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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-09
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-Por cruelda1 con los auimales
fueron hoy ssrt nciados por ell iuez
Bazap, Autero D lgado, un dollar
dc multa jose Gensters, ass.
hoy tu6 denunciado Ramon IA
rsgoxa, por infrs cci6n al reglam.nto
de carreteras.
Francisco Palma promovi6 un
escAudalo anoche en- IN baile que 30
celebrsba ca Ia calle dc 10 Luna, sien
do arrestado.
-Por hurto de meoor cuartfa fue
sentenciada hoy Catalina Gitana, & .
meses do c&rcsl.
-Enrique Gambaro fue sentenncia- v
do por acomeiniepto } sgresi6n q So
de multa y $50 mas por aggression sim.
pie.
Las personas que asisten & la Bi.
blioteca Inaular, verfan con gusto que
ell ercargado de aausl csntro manda-
se insta Or una 6 mas perchss q para
colgar los sombreros de los q4e ssis
ten allf leer diariamsnte.
Sc hs descubierto ell robo de
ganado que hace dias SO efecta6 CD
una propiedad de Ceiba. Sc ocupsron
cnatro reses. Ell autor ie llama JIap
Cabrera.
Ell det' ctive Inocencio Diaz cap.
tur6 ell sabsdo en Ia noche en- la Ma
rina ( Juan MARTINEZ alias Psnci, re
quisitorisdo por ell juez de Veques
por hurto de mayor cuant(a.
"A Coprado CIR selle lie f.e ocs
pado un revolver por Ia policia, sien.
do condenado & dollars &c mults.
Manuel Barbosa fue condenado
hoy & $40 de multa por delito contra
Ia sal d pdblica.
La Corts municipal sentenci6
hoy & Juan Vazquez & tres meaes de
c1reel, por hurto.
Con 40 dias do csrcel fue sentsn-
ciado Artemio Lopez por sgresi6n
Rafael Oiafla y Justina Aronts
fusron dsclarsdos hoy culpables de
ssrha- 10 paz pdblics, condenandose
& 10 dfas de arresto & cada uno.
Para amerieanisarse
y de ipAuencias goxar,
10 mejor es consagrase
beber Cerveza <Pabst,.
Son agentes de elta cerveza los se.
nnes M. r. Calder6n y Ca Tetuan II
San Juan.
Juan Romero, que tuvo un al.
to-cado con Encsrnaclon Trinidad en-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-09
N0TJCJAS DEL Ola

la calle de Tetuan, fl6 castlgado hoy
q pagar IS de multa.
Con circo dolars fue multado
aver ell comsrcian.e de Santurce Tori
bio de la Fu.nta, por exnender provi.
stones des ues de las l2 del dia,
Hoy impuso el juezs l04 de mul
ta q divers0s scusados por intracci6n
& las ordepanzas municipales
Aver fueron arrestados en ell ba.
rrio Hssillo, de Fajardo, ocho indtvi.
duos, por jugar 10 prchibido.
Ell tsriente Mas irforms dc Fs-
jardo que fueron dtteuidos en- O. b..
rrio Cahez2s vsrlos individros, por
jugar 10 prohib'do.
-Comnn,ca al cuartel general de
policfa el sarger to Ca reras, del pues-
to do Caguas, que fuS detenido Mag
dalsno Muhox, por supuesto horto
mayor.
APARA CURAR I'm rssfriado
en- un dia tome las PASTILLAS LAXAE-
Trs DE BRoMo oUININA. FL boticario
10 dsvolvsrd sl dinero 81 no Sc cura
La frma de Z. W. GROVE Sc halla On
cada csjita.
-Por so ctvs 6 81 sem apsles com.
nrara usted un rel j de orc de As & so
dol ara. F Kehrhahn CO Ssn Fran
cisco %. Tsmbien ve1demos fuegos
a'tifciales.
REVEN TA.-Sims6n Rovirs, due
no de la srts parts de In casa de la
cslls de San Francisco 68 de esta CO.
riisl, la vsnde. D'riiirse a 81 en- Aqua,
dilla para proposiciones. 1911
PARA curar un rssfriado en- un
un dla tome las <Pastillas laxsntss de
bromo- -quininas vi boticario le de-
volvsra ell dinero 81 no SO sura. La
frma Dc Z. r. Grove SO halla On sada
sajita.
G. En IL calle de San jose ntmero
Z se alquila un mirsdor.
THE MAY FLOWER. - Cristo
st. Is. San Juan, R-A una eva.
dra dc los csrros eectricos y princi-
pales edificios del Gobierno. Esplen-
dids vista o la bshfa. Bsflos moder-
nos sanitarios. Hsbitaciones frescas.
Exquisisa comida puert,rriquaEa y
americana. Pracios moderados. .-EMI.
LIZA RAMIREZ Viuda de Masferrer.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-09

