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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-19
Present. Hue chair.

About twenty of the nelghhors aud
friends gathered at the home of MI.
and Mrs ilarrk last evening, and
spent pleasant hour ur two. Mrs.
llarok has been helpless invalid
for many Nvaru. aud this gathering
Was especially cheering to her, AZ
trr singlng several hymns. Rev Ed-
ward Oittlns. of the Leslie church.
then made a short talk and present
"a nno ghair aa rift from their
many friends In salem The chair
Nill be great help to the invalid, AZ
she has not been able IA leave her
bed Zoe tNo years. u h rubber-tlrvd
cushioned. BAH bearing and has a
table and several other convenient
attachments. A committee COM
posed az Ms John nayne. Mrs u -.
kocler ana Mrs. y Townsend we're
the means 0f securing the funds
irom the many friends,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-19

energy of the retiring pastor TINS
debt has been wiped out, and his sue
cessor will enjoy smooth sailing as
far as the church finances are con-
cerned.
Or. House came here from Prov
dence. r. l.. where he was pastor OF
the Richmond street Congregational
church. lie is graduate of Har'
ward University. and after gradual
ing he took course in the Boston
University Theological school lie
served one year as chaplain OF the
Fifth Massachusetts volunteers dur
ing the Spanish-American war Be
fore entering the military service he
was pastor Of the Congregational
church at Attleboro, Mass
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-19
REVEREND
HOUSE
RESIGNS
Old Friction Between Pastor
and Certain Members Is
Held Partly Responsible
Portland Telegram, Jan. 49,:

Portland Telegram. Jan. as:
Dr. EIwiu Lincoln House rendered
his resignation as pastor Of the First
Congregational church at the annu-
al rou-call last night aud the rcsig-
nation was accepted he goes to
Spokane. He has been In the pull
pie of the First Congregational
church for -four years, and during his
incumbcncy of the pastorate the
heavy church debt has been raised
The resignation becomes effective
March lst
While leading members of the
church declare that all Is harmouni.
oul. there SIS no denying evidences
of friction between the pastor and
members of his congregation How
much these differences had To du
with the determination Of Or House
to sever his connection with tho
First Congregational pulpit Is nor
apparent to the inQuirlng laymen
but that they had something to do
with it Is admitted.
Dr House IN his letter of resigna.
tion 10 the church, while assigning
his reason for resigung 20 too much
work aud the fact that the church
debt has now been raised and his 10
hors In Portland completed. drops q
remark ABOUT reasons that are per
sunal which tend 90 Indicate thai
AN Is not harmony between the pulpit
and the gews ot tho First Congrega
tional church
Because the church failed at M.
last annual meeting 10 vote him an
increase of salary and instead re
forrcd the motion to grant an iu
crease 90 the board OF trustees. In
stead of voting Il outright, as som,
present wanted 10 do. friction wa.
ongendered, and it was announced
| hy nr House at the time that h.
would resign.
tie was offended at the action o
the church ia referring the proposed
Increase 20 the board Of trustees
This led him 20 believe that ther,
was opposition 90 an increase thar
had been promised him when IN,
debt should be lifted. and Dr. Hous,
resented the action.
The storm hlew over. however.
short time aiterward. when IN,
board OF trustees unanimously votet
the pastor an increase OF s6OO a yea
amounting to $50 a month. and max
ing his total salary ss60O.
Hut although Il was understood,
az the tlmo that Or House would re-
main, it appears that he has mo-
been entirely satisfied With the AZ
mosphcre az Park and Madison. ans
when a call was received from IN,
Westminster church al Spokane
followed by another cau. and the,
another, he concluded that II va,
best for an concerned that m,
chsnge should be made. and las
nigh' rendered his resignation. q,
take the pastorate OF the Spokan.
church. which furnishes a parson
age and almost. II not as much mon
ey as she First Church OF Portland
While there are those who wor
ship az tho First Congreeationa
Who viii not weep az nr. House,
departure. the large majority Of m,
congregatlon viii reeret the change
The doctor has made many friends
and has Increased the church mem
eership materially durlng his pastor
ate whea he came here the charel
vas aoondeFlng under a heavy loa,
% debt, ranging somewhere from
ssT.eee 20 tas.ooo Through N.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-19

