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The La Jara chronicle., 1906-07-27
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From Our Special oorrespondent

From Our Special Correspondent
Juan Manuel Romero was here
last Wednesday.
Fermin Gomez was among his
friends this week.
Lucas Chavez went to La Jara
ON business last Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Ortiz went to
Alamosa last Wednesday on bust
ness.
: Luciano Cisneros, of Conejos, was
here last Wednesday,. He was on
his way to the mountains.
VIM. Tanner came down from the
mountains last Tuesday and he re-
ports that it has been raining very
heavy the past few weeks.
w. NJ. Batchilder, the sheep in
spector, went up to the mountains
last Monday. He expects to get
through dipping some time next
week.
The La Jara chronicle., 1906-07-27

You see and read these few lines, as small a.
they are Don't you think that an ad in the
CHRONICLE, set IN big type and well displayed
would pay you? Try it
The La Jara chronicle., 1906-07-27
Steam PlOwing.

We are now prepared to do
custom blowing, having one of the
best steam gang plows in the valley
and can plow your land quicker,
better and cheaper than you can
do it yourself. Prices will range
from S1.5O per acre to $3.50, ac-
cortling to the character of the land
to be plowed. Can plow from 30
to 45 acres per day. Address,
PRICE & BRIDGES,
La Jara, Colo.
The La Jara chronicle., 1906-07-27

G. G. Oliver d. Co are now sell
ing the best beef ever brought into
the valley. Nothing but good old
corn fed goes.
The La Jara chronicle., 1906-07-27
NEWS NOTES ABOUT ALL
OUR NEAR NEIGHBORS
-. SANFORD

From Our Special Correspondent.

From Our Special Correspondent.
Byron Hutchins came home last
Friday, but is not going to stay
long.
Two couples from Manassa at
tended the dance here Tuesday
evening.
Mr. A. c. Faucet got his hand
badly mashed the other day while
attempting to raise hay rack.
The ball game between the
Bowen boys and Sanford was Il
walk-away for the visiting team.
The hall looks much better since
the stage has been papered. We
are slow but sure. Let the good
work roll on
We had some swift" trotting
races here Tuesday. The riders
are sure they We're moving for
they watched the posts in the fence.
Grover Cunningham, Willard
Faucet and Marion Mortensen
came down from the Asiatic tunnel
to attend the celebration of Pioneer
day.
Mollie and Gertie Miller were in
town last Sunday. They brought
their grandfather, Mr.. Evans, down
to visit while with friends and
relatives.
The rain, Tuesday, caused the
people to leave before the program
had all been rendered, as it started
raining as soon as Mr.. Mortensen
closed his Grafton
FoUND-A bottle of beans, be-
tween Paulson's store and the post
office. The owner can have them
by paying for this notice. Please
call at once before they sour.
The parade on the 9th was a
great success. The indians looked
quite natural, with the exception
of one, his wig not being adjusted
properly gave him "A pinto" ap
pearance.
We notice in the Manassa items
that the boys from there are glad
that they don't live in the days of
Bob Ford and the James boys
They may well be glad they don't
for any body that gets beat at their
own game as easy as they did,
would be in poor business up
against some one else's game
Boys, bring your mothers with you
next time.
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WANTED Gentlemen or lady
with good reference, to travel by
rail or with a rig, for a firm of
S250,OOO.OO capital. Salary 81 ,072
per year and expenses; salary paid
weekly and expenses advanced.
Address, with stamp, Jos. A. Alex
ander, La Jara, Colo.
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For Sale Cheap.

/ have two good work mules, 10
and Is hands high, 3 spring wagons
and 2 buggies, also IA quantity of
good leather which | will sell cheap
for cash. Inquire of Phillip Miller
at Morgan or address letter to La
lara.
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Notice for Publication.
Department of the Interior.
Land Office at

Land Office at
DEL. NORTE. COLO. July q. 1906
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his inten-
tion to make final proof in support of his
claim, and that said proof will be made be
fore the Register and Receiver, at Del
Norte, Colorado, on August II, 1906, viz:
William ii. johnson, who made Homestead
Entry No. 3fs3 for the n. +. u Section %,
Townships e North, Range East, n. NJ. u. n.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation of said land, viz:
W. +. Middleton, John =. Hamil, Erastus
Pursiey. Daniel Nelson. all of La Jara,
Colorado.
LEE FAIRBANKS,
Register.
Last publication August TO- 1906.
The La Jara chronicle., 1906-07-27

Sort up your tackle and get some
of those catchy flies that Ellis
has before starting on your fishing
trip.
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For Sale.