bs ovsn at6 dc ocultr cuads rseoat6 aobrs g.
~tC6no to slentes, 0 Toyoi tMejori iQuE que
scAbas de scutsrl De'ams Dsjsne d.. ia,
me-. To-. mo es ssta Ia cara de Nmiko-
cuerdo hobsra sdo oece orac6n execran
agdn santuaro media nocA h,cer tan mavad
Su esposa, hssisndo IN gesto de dessgrado exclam6
Ne dgas siquera semeante oo,a.
-Oroyo, eres hja de kyoIo Yanlk Inc es ssfi Sc
snte vueve probar fersn En- de guardarle fdedad
s1eto tan nsgncane eorrespezds ~ que
rda hia ten sroio a hio dc millionaire
Mstsu Utsubush hiio Dc mar,cs primer minsto
meior atP, principe xtrnjsre iC6mo pobre dc
espfritu
Per musAa ina tcienara loara preaenca de su
madrs sehoritA Toyo perda engs dlsnts de
DIRE. Q lsdiss, pues irtAds sin despsgar 10, labos
mo contestas. hja ma2 Bien ls m,s, no ssfi
Atendr Toyo no t. agFadfa do kycto por Dc
ombio' e. vias igraasbe Hay s mushas sosss in
de tsisdor0s, eonssgur belmo obi G)6
trsjes triples C6me te gustara eso No pued dsr de
lvsrdad Sum die volVSndeae ser6 que
vsym cen 0 .Toye.
-sPresumO que irGs con nosstrasl-preguat6 kstl.
~!Yoi Qoita ALA! ia no ssbss 10 ocupsdo qde estoy
-Entonces, voy tmroco.
-tC6mo IS ESQ que me vas ebedecer2
-iJs ia
-tQa(i
-Ja, ii j.!
No ne sgrsda citts s Dime per qui 10 queres ir
No puedo perdsfte de vstp DUO esposa.
i VIya vsyal Como t. ,tsves dcir ssmeisuts
pres.nca de Toyoi OToyo loqus dice to madts
fassdsd No ls prssts stercisn.
No puedes h:certe el hip6crl eonmgo,-rspio6 O.
sunni.
-C.se esh ccnse slssn. Pers, vamos o Toyo, no to
afiM Amino Ten paciencA toiO nldrE ben.
ID Obi, t,ia anehs dc ssis que usan Las isponssss,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-09
En- esta imprenta Sc ven-
de papel vie1o a 81 quintal.
venta de una anca

Sc veude una fnca rdsttcs, cita
en Fajardo & echo minutes &c la cen
trsl que SO estA montando en- ests DO.
b sci6n. compuesta de 2l6 cuer dss
103 de vegas supsriores en- su may or
parte do regado, rs de altos terre'
nos sup.riores para patio y sata.
Tiene para ell pr6ximo sHo 12O cuer.
dss de cana entire plansillA y toc6n.-
Para informes dirljirse q ts,a redac.
ci6n.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-09
UN bUEN NEC0C|0

