campo propio donde pue
dan lucir sus sptitudes.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-01
(o|egio San Pablo de !diomlS y (omudO'
Por los Herman@ de las Ecueas CbUanas
Sc abrra Is de Sepembre de 1905 en- e edi6co del co.
legio Semlnario calle del Santo Crsto adyacente al
Paacio Episcopal.-San Juan de Puerto-Rico

FL Colegio esta bajo el patrocinio
del Reverendislmo Seflor OJspo de
Puerto Rico.
Sc adniten alumnos internos, ma
dios lnternos y externos.
La ems Il snza en- esta Colegio com.
prenie grup,s; ~ LII e1sehanza pa
ra parvulos % La ensedanz priua
ria. 80 Ia ensenanza com rcial supe-
rior.
El Colegio do Iliomas y Comercio
q semejanza de los nun.rosos Centcos
de esta fnlole que dicho In,tjtuto di-
rige ca Eur lpa, en- las Rspd5licas de
la America del Slry particularmants
en- los Estados Unidos con e nombre
de eChrissian Brotherso, ejsrciendo
con sus veinte mil Hsrmanos esparci
Para informes, sollclten
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-01
New York, Agosto de 1905.

Ls recaudac!6n total de rentas ascen-
di6 & $29. .258 500, excediendo en la can.
tidad do S6. 73s, 1888 & la del sfio ante
rior.
En- resdme1, despues de sscar par.
tidss, sumsr y restar cifras, en- 10 de
Julio ditimo venfa q quedar en- GAIA
un sobrante de $22 1000, parte del
cual &c emp'earia en- obras pdblicas y
parte en- saldar con 81 tj5'clto. 81 al
ejercito no se le pagaba con pront't I'd,
los ahonsre. de lossoldad % pasafian
mane de usureros, mientras que sal
dando cuanto antss, ell dinsro queda.
ia en- Ia isle, SO esparciria y caeria
como benefcs l)uvia por todos los
rincones,.
Puerto. Rico y Cuba tienen el mis-
mo orlgen-agrega gamos nosotros; la
m'sma formation etnica; la misma
tradicl6n economics y polftica; un
suelo igua'ments fecundo y unas Co.'S
tumbres igualmsnte modelsdas en- la
9 lltnra latina
Cuba pudo ser y es librt; Puerto.
Rico no pudo SCI 10 y no 10 es, porque
no estd preparado. En Cuba SO vive
Sc prtspera bal ell gobierno proplo:
en- Puerto K CO Sc agopiza Sc deses-
pera, baio e gobierro sx5tico.
Al I hay riQufza pre- sparid4d; los
cubapos estan satisfee ho,; aqui tene.
mos pobr 70, esclavltud; los puerto.
riquefios.,.... va Sc sabe como estsn.
Ell par8ng6n no favorece much0 los
coloniEsdoles del norts.
81 Puerto Rico ie gobernara solo,
es probable que Sc ecc ontrarfa, en re-
laci6n de superdcie y recursos, la
altura de Cuba.
Y Sc erc lentra q la slturs -, del
Dahomey.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-01

