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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-11-17

La Ultima obra de Derecho edlta-
da en- ell BoLETIN, es la Jurlspruden-
cia EN- 10 criminal esta 0Leclda por Ell
Tribunal Supreme de Puerto Rico
durante el aflo 1904.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-11-17

Esta mafana visitaron al Sefor
Gobernador los sef1ores doctor Goena-
"a. Annexy, doctor de. Valle, Eliza
buru Dexter.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-11-17

Ell Presidente Roosevelt lIegara a
Ponce & las 9 de Ia maflana del 2I
del actual.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-11-17

Esta maflana habfa en- el Dep6sito
municipal cargo del sef1or Par6s 90
individuos, de los que cumpllan pri-
sion o5 varones y p he1nbras en-
sumario 2 de uno otro sexo. Sa-
Heron en- libertad por cump1idos Z.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-11-17

Ley municipal de de Mario del
corriente afIo, seguida de So apendi-
ces conteniendo otras leyes = dis
posiciones relativas tambien 4 los
Ayuntamientos. De venta en- e1 30.
LETlN, SIS el eiemplar.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-11-17
Loo CAmBlos DEL. nlA
CotixacT0nes de F-ut0s

AzUcAREs = Centrffuga o6. $3.7s a
$50.
Moscabados 80, $3.25
$50.
Mieles 50, $500 3.os.
AFEs.-Hacienda, liz 4 IL.
Corriente, oA 10.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-11-17

Han sido condenados hoy por el
juez sef1or del Vale los individuos
Juan Crisostomo Gnzman, a s dfas
de arresto y Antonio Izquierdo 10
dias, .por dellto contra la paz pd-
blica
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-11-17

Esta tarde tueron detenidos varios
vendedores de dulces y frutas, por in
frlnglr las Ordenanzas Municipales
y Sanitarias.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-11-17

Nuestro companero don Fotn5s Ca
rriGn publicara en- breve IN nuevo
libro bajo el titulo Eclipse de IN
regimen.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-11-17

Sc encuentra entire nosotros Ell dis
tinguido senor don Carlos Wayman,
amigo nGestro. de regreso de su ex-
ours ion 4 Cuba.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-11-17

Por falta de miembros ooncurrentes
para formar quorum" 10 Sc efectuo
anache "a anunclada Teunlon del
Ayuntamiento de San Juan.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-11-17

Aver fueron curados en- el Cuarto
de Socorros los indlvjduoS Norberto
Garcia, Antonio Izqulerdo. Antonio
Jim6nez, Francisco Carballo Carlos
de Jesds de heridas Y coDtusiones.
Fl aItimo pass al hospital. deD!do
/ ser de pron6stioo reservado la he
rida de- que fu6 curado, inferida por
arma de fuego, con orifcio dc entrS-
da sobre e1 tercio inferior y cara an :
terror del music lzquierdo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-11-17

Ell Jucz senor Bazan, sentenci6
hoy los individuos siguientes: Ma
nuel Rodriguez y Maximino Falcon,
"a d1as de arrcsto. Ricardo Noble, 4
81 de multa, y Asunci6n Garrido,
S3, por infringir las ordenanzas mu-
nicipales, Antonio Clementc, Ma
nuel Rois y jose Aquino S. de mul-
ia cada uno por crueidad con los ami
males Y Eulogio Cervera, Fernando
Robes, Manuel Padfo, Luciano Pc
rez, Manuel Rodriguez, Domingo
Perez. Adrian Perez J Norbelto Diaz
por infracci6n de las leyes de carre-
teras.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-11-17