So vends I'm motor do gas, sists-
ma ,Nista \ Weiss, sl meior que %
fsbrica en- Estados Cnidos. Un 1rboi
de trasmisi6n con su chumassra Una
volante de hierro, grands, con sps
corress: Una mAquina do bsosr me
dias y calcetines, sistema Brauson
Machine Co. Patsnte, Phila. Ptnaa.
Otra maquina de concluir m.dias v
calcetines sin cdstura 81 tsmaT. W
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-09

Hspworh b Co. PhilA. Psnna. Una
dsvansdora eoa % bovinas, 30 nsldss
do msdias y sslsstinss, 1s4 lbs. do
slgod6n de disHntos solorss inslhrs.
blss. Una sstufa y varios titles
complsmsntarios para Ia instalaci6n
Do una fAbrisa do nsdias y salostinss,
Presios s irformes, D. Jssks Fora,isy.
Caguas, P. r.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-09
NOTAS De PONCE
(Continudcidn de Ia pdgina sa)

(Continuacidn de Ia pdgina ,a)
: La bella ioven Maria Martinez,
del bsrrio eMachuelos, que vivfa CON
una familia en- la calle sIssbel,, 20
clav6 en- un dedo una pequeiia espin q
de N adera, yin preecuparae de que pu.
dlera ser vfctima do una grave ipfec.
ci0n mic robans, y ties dfas de spues
ks muerto de tttano traundtic0 en- una
sal q del Hospital Tricoche.
Aver Sc cristiana sepultura
al cadGver del buen ciudadano Ceferi-
M Renta decano de los tip6grsfos
poncefios.
An6feIes.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-09

