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The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-04-07
RUNNING SORES
 COVERED LIMBS
Little Girls Obstinate Case of Eczema = Instantaneous Relief By Cuticura-Little Boys Hands and Arms Also Were a Mass of Torturing Sores = Grateful Mother Says;
"CUTICURA REMEDIES
 A HOUSEHOLD STANDBY"

Tn reply to your letter I write you my experience, and you are privileged to use it as you see fit. Last year, after having my little girl treated by very prominent physician for an obsti- nate case of eczema, resorted to the Cuticura Remedies, and was so well pleased with the almost instantaneous relief afforded that we discarded the physicians prescription and relied en- tirely on the Cuticura Soap, Cuticura Ointment, and Cuticura Pills When we commenced with the Cuticura Rem edies her feet and limbs were covered with running sores In about six weeks we had her completely well, and there has been no recurrence of the trouble.
 "In July of this year little boy in our family poisoned his hands and arms with poison oak, and Tn twenty-four hours his hands and arms were a mass of torturing sores. We used only the Cuticura Remedies, washing his hands and arms with the Cuticura Soap, and anointed them with the Cuticura Oint- ment, and then gave him the Cuticura Resolvent. In about three weeks his hands and arms healed up; so we have lots of cause for feeling grateful for the Cuticura Remedies. We find that the Cuticura Remedies are valuable household standby, living as we do twelve miles from doctor, and where it costs from twenty to twenty-five dol lars to come up on the mountain. Respectfully, Mrs. Lizzie Vincent Thomas, Fairmonnt, Walden's Ridge, Tenn, Oct l3, l905."
 Complete External sud Internal Trestn,nt for Every Humof, from Pimples to scrouls from Infancy to Ase consisting Of Cuticura Soap 2Sc Ointment, 6e, Reso enf soc in form of Chocolate Cosed Pis 26c per vial 0 may he had of all druggists. single set often Chem. Corp. Sole Props., Boston. NsH.
 aY Msiifd Free, " How to Cure Tcs.Wtzgs Db1gurtng UpmoTs." sad q Ths Great Skin Book
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-04-07
State Buys More Mules.

Jackson. Miss, April G.-(special.) )-The governor and other members of the board of control have returned from Yazoo City. and report that they purchased thirty-six of the best mules they have ever bought for use on the state farm in Rankin county, to replace those cre- mated in the barn fire a night or two ago. Four other good mules were pur- chased here-makng forty in all. They average about 15Ka hands and cost an average of s16S.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-04-07
Hobson at Hamilton.

Guin. April -(special.)-Capt. Rich mond P Hobson spoke at Hamilton this morning to q large audience and again at Stinson this afternoon to another large crowd. The captain will speak here tomorrow. when large crowd is ex- pected
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-04-07
LOW RATES United Confederate Veterans.

For the annual reunion at New Orleans. April 25-27, the Mobile and Ohio railroad will sell tickets to New Orleans and re- turn at rates less than half, limited for return to April 30, with privilege of ex- tension to May 2, 1906 Ask your nearest ticket agent or write H E. Jones. Jr., T. p Meridian Miss for particulars
 4-5-23t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-04-07

without helping matters. if there is an arbitrary time set for the Birmingham end. However, all agree that the outcome will be accepted in all good feeling and everybody the Judges certainly work to- gether to secure the best results for all concerned
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-04-07

"The Chronicles of Don a. a fas- cnating adventure series, is now run ming in The Sunday AgeHeraId. Look out for the next installment.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-04-07

Largest band concert ever at East Lake. Come Sunday 3 D. m. All free.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-04-07

Birmingham M u 8 c ians' Association, free band con. cert, East Lake, Sunday 3 p. n.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-04-07
Lands Advertised.

Interest in the lands of the interior towns and counties of the state is evl- denced by the fact that in many sec tions companies are being formed by local persons to buy and sell and adver- tlse them to the world One of the latest is the Page Land company at Elba, in Coffee county. where there has been a great deal of local development B. W Page and others are the movers, and will attract attention to the lands of the county. Already there has begun de- velopment at Elba, where local water power is to be used for the purpose of manufacturing.
 A new factory at Pine Apple. Wilcox county, is the Pine Apple Spoke and Han dle factory, organized by local capital with capital of $150O. Modern machinery IS to be set up and the native hard woods worked up. William II. Lloyd and associates have promoted the company and 1t is proposed to erect other enter- prises of the kind in the near future The territory is only short distance from the Alabama river and the output can be shipped to market at Mobile at a nominal sum. In addition to spokes and handles. it Is proposed to make a number of other articles from wood which can be manufactured from the timbers of that section
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-04-07
State Loses Much in Fees.

