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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-21
MAKERS OF TEDDY BEARS
 MAY ca nM RWRs UErr,

c New York. Nov. 20.-The Teddy
 ( Bear Makers Union. the latest ( on the list of labor organizations
 c has decided to make a demand q for the closed shop in the Teddy ( bear trade, now that Christmas , C Is coming on. c According to the union. 1t re- q ouires worknnen of an artistic ( temperament to make Teddy ( bears with the half-human look , q in their faces that they are sup c posed to wear. and the strike , q breakers brought in by one firm , c missed the expression.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-21
JOHN MOCK ARRESTED.
Railroad ATah

Prominent Atlanta HnilrOad Mah
 Charged With EnibeE1Iement.
 Atlanta, Ga, Nov. 20.-John R. Mock, freight agent of the Seaboard Air Line Railway in this city, was today ar- rested on a warrant sworn out by a sneciaI agent of the American Surety Company, of New York. Mock fs charged with having embezzled 9e.6o0. lie was committed to jail In default se
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-21
DIES IN CouRT ROOM.
Judge Andrew Crawford Expires Very
 Suddenly

ColumbIa3 s. O., Nov. 20.--Judgo An drew Crawford. one of the most dis tinguished members of the Columia bar. died in court today while examining a witness in civil case. Judge Craw- ford had first asked the witness a ques- ton, when he excused himself and went to the judges room. He threw himself upon a couch and asked that q doctor be summoned. He expired in five miutes.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-21
HAD NO cosriDEScE .I ]. . !, :

. London. Nov. 2o-A middle aged { . woman entered the Bank of Mon { . treal yesterday. saying she had { . come from Chicago in order to de- { ( posit $4,000 in gold and American { . one dollar bills, which she had tied { . up in a towel. feeling that the {
 . money would be safer in the Bank { . of Montreal The money. she says
 . is all the lifetime savings of her (
 ! grandmother. her mother and her
 . self. .r
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-21
TO DISCUSS PLANS.
National Democratic Committee VIII
 Meet Friday.

New York, Nov. 20--chairman Thom- as Taggert. of the Democratic National Committee, went hack to French Lick. Ind, last night to prepare a reception for the National Committee who will be his guests on Friday.
 The meeting. though 1t is to be an informal one, will naturally see plans for the national convention and presI- dential campaign discussed. The Na- tional Committee will meet in Wash ington around the holidays to fix time and place for holding the next national convention.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-21
Mnre GoId Importn.

New York. Nov. 20.-Goldman. Sachs & Co. announced the engagement of S1 800 900 in gold in London today. Thts brings the toal gold engagements on the present movement to s7S,4oo,0o0.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-21
WEATHER |. FORECAST.

Washington, Nov. 1os-For Alabama, Fair Thursday sad Friday, Iight to fresh south winds.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-21
AInhnma Postmaaters.

Washington. Nov. (Special.l-- PostmasteTs appointed; Gregvtlle, conecuh County. William R. Etheridge; Wheat. cullman County. George F. Campbell.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-21

Navigation Company. libeied for vari- ous debts, was sold by the United States marshal to Gordon Keller of this city for S1,s50. n..
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-21
NATIONAL GRANGE OFFICERS.
Nnhm J. Bachelder Heads Patrons ci ~ Husbandry. AZ

f Hu9b8BnFy.
 Hartford. Conn. Nov. 2o.--Ohicers of the National Grange. Patrons of Hus- bandry, were chosen today as follows:
 Master. Nahm ]. Bacheider of Con- cord, N. H., reelected: overseer. T. c, Atheson of West Virginia: Lecturer, George W. F. Guanther of New Jer- say, reelected; Steward. J. A. New comb Of Gordon, O.; Treasurer. Mrs. Eva s. McDoweii of Rome. N. r.. re- elected; Secretary. Charles M. Freeman of Tippecance City, O.. reelected.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-21

Steamer Falcon Sold. Tampa, Fla, Nov. 2O.--The steamer Falcon of Tampa Ray and West Coast
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-21

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-21

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The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-07-17
Mother Kills Herself and
Child.

