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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-23

Anoche en- la calle de San Sebas-
sian, Marce.ino Bscerril, qle hace
POGO cumpli6 seutencla on el preside,
sgredi6 & Mercedes Rivera, q quien ls
produio varios golpes on las regiones
lumbar, abdominal y toraxlcs, dc las
cusles fu6 asistida en- 10 Sala de 5000.
rros passndo de alli al Hospital. Fl
agresor fue detenido anoche mismo y
denunclado hoy q Ia Corte municipal
que 10 condsn6 & seis meses de carcel.
-Eata madrugada q las tres fue
victima do una cafdA Martin Pastra-
ma, veciao del barrio ala Perlas, quien
sufei6 10 fractura completA do Ia ella !.
Vlcula del lado izquierdo y varias
equimosis en- 10 region escapular dere.
cha. Oportunamente fae asistLdo on
la Sala dc socorros.
DE heridas oontusiones levss
fueron asistidos aver en- 10 Sala de
sosorros Manuel Aleober y Juan Bau.
tlata Colon.
Aver f.lleci6 en- 10 enfermerfa
del Presidio el conhnado joaquin
Acevedo Hsrnandes, vic,ima do la tu.
bsrcu osis pulmonar. Era casado y
deia Alglnos hips.
Han sido inscritos en- los libros
del Rsgistro Civil los mstrimonios de
Jo.e Aponts Marco con Fdela Calde-
ron y Conception; Luis Rodriguez Nj,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-23
l|qa de PropietaIi9s de ancas
urbanas De San Juan

En vlrtud de 10 que preceptda el
Roplxmento de esta Association en- su
articulo IA, teugo el gusto de convo.
car 6 las seGores que la consstuyep
para 10 juuta general que h2 de csle-
brarse el 81 de los corrientss en- los
aalones del Casino Espalol de elta
ciudad, a las siete y media do 10 no.
che.
Sc ruega 10 puntual aaistsntencis
de todos los aeii pres asoclsdos, pues
entire otros asuntos importautss, ha
de tratarse de- 10 elecci6a de nueva
Directiva.
San Juan Enero 20 de le0Gl
joe MdrtG Cdrrerp.
Presidents.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-23
E| tOCadOr de violin
CAPITULO |

CnHe'o los grsndes rasgos De abn,gu6o G cyt.dos
Ia horia los nscbe ibro de oro i, t.omp. de fam,
los pregona C0Ando e concde g.ude recompepss al
hroSmo DO mn conmreve nj soprende Cal ssmpre "a ma
exss'con de c'b'z asnque de los sepsdos en- f.. mo-
mnto c0'q matSr$ orguo ante los apsu,os s Ia
nunhedumbre Lo que ntees pr fundame es el hr mn
dfslntr"dc Ia Gbnga6n sin ninQuna e,rer4nza FL ,cro
20 vista de deber ca Gempre rgrat L. elise sd, trne
heroe, msrtlre que ecpsaa Cvrcio Deco ycy cr up
eemplo ~ N"' ~
En- Ell ,ho 1880 70 formsb. p,rte d, IN grimm d. ;6,.
amigos FL mo pfs bab1 vito nscer; hbf,mos or do
unto UntcG amos lido cogo FL dsro de .pr+ndr no
haba leyidoA Paris quermos te7i1mos v.ipte ,hr
sQae hA ado de 'queloA compheros one ar.ron viv,
eWJscer Iuntos II murte ha levAdo unos Ia yd. h,
d'pesado los den6 Los q9e queamos hmcs b.do
uno su otros conG que cIsndo I6vepo dandouoT IA NINA
habamo' subido uuoT D. cu.ndo nos erconrmos dos
tres "nd de eOs Jn6nto sut qua huy.ron Guam
que rlpld'z oSsAron iOs seEr amos de |, juyeptud
I'm Que'os teDpo' csuaidad ns hIb d,do por IN igo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-23
JUAN De GUZMAA BENITEz
ABOGADO.. ..NOTAR1O
TETUAN Is P.O BOX 743
SAN JUAN, T. r.
sn!lp, Francisco MortKa y Felix

