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The Paducah sun., 1906-03-17
Delightful Lecture.

Miss Susan Temples lecture on
Japan" with stereopticon vtews,last
evening at the High school auditori-
um. was a most delightful occasion.
Miss Temple is decidedly clever and
has a charming personality and the
insight into the life and land of this
wonderful people, was given with a
charm and informality. and with
touches of humor that made it some
thing more than a mere lecture. The
views. the majority of which we're ta-
ken by Miss Temple in her sojourn
Iip Japan, were wonderfully beauti-
full, many of them having the beauty
of coloring. belonging 10 the land,
and were a delight to the eye.
The lecture was under the auspices
of the senior class of the High school
High school orchestra rendered sew
enal pieces very skilfully during the
evening.
The Paducah sun., 1906-03-17
Matinee Musical Club.

The Matinee Musical club met on
Wednesday afternoon in the parlors
of the Eagle club house on Broad
way. Women Composers" was the
subject for the afternoon, and Mrs.
w. c. Scofield and Miss Ethel
Brooks were the leaders.
Among the composers considered
was the talented Miss Isabel Mohan
of Paducah, whose beautiful Ave
Maria" was sung very charmingly
by Miss Anne Bradshaw. Lehman,
Chaminade, Park, Allitsen, and D.
Hardelot also, were given especial
prominence. Those taking part were
Mrs. James Weille, Mrs. Denis Moe
quot, Mrs. George b. Hart, Mrs. w.
C. Gray. Miss Ethel Brooks. Miss
Anne Bradshaw. Mr.. Richard Scott.
and Mr.. Emmet BagDy, vocal; and
Miss Isabel Mohan and Mr.. Harry
Gilbert. piano. Miss Adah l.. Braz-
elton read a delightfully."- clever pa
per on woman in Music"
The Paducah sun., 1906-03-17
About People.

Mrs. BERTHE f. Campbell and party
who have been in California for the
past few weeks, expect to reach Salt
Lake City this week and are conse-
quently homeward turned.
Miss Matte Lou McGlathery is
spending a month in Havana, Cuba,
the guest of friends there. She has
been since January in Pass Chris
tian and New Orleans, and sailed for
Havana after the New Orleans Mardi
Gras.
The many friends in the city of
Mr.. b. II. Scott will learn with pleas
ure that he. Is rapidly recovering
from his recent illness at Los An
geles. He and Mrs. Scott will leave
that City about the 25th for Port
land. Seattle, Salt Lake City and
other points Of interest, making the
Journey very leisurely. They will
not be at home until after April 10.
Mrs. Muscoe Burnett and son Mus
coe Burnett, Jr., are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. C. Dallam in Henderson, KY,
,hfs week.
Mrs. Albert Evans and children OF
st. Louis. are visiting Mrs. Evans
parents Mr.. and Mrs: Given Camp
bell, at their home in Arcadia. Mrs.
Evans as Miss Susie Campbell, has
cften visited relatives in Paducah
and has many friends here.
Mrs Victor Voris and little daugh-
ter, Elsie Eunice, returned home this
week from a pleasant visit to Mrs
voris' mother. Mrs. j. II. Shelley in
Dallas, Tex. Mrs. Voris' popularity In
her home town was evidenced by the
many charming affairs given in hel
honor.
The Paducah sun., 1906-03-17
The Bispham Recital.

For the coming week all interest
centers in the recital of David Bis
pham and M1s Zudee Harris, OF
Louisville at The Kentucky theatre
on Wednesday evening. under the
auspices OF the Matinee Musical club.
No event so notable has been yet in
Paducah's musical or dramatic an
nails, and an Overwhelming ovation
should be given Americas leading
singer and most famous baritone. and
yhe Kentuckt girl whose talent as
composer has received such signal
recognition abroad.
Blsphams success abroad has
been as decided as dn his own coun-
try, and his appearance in the Old
Worad cities has been a succession
of unceasing ovations extending over
The Paducah sun., 1906-03-17
THE SCHOOLS
THIS MONTH HAS
BEEN VERY GOOD.
The Fire Escape Painting Will Be-
gin MOnday-Teachers Held
Meeting Yesterday.

