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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-23
TROOPS LEAVING MANCHURIA
Russian Forces Are Being Rapidly De-
modified

Hardin, Manchuria, Oct. 10 delayed in trans
rntssionl-Now that the ratification Of the peace
treaty has been announced to the army, permis-
sion has been given by headquarters to telegraph
the fact that the troops are being rapidly de-
modified All northbOund trains from the
positions are loaded with troops and their equip
rnent Half of all the native buildings in the
northern part of Kuan-Cheng-Tsu and vicinity
have been requsitoned for the use Of troops
preparatory to their movement home. and many
of the huts and buildings there and elsewhere
will be used by the troops that the authori-
ties Will be unable to move before winter.
Lieutenant General Linevitch, who has been
here since October 10, contemplates a visit 10
VladivostOk.
A prominent general has been appointed TO
conduct the movement Of Russian prisoners from
NagasakI.
The Russo-Chinese Bank is preparing to re-
open its former branches along the line Of the
South Manchuria Railroad and IS arranging to
establish agencies at Dalny Port Arthur, YIN
kow Mulden and Tie Pass.
The Amoor Railroad will be Immediately eX-
tended to BIagovestchensk and Kabarovsk.
Local Industries are being re-estabiished
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-23
STATUS OF CONGO STATE
WlH Come Before Belgian ParIia-
m1ent for Settlement.

Brussels. Oct. 22.-The autumn session Of Par
lament which opened Wednesday last, prom
ises to be an eventful one. The question of
fortifying Antwerp and making that city practi-
cally impregnable against naval attack is the
first important matter to be considered. The
plan Of the government for a new advanced line
Of Notifications will entail an expenditure Of
$21.600,O00. and in conjunction with the build
ing of these Notifications it is proposed to en-
large the Antwerp docks to about twice their
present size. The governn ent bill probably VIII
pass Notwithstanding opposition to the heavy
expense involved
The question Of the definite status Of the
Congo Independent State also will be considered.
The impression prevails in diplomatic circles
that the governments Of Great Britain and Ger
many wish to terminate the reign Of King Leo
poId as absolute sovereign OF the Congo Inde-
pendent State and TO obige Belgium definitely
to annex the State It Is probable that If asked
to take final action both houses of Parliament
VIII give substantial majorities to the annexa-
ton Of the Congo an integral part OF the
Kingdom Of Belgium.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-23
CHANGE OF CONTROL OF HOT SPRINGS
Superintendent Says System of Private
Leases Is Antiquated

washington, oct. 29.-In his annual report to
the Secretary of the Interior the superintendent
of the Arkansas Hot Springs reservation recon-
rnends direct governmental control of the springs
there. He says:
Experience has demonstrated that the present
system OF operating baths through the medium
of private lessees. is in conflict with public
opinion and incompatible with local conditions,
and the government should. soon as practt-
cable consistent with existing conditions, assume
absolute and complete control of this reservation
and operate the bathing interests under govern
ment supervision and control. thereby. eliminat-
ing the spirit of commercialism which is mani
fest under present conditions, and through sci
entific equipment, perfection Of system. order,
discipline and intelligent direction extend the
benefits to be derived from the healing waters,
with rates adjusted to cover prudent operating
expenses and necessary improvements. The pres
system if II ever had any meritorous feat
ures worthy of consideration, has outhved its
usefulness and should be supplanted by fun
government control in the management. opera
ton and supervision OF the baths.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-23
RELEASED IN MOROCCO.
officers Exchanged for Brother of
Nan Who Captured Them.

Tangier, Oct 22.-The scout ship Pathfinder
has arrived here with Captain Crowther and
Lieutenant Hatton. the British officers who
were captured by Moroccan tribesmen, on board.
The liberation of the officers was effected
through the good Offices of the Shereef of
Mazzan and in exchange for the brigand Va
uente, a brother Of whom headed the Anjera
tribesrnen who made the capture. In an inter
view the shereef said that there was no dim
Guilty In efecting the exchange OF prisoners an
that no ransom was asked or other condition
imposed The officers said they were well treats
by their captors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-23