The old Ormcnd or La Jara
Hotel. Call on or address,
JAS. A. MCDANIEL.
La Jara. Colo.
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-. MANASSA -.

From Our Special Correspondent.


came down from their cattle camp
at Cumbres and spent the 24th.
Jarvis Aydelotte, John Brady,
Geo. Carr and Calvin Logue all
came over from Chama to spend
the 24th.
VIM. Stover and Chas. Carr,
accompanied by their best girls,
drove up to Sanford, Tuesday night,
to attend the dance.
Paul Wilson, president of the
Pueblo State Fair association and
w. A. Braiden were visiting friends
- Manassa last Sunday.
y. P. Aydelotte and wife were
made happy by the arrival OF a
beautiful little girl at their home
the first of the week.
Joseph Huffaker and wife were
made happy Saturday night by the
arrival of a nice little girl baby.
Mother and child doing nicely.
The Manassa band boys headed
the delegation from Manassa to
La Jara to attend the meeting of
the Independents last Wednesday.
Bishop Samuel jackson was one
of our citizens who fortunately had
over sixty sacks of wool to market
which netted him several thousand
dollars.
Joseph F. Thomas, James R.
Keel, j. P. Haynie, Buran Ayde-
lotte and n. w. Miller all made a
business trip to Cumbres, Thurs
day and Friday.
Joseph Pursley and VIM. Netf,
accompanied by their wives, came
down from La Jara, Tuesday, and
spent the day as the guests Of the
family of County Commissioner
81 ID. Via IJliIuli.
- The program which had been
prepared for Pioneer Day, on the
24th, was exceptionally good and
remarkably well rendered. A big
crowd attended and everyone had
a splendid time.
NJ. P. Reynolds, of Rocky Ford,
is visiting with his parents at this
place this week. Mr.. Reynolds is
an old-timer of Manassa, but for
the past few years has made his
home at Rocky Ford. Colo.
Martin Christensen, father OF our
popular county treasurer, drove to
La Jara, Wednesday, to consult
DIR. Schenck in regard to his health.
MIR. Christensen has been suf-
ferer for several years from kidney
trouble.
Mrs. John c. Dalton Jr. came in
from Denver the first of the week
for few days visit with her parents
after three weeks. visit with
friends in the capital city and left
yesterday morning for her home at
Chama, N. NJ.
NJ. ID. Blakey and c. II. Price,
III Alamosa, were in town a couple
of days this week. Mr.. Price is
representing the Standard Trust
Company, and he says the company
which he represents has plenty of
money to loan at > per cent.
Mrs. j. NJ. Jensen has been suf-
fering severely the past week as
ii result of neuralgia which neces-
itated the extraction of fourteen OF
her teeth. At this writing she is
somewhat improved and we hope
that she will soon be enjoying her
usual good health.
Lewis Swensen and l.. w
Stewards went to San Luis this
week and bought several wagon
loads of hogs. 1t looks as though
these two gentlemen We're going tc
make some money this fall on hogs
They have fine crop of peas
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FILED FOR RECORD.