The uncertainty of the mortgage tax law, legally speaking, Is the result of much loss to the state in the way of fees for recording, when it was expect ed that it would be the means of raising great deal of revenue In every case where there is a kick a compromise has board fears that to take the law into the courts would mean the loss of the small amount of revenue now gotten un- der it by agreement with those who have to pay fees. It has to do with fees for recording, stipulating a recording charge of 15 cents on the $l00, one-third of which goes to the county and the balance to the state.
 The last compromise reached was with the Columbus Power company. of Co., lumbus, Ga, which wished to file mort gage in Lee county for the sum of $4,000,- GOO, upon which, in the regular way, the fee would have been $6000 1t was shown also that second mortgage would be recorded but that 1t would contain prac- tieally the same as the first, only taking in small property in Alabama, not be- ing valued at more than S6O0O; also that the entire holding in this state would not be over S5O.000 in value. This being shown and the insecurity of the law be- ing argued, the compromise board agreed to accept a total fee of $750 for record ing in Lee county both the mortgages, one-third of which will go to the coun- ty It was further shown that only about one-twentieth of the money to be raised would be used in Alabama
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-04-07
Equipment Needed.


 State Superintendent of Education N Hill has returned from Montevallo. where he met with the committee on education of the Girls Industrial school there The other members of the committee. MT. Hill being the chairman, are H. $. D. Mallorv of Selma and Judge H. Austill of Mobile The situation was carefully gone oyer and while the school is 6oing well in many ways 1t was found that 1t needs a great many things not now possessed. One of these is complete physical and chemical laboratory for the teaching of culinary and kindred arts. At present the equipment is about what would be had in an ordinary high school and not in any sense adequate for the needs of so valuable an institution that at Monte yallo
 In the literary grades and most of tho industrial sections the school is doing a fine work, thinks MT. Hill, and he would interest every man in the state in it's welfare If he could. Girls are taken and taught at an expense of $92 year, which includes board and laundry, and while the expenses are not altogether met there is good headway being made in the direction of paying out The dormitory is well managed and the girls are provided with life that is very home-like and whole some But the fact remains that the school needs many things and needs them badly. and will not in any extended sense do the work it was organized for until 1t gets them.
 He Wired Root
 county officer from down on the coast in answering q letter to Secretary of State E. R. McDavid today wired %E Root secretary of state. Montgomery. Ala" It is a question about the office whether he forgot the address of the great New York statesman could not read the signature of MT. MeDayid. AS promulgated by Chief Clerk A. C. Sexton. and took 1t for that of MT. Root.
 Governor William D. Jelks spent tine day in Eufaula, hls home town. looking into some personal business
 The pardon board has been in1 session all day. having many cases of Importance to look into.
 The Heath Hildreth Mercantile company has been incorporated by c. " Heath and others at Enterprise with capital of $500. The name of the Mitchell Lumber company. al North Birmingham. has been changed to the North Birmingham Lum- Der company. s
 Mrs. Ethel Haymod and Mir. Austin Brown have been appointed notaries at Birmingham.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-04-07
CLEMENCY DENIED
 IN SAM COOK CASE
News is TeIephoned to His Wife
 at Jacksonville
LOSES MUCH IN FEES
Uncertainty of the Law Makes Board Agree to Many Compromises. South Alabama Lands
 Being Boomed.

Montgomery. April 6.-fSpeclal.) )-Bad news went out over the long distance telephone to Mrs. Samuel Crook at her home in Jacksonville. Ala, this morn Ing It was d message from the pardon board that it could not see It's way clear to release from the service of the state her husband, Sam N Crook of Gadsden. convicted last fall at Gadsden and sent enced for six years on d charge of forg- cry. Though the papers have not gone to the governor, it is not likely that he will take any different view of the mat ter than that held by Secretary of State E. R. MeDavld, Auditor J. NJ Car michael and Attorney General Massey Wilson, composing the state board of pardons.
 large delegation from Gadsden, An niston and Jacksonville, appeared be- fore the board, the governor sitting with 1t. last Friday, to urge that MT. Crook be released. The attorneys brought with them letters and petitions in great num- Der and requests from court officials and private citizens that the elemeney of the executive power be exercised A strong impression was made in his favor. and the presence of his young wife and sister aroused much sympathy from those who knew nothing of the circumstances.
 However. the members of the board took a great deal of time to go oyer the papers and they decided that there was not in them enough to justify recommen- dation that the sentence of the court be abrogated. Besides since the appear ance of Mr Crooks friends, others have written here to the effect that all claims against him had not been settled.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-05
i3IENPRE 10 NI!N(I !