between the upper and middle surfaces gives direo-
s SGn and steadiness to the aeroplane much az
ST currents that pass under and between the
its flight ~ ~ . W al
me open space between the forward and rear
seIs OF surfaces Is not unlike the space that, but
LOT narrow part OF flying birds body is all that
Is between its wings and outspread tail. This open
space mas been increased in length. experiments
stability. ~ GALLO A>A A70@
The ratio OF square feet of supporting surface to
pounds OF combined weight of aeronIane and
aeronaut is about 2I3 to L which is about the aver
age proportion OF birds that spend a great deal OF
The fin on top of Aeropane No s resembles in
ScCon the dorsal fin OF fish the keel OF a boat
The top is the proper place for the fin inasmuch
as the aeropLane is completely submerged in the
ar on which 1t acts; and, in the event of an
also It is out of the way there.
The movement of the aeronaut in the aeropIane
with intent to guide it resembles in princinIe the
acLon reversed however, of the air bladder which
every fish possesses "A
one OF the best features is the form Of truss
supporting surface to 125 pounds of weight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-23
sEQUoIA TREES IN YELLOWSTONE.
Success Met with in the Experiment of
Growing Them There

Washington. oct. 22-Captaiu John O'Shea, su-
perintendeut OF the Sequoia and General Grant ma
tional parks of California, states in his annual re-
port 10 the Secretary OF the Interior that num-
Der OF ,oune se11oia trees were shipped to Yellow
stone Park in the course of the year and expresses
the opinion that they will thrive there. He adds:
believe these trees. Il properly handled, will
grow in any place and IN any cnhaIe. Ihey
perature often stands at from 100 to no in in sum
They grow where the soil is rich loan and thrive
on the barren side of rocky mountain. Under
from ara,,rd lore than 1850 young sequoa trees
near the Genc Forest This year If they are
ftf.rd ~ .1,.I,a next summer 4 would recommend
that systematic search be made Of the forest
IN Slscor ,yore trees and that clearings be made
aroIind theI1 and that where numerous they be
thinnsd out and tEansplAntsd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-23
HAZERS PETITION IN.
Columbia Sophomores Ask Rein
statement of the Suspended Students.

Columbia sophomores have presented their petit
ton to the dean of the college asking for the rein
statement OF Henry Blur. Daniel Beck and Louis
Brown. who were suspended for hazing freshmen.
The petition reads follows:
We, the members of the class of '0S. hereby de
clare that We were involved to as great an extent
in what occurred on September % as the three men
suspended. and we also promise that II the said
three members be reinstated we will 90 all in our
power to put down any such occurrences IN the
future.
The petition has more than hundred and
fifty signatures. This comprises about wo-thirds Of
the sophomore class. Some OF the men refused TO
sign, fearing the action of the faculty If they on
tained evidence that other men were guilty Of
hazing It believed time that nearly the
whole class had backed out after agreeing to sign.
what the acuon OF me Iaculty VIII ne IS unGeI-
charge of the discipline OF the college viii an
nounce his course to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-23
RUSSIAN THANKSGIVING FOR PEACE
Services in Churches Throughout the Empire.

ST. Petersburg, Oct. 22--Services Of thanks
giving for the conclusion OF peace were held
to-day IN all churches throughout the empire
and festal masses were celebrated The En-
perors rescrint announcing peace was read to
the court and the celebration held in the KaEan
Cathedral in St Petersburg was attended by the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-23

No definite information can be obtained as TO
the terms OF issue the price OF the bonds put
1t is stated that the bonds will be issued In
series for separate listing on the exchanges OF
the respective countries The French group IS
said to be insistent this point in order To
prevent speculation in the PONDS py the oIher
grOups on tho Paris bOurse
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-23
NEGOTIATING RUSSIAN LOAN.
Amount Approximates ,OOO-May
Be Arranged This Week.

St Petersburg. oct 22.-Negodations for the
floating of a new Russian loan are not expected
to be completed before the end of the Weesz. the
representatives of the French American Eng
lish and German groups Of bankers have not yet
arranged the bases of participation, an" soIile
delay is being caused by the illness OF one Of the
French Representatives. Nevertheless, the ne
gotistions are reported 10 be proceeding mar
nloniously and the fotation OF an interna-
tionau loan approximatng 3OOVooWo seems 10
be assured
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-23
wArERsPoUTs ON LAKE ERE.

