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Tombstone epitaph., 1907-01-06
Doings in the
 District Court
wEDSEsDAY, JANUARY 2

In the district court on the 3ls
 ultimo the bond of $20O cash that hat
 been filed for the appearance of L
 Cook to answer to the crime of forg'
 cry, alleged to have been committed
 in Bisbee, was declared forfeited. al
 Mr. Cook had failed to answer to thu
 indictment. Cook was indicted eJ
 the grand jury for the October term
 and at that time furnished . bond
 with L J Overlook and L Boston ai securities. He, however, made good to them the amount of the bond $20O in cash, and they sent it over to the clerk of the district court, SO that the county has been enriched that amount.
 The case of Donahue vs the E P & W for damages; set for the 9th.
 LA Lewendowski vs H W Corsi; judgment for plaintiff.
 In the case of Keystone Drilling company VI R 8 Hunt and A Le- wendowski, judgment was given the plaintiff. Ths latter case arose out of the former cases, Lewendowski at taching property of the Drilling com pany on account of the debt that Corsi owed him. The plaintiff proved that the property under attachment was ths: of the plaintiff and had not been paid for. Lewendowski will now have to reimburse the Drilling com pany, as he had furnished Sheriff Hunt with bond covering any dam ages that be might sustain in the attachment.
 Zoe E Wright of Douglas was grant, ei decree ofdivorce frem J J Wright.
 Anton Lopozich vs Nika Lepezich; decree of divorce grated plaintiff and the minor children ordered placed in c Sisters school. The community p-cperty m Los angeles was given to the defendant, while the Dous..s prop erty goes to the plaintiff.
 The first case to be taken up in the morning is that of the Territory vs $ K Williams, charged with suborua- tion of perjury. The prosecution will be conducted by Special Counsel Wal ter Kibbey, District Attorney F W Shelley, Deputy District Attorney Ross and E1-District Attorney Thos Flannigan. The defendant will have as his attorneys in the case Eugene Ives of Tucson and Allen R English of Tombstone.
 SPECIAL TRIAL JURY
 The following will ans1e, to .hei: names e trial jurors at the converting of the court in the morning: Frank E Sweeney J D Whitsitt L L Speer Chss Wedeke A H Pinysn W B Moore Jno R Lyons OF Trigg Jas F Rehling J E Parsons Jas R Wall John Saylor W A Jameson Phily Noon J r Shafer Richard Rundle J B Youngblood George Petit John T.eu NJ P Loomis DC Kelsey Andy Scott W 4 White Chss \ White Thos H kogers H K Street Frank Wright Jas McFsdden c G Kincaid w D Kinsey Wm Reay CIV Smith
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Card Of Thanks.

I am thankful to the Modern Work
men Of the World for check that I
received from The home Office for $50
paid on June 10. 1901. through our
faithful organizer. II. z Wentworth,
as l suffered an accident on May l6.
when I fell and hurt my shoulder and
was laid up for TWO weeks and not
able to do anything
II came in good time. and ! shall
forever praise that order and cheer
fully recommend it for its prOmptness
in paying me and cheerfully recon-
mend il to any one that wants TO join
q good fraternal order, for they DO
all they promise and i IS the labor
ing mans friend. The man that lives
up TO our constitution viii be a good
citizen and a good Christian
This orders increase for 1905 was
81 $50, 800, and they beat it last year,
and I hope that they may double II
this year and that God may bless and
prosper them and our faithful organ
izer, H. R. Wentworth, in the good
work
I an a member OF the Century As
sembIy No. 351 Of the ". W. CT W.
which has Just been organized here
by H f Wentworth Org2nize. q NJ
% with 2S members and I had only
paid in $500 when l got back $40
There is no trouble about getting 4
claim in this order. When the papers
so 10 heaTquarters properly signed
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A Throbbine Head

A seething jumble of aches-Hicks'
Capudine cures them at once. Buy a
bottle today and prevent your nervous
system being upset It's liquid affects
mmediateiy-easyt to take. Sold at all
drug stores.
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VESSELS I'm PORT.
Steamships. =.

