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Read-Griffith

AT the home of Mr.. and Mrs. G
A. Read, one mile southwest q
Forker, Thursday evening, August
10, at 5 O'Clock, their beautifuland
accomplished daughter, Miss Della
was married to Fred Griffith an
enterprising and progressive young
farmer OF that vicinity, Rev. Joseph
Scarborough, pastor of the Forker
church, officiating. Only the i'm
mediate relatives of the bride wit
messed the ceremony, after which
an elegant wedding supper was
served, with pond lilies for the
table decorations. After spending
a few days at Meadville, Mr.. and
Mrs. Griffith will 60 to housekeep-
ing on the A. r.. Boomer nlaeaal
southeast Of Forker, which Mr..
Griffith purchased last year. The
BLADE, along with their host Of
other friends, extends congratula-
lions and wishes them health and
prosperity in their journey through
life. II
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Forker liens
Amos Lewis was Sumner visit
Or Thursday.

VI Amos Lewis was a Sumner visit
rs or Thursday.
Mrs. Amos Lewis was Brook
held visitor Saturday. y
N Mrs. G. T. Stuttsman is very low
! at the present writing.
j. F. Test made a business trip
to Chillicothe Monday.
Mrs. Mary Partch has returned
to her home in Mendon.
Floyd and Florence Facto left
for Kansas City Saturday.
M. Williams shipped car load
OF cattle from Forker Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Frederick
were Sumner visitors Monday.
Mrs. A. L. McCabe spent Friday
afternoon at the home of Mrs G.
A. Read.
Mrs. Andrews, of Sumner is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. G. T.
Stuttsman.
The ice cream social given at the !,
church last Wednesday evening !,
vas well attended. -
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. McCabe =,
pent Sunday at the home of Mr. " =,
nd Mrs. F. L. Humphres. =
Miss Sellars, of MeadviIle, is the II
uest this week of her grand-par-
9ts, Mr.. and Mrs. I. HI. Clough. ,
Mrs. Bagenstos and two little 70
aughters left Wednesday for an g.
1tended visit with her brother in 40
e West.
Mrs. Edith Humphres and Mr.. fo,
I'd Mrs. j. B. Jones were the MT,
tests of Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Read :
lursday.
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Teachers Examinations

The next regular teachers exam
ination viii be held at Meadville
August % and "a. This will be
the last examination this year.
E. NJ. sIprLE,
J. U. WHITE,
NJ. R. DARLING,
Co. Board of Education.
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Mrs. E. F. Brenner returned
home Monday from attending a
family reunion and pleasant visit
at the home of her mother in Aug
usta, Ill.
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For saIs

Ninety feet off the south
side OF my residence property.
Lots No. 1, 3, 3 and 4. Railroad
addition to the city of Laclede, Mo.
SARAH S. Moss.
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Some Evening Reveries.
Pungent Paragraphs Picked up by Our peram.
bulating Pencil Pusher.