Hawkinsville, Ga, July a.
Eight miles below here this NOR
ming Mrs. Mack Mckinney, a
young wife, after some words of
difference with her husband,
swallowed dose of strychnine
after giving some 10 her 2-year
old daughter. She then told her
husband of it, who treated it as
a joke. Soon, however, mother
and child died in great agony.
She was % years old.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-07-17
Attempt Made to Kill an
Entire Family.

Charlotte special in Atlanta
Journal: An unsuccessful at
tempo TO kill the entire family of
the former sheriff of Wake coun
ty, Mr.. M. G. Jones, who lives at
Bilboa, N. c., near Durham,
N. c.. was enacted yesterday
afternoon when some person
placed arsenic in the coffee from
which members of the family
drank.
Shortly afterwards they were
stricken with severe pains and
physicians were summoned who
eventually succeeded in saving
their lives. Investigation reveal.
ed enough arsenic in the coffee te
kill several persons.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-07-17
Store in Florence Struck by
Lightning and Burned.

Florence special in the News
and Courier: During severe
storm last night lightning struck
the two-stOry frame store build
ing, owned by w. T. Daniels,
and occupied by Daniels & Pos
ton, general merchants w. T.
Daniels, mill supplies, and Han
nah Lodge, No. 1872, knight of
Pythias, located at Hannah, in
the lower part OF this county,
and the fire which followed com
pletely destroyed the building
and its entire contents.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-07-17
Homicide at Ivy, N. G.

Asheville special in vest rday's
Observer: a telephone message
from Marshall this afternoon told
of another homicide in Madison
county. The trage dy occurred
this morning at. Z O'Clock, when
James Ray shot and instantly
killed John Adams. The fatal
shooting occurred at the store OF
Anderson Bros, at Ivy, some
eig hteen or twenty miles from
Marshall.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-07-17
Peters Convicted of Murder
ing Preacher.

Winston-Salem, N. O., July
12.--George A. Peters was con.
victed at Hillsboro, Va, today of
the murder of the Rev. Joseph
Easter, Dunkard preacher, who
was called to his door and assas-
sinated on the night of May 80
last. Peters made a confession,
but did not implicate any one
else, as was expected The con
viction is for murder In the first
degree.
Peters, it will be recalled, is
the man who, it is said, ran an
"original package" concern in
Lancaster some years ago
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-07-17
Hotel Man Charged w
Selling Liquor.
with

Gaffney special in Spartan
burg Herald A sensation was
sprung In Gaffney yesterday
when w. III. Dempsey, proprie.
tor OF the Palmetto hotel, was
arrested for selling whiskey in
violation of the town ordinances.
The Palmetto hotel is the one in
which George Hasry killed the
two theatrical men in December
of 1905, and for which Hasty is
serving a life sentence in the
penitentiary. Upon being arrest
ed Dempsey deposited $4,000
for his appearance this morning
before Mayor Little; but when
his honor called the case of the
town VS. Dempsey it appeared
that the defendant did not an.
swer and was non est inventus
CT course under the circumstan
ces his bond was forfeited and
his case continued.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-07-17
Suicide Of Spartanburg Farm
er.

Spartanturg special in The
News and Courier: Ollie Stroud,
aged 45 years, who lives in Gross
Anchor Township, committed
suicide today about / o'clock by
shooting himself in the breast
with double-barrel shotgun
Ill-health and mental trouble are
supposed to have been the cause
of his act. Mr.. Stroud left his
home shortly before l O'Clock,
taking his gun with him. He
walked about three hundred
yards from the house and tieing
a cord around the triggers placed
the muzzle to his breast and pull
ed the cord. The entire load
entered his breast, tearing out q
great hole.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-07-17
Japs Trying to Break into
Texas.

