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The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1906-01-11
Miss Pym from
the West
By AMY F. cAcKETT



Ii was quite by chance that Miss
Norah Ellington Pym found a place in
our quiet boarding house; and to us
il was a subject for constant wonder
that she remained where things gen
orally were so SLOW
The first night, arrayed in splendor,
she looked around the room in amaze
ment and pity. and then beguiled us
with stories of the style people in our
station kept up in the west.
On the second night three OF our
ladies turned in the neoks of their
blouses and wore lace. By the end of
the week our ladies all appeared in
evening blouses, our hostess introduced
menus and entrees at dinner, and the
kitchen girl was pressed into cap and
frills and brought up to help in the
waiting.
Our ladies made still further efforts
to reach her level by wearing all their
iewelry and making a show of every
thing they possessed.
One afternoon. after an interview in
our hostess private room, suaye.
polite stranger was ushered into our
midst and introduced as a new bOarder.
Within an hour he had won all
hearts except that of Miss Pym She
looked on in silent scorn while he
waited on the ladies with ingratiating
smiles.
AS soon as he was safely out of hear
ing quite a chorus OF voices said:
What a charming mani"
Miss Pym fdgeted for a moment.
and then suddenly jumped to her feet.
Il reckon" she said. nodding her head,
I'VE know a thing or two in the west.
II a man comes fooling around, bowling
and soraping. where the womenkind
aren't young and good-looking, We put
a double lock on our jewel cases and
tell the police to keep their eyes on
him"
Good gracious, You don't mean to
suggest that Mr.. Compton"
Never you mind" broke in Miss
Pym. i've got a safe upstairs, so
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1906-01-11
Preparation Of the Hands.

The following recipe Is for restrain.
ing perspiration. and may be just what
you need:
Spring water. two ounces: diluted
sulphuric acid. 40 drops: compound
spirits OF lavender. two drains
Take a teaspoonful twice a day The
external recipe may relieve the situa-
ton without the above internal rem
edy:
Salicylic acid, two drains; impure
carbonate OF zinc. three ounces. Dust
over the surface.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1906-01-11


leaves turn brown and dry up on the
trees. Sometimes affected trees win
pull through until fail but they faii
TO leaf out the following spring on
making a closer examination OF these
dying trees. sunken spots In crotches.
limbs or body are found. Further
search In the orchard Ia almost certain
to disclose similar cankers In other
wise apparently healthy trees.
The chief distinguishing character
OF this disease Is the presence OF these
cankers Along with this goes several
other phenomena the relation OF which
TO the disease has as yet not been en-.
urely worked out Among these sec
ondary features perhaps the mosi
constant Is the bleeding or oxidation
Of sap from the heart wood where u
Is exposed by pruning or oanker
wounds often trees Ia affected or
chards which show no trace OF recent
cankers will exhibit the most profuse
bleeding from pruued stubs There Is
auolker character which becomes quite
evident. especially toward tho latter
part OF the sumner The bark OF bad
~ affected trees often has peculiar
brouzed or HIGHT brown color when
cut into Il Is dry and pale with s;rcaks
OF brown and does not have the sappy
green color OF healthy tissue Such
trees a. " 10 Anticipation of their
carly death. usually blossom abundant.
ly and set a heavy crop This vas
strlkingly shown In q tree that I 90.
served this spring A oanker on one
side of the body had Involved the base
OF a large iimb The side Of tho tree
formed by the branching OF this limb
was one solid mass OF blossoms 70 The
almost total exclusion 81 leaves. while
the remainder OF the tree vas well
| leaved and boro a normal per cent OF
bowers. the fruit which sets on such
diseased trees and limbs natures ab
normally early and IL usually OF very
inferior quality or owing 10 the drain
on the already weakened tree. u may
never mature al al. but vithsr and
drop from the dying branches These
phenomena 10 leaves. bark and fruit
are to be attributed. ! think directly
TO the cutting on OF the sap supply b.
the cankers on the body and limbs.
The various forms OF canksrs which
have been under observation dnring
the past two years may be convenient
" grouped as follows. l. Limb and
body cankers. or pit cankers. 2. crotch
cankers: 2. pruned stub cankers. I.
collar cankers or collar rot. 6. acurvy
blister OF the body and limbs The
treatment which al present appears
most successful is to clean oot the
oanker. e. remove with a sharp knife
ali diseased tissue. swah out the wound
with 3 loue-atth per cent? solution Of
corrosive snDlimatc or a three per cent
solution OF copper sulphate and when
dry paint over thoroughly with some
heavy paint The painting should be
repeated later In the season. THIS sort
OF treatment was given In the spfing
or early summer so that wounds eould
have time TO heal we'll which they did
In most cases. a sharp watch should
be kept for the appearance OF these
cankers and they should be promptly
cut out and treated
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1906-01-11
A Pie Party.