Ell Canada sc encueutra en- plena
sgitaci6n polftica.
An. como sabs todo el mundc,
hay varios Estados de orfgen frances,
que conservsn sus tradiciones y su
idioma. Trata.e ahora de estab!ecer
en- Ia parte CASTE, que es la parte fran.
cesa, dos nuevos Es!ados, con gobier-
no auton6mico, pa-lamento, ministries
y constitution fundamental. A esto
SO oponen los igleses.
E1 el Canada, desde hace amos
vlene librandose una verdadera lucha
entire Ia pro sincia francesa de Q 'ebec
y las otras provincias que son de len
qua ingless. Trstan estas de anular
la lepgua francesa, y al efecto el pri.
mer ministro Mr., Laurler acaba de
presantar una ley por Ia cual Sc orde-
ma que no so podra easehar la lepgua
francesa en- las escuelas, sino de tres
& custro horas, y estas durante el ITEM
po de recreo, que es como suprimirla
por complete Los nlfos francesss,
que quieran aprender la lengua de sus
su padres, teadran que renunciar en-
las escuelas q las horas de recreo, &
81 quieren descsnsa ar en- sus estudlCs re.
nunciar & aprender frances. La misms
ley ordena qle todos los libros desti.
nados & las escuelss debsrao ser apro,
bados sntes por las autoridades In.
glesas, quisnes daran una lista de loa
que debsn usarse y como una broms
ir6nica, han designsdo para Ia ense
nauza rldimentara del frances Ia
sGraciel'a, de Lamartine y las .Pala
bras de un crsyentes de L1meunais
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calenta-a con aus pr tsntes rsyos los
ptquth )s , a los de5llss, incliaudoles
{ convertlrss, rsunidos. en- una gran
trerza comdo, con los E,tados Unidos
por eie y por bass de esa fuerEs.
Tai es Ia msgna obrs que debe
realizar ell presidents Roosevelt.
HscIendols eleva-fa su pombre &
la altura del de Lincoln.
La rsz6n es sencllla.
Lincoln no consintl6 que hubiese
esclayos negroI baio Ia ban1era de
Estados Unidos.
Bsjo ssa mismA b2ndera tsmpoco
debe permitlr Roosevelt que exlstsn
eiclAvos blaucos.
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dos en- ell mlndo su acci6n educaiora
8 social en- 400 mil nifos, j6venes
adultos. 4
Ell Colegio de Idiomas y Comercio,
baio la advocaci6n de San Juan Baus
tista de la Sale, Sc propone dar q Id
juventud una s6lida instruction mer-
cantil, cimebtando sus estudios en- la
Relig On base de t3da verdadera cul.
tura moral y centf6ca; y, mas de
las asignaturas de la CABRERA SUPE,
RIOR DE CoMERCGo, ate deri de un
molo pracilco al conoci niento ma
nsjo de las leuguas extranjeras sobre
tolo el ingles, el f'a1ces y ell alemia
de que dificilmente pueden prescindir
en- la epoca actual los que elijan lasj
carrreras comerciales, industriales
agrfcolas.
lei Director el prospecto.
n Edunrdn G n D.
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PRISON EN- L0NORES

E' concciio f1anciero Hugh w att,
Fue en- On tempo mlembro de Ia
Cam ara de les CO lres.
Acdsasele d. haber prccurado OBJ
,er er la CT mpllcidad de IN sdettctives
para ase .inar q su primera muier.
Esta notic'a h9 sido sensacionsl
para ell blen pueblo ing'es.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-01
SOBRE Ia PRESA

Aunque ell afamado srtlsia La
Presa representa- 81 solo obras de gran
apsrato, le acompafan doce ayudantes
que colaboran tras bastidores q sus
grandes exitos.
La Presa es tanbien un notable
afcionado al BdSSe- Ball, y con sus
syudantes forma un team que ha medi
dido sus armas con varios de Ponce
San German y Mayagnez.
Hoy deben quedar ultlmadas las
condolences en- que ocupara el genial
arti,ta ell Salon del Parque.
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0TRA vEZ MARRUEC0S

FL Sul,an ha rehu sado acceder &
las dsmandas del Minis stro Pienipon-
tenciario frances, refsrentes al pago
de una indemnizaci6n para Ia excar-
celaci6u de Gharb, Jefe de las colo
Mas argslinas, que fue arrestado &
causa de ciertas p2ndencias que tuvo
en- la locaiidai.
Ell Sultan sostiene que perteneoe q
Marruecos Ia Jurisdiction sobre todos
los colonos argelinos.
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Revocation de podef

Con fecha p del corrien Q he revo-
cado, ante ell Notario don Osvaldo
Alfonso, ell poder general que tenfa
conferido q mi hijo don Manuel Rivera
y Ramos, con fecha de hoy he otor-
gado poder de igual claso, ante el mis-
mo notario, q favor de don Pascasio
Serrano Colon.
Lo que hago p1blico para conoci-
miento de aquellos q quienes pueda
interesar.
Utuado, P. R., p de Ago.to 1905.
CalixtO Rivera y Rivera.
ISL s.
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Americanlzing the Orient.