NOTICIAS
Aver tarde SO VERTIGO el entierro
de la distinguida sef1ora americana
dofla susanna F. Hartman, de "a af1os
de cdad que ha b1a rcsidido en- Puer-
to Rico amos. Deia un hija mayor, Mr.
G. c. Hartman, empleado en- el De-
partamento de instruction y dos hijas
casadas, una con Mr.. G. O. Lord VI
otra con Mr.. G. H. Briggs, de Ohio.
Anteanoche fue arrcstado en- Utua-
do el indivfduo Pablo Rivera, por es-
calamiento en- primer grado en- la ca
sa comercial de NJ Rosas.
Ell indlvfduo Bernardo Rosas Viflas
fu6 detenido en- Utuado, por hacer IN
.disparo de escopeta hirlendo Pablo
Rivera al darse Ia fuga. El Juez
Municipal entiende en- ell asunto.
Esta mahana visitaron al seflor
Iobernador los se1ores doctor Goena-
"a. Annexy, doctor de! Valle, Eliza
buru y Dexter.
Obras de Anatole France, de venta
en- ell BOLETIN: FL Olmo del Paseo,
Ell Maniquf de Minbre, El emilio de
Amatista, El Pozo de Santa Clara.
El Prcsidente Roosevelt llegara a
Ponce q las 9 de Ia maf1ana del Fl
del actual.
En- Ponce Sc levantaran v3rios ar
COS con motivo del recibimiento al
.Presidente Roosevelt.
Sc encuentra enfermo en- Ponce el
ioven don Luis Llorens Delgado.
Interesa a los comerciantes la ad-
quisici6n de la ley de qutebras. que
rige actualmente en- Ia isla. Lee ven-
ia en- el BOLETIN
Ha sido absualto nuestro compale
10 senor Contreras Ramos en- el juicio
por libelo que Sc le segufa ante Ia
Corte de Anasco
Sc encontraban aver en- Mayagliez.
1os sedores doctor Flgueroa, de Areci-
DO, don Calixto Cargeras. de Sabana
Grande, y don Ramon Beauchamps,
de Las Marias-
La Ultima obra de Derecho edita-
da en- Ell BoLETIN, es la Jurlspruden-
cia EN- 10 criminal esta DLeclda por Ell
Tribunal Supreme de Puerto Rico
durante el ano 1904.
Nuestro compaflero don Totnds Ca
rrien publicara en- brcve IN nuevo
libro bajo 81 titulo Eclipse de IN
regimen
Por falta de miembros eoncurrentes
para formar quorum" " 10 Sc efectuo
anache "a anunclada reunion del
Ayuntamiento de San Juan.
Obras completas ilustradas de Guy
de Maupassant Los DomingoS de
un burgu6s en- Paris, Anton, Fl Sc
nor Paret, Las Hermanas Rondolf,
Ell doncel de la Senora Husson, Rollo
de Manteca. Claros de Luna, FL Hor-
la, Cuentos del dia de la noche, FL
Viejo Million. La mano lzqu1erda, FL
Buhonero. De venta en- el R0LETIN.
Aver fueron eurados en- Ell Cuarto
dc Socorros los indlvjduoS Norberto
Garcia, Antonio Izquierdo. Antonio
Jim6nez, Francisco Carballo Carlos
de Jesds de heridas Y coDtusiones..
Fl tjltimo pass a hospital. deDldo
4 ser de pron6stioo reservado la he
rida de que fu6 curado, inferida por
arma de fuego, con orifcio de entrS-
da sobre e1 tercio inferior y cara an
terror del music lzquierde.
Sc encuentra gravemente enferma
en- su rcadencia de San Juan Ia estl
mable sefora do1a Isabel Wells VIII
da de Todd, madre eel Alcalde de
San Iuan don Roberto IL. Todd. De-
seamos 81 pronto restableclmiento-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-11-17

Obras completas ilustradas de Guy
de Maupassant Los Domingos de
un burgu6s en- Paris, Anton, Fl Sc
nor Paret, Las Hermanas Rondolf,
El doncel de Ia Sefora Husson, Rollo
de Manteca. Claros de Luna, FL Hor-
Ia, Cuentos del dla de la noche, 81
Vieio Million, La mano izquierda, Ell
Buhonero. De venta en- el R0LETIN.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-11-17