renA0 s....s .....i 80. IL
Manuel Z. Lopss, Yabxsoa.
Pedro Sanshsx, Coagfo. - 81
lvaristo Gssrdiola, Nsna4. 81
Arehivald Wilson, ArssiSo. 81
Joss Padilla Msreads, Are
ohio ... ..... .... 81
Hnstsrio Hernsnd@ Arseibo IL
Amsdor Alcsbe. Unado. -. J..
JosS La o. Psrse Utusdo... l.(
Hduardo Acsveds, Lfxss. IL
ssturnino Arana, Lxss (PS-
liza saldada)...... $3.50.
Julia Gibbss, viuda dc Cor
tads, Ponce. e..... ..... A.
Vicsuts CortAda, Ponce Con
ira POLKA intsrina por fa-
llscsr antes do llegar Ia
POLKA dsfnitivs).... .... IL
Andres Figusroa (pagado On
lspaIa) ....... ...... 81
Francisco Gsmila Araas,
Lares ..... ..... 80. III
Vicente Gonzalez, San Juaa Ii
Leopoldo CsresAlo.. -. .... g.,
Antonio Trias, Ponce $500. H.
Tomas A. Dodd, Ponce 80. 1O.(
Francisco Fernandoz vills-
mill, Rio Piedran.... .... 81
juan Lopez Colon, Juana
Dla1..'.'' ..s." '.. D.
T. B. Muller, Ponce. ....... s.,
Juan Vaamonde, Fsjardo.. 81
T. :. Muller, Ponce. ....... g.,
J osefa o. dc Olivisri, Juaoa
Diaz. 80. -. ..
D Boscsna, Aguas Busnas. g.,
G. L. Lafaye, Ciales........ g.,
Manuel vald6s, Bayam6n.. l..
Bnilio Soto Hernandez, Are
abO 80. 49,. ...... Is.
Jaime Villa, San ,Lorsn1o.. j..
Jaime villa, San Lorenso.... g..
Santiago Orsini, Ponce -. 10.
OsvsldoAlfonso, Utuado... g.,
Sebastian Mu6oz, Arecibo.. g..
Bssnavsntura Mora, Juana
0l6Z. 80. 80. D..
Marisno F. Molina, Ponce. g..
Manuel Lopez Sagredo, Ponce 4.
Carlos B. Meltz, San Juan. 4.
J. B. Rabaine, San JUAN. l..
Eustaquio Collsse, Uuado. l..
Rodulfo L. dol Vale, Ponce a.
M Anuei Joglsr. Ponce. ..... g.
Antonio Gaigel, Ponee..-.. 3,
Francisco Fern andex Juncos
san JuAS S....,. .... 49,.
Carmen G areia.... ...... 3.
Guillsrmo CortSs.... ...... g..
Victor Quinopss FsijdanG
Ponce .... .. 80. 3.
NJ Martin Lorenso.... ..... 2.
joss M Gstsll, Yauco ... s..
Daniel W. Kearney, Aqua.
dilla (suicidio).... .... g.
DR.. Jsspsrd, vieques $50. 3
Nd atlas Rojo, San Juan, (p6-
liza saldada .... 800.
Ramon VIA y Morsno. ..... l..
Felix Martinez, Ponce 500. L.
Fedarioo ssll6s, San Lorsnso 90.
Julio e. Prats, Ponce. go. 10.
Jossfna Tournisr Laborde,
visda ds Roberts, Vice ues l..
Presbitero Felipe Gonzalez
C8gu8s.... 80. 49,. L.
Gabriel Dalmau, Caguss.... g..
Alfonso Faure, Mayaguez.. J..
Salvador Amell, Aguadilla. g..
Primitive Dslfaus, Juneos.. l..
Lucas Castro y Castro, jan
cOs.... s.s... ... s..
Francisco Lopsx Oepero, Rio
Pisdras ..... ...... 4
Csndido Fariaa, Juncos,
(psndiente). ..... ...... g..
Manuel villanueva, Ponce. s..
Miguel Comas, San J Juan.... l.,
Se1ora i Barnss de Armstrong
P0ncs. .......... g..
Jorge Oscar, Ponce 80. 80. IL
Jose Morales Iturrino, Are
clbO.... ..... IL
Fernsndo Boneta, BarCeio-
n6ea ,,....,......... 80. LII
Total. ..........& .&54 {
g. It. 6wOnzR, Experintendente
GAMMA B 6rUBBH, Agentes Genera
JUAN 4. BAK, ,Repressntente EspeM
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Ell SOL y
CompaHla do ssguros ssbrs Il
vida, dol Canada.

-CS-
RdGsidn Dc saisstrss pagados sN Psrts
R,co per Ia Osmpaf@a do Aunes
ssbre Ia vtda, GEL 6OLs d. Co.
Dadd, d lss Dsnshcsadss de
IGs P6ksos sigsSs,Ns
PUERTO RICO
Felioiano Cerbia, San JuaA. . 5000
Higinio Lopez Cachada, San
jaan -. 80. :. 49,. s.om
Mspuel Hernsis Vidal, Ca
rolina ...... 49,. -. 1000
Francisco Msudex, Csguas.. 5000
Antonio Guarch, Caguss.. 5000
Ramon Burgusras, San 10
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-09
Junta esco|ar de Utuado

AL PUBLICO.-Vscantes cuatro
escuelas rurales do esta municipsli.
dad, SO anuncis sl pdblico, ( fin do
que los interesados legalmente autori.
zsdos para desempeharlas, diriisn sus
solicitudes ( ests Junta dentro del pls.
20 de diez dfss ( contsr desds 10 pu.
blicaci6n do este auncio. Utuado, o..
tubre 5 de 1905.
DR. ADRIAN CUETo RODRIGUEZ.
Presidente do 10 Junta. 3v.s,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-09

7ipogYafd Ia Dem0cracia
En sssa i,~prsata % hdosn toAa class
de k'abaxos kpeqrAh heos & tcdas hsrGs del
GiG y d ws.hA p~eAiss as mis- bMrate.
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One Sure Remedy.