Invitations for Pie Party vere
sent out on triangular pieces Of card.
board to six couples. all Intimate
friends. When the guests arrived the
men were auctioned on by the host
who was exceedingly clever Ths
Doctor Was introduced on the blocS
in this manner: ~ man often want
ed. though much addicted TO the bot.
tie" The bidding was fast ana furious
until 25.C00 beans brought the man 70
hss purchaser. The coal dealer was
described as the man we think about
when the snow flies" When all had
secured partners the ladies we're given
pieces OF pie made from two pieces OF
paper pie plates fsuch as bakers uss).
fastened together with ribbon. The
hliing was a piece OF paper bearing the
words Cherry" "Mince." Apple. .
-custard." Whatever pie was ceaig-
mated the man had TO give a recipe
for II. while the lady made Il 10 pan
tomIme This was most amusing For
refreshments all kinds OF pie we're
served. with coffee aud sandwiches
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1906-01-11
MANAGEMENT oE ROADS.
How the Work May Be systematized
Under a County Administration
with Good Results.

In an address bsfore the Missouri
Dairymen's association. A. N Johnson,
highway engineer, Office Of good roads
OF the department of agriculture, gave
the following advice IN regard to sys-
tematlzing the road work under a
county administration:
What | would suggest Is that every
county have a skilled road engineer
constantly employed. (See chart) lie
should be man chosen for special
qualifications in his business As a
rule. / think IL Is better that be should
not be a native OF the county In
which he Is TO work.
Secondly. you should see that an ef-
acicat road law Is enacted for each
county OF the state. as we all know
that the successful conduct Of a bust
ness depends upon the adoption and
following out OF proper set OF rules
and regulations and the rules and
regulations for the conduct OF the
road business are the road laws that
you adopt and enforce.
"All construction and repairs to the
county roads should come directly un-
der the supervision Of the road en-
gineer. and he should keep an account
of all expenditures connected with the
work and should make an annual re-
port OF the same. The road engineer
should audit all bills and accounts for
road work. and no bills should be paid
unless approved by him,
The county should be divided into
road districts. the roads In each dis
trict should be named. aud 80 far as
possible used. The road districts aud
the roads should be indicated on n
county map on q scale large enough 10
enable each road and It's name to be
shown clearly. The road In each
county should also be classified as first
class. second class. etc. according to
the amount OF travel each receives.
THE road district SHOULD have a SUI
pervisor or superintendent (see Chart
20 BE- employed throughout the year
and he should give ais time 20 the
road work In his district
AT the beginning OF the year two
thirds Of the total amount OF the road
levy Of 4 particular district should be
allotted TO road and bridge repairs In
that district; and the remaining one
third OF the road levy should oonsti-
tute a general fund from which the ex-
ponse of all large bridges and the
special improvement OF the most I'M
portlnt roads should be met. and 10
might also serve a. an emergency
fund
"Tae accounts TO be kept by the
roads engineer should be ltemi1ed In
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1906-01-11
FARM PIcKINos.

Keep the walks clear o. snow. A
woman hates 10 go fioundering
through drifts
It's a good motto to Keep the saw
in the log" but a better one to keep
II going. W
A 15-foot windmill viii run a grind
er with a 10-inch plate. pump water
saw wood and do most kinds OF work
required on the farm at less cost than
any other power. The first cost may
be more. but the running expenses are,
practically nothing. Farm and Home
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1906-01-11
YE HUNTsMAN.