En 81 bGrrIo dc P1sriE De T era
Sigus Ia eampSdt contra uus,,ro e'e-
nsnio siesdo sl 10 de Ella Pillar
hirAnda sue san osloIo ss mvolirA en
o. esmpllnisril dc 90 dtbsr clAudo 20
rata dc uno ds loI nrssircs para COO
rla6n aln ga reTe5isr 81 que tlsns
IL tsIg,IsA e cue IS porRG GlA vida
enema
Ail gtmos 4es htes lna esnunelA
somplsltu rs yieIoIA eosifa Juan
sarta Ccua gss tens 10 puenl 30
EEus De nsiso a ltd0 dsis Easusis
F0lss De Ls6u e. tsrls1os qas psrls
ntesn doc 1An0e yas deais hats
dos itby medic
I lo teonreia FoF cburu'r i q
ta5 ss 10 suai tte ms'flauscls lrs
1tsio pergus :, pss,io aatalaoks
ifoys
Il 4s tss,ds 80 shay 44sfs
vsritf 80 alscplaia mat3tIkya
Hfanaa en- ias Bsris.gsloru soao
lsa Ail.ksrs sut huslsi pog otof4
80 aaEfia rpst
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-05
PRI5I0N De UA FUGITIVO
Fl autor de una importaute
qu'ebra fue detenldo por Ia
policia en- Buffalo.
LARGA HlsTORlA CRIMINAL

Eo un h3ts d. Buff slo, AdsvA
York, hi a!do detenido Far k G, Ma
rr.n, Arlss dc Brock yp, que fgur6
do msneFa prom!nsnle en- la QuisbrA
do 10 c m2i tlia dc a'godol, Storey y
osurrIds On Pila e'aa an 1905. Fl
proseEado hAbis;desApRrecIdo do Fila
dolfs cuando las AusoridadeS dc Co.
rreos tom sson posssi6n d. Ia saSAy
10 cree que 10 tlg6 a EuFopa mas
luego vo,V.6; J a las dos ssmanAa 10
aarssaF0n
Es h,mors de lArgA hlsto,ia stis
minal, Pues con "a t5rGil imsg pAci5n
ha oygsn'zido mas ds una sompaafA
como 10 msneicnRda, eu q 10 el pRai.
yo subiA eeyea de IN millon do pelos
G9n solo ysintiti1oo mil peEos en- eSja
para pSgar las obliEselones. Eu Pc,
rfs es mpy Conosido; hA vivIdo alli
ea grands y suAndo al estAllido do 10
eompsfla Storey. SO dice quo una
muisr de vsrios nombres J spodoa
Tue rsanirSels On sqasl.a capital,
desPr6G de hAbsr aAlido dc aqui On
ysts, lIevAndoss nd +, do $500, 900 coGe
eh sdos en- tan msg liso nsgoeio.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-05
NUERTO 4 TIROS
Un vsliente negro que sostie.
ne un comb te cen la poll.
cla y que mata a dos.
RECIBE La MUERTE RIENDO