len!ip, Francisco Mortsa y Felix
NuhtG.
,-Anoche llegsron de Ponce, el
sefor Csrr6, rspresontar to de Ia com.
pahia de Opera sSconami Clio, J Ia
stfors dona julia De Ges1, eaposa
del director de 10 orqueats de la mis-
ma compsfifs. ri stfi1r Carre segui.
ra vlsie para VENEZUELA y 10 seflora
De GelI, fisrA aquf su rasi5encis,
temp ralmente.
-Don Rafssl q Terra ha solioisa-
do psrmlso del alcalde para construir
una casa en- Puerta de TERRA.
s@THE HELVETIA.-27 calle dc
a Crux. Gran casa de hespedes. STA
nle d hotels. Aposentos para familias
personals solas. Comidas & cincuen.
Ia censavos cubierto. Bailos. Tel6fono
1872. Apartado correo, 285. Prophets
rio, Pedro Sohira. Nota: Rate hote
esta cargo dc una sedorita cague .
| do
Ell Juez Basin conder0 hoy 4
Sartos RoSsdo y Maria kodrfgusx q q
Is de multa 6 80 dfas de- Cd eel, por
actos inmoralss en 10 via pdbiica.
Miguel Miranda y Brfgido Leise
tuvieron anochs una ri1a en- Santurce,
parada l6 sisudo Arrestadoa par la
pollcfa. Hoy fleron Ssntenciados d
IS2 de multa cada uoo.
(ContiatiG en- Ia pdgina 6e)
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-23

eacandalo en- un bale que Sc celebra.
be en- Puersa de TERRA.
Ell poicla Pedro Casado, de
Puerta do Terra, hs iurado hoy una
denuncla ante el juez municipal, con
ira los muchachoa Mateo Coz zalez y
Juan Piz AFRO, ambos de l3 amos dc
edad, por delito contra natura, reall
ssdo en- el min } de 10 amos Carmelo
Nsxario, hscho ocurfido el domirg }
iltimo on oil alto denominado <Baja
MARI, de aqu6l bArrio. Los acasaios
ss hallan presos y Ia causs pasara
IL Ccrte de Dis!rito.
hoy exiting gaieron sus condenal
On 10 carcsl dc San Juan, Antonio Va
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-23
TARlFA De INSERCIONES
N0T|c|AS DEL Ola

oUMARlO Aggression grave'-Hombre estropeado.-Fa.
lleclmentos.-P devueltos. s.-Matrimonios Pre-
SOS cumpldos. -Dona Julia De Gesu.-Nueya casa en-
Puerta de TERRA -Rina en- Santurce. ncorrec-
to en- un electrco.- -Eseandao de anoche Socie
dad recreatva xLazo de orc 1--.Abuso de confanza.
Hurto de Hato Rey Bale escandaloso Pro-
ceso de dos muchachos por lnfame delito -Renuncia
eun taqulgrafo. Resoluciones de Tesorera. ---Exa
menes para Farmaceutcos ---Haca Espana.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-23
AccIones


Bxlco dc Pto. Rico Q 18 & 10.
Banso Territorial. . 15} & 16.
Baneo Popular $50 A8.
Buques anuncIad0s
, VApor frances sQuebecs. De un
dia q otro recalara procsdsnte de
Puerto Plata y seguira visie para Eu'
ropa via ST Thomas.
vapor ingles sCumsrios, sali6 dc
Europa para essa el % del pAsado.
Vapor espaflo d <B ienos Airess,
aali6 de Cadiz el Is corrients y estara
aquf el %.
Vapor espafol <Antonio Lopsss,
20 aguarda procsdente de Colon ss
calas de un moment otro y segulra
viaia para Caracas, Cad'z, B2rcelo.
na y Geaova.
VApor americ ano Caracas, SAL
dra para New York maj ana.
VApor amsrIcsno <Flladelphlss,
con procedencla de New Yo,k, eatara
aqu{ el Is corrients y ssguira vIaje 81
siguients dia para La Guairs.
I0nlar0n puerto
De New York, goleta americana q
&c lsdysS, con carga.
Vapores sPuerto Ricos, <vasco,
y goleta <Deseadas, de 10 Isla.
Sc habslstdron de salida.
Goletas sRlcardo RuiE,, <Carme.
litas y cana Msrfas, para los puer.
tos anuncisdos.
Buques on puerto
TRAvsEIA
sRobert FL. M. Curdoys descgdo,
sLaura Bellas, pendlents.
sArcadias, dsacargando.
sJulia Lick 'nbseks, descargando.
<Gladyss, pendierts
COSTANEROS
s1ndias descargando
<Espersnzss, Aguadilla y Maya
guez
<Aurelias, Vieques.
<Oos Hermaosss. F.iardo.
<Marla Artaus, Vieques.
sPstras, descargardo.
sDsseAdas, Humacao y Nagusbo.
Sc vende papsl vlejo de Pc
rlodico 4 dos pesos el qulntal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-23