Wash the skin Of the affected parts
with a weak solution OF ammonia and
water. then pour a little peroxide of
hydrogen in a saucer and apply with d
soft Bit OF cloth. In many cases where
the growth is only a light fuzz this has
effected a permanent cure. OF course
a heavier. coarser growth requires more
heroic treatment
l know of only one absolutely safe
and permanent manner OF treating this
and that is by eleetrolysis, which method
/ will describe later For those who can
not obtain this l will discuss the depila-
tory and pumice-stone treatment, which
are within the reach of all, but remem-
ber that although they frequently give
immediate and beneficial results, they
are only temporary, and trea trnenI must
be repeated from time TO time.
The punice-stone may be used for a
growth covering a large surface. such
as the cheeks or arms.
Powered pumice is not the thing it
IN the least coarse, not easily scratch
ed, and very easily applied 10 any part
of the body. AS there are several
makes Of these stones TO be seen in the
shops, a. woman must be careful to get
the right kind. Some are very much
coarser than others. these are more 10
remove callosities from the hands or
feet than to apply 10 the more delicate
skin of a woman's face.
When the right sort of stone is at
hand it should be properly applied. The
face must be We'll washed with soap
and warm water, a thick lather of soap
left on the cheeks or chin or lin az the
case may be, and the surface gently
rubbed with the little stone. The first
application may not remove the hair
perceptibly. but IL the process Is repeat
ed every day the result will surely ap-
pear.
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Annoying ERUPTION.

I am reader of your Health ana
Beauty Page" and as I am troubled
with skin disease am seeking advice
from vo-.
My face becomes very oily, and upon
the surface appear pimples and erup-
tions Some of the eruptions contain
matter. while others just seem 10 ap-
pear in q hard ball about the size OF
pea and do noI contein matter
II you could give me some advice
or remedy as to a cure for these. ]
would be indeed very thankful. L. 9.
There is always an inward cause for
the eruptions .'ou describe Usually
they are due to some form OF digestive
trouble. The .salve for which formula
is given below is very healing. but con-
stltutional treatment will be required to
effect permanent cure / advise you
TO take some good blood purifier. Sar-
saparilla is one of the safest and sim
plest on the market
CREAM FOR PIMPI.Es
Ianoiin, . grains. sweet almond oil.
grams; sulphor precipitate, grams;
oxide OF zinc, 212 grams. extract of Vio-
let. 10 drops.
Add very little OF the cream TO each
piraple, walt until the pimpIes are cured
before using the face brush, which
might irritate them.
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il should only be given by an expert
enced person. If you do not know of
some one who is absolutely reliable, and
who has proved to your satisfaction that
he can successfully remove a suparfiuous
growth OF hair, consult physician in
whom you have confidence. and he can
no doubt refer you to an experienced
person.
There seems to be a great deal of ig-
noTdnce as to what the electrical treat
ment is, and many persons have very
erroneous impr essions as to the nature
place, it is painless when properly ad-
ministered. small needle connected
with a galVanic battery is introduced
completes the current holding In her
hand sponge connected with the posi-
tive pole. and the root of the hair is
Immediately destroyed It is then very
easy to lift the hair out with a pair Of
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tweezers. which the operator holds in
her right hand.
An experienced operator uses the
needle with the right hand and the
tweezers for lifting in the left hand. and
can remove the hairs at the rate of two
in a minute.
Though 1t may cost a little more TO
have the. services OF an expert, it is
economy In tie end, as a much shorter
amount OF tine ts consumed, and the
charges are usually by the hour. The
length of the sitting can be arranged to
suit the patient, and frequently in the
beginning treatment is given for only
fifteen minutes. The average price for a
hfteen~minute treatment is about 81.
and this brings 1t within reach OF even
a slim purse.
My advice to those who contemplate
electrical treatment is 10 have only
very few hairs treated at first, and be
fully assured of the result before at
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Use Depilatoriea cautiously.