The attendance this month has
been better than last month and will
be still better, vt is expected, when
spring weather sets in. Barring the
cold snap this week, the attendance
has been as good as at any time this
season.
Painters VIII 20 to work Monday
painting the spiral fire escape at the
High school. The paint is wearing off
and to prevent the metal from rust
ing another coat will be added. The
outside woodwork and cornice work
will also be painted, but the la.:or
will have to come before the board
for ratification.
The regular monthly meeting of
the public school teachers was held
at the High school yesterday. Prof.
J. t. Ross conducting the meeting.
The regular program was carried
OuJ ditsi biO hitttAAh5 was a SiOdS ouN-
cess. There are but few more meet
ings this season.
The members of the Paducah High
school dramatic club intend to re-
model the school auditorium stage
and make 1t look more theatrical.
AT present the side curtains are
but half as high as the ceiling, and
the intention OF the pupils is to Sc
cure side curtains reaching from the
ground to the ceiling. This will give
the room more the appearance of
theater and in fact the auditorium
will be converted into a regular lit
tie theater.
The dramatic work in the schools
has become fixture and great deal
of interest is being taken in 1t. 1t
The Paducah sun., 1906-03-17

some ten or more years. England
claims him summer after summer in
concert at Coyent Garden. Whether
IN magnificent crator,o or singing the
simple folk-kongs of the nations of
the world, Blspham moves nightly
on the hearts of his hearers for he rs
temperaanentally an artist, beside
the gift of wonderful voice. Miss
Harris has emily recently returned
from extended study abroad where
some of her most notable compost
tions were played to delighted aid
mixers. She g especially gifted in
oratorio composition. Her series of
I'concerts the rast winter have been
most happily received. Should Mr..
Bispham and Miss Harris arrive in
advance OF "Wednesday evening, the
club will entertain with reception
at the Eagle club house, dn their
honor.
When the Matinee Musical club
announced It's intention of bringing
Bispham to Paducah, even the most
sanguine of the clubs admirers,
smiled at the largeness Of the under
taking. Now, flushed with their vic
tory and crowned with success, they
can afford to smile ON the doubters.
for they stand foremost in the clty's
advancement and uplift, large in
their planning and outlook.
The Paducah sun., 1906-03-17
Indigestion

Stomach trouble is not really sick
ness, but symptom. 1t is a symptom
that a certain set of nerves Is ailing.
Not the voluntary nerves that enable
you to walk and talk and act--but the
AUTOMATIC STOMACH NERVES over
which your mind has no cantrol.
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how these tender, tiny nerves control
and operate the stomach. How worry
breaks them down and causes indiges-
tion. How misuse wears them out and
causes dyspepsia. How neglect may
bring on kidney, heart and other trou-
bles through sympathy. / have not
room to explain how these nerves may
be reached and strengthened and vital
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1t tells how the solar plexeus governs
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every one ought to know-for all OF
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For the free book and the Health
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DIR. Shoop's Restorative Tablets give full
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The Paducah sun., 1906-03-17
Farewell Banquet.

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles S. Simms en-
tertained last evening at their apart
ments in the Empire Flats on Broad
way with a very delightful banquet.
Il was given ln farewell to the Office
force and travelling statesmen of the
Armour & Cos local branch, and
In welcome to the new manager Mr..
J. l.. Chapman OF Huntingdon, West
Virginia. The wives of some of the
force were present and Mr.. and Mrs.
T. p OIseary of Cairo. Mr.. Oleary
having charge of the Armour branch
there. were guests of honor, and the
house guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Simms.
The color-seheme of the table was at
Itractively carried out i'm the Armour
colors of yellow and black, and the
menu was a very elaborate one Gov
ers were laid for Is. Toasts were CIV
en- and Mr.. Simms was presented with
very handsome shr.ner's pin by
the Office force.
Mr.. Slmms left today for Knox
Vile to take charge of the Armour
branch there. He has made many
friends here who regret TO see him go
Mrs. Simms and little Miss Ruth Eli
nor S.mms will leave the first OF
April for their new home. .Simms
is a Paducah girl and has large cir
Gle OF friends here to regret her go
Ling
The Paducah sun., 1906-03-17
DR.. Shops
Restorative

Harriet Eddmgs, Lillian Collins and
Dixie Pasohall of Fulton.
The Paducah Veterans have not
yet selected their sponsor, but IL is
supposed that the James Walbert
camp will do so at the next regular
meeting. The reunion comes sooner
this year. April instead of June. Miss
Frances Herndon was the sponsor at
Louisville meeting last year.
The Paducah sun., 1906-03-17
CUPID AT CHURCH.