men against vice and crime. T
a the first place, it serves to give EN-
ar ployment in those hours of Ieisur
it and freedom from work wbic]
would be likely otherwise to b,
4 worse than wasted. To the youne
= man who has no taste for reading
!, intervening hours become loaded
with temptation. IL is tiresome to
SIT moping by the stove, and he
, drifts to the street or the card
table. There he finds others like
himself, with vacant hours to while
away and thus grow up those bab-
lts and associations which soon ev-
entuate in dissipation or lead TO
crime. We doubt if one instance
In thousand can be found of q
young mans making shipwreck of
hopes and character who was ac-
customed to spend his evenings at
nome reading good books; and we
say to any parent that we'll stock |
ed library and an abundant supply |
OF newspapers and magazines with |
the habit of reading>on the part of
your boy, is worth more to keen
him out Of mischief, and to make q
man OF him, than any other single
influence at your command.
Many an unwise parent works t
lard, and lives sparingly all his
lie for the purpose of leaving "
to give his children a start n
n the world, as it is called. Setting
young man afoat with money left S,
I'm by relatives is like tying a st
ladder under the arms of one who
annot swim; ten chances to one K
e Will lose the bladder and 90 to o.
8
nd he will not need the bladder. NJ
i've your child a good education. ho
ee to it that his morals are pure,
s mind cultivated, and his whole
,+,, 49,, 80 " - - Bl
,,-a .-L;oL ..- -' ~ V0 fat
Ill have given what will be Of
ore value than the wealth of the 1re
dies. You have given him start Wis
llch no misfortune can deprive llel
m of. The earlier you teach him
depend upon his own resources are
d the blessings Of God, the bet the
:. ho'
60 out under the bright, glad Wis
y; listen to the songs of the hap ON
birds, the shout of the dancing To,
'oks; see how the sunlight glori- 7
hill and meadow land and comes ~.
down through uncount-
forest leaves, these mellow, gol-
summer days. Turn your faces
m the thronged towns and cities, L
get alittle while busy care, and an0
your soul thrill and glow under Dh0
wonderous touch of divine har- sas
ny that fills all nature. The h
4 earth seems ever calling to an Two
oyment of the all-true and the cou1
beautiful. Morning after morn Che
we know the rills clap their s
DIS for joy, away off in the io;u
and the hearts of the few
birds thrill and thrill, again the
again, because they are glad. =,
we have so much more to
e us happy than they have-so ~ pon
y hopes and loves that bird
is never know. How can we - ~
p and down the highways with Il,
countenances when the whole Fort
/ seems so happya It seems havil
in gratitude to God to do so. him
our smiles and pleasant faces Mr.
"lihg soeh sunilght TO other tertai
- hoff,
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PRINCIPALLY ABOUT PEOPLE
Local Items OF a Personal Nature Briefly EY-
pressed for Your Hasty PerusaI