AcorYalado o3mo una a.rA, Dor
ssbussos que 10 hAbiAn psrEe0Ui 10 dss'
dc 10 4 60 Bibmore, de George G.
VAndsrbiIs, en- 10 CArtlina del N ,rte,
o uegso JAmes Hsrvfy, dc FoEsst Oh
~, Virgins, eonceido sambien con al
nombrs dc sWlls Harris, I. & muerso
sn FleIehet, per tusrEl armSda, por-
gus hstla matado & dos polisfas y {
tres regrcs ca AsheVil'e, Carolina
del Eorte,
RI negro ae reg6 4 rendtrss hugo
por diez nillaa durAnte las cuales
ssmbi6 con suS perIsguidorea mas do
Glen tiros, y Antes dc morir hiri6 dos
be mbre'; 81 asabarAele los eArtuehos
80 volvi6 hacis aus perLesguidoree
eru10 los brIE1s recibl6 riendo la
delc9Yga que PuHo f Ssuex latencIa,
Toda la region eItabA AlArmsds A
por Ia casa huuAnA que alli ss PRO.
Seguia J v&rios neRrPs eaeNpaFon VI
Vos por milAgso. puoS 80 lee COZ fin
di6 c IN el fogltivo; u1o de sllos rsai
bio IN bAlszo do una de les numyo
sas partidss Qus rea3rIfsn los elnpos
Como midIda d orden i1'ico en-
vista dc Ia { ! ,itael6n que reinaba, 10
dispugo que 90 csrrAsea mie1trAv tan
30 las tsbernss do A,h,vllls Ent,e
los psrIegaidorss sc oontabAn prcml
rsntss vecia0a De 10 siuds3, toda ella
syud6 en- 10 psrIeouci6n ' 90 ab,i6
una su'cripci6u para las fami.!as ds
loa polieiAH muorIoI, E nsVro il.i-
lAdo hAsil aldo deI;nido ca A,h.vIlIe,
por prtmoVsr dst6rienes 50 IN blrrio
dc mala rspuisei6n; escsp6 Dc sut
ayF,hantores yEa ls1Ei pIr sses9eS
dispsrsndo & derMhA q izqulsrds, '
huy6 luego Al campo, donds ps-s.l0
irES 10 tsnts Psfseelsl6n qas IS ls
haN
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-05
DtSDE PANAMA
81 go5ierno nombra arbi ra-
riamente Ell Jurado que ha
elegir al Pres'dente.
DISGUSTO GENERAL

En- Panama hay una gan txslta
el6n polihca & eonSesaensIs dc VI
nusvo lib.rticidlo que seAbs do coma
t,r oil gob eFno qcian, c)n abso'uss
presalndeuea Dis votso,6n Ilbre rom
BRO 10 fa3io, los mlsmbroa del lara
d. < eeto al que hs de slsg r Pleh
dents para o. pstxmo psriCdo.
TAa iucalld,siIgo st'3pel!o, uni
do los aonsum adoA ca lAs pAaAdAs
a!sssiol ei para d(pulAdos hA com pie
tsdo 10 obrA ds dsssontsgs), &ia'tx
Grtmo y en san grAnde eEsala que na
d. tsndrlA do pIrlisular que 40 repro
duieas Al iusti,Isro y repArador movI
m!ento revolaclouario que en G iba
hA dsdo 81 tralsi con .el Gobitrno de
Estrad& Palms. Los sfnGomAa 70 son
dc otrA coEa, Csds die cue pRaA pier.
de terrsno oil gobleyno que no disyone
do otTo apoyo nj oir&s aimpsliAs qge
les pceas clncsrAS dc los enDlsados
luollsos , SCENTS aSAlArisdoE.
En- cortsrsneIA ssr ida un Psgorte
con un psrsonai, polfs,sl qae hntA
hsse pcco tl6 el ttAsi6su1a de la poli
tics iGlmsni, dio; eNa stpAg6 del
gQbleyno del po3sor Amldos po1Qrs
mas cue goh,eyno es uua csm2aflh
dc iudussFiasn J nlsfcsdsrca que sodo
10 m9nopol'SAn J aon todo ssRsaulan
El plato do lsnisiss 6ass el0 0O0, O00)
que lss do N1rte Au6sies prooso ha.
b q deJa?Srasldo On asaa dos voiagi
nes Qus 80 llamAn SelfstIrlka de- Ha'
o!sndAIy O1r,s FdblisAs, No axlsss
ri pudor ES ans 6 62oes de srdsaaro
bs,dolerisno a'IEs.
Dsspu6i dc ests d.. arasi6a, aus
es 81 eva g,lio, no qusda osro rssLrso
qua Ia pfoissia krmAds, tSEbrkn 70
sc gar el gusnta los libsralet, los qua
psdsesn him6rs dc pan , do dsmosra
clay ois ven en- Is poslb lidsd norto
RmsrisknA uzE sIIesie d. c. n llie!dsd
! 1dps rls
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-05