IA order TO get them TO work on Inn
portant industries hamDered greatly
owing TO the lack of labor but for
some reason or other, although pay
ls good and conditions OF life better
than that in Japan they quit at the
earliest opportunity and make for
the United states II Is calculated
that considerably over 1000 OF them
entered the latter country during
the past ~ months.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-19

dav passed sign bearing the saliV
flaming legend. on the mira uay az
ogain was advised to 90 to l'aG1i
for furniture and on close cXamina-
~, d,scovered that he had been rid
inc ,n a circle for three days. lie
,ook a course at right angles ana
very soon reached habitation.
The Eugene Mapleton stage drop
,o1 into the siuslaw Tuesday night
and three passengers, the driver ana
.tbo ,esm had a narrow escape from
drowning. .,
John w. North. an old soldier %
Years old IS dead at Forest Grove.
AT Three Mile rapid. on the Co
Iumbla river near The Dalles, the
ice has formed a gorge and has piled
up TO a height Of 60 feet.
The cold has come and zone and
tbo potato crop a Candy is declared
safe. 1900.
brick structure 10 cost 100000
"a beipg built at Newberg II will be
the home OF the Bank Of Newberg
judge william Smith, of Baker
county. has GRANTED a Judgment OF
$40 600 against th cIlighland mine
n favor Of Judge Thomas u. era"
ford of La Grande. Judge Crawford
viii take over the property and VIII
rcoreanizp the company
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-19
I.ml,rnl,lcrr CIuh NIccts.
lntcr,ninrd Her ErIend..

Miss Maudo Evans entertained q
large company of her friends az her
pleasant home ON Miller street. south
salem. "Wednesday evening. The time
was snont In games and husic. a
dainty luncheon was served after
which they took their departure all
pronounclng Miss Maude royal en-.
terialncr Those present we're Misses
Maudo Evans. la Verne De witt,
Agnes West, Rosa Vlesko, ola
Arnold. Alice Warner, Agnes Bayne,
Florence miller. Viola De Laney
Elsie ncncor. Mable o'Flyng. May
Rove. Grace Daue. Mqble Rasmus
sen. nclma viesko, bertha Paul. and
Mossrs Leo Page. Frank X De witt,
Paul Rasmussen. Lloyd Lucas, Ralph
Honaley Elmer paue. White Daniels
Bon y. stanton. Fred Taylor, Ken
meth nayne. Paul ierman. Everett
Arnold and Theodore koormun
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SUNDAY
SERVICES
rLrsl MelhodI.t IlpI.copaI.

First Methodist Episcopal.
Dean u. d. Klmball Of the Kim.
bali school of theology, viii preach
.at 1890 am. r. W. r.. Citizens, Of
Leslie Methodist church will preach
tn 1870 p. M. Bible school at ~ ~
Epworth Leogue at G:1j .. M. AT
are heartily welcome
Luther1 St. Johns.
Regular Sunday services at 1899
Ia. m. I'm the German Luthcrn St.
Johns church. corner Center and
Fourteenth streets. Geo. Engel. pas
tor.
Gospel Chdpcl.
Fifteenth and Mill streets. sun
day school at 10 a. M. Preaching
LAT II q. m. and 1880 p. IN. Prayer
meeting Friday evening. Bible study
Tuesday evening at 1456 Ferry
street. We will welcome you.
First Christian.
Sunday. 1880 q. m, theme. "A
Present pay Duty Evening, 1880
p. M, "The First Century Plea
bible school y m. Junior c. y. $3.50
p. M. Senior G. e. G:30 p. m.
Strangers and visitors welcome.
Central congregational.
MIR. E. Goudge. a theological stu
dent Of Kimball college. viii conduct
the morning service at ! a. m
and p. s. knight the evening service
at 7.30 .. M sunday school and
Endeayor meeting aH usual
W. &. r. 4.
Sunday. January goth. Rev. Nen
of the a.. y. church. Will address the
gospel temperance meeting at o..
m.
First Presbyterian.
Church street near Chemekctn
street Rev. Henry r Babcock. pas
tor. Morning service at 10 "A. M
Preaching by the pastor. Subject
"The Great Commission. 20 Annual
Offering for foreign missions. sun
day school az ~ m. Senior & " ai
1880 u. M. Preaching by tile Rev
y. ". St Pierre. subject: Jesus
Weeping over Jerusalem Eyangol,
istic meetings by Messrs. steele an3
lIoppy hegin Wednesday evening az
$3.50. The public cordially invited.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-19
Local Wholesale Market.