rsnda con Maria Dolores Puials y
Navss; Estebaa Facundo Rodriguez,
con America Jimeaez Varcarcel; y Mi
guel Cafe,as y VergAra, con Ce,ilia
Bruno y Domipguez.
Aver tarde fsloci6 en- Sansurce
10 q aoreciab seflorA dona M arcelina
Romani, viuda de Mol, madre;de don
Sebastian MOI, emplesdo del Bauco
Espsf1ol. Ests sarle q las s 80 veri-
fcara su en,ierro.
I'll sefior DIAz NAVARRO ha
ests sblecido su Oficina de- Abogado y
81 NotArfa On ssss eiudAd, sale de San
Justo ndmsro Il.
Fierce ante Ia Cor,e Federal, Cor.
10 de Distrito de toda 10 Isla y Corte
Suprema, dadioAndose Asfmiamo a.
examan dc titulos de propiedades, Ia
corporation de Corporscionea del p ail
, extrangerAs y tramitaci6n do expe
dientes de expropiaci6n forsosa.
Aosptando 10 noble competencis 4
hoy estableoida en- el eieroioio dc 10,
profeslones de Abogado y Notario, O.
seilor DIAz NAVARRO 80 dispone
cobrar & sus clientes honor arios exec
slvamente modicoa.
Ell Jues municipal inpuso he
dies dias de srresto q Joaquin Vaz.
quez y And, 81 Meiins, porqle 10 no.
che del 20 del actual pr, movieron III
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-23
HERMlNIO DIAZ
Abogado- -Notario
San Iuan, Puerto-Rico
SAN JUSTO II.
Extravlo . sustraccii6n
SAN JUSTO II.

Sc hA sufrido el de un documento
suscrlto a mi favor por los senores
Saldans h Co. s. en- c. & veneer en- 80
de Abrll de 1906, por la csntidad de
IS, 600, y como quisra que la perdida
ha sido despuea de habsrse pussto mi
endoso On blenco; por Ell presents 90
pone este hscho en- conocImiento del
pdbllco en- general, para que lepa, que
cualquier endoso ga Illegal y que csc
documento por las parties interesadaa
es considerable como nulo J ain valor
alguno,
Humscao, DIRE, % do 1906.
1910 A,ttonio L6pez Caddru.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-23
SECCI0N X'ERChNT|'.
AotaS Go neTcia|es de San Juan

PrecIos MIN de los articulos
que SO detallan en-
almaoenes
Arroces do partido Jap6n do
s3t&
Idsu valenoiano de COT 6 Id. Id.
Ajos de 30 ctvs. q 80.
Jamonss e8i 81.
Quesos smees sl5i Patagr6s 10.
Tosino, . 16i . 16.
Sardinas aumadas . 16 centavos.
Jan6o. A86 { <.75 Rocamora
am'ricano, s2A J n.
Pasta del pals ct.
Nantesa t6 A64 an J On NA.
do t7 & TO-
Harina dc at . a6.
Habichuelas Amerisanas hlaneaa
largas . sSi.
Garhanzos u az
RaealAo 90 act
Cebollast4i as.
Nautequillsi do Sl3 1t
PAssa americans &c saias de una
arfObs e6.
Papas Amarieanas s1.80 1.90
TAsaio o 81
DEL PALS
Axdear para el eonaumoi
Mosaahado elaro dc "a. Q ~.
De miel elaro . $3.50.
Csntrffuga elaro de II as
Amer!cans dc st II ss6}.
De Ponce at q Al.
Ron 80 grados Cartier & s1.So con.
atos gal6n pagadoa r. 1nternas.
NAix . 1.S0.
Tahaco, nominal,
,Preclos de- compra
Almid6n q $3.50
Aigod6n dc S $50.
roons de Is 18 uillar
0usros daless s1S
Nebo dc res a..
Cats corriente de s10 al0i.
Camolos oorrlentes
Loadfss casck Q 4,8S
Paris q III ~ u.
Haubdrgo as
New York P.
Esoada div q p3 D
C6dalas hlpotscarlas
Baaeo Tsrr,toriaI y Agrlc ola ssS.
The Colorado statesman., 1906-06-23
ArRhen: Gnllrgf nf
Mnrsr SrttHr
By REV. DR.. w. a. BARTLETT.
OF the restless.