August Belmont, Br IS. Clarke. 1861.
Dunkirk 10 Gulf Transit Co.
Donna Christina. Am sch, Mcleod. 15J
Belize to JnO. A Merritt & Co.
Eastland. Br So. Thomas. 1853. STavana
Exmoor Br ss. Stonchousc. e4O9, Saw
ana to RiX NJ Robinson.
Frumentia. Dan ss. Anderson, 1880
GlenwoOd. Br ss. Richards. 1858. Pone-
ron to J. a. Merritt & Co.
Heslssysidea Br IS. Bedlington, 1887
Santa Cruz, Tenereffe to The Keyser-hIuI-
Ida. span Sss. Arano, 2l6o. Tampa to
fnduna. Br IS. Lacoclz. 2S73. Rio Janeiro
Iolanthe. Br $. Hodgss9n. 1913. St. Vim
cent to Gulf Transit Co.
Maren. Nor blk. Olsen. 1893, Vera Cruz
Paiios. Ger IS. Petersen. 1892. New Or
leans to The Keyser Muldon Co.
Ramon de LarrinaSa, Span IS. Iuzar-
raga, 2OS4, Liverpool To Gulf Transit Co
mas to F. o. Howe & Co. a
Thurland Castle. Br IS. Craven. e4sS.
CoatzacoaIcos to Gulf Transit Co
Queen Olga, Br IS. Mari. 22S3, PhiladeI-
phia to Gulf Transit Co
La Argentina, Agr ship. Porter, oO24
Rosasco to John A Merritt & Co.
Trojan. Ital snip, Cattano, 1924. Mobile
to Export Lumber Co;
ArabelIa. swed bk, Lunch, 6S4. Maran-
han to order.
nos Ayres, to RosaSco Bros.
Paolino. ItaI bk, Sicardi, 1923, Buenos
AyreS to master.
Vana to master
Sava. ItaI Bk Cafiero. 11O3, Naples to
Pensacola Lumder Co.
Steinvora, ItaI blk. Marchi, 1853. Ha-
Yana to RoSaSco Bros.
Salute, Nor bk, Sodal, 766, Barbados
10 order.
SchoOnerS.
Lizzie B. Wiley, Am sch, $50, Matauzas
to master.
Maggie s. Hart, Am sch, Cheney, 5s1
Santiago 10 Master.
Thos. II. White, Am sch, Clark I5g
Puerto Padre. Cuba to J. a. Merritt &
Co.
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and attractive 10 the eye Cf Tire
most cultivated or the best refined.
and throw the view which costs so
much money open TO the public. so
that they may see a beauty spot that
will be a joy forever in their mem
ories.
Return the Favors.
There is so much that is inspiring
in the atmosphere OF New York. and
things are done here on such big
scale, that it is not surprising that
many CT those who prosper by coming
in touch with the life of New York.
and who share in its prosperity. when
they acquire the means. return TO the
great city some of the favOrs they
have received from II, and do their
part in making it still greater than it
was before Nine. Lillian NOrdica is
one OF these. She has been a vel
come artist. one whose coming has
been awaited with interest and de-
sire and money has flowed into her
purse from the generous people of
New York without stint. She now
proposes to return some of it with a
mighty big interest BY establishing
on the banks of the Hudson replica
Ct the Beyreuth festival. Al an admir-
AMY lOCdleu SEFtl SIt VIII - ldLDll II
this remarkable festival, and make il
d centre Of musical interest for both
Americans and foreigners. She has
already expended q hundred thousand
dollars in securing the property. and
can have millions for just the asking.
IL this manner do those who have
pTOfiled by the musical desire of New
YOrtl's citizens. at least some of them,
return 20 her the worth OF the money
they have received. The site Is 20
miles from New York. and the theatre
will have a seating capacity Of 2.O0O
persons. but by special arrangement
will have an unlimited capacity, as
it Will embrace the whole hillside.
The building Is 10 be duplicate Of
the Wagner building at Bay!euth. and
the buildings to form the institute OF
music will be constructed on SINH ar
architectural lines. An open-air the
atre IS 10 be a feature. and in it will
be presented not only musical drama,
but SbakesDerean plays.
The Pensacola journal., 1907-06-16
HARBOR, RIVER
AND MARINE
NEWS
Shipping Transactions and
Notes of Interest Along
the Bay Front.