In case the skin ig irritated by this
treatment, use little cold cream, after
ward. There are several reliable depila-
tories On the market. and I am giving
formula for one of the oldest manufac-
tured- II is best TO use any depiiatory
cautiously at first. 20 see how IT af-
fects the skin, since they are one and
all Of q caustic nature. and it is bet
ter to be Obliged TO repeat applications
rather than use them TOO vigorously at
drst.
I have rarely heard OF a permanent
cure by use of depiiatories. but some
times it weakens the growth.
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r. ULIY two-thirds OF the letters
9 received through this department
! are from correspondents in search
Of a remedy for the removal of
super1uous hair. l am in sympathy
with them in their desire To overcome
this obnoxious foe 10 good lools, and I
regret that It is not possible Ior me to
recommend simple. positive. and per-
Ioanent cure. which could be applied by
the patient herself and would bring re-
lief 70 all those suffering from this dis
figuring blemish.
However, 1 shall discuss the subject
as thoroughly IS possible, and trust
that my advice may prove beneficial
In the first place. L think many of my
correspondents are oyersensitive on the
subject. I allude TO those who write
that they have only a doRiny growth on
the face or arms. | am sure they over
estimate the disagreement. which is
probably not nearly so noticeable as
they imagine a simple and harmless
treatment for this is as follows:
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with water, it will stain the hair from
dark to light brown.
-, Dyes should never be applied when
there is any irritation or abrasion of
the scalp.
EYEBROW AND EYELASH STAIN.
Gum arabic, 1 dram: india ink. Il
dfafn; rosewater, 4 ounces.
powder the ink and gum and tri-
tufate small quantities Of the powder
with the rosewater until you get uni
form black liquid in a powder. and then
add the remainder Of the roseWater to
IT, 1t should be applied with a very
tiny cameIS-hnir brush.
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is cold, add alcohol, fluid ounces; BIZ
chlorate OF mercury and salammoniac.
6 grams each. The last two should be
dissolved in the alcohol before adrnix-
ture. Lastly. add enough water to
make the whole measure one pint. Per-
fume with cologne or lavender water.
moisten the hair with the fluid before
putting 1t in the papers or curriers'.
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but great care must be taken that it
does not reach the eyes.
LOTION FOR PROFUsELY PER
SPRING HANDS.
Boracic acid, so grains.
Borax. 120 grains.
Salicylic acid, $50 grains.
Glycerin, ounces.
Rub on the hands four or five times
a day. Wash the hands in warm water
before applying and dry carefully
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To Make the Hair Curl.

Reading your valuable advice TO
others, | solicit some for my own ben
eft. About two months ago, after re-
covering from a severe attack of
typhoid fever. / had my hair cut. Now.
II Is beginning to grow out again. I nnd
as If is coming in perfectly straight
and growing down on my neck in a pos
itiVeIy shaggy" manner, Now can
you tell me some way TO manage this
hair Of mine? Isn't there some thing
70 make it curl that might use, as
dislike 10 use the iron? I think perhaps
If it were curly it might not look so
bad. II. w. G.
I know OF nothing that Will make
the hair permanently curly, but there
IS a formula for a harmless crriine
with which some of my correspondents
report success.
SOLUTION TO KEEP THE HAIR
CURLED.
Take Of gum arabic. ounce, good
moist sugar, u ouEce, pure hot water,
z pint. Dissolve. Whan this solution
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a peculiar habit of pinching and squeez-
ing the end of my nose, and new the
end of my nose is very large and broad:
indeed. people make many remarks
about it. ] am sure IL has come from
nothing else than the habit I referred
to- Some parts of the enlargement are
very firm, while other parts are quite
soft. KENT.
Use rotary massage movement daily
about the lower part Of the nose. This
will tend to reduce the peculiarity you
speak OF.
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DepiIatory.