BY chance sat within her pew,
And, glancing in her eyes.
Discerned in their cerulean hue,
The beauty OF the skies.
heard her sweet. scramble vo.ts
In sofiost murmurs noat.
rs music made my heart rejoice
And treasure evory note.
| did the very best could
To look the other way,
And adj went fairy wei and gcod
UntA | heard her say,
II want TO be an Angel"-when
She te'aptcd me toe far,
And so | told her. there and then
Dear girl. that's what yoL are
Nixon Waterman in Home Cox
panlon.
The Paducah sun., 1906-03-17
CLERK AND CARRIER
Applicants Will Have to Pay Nothing
to Take the Examination.

Applications to take the local civil
service examination for clerk and
carrier in the local postoffice should
be filed at once. Thus far there have
been few of them. This time, owing
to new ruleof the civil service COM
mission, there will be no fee of any
description to take the examination.
All necessary is to file an application
in time.
The Paducah sun., 1906-03-17

The Magazine clu0 will hold the
meeting for March with Mrs. George
@. Wallace at her home on North
Ninth street on Thursday Afternoon.
The quotations are from Sir Walter
scots. Reports will be made from
Harpers, North American Review
Atlantic Monthly, The outlook. Hub
The Paducah sun., 1906-03-17

an unknown origin destroyed the
Dresses Machine company's plant this
morning, entailing a loss of $780,
600. Capt. Geiger, of the fire de-
partment, was injured by falling
timberS.
The Paducah sun., 1906-03-17
W
Dclpliic Club.

The Delphic club met on Tuesday
morning IN the Delpbic room at the
Carnegie library. A most interesting
discussion of two very notable
French women was enjoyed. Marie
Antoinette as Dauphiness and Queen
was delightfully."- presented by Mrs
Campbell Flournoy. Madame Vir-
gle La Brun and Her Work was
given with charm by Mrs. George
Flournoy.
The Paducah sun., 1906-03-17

The Alexander Faris Chapter. Chill
dren on The Confederacy. will meet
with Mrs. Leila Lewis Tuesday after
noon.
The Paducah sun., 1906-03-17

promotes interest in every branch
of school work and makes progress
easier.
The Paducah sun., 1906-03-17
Announcements. A

The Delph!c club will meet In reg
ular session on Tuesday morning IN
the club room at Carnegie library.
The Paducah sun., 1906-03-17

100000 Fire i'm Cincinnati.
Cincinnati, March 17.--F'ire from
The Paducah sun., 1906-03-17

The Crccendo club VIII meet on
Thursday afternoon at the studio
OF Miss Virginia Newell on North
Seventh street.
The Paducah sun., 1906-03-17
U. @. v. Camps Electing Sponsors.

Miss Allie Mott Tyler of Fulton,
has been selected by the jim Pirtle
Camp of L. c. ". Fulton as their
sponsor at the Confederate reunion
i'm New Orleans. April 25 TO 27. Miss
Tyler has chosen for the official cha
perone Mrs. U. S. Schacklett. presi-
dent of the Col. Ed Cnosland chap
tier, U. n. c. Fulton. and for her
maids Of honor MfS..ss Mcs Hehy.
The Paducah sun., 1906-03-17