d. cosGlmars tn 81 de,empsno do su
cargo,
-si rs,sd lie diio ell diresIbr =
nscssitE spidsr a AZ muir; pusde US
ted deiar ds vsair al leasr0 por unos
diAs.
I'll srAspunSs sc txtrsm:el6 y 10
puso palidn eomo un muerto.
-lC6me -exslsm6 T.scsmts sons
tornado ICr6s ussad aus SO podra
prsscindir d. mi prssacsis? Y, que
nunes....
No So ttsts De csc -reauso el
direcior, --9ero hay oesGiopas ca que
81 presiHo tOmsr una licsneIa 4 t0da
costa. Pero h'gs usssd 10 gus Qrisrr,
seq lie eouvsngA
Aquslla noehs, Lseon.e sefri6 a
Frauei,es, con lagrimss On los oioF,
10 Gus 10 hAbfA dieho 81 direstor,
DE ninRda NO 10 -eoniest6 10
pobga muisr. No qu'ero que tsltes nj
le2mprtmstsa ia rsputssi6n.
Ffansisca enpsor6, Y. todGs lai
nochel Losomte, qAien en el teasFo
pedfAn n tlciay do 81 eEposa, sonssats
ba con aristezI;
la pohrs sigus mA'a, muy mN,
10, amigos mios,
Y dss7u6s e'egfa otro ssmA dc
convsri asl6n Para cslmar In pens one
le sg )bIAbs y coRssgsaraa sereno
q "a trabpi1.
A las ssis de 10 tArds del aepI'mo
dia de q enfsrmadad, mpreadit
FfSneiscR gus iba 4 morir. su irls
ligeoe estabs persurbada y solo pal
pitabA en- ella 10 idsA Go QUE su mari
do pudisss falsAr sl esmpl!mieaGo de
suS dshsras ca el tsasro.
In IN momeato de lusidsz s0licitt
oil eoneavso de IN aAssrdots, no air
dssir su ma lido con vcz tuDlisRuts
-Sers Goa dc un minute y ten
dras sismpo para ir q sumplir con tu
ohligssi6n.
Por otra parss Lee3mte no pods
Greer que 10 sgonia css1viese tan PRO
x'ra, tods W que oil m9dioo 10 hs
bfA astgurad0 que el peljgro no srs
! inminsnta
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-05
FL TRASPUNTE

CsSyendo, pues, que 90 trAtAhA do
IN asEo de devccl6n do sn ssposa qui'
80 eemplaosrla y mAod6 q busssr ell
curG de 10 ssresna parre quls.
Sin embargo no podiA deisr dc d.
rgir trecuentes miradAs sl reloi do 10
pared que &c hsllsbA en- la hAbita.
c,6n. Lss SETS y vsintsl Ysl sacr'
dote no hsbfA llegAdo todsvia. Yla
representation comebxAba &lss ceho
en pu1to'
A. flo 80 prssent0 81 eurs, al eual
gs pugo q crmplls con su m!nisterio,
La eonfsEi6n fa6 breve, grAsiaa &
FtAneiseA, Gus % aprssur6 al YER que
su m&rido as impRe'entAba. Psro-el
reEso ds 10 esramoniA no terminab1
nuneR.
TrRrEeurria 81 tismpo los rexos
durshan t:dsviA.
A las sietc euArto coneluy6 10
csrsmonia.
Lscomts disponf& del tlempo pre-
cIoEo para llegsr oil teAtro, aeg6o su
eostumbre. IN euArto ds h ora antss de
lsvantRrs ell lel6a.
-Auda, hlio mio murmur6 Frau
cissa ma slsnto muth) meior no
qdIsro que fsltss essA noehs al tsatro.
FL trlSpunts Ia bss6 sn 10 trsnts
Y le di6 lss gtaclas, ain noi&r que
la dfgtRsikdA hAbfa eattAdo on lie
sg 3piA
El aassrdoEe no 80 Atrsvia & revs.
laraslo, turbAdo COL 80 ante el
10 pees&eulo dc aquslla crusldad Oh.
surla 8 ineongsisnls.
Ltc lmts or q 80 bayi6n , 81 som.
brsro, y &c dirigio 4 10 pu ris, desde
10 cuAl AnvI6 an bsso a Fssneisea, di.
e.6udole
~Adi6g, hiiG mia lHAstA luegol
~ zero sen Il -tx,Ia 66 oil sAesr~
dote.
No hsy rsra Qus valgA. me
esperAn an o. tsatro, = para mi, 10
primero e1 el muudo es 81 Camplis
mIento eslritto de mi dshsr, suseda 10
q 10 suesda
JUAN FICHEPfN.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-05
SJICI0I0 DE- UA SECRETARIO