h ner Wednesday.
e Prof. and Mrs. Sipple are home
, from Kirksville.
S. M. Brown was in Bucklin on
business Monday.
Mrs. W. R, Dagger is visiting
relatives at Van Vert, Iowa.
Mrs, 0. FsLibby visited rela-
tlves at Bucklin the past week.
DIR. Pratt tests eyes free at the
Andersen hotel Wednesday, Aug
ust 21st.
VIM. M. Watson is spending a
few days with relatives at GLASGOW
this week.
Cardie and Virginia Williams. of
Kansas City, are guests of Mrs
j. T. Lomax.
Mrs. A. G. Replogle left Monday
to visit few weeks with relatives
at Moulton, Iowa.
Mrs. Leona striekler was called
to Meadville Wednesday by the
death of her brother.
Mrs. V. M. Benson and dauob-
er' Susie, are home from an ex-
ended visit in Illinois.
Z. g. Bigger and S. H. Brown
we're In Llnneus Thursday on busi-
ess In the probate court.
Joe Ausmus is on a trim TO the
outh part of the state and Arkan-
rs looking for location.
Mrs. b. Slaght, of White City.
ansas, is visiting friends here.
nest ...s.s. of Mrs: N. Coleman.
onday from Anabel where he had
en- working as night operator.
Miss Laura Dale Lomax. of
'ookfeld, is visiting her grand
cher, FL. c. Lomax and family.
Mrs. Chas. Hendrickson arrived
IN Oklahoma Wednesday for a
ut with relatives and friends
re.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Meredith
here spending a few days with
, latter's parents at the Foreman
use.
Miss Dora Loomis, of Meadville,
tied relatives here the past week,
est of her cousin, Mrs. L. w.
max.
edward Delaney, of Oklahoma
Y, was the guest of A. J. Cay .
od and family last Saturday
ming.
Ion. E. B. Allen, of Laclede,
Col. Geo. W. Martin, of
'oktield, spent Tuesday in Kan
City.
lev. l.. 7. Monnett, wife and
little daughters are spending a
pie Of weeks with relatives in
cago.
+. l.. Felt, of Salina, Kansas,
ed his family here and spent a
days with relatives the first of
week.
rs. j. L. Ritchie has gone to
I'd month visiting her sister,
Fannie Thompson, at Cam
ge, Ohio.
III. Thompson has located at
Collins, Colo, Mrs. Thompson
ng gone to that place to join
last week.
:. and Mrs. L. B. Standby en-
med Rev. and Mrs. FL. C. Day
of Sioux City, Iowa, at din
asst Monday.
IS Matte Smith and little
, Dorothy Smith, have return-
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the entire assembly.
" There will be no services at th
:, nj. 3. church tomorrow and the fol
lowing Sunday, a two weeks vaca
tlon having been granted the pastor
On account of a freight wrecl
between Cameron and Kansas Git,
passenger train No. 4 due here a,
lI:30 was five hours late Thurs.
day.
The Hannibal section men at
This place were taken to Meadville
Thursday night to help clean I'D a
couple of freight cars wrecked near
there.
Robt. Wood, who has been mar
shai OF Laclede for number of
years, resigned last week and John
SWeem was appointed to the va
cancy.
Il. B. Allen has let the contract
for moving his buildings to Stewart
Marsh, of Brookfeld. The work
is to be done the latter part of This
1t will pay any young person
seeking a normal, business, teleg-
-
70 Allen Moore, Chillicothe, Mo-, !
sor catalog and particulars. {
A special train will be run from s
lima and Milan to Brookfeld on /
Thursday, August 20, to accomo- L
late those desiring to attend the i
'lg day of the Brookfeld fair. v
The famous Buckley's vaude- L
lille circus presents 10 unequaled L
omedians and acrobats, also 25 "
ducated dogs, here under canvas, h
Lugust, 10. Admission zoe. Chill tx
ren 10c. a
All who pay their subscription q
ear or more in advance to THE
Lade during the next few weeks
Ill be given years subscription =
zee to The Kansas City Weekly :.
ournal. ~
:, fie
4. M. Elliott and Jas. Wilkins Oh
e circulating a petition to be pre- od
nted to the c2....t court asking 10
at a special election be called to f.,
tie on local option in Linn coun- fo
outside of Brookfeld and Mar Lot
line. ~
Martin Maley, section hand ON m,
Burlington was struck by oil
lin Il near the Wabash crossing en-.
Chillicothe Thursday afternoon all
d instantly killed. The body ine
$ badly mangled. He was a ha1
rried man and lived in Chillico- grt
!. tin
The Meadville chautauqua man ant
'ment is featuring Col. Bryan An
next Friday is supposed to be ma
big day of all the big days of ma,
assembly. Special trains will hea
run from Hale, Browning and go
'okfeld. Bryan lectures in the sad
'rnoon at 8 o'clock. cart
t the next regular meeting of IKE ne
Modern Woodmen camp on an. Int
evening, August %, a "iii
ntion will ha hold ee,, hear
business meeting, open to all M
odmen and Royal Neighbors lhom
their families. Ice cream and fam
J viii be served, general good at Il
J being the object. usta
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Over The County

The Marceline concert band will
furnish music. the. Rroakfald.
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SgGES0 EN- GAIAN0.
la Iaqandera InOCenCia aTTOj6se al
maj, TesueIta q RsIdeI "a vida.
Al sOr sriraIdi d lls sguis, b ORtOntrlrOn en-
Gina ulo d los tTsIGs d ID s0fOrl CaltudR