Now doth ye elite huntsman
Take hunting license" QUITE
And with a brand-new "outhtte''
He goeth forth to scoute
And seeke ye beastes ferocious
That haunt ye woodes abouts.
lie seeks with zeEt ye rabbit,
And exc ye doe ami buckle,
But presently be snooteth
Ye farmers gentle ducke,
And as be payeth for lite,
He daineth OF hys lucke.
Anon he tries another.
Yclept We "stille-hunt" plan.
And sneaketh through ye forest
As softly as he can,
And suddenly he baggeth
A costly hired man.
Mark well ye elite huntsmani
Hys gunne he keeps attic cocks.
But when a hare he seeth
Hys knees together knocke-
And finally his guide doth kills
Ye rabbit with a rocke.
Beware OF ye same huntsman.
And walk behind hym notte.
The which OF his vicinage
Is the moste fearsome spotte-
For there is where hys comrads
Most frequently gets shotte.
Meanwhile, observe ye Nlmrod-
He stoppeth for to buy
A goodly bag Of beasties,
And personally doth lie
Unto his trusting wye. who
Just winketh Of her eye.
st. Louis Globe Democrat.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1906-01-11
BLIGHT cANKERs.
Disease and Trsatmentof Apple. Trees
Explained by Prof. II. II whet-
eel, Cornell Univ srsity.


The attention OF the orchardlst Is
usually nrst directed 10 the blight
canker OF apple trees only when the AZ
fected tree is nearly or quite dead
Badly diseased trees either fail to leaf
out at all in the spring or "a 10 more
usually the case send out a sparse
growth OF mouse-esred leaves. 4. e..
small gray green leaves with margins
rolled or recurved. They do not have
the dense. dark green foliage Of healthy
trees. Al first this condition is not
sufficiently contrasted with the heal
thy tr~1 10 attract notice. hut as tho
season advances the healthy trees e1-.
pand their leaves to normal size and
the affected trees thus appear to sud-.
denly cease growing Frequently the
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1906-01-11

White wax one ounce: spermacetI.
one ounce; lanoline. two ounces: sweet
almond oil. four ounces: cocoanut oil.
two ounces; tincturc OF benzoin, 80
drops orange flower water. two
ounces
Melt the first five ingredients to-
gether Take of the FIRE and beat until
nearly cold. adding little by little the
benzoin and lastly the orange flower
water.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1906-01-11
To Eaten tho Hands.

TOO fat a hand is unintellectual
looking. Just a moderate plumpness is
more to be desired. To this end. lake
the same care you are exercising and
in addition sleep in gloves after having
anolnted tho hands with the following:
Ground barley enough 70 thicken. the
white OF an egg. teaspoonful Of gly-
csrin and one ounce of honey.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1906-01-11
First Calls.

First cats in the season should be
returned very proIup;ly-on the next
reception day, or If there is none then
on To, most convenient day within a
fortnight After this exchange OF civ
ilities a longer time between visits
may lie allowed to elapse.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1906-01-11
CROSS AND rrALIAN STITCH

done In ingram cotton. washing silk
or tax thread In cases where the ma
terial 70 be ornamented has a smooth
surface. OF which the threads cannot
be counted. then o soft canvas can he
tackled over II where Il Is 70 be orna-
mented. aud the design worked through
IL: the canvas threads can then be
drawn away when the work n tnished
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1906-01-11
A VERY PRETTY BORDER.
Tais Form OF ornamentation Is Re-
vived from Days When Cross
Stitch Was in Highest Favor.

There are many articles that are i'm.
proved by being ornamented with a
border OF this kind. such. for instance.
as the ends OF towels, sideboard cloths
morning aprons. etc: the work may Be
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1906-01-11
A Trim Tor Winter paws.

Take a trip now and then out to the
orchard aud see that the snow Is pack
ed down well about the tree trunks.
Mice often make terrible work burrow-,
ing under the snow and girdhng the.
trees.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1906-01-11
Foundation stones.

Feed. comfort and neainess are the
foundation stones Of success. no. dairy-r
man can afford 10 forSes This. lots Of
folks have never fprgot,en II; they
never knew II TO forget
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1906-01-11
Hnt Wnter in Winter.

Why not arrange the water system
so that hot and cold water may be
had in different parts OF the house.
The over supply can run through
chunk stove or furnace TO tub for
stock to drink. so latter will thrive
better and trough will not freeze in
winfQr
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1906-01-11

The wife OF a well-known author has
a fad for collecting trees. Fitting sor
of pastlme for an authors wife to pur
sue. Coal comes high.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1906-01-11
Get spraying apparatus Ready

In the fall and winter prepare for
spring The spraying apparatus must
be ordered ir the winter II IL Is TO be
ready fcs use in TAT spring.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1906-04-05
QUE VALE MARRUEcOs? ?