San Antonio, Tex July 15.-
The immigration inspectors at
Laredo, on the Mexican border,
arrested five more japanese near
Green Station yesterday making
their way into the State through
the brush. This makes Is in all
that have recently been arrested.
All of them will be sent in charge
of an officer to San Francisco for
deportation to Japan.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-07-17
Six Killed and Twenty Hurt
in Wreck in Tennessee.

Knoxville, Tenn, July IA "A
long distance telephone message
to The Journal and Tribune from
Johnson City says:
Six persons met instant death
and 20 were injured when east
bound vestibuled train No. AZ
on the Southern Railway collided
with a switch engine one mile
west of johnson City at 1880
O'Clock tonight. The eswitch engine
was in charge of a hostler, who,
when he saw the fast passenger
coming toward him, reversed
his engine and jumped to safety
Scarcely had he done so when
the passenger crashed into the
light engine with fearful force.
The engine OF the passenger,
baggage, mail car and second
class coach were derailed and
overturned, but the switch en-
gine was not lifted from the
rails and with full head of steam
started on a wild run which was
not ended until a switch was
thrown for it and 1t was dltched
at Carnegie.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-07-17
Attempt to Kill President Of
France.

Paris, July 4.-The national
fete today was marred by a das-
tardly attempt on the life OF
President Fallieres by Leon
Maille, q naval reservist of Havre,
who, it is believed, is suffering
from the mania OF persecution,
Mailie fired two shots at the
President, but did not hit him.
He was at once placed under ar
rest.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-07-17
Twelve Horses and Mules
Killed by One Bolt of Light
ming.

Mondays Columbia State: Mr..
q. a. Manship, manager of
sales of the Register company,
returned last night from a Sun
day visit to Gadsden and report
ed remark able occurrence at
F iendship church yesterday.
One bolt of lightning killed II
horses and mules and injured
two others so badly that they
must be killed. The bolt struck
large tree near Benevolence
church, about half way between
Gadsden and Eastover. The
horses were tied close together.
None of the people in the
church was injured, although
some felt the effects of the bolt
for a few minutes and, naturally
a great deal of CONSERVATION was
manifested.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-07-17
The Rev. r. E. Small.

Bro. r. E. Small, closed his
patorate with the Poe Mill
church last Sunday. He is not in
good health, and has decided to
rest for while. He will spend
afew weeks al Cleveland Springs,
N. G. Bro. Small has done ex-
cellent work at Poe Mill and we
hope he will soon be restored to
health and accept field in this
State.-Baptist Courier.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-07-17
Farmers Institute at Pleas
ant Valley.
Big Picnic to be One of the
Attractive Features---Dis-
tinguished Speakers also
Expected.

Editor of The News: For the
fourth consecutive year the au-
thorities at Clemson college have
given the people of Pleasant Val
ley farmers institute, and we
venture the assertion that no
community in the State has ap-
preciated them more or derived
more benefit from them than
ours. The institute will be held
this year on Saturday, July 81,
and our enterprising citizens are
planning to make this the most
successful one yet held at this
place.
AS usual, big picnic dinner
will be served in connection with
the institute. Every one is most
cordially invited 10 bring well
filled baskets and participate in
one of those big picnic dinners
for which Pleasant Valley is
justly famous.
In addition to the speakers
from Clemson College who will
come with the very latest infor
nation on all agricultural sub
jects, efforts are being made tc
have with us Mr.. E. d. Smith
general organizer of the Southern
Cotton Growers Association, and
President g. G. Moore OF the
North Carolina Cotton Growers
Association. These are two o
the most gifted speakers in the
South. and no progressive farmer
can afford to miss an opportunity
Of hearing either OF these men.
Plenty of good things to eat
good speeches, and the generou
hospitality of the Pleasant Val
ley people, these will insur
every man good time withou
regard to his religion, politics, o
previous condition of servitude.
S. E. B.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-07-17
Recipe for Town Paint.