The David Bisham recital at The
Kentucky on "Wednesday evening
under the auspices OF the Matinee
Musical club OF Paducah.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-03-04

la camara de delegados la unta central
del partido Union dc Puerto Rico, los
peri6dicos de esa ciudad al delegado por
este distrito III. Garcia Salgado, comuni-
cando a todos la actitud de estos vecinos
en- contra del H. B. 10Y.
Dichos telegramas fueron suscritos, uno
4 la Camara, por el seiior Alcalde don
Manuel Pimentel, nombre de estos con-
tribuyentes; otro dicho cuerpo legislative
por unos 20 80 vecinos en- representa-
cion de todas estas clases sociales; otro
la Junta Central del Partido Union de
Puerto Rico, por el se1or La Cruz, pFesi-
dente de esta Local, en- representation de
los correligionaTios; otro al Hon. Garcia
Salgado para que fuese en- la Camara el
ECO DE NUEsTRA PRoTEsrA contra dicho
proyecto; y los periodicos la Cores
pondencia'' ''La Democracia", ''El He
raldo EspanoP' Gel Boletfn Mercantil''
por sus respectivos corresponsales, infor-
mando acerca del suceso palpitante.
Tambien telegrafio su jefe Ell sefor CO.
mandante de este puesto de la policfa insu-
lar, dando cuenta de la imponente mani
festacion de la correcta actitud de los
congregados asegurando ell mas perfecto
orden.
Dicho bill, 81 nuestra Camara de Dele
gados y el Consejo Executive 10 conyierten
en- Ley, no tendran estos vecinos nads re-
medic que acatarla; pero jamas Sc resigna-
naran resolution que consideran desde
ahora y para siempre an golpe de estado i
favor de elementos adinerados, lesiva,
en- sumo grado 4 los intereses de esta iu-
risdicci6n.
-Nota de 10 recaudado por la Sub-Co-
lecturfa de rentas internas de Rio Grande,
durante ell mes de Febrero pr6ximo pa
sado:
Por contribuciones.............. s1.745.86
Sellos de rentas in-.........
ternaS Observation-Disclosures. 4l1.o0
Total. ....................... s2.1577L.
Las lluvias de hoy valen algunos mi
les de dollars para estos agricultares pues-
to que Ia estaci6n canicular tenfa estas
plantaciones de ca1a casi agostadas, y el
forage verde para el ganado va escaseaba.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-03-04
10 QUE CUESTA SER
diputado en- Ingla-
terra.
Candidates que Sc Iamentahan del
aumentOde gaStOs.
LO qusss vleron OblIgadOs a dssemboIsar sus
padres J sus ahueIOs.

Los candidates ingleses para las pasa-
das elecciones- generates Sc lamentaban del
aumento de gastos que les impone ell go
bierno, prohibiendo las manifestaciones
electoralss acompafadas de bandas de m1-
sica. Era este, en- efecto un antique sis.
tema de propaganda electoral en- Inglate-
RIA, que eambio de un gasto relativa-
mente pequeho, procuraba a los candida
tos una magnifca publicidad.
Asi todo, por mucho que tengan que
gastar en- la election los candidates brita-
nicos, todavfa quedaran muy por bajo de
10 que Sc vieron obligados 4 desembolsar
sus padres y sus abuelos.
En- 1906 cost6 su election, en- ell condado
de Hamsphire, uu diputado ministerial,
$4,000 libras esterlinas. Pero en- materia
de elecciones caras, ninguna como las que
Sc verifcaron en- Northampton en- ell aflo
1868. AL efectuarse aqu6llas, los conda-
dos de Northampton, Halifax y Spencer
apoyaban cada uno su candidate respec-
two. Durante catorce dias, los oastiIlos
Horton, Ashby y Althorpe, cabezas del
distrito, tuvieron abiertas sus degpensas pa
ra todo el elector que llegaba.
Lo que en- elias Sc beberfa comerfa en-
ese tempo, por cuenta de los tres candida
tos, puede imaginarselo cualquiera que ha-
va tenido OCCASION de apreciar 10 que es el
apetito de un elector rural 8 urbano en-
circunstancias.
''Mucho Sc consumi6 allf-dice un his
toriador ingl6s ocupdndose en- este caso-
una prueba de moderation
electoral el que en- esas condolences no hu-
biese mas que 1928 sufragios, siendo los
novecientos treinta."
La VICENTE ley sobre la corruption cleo
toral ha modifcado bastante esas costum-
bres. Dicha ley fila en- $50 libras eI ma
ximun de los gastos que puede hacer un
candidate en- I'M Municipio de 1000 cleo
Lores, aumentando la cifra en- 80 libras
por cada millar de habitantes.
A pesar de las referidas limitacionea,
los gastos de una election resultan adn
crecidos en- la Gran Bretana, pudiendo
ealcularse que cada voto viene salir por
unos cuatro chelines medic.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-03-04
HABIT ANTES De RIO.
srande Sc rsunen en- mass
meeting, para prOtestar de Ia
anexiOn de barrios a Fajardo.
EneTgiGa pTOtesta contra eI Bill lO7.
10 COnsIdsran iRIusto atsniatOrl0 los lntereses
economies de Ia jurisdiction.
De nuestro eorregponsaL.