Asb+abula Ohio, Oct 22-Three huge warspouts
nsEsed down the lake not more than five 'ies out
this morning Their action and the seeths water
AT their bases could be plainly seen from Sre and
the nhenomens. were watched with grea1ntereSt
nv many A large steamer appeared 70 tolIectly
in the path of the spouts, but 1t passed bsa1ely-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-23

yartanian was sentenced to death by the Cr1inal
Court at STEAMBOAT, for the murder Of ApikJnd-
ian on August e, of this year. He claiDd to
he a naturaIized American citizen. and. ovag to
the intervention of Mr.. LeishInan his senteIs vas
ouashed and a new trial ordered he was ss9-L-
fenced to death on October u.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-23
RENEWED PROTEST TO THE sULTA,
Minister Leishman Again Intervenes u
Ghirkis VartaniaR.

Constantinople, Oct 22.-Mr. Leishman, he
American Minister, has addressed a note tohe
Porte protesting against the violation invoed
in the retriaI Of Ghirl5is Vartanian of the Poe's
assurances that judicial proceedings woul be
suspended pending the settlement Of the Ges-
tons Of principle arising from Vartanian's aim
TO American protection.
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FLIGHT OF NORTH
rHRPuE EN- HEwArER BGE
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Cdrtd dbiertd

Que VistO 81 infOsme De q COmisi6n
de Agriculture y 81 de III de TRsbBjO d.
reCOnoCe Ia utiIidad de prOpender 8 d
protection de TODD 10 que tiendG & fa-
Cilitar nueV0s cultiYOG en- Puerto RiCOs
y COnsiderandO que la SlngaVeriD, p0r
ser una planta textil aumepta7fa ID
riquezR sgFfcOla de Puerto Rico; eg de
Opini6n, que no debe combAtirse 81
proyecto del SENIOR Agdstini, d Ia Ca
mara en- 81 totalidad FecC n0CieTR que
ha de representa- 40 bien para 10 i8Ia,
y en- este cRso recOmendaIfa que 81 no
Veinte mil, 81 menOg. diez mil dollars
ge vOtaSen para la YeaIiBaci6n de ege
intentO, que eB abrir nueYRs fuenteB de
TiQuezR nueatFa agriculture.
SegurRmente que las COmisi6n unsni'
memente Y0tayfs los veinte mil dollars
que se solicitRn. y si u restringe es
con muCho Sentimiento. ateCdiendo &
ID penuriG del TeGOro. y VeRis con
agrado one ai be realizRra un empH6Bti-
TO, que entonces no Sc offecieERn in.
cOnVenientes s una idea tan aimpstica
como es b de aumentar IOg Veneros de
u riqueza sgrfCoTR que es madre pro-
vidente para todos los hRbitanteg de
an pueblo. sin preferencis de clase nj
de ra zss.
La CanRrA de DeIeqados deCreta los
diez mil dollars como 10 indica ID CO.
mission de HsCienda y PfesupueStos.
pero con ID condiCi6n precisa de que
esa cantidad ser iDVertida por 81 pro-
psgandista sefIor Ag0Btini de ID name
rR que 10 indicG ca 90 moci6n.
Al presentsrse 6 90 apro bnCi6n en- Ell
Consejo foe "a momento aCeptad0 pOr
un0nimidad, con an substitute en- que
Sc autOriza al Hon. GoberuAdor para
! que 10 hRgR como 10 creA mejor.
Voy 81 momanto s ponerlO en- como
Cimiento d Hon. G0barnador, d
VERNE. 81 es quien se Rdelanta & saIu.
darme y me felicita. L9 h'go pfesen.
to que "a eran dos meges que estabR en-
ID Capital. OcupRdo en- eato. y esper0-
ba que 81 pronto dierR aOIuCi6n puesto
que eSts ley empez1b2 & regir desde 90
8pPobRci6n. --....-
Tsmbi6n 90 me iofOrmAba que en- eli
Tesoro hNbfa dinero dispoDib!e. Sc
me dice de iDdiC&r por escFito u ma :
nerR mas pr6ctiCa que 20 crefs poder'
10 haceT: que eStabs muy 0Cnpado an
es0s dis, peF0 que dentr0 de oCh0 dies
crefa p0derlo dejgr arreglado. AL mo-
mento le escrib0 una cRrta diciendo
cuAl EeEfa para nj Il msnerR mas bre-
vc y hast2 me CompYometfs& e devOlvef
en- ell pIszo de ooho AMOS esR can't.
dad. ...
Al presentSrme & los pocoB dfas para
yer la soluCi6n. me reptile el Hon. Ga.
bernadOr sus muChas CCupaCiones y
que neCssitR ounce dfas para resolVer.
Que hubieFa deaesdO le entregsse un
proyectO de e msnera como 20 iris &
laVeFtir eB0B dieZ mil dollars. AL mo-
mento le entregO pOr escFito como me
pRreCfa mej9r empIeRrlog.
A. AGOSTTNT
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sefior d0n Ram6n B I,6pez.