"Two dozen lemons, s'rained;
two pounds OF sugar, one-half
pint green tea, strained; ono
quart best brandy, three quarts
claFet; bottle, keep over night.
Then add champagne to suit the
taste, strawberries, banana or
anges, cherries, pineapple and
any fruit desired. Served in
punchbowl with ice." Brushes
with which to paint the town may
be secured at The nearest store.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-07-17
Conductor Killed by Negro.

Augusta, Ca, July IA
message from Sandersville, Ga
says that Coductor j. M. Mason,
of Augusta, of the Southern
Railway, was killed to night by
negro who it is said he put of
the train for refusing to pay his
fare. The negro escaped to
the woods and a posse is now in
pursuit.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-07-17
Terrible Disaster on the Bat
tleship Georgia.

Boston, July 15.--By the eX.
plosion of a case of powder in
the hands OF gunner in the
after superimposed turret of the
battleship Georgia in Massachu-
sets bay to day eight men were
killed and thirteen injured.
Not one of the persons in the
turret escaped injury.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-07-17
Four Negroes Killed on Track

Bristol, Va, July 13.--Two
middle-aged negroes, whose iden
tity is unknown, were killed
while asleep on the Southern
Railway track eight miles south
of Bristol this morning. Their
heads were both cut off and their
bodies terribly mangled.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-07-17
Oakhurst Happenings "A
Number of Items of Inter-
est.

Editor The News There has
been no news from this commu-
nifty in quite awhile, but we
have not yet passed into oblivion,
# we are quiet.
Crops are very good consider
ing the unusually late season,
and the farmers are in good
spirits. Farm work will very
soon be finished ; then the farm
ers will be ready for August and
its pleasures.
Ihere is very little fruit, but
melons are fine and are begin
ming to ripen.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Evans
and family, of Rock Hill, are
spending some time at the home
of Mr.. Berry Mobley.
DIR. Blake L. Robertson. of
Columbia, is spending his vaca-
ton at his fathers, Mr.. u. L,
Robertson.
Miss Virginia Robertson re-
turned some weeks ago from
Florida. where she spent the
winter most pleasantly. :.
Miss Hannah Mobley is at
home enjoying her vacation after
the close of the school at McClel-
lanville, where she taught the
past session.
Miss Annie Slower recently
visited friends at Edgefeld.
Miss jamie Cauthen is visiting o.
friends at Pregnall and Orange
burg.
Mr.. q. A. Robertson and sister,
Miss Hattie, are at home for the
summer, the former from the
Presby terian College at Clinton,
the latter from Abbeville, where
she taught last session.
Mrs. j. M. Ussery, and chill.
dren, from Hartwell Ca, have
returned home after spending
sometime with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. w. D. Ussery.
Mrs. M. b. Cauthen is visitinp
relatives IN North Carolina.
Quito number of our young
people are planning to visit
jamestown during the summer.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-07-17
Care and Worry of Children
on Long Journey Caused
Woman to Lose Her
Mind.

Asheville, N. O., special in
the Observer: After travelling @
fully three thousand miles and
with the constant care and strain
and worry of two small children
Mrs. Hurt, a lady probably 40
years of age, reached Asheville
this morning on train No. SO,
from the West, bereft of reason.
Her case is one to make demand
on sympathy. She left Spokane
Wash, nearly week ago, with
her two little children, bound
from that far Western State to
the county of Transylvania, in
western North Carolina. AT
some point on that more than
three thousand mile journey she
became deranged and reached
Asheville this morning violently
insane.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-29

cho testamento Sc dispone que Sc
establczca un fondo de 900 dollars
para destinarlo q premios que s.
otorgaran a los estddiant-s cubanos
que mas Sc distingan.
S4g1l declaration del trstador.
este 10 hace en- honor de su amigo
el ex-PreSidente de Cuba, Tomas
Estrada Palma.
D-bido a la esclsez de fondos
del Vaticano, el herm >sn jardin del
cuad!ilon 80 junto al mn 80 ha sido
condenado a Ia destru scion. Plrte
del muro que circunda este jardiu,
que Sc con,i !era como el de estilo
renacni .nto mas puro que existe,
s. dcrrulnbo hace algunas semauas,
y ahora todos los muros vecinos
amenazan correr Ia IN Sm1 suerte
del primero.
Cuando Sc puso este peligro en-
conocimiento del Papl, pregnnt6 10
que c rstaril re,turAr Ia pared, IN
b Gndos.ie III 'ho 4le el gasto >era
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-29
MUNIcIPIO De RIO egAyDE