The steamer Capt. Fritz. which
entered yesterday morning from Free
port with a good cargo of naval
stores, departed on the return trip
yesterday afternoon at 4 o'clock, car
rying out fair cargo of grain and
feedstuffs.
The schooner Lucy H, with a full
cargo of naval stores from Freeport,
entered yesterday, and will load car
go of merchandise for the Sales
Davis Co.
The motor boat Grand Rapids en-
tered yesterday afternoon from her
regular run 10 Holly and East Bay
points. She had no cargo, but a num-
Der of passengers.
The steamer Eugene departed last
night on her weekly run to Free
port. Spring Hill and way landings.
She carried out full cargo.
The smack Ruth A. WelIes with IS
900 pounds of snappers and the Clara
NJ. Littlefeld with 10000 pounds. were
among the arrivals yesterday for the
OdhuerS fISn 20
The tug Maggie, Capt. Ingram. and
owned by S. Otis, will do towing in
the harbor as soon as repairs now
being made are completed. The YES
sci has been engaged in towing logs
for the owner, but as the stock is
now large she will be used in the
harbor
The steamer Villa Real is due to-
day from Galveston consigned TO Jno.
A. Merritt & Co. She will take bun
ker coal here
The coast steamer Tarpon entered
yesterday from coast points on her
line, with 1850 barrels of naval
stores, miscellaneous freight and nine
passengers. The naval stores cargo
was one of the heaviest to be brought
here for several months. She will
sail tonight for Mobile
large number of lumber barges
are to be constructed on East Bay.
near Holly, for o. H. Smith & Son.
One barge has already been COM
pleted and launched. and two others
are under construction. It is the in
tentiOn of the firm to build about
twelve barges- Oscar Henderson and
John Henderson of this city. have
charge of the work, and a force Of
about twelve men is employed. The
firm has just completed the hull of the
tug Maria. which will be used as a
harboT tOwObat. She is about 81 feet
in length. ) feet beam. and six feet
depth of hold The machinery is now
being installed, and within a few
weeks she will be ready for service.
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WE'RE The
SHOE STORE
OF THE TOWN

JUDGEMENT i'll selling
~ Shoes is half the battle :
right kind of Shoes to sell is
the other half.
People who have always
had trouble with their feet 4:
trouble in getting the right
shoes, come here and the
trouble stops
Judgment in selling, shoes
fitted to the feet and not feet
fitted to the shoes.
We want to call your spe-
Cial attention to our Men S
$3.50 and 81 shoes and our
women's s., $3.50 and So
shoes. Choice feathers, very
best OF shoemaking in correct
styles.
Match them. if YOU can.
anywhere else at the same
price. 1t can't be done.
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SAGE LEAVES.
Special to The Journ5I.


Brent, June 1--we had "A light
shower at Cloptonia Tuesday after
noon.
Friday there was laundering ef
fort TO work up = sweet potato plant
ing season. but the showers were all
too dry.
Pensacola is getting plenty of rain
while we are going dry at ClOptOnia
We are gaining clue TO the
guilty party who LOST the grip on
his satchel of sea shells. which Wm.
BeaIe had collected on Santa Rosa
Island for his mothers grave.
He had told his sister Mrs. Geo.
HOyt. about the loss. She saw the
notice in Sage Leaves" and dCsCrip-
Cd the contents as they Shell9d out Of
the stray griD which We found on the
Ferry Pass road.
A linen collar enclosed with the
shells was indeIib'y marked Wv. =. ''
Thus the ears of the deaf and
dumb" may no reached through the
Journals trumpet.
The good roads movement is rapid
ly gaining ground in these dicGings.
The stalIing sandhill from the CaTpen-
ter creek toward "TaJCr-tOwn" has
been the dread of teamsteTs through
the past ages.
A fine clay bed was found sIUmber-
ing nearby. ana the hill Is now hard
eaed from bridge to the summit.
! feel that I may be passing out
through the dawn OF the greatest age
OF accelerated progress. since tho Gre
alton OF man.
THOMAS MCMILLAN.
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Expert.

your daughter is a skillful perform
er on the piano. is she not?''
Yes" answered Mr. Cumrox. The
way she can play for hours without
getting an earache or sprained wrist
proves to me that she's uucommonIy
expert" Washington Star.
The Pensacola journal., 1907-06-16

YOU CAN BUY AN IVERS AND
FOND FIANO ON EASY PAYMENTS
E. G. FOR5ES PIANO CO.,
(. J. LlGON. MGR.
10 w. GOVERNHENT ST,
PENSACOLA. FLA.
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DORCAS, FLA.
sneciaI TO Ire journal.