Dstpre q: sssr.5., sa 55io soo
msrle dslis : eomPonsr l,a.qal.a.
Ins la sl sp taao : ls hA5ia Is msraar
tu /, mls, al den9F S. c p. Fh hGpI,
de Rlshlp "a MlUoutl, 50 quito "a
vida loulu5o no its sc & tu-s.3A
h.bis tllo 81 s'srsiario Dc Etaio ds
Iezti ora be maao dsi l5tE dal mis-
mo ajehdo Gel rr 5laa ds A.sls
s!6n e ot1ttt SO ta e msusr
matsifa de lcsl6i.ie0s gsrnusrl.t
qss 10 ag.asa1 sl ia stitetb 6ips
tsa acsds Ua res ietas sut
r2Paa Eaya tie ser los 4uuu 4ef
dso sFaa 'avaytf y 1850 81 s.
a- E2-t
esss s. tystrala-ea ua
: Iar tti.fu'sls.ta ,sat an 4 a
- stsa sia3 e th Is gtsss8t
as flltta
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-05
lcU8NTo sELECTo.)


CuArdo FfAneiGca Glnetti, Eu Bn
tIgus eomsai1crA, as eAs6 con hsce
dcee al 1s, conseat6 Lea que Se bur
lsban de ella:
-YAte que no ss nj i1vsu, nj qua
90, nj homhEe de ialsnt1, Zero 10
quisro porous tisns busn ccriz6o,
Y sn los bAit dores de teAtrc,
dorde 10 desemps fIAbAn lss fausionss
de traVpunts, llAmabAn Buen Corsz6n
q squel ittsliz. que On realidad &c
IlAmsbA Isidoro Lse,mte. TodA su
gloria eonsisifa en- Asr el m ldaIo dc
loa dc ID oticio' Era al psimsro On
llegAr q los enssyos y el 6tino on
abandopAr Iu trsbaio; aRbfa do me-
moria todos los pApelss , aonoefa Al
dedIllo todcs los efsstos y tradieio
uts teasraies. Nj una aola nochs ha
bis tkItAdo su obligae On g. velnti'
cineo sfijz do sisycls!o. Y 81 lss gen
sss ie sorprendfan dc que nunsa ha'
biese sEtRdo enfsrmo, eontsssaha:
-Ua irAspunts que 30 rermIts ESQ,
90 un NAL he cmbre.
Ffaneitea, que sc hAbfA enam0ra'
do dc 8 por sle rig en- el cumpli'
mIerto do Su dsbsr, era tsmbi6a una
artilta modtsts y sin to ento, QUE de-
sampt6aha Pspeles insign f ianses, ain
habsr merecIdo ismts una esusur..
O'gullosoS el uno Gel otro, 50
amsbsn tiernamsnle.
CleFtA ntshs ssua6 gran scr sxsi6n
e1 el tsasro sl YER llegAr solo al hue
no do Leeomts.
~dEatG eptsrma FfAnclseaf > Ia
preguntarop.
ST, gfsvemente enteyms-contes
10 9, traTpunte.-HA tsnido M desma
10 y el n6iiso ha dicho que eala anna
gGds dc PARALYSIS,
Lseomte sc epirgj una aQ inns ,
reFuHc;
-Por 10 dsma', hs msndado avi.
sar 4 Maids, qus aAbs & la psrtsec!6r
el ra9elito do Francisco.
L. representation no ofesci6 nkda
do particular; J Lseomte lrAbs i6 O, nc
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-05
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"Mirecomendaci6n para Ia Pe-ru-na
est4 baSada en- Sns merif0S.
--Eduardo CrumbO.

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EDUARDO CRUMBO, ,Ex -Alcalde de
IL New Albany, Indiana, recomlends
10 Peruns.
"Baso mi recommendation ca los
merit0S de la Perufa.
Isl un hOmbre esfa enferm0, bnSca
Ansioso ago que lie cure, y Pernna 10
efectuara Ia cura.
"Se que curarG Ell Catarro de la cas
beza d deieSf6D'agO, indideSfi6n, jaque.
ca y cIalquier peSadez d maIeStar.
"Aiivis y cura d cualquiera, 81 Sc
ton1a de acuerd0 con las inSfrucci0nes.
"Conozco tambien docenas de hombres
que altamente recomiendan Ia Peruns,
y todavla no he sabido de nadie que no
este satisfecho."
El Sr. Crumbo, en- su Ultima carts
fecha 16 de agosto, del 1904, dice:
"Estoy bien de salud ahora, pero 81
tuviere que tomar medieinas, tomarfR
otra Vez la PerunR. Eduardo Crum bo.
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