SefioF don Ramon B Lopez.
La Comisi6n de Agriculture pYevi0
detanidO ex6men de II expOsiCi6n del
Seffor Agoatini. refeFente & Ii propa-
gaCi6n del CnItiVo de Ia SanaeveFia y
0tFos textiles en- Puerto Rico y 8 ls
instalaci6n de d mRQuinaYia COnve.
niente para Ga ela aborBci6n. informs:
Qqe dichs exposici6n abaTca dos
puntoa u demonstration de los gran
des beDefCios que h isla repOrtarfs
eI CuItivo On grnnde eEcsIa de las ex.
presadaU plantSs; y Ia subVepci6n que
CRIcuIa necessriR para realizSr una
Conveniente propaganda y para ID ms
tRBeci6n de ID mf fquina mencl0nada.
En- cusnt0 81 primer extreme, d 1icO
que cae dentr0 de d c0mpetencia de %
Comisi6n informadOFs. hR de deciFse
que 6sts. no solo hs examinRdo con to.
do Atenci6n los dAtos y raz0namientoa
que ID exposition contiene. 81 que sde-
mss ha dido con inteY6s sumo 10 inf0r-
maci6n verbal d. ell sefior A Agoatini ha
teDido bien prestarle. y ha estudiado
las CArtss y dOcumentos que dichO Sc
nor poa6a y que RiFvan de C0mpfoba-
Ci6n sus sfirmaciOnes. 7 asl de eg.
tos Rntecedentes. cuant0 de Los que
va ConcCiRn LOS miembroG de estR Coz
mission. tanto por la prensa peri6dica
de la Isla como por ID de BfuefR de
ella. han IIegsdo los informRntes 81
profundo CONVEX cimiento de Ios gran
deS beneiCios que Sin du1a alguna
propoYcions9fB 6 II TiqueZB puert0Fri.
quefiA la props gaCi6n del Cultivo de log
textiles y espeCisImente de ls SRnneve-
ria. ell Rsmi6 el Maguey y el Ago
don. 81 l& empress Sc aCometiera con
verjadero emp M y entusiasm0s p 81
tsIes cultivos llPgsran tomsr Las de-
bidas y deseRdas preparedness.
RespeCfo, pues q u conveniencia.
psra el desenvolVimient0 de nuestra
riuueza aglfcOIs, de fomeDtar Cu8nto
aea dc bic el cultivo de los textiles men
cio1ados, Ia Ccmiai6n de AgFicultarn,
est6 an un todo confoFme con las ma.
nifestBCiones que sc COntienen en- Ia
sOIicitud del sefl9r Agostini: perc On 10
que respeCta & los demas particulareg
de IR mencionsda exposition; en- GUAM
to S Bi ls C6msra puede 8 no scceder
81 pedimientO de Ia subvenei6n que se
indiCs en- cuanto & si estRB pueden s
no cOnCederae & pers0nks paFticulRres
por indisCutibles que sean sus C0ndi-
clones de honorabllidad. inteliRencia.
Iaboriosidsd y hOnradez. (Complaci6n-
dose IR Comisi6n en- reConocer todss
estas condolences en- eli sef1or soIicitan-
te); y en- cuAnto ell montADte y fOrma
de ess subVenci6n. si procediere aCOr.
darla, nsteriR son. aeflor PFesidente.
en que deberSn ser 0idaa la Comisi6n
de Hscienda y,cusIquiers otra que I&
PFeOidenCis Creyere pertinente.
LS Comisi6n de HaciendR y Presu.
pueato, enCsrQada de il ofoYmRr respeC-
to Ia Bolicitud presentsda por el
sef1or AgostiDi para estAbleCer maqui-
DariRs para desfibrar Ia SanaeVeria.
eXp0ne.
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Successes en- FraneIa
DecIaraciones que causaron sensa-
ci6n.