Dorcas. Fla. June 15.-CrOps are
poor and the weather not.
4 girl was born yesterday to Mr..
and Mrs. p. VI. Hart.
Mrs. 4. X. BaltCn IS improving from
a severe sickness.
T J. HirrCt. Of Laurel Hill, was a
visitor Thursday.
A /. Hart has received his new
% sOIine engine and Will soon have
his mill in working order.
+. B. O'NeaI went on business to
DeFuu.ak Springs Friday.
Fishing is fine and black berries
plentiful.
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II looks like this ought to induce
everybody TO join this order
In the last II days they have placed
30. policies in this state. We hold
meeting at Century. Fla, Wednesday
night, June 26, at 7:3O in Club Hall.
Come in with us and help us make
this one of the best organizations that
has.ever been organized. We can do
it if we will just put our shoulders
TO the wheel and all pull together so
come in between now and then
Everybody invited to attend our next
meeting
4 member and friend,
DREW X. BROWN.
Century, Fla.
Witness Signature.
w y. DAWSON,
Worthy Workman
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No matter how intently a wife may
listen when her husband is talking IN
his sleep, she very seldom learns any
thing of real Importance. And the re-
suit would usually he about the same
If she should listen to everything he
says while he Is awake.-Somerville
Journal
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WATER MAINS IN
ST. JOHNS CEMETERY

Wdcke & Co, will have a force of
men Monday laying water mains in
st. Johns cemetery. Anyone wish
ing 10 make water connections should
apply on the ground that day. IT
The Pensacola journal., 1907-06-16

The steamer Villa Real is due to
day from Galveston consigned to Jno.
A. Merritt & Co. She will take bun
ker coal here.
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w y. DAWSON,
Worthy Workman.
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DOESN'T GRIPPE OR slcKEN.

promptly on the liver and bowels.
but gently and comfortably, with no
unpleasant effects. soc and $1.O0 4
bottle at all drug stores.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-02-23