Mario 1.-Desde las a. m. los aqua
ceros son aquf fuertes continuados; no
obstante 10 desapaeible del dia Sc reunieron
hoy en- la casa municipal sus alrededo-
res, ocupando BALCONIES y galcrfas, unas
quinientas personas, en- sentido de protesta
contra ell Bill 107, para segregar los ba-
rrios de Sabana, Mata de platanos Ma
meyes To- del Municipio de Rio Grande =
anexionaT los mismos la Municipalidad
de Fajardo''; cuya noticia fue lefda en-
LA Democracia" de aver recibida & las
10 a. m. de este dia.
Tan pronto circul6 la noticia Sc fueron
fernando grupos de vecinos en- diferentes
sitios comentandola con calor aunque en-
pacf6ca actitud.
Con tai motive, y iniciativas del senior
La Cruz, presidente de esta junta local del
partido Union de Puerto Rico, nos congre-
gamos, entire 2 y 3 p. M, en- la casa del
municipio, comerciantes industriales, pro-
fesionales artesanos braceros, empleados
ofciales y hasta mujeres, en- n6mero de
500 8 900 personas, todas contra dicho
proyeeto de ley por considerable injusto,
improcedente, impolftico atentatorio los
iutereses econ6micos de esta jurisdiction
a la Voluntad y deseos de la mayorfa de
los vecinos propietarios de aqueIlos ba-
rrios, especialmente de los de Mameyes 10.
q quienes Sc trata de anexar otro muni-
eipio, sin contar para clio con su consen-
timiento.
Ofdos los pareceres emitidos sobre tai
asunto, todos unanimes en- cuanto soste-
ner los derechos de esta municipalidad
agotando todos los recursos legales para
clio, Sc resolvi6 telegrafar seguidamente 4
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-03-04
jQUIEN INVENTO FL
juegO del ajedrez
PareCe que es al8O mas ViejO que
ell miSmiSimO MatuSaIem.

La invenci6n del juego de ajedrez Sc ha
atribuido los chinos, los indios y 4 los
griegos. Sc cree mas fundada la opinion
que 10 considera originario de la India, E
inventado por el brahman indio Sisla 8
Sissa
No Sc sabe como lego 4 Europa Sc
cree que algdn negociante de Oriente 10
nevarfa; pero de todos modos su introduc-
ci6n fu6 anterior las or lzadas (1096 q
127O).
"A Espafa 10 lIevaron los arabes
En- tempo de Luis XIV (1643) el ca
labr6s Joaquin Graco recorrfa Europa sin
encontrar adversario de 50 ITALIA. En- su
honor Sc public6 en- 1895 un madrigal.
Guillermo Caxton estren6 en- E1474 sus
prensas con el libro ''Juego de aedrez
moralizado'', escrito en- latin por un Doc
tor en- Teologfa.
En- 1927 publc6 Veda, en- Roma, su
poesfa acerca del ajedrez
PhiIidor public6 en- 1749 su Analisis de
juego de ajedrez
Fueron c6lebres en- Espana Dannidn de
Goa fines del siglo XV; Ruy Lopez de
S2gura que tratoHde motivar las jugadas,
sujetandolas un analisis flo (1561), por
10 que Won de Lassa lie reconoc9 como eI
verdadero fundador de la teorfa en- el ale
drez.
A Don Juan de Austria Sc Ie cita por
las que escribi0 en- Ell siglo XVI.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-03-04