Wheat-57c.
Local wheat-65c.
Oats-32c.
Barley-s24.
Flour-S3.25.
Mil feed-Bran, $500; shorts
S19d S21.
Hay-Cheat and clover, 5000 De;
ton; timothy. $1,000 per ton.
Eggs-2S Sd soc.
Hens-10c; young chickens, lOt
Ducks-10c; geese. Sc; turkey
13d Ice.
Butter-35c; butter fat, S3c.
onions-55@75 75c cwt.; potatoes
60c cwt.
Hops-Choice, lac; prime u
choice, 1S@1Shc; medium to prime
10@12lac.
Chittim bark-5 Il a &c.
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J JAnane.e n,errnnnlnr MeAlcn.

MayathAn, Mexico,. Jan. is,-slx
hundred JAPANESE arrived here 90.
day on the Hokau. Maru. Tho total
landed kere IL slx months amounts
Go alNe hut few FemAin Ia the coaa.
az as they gradually make their Nay
north aud enter the UniteA States
fhe Meziean government has slven
them free lranspoFtailon from lapan
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"YoN YoNsoN."
Old Time Favotitc Pleases Fair.
sized Audience at the Grand.

"ion Nonson. the standard OF
the Swedish dialect plays and a COM
edy that has held It's own for a de-
cade or two. was given at the Grand
Opera House last evening. with Geo.
C. Thompson. native Scandinavian,
In the title role.
Time has dealt kindly with "Yon
Nonson,' and as the years have
rolled by the comedy, with its melo.
dramatic tendencies. has lost none
OF It's original vigor aud freshness
There have been few changes intro,
duoed in the text OF the play. aud
none In the stage business. Mr..
Thompson handled the Swede dialect
as ably as any OF his predecessors.
and HIS support is fair. The Lumber
mems Quartet is fully up TO the
standard, and they were repeatedly
called back last evening.
A fair-sized audience witnessed
the play.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-19
PORTLAND MARKET.

wheat-club. 66G 67e; va's'
66c; blue stem. 6SG 6sc. =,
Oats-Choice white, S25.oVF"
Mrlstun-Bran, SIC.
Hay-Timothy. s12@slS; ali''~
.SlI.
Vetch-s76$7.5o.
Potatoes-s5 a s0c.
Poultry-Average old hen q !,
mixed chickens. 119 l2e; "
rooster. 12Q1sc; dressed ehieA.- =.
.l2QlSe: turkeys. live, 16g l'e' ~, ~
keys. dressed. ls@ 2Oe; geese ~ \
Toe; ducks. l5@16c; pigeons
d1.25.
Pork-Dressed. zoe 6iAe'
Beef-Dressed, SOS hc.
Mutton-607c. a
Hops-11@14c 10. aeeoralh'
quality. -.
Wool--Valley. coarse 10 $3.50,
.2Oa 21c; eastern oregon l'S
Mohair-s6 a aSc. az
Butter-Fancy Creamery
s5e; store butter. 25627e'
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-19
4 simnlr Cure Tor Piles.

Pile sufferers know that ointments
aud other local treatments sometimes
relieve but never cure. They don
remove the cause.
There n little tablet that Is taken
internally that removes the cause
OF Piles and cures NO matter how
long standing
Ask for Dr. Leonhardt's Hem Roid
Ga thousand dollar guarantee goes
with every bottlrl
Hem Roid Is the discovery of pr.
Leonhardt. of Lincoln. Neh.. one of
the most distinguished aud success,
ful physicians iu the Western states.
ti.00 at druggists, or Dr. Leon
hardt Co. Niagara Falls, y. y. Pro-
prlotors Sold by nr $. g. stone
Salem
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-19
Carrie Nation