aquf hay demasiado calor para neceaitar
leyes de calefacci6n."
'Yo no trato de interyenir en- los asun'
tos de legislaci6n de los Egtados Unidos,
por que ESQ serfa genciIlamente un dispa'
rate, y 20 ruego mi compafiero el sen r
Guerra que no me crea autor de dispara'
tes. Yo he dicho ''negocios encaminados
hacia allf por 'empresaS que aquf funcio'
men," Acepto la enmienda del Sr. Blondet
pido Be apr0ebe".
Ell senior Matienzo Isolicita se levante Ia
Comisi6n total fin de seguir votando las
dem6s secciones del proyecto en- CSmars y
que Sc acepte la enmienda del Sr. Blondet.
El senior Tizol arguye que todavfs falta
discutir 81 bill secci6n por Becci6n que
en- todas elias tomara pafte' Que no hay,
por que Sc tonga que leVantar Ia comisi6n
total para seguir discutiendo ell proyecto.
El senior Blondet Bolicita se apruebe Ia
enmienda y el senior Guerra pide la pala-
bra para Fsotifcar.
Lee ell tftulo del proyecto de ley y dice
que aquel debe formar parte de Ia discu-
sion de Ia secci6n primeTa pues con ella
tiene gran connection.
I'm este bill no re explica, por otrs par.
to contn1a- 10 que Bs entiende por COM
binaciones legales ilegsles y como ya he
explicado antes & la C6mara, que en- etta
ley Sherman SO eatablece Ia calii-
caci6n dc estos, resultarfa que 81 prOyecto
de ley D6mero 2, tai como est6 redactsdo,
no podrfa ser sometido su cumplimiento
en- un tribunal, porque este Be encoutrarfa
sin saber como aplicar suS prescripciones.
Adem&g, es precise, es de todo punto nece-
Eario, que sa explique que nonopolios son
los que tFata de castigaT esta ley y en- que
csgos be han de considerar faltando elias
las empresas que en- ell pals actnan al am
paro de las leyes estatutorias de los Esta-
dos Unidos de las mismas del pals que
aceptan como monopelios legaleS, por
ejemplo, los de telefonos, fsrroCarriles y
otroB"
~ aerfa muy peregTino, sehoTes dele
gados, someter las decisionea de I'M juez
Ia interpretation de la palabra trust que
aquf no pe lefine que, en- muchos casos,
reBultarfa ofda poF vez primera an IN tri-
bunal municipal, pongo por case.
''Y no ~ necesita ir & leer & las fuentes
de Il fiIosofia del derecho que con tanta
erudicCi6n nos ha llevado Ell DR.. Zsno
GaDdia, hi Eecordar y estudiar & Noises,
Eol6n v q tantos otros fl6sofos antiques
modernos que nos han explicado Il flo.
sofia de las leyes, nj de If buscaFIe en- Ell
genesis de la vida humana nj en- Ell pueblo
AHyo, hi en d de Babilonia, para COM
pEendsr de una manera prdctiCa psro in
cCantiada q 4 pdgiaa 81
-
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hombre que no 90 h8ya visto obligado
hacerlo? mo es acaBo So ciencia un dere'
cho derivado de la necesidad? EI abogado
alem6n Won IheriDg, sin duda muy como
eido de mis- dos ilustrados contradictores,
quizO un dia averiguar origenes del dere'
cho en- So patria. Ahond6 y vic que 81 IL
mite SO remontaba mas vieios tiempos.
Y VIC Roma fuente del derecho. Y lue
go vic que Roma hRbfa recibido como Ie'
gado de un mas vieio tempo. Y ahond6
mas en- el pasadosy halo origenes del de-
recho On Grecia y: Cartsgo. Y todavfa no
logr6 llegar al t6rmino de Bu dominic por
que vic q. el derecho venia adn delmas re-
mota fuente. Y lego Babilonia, 80 mil
amos anteB de Cristo, a6n mas lejos tuvo
que ir Hevado de Ia mano por la recusita'
da lengua Banscrita., Y con elias lego
la Caldea arcaica; y todavfa mas lejos al
asiento en- wales de Asia del pueblo Pa
dre oario; y lleg6sen Ia oscuridad del pa.
Sado y vic un pueblo, fundador luego
de Europa que ocup6, ,por etapas, que $40
conocfa Ia sal..,y vic como SO puso On mo
vimiento imigratorio ese pueblo rebasando
cordilleras para caer sobre costas en- que
el mar ofreCfs gsneroso Ia gema de sus
aguas Aquel pueblo padre del derecho
necesit6 mouerse y entire ellos todos igno.
raron primeroslo que era'la sal luego
gustaron todos .el sabor6 dc Ia sal la CO.
m6n necesidad reparti6 y ere6 Ia cOmdu
sabidurfa. '
q Mis- dos ilustrados oponentes distiogui.
dos abogados saben de leyes , de jurispru'
dencia , de cEiterio jurfdico; pero noaotroB
los puertorriquehos que no sOmos ahoga.
dos, ante Ia necesidad de una ley qne per.
siga los monopolios nos equiparamos su
ciencis, en- este punto de necesidad p6.
blica nos igualamos su Capacidad. La
neeesidad de ests ley mes hace s todos CO.
nocedores del derecho que tenenos votar
esta ley y discutirla siquiera sea en- In
cha aciaga contra atogadoB tan competen-
tes como mis- dos distinguidos contendien,
tes."
clos BeIores abogados seI6n muY COM
petenteB para interpreter las leyes pero
aqui todoB tenemos derecho dar n0estrs
opinion en- asuntos de conocimiento gene
raj "a que esaB leyes que ess derecho,
arrancan de Ia necesidad incontTastab able
acicate de Ia humanidad caminando por el
mundo.
"Partiendo de zee criterio podrfamoB
deCir los m6dicos Cuando de asuntos que
Be rocen con Ia medicina vengan q ser ira
tados en- esta C6mara, que n4die pueda
dar So opinion en- ellos y elto serfa ab.
surdo.
Cita 81 case de una ley traida Z Tia C6,
mara para DIR calefacCi6n & las hsbitacio,
nss J que hdbo de saE anmenda por qps
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-02-23