------4At----4ies--sSs+e4r --AtedlcGS--de1a
I>la. Cr4ad; por este Ayunta,
mento la PIAZZA de Sub.It,spector
de Sanidad Y BeneIcencia, con e
SueIdo anna, de 100000 col que
hgura eD eL presuouesto para el
pr6ximo aiiO econonico de 1907
1908, que ha Sido va aprobado por
el Honorable Concejo Municipal y
por el que suS ,ribe, Sc hace pilbllco
para general conociuiento de los
senores Medio IS que deseen obte.
n-rla.
Las solic tudes dcheran diri-
jirse al suscrlb ente. 'ientro de- ter
miro de diez djas, contados deSde
Ia fecha, en- que po vez primera
aparezca pubiicado este anuncio
Rio Grande, 2t de JUNO de 1907.
NJ. PMENTEl., Alcalde Munich
pal. s 5 S.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-29
N0TAS EXTRANJERAS

Conunican de Filadel6a que el
dia II dc este ines falleci6 EN- aque-
Ila ciudad el captain Victor Dorp.
Durante la gu IRA Dc 10; uie1 amos
de la insurreccion cubaua, fue cap
turado su barco por h Ger coutra
bando de p6lvora.
Toda la tripalacion del mismo,
despues de nu We m4ses de prisi6n,
fue sentrnciada por las auto~ida les
espahoi a ser pasada por las ar
mas; pero al fin fueron lib RADIOS.
Mientras guardaton prisi6n tu
vie'o on oIasi6n de pTescnciar la eje
cucioD dc los aprtsado, Ell q aVir
ginius.p
De NeWburg, .tueva York,
dicen que el ttstam4nto de Mr. Ri
chad Flicker, que Ell vida fue une
de los mas opulentos vecinos de-
Central Valley, fue someti1o el dia
II del actual a los tribunales para
su legalizaci6n.
En- una de las rl il ii as de III
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-29
ED96T@S

En- IA C0fte De DfStTft0 'dct DtStTito
Judicial de San Juan P. R.
Secci6n plimera.
Estados UnidoS de America, S. S. =
FL Presidente de los EStados
Unidos. -Declaraci6n de do
mimic,
Por cuanto habiendo presen.
tado el aboga 10 don Eugenio Benz
tez Castaiio, una moci6n a nombre
de Rafael Martinez, para que Sc de-
clare a su favor el dominic de la
siguiente finca:
pRustica: compuesta de veinte
Y seis cnerdaS oquivalentes a diez
hectareas, veinte y una areas y no
venta centiareas, radicada en- el
barrio de "Quebrada Negrito' del
termino municipal de Trujillo Alto,
en- lindys por el Este, con don
E iuardo Reyes y d)n Epifanio No
rales; por el Norte, con don Con
rado Garcia y Aguedo Diaz; por q
Sur, con don Eduardo Reyes; y por
el Oe>tc. con terreuos de don Jose
CortGs. Eu dicha hnca Sc halla
en- Java Ia una casa de maderas te
chada de zincs.
Por tanto, y habiendo,e e orde
nado por 81 honorable Pedro de Al
drey, Juez de la primera secci6n de
esta Corte Sc pub ique la pretensi6n
pov tres veces en- uu peTi6dicO de los
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-29