Han sido absueltos pors el Turado
que actuaba en- Ia Corte de Maya
g;iez los lndividuos Pedro Molina
Rosario y Avelino Rivera, que ha-
b1an sldo acus2doS de seduction. Les
defendieron los Lcdos. Dominguez
Y Blanes.
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she stepped n foot or TWO insld the
threshold whore Joseph Anderson. her
husband. was entertaining two OF hts
hnsiness associate The three lo9Sld
up az her anaroaca and started from their
chairs at her words
What do yau think of this. Joe2" she
said gally "This was tiny flask Of
potent poison A dancing ruY Of SUM
shine struck IT like !, sword as she hsld
it M IA plain View. II flashed wick
cdly brightly than the strange
l!ght ia her eye.
Kate cried Andei on He was be-
side her IL another instant But in ths
second he spent in bounding forward
sac eulped the contents Of the vial and
1t was N welthing agony that she sank
into his arms She died while two
ekllled medical men we're striving 10
save her.
Andele0n begged that death might
sverake him His reason the physi-
clans raid, was in jeopardy aad his
friends fear that Il ho escape insanity
he WIN sink into steeled melanchola.
The sim always seemed happy wife.
Anderson Is ono OF the rlchest young
farmers in the Beaver valley.
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NOTICE OF CLOSING,

We the undersigned merchants, have
agreed 70 close our stores al o'clock
each evening except Saturday during .he
summer. for the purpose OF owing our
clerks mare rest during the hot months.
J. r., Ruoks. Hlrxel Bros, Bank Grocery,
Anderson Variety Store, 8. T Franklin,
). q. Anderson. ). E. Smith, J. w. MUIR
ray, sam Warren. D. q. Hunter, Nc
Nulty Broa c. a. White, Cole & son,
c. W. Hopklns, c. c. Kinney, }. c. Po-
land
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WE'D ON So
PER WEEK
--
NEW YORK GROOM WAS
I6 AND BRIDE
WAS 18
DIVORCE NOW WANTED
Bride Charges Her Man
With NOn.SuppOrt
DIVORCE NOW WANTED

New York, April 1S.-In the Gates
avenue court, Brooklyn. a 1s-yearold
bridegroom, who earns IS week,
faced his 1s.yearoid bride, who had
summoned him to answer to a charge
OF nonsapport
The bridegroc.sy BernarF a. Riley,
lives with his parents and is employed
as a clerk by the Postal Telegraph co.
in Manhattan. The bride. Mercedes
Bradley, lives at present with her
aunt at 9l7 Honcock street She Is
the daughter of ". B. r Bradley, a
manufacturer OF photographs, whose
home is atsl76s Brooklyn avenue
Bernie then asked Mercy If she
each other affectionetely, met for the
nrst time about year ago Among
the boys Of his set out in Flatbush,
bernie was looked upon as heavy
spender. and the Ice cream soda pace
he followed with Mercy that summer
was a thing TO be talked about
Also, they went boating en- the Pros
pect park lake at so cents an hour, and
Mercy dreamlly observed how perfect
" krand 1t would be if they could
float and drift along like that together
always And Bernie, sbstractedly,
iingling the sis5 In his t.ausers' rocl-
et caIcalated al. eternity -, 80 ccnt
an hour and was appalled, at the pros
peet But he was a conrsge lover,
and mumbled something to the effect
that il would sure be the real goods I"
The Ice cream soda continued, and
In the early winter Eernie acquired a
brown plaid waistcoat and pearl spats
and took Mercy TO see a melodrama.
The Yuietide passed, and the new
year brought to Bernie raise in sal
ary. from $3.50 to round se Bernie
hogan to get Interested in the cost OF
living, while Mercy got her mother to
show her how to make lemon me-
ringue pie. -z Rs.-
Bernie then asked Mercy If she
didn't think that the time had come,
she did. SO he bought frock coat
and a white lawn tie and led her
around till they found a near-sIghted
minister who couldn't Sc any flaws IN
Bernies tale about having cast his
FIRST vote
He married them, but a friend Of
Bernies broke the news to his parents
and Bsrnie was torn from his bride
when the juvenile bridegroom APP
peared before Magistrate Dooley he
was guarded by his mother. lie and
Mercy made pleasant eyes at each
other, and the courts heart was touch
cd The magistrate adjourned the
case. thinking that matters might be
patched up some way in the mean.
time.
Bernie's mother however says she
win seek 10 have the marriage annull-
ca. This, Bernie and Mercy say will
serve to keep them apart only until
he is Of age.
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LETTER as YEARS IN
REACHING HOME
Mlssive is Written by Soldier After.
wards Killed.
(By Associated Press.)