college university. 1t would be good thing if millionaire
would endow college of good Many
have money artificial life have
learned do really useful piece OF
schools appear be arranged carry condition OF
weakness
In the old days when colleges smaller the professors them
selves taught the of the These
spent half hour giving strong their own
experience They did not hesitate 90
students night why breaking I'D the
furniture.
days when Daniel Webster college thev made
by personal with other
salaries but with minds rich with varied experiences were
capable giving that which
They mostly OF definite religious experience and might
be regarded old oges who came under
their influence knew something when they grad
uated 1t sometimes though fellows who have to
make their should college That assurance of their
desire have education Lincoln an eminent evan
pie OF a who o the school of sense
The Colorado statesman., 1906-06-23
Mourning in England.

The polite Englishman who recent.
ly criticised Americans for ofL,n be
ing content as mourners to wei, only
a black band encircling the let. arm
gave another illustration of h.a con.
servltism. His inclination for cAourn.
ing garments is hereditary. lii the
England of the early seventeenth cen.
tury. no sooner had a death taken
place than black clothing was sent AZ
gift by the bereaved family, no:
only to relatives. but to friends al
we'll Everything surrounding tba
chief mourner was put into the deep
est black-black hangings OIL the
walls, black coverings on the beds
Funerals were expensive in those
days, so expensive, in fact, that
among the poorer people a black
bed" was loaned around from family
to family. About 1925. 1t is rees; I'd
Lady Sussex expended more +tan
s1.G00 on the funeral of her lora.
The Colorado statesman., 1906-06-23

The sheer black waist is a novelty
thai is meeting with much approval
chiffons and nets well to the fore. The
vogue of the black voile suit makes
the demand for the thin black waist
the costume idea continuing to rule
waist and skirt of the same color. We
also see an increase in the number of
simpler black blouses, n liking for lhc
shiIt-waist of black China silk and
even the golf shirt appearing in this
material and color.
Black and white effects, both in cot
ton and silk, meet with favor at the
present, the magpie combination again
in style. The combination is noticed
in stripes and checks and polka dots,
spots a feature of the day. Some eX
Cerdingly smart costumes in black and
white are seen, and some beautiful
hats. AS a rule this conjunction of
colCrs is effective and becoming, white
has a softening tendency and touch
of black generally refnes and softens
harsh outline and uncertain com
pleIion.
White serge suits are trim and de
cidedly chic these days, made with a
severe plainness that gives refres h
ing after the over elaboration so often
seen in summer, so much cheap reaCy-
made tinery then on display. And tne
white linen suits are even more at
tractive. There are soft white wool
hats to wear with the white suits.
some with scarcely any trimming at
all. In millinery now we find this
contrast, flowers piled on flowers, and
next door a hat with nothing on it
save a single rose. Some of the hats
are quite bare on one side, on the 9TH
er there is massed a perfect tower of
trimming. This gives in not fow
cases a decided jauntiness that is
pleasing, but we must say it is orly
the youthful, iaunty face that cn
stand such headgeaT.
With the present fashions one may
easily make up an evening costume out
of pieces gathered from box and bag.
our illustration pictures a gown con
structed of various materials and hav-
ing points that mark it modish. There
is simulated jacket of lace the
flounces are of shaded pink chiffon -
although other material might be used
the lighter shade at the top. The
foundation is an old white silk dreas
which has been well cleaned and FRESH
ened. Little circlets of black velvet
ribbon give the touch of black so
fashionable. In the corsage sore
long-stemmed pink posies with plenty
The Colorado statesman., 1906-06-23
CIR uarattnn Sfaann
Strtnl&H RltHttteHh In Mnntrtt
By MISS FLORENCE GUERNSEY.
New York Society and Club Woman.