Han producido gran sensation en-
Ell mundo politico. las declaraciones
hechas por Ell ex-ministrO de ReIa-
clones Extranjeras Mr.. D9lcass6,
contestando a una pregunta que
sObPe los asuntos de Marruecos le
formula Ell senador MecEois.
El Comit6 frances patrocinado por
las Camaras de CoMerciO. tfabai0
dignamente para recibir al rey de
Espsfla cuando este visit6 q Mr..
Loubet.
En- ell aomicilio del coronel Mar
chand, en- Paris, ha practicable la
policia un Fegistro, que Sc relacio-
ma con un fantSsticO complot bo-
napartista.
Ell diputado Rabier y Mr.. Rou-
vieF han recibido an6nimos de Rec
.fugoht. denunciando IN Yasto com
plot: no SO ha confrmaao por com
pleto.
Con motive De un entierFo 81 Or
ganizo el dia 5 de- JUNO en- paris
una manifestation al grito de-: Nue.
r. 81 cgafl IMueIa q asesinol
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Ef Cardcter.

Los hombres verdaderamente SUI
perioreS, sea por su induStria, su. in-
tegridad, la elevation de sus in-
tenciOnes, imponen q la multitud
una sumision expontSnea. Es ma
tural Greer en- tales hombres, teneE
confianza en- ellos, y sin ellos NO
valdrfa la pena de viVir en- ell mum
do.
Aunque el genio obtiene STEM
pre- la admiration, ell caracter asegu-
"a mas ell Fespeto.
El primero es, sobre tOdo, un pro-
ducto del poder del cerebro; ell Sc
gunao, del poder del cOraz6p, y tar
de 6 temprano, es ell coraz5n Quien
gobierna la vida. Los hombPes de
ingenio ocupan en- la sociedad un
rango propOrcionado su inteligen-
cia. como los hombres de caracter
repreSentan la conciencia, Y mien-
tras que q los unos SO les admira,
a los OtFOS SO les imita.
Los gPandes hombres son STEM
pre- hombres excepcionales, y la
grandeza misma es relativa,
Los hOmbres, en- su mayor par
to, tienen en- la vida una esfera tan
limitada que hay bien pocos que
tengan ocasi6n de ser 9randes.
PerO cada uno puede cumpIir su
misi 5n honrada y honora blemente,
por ell mejor empIeo de sus facul-
tades. Puede usar los dones que
hs recibido, forzarse en- hacer su
existencia tan buena cuanto sea
posible. Puede ser verfdic", justo.
honesto y fiel hasta en- las peque-
fleces. EQ una palabra, puede ha-
Ger su deber en- ell ciroulo de ac-
ci6n en- que le ha cOIocado la pro .
videncia.
POT sencilIo que parezca este cum
plimiento del deber representa- ell mas
. Ito ideal de la vida y del caracter.
Puede ser que NADIA de.heroico Sc en-
cuentre en- clio, pUes ell heroismo
no es condici6n ordinaria del hon.
bre, y aUlque ell Sentimiento firme
del deber le sOstiene en- las posicio-
nes mas eleVadas, le mantiene
igualments en- ell ej9rcicio de- los
negocios de la vida diaria. La
existencia del hombre Sc concentra
en- la esfera de los deberes oFdina-
rios. Las mas eff ;aces de todas
las virtudes SON las mas titles pa.
IA ell usO diario: son tambien las
mas solidas y duran mas tempo.
SAMUEL SMILES.
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i I'D AGATLRRlRSE