stoughton. Mass April lS-''lt Is
as though my hoy had spoken to me
from the desdn
These are the worls Of Elisha
Hawes. who is nearly 93 years Of age.
repeats as be reads and reads over
again a letter HI has Just received
through he deed leser oilce from his
son. who d j ia Virginia at the time
II the clyll wsr
Tho letter was written fortyfiye
years ago. Where Il had been during
an the years and why d did not reach
him sooner IS a mystery to Hawes and
his friends.
The YOUNG man wae killed at the
age Of 22 BY lightning eiser being al
the front about six months, The let
ter vas the last one he had Wriilef
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OF lnrsaesr 70 rAs rAam
Points 81 Interest In saltwater Expert
ment Bulletins.


Oklahoma stoclSnien should not forget
ihnt ihe Experiment Stoti0ii. saltwater
oklahoma. Supplies without oot vaccine
which prevents blackleg IN cattle An
cattle under two years Of age should ne
,aeeinotcd before turning them on gEasa
When writing for vaccine state the aum~
tsg OF me caille TO be treated.
Horse Breed.ia.
The ne q the artificial lmpregnator
n horso breeding has added greatiy %
ihe possibilities Of -seiulness Of except
lona'ly nns str.rons Exact informal
zion az 20 me use OF the inpregnator
Z not generally available. A recent pub
scatlon Of the Oklahoma Experiment
station gives the results Of study o.
srtlncial impreenption Al horse breed
ing. and win be Of interest 10 horsemen
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kANeAs I'LL sAoor.


tl3y AssocIAtod Fress.)
Gfeat Rfnd Nas, Anrl lSMany
crack amateag shots faced the lraps to-
day al ihs opening ~ the Seventeenth
annual tournament of the Kansas State
Sportsmens association. rhe proeram
of events covers three DAYS and provides
for several huudfed dullars 10 added
money ir be diriaed amona the wn-
ners rhe visitors are loud ~ their
praise ~ ihc arangementa made foi ine
tounameat hy iaa local gao club.
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mnssisslepl CLUB WOMEN.


Cysiai SPRING Miss April fS.--nep-
rosenmtiVe club women from every part
of Mississppi are gathered here for The
annual convention of their state fedora
tiot The Mississippi ciuhi have made
81 notahia gain ln membership during the
past gear au1 as conaequence ne pfes-
cnt meeting. wfieh iasts ihFco day. is
eNpected 90 he highly successful the
local club w0nlpn have provided hand
some entertainment Tor the visitors.
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MILLIONS WERE con-
TRIBUTED TO CAM
PAIGN FUND OF 1896
NO EXAMINERS REPORTS
senator Knox Director in a
Bank Which Contributed