July 10th, 1906.-F. W. Swanson to r. S.
johnson ct al l. is b 81 swanson add to Ala
mosa pw d.
Geo Hamilton to D. II. .Lilley W L 2-3-4-5,6
B 35 La Jara.
Marie lode by Kid N. & NJ. Co. and loc'n cert
Cat creek.
Spring lode by Kid NJ. ~ II. Co. and iocn
cert. Cat creek.
KID lode by Kid NJ. .S NJ. Co. am'd loc'n cert.
Cat creek.
July 2Ist, IeO6.-AIis. Albert II. Smith to J. !.
Case Threshing Mch Co. chat mtge traction
engine.
Manassa H'd'w Co. by ]. NJ. Jensen ct al CO.
partnership affidavit.
July 23rd, LA Jara State Bank by r. J..
Kavalec ct al Incorporation.
July 24th. I9oG.-Wm. Langion and wife to
Geo. RiedeI d l. o-l0 b II" Ant onto.
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Please read and consider the
large new ad. of the Racket Store
For Sale-Several fresh COWS, at
the Hilborn ranch east of town.
Mrs. Drury has leased the Com
mercial lodging house of Geo.
Wilson.
Mrs. K. l Perky, of Boise, came
to Mountain Home Saturday, to
spend several days with friends.
Judge Perky is attending court
here.
A. A. Brother is back from Ida.
no Falls, and will not remove to that
place. The man who was to sell
him a drug store there could not
make good.
Al the meeting OF the village
board last night, O. K. Cannon,
cashier of the Citizens State
Bank, was appointed village
treasurer. in place Of w. A. Rey-
nolds, resigned and removed.
Rev. G. r. Waite and wife have
been called upon to give up their
only child, a little daughter. 1t
died December 1, 1906. at Louis.
vile, Kentucky, and was buried the
next day. The many friends OF
Rev. and Mrs. Waite extend their
heartfelt sympathy.
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CONTEST NOTICE.
Department of the Interior,
US. and Office, Boise, Idaho,
NnuoIn har OR 1l06


u. s. and Office, Boise, Idaho,
November 26, 1906
A sufficient contest affidavit having been filed
in this office by John NJ. Owen, Mountain
Home. Idaho, contestant, against desert land
entry No. 1884, made June %, 1905, for SEA, En-
sWk and Lots and T. Section IS, Township 4
s., Range 2 H., B. M, by Mamie l.. Grady,
Mountain Home, Idaho, Contesee, in which
1t Is alleged that "Ssid Mamie L. Grady IL not
a resident of the State of Idaho and never has
been;' Gaid parties are hereby notified to ap-
pear, respond, and offer evidence touching said
allegation at 10 o'clock q. m. on January %,
1907, before the Register and Receiver at the
United States Land Once in Boise, Idaho.
The said contestant having, in proper afi.
davit, fled November %, 1906, set forth facts
which show that after due diligence personal
service of this notice can not be made, 1t is
hereby ordered and directed that such notice
be given by due and proper publication.
EDWARD E. GARRETT,
1l-4w Receiver.
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EXECUTORS SALE.

Notice is hereby given that | will receive
bids up to December 20, 1906, at u O'Clock noon,
for the undivided one-h half interest OF the Es-
tate of Jacob Reeser in and to the town water
system, also like interest in the Independ-
ence mine (patented) both situated in Rocky
Bar, Elmore County, Idaho, reserve the
right to reject any and all bids.
Dated, Nov. 80, 1906,
ARTHUR B. GOLDEN,
Executor, Estate OF Jacob Reeser
Address, 1917, N. 10th St., Boise, Idaho. l1-2t
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MOTT ICE.
Mountain Home, Idaho

mountain nome, IuanO.
Notice is hereby given that |
have this day sold the business of
the Mountain Home Lumber Com.
pany of this place to the Mountain
Home Lumber Company, a Cor
poratlon.
All accounts due the Mountain
Home Lumber Go. are payable to
me and l will pay all claims
owing by said Company.
Dated this LIST day of Deem Der,
1906. 11.4t l.. T. Wilcox
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PURELY PERSONAL