Certainly smashed a hole in the
barrooms Of Kansas. but Ballard's
Horehound Syrup has smashed all
records as a cure for coughs, broA-
chltis, influenza and all pulmonary
diseases. y. c. H. Horton. Kan,
writes: Il have never found a medi-
cine that would cure a cough so
quickly as Ballard's Horehound syr-
up. / have used II for years" Sold
by d. j. Fry.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-19
Rev. oarll.ls. y. R,M.r,ia. 1. l. u.

of MAveFly. Tex, writes "of 4
morninE, When nrst arlsins, often
nnd y Troublesome eollection OF
phlcEm which produces a cough and
ls very hard 10 dialodse. bat a small
auantiy 0t nAllaFd's Horeh0und
syrup vill az once dlslodge q. and
the trouble h over know OF NO
medicine that Il equal 20 u. aud it u
~ pieaaaRt 10 take, can most cor
daily recommend Il 20 an persons
needing a medicine Cor throat or lung
trouble" soid by n J, Ivy.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-19
The joy.

OF living is 70 have good health
Use Herbine and you viii bavs hnsb.
els Of Joy You need not be blue
fFetful and have that bad taste IN
your mouth. Try a bottle OF Her.
oine' positive cure for an liver
complaints Z, HaFren. Austin, Tex
writes; i have used Herblne for
over a year. and find &, a me regula.
Tor l gladly recommend It asa fins
medicine for Dyspepsia" Sold by
d, J Fry.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-19
Livestock.

cattle-l1OOQl2OO n steer
.3Ac.
Lighter steers-2S@23i5c.
Cows and heifers-9O0 a 1000 :
2ls a Sc.
Stock hogs-6@ 6hc.
Hogs-l75@25O 10, fat, sS'es1
seas.
Sheep-5c.
Lambs-5c.
Veal-Dressed, 6G Sc.
Hogs-Dressed. Sc.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-19
Retail Market.

Flour-$1 per sack.
Bran-65c per sack; S20gN'
per ton; shorts. SOC per sack, S2ss
$24 per ton.
Hay-Timothy, 65c per evl'
cheat and clover. 45c per cwt, y
per ton.
Oats-$1.20 per cwt.; wheat, Ias
rolled barley, S25 dS2S per ton.
Eggs-35c.
Apples-5Oc to $1.00, accordlhi
to quality.
Butter Country. 25Q27c; cream
cry, 4Oc.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-19
In IIonor Of Mr. and Mr.. I.oonr,.

A small lnfurmal party was given
Thursday evening at the reform
school la honor of Mr aud Mrs
tooneys a3d wedding anniversary
The sucsts we're entertained ia the
library dunclng helng the principal
amusement. after which light
luncheon waa served in the dlnlur
room The reform school haud fur
nishod music throughout the even
las
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-19
MARKET QUOTATIONS
MAKE Salem Good Homs
Market"
SALEM MARKET.
Steiner's Market.

Dealers in fish. game and poulty
Highest cash price paid for eru
Prompt delivery. State street.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-19
SOCIE T Y
Happenings of Interest on the Gay
Side of Life IN the Capital City.

Pember Wednesday morning at Drain
and came to this city 10 attend her
brother wedding. They left on the
night train for their home in Bcrke-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-19
nns Been a Great Graft.

Albany Democrat: Senator Miller
has a good bill before the senate,
one providing for the loaning of the
money of the state In the hands OF
the state treasurer. II is a notorious
fact that in. the past history of the
state the treasurer has had fat Of
fee ul $500 year. II Is said, and
with reason. that he has had the
money .of the state loaned out, re.
co.y'rg the interest amounting o.
thousand of dollars a year and pock-
etns {, as part of the income OF
the Office. II a state treasurer did n
.thmg oi that character was he hon
este Even In the presence of an alb
sconding bank cashier Under the
fiat salary rule he could do the same
thing and have the advantage Of ah
increased salary unless some provi-
sion was made. such as that provided
in Senator Mnler's bill. The truth
Is the state has known what the sys-
tenn was. and has practically been a
partner IN IL. else the salary would
not have remained at $500 a year.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-19
Tropical Fruits.

Bananas " C cper lb.
Oranges-s3.00@ $500.
Lemons-$4.O0@S5.OOO.
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I,cbcccai's banquet.