New York, April fs.-None of the
evidence ELECTED in the recent insur~
ance investigation in New York state
excited more public Indignation than
that showing that large sums had been
taken from lie treasures Of the great
life companies by the trustees and
turned over to the Republican cam
paign managers.
Banks naturally, stand in a differ
ent position from insurance companies.
so far as political contributions are
concerned It is doubtful If any legal
proceedings, civil or criminal, can be
taken against the bank directors who
voted away the money Of their instltu-
tons in 1896 The statute Of limita-
tions would probably have wiped out
all legal liability.
There is one point. however, which
should be emphasized, So far, at least,
as national banks are concerned. Dur
ing the periodic Investigations by
bank examiners, under the control OF
the comptroller sf the currency, the
facts concerning these contributions
must have become known to the ex-
aminers and must by them have been
suppressed. It is doubtful If any bark
examiner was simple enough to
imagine that payments Of this kind
were lawful.
singuiarly enough, Senator. Knox Is
one Of the subcommittee f@the com
lr;tee on privileges and elections
charged with the preparation Of bill
to prevent improper campaign contri-
buttons.
Senstor Knox was, in 1896, a direc-
tor Of one Of the Pittsburg banks call
ed on TO contribute to the Republican
fund, and which. according to the pop
ular report, did contribute literally.
Sirgularly enough. have had in
my possession since 1896 undoubted
evidence not only as to the fact Of
such contributions being made by
national banks, but also data showing
the manner in which what is practi-
cally tax or assessment was levied.
Appeal to Banks.
Here is copy Of circular which
/ made from the original during the
Bryan campaign:
Pittsburg Pa. Sept ., 1896 To the
Board Of Directors Of the city Deposit
bank Deer sirs: The undersigned
have been appointed committee to
solicit from the hanks funds ia aid OF
the campaign for the Republican Ma
tionsl committee The banks I'm New
York and some other places have been
contributing on the basis Of one-quar-
ter os per cent OF their combined
capital and surplus, and the National
committee requests rs to ask the
Pittsburg banks to do the same.
We ealy started yesterday after
noon, aud SO far have found all the
banks we have approached willing 10
contribute on this basis SO far we
have received the following subscrip-
tons Farmers Deposit National
bank, $4,000 Peoples National bank.
81. 600: National Bank of Commerce,
$2,750 \. Mellon & Sons. $3.50; Bank
OF Pittsburg. s2.5oO; National Bank Of
Western Pennsylvania. 1900; Union
Trust company, $3.50
1 We are Informed that the Second
National bank win give $1,000, and
that in the other banks we have visit
ca the matter is TO be brought before
the boards and formally recommended.
so that we anticipate favorable action
by an The campsign managers are
....sa-a
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his family If he had lived"
doph The boyish
family
a Civil friends
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WlFE,s AFrgcTIoNs ~ $50
jury Couldn't See Where Gardner was
Damaged $4,000 Worth.
Special . DAILY Leader.

stllwater T.. April ISIS. S.
Gardner a blacksmith and veterinary
surgeon who had sued C. r. Rock,
president Of the Arkansas Valley Ma
tional bank OF Pawnee. for 100000
damages for alternating his wife's af-
feciions. got Judgment today for $3.50
and costs Of the suit.
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4 IEsTlNo 49, - AEasELF