sulpiiide of soda. 100 grains. chalk. 800
grains
Mix thoroughly and keep dry In veil
corked bottles until wanted for use
Take enough to make a paste and add
warm water to it until the proper con-
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VIII you be kind enough 10 tell me
where | can obtain DIR. Vaucaire's rem
edy? have tried several places, with
out success. Also the orange flower
cream. am a constant reader, and
Will look for my answer in next weeks
paper. Many thanks.
PEA DER
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Impatient for Results.

| wish to ask further about DR.. Vaur
CARES remedy. l have taken two bot
Ties of 1t and am starting on the third
/ cannot see any result from 1t yet.
and wonder If I am taking too much.
Have taken it constantly before each
meal now for three weeks. How soon
VIII / get results? | am exceedingly
thin, and no bust at all. Shall l keep
on taking it as beforei And how is the
malt extract used? Ny formula does
not call for 1t, but / noticed in your
column recently some one asks If 1t
has to be used with DIR. Vaucaire's s
remedy TO procure good results.
Please answer my inquiries without
printing letter If possible. NJ. o. L.
/ think you are q little too impatient
Tor results. You could scarcely expect
20 see any noticeable Improvement be-
Iore month or six weeks.
NAL. extract IS usually taken with
meals It is not necessary TO take this
IN connection with the treatment, but
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Rheumatism in Hands and Fec.

VIII you kindly advise me what TO do
for q friend who has rheumatism?
Joints OF fingers and toes are so badly
swollen that she fears her hands will
become SO stiff and ill-shaped that she
will lose the use Of them z. L D.
cannot prescribe for the case OF
rheumatism you refer to, as 1t is a con-
stitutional trouble and requires the asi-
vice OF a physician.
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READER.

Commercial addresses are not given
in this department. but a leading drug
gist in any large city will prepare the
prescription you refer to.
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tempting more. This is taking only a
slight risk either financially o. physical
". and can assure you that the cleo
tric needle properly applied does not
leave a scar.
Immediately after treatment. it Is ad-
vfsable to spray the skin with a little
witch hazel or some soothing lotion,
which will act as a disinfectant. and
after that no sign OF the treatment
should be visible.
It is Impossible to overcome any physi-
cal defect without taking trouble and
time. and frequently considerable ex-
pense, so there is no need to feel dis
couFaged at the effort required for the
successful removal OF this annoying
bIernish. and I think the majority of wo-
men viii be willing to undergo the meth
eds have advised for the sake Of get
ting rid of such Disagreement.
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Excessive Precipitation of the Hands.
/ am greatly troubled with my hands
sweating, Would you please give me a
remedy Tor 1t; also for dark circles
under the eyes? III. E B.

Excessive perspiration of the hands
Is usually due to nervousness, and any
treatment which would build up your
heaith and strengthen the nerves would
heIP 70 overcome this embarra ssing
condition. ! am giving you formula for
fetal.
There is always. in my opinion, some
internal cause for the black circles
under the eyes. The tendency is some
times ~ hereditary, rs but dark lines are
veins OF the part and are rarely, If
ever. FOUND excepting under one or
more OF the following circumstances:
-, When IN the subject is anaemie, and
constitution OF the blood or when the
system is being drained as 1t would be
IN prolonged study. lack Of sleep, or
destination oe any description. The
external treatment is sometimes effec-
tive temporarily. but cannot be perma-
nent While the cause exists.
LOCAL TREATMENT.
Bathe frequently with cold water
and use friction. A little turpentine
liniment or weak ammonia, one part of
diluted ammonia TO four OF water, NAV
be rubbed into the skin daily (oncej.
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To Remove Blackheads.

I have lately been reading your col
umns. and am very much interested. II
In any way you can help me. I will be
are so enlarged; they once had black
heads l tried pressing them out, and,
as L suppose, was wrong, and / also
haye some biackheads and a very oily
skin. Can you give me anything TO
help them! n. H. NJ
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DR.. Yaucaire advises it when quick re-
suits are required.