bfh un proyerbio arabe oIo Ia tje
IRA es nn payo. y Marrue,ns Ia cola
de este ''''
Es TN hecho o,u. Africa no ,,sno
un terrltorN mas bello. mas yarfado
mas rico. La SAlubrtdad v dulzuro Il,
su CHINA son proyerbiaIes entire ,ns
araoes. Su feTtilidad es incomparobIT
AIsiinNS pufadas de trigo. arroiadn.
soore iln terreno apenas arafia.lo no,
el aradO indIgena prOd,,ce ma rn'
"echa sobeC'bia La fecundiJnd N,
cads Ahsolutamente Ell nada /, do
ahLh'rahle vale hI.l Milo doudn n.
'OspchaH Viencn sin esfuerzo E.tC
consl!e tn qiie Ia tt,rru es ohuu-.
hanlems1te Tegada. 40 ror in rt.
voHtnacienIA como el Milo. slno mn,
IaH h"ViaS 0tte en- ese Dlfs. eItundr
On Is iona templad1. ucnsiona In ya'
| nn0. '''-'' J."
ray mllchaS yerbas preciosss p,ro
paSto en- los campos praderM, Nv
cepto H3 las ciudadss, d0pd, yivo al
e'e1Phto europe. TN carnero pr,r,
T' Sc N@nHe por 10 regular on ,roe
FRANCOIS. TN noviilo On crarentn f-,n
Ses. Las mofltahaa e,tan lpnas H.,
po'q'tea floIestas! ri s,tnlo robos,
"ro. plat1. cobre. hierro. plomo,
hnnaue H. mayor parte Dc, loa p,6.
Eratos ha obstinan Ell ayaII,ur tio ctr
60 q sek mlll0nes el n(imero dn b.
DltsnUhS de Marriecos. cs,ns n,s9n- Il,
'ehte miltonns. segda 6ltIn,n. ,a,
los iidealRnos. "'-
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1906-04-05
Ano l9. No. $40.
Los Academies FeIIocariIsros .n hlsxieo
y las COtss Do los Estados Unidos.

j. V. Eckman. empleado del ferro
Nrril C'antrul AlexicanO. en- In Re
pnblica de Mexico. Dertii6 una pler.
M 'll llli nccidente tarrovIarto dr.
DIDO 4 los deficiencies recuraOs s,lmI-
Aastrados por dicha cumpAiiIa ferro
GFriiCra. y II Ia negliHenUa opera
cionEde cs:l VIA en- Ia ReDnblica Ne-
xicRna.
j. Eknrbn Ell lugar de ocurrir 4
los tflbnrlles maXicanos en- uemandl
la lndemuiDlrl0a, ha ocurrido IA
Corte de Circ,ito da los Estadns U.
llidos ,lsl Distrito Occidental de re.
Mas Este tribunal la nuesto al IN.
80 para consnlta. rai manos lg Ia
Cort" Suprama tte its; Es.a.l.Ss IInidr,s
antts dc dar III rMlo.
Como Sc We. el usuto tiA reduce,
= "s'o: 81 el deInundante puedo co.
Dial eii u:ia Corh, Federal ta lns Es.
/, s,1uos s,ssu ulldos. Dor III daiio qua le
n'Siet"h en otro pafS. una indemni-
- - eonsulta hecha II IA mas alta
..S @ AViericnna ssta conc..hida FAY
'".1nph'e.en estos t6rmlnos:
4, IN ~ una accion trafda q In Cort.
a., tI'll,o Tt us los EStados Unkios
oel DtstrIto Occidental dl, Tax"a
TN cindaHaiiu IL. $50 ,iis;r,.n 80, pot
IRA dc Ia Compahfa del F,Tro~arrii
S'si'ial MHXichnO. lIn1 corDorucI5n
Gen'uhihsnt2 constituida bajo las i..
s"a uci hetado d. AllSsachu ,,ts y n,
ctehno n@soci"S upera,ido nm ;Irr"-
I'LL M' fapor cn iineI rontia,r,I, I,
"a Sl ESiado 1' TeXus IN Ia Re.
nnnllc9 Il" Mexico. den.Ln,inndo ind. IN
ni"ncioh Iii por dahns y perjuicbs mia
81 E"i +h"nl,. rvcibi6 Ell 81 trrvIcio
u" !" c"inl'ahia. Dor culDl de Ia mic
mt'' 'h los "lalrs daios perdi6 ~.
u" P'r''Et, pu'dr dicha csrt,, santan..
''"F "a '"hpanfa fcriorarriIcr, n,
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1906-04-05