S 2;.'''n 5:;: ss ::s s:
1sEI OF her brain, idea OF cnoyS
ESI affair in hand is far solemn con-
~. MA sideaon Somehow. somewhere, she must
ka get herself condition stand the fatgues OF tie
kTIEAsGM coming
as The faculty different in different women
but ground you find that the
American takes her resting hard She
naturally and she her fate When she
has object in view she pursues it ndefatigaby
Her ideal recreaonand that is what the majority nduge IN
is not recreation all begins in May and ends October
and the rushing all the confusion OF thought
all the splendid OF which only she keep straight
and fatigues that would strong quail Her first step
Europe the big and week the
life people, Then there the
London After this the continent long
Vienna with the dremakc Another equally trying at
Paris third up she shopping instinct
appointments and all the other that attend the victim of the
mod her with the artificial fever OF existence
she HES herwhee? To nuney? Not all She makes Tor
famous and diets walks and bahe herself into
civilized being again.
For three like horse. She lives absolutely
by rule. The of the and all other affairs
she allows nothing with Her already
engaged Her beyond the about and she
be hand ready smiling, fresh andts the
looking than when she So she follows her
the bitter end energies rejuvenated Ask
has been perfect The passion overcrowdng
that poor mortal live through then ourselves
three weeks hard labor had lovely
And the moral of it all apotheosis
OF the restless.
The Colorado statesman., 1906-06-23

OF green leaves might be placed, and
add the finishing note to a costume
copied from a French Importation.
OF course one would have to employ
skillful fingers to get the right lines,
but the whole may be built up at com-
paratively small cost. Little lace
bridge coats and boleros are the height
of fashion; the tall person may in
dulge in the former, the one of low
stature must keep to the latter.
One sees the incest morning frocks
tub dresses to use the phraseology
of the day-made up all in one piece.
Sometimes the waist and skirt are
Joined by a girdle of insertion, some
times the joining is very inconspic-
uous, just belt of self material. The
most successful frocks at least look
simple. no matter how much laborious
work has been spent upon them. The
other day we saw an apparently simple
The Colorado statesman., 1906-06-23
NeckWear and Other Accessories of Dress

very deep, the chemisette is ornament.
ed back as well as fore, for so many
frocks to-day are cut low or VITA V
back and front.
A neat little embroidered collar, one
of the high turndowns. has couple
of bows of ribbon as finish, these
madeaffairs easily slipped in place
and with no clumsy band to be- ad-
justed or make the collar bulge
Green silk gloves give touch of YER
dency to the streets, are accompani-
ments of not a few costumes. Usually
they are of silk, and always match
some trimming of the costume, Girdle
or foliage-adorned hat. They are
rather fetching, look cool and pretty
with light summer gowns. Some green
parasols are abroad, considerable green
is used for trimming Pongee and
tussah coaching parasols remain in
favor, and they are so smart one does
not wonder they hold their own so
well. Speaking of green gloves, It may
be they are worn because nothing else
is to be had-long gloves have become
so expensive in such demand, the
dealers say to the manufacturers:
Send anything, anything" Evsry-
body wears short sleeves, everybody
wants long gloves.
Suede belts the color of the dress
lead for street wear. Yesterday we no.
ticed a neat brown costume-an.i over
in Paris brown, though rather warm
dull color for summer, is the thing
the belt a shaped suede that seemed a
very part of skirt and blouse. The
skirt was light weight WOO: and
fitted the girlish form perfectly, but
without accentuation of the agure
The blouse was brown pongee made
full back and front and with full
sleeves coming just to the elbow The
hat was one of those coquettish tur-
bans that this season is responsible
for it was all black, the gloves were
black, the low shoes a dull black
ELLEN OSMOS DE.
The Colorado statesman., 1906-06-23