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J, A. Purtill was Boise visitor
yesterday.
Oscar Schraft came down from
Pine last week.
Fred Daniels is quite sick at his
home with the humps.
Geo. Hall, OF Garnet, is one of
the jurymen this week.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. G. w.
French, Dec. /, 1906, daughter.
Theo. Pierce came in yesterday
from Lenox with fine lot of pork.
Attorney G. G. Cavanah, OF
Boise, is in town attending dis
trict court.
James Byron was in town last
week representing the American
Fork, Utah, nursery.
DR.. Nieswanger, who has been in
town several days, left yesterday
for his home at Grand View.
H. G. Ethel came down from
Caldwell Monday evening. He
will assist in the work OF this of.
fee for time.
B. J. Brock was in town last
week, and reported that they are
comfortably situated in their new
house near Cleft.
J. w. Caldwell is building a
warehouse occupying the whole Of
tho lot between his lumber yard
and the Herald office.
M. s. Smith, of Caldwell, was
in town last week, and "clean ed
up" the local hide market, buying
something like $500 worth.
Abe e. Gerson, business agent
for the Geo. e. Samuels attrac.
ton, which is billed for Mou ntain
Home in short time, was in
town Saturday.
Reva and Ralph Reynolds en-
tertained number of Charley
Reynolds most intimate friends
last Saturday night at the home of
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. d.
Reynolds, in a royal manner.
NJ, G. Keith and family, of
Trempeleau county, Wisconsin,
arrived with their stock, farming
implements and household goods
the 9th of this month, and has
gone to Grandview to live. Mr..
Keith had some Hereford cattle
among his stock.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. G. Rhoades re.
turned from their trip to Stockton,
Cali, Friday. Mrs. Rhoades had
been absent about three months
visiting a daughter, and Mr..
Rhoades went just before Thanks
giving.
Mrs. Byron McWilliams received
word this week from Mrs. H. A.
Chandler, Of Salt Lake, that the
latter's brother, James Welland,
died in Chicago a few days ago.
Mr.. Welland had visited the
Chambers here, and was we'll
known and highly esteemed by
many of our people. He was un-
married.
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Thompson, the house-iurnisher,
has larga and complete stock of
all kinds of goods in his lire. New
and second hand goods. 2tf
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-05-11
LA ARGENTINA Y Los
ESTADOS UNIDOS.
Ell lNFORME DEL MINIS
TRO GARCIA MEROU.
"lGNORANCIA ABiSMANTE" Ell BAL
TlMORE SUM-.

Ell informe del ministro Garcia Merou,
en- la porci6n impugnada por Roosevelt,
dice as1:
En- el tono energico y enfatico que le
es peculiar nos dijo ell senior Roosevelt es-
tas palabras que reproducimos verbatim:
''su pals nos interesa en- alto grado y ell
poderlo riqueza que ha alcanzado nos
convence de que esta llamado q ser el de-
fensor de la doc3rina Monroe en- el Sur,
como 10 somos nosotros en- ell Norte. No
es mi amino offender naci6n alguna, pero
puedo decir inter nos que desearfa yer los
estados costaneros del Iaribe, Venezuela,
Colombia otros, alzarse y yer desde 10
alto de sus montafias Ell ejemplo de desa-
rrollo verdaderamente fenomenal (y repi-
tic estas palabras) de la Argentina, como
lecci6n y ejemplo que debieran imitsr. Es-
tais destinados ser en- ell presente siglo
una de las grandes potencias, vuestro
progreso sera andlogo y paralelo al nues-
tro"
Pedf permiso para trasmitir mi go
bierno en- foTma discreta estas palabras, en-
la certeza de que producirfan grata impre-
sion. Ell Presidente me diio
''Tiene usted raz6n en- 10 que dice res
pecto la superioridad racial de la Ar
gentina El Brasil es un gran pueblo
peIo tiene la desgracia de estar situado en-
su mayor extension dentro de los tr6picos,
y de consiguiente no es propicio al hombre
blanco. En- el mismo case estdn Colom-
bia, Venezuela y la America Central.
Tengo gran deferencia por Chile, pero no
debe olvidarse que su estrecha faja de te
rritOrio anfrn Ia n0DtofIa al mar Nfra0o
menguado campo q la expansion de su
pueblo, y no es comparable a 10 vasto =
rico de la terra argentina. La patria de
usted es una gran naci6n, tiene todos los
elementos de futura grandeza."
-Ignorancia abismante. 5C6mo no sa-
bfa ell editor del Libro Rojo de la Argen-
tina que estaba infriendo una terrible
ofensa al publican 10 que el Presi
dente Roosevelt ho6to dichoI Baltimore
SIN.
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Ia investigation que este practice en- Hu.
macao, sobre Ia declaration de Ruperto
Felix Melendez en- conexi6n con ell Fiscal
Jose R. Aponte y con Francisco Dores.
39-Que el Attorney General no cit6
nj Tecibi6 declaration dicho testigo Cos
me Galvez en- la referida Investigation;
como tampoco cit6 al guardia de Females
llamado C6rdova, que habfa sido mencio-
nado On la misma relaci6n de testigos.
49-Que ha notifcado y citado debi-
damente al Hon. Attorney General de
Puerto Rico para que comparezca pre-
senciar dicha declaration repreeuutar
al testigo, haci6ndole sabsr que dicha de-
claraci6n ha de ser remitida al Hon. At
tornez General de los Estados Unidos.
59-Que el Hon. Attorney General de
Puerto Rico ha contestado por comunica-
ci6n de fecha del dia de aver. que ne ex-
cusaba de intervenir en- Ia declaration de
Cosme Galvez, por no existir pendiente en-
Su Departamento ninguna investigation
sobre el asunto."
Jose de Gusnon Benitez.
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Ell VIAJE De Mr. ROOT
pOr Sud d-AmeiCa
SOlidaridad entire parte del pueb
itaIianO y FfanCia.
NOmhramlspto que en- brsss
flrmaFa 81 rey Eduardo.