FL Liquozone es el germicida usado
universalmente en- ell tratamiento de las
intermediates microbicas. Todas sus
propiedades Sc derivan de gases exclu-
sivamente. No contiene alcohol, nj OPT
atos, NADIA, sino los gases que 10 COM
ponen. FL procedimiento para fabricarlo
requiere I'm periodo de IA dias y 81 pro-
ducto es un iquido que destruye segura-
mente cualquier germen patogeno que
sc ponga en- contacto con el.
Pagamos 100000 por esta invencion,
porque resuelve el gran problema de
matar los germenes sin destruir los teJi-
dos. Los germicidas comunes destruyen
los tejidos y los germenes al mismo
tempo, por 10 mismo no pueden ad-
ministrarse al interior. El Liquozone en-
cambio obra como i'm tonico sobre todos
los tejidos del organismo, sin embargo,
todos los germenes, por ser vegetables.
perecen SD contacto.
Ultimamente Sc ha demostrado que Ia
mayor parte de las intermediates tienen
su origen en- los germenes. Algunos
germenes atacan directamente los tejidos
como sucede en- el case de las enferme-
dades de Ia piel. Otros cream diversas
toxinas que producer el Reumatismo, las
Intermediates de los Rinones, Ia Debili-
dad Nerviesa, etc.--Hay germenes que
dsstTuyen 6rganos whales como en- ID
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Csguag
UN cAMBIO

squitativo. Observation-Disclosures 81
realizan fuUrtes sumas de dinerO
/ por las especulaciones mas senci.
las; pero las grandes fortunas pro-
ceden de los negocios legftimos y
de buena &c, en- que los efectos pro.
porcionados valen ell precio pagado.
Ciertos afamados hom5res de ne
gocios han acumulado sus Milo
mes enteramente de esta manera.
Exactos fieles en- todo contrato (
compromise, gozan de la confianza
del p1blico Y dominan TN comercio
que nc puoden alcanzar los com.
petidores tramposos y de mala fe.
A 10 largo no .paga engaIar otrOs.
Tn farsanUe puede anunciarse con
un ruido semeiante al sonido de
mil cornetas, pero pronto Sc lie llega
& conocer. Los fabricantes de La
PREPARATION DE- WAMPOLE
siempre han obrado baio principles
muY distintos. Antes de ofrecer-
la al p1bllco, Sc cercioraron per-
fectamente de sus meritos solo
entonces permltleron que su NOM
bre Sc diera q La estampa. Al
p1blico Sc lie aseguraron los result
tados, y encontr6 que 10 dicho era
ia verdad. Hoy La gente le tiene
f6 como la tieae en- la palabra oe
un amigo probado y de toda con,
fianza. Es tan sabrosa como la
miel contiene todos los principles
nutritivos y curativos del Aceite
de H.g.do de Bacalao Puro, con
Jarabe de Hipofosftos Compuesto,
Extractos de Malta Y Cerezo Sill
restre. Ayuda q La digestion, arro-
ia las Impurezas de la Ssngre y
cura la Anemia, EscrofuIa, Debili-
dad, Linfatismo, Tfsis, y todas las
Intermediates Demacrantes. Gel
Sr. DR.. Enrique Prins, Medico del
Hospital San Rogue en- Buenos
Aires, dice: In mi practica he te-
nido opor5unidad de apreciar las
excelentes dotes de su preparation
y me complazco en- certifcarlo, re-
comendandO su uso como de result
tado muy efcaz." Nadie sufre un
desengafio con esta De venta
an t0das las Droguerias J Boticas
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.NOta en6rgiCa.
Washington. FAhraro %.

Washington, FebreFo 23
p6bio
disponee6 Honduras
rpondo Bonila
gobn derminard Ogdade las dos repdbic
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verdad, no obstante, de que Sc ignOra ell
origen del estado nerviosO, no disminuye
la dificultad, al contrario hace que 80
abandone, y pot supuesto, empeora en-
VeZ de mejOrar.
Un corto trstamiento de Peruna, para
remover lacondici6n cRtarral, ayudar La
digestion y activar Ia circulaci6n de Ia
sangre, hs hecho mucho bien restaurant
do los nervios su estado normal de
salud fuerza,
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