quez por el Sur con la Succession de
Dominica Lopez, y por ell Poniente
con Jose Mercedes Dfaz, bajo los pun.
toS siguientes:- aPor SRliente. -empe.
6ando desde las aguas de la quebrada
llamada de Franquez, siguiendo al
Sur, a dar un espino colindando con
terrenos de la Succession de Dionisia
Lopez; de ahf, siguiendo el rumbo del
Poniente, a TN punto de jobo, colin.
daudo con este rumbo con Jose de la
Merced Dfaz; de aqui, siguiendo al
Norte, lfnea recta Tin punto de jobo
colindante con la Succession de don Pc.
dro Rosado Melendez; de este, ST.
guiendo el rumbo al Saliente, otra ves
a dar a un Jobo; de este, volviendO
hacia el Norte, a otro Jobo y de aqu(
siguiendo 4 Saliente, 4 dar con la cruz
que esta marcada EN- una piedra de la
quebrada antes mencionada. Tieue
de cabida sesenta y sietey y media cuer-
das, equivalentes a veintiseis hectA.
reas, setenta y una areas y cincuenta
y una centiareas.
POR TANTO, habiendose orde.
nado por el Hon. Felix C6rdova Davi.
Ia, Juez de la Corte Municipal de Ma
natl, el anuneio de la conversion in.
teresada por medic de un edicto en- el
peri6dico LA DEMoCRACIA que Sc edi.
ia en- San Juan, para que los interesa.
dos y personals ignoradas a quienes
pueda perjudicar dicha conversion,
puedan oponerse en- ternino de quin.
&C dfas naturales, contsdos desde el
de la fecha de la publication del anun.
clio, por medic de la correspondents
demanda, cumpliendo 10 ordenado,
Libro la presente bajo mi frma,
IN la Corte Municipal de Manatf q IS
De JUNO de 1907.
PEDRO j RIVERA ~.
SeeTcetaTio de Ia G, u, de Nassti.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-29

olyidar6 ell bien que me ha hecho. ."-Geo.
B. NJ. Grafton.
La Pe-ru-na Es EIMejor Remedio.
Palabras Autenticas de la Seforita
Albina Chauvin.
'La Peruna es ell remedio, que me euro
despues que todos los remedies fallaron.
"Padecf por amos Y afios del corazon,
dolor de cabeza y debilidad. Jamas cref
poder encontrar un remedio que me
curara.
"Me informe por elperi6dico La Pfesse,
que la Peruna era eXcelente, hice una
prueba.
"Un solo frasco me alivi6, Y 81 el pre-
clio de este hubiera sido $4,000 pesos, 10
hubiera pagado con gusto."
-Albina Chauvin.
50 Rue Agnes, st. Henri, Montreal, Can.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-29

Certihco: que el doctor Eleo-
doro Viiar y Vazquez, me euro una
hemorragia de la nariz que hacia
ocho dias que la tenia. Uno de los
n*jores me licos de Caguas lie dijo
a hi esposo que yo falleceria; en-
tonces mandaron a buscar al doctor
menciouado y me euro esta grave
dolenciq. En- testimonio de la ver-
dad frmamos. - Petra Aguayo,
Eusebio Alvarez, Isidoro Alvarez.
San Juan.
Certihco: que el doctor Eleo-
doro Vilar y Vazquez, me euro de
una enfermedad cronica. En- tes-
timonio frmo. -Valentln Santiago.
San Juan.
Certi6co: que el doctor Eleo-
doro Vilar y Vazquez, me euro a
una nina que tenia hiuchado des-
de el vientre hasta los muslos, y
padecia tambien de fuertes calentu-
ras. En- el breve espacio de siete
dias, dicho galeno logr6 curar a mi
hija tan grave enfermedad, estan-
do esta radicalmente buena. En-
testimonio de 10 cual frmo. : Pas
tor Belle, Belen Orta.
San Juan.
Certi6co que el doctor Eleodo-
70 Vilar y Vazquez, euro TIN hijo
que tenia un tumor va 81 le reven.
taba 8 no y antes de dos semanaS
quedo curado. En- testimonio fir.
mo- Francisco Rodriguez, Josefa
Fuentes.
San Juan.
Certifco: que el doctor Eleodo-