paEo do una lntsmnizacl6n. segGr
las pruebas que SO presentenk un ju
rado. pesar de 10 que sobre ei ca.
20 neNeen las leyes neNicanas. traf
! avs como pruiahas .en este julclo. aL,
Bando Que Son aplical1ies III caso. ,
q.le estaban en- ylgencia OIL el tb,n
~ en- que el damandAnte recibi0 lOt
dahos perjutcOs de que ~ trata?'
La bAmallda es interesaalta tpsdt
Ital pllnto de vista de Ii jiirlsprt,iIal,-
c4 INTERNATIONAL y es seguro 0ue es.
1aDlecsTa I'M precedente eIi estii cla
Sc dc controversies.
Haoe alg6n tempo ptro amar,ca-.
no. lampleado en- los ferrocarrilers re
Mexico. perdi1 uIsa mano edi-;;:, oc-
cldentss e., San Luis PotosI. Mexico
VINO San Antonio. en- donde Dr.
nlando Ia comDafiia. y 6sta hIzo 0,,e
retiTHa la demnnda, hacienda con 4,
una TRANSACTION e1trajudIcial. IN u,Ie
el H'hejoso necibio por Ia msnn nor.
oioa Ia sumo Ha cinco mil pesos.
En ambOs caSoS los tfNmantiantas
nan sido ctudadanos de los Estadta,
unidos. QuAen sabe hasta que MN.
10 hRya nfluido el caraeter rio /,
nacio:nlidad.
CuMldo Sc Diensa EN- quo Los me-
xicanos lastimRdoS ,en los accld niss
terrocarrileIos tn Mexico no reclben
nada por los perjnicIos que i>aclh n
que en- casos de m.lerte los de,,dns
no obtienen nj una piz.a de in
m,MItilZacion. an Qua d los ferroca
, tLlsa 40 es Kacil exIgir reSpousabllI
u' ,tSe en au9 nafece que las autoridu-
cio cio las comp2iiIRs de caminos d.,
tRrro. 10 piteda utlo mas qua y.r ron
Ia5mo. Ia ampiitud de Saran,fJs dc
que gozan los ciudadauos de los q
tados unidos no solo dsatro sin0 f,,a
ra de su pals. ''" ''o
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1906-04-05
EN UNA JAULA DE LEONEs

LOS haD'tanras de Aubrey, Fran
Ca. Sa -. chcueatIan indisnados Il con
Secu"hcia dc nm incideuu. nourrIJ-,
,. i"c" pocHS diaS IN una exhibici6n ~.
,''"S. n. dnrante una dc las furlclo--
nn '" h' ''"rr"S FL phblico fue a,ru5
no Dor 81 anunciu ii. uue una nao,,.,
W. NINA 'le 10 amos de .-lad bailariI
'h Ia jaHlA de los leom.,,,
LA chiHuiila cntr0 il duras nenoy 4
IA 1aulA. y cmpazaba Il bailar, criau-.
40 'h grit" de horror sal'. dc iodos
los HsptciadOres. In ha0n sal,G en
pre- Ia nina. dcspHGs de derribarla
- !!.*" "ntr" sus dicntes 4 uu rim
"c"h de Ia hula. hmanazabl de-
'", M" narta
I'll d''nnfdor armada con fierros ca
lient*S al rojo. 81 ianz6 dantro d..
IL hula recuDcr6 Ia lilo QUE
Mnria les noe1s mnaa,sr =YtctI-.
ma De las leslnnes recibldas.
III spropietaFIo de Ia tisgtia fu6 n.
rlnstato .nnietfiata anlente. y la irdigna
cien phblica en- su cottra. fiie iaI
que es cast sesuro que &c le imno1dra
nh gran tGrmino de encarcalamIento.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1906-04-05
BOTTOM .RECUERDO' DEL CENTENsA.
RIO DE JUAREZ.

Entrc la miriada de "recuerdos'
que cIrcularon con mctivo del Cen
tenariO de Ju0rez-2t de Mario del
piesente aiio,- hay pocos como el
quo aaaunciamOs ahora, que con-
siste Ell iii bottom de blancara do
nieve, en- cuyo centro se destaca el
brlslo del Gran Pntriota, con Ia
leyenda: Mario de 1906, Lie. BENZ
to Juarez". Dos acknowledgements con
centricHs encierren el busto, en Ia
corona de laS circunferencius resplan-
decen los colores nacionales dc Ia
Patria. sobre los que SO leen estas
palnbras: "CentenariO del Bene--
merlto de Las Am6ricas",
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1906-04-05
TRABAJO Y HOLGnNA.
la abajn ,tsofa d Ia mari,nsa.