Nos informs el senior Luis r. Calder6n,
inspector de aduanas, que el dfa IL del
coFrienta se preSant6 en Bu casR1 (CataHo)
una moTens de nombEe IuocenCia y de
oicio lavaDdera ca BoIicitud de Ia Topa' de
lai caso, con objetO de IavRT, puea le habfan
indicadO que dicha familia necesitabs una
lavandeFs.
La uenora de Calder6n entreg6 variaG
pleas rog6ndola que 90 las entFegar Ell
dfa is, que tenfa que HaIir para AEecibo =
lego dicho dfa sin que fuera entregadR
la Ropa.
A gestiones del stfior CaIder6n con la
policia, whose On conoCimiento de que Ia
InocenCia % habfa Ianzado al mar. resuel.
tR quitarBa Is vida por 81 muelle del
vapor del Befiar Vald6I y que. 81 extTaerla
del mar, tenfa uno de log tFsjeu de la &c
nora Calder6n, el que foe destrozado 81
Bacarla del agua, encontr6ndose paYte de
Ia Fopa en- Ia habitaci6n de Inocencia.
Eata hs deaaparesido de Cstsfo, lie
v6ndoae puesto otVo traie blRnco de dos
que llev6 para lavar.
PareCe que Ia suBodicha Inocsncia per-
di6 Ia raz6n dando m&Tgsn esto 6 una
tentative do suicidio que despu6s desa
pareciera del poblado.
La po.icfa del puesto de Catsflo desple-
GO en- este aBunto toda 81 actividad para
que 81 uehor Oalder6n recuperara parte
de la Fopa.
A esta fschs no Be Habe el paradero de
Ia extFaviada Inocencia.
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La VILLA De MADRID.

PlumaR, Flores, MitoneS, Gusntes, Cor.
batas para caballeToS, FaIdas para sefioras
y ropa interior tambi6u para sefioras, aca-
ban de Eecibir Tia Villa de Madrid En-
plumas las hay desde 81 hanta $25 csda
una.
Podemos aseguTar que el surtido mas
sslecto y mas grande es 81 de este estable.
cimiento donde Acude toda persona de
guBto. TensmOs las legftimas Pine Apple
cloth, recibidas de Paris infnidad de
artfculos de verdadera DovedRd. Acaba.
mos de recibir los nuevos casimires de ve
Rano
Una visits 4 '.La Villa de Madrid s
pfdanos muestras enaeguida ser6 aten.
dido.-P. o. B. T64.-Iel6fono 273. San
Francisco 81. San Juan P. r.
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Como administrator en- 1Oa-B8ja.
EI IrssupuOstO do lSO6. 9O7 fu6 lIQudidO con
un sobrlnto do $989.63.

SugcTito poT nuestroB distipguidoB com.
pRtFiotag los 81 II 1res Juan HeFrRus Mo-
desto Escudero, alcalde y lcontsdoT muni'
cipal regpsctivamente del municipio de
Toa BsjR, hemos Tecibido una ccpia del
informe que en- cumplimiento de Ia ley
municipal producsn dichos funcionaricB.
La situRCi6n de squel municipio go sa-
tisfactoTia dursnte ell rFferido afio ecoR6'
mico se recaudaron 81 700 invirti6ndose
an lsN stencionea del referido preBupueato
$6,606.89, esult4ndo les iOgrssos M msyores
gus loa e. stoa en- Ia suma de 1913 II,
mas 1862 de economies en- los gsstos y
por 10 tanto un super6bit al cerrar el
prtsuDuesto en- so de Junio tltimo
de $3.50 SO
Eu alumbTsdo p6blico de Ia poblsci6n
re gastaron $500 decomposition de fare
leG Tepuesto de faroles repuppto de
material 500 49, Aumento de f4rolag
500 AiumbTado de Palo Seco S109
Medicinas enfarmos pobres & heYidcs
q Toa B ia Palo Seco, gsAtoH de dete
nidos presses s519 so. Extraction de
blsurss 800 S>corros & enfermos po.
bres y heridou $96. Reparaci6n linn
piezs de edi6cicE municipalea SIS Repa.
Taci6n de carDiceria $50 Repsraci6n =
limpjfza de GALES, zapjag, alcantarilias etc.
$181 86 AdemSs Sc gastaron las sumaB
fijadFg para Teuaraci6n limpiezs del
cementeEio de Tea B ja, srrsglo de la
plaza installation de csjss de qua para
el ser vicio decomposition del aljibe de Ia
a'caIdfa, que aHcendieron q $625 13.
En- composition de caminoB SO emplea'
ron $475.23 y todos los BeEvicioB munici.
psles fueron atendidos con toda efcacia
per los foncionaTios pdblicos de la locaIi.
dad mereciendo pl6cemes los que tan bien
han sabido responder Ia copfsnzs de Gu
pueblo que los eliji6 para sdminiatrar aus
interesdB pdblicos
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ARE ZON
en- Puerto Plata.
COnpstriOta de Valel, que eOIOCa aIIf
a digas aItura ell nOmhre de su
terra.
Fu6 tIacIOnadO con eXIra0rdInlrIO ORiusllsmA ]
su casa 50 uld Inndlda pot Iam0Ior soGIO.
tad pusFtopIiteKa.