esplendores que los que Ia contemplation
con el alma presa de ensueno melancolfa,
suspiraban en- el deseo de envolverse en- ell
sudario azul que en- breve habrfa de ten
der a los pies de la naciente aurora.
Tn plateado rayo tembloroso, mensajero
del alba, penetro en- Ia sala baja donde
agonizaba la lampara. Emilia llam6 un
esclavo trajo una copa de orc.
Sin duda tendras sed, amigo mio,-
dijo al gladiator con voz insipuante Ell
Sc echo reir ruidosamente, al verla le-
vantarse de un salto, con la copa en- la
mano y mirandole extraflada, le dijo con
el tono mas natural del mundo:
-lImaginas acaso cue ignore 10 que Ia
copa contiene y que debo morir?
Emilia palideci6 la luz de los prime
ros alboreS del dfa, pero Sc repuso pronto
y juro con voz franca que Sc enganaba,
echandose reir tambi6n.
-Haces NAL en- mentirme- -contest6 ell
gladiator con dulce gravedad, la muerte
eS cuanto me falta para ser feliz, y por 10
mismo no me harfaS presente mas grato
que este veneno. En- mis- amores pasados
no he gozado un minute delicias compara-
bles las que me has brindado duralte
una noche entera. Probable es que el por-
venir no me guarde sino 10 que me di6 el
pasado, y que en- adelante Ia vida no me
convide con una dicha igual lImportan
por ventura los caminos de la terra &
quien ha escalado ell cielo? Has agotado
de una vez las potentes voluptuosidades
de mi alma. lQue quieres que pida ahora
4 los dias y las noches que en- su piedad
los doses me comedian? . La tinica pie
dad que imploro es la tuya, 5qu6 meior
prueba de ella que arrancarme q una vida
de ansiedad eterna?
: Emilia, pensativa, 10 contemplate sus
bellos ojos de un azul sombrfo Sc llenaron
de constelaciones, cual 81 la mariposa del
ensueno hubiese regado en- ellos ell pollen
dorado de sus alas. Quiza pensaba 4 su
poso le proporcionar1a horas como las que
acababan de huir.
Heraclio continue:
No debemos contar nuestros dfas, sino
por los placeres que nos deian; 81 todos
Sc han gozado en- un instante, hemos ago
tado la vida y nos sobra razon para morir.
Los labios que un solo beso calcin6, va no
palpitaran con La primitiva pdrpura vi
viente bajo otros labios Pide q tus do
ses, como 6nica ventura, ell atomo de eter-
nidad que cabe en- un segundo de amor.
En- cuanto mi, va no tengo que pedirlo;
y por 10 mismo tienes raz6n, me ahoga la
sed, dame la copa.
Emilia estaba mucho mas palida los
rayos del dia creciente. Habia una espe-
Gle de dulce locura en- sus ojos adivina-
ba en- sus miradas que jamds Sc repetirfa
la voluptuosidad que acababa de conocer:
y dijo q Heraclio con una sonrisa tan alti-
va como dulce:
Amigo mfo, ia que viene todo ESQ?
Repito que te eugahas: Ia copa no contiene
mas que un POGO de Falerno delicioso. 5Lo
yes?
Y antes de que Heraclio pudiese impe-
dirlo, apur6 la copa y cay6 sin vida.
Por piedad de los doses, unas gotas de
brevaje quedaron entire los labios palidos
entreabiertos de la patricia Heracli6 pro-
b6 una dicha no imaginada siquiera por ena-
morados nj poetas; beber la muerte en- la
miel de un beso.
armand SSyLvestre.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-03-04

Els necesario eX1gir que cada hostia tenga
grabado 81 nombre Digestive Mojarrieta
pero un solo estuche produce mejor efecto
que una docena de botelIas de aqua mineral
6 de cualquiel otro remedio. Ademas de
ser ell dnico curative radical del estomago
y del instestino, el Digestive Mojarriet pu-
rifica los alimentos y los hacs asimilables
Ell legftimo Digestive Mojarrieta cura en-
un dfa las indigestiones, en- un mes las dis
pepsias gastralgias, en- tres meses las
mas graves emfermedades cronicas del es-
tonnage y del intestine. Esta universal
mente confirmado, en- forma sin igual, que
la eficacia del Digestive Mojarrieta es ver-
daderamente radical y superior la de to-
dos los otros remedies.
De Venta en- las pr1ncipales farmacias de
de Europa y America.
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