Beyond the American accessions,
Siberia is recognized and sought as a
country whose growth a EARLY
parallel that of western America and
which, therefore, cannot help affording
commercial chances, hn'h large and
small. VI course its most immediate
pro poets are in connections with its
aorlcul ure, and IN this respeet 1t is
not necessary that, in order 10 give the
country value as u place Tor trade
exploitation, the optimistic prophecies
of its ability TO supply the world with
wheat IN competition with America
and Argentine should be fulfilled
Travellers know that it Il supplies
northern China slime 1t develops 6
market which will keep It's farmers
busy, create a demand for agriculture
impl 'ments, AID lead to tho building
nm Of towns and ci',ps Ort of th'
latter vii ARISE the lnnnl.e lumber o
modern necessities associated will
town and city building. The man.
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The Artistic Type.

To the layman it lie upheld that the
artistic soul does not care for money
or fame; and when the Iayman
discovers that this is not true he
murmurs something about hypocrisy.
But it is not that the artistic soul
enjoys money and fame less, so long as
their novelty endure, but that 1T
enjoys its " natural expansion more.
Fame is evanescent aud hollow money,
like all material things, is less
enjoyed in the possession than in the
getting. The only true test of au
artistic achievement is its enduring
delight for the observer and the
supreme satisfaction experienced by
the aehiever. II is this Satisfaction
that makes him choose and keep "a
his career. 1t is not a virtue in him.
1t Is merely the proof OF his type.
Chester Bailey Fernaid IN Sunss'
Magazine for September.
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health Of the organs peculiarly feminine.
By preserving the health OF these or
Qsns, and relieving the system from the
facilitating drains, ulcers and lniamma-
tions which sap its health, "Favorlte
Prescription paves the way for this
natural change TO come in Natures way,
without the loss of capacity to please
Others or personal inability to enjoy life.
sYour 'Favorite Prescription brought me
safely through that difficult period. called
change OF life.'p writes Mrs. Mary Ensmln-
ger. OF 34 Il. Ankeny st., Portland. Oregon.
aThis change made . very unpleasant us
turbance through my entire system, had
hot and cold flashes, sick headaches, became
excited, Illustrated, nervous and ifrltaole.
NY appetite was htful and for days was
unable to eat a fair meal. Ny aunt recon-
mended me to try Dr.. Pierce's Favorlte Pre-
scriDtion and 1t made a great change LOT the
better. within two weeks tine unpleasant
feelings had disappeared. have a nusDana
and eight children SO have the care OF q large
family mt was able to attend to my house
mold duties without any difficulty and passed
the period without any mope trouble, / can
recommend your 'Favoritc Prescription as
a grand medicine for women
You may be willing that somebody else
shall say that their baby is1just as good
as yours, but You don't want that baby
substituted for yours. Let dealers say
what they like about other medicines
being siust as gOodr but don't let them
substitute anything for UFavorite Pre-
ssription.P 1t Is absolutely uneQuaied.
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or the man whom be calls "the
Montana Midas" MIR. Lawson writes
as follows IN the October instalment of
his .sFrenzied Finance in Everybody's;
"About the time Heipze discovered
himself close-pressed il his race itr
supremacy in Montana politics, the
returns from the United Verde mine
one OF the richest copper producers in
the world, began to net William A.
Clark an annual revenue Of ten
millions OF dollars. When 3 man
finds himself possessed Of that much
money it behooves him to decide on
some fitting way to stamp his identity
on the page of the worlds history
then open. SO much gold as this
income represents unlocks all the
worlds possibilities. With it a mar
can alleviate the poverty Of q nation
and by noble benefactionS lease bis
name of the ages, or he a achieve a
trumpery notority by grotesque
proiusion and, like Coal OH johnny,
becomes the symbol Of prodieality.
The lessons Of early thrift had sunk
too deep into the chill soul of this
Montana Midas to permit the latter,
while in the austere joys OF philanthropy
he discerned neither qualification fol
his senses nor the satisfaction of s
passion for prominence which had
begun to burn within bis breast
Without the physique, mentality. O.
experience to guide his footsteps
William A. Clark set out in
w%oodchuck way to express himsel
along three lines-pleasure, power an
4 notority. To absorb the first, h
determined to 'astronomize' women t
. back into society. To secure th
second, he would butt into tn
: System and break into the Unite
States Senate and to corral the thirC
be wouli build, on Fifth Avenue, Ne
York, the biggest, bulliest and brassiei
of all American castles"
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All That Saves England.