En- la cuIta ciudad de Puerto Plata
donde deBaFKoIla Bus facultadeB ~ Yealiza
sus iniciativas de aEtists, IN valioBo com.
patricia, baten palmaH las entnliaRtas del
arte musical, con el nuevo tEinnfo alcan.
zado con un grupo de j6venes6 quienes
educs en- 81 diyino R1te, gracias la COc-
peTaci6n de aquel ayuntamiento, que ha
sAbido mediF 81 slcance de fandar soste,
ner una Accidents de mdsica donde for
mar elementos capscss de gentir inter.
pretarla, paTa gear del arts, para Babo-
rear auB esquisiteces, para elevarse & Ia
altura de los grandes ideaIeH, nueatEo com.
pc tricta el 81 nor Rodriguez Arrez6n.
SnH alumnos en- ell periodic de- siete me-
seB han reaIizsdo labor que hs superado
cUanto era de espsrsr por aquelloa mismoB,
por Conocer fondo de 10 que es cspsz 81
gepio del Mfior ArFez6n.
Los otros ejercicioB: solfeo, canto de una
lecci6n egcTita en- 81 actn del exsmen eia'
cuci6n de inHtEumentos fueEon tres triuUfoB
elpI6ndidos obtenidcB On el aCto de los ex6'
meneg.
TrRB Ia ovaci6n de entusiaBmo del mo-
mento, Bigui6 el premio otorgsdo al lucha'
dor. su casa Sc vic invadida por Ia go
ciedRd y las p0tchGS y bouquets de Hnd1gl'
mas flores puertopIateiias adoEnaron 81
hogar feliz de nuestvo paissno, que sin
duda on aque'loB momentos Eecordaba Ia
pat.is, como 81 Gabe Tecordarla y que
rerls.
Los que conooemoB sprsciamoB 81
amigo Arrez6n no podemos menoB de sem
tir Ia satisfacci6n de sus triunfos, peVo los
que amamcB & esta pequefia isla sentimos
81 orgullo de los triunfos de cada puerto
rriquefio, por ser triurfos de la patria.
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LA RECEPTION AL
se1Or de Diego en-
MayaguGz.
FaIIeCi6 en- Ia Ciudsd Ia eStimabIe
ssfOra dOfaEsperanza CaTahaIIO.
La fIshTO tItold0l SlguO prUssntinios0. dGbIdO
s6gdn So afIrml a las 1guas del ltusducto.
CDe maestro cOrrespOnSal. }