RI catarro es una enfeFmedad que tiene
muCha mas importanoia de la que general
mente SO le atribuye. Invade todos los Or
ganos del Ouerpo cuyas funCiones fuerZas
debilita profundamente. Es causa fFeouen-
te de la sordera; afecta la VISTA Ia nariz y la
garganta y es generalmente por donde EN-,
pieza Ia tuberculosis 8 tisis,
La misma faCilidad y la freCuencia con
que SO pesca un Catarro hace las personas
indiferentes para curarlo y Ia gran mayoria
no Sc preocupa de las consecuencias.
Los bafios frfos por la mafiana Immediate
mente despn6s de dejar el lecho, dormir con
las ventanRS abIertas y eYitar las corTienteS
de aire, son preeauciones muy buenas que
no cuesta trabaio el observarlas. PerO el
preventive mas SECURE, mas eficSZ, mas facil
y mas positive y tambien ell que aconsejan
los mediCos, es la Emulsion de Scott de aCet
te de higado de baCalao.
Els sorprend ante la fuerza, vitalidad, eneF-
gfa poder de resistencia que recibe el
Cuerpo humsno de las pequefas dosis de
Emulsion de Scott, que SO le administTan
con constancia. Esta Emulsion, recubre
interiormente todas las parties debileS vul-
nerables del ouerpo y 10 pone al abrigo de Ia
infection catarral.
De cuando en- cuando aparecen industrial
les POGO escrupulosoS anunciando emulsiones
vinos preparadps los que atrbuyen pro-
piedades cnrativaS que no tienen haSta hay
quien Sc atreve a decir en- letraS de imprenta,
que Ell petroleo o keroSln2 eS un allmento.
IQue es ell petroleo2 Un aceite mineral
que Sc usa como combustible para lubricar
y lmpiar maquinas para alumbrar.-Una
Rubstancia indigestible que oarece de Ia pro-
piedad esencial de todo alimento, cual es la
AsimilAc On; que pasa al traves del tubo in
testinal sin modifcarse y sin ser absorbida:
una substantial, en- fin, que no t1ene ninguna
de las propisdades curativas y alimenticias
del aceite de higado de bacal0. 81 Sc dijese
que el petroleo es Iun alimento para m&qui-
mas podria pasar, pero no para el cuerpo hu-
mano.
81 tenGis, aIguna duda, pregunt&d yues-
tro mGdico; Ell os confirmara esta verdad; y
ci estais escasos de fuerzas, de carnes y de
sangre, os aconseiara que tomeis Ia Emul-
ion de Scott
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ETenVSOs d los Ss1afOOee9stss s06rs IS6Te-
tGs: Sc sortear&n 8 todos los amos en-
ire los que mas go distingan por 90
ConStanCiR en- Ell AhOrro.
HOTGS dc CGSG: Para les imposiCio-
mes: |
De 8 & 104 de la 1na6ana. v de 1 & 81
do ID tarde los dfas laborables; y de 81
6 lot delR ma1ana los DOmingos. Para
Ia extracci0nes Las mismas horas ex-
septO ID de IoS DomingOs.
Re0SGneepst0 de Ia SeCcS6ss: Las per.
BonAs que ilteresen mas pormen0reE
1Obra llS impOsiCionegs extracCiOnes
mRnerA de IiquidaF intereGes, etc, pue-
den a0ViaitAP mn NiAnnnlaP an IN TaiR.
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SaStrOIIa ItaIlana do
Miguel SaVinO.
San Francisco S., San Juan, Puerto Rico.


TenRo el gusto de poner en- conoc;-
miento de mi numerosa y selects ellen.
tells, que con motive del gran 6xito
que hl obtenido ell surtido de trsias
reCibidO 6ltimRmente. eatoy preparan.
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seguridad que quedarSn compIacidoB
mis- paFroquianoE, cuyO fl se 10 avi-
90 0portunamente, por 10 que puedR
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an ffaneIas, Ch1lec0B pRntal0nes de
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-07-14
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CONSEJO A LAS MADRES - 81 iarabe calmante
is senra WinsIoebe usarse sempre Cue I3s nifios
el periodo lie la den ci6n Proporciona alivo
'Ensdiato al pequeho pacente, produce TN sueno
"ural .tanquilo ayia Ell dolor e angelic despieHa
siuy vlvo alegrs. rs muy agradabe al paladar calma
~ nio, ablanda encias avia Dolores hace f6
Giles las unciones del esromago regua los intesnos
Is el mejor remedio conocido para Ia axrea va pro
yensa esia de Ia deutici6n de cualquCra otra Gauss
Tsngase nucho cuit lido pedir ell Jatabs CRimafs
o. Il SefIora Winslass''s as q zneior de t5dca.