Mr.. Elihu Root, Secretario de Eatado
de Norte America. empeZara pronto su
viaie por Sud America, donde Sc propone
explicar en- ell mundo diplomatico ell YER
dadero espfritu de la Doctrina de Monroe,
tal como Ia entiende el Presidente Roo
sevelt el Gobierno Americana, que esta
muy leios de querer humillar la dignidad
naeional de los pueblos latiuo-americanos,
como malamente Sc cree en- dichas Repd-
blicas, debido engafos fomentados por
los intereses europeos.
-Dicen de Roma 4 nuestro colega "La
Gazzetta Coloniale", que preparan actual.
mente algunas asociaciones populares, una
manifestation, que como prueba de solida-
ridad entire el pueblo italiano Ia Fran
cia anticlerical, tendrd verificativo ante ell
monumento de Victor Hugo y de Giorda-
no Bruno.
Ell general Athanozthovicz, uno de
los asesinos del rey Alexandra y de la rel
ma Draga de Servia, ACADIA de presentar
su dimisi6n como canciller del RENO.
Parece que ha infuido en- este case la
polftica de Eduardo VII.
En- su ntmero del Is del corliente,
asegura IL Echo de Paris, que el rey de
lnglaterra visitara al Gar inmediatamen-
to despu6s de la aperture de Ia Asamblea
Nacional.
-Ha tenido lugar en- Nueva York, IN
match de billar entire el celebre billarista
americana Hoppe, y el no menos famoso
Slosson.
Este dltimo ha triunfado sobre Ell pri-
nero, por 10 que ha sido proclamado
champion del mundo.
Ell rey Eduardo frmard pr6xima-
mente el nombramiento de Almirante de
la marina inglesa, en- favor del rey de Es
pafia.
-EI Kaiser ha desistido de su proyec-
tado viaje la Italia, resentido por la ac-
titud de esta potencia parcial Francia
en- las Conferencias de Algeciras.
En- cambio piensa formalmente hacer
un viaje la misma Francia.
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lNO AcATARRARsE !

Rl catarro es una enfermedad que Liene
mucha mas importanoia de la que general
mente Sc le atribuye. Invade todos los Or
ganos del euerpo cuyas functonea fuerZas
debilita profundsmente Es causa freeuen-
de la Sordera; sfaota la vista, La nartz Y la
garrants es generalmente por donde EN-
Dieza Ia tuberculosis tisls
La misma facilid8d Ia frecuencia con
cue SO pesoa un oataFFo hace Las personsa
indiferentes para oursrlo = la gran mayoria
no sc preocupa do las oonsecuencias.
Les bahos frtos por la manana Immediate
mente despues de deiar 81 lecho, dormir con
las ventanas abiertas y evitar las corrtentes
de aire son precauciones muy buenas que
no ouesta trabajo ell observSrlas. Pero 81
preventive mas seguro, m8g ehcaz, mas 1acL
mas positive tambi6n el que aconsejsn
los m6dicos, es la Emulsion de Scott de ace
to de higedo de bacalao.
Es sorprendante la fuerZa, vitalidad, ene1-
gfa poder do resistencia que rec1be tl
cuarpo humSno de las pequenas dosis de
Emulsion dc Scott, que se le admlnistran
cor oonstancia. Ests Emulsion, recubre
interiormente todas las parties debiles vul-
nerables del cuerpo y 10 pone al abrlgo de la
infeooion catarral.
De CuRndo en- cu&ndo aparecen industria-
les POGO esorupuiosos anunciando emuislonea
vinos preparadoB & los que atrlbuyen pro-
piedades curativ&S que no tienen hasta hay
quien Sc Rtreve decr en- latras dc imprentA,
que el petroleo 6 kerosina eR un alimento.
lQuG es el petroleof Un aceit9 mineral
aue Sc usa como oombpstible para lubricsr
J lfmpisr m6quin&s para alumbrar.-Una
Ruhstaucia indieestible que Garece do ls pro-
piedad ssencial de todo slimento, cusl es la
Que pasa al traves del tubo in
testinal sin modtioarsa y sln scr absorb d g
una nbstancia, en- fin, que no tiene ninguna
de las propiedades ourativas alimenticias
del aceite de hfgado de bacRlo. 81 80 dijesa
que sl petroleo os un alimsnto para n8qui-
mas podria passr, pero no para el cuerpo hu-
mauo
tro m6dico; Gl oa ccn6rmsra esta verdRd; :
81 agtEis aEcsaoa dc fusrzas, de csrnes y de
sangre, os aconseisra quo tomeis la Emul-
o6n de Scott,
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Para tGneP DlGRa
SALUD
SALUD
Sc NECEsITA ARE PURO, MAN
JAREs ALIMENTICIOs Y TO
MAR LA ozOMULsIoN.