Sew Bfishtoa PA April ls.--Fao-
ing her husband ana his frienfs ia her
OAK litii homo Will words So light they
seemed almust iest, beautiful Kathar-
sne Anderson. Fsrcly II years old. a
bride of four months drained a vial OF
poisson as h2 sprlng 70 her side aud.
without q word of explanation. died
within ihc hour
1he suicide Wae - sudden tbat not
opc " iAe three men Nho witnessed II
had ne 10 fsaeh the young woman be-
foie she enDtled ne bottle. although
sus stood Is the sanie room with thcm
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generally. Not being Of general interest,
this circular VIII be gent only to those
Who ask for ~ IL interested write TO
The Exoriment station, saltwater ok
maoma. ana ask for Circular No. 8 u
VIII be sent free as long as the lmlted
edition lastg.
Hardy Bermuda Grass.
Numerous papers have printed stale
ments 70 the effect ttat The Experiment
station az stillwaer Oklahoma, would
furnish roos Of Hardy Bermuda grass TO
an applicants. The station can not do
tiiis; is limited resources would soon be
exhausted n il attempted such dis
tribution.
Those who wish to get a start Of this
grass should procure sod near al home FOR
planting. choosing that which has sur
vived several winters and which bcgins
growing in March Any who have such
Bermuda sod for sale should advertise
the fact Ia the papers
Poisoning Gut Worms.
Further experiments in poisoning cut
worms which hnve heen working on
wheat and alfalfa, have shown the fol-
lowing miNture 10 be superior. 10 spray
Ing with Paris green as fornieIly recon-
mendcd
Thoroughly mlN while dry. one pound
Of Paris green ma nifty pounds Of wheat
BRAN make moist bui aot loppy by
adding water IN whSah q 0rart Of chsap
molnsses has boon dissolved Place this
mixture ln spoonful piles where ihe
worms are working ~ attracts The
wolins froin Tee wheat and oais. II is
also s0od-hoppsr poison.
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Now is the time 10 take HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain rea Il cleans your
system pf all impurities a wonderful
spring tonic. a family henefactor s5
cents. Ten or Tablets g. R Renfro
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looking over much larger area Of
country than is usual in national
campaign, and it is taking a great deal
OF money. The question is vital one
to all financial institutions, and, there
fore. is declared proper and legiti-
mate matter for contributions on the
part Of the banks
The subscriptions here are payable
to James S. Mexican. chairman OF the
Auxilisry Finance committee. and by
that committee viii be turned over to
the national treasurer, Cornelius N
Bliss. who Will receipt to the contribu.
tors On the basis o, what the other
banks are doing the city Deposit Aank
IS asked to subscribe one-quarter Of
per cent Of its capital and surplus.
which would be somewhere in the
neighborhood Of $3.50 Trusting this
matter will have your favorable con
sideration, we remain, respectfully.
7. Fl. GIVEN,
+. p. DAY,
a, w MELLON,
Committee.
1t is no secret in political circles
that the national bank assessment OF
September 2 referred to in the letter
quoted above was onl yth efrst in
stallmeat of various leyies made upon
the national banks OF the country dur
ing that heated campaign A month
or more later Hanna descended on
Wall street, the alarm was again
sounded, and tremendous fund was
raised
A contribution Of one-fourth OF
per cent Of their capital and surplus
by The banks Of the United states
would produce an enormous sum- In
September, 1896, the national bal>--
had capital OF $65s sl2e,9l5. The sur
plus woald bring the total up to al
least $1,000. .O0O. COO. one-fourth of
per cent Of this amount weuld be 81,
100000.
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New spaINo sHlaTa. esrEasEN,s.
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Women. Oxfords an the newt lasts
and ieQliers from sSc 20 ss5e 81 Rob
inson s.
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Mr. Fournier Aged 50 and 20 Years Rpec
lively Who Recently Celebrated Their 57t Wedding Anni
versary Their Health. Strength and Longevity
to Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey. Which They Have Been
Using for Years az
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CONTAGIOUS BLOOD POISON
RUMILIKTING VILE LE-DESTRUCTIVE


mankind
o.
the
q
diseased head vle and destructive of all Usual
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wALL PApER AZ RENFRo.s.
soMMEa uNoERwEAn. pErgRsEN.s

nalIa.9a-. -la.- al-- n..r SO.
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and take no o.her medicine. lots dangerous
the body and depress the hcart (quinino de-
presses the hcart), while Duhy's Pure Malt
Whiskey tones aud strengthens the heart
action aud purifies the entire system. IL is
the only whiskey recognized as q medicine,
and contains no fusei Oil This is o guaran-
tee. Dudys Pure Malt WhisKey has stood
severe tests for forty years and has always
been found absolutely pure and to contain
great medicinal properties.
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