NhfWfffNN = AtNh'lNf -
Thore WAS great times IN the Re-
bocca lodge Monday evening when
the defeated Greens banqueted
tho victorious "Plnks" Sometime
ago the members divided themselves
into sides. and elected Mrs. 4. J..
Harvey captain OF the "Plnks." while
Mrs. James Culver was made captain
OF the Greens" The contest was for
membership and attendance. aud the
"Pinks" greatly out-distanced tho
other side.
The banquet given was most elab-
orate and was greatly enjoyed. The
following program was rendered
plano solo Mrs. Claudia Conder.
Recitation Mrs. NJ. =. Baldwin.
piano solo Miss Blanche Brown
Recitation Mrs. James Culver.
Violin and piano duet--Mrs.
Claudia Condor and Miss Gaynel'
Baldwin.
Reading Mrs. Fletcher
solo Mr. Mis-
Recitation Mr. Lachelle.
sss
Embroidery club Meets.
The Priscilla Embroidery club net
the past Thursday with Mrs Ida
Bnbcock and pleasant afternoon
was spent The club Will meet with
Mrs J n. Brooks. the coming Thurs
dav
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-19

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MpNICIPlO be RUMlCAO.
ANUNCIO DE SUBASTl

ORDENANZA Tefarente & la contra.
taCi6n de varios sarvicios p6blicos para eI
Er6ximo afio fiscal de 1907 1908
POR GUANTO: en- 81 preaupuesto for
mado por este Municipio para 81 pr6ximo
afio econ6mico de 1907 1908, fguran con.
Hignados los CT65itOa siguientes:
Para extraction de bsBuras $500 90.
Para slumbrRdo pdblico de
esta Ciudad, Las Piadraa
y Ppnta Santiago. 1900 90
Para bsgsjas 10000
Para socoTroB pregos mu.
nicipales 10000
POR CUANTO: es de necesidad y
conYeniencia que dichoB geEvicios Sc We.
rifquen por contTats, dnrante 81 afio eco
n6mico citado.
POR TANTO: ord6nese por 81 ConBe.
10 Municipal de Humacao.
Secci6n 1s.-Se sacan q pdblica lici.
taci6n los ex presad seTviciou, sefial andoBe
para 81 acto de Ia Bubasta al dfa % de
Junio de 1907, las tres de Ia tarde, en-
81 salon de esta Alcaldfa y ante la Junta
AdjudicadoTa.
Secci6n 2a.-Lss pEoposieiones Sc pre-
Bentar6n por escrito, On pliego cerrado,
durante la primeFa media hora, r. sea,
hastR las tres media de Ia tarde de dicho
dfa, acompafiadas del recibo que acredite
habsr consignado en- Ia Tesorerfa MUM
cipal 81 cinco por ciento del impoTte del
servicio que 20 trate de FemRtaT.
Becci6n 3a.-Terminada Ia media bora
fjada para reeibir los pliegus, Ia Junta
proCederS geguidaments Rbrirlos, adju-
dicando 81 Bervicio al meior poBtor.
El Municipio SO reserva el deFecho de
reChazar cualquisla 6 todas las PROPOSE
clones, 81 aGi conviniera los intereses pro.
Comunsles. f..
Sscci6n 4a.-En case de resultar dos
mas proposiciones igualeg, se abrir6 una
puja oral por media hOrs entire los que la
motiven.
Sscci6n 5a.-Adjudicada la Bubasta 81
rematists ConBignara Beguidamente en- TIE.
sorerfa Municipal el diez poT ciento de Ia
cantidad annual que deba percibir como
remuneration, poE el seTvicio rematsdo.
Sscci6n GAIA faIta de cumplimiento
de la Becci6n anterior. traer6 consigo Ia
rescisi6n del remats, con p6edida de la
fianza provisional favor de lbs fondcs
municipaleS, Eac6ndoss nueva licitaci6n
e. servicio,
SeCci6n 7a.-Los rematiptas 30 sugeta.
ran en- I'M TODD las reglaH eBtablecidaB
en- los pliegos de condolences sprobadaB
por el Ayuntamiento.
Secci6n 83.-Esta oTdenapzs. gerS pu.
b'icada en- la forms cue dispone la Ley,
tan pronto sea sprobada por ell Alcalds.
CERTIFICO que la anterior ordenan'
"a, fu6 votada en- session ordinayia del Con.
cejo Municipal ceIebrada en- 10 de Junio
de 1904. DanGg, sscretario Muui
cipal. Jose Manuel Psrea, PTesidents del
Concejo. Humacao II de JUNO de 1907.
Aprobada y Pdbliqusse.-EmsiSO Cuadra,
Alcalde.
Y para 50 publicaci61, !ibrO la presente
en- HumaCao, 4 19 de Junio de 1907.
Emilio CWadra.
.-.-- Alcalde, <ss
Jose f6gqWes.
Sacretario Muni irsI,
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JUNTA ESCOLAR De ADJUNTAS.