X. G Times:
An Englishman who arrived from
England yesterday to take up his
residence in Oklahoma said:
II solemnly believe that there
would be a revolution Of a very terrible
character In England tomorrow were
if not for the absolutely colossal
charities existing there. The amount
bequeathed annually for the main.
tenance of existing charities and the
foundation of new ones is beyond
belief. There will be at least $4,000
unemployed men ia London alone this
wlnter-men willing to work and
unable to get it-and but for the vast
charities OF the rich nothing could STOP
o most bloody revolution.
"The unbridled rage of a quiet.
stolld people like the English, would
be terrible. And l am respondent
The charities are vast, but thu
encroachment of the poverty line i
steady. And the idle rich seem
impotent. And side by side with .thei
vast charities are their almost vasteI
extravagsnces. l have seen luxuriou
New YORK, but it Is not comparable t
London"
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Sour


No appetite, loss Of strength, nervous
ness, headache, constipation, bad breath,
general debility, sour nslngs. and cstarrh
Of tho stomach are all due to indigestion.
Kodol cures Indigestion. This new discov-
cry represents the natural juices Of dlges-
zion as they exist In a healthy stomach,
combined with the greatest known tonic
and reconstructive properties. Kodol Dys-
pepsla Cure does not only cure Indigestion
and dyspepsia, but this famous remedy
cures all stomach troubles by cleansing,
purifying, jsweeienlng and strengthening
The mucous membranes lining the stomach.
vi. S. s. Ball. q Ravsnswood. W, Va, suys:-
Was troubled with sour iomac fer twenty ycafa,
kodol cured ma and We ars now using Il n tnilk
sor baby"
Kodol Digests What You Eat
BoHes only. sl.oo Size holding 2N times the trial
size, which sells for so cents.
praparod ~ {. Q. peWlTT 8 co.. CHICAGO.
Sold by Grenshaw & Young
DRUGGISTS
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years which may elapse before Siberia,
or ever Russia, can furnish these
necessities to the same advantage that
the American and European industrial
institutions can furnish them lie open
before the active man Of trade from
other countries, and particularly from
America, as his years of profit,
American hardware, iron and house
hold goods already penetrate as faI
inland as Irkutsk. Arthur 1. Street in
Sunset Magazine for September.
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NEGLECTED COLDS.

Every part OF the mucous membrane
the nose, throat, ear, head and lungs,
etc., are subjected to disease and
blight from neglected colds. Billiards.
Horehoand Syrup is a pleasant and
effective remedy.
W. A. Kendrick, Valley Mills, Tex.
writes: 1 have used Billiards. Hore-
hound Syrup for coughs and throat
troubles; it IS a pleasant and most
effective remby." Sold by CrenshaW
& Young. 9-2m1
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ALWAYS SUCCESSFUL.

When indigestion becomes chronic it
is dangerous. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure
will cure indigestion and all troubles
resulting therefrom, thus preventing
Catarrh of the Stomach. DIR. New
brougF of League, W. Va, says: ITO
those suffering from Indigestion or
sour stomach l would say there is no
better remedy than Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure. Il have prescribed it for a
number Of my patients with good
success" Kodol Dpspepsia Cure
digests what you eat and makes the
stomach sweet. Sold by Crenshaw 4
Youn0. 9-2m1
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WOMEN.

Plump cheeks, flushed with the soft
glow OF health and a pure compleDxio
make all women beautiful. Take a
small dose Of Herbine after each meal;
it will prevent constipation and help
digest what you have eaten. Mrs,
VIM. NJ. Stroud, Midlothian, Tex.
writes, May 81 1901:
"We have used Herbine in our
family for eight years, and found 1t the
best medicine we ever used for con-
stipation, bilious fever and malaria.
Sold BY Crenshaw s. Young, 9.6ml
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1905-09-30

personal G.
t~iveness. Such
are largely
warranted by the
which this
change produces in
many women. But
woman need let
these fears fret her.
Those who have
used DR.. Pierce's
Favorite Prescrip-
ton do not suffer
from the change
OF life either In
face, form or feel
ings as do other
women. This fact
is due to the in
innate connection
of the general
haalkh with the