Agosto 20.-La reception al senior de
Diego reault6 muy entusiaHtA. A pegar
de Ia lluvia, buen n6mero de amigos fu6
eStreChar la mano del bienvenido.
81 estado delicado de salud del distin'
guido hombre p6blico no le permiti6 ex-
psnsionarae con el pueblo, que le sslu.
dabR,
Por ESQ no pudinoB Celebrar con el IN
interview, fin de conocer aIgo de suu
geationea en- los EatadoH Unidoa en- pro de
Puerto Rico.
Aver fslleci6 On esta ciudsd la esti'
mable Heiiora dofia Esperanzs Carabsl!o,
epposa de don Luis Montalvo Npgr6n, La
Refiora CarabRllo de Montalvo sufri6 una
fuerte operaci6n quir6Egica, la Cusl no
pudo sobrevivir por 10 atVasada que eHtsba
ya de aalud.
-El inspector de alimentoB, Bffior Iri.
garry, decomiB6 en- estos dias $50 jamoneB
en- NAL estado.
Els una csmpsfia en6rgicR muy digna
de APPLAUSE la que ha iniciado sl senior
IrizRrTy en- contra de los artfculos de
consume en- NAL estsdo, y por conBiguiente,
nocivos & la sRlud, de que tan LENA estaba
estR plaza.
-Algunas perBonas de la buens socie-
dad mayagti szana, 5s quejan de 10 absn.
donadR que ests Rquf Ia hygiene moral
Las muIeTeu de vida Girada, ocupan &
cualquier bora del dfa y de la noche los
sitios p1blicoS hssts en- trsjes POGO
honestog. Algunos Green que el cspit6n
de Ia policfa, Reflor Sil6n, debiera interve'
mir con intere' en- este aBunto.
"A las primeTas horas de Ia noche, en-
eDtos dfas. acaso porque nos alumbra la
luna, los focoH D. 6ctricos que Sc alimentan
del TegoTo municipal apsgsn Bu luz.
ESQ, undo 10 mucho que lluevey
los muchoH huecOS que existen en- las ace
raS, forman para ell visndsnte un profile
ma psligroso. A cada paBo mete el pie
en- I'M bache, 81 no bTjqca.
La iebre tifoidea sigue preBantSndoae
por ahf, graciaS seg6u Be afiFma las
sguas que NOS d6 el acuedncto. En- elias
viene TODD el cieno las mstsTias fecsleG
que arraStan las lluvias hacia el rio. ESQ
no debiera pauar Gin Ia debida interven
Ci6n de Ia sRnidad, pues toda indiferencia
en- eSe case serfa criminal.
Sc encuentra recojida en- CANA, vic
tims de I'M ats que de febre, lR BefioTita
Rosa Irizarry, hija de nuestTo comps fisro
Heflor Irizarry SaBport.
La rociedad cooperative de consume
GEL Esfuerzo Mttuo', sigue en- sua movi
mientoB comeTciales prcgreSando plauAi
b!emente.
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Ell director Dc SlHldld fSgfOss Do Caysy.

Aver h2 regreasdo San Juan el doctor
Tom6s V6zquez, director de sanidad del
Consolidate que estnvo en- Cayey en- asun.
tog del sarvicio.
MedidaB Ssnitarisg Bs giguen tomando
allf pOr lss autoridadea 4 fin de sanear en-
TODD 10 possible la poblaci6n y an gran MI.
nero de letEinss en NAL estado han uido
mandadss clausuFar que sean conGtruf.
das con arreglo 8 las dispoBiciones viienteH
El sslioF Vazquez Cslebr6 dstenidas CON-
fsrenciaa con Las autoridadeI de IL pob!a'
ci6n , todos de Rcuerdo Coadyuvar6n aI
meioE Eesultado de las dispoieionel que
dsade algdn tempo viene dictando all1 81
dsp9ramento de aanidRd J auto1idades
laCaleA
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Acusaci6n fiscal

Hoy bajar6 q Ia galera de Ia C6rceI
anexR al presidio. 81 gefioE Salvador Buje.
lla, acuHado de falaifcaCi6n de documen-
tos p6blicoB on una escriturs en- que apa-
Fece Ia frma delt RegiStradOr de la propie'
dad de San Juan otoTgando una hipoteca
& favor de doflR Dolores Cuevas PeEazR ,
otFa favor de dofis Dolores Fernandez
Lavandero. La primera por $1,000 , Ia
Begunda por $500.
Ambas tienen & 50 calce notss fsIsifca.
das de haber sido inscritas en- 81 Rsgistro
de Ia propiedad
Para garantir eI pE6stsmo hecho por Ia
Befiorita Cuevau, BujslIas hipOtec6 Ia casa
ntimero 126 de la calle de la Luna, de eG'
ia ciudad = para sBegurar 81 que le hicie.
Ea LavandeFo, hipotec6 10 casa n6msro 3
de la Calle de San Francisco.
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Las seiOras tienen difiGuItad en-
bajar de los Carr0S.
EI RlsvO GOChG de TsTaHO
tlene muy altos los GsGalOR0s