Todo aqu9l que tiene un pequeno iardfn
20 una huerta, conoce el secreto de obtenel
una buena cosecha.
Este secreto Sc puede expresar con uns
sola palabra: Aimento.
Ell modo de conseguir una buena
eoseeha de salud tambien Sc puede expire
sar con esta palabra: Alimeato.
5Por que neeesitan las plantas del aguaf
Porque es menester ablandar el suelo
para que las rafces puedan sacaTle el
alimento que contiene.
Por que labra Vd. la TERRA alrededor
de gus horesP Porque sabe que asf pueden
absorver mas facilmente Ell aqua.
Por que acerca Vd su jardfn? Porque
aabe que 81 no 10 hace las hierbas malas
pronto Sc tomar6n para 81 81 alimento
necesario la salud de las plantas,
ST quiere Nd. gozar de salud, debe
proeeder de Ia misma manera que para
obteneT ricas hutas d hortalizas.
Estudie cuiddaosamente la question de
alimento.
Escoja para su cuerpo la comida mas
alimentaTia que cOnoce y Ia que crea mas
facil de digerir.
Ozomulsion.
Las drogas amoTtiguan los s1ntomas de
las enfermedades, y, por 10 tanto, hacen
que Vd. Sc sienta mejor. Pero iamas 10
curar6n nj le devolver6n Ia salud la
felicidad.
Las fnicas cosas que pueden hacer este,
Positiyamente, son el aire puro ell ali.
mento.
FL mejor alimeuto medicinal que puede
WI t0VO0r morn Sao1o
contra Ia enfermedad es la Ozomulsion.
Piense Vd. un momento Que es Ia
enfermedad? Els simplemente una lu ha
entire Ia naturaleza de Vd. la infection
de IN microbio.
Que es la cosa mas necasaria en- una
lucha2 La Fuerza
Esta Sc la daTa Ia Ozomnlsion.
Para mujeres, ninos hombres de
negocioS; para los que trabaian con el
cerebro y los que trabajan con las manos;
para viejos y j6venes, Ia Ozomulsion es sin
igual.
Sus oualidades germicidas le dan 81
poder de rechazar la infection del micro
bio y Ell veneno micr6bico.
Sus propiedades alimenticias recons-
tituyentes -debido al Aceite de H1gado
de Bacalao , los glicero.fosftos que con.
tiene-enTiquecen la sangre dan uueva
energfa al cuerpo.
Cuando un enfermo Va gradualmente
ganando fuerzas, gradualmente SO le van
desspareciendo los dolores.
Los m6dicos aconsejan Ell uso de medi.
cinas solamente bajo receta facnltativa;
pero siempre--medicina n6-al momento
que nota Vd. aIgdn decaimiento de sus
fuerzas 8 alguna debilidad fisica, debe
tomar Ia Ozomulsiou Seguirla tomando
hasta curarse.
No importa de que padece Vd., la Ozo.
mulBion le sentara bien.
Sc dara un Frasco de Muestra Gratis al
que 10 Bolicite, enviando gu norbrs di-
recei6n completa q la
OzOmuIsiOn Company.
SO Pine Strot, New York.
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