De conformidad con Ia sscci6n 81 de la
Ley, la Junta Escolar de eata Municipali'
dad, On session celebrada el dia 13 de los
cor'ientes; scord6 snuneiar la provision de
lss Biguiente1 escue'as para el s1o escolsr
pr6ximo: una escuela principal, una gra-
duads, tres graduadss de ing 6s y nueve
Tursles.
LIS aspiranteS deber&n hacer constar en-
Bus Bolicitudes sl n6msFo, grsdo y tempo
por el cual ha sido expsdido So certifcado,
OlaSe de ingl@s y por ciento que obtuvo en-
los ex6menes de este.
La solicitudes Ber6n admitidas dentro
del t6tmino improrrogable de cinco dias,
contsr desde Ia fecba en- que aparezca Ia
primera inSerci6n de este anuncio Ad-
juntaS, Junio Is do 1907. - PABLO
FONT, Presidente. 5v. s.
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LOS FOCOS De La FIEBRE

Bajo todos los climas Y en- todos los
pafses encuentranse eSOs focos, 10
mismo en- Europa que en- las Americas.
En- todas parties donde hay pantanOs 8
aguas estancadas, los germenes de la
fiebre eXisten permanentemente. En-
los climas calidos, 8 en- la estaci0n de
los grandes calores, esos malos
germenes pululan con una doble in
tensidad. Guando Sc esta obligado por
razones particulares a ViVir en- paiseS
calidos pantanOsos, en- medic de esos
miasmas que engendran la f1ebre, ell
medic mas sencillo y seguro de preser-
Varse, D curarse, 81 Sc cOntrae la
fiebre, es tomar Vino de Quinium
Labarraque, pues ell uso de este medi-
camento preserVa, en- efecto de una
manera segura, aun en- los paises mas
enfermizos.
81 Sc ha dejado que la enfermedads Sc
presente, este medicamentO heroico
curara en- POGO tempo la fiebre, aun la
mas rebelde 6 inveterada. Solamente
cuando Sc trate de Cortar un acceso
viOlentO es cuand0 convene recurrir
d la quinina.
La dosis que debera tomarse es de
4S2 copitas cada comida. La curaci0n
obtenida con ell Vino de Quinium Labar-
Taque es mas radical y mas segura que
empleando quinina sola causa de los
demas principles activos de la auina,
los cuales van contenidos en- ell lQuinium
Labarraquey completan la accion de la
quinina, toda vez que ell Quinium lleva
por base un eXtractO complete de
quina que contiene todos los princi-
pios TITLES de la preciosa corteza
disueltos en- vino generoso de las
mejores marcas de Espana. Sobre todo
en- los paises en- que reina la fiebre v,
cuando ell enfermo Sc We obligado
permanecer en- medic de los miasmas
que le han causado la enfermedad,
entonces es cuando la acci0n del vino
de Quinium Labarraque es incompara-
blemente superior la de cualquier
Otro remedio.
Su mucha y reconocida eficacia y las
numerosisimas curaciones obtenidas
han moVido la Academia de Medicina
de Paris dar su aprobaci0n la
formula del Quinium Labarraque; Y
convene no olvidar que rara VeZ Sc
Otorga esta distinction, 10 cual recO-
mienda, como es natural, este producto
a la confianza de los enfermos en- todos
los paises. Hallase de venta en- todas
las droguerias y farmacias. 8
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-06-26
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DEPARrAMENTO DEL INTERIOR

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