Sc ha obUervado que hay difcuItades
para ell fdciI scceso al ''nuevo" CAIRO
el6ctrico que ha puesto en- circulation
deEda hace algunos diss l. "San juan
Light" Las seiorau tienen gran molestia
para poder Bubir 81 , esto tsmbi6n les
ocaaiona psligroS "a tOcados en- la pF6ctica,
pues algunas han sufrido pe7igroBas csfdaB
al subir jar del Tefsrido caVrO causs
de Ia gran sItura de lOH peldDfios de
acceso 4 elloB.
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de la llnea es dOnde mayor difcultad He
ob1erva para gubir bajar del refsrido
caro- electrico los visjeroH fameninos =
creemos que la EmpresR no sc eximir6 de
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La CONYALECENCIA

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La convaIecencia es un periodo de
TRANSITION entire le enfermedad la
salud, que exige asiduos cuidados. La
menor imprudencia, en- efecto, basta
para determinar una recaida que con
frecuencia es mas grave que la enfer-
medad misma. Despues de una enfer-
medad seria, ell enfermo queda siempre
muy debilitado y la sangre muy EN- po-
brecida, de donde surge la necesidad
absolute de obserVar un regimen las
precauciones debidas para obtener ell
restablecimiento de la salud. Convene,
pues, tomar previamente alimentos
facilmente digeribles y aumentar la
cantidad POGO a POGO, sin apresurarse
,demaSiado, Y evitar al enfprmo en-
las primeras salidas el aire hdmedo asi
como las insolaciones.
Por 10 que al regimen concierne,
debera ser esencialmente fortificante
y ell medic mas seguro y sencillo para
recobrar rapidamente Y sin saCudidas
las fuerZas, es tumar vino de Quinium
Labarraque que es ell mas active de
los vinos de quina.
Preparado por procedimientoS eSpe-
ciales, ell Quiniunl Laharraque lIeva
como base un eXtracto complete de
quina que contiene todos los princi-
pios actiyos de esta preciosa corteza
combinados con los vinos de Espana
mas exquisitos.
Ell uso del Quinium Labarraque a la
dosis de una copita de las de licor
despu6s de cada comida basta para
restablecer en- POGO tempo las fuerzas
aun en- aquellos enfermos mas este
nuados.
De cOnsigu:ente, tanto las personas
d6biles debilitadas por las enferme-
dades, ell trabajo los excesos, como
los adolescentes fatigados por un
rapido crecimiento; las j6Venes en- Was
de formarse y desarrollarse; las seno-
ras recien paridas; los ancianoS debi-
litados por la edad; los anemicos,
ETC., deben tomar este medicamentO
heroico.
Muy particularmente esta todavia
recomendado 4 los convalecientes que
salen de una enfermedad grave como
f1ebre tifoidea, bronquitis pneumo-
MIA J, en- general, despues de las fiebres.
El Qainium Labarraque es, Segdn la
expression de un ilustre doctor, ell mas
en6rgico de los t0nicos conocidos.
En- raZon su eficacia y al sin nu-
nero de curaciones obtenidas con este
medicamento, la Academia de Medicina
no ha vacilado en- aprObar la formula
del Quinium Labarraque, debiendo
fijarse ell lector en- que esta es una
distinction rara vez otorgada y que por
81 misma recomienda va ell producto
mencionado a la conianza de los
enfermos de todos los paiseS. Encuen-
trase este prodUcto en- todas las
droguerias farmacias.