" w JH WFia IN H1slfitNDra:
,o.,-Hl,h,a pnesumtda. que tc plsss
QUO - 'In Tnviendo lss al.a dn co.
micH lhlrR inrir In traic lie baI,al M
n n"s Fco empolvada! Vaya ,n Inioi
,, VS. no 'EpTH6 cu Ia holRat,za mol
S@ " rosa. Plata y orc? Quftate do
t'or quo - IN toeador nara n .
III ne sitEa dc oficina. "a oIic
pasns Ia Vida diyirttentiote No ns.
"'S anda. dcia lrabn lar. ""'
~, nasI:i av,.a, i"HnTnl!h IL marlTpsa
GEO? '"h'o con
mo has visfo mi colmen,, sto,,,
H1'' Y Ia nit6cfiar6. par, ajor,n,,, p,h'pT
g'Cza duc h&mos fihrlc3,in. & ~ "
anita mi"l y cIdnfr cero, ''"S ~
|, --~Ncnmusln.
IN abcin Ia marjnns, ,,.oa...
on tn ytclO ~ colna1par n,,o ~ ''o' %
~ u lnEar rrtiraylu y ang"Ih, u" ~
'rab1lo. &inu cAftpo tJr bnIoi,n No
- Q'ueu hs sidu? unr,,,,,% J..
hea. rEiGn iiaSatln J" "
Los cnmhScnPattus ,lo st.,,n.., -
az rnaiStruCia lin stjo Inntit. =.
'ross hs,iiJoiirs SO rtmntan n"n' :.
PEI DR. sus gGantca y nn ri ,,aai w %
.tn snE cafetaS. Y ri at,,In 80 ,''
prtn'o dc 1lteIas morthund1s h,t III
NOS pcf1ld0 todo 81 frnI,ak, ,., e
todh nueatra haebsnda WV WIZ
~ mhriposu Sc alato ytn,a.
naiadaA 1" fH''no fnr:
DE ouien Ia riea? ia nr.u,.
UNA noera diEz naalba MR. a, 1s"''
sNio rio. diD IL maftuosn -. =,
Hsntns dne paAan MI yida '" Hs
miei para quo otroa ee ia sn. n.stenat
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1906-04-05

emulation. son febrfbugas antIb,,,-
minticas.
I'll acelte aesencfal. q Ia dosi, da
era mos. sc a6minLstra contra In tnuiH
Ia ooGte2a de lim6n n estido frps.
co u $500. SO emplea en- una mu,ti.
;1G lie usns EnrmacAm,ic..1 CO.,
poivo o en infusion. Con dicba Co,
oe"a &c prepara una tintura alcoh6Ii-
"a que a r. dosis de algunla sotas
es buen t0nico.
Lag hoats del linossro goza,, d.
nopksdades antiespak m6dicas. Y en
einpieah en- infusion ea la tnapntan
cn y en- Il hlpcccndria. -
~ assta destiiada con zumo de n.
mon: % es angular Dais. ;impiar al c,,. ~
isAS Ficnitar las EF...;;S z.t.o.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1906-04-05

Fin ticmDo do paz nre,sro,.
rM ia guerra" "a TN dicho en,Ia"o
"iuY SIbio. Es ltf btsA, ,.gia..in
G,1hho tioAotros decImos 4 I'D, @cn
smanpg sms.ei,, dc hnlnd Droparute para Ia On
.in,'t ia mn,"na' Hay clertos rcInedtus mIe
hn"hiple d:ltnn tetasyae on caa, n,.
ra gi'n cuando los necesite los tens, ,
. n1ano plia u8hr1os. ~" "'S''
:, i.as "nfcrusdadcs 6esarrcg,os II.
iiiEsdo y los R!h0ucs aon miiy ny, CO.. -"
~ si'n,s", ~ ~ algnIos no son serlos. nan
~ 30 h~cl'tdaii put tkn Ilsgor SOC.
10 iisi; no hay que desouIdgr Ioa ma.
t"s mas lig4ros, '''' ''''
~ Balsamo para II Hfzado II.
itihopss del DR., 4, II. MsJ%on ffas
- NJ Mcisan's Liver and Kidney
Gs,,sn aa cur, sura seg'lTa para las eafernss
SLeo pos botslla, De yen1s =, !,
Hotica del Leon, d9 +, a C,hana e.a, y
Antonio. Ter. - onSspa's'ai