The French women do not take TO
imannsh styles in dress as do the Eng
lish and Americans. Whenever they
adopt anything that borders on man
inishness they are sure to modify it
with little feminine touches. And the
combined effect of severity and CO.
Jquetry is. we must say, both Frenchy
and attractive.
For instance, take the linen collar
as she is worn by a French woman.
With the high turn down collar the
Partisan adds dainty tie of lawn, and
both collar and tie are hand embroid-
iered. On this side the water we ap-
prove her taste, and we, too, go in for
handmade lawn tie with embroidered
collar The lingerie tie is much smart
The Colorado statesman., 1906-06-23

little summer gown that surely cost
plenty of money. but undoubtedly
would have appealed to a mere man
as such Charming, inexpensive lit.le
dress" 1t was a light ecru batiste of
all-over embroidery, the skirt short
affair gathered into the belt. The
waist was a round girlish blouse with
sleeves just a puff above the elbow,
very like those seen in the old-f3sh-
ioned pictures of Empire ladies'; the
girdle a green messaline, having queer
gold figures scattered over it. The
color scheme was lovely, the dress
made by an artist.
The Colorado statesman., 1906-06-23

er than the usual silk tie; it should
be narrow, may be edged with a bit
of real lace or may be scalloped, have
buttonholed edge
We do not see. in the rage of the
lingerie blouse with its permanent col
liar. so many fancy stocks as formerly.
The separate stocks are those for wear
with the tailored waist, elaborate ones
las a rule are a part of the blouse.
There are separate chemisettes and
icutfs to wear with guimpe dresses,
v.sch continue in favor. Cuffs are
The Colorado statesman., 1906-06-23
Ul1pprfulttrsH stEa
Nralth Tnntr
By MRS. ORMISTON CHANT,
Noted Englishwomen.

ills to which renegade flesh is heir imagination can bring
about almost condition OF the body can think ourselves into
malehcent moods which produce precisely those possibilities that m
worrying ourselves about not nfreou the
consequence OF mental Distress
be cheerful be conented desire what will desire it wifi,
cheerful contened mind The whoesomeness of this advice ~
OF denial Cheeruness is OF to the human c
stitution organcaly defective contents of the ~
bottle The effects OF worry and discomfort are disastrous
Thousands fail in life ard become nvalds not becars + 1
anything definite the them but because ; ~
paSseu ceaSeeSS trcuon They pepetualy rebelnp
The Colorado statesman., 1906-06-23

T h e increasing
number of students in
our preparatory schools
and colleges is not a
good sign. 1t means
the great increase OF
wealth in this country,
SO that it is considered
the proper thing to
send the boy or girl TO
The Colorado statesman., 1906-06-23

Lead a cheerful,
contented lie; look on
the bright side OF
things; down with wor-
ry; and then, il there
is nothing organically
wrong with your sys-
tenn, you can make toll
erably sure OF steering
clear of most OF the
The Colorado statesman., 1906-06-23

dS"Ir'r rIIo sVUdVIUIIs II! WHICH they found them
selves. A cheerful temper not only makes the best
OF everything, but eventually enables one to get
the best OF everything out oE life A person OF
a buoyant temperament is far better able to re-
sist disease than who is depressed. De-
preston is the forerunnsr of morbid change. in
tho blood
, 1906-05-04
LARAMIE OLD FOLKS
Should Read This.

One of the saddest sights in the
world is an aged person with totteE-
ing steps, and bowed down with the
infirmities of old age" said Mills, A
Druggist, graduate of Philadelphia Col
lege of Pharmacy, and if the publish
ers of The Republican only realized the
good Vinol will do for aged residents
of Laramie they would devote columns
of space in their paper urging people
to take our zoe liver oil preparation,
Vinol.
When a person reaches that time
in life where they are on the down,
ward path, all the organs act more
slowly, the blood becomes thin and
sluggish, and it is difficult TO obtain
sufficient nourishment from the food
eaten to keep up strength and vitality
"Vinol changes a decrepit old person
into a healthy, cheerful companion,
because it is natures remedy for Gre
ating strength and vitality.
'Vinol is not a patent medicine, as
everything 1t contains is named on
the back label Of every bottle, but it
Is guaranteed to be a genuine cod liv-
err medicine, containing all the medic
inal curatives and strengthening
elements of cod liver oil actually taken
from fresh Gods ~livers, with organic
r and other bodybuilding elements,
and We guarantee to the aged, the
weak, rundown, debilitated and con
~valescent of Laramie, that Vinol will
repair worn tissues and replace weak.
ness with strength or return money in
every case where it falls Red eros.
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