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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-01
A0T|c|AS D|VERSAS
I'm eOmerciante arreS-
tado por perjurio
Ell Mayagiisz.
vARIAs sENTENCIAS
Por vender carne falta de pc.
so. -Ingreso en- prssldio.
En- libertad.

Ell juez de paz de Mayagiez
ha mandado ( arrestar en- aquella
ciudad al industrial Jose Rodriguez
Feliciano, por el delito de perjurio.
= Por alterar la paz p1blica fue
en- Mayagiez Cristino
Linares Pagan a mes dias de
carcel y Alberto Cruz Mercado a I
afio por hurto menor.
Sc VENDE un autom6vil de
cinco asientos, "a caballos y cua-
tro cilindres, de la celebre marca
sAutocar0, de muy POGO uso y en-
perfectas condolences. Dirigirse a
Mr.. A. D. P. P. 0. Box 27S, San
Juan, 8 a esta Reduction. 8-4.
Juan Lugo ingres6 en- presi-
dio a cumplir sentencia, procedente
de la carcel de Mayagiiez.
Han sido puestos en- libertad
en- la carcel de Mayaguez, prevla
ianza, los presos Manuel Respetc
Garcia y Ciriaco Vigo.
DE la carcel de Guayama fut
trasladado preside, a snfrir con
dena, el preso Pedro Nieves Lebr6n
-SE VENDE ENSEGUIDA
por tener que ausentarse su dueilo
Un piano vertical aWHEELERD
casi nuevo, un tronco de yegua
Kentukianas, una con su cria, per
fectancnte dociles, arneses, TN
Victoria, una jardinera, una bicl
cleta etc. etc. Imformaran 3ra ca
sa, Parada E3, Santurce (Olimpo
FOR SALE AT ONCE
Owner leaving the Island. Wheele
upright grand piano PRACTICAL,
new Kentucky horses, perfect.
tames and colt. Harnesses. Victo
ria. Surrey Bicycle etc. etc. Hous
Is, Stop 13, Santurce (Ollm
POI. 6-3-v-s
-Por el juez municipal de HIT
macao fue sentenciado el tablejer
Tomas Lebr6n Gonzalez a 40 dia
de arresto por vender carne falt
de peso, y Aniceto Villariny Ubile
4 un afio por acometimiento y agr7
sion.
p%PARA careras de cabollc
venden relojes especiales 6 contadort
de quintos de segundos a $6. 40, S.. o.
$40. 90 y $11.oo, porte pago, los seh'
res F. Kehrhahn y Co., San Jual
puerto Rico. alt.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-01

rilo. Ell joven Lavergue sigue a
esta hora en- relativa mcjoria.
Tanto ell seiior Santini, jefe de
ola ColectivaR en- este distrito, co
mo el sefior Subira demas emplea-
dos de las o6einas, Sc eneuentran
iudignados con la actitud del agre-
50 y multiplican sus cuidados y
atenciones al companero herido.
Rcsendo Gomez esta detenido
y Sc lie exigen, por el Juez munich
pal, diez mil dollars para obtener su
libertad.
FRANcA MAR.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-01
RoBADo

En- la noche del viernes 10 de
mayo desapareci6 de la finca de don
Ramon Alvarez, de Caguas, un caba-
llO hsyo cabos negros, lucero chonea.
do, las dos patas traseras blancas, la
boca muy rajada, seis afios de edad,
y marcado con Az debajo de la Grin.
Sera gratifcado el que de noticia de
SUI paradero. GO
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-01
AOTAS De CAGUAS
Aperture de Ia Sucur-
sal del Banco titu1a-
do aUni0n-Ha1ifax
e. DOCTOR OTERO
La compania de zarzuela'
En- ala Co!sctiva.s -Joven
herido gravemente.

Mayo 3o.-En la mafana del
martes qued6 alberto al pdblico en-
esta ciudad, y calle oMuhoz Rive
ra, y la sucursal del "Banco Union
de Halifax cuyas ohcinas princl-
pales Sc hallan en- Canada.
La casa donde Sc halla instala-
da la referida sucursal ha sufrldo
grandes mejoras y las dlvislones
interiors; de las ohcinas estan mon
tadas 4 la mederna.
La direction de este Banco en-
Caguas esta a cargo del seSor A. ].
Nc Leon y del joven sehor Betan-
court. Sus negocios abarcan toda
clase de operaciones baucaria.
En- esta sucursal y como en-
todas las de este Banco tienen lin
Departamento de Ahorros y abo-
nan el cuatro por ciento de lnteres
Alas imposiciones cada trimestre.
El imponente de 5 100 reciblra los
nismos bene6cios que el imponente
d.mayor cantidad.
MAS establishments nos ocu
paremos de informar de las opera
clones de este nuevo Banco.
-Ha salido apresuradamente
con objeto de to1nar el vapor que
sale para Caracas, el doctor Otero
Vizcarrondo, quien recibio TN cable
anuuciandosele que su sonora ma
Dire Sc encuentra gravemente enfer-
ma en- dicha capital.
La compahia de Casas y Mo-
rales sali6 para San Juan, despues
de dar varias funciones Ell esta clu-
dad. La referida troupe supo con-
quistarse los aplausos y simpatias
del pueblo que la recuerda con ca
RHO y desea verle dc nueyo por es
ia poblaci6n. FL seiior Bella, re
presentante de la compailia Sc hizc
popular a deja .a1gunos amigos Ell
Caguas.
Hoy ha sido gravemente he
rido en- uno de los almacenes de sLq
Colectivao, el joven Esteban La
vergne empleado da dicha fabrica.
El case ocurrio del siguiente modo
el senor Lavergne esta encargadc
en- I'm departamento ell los almace
mes y al ordenar TN trabajo al SUI
balterno Rosendo Gomez, cores
pondi6 este con frases POGO correc
tas y provocadoras, actitud est;
que no agrad6 4 uno de los jefes
que rresenci6 la esceua, ordenandc
Sc lie diera de baja Ell el trabljo.
Asi las cosas, Rosendo presen
t5se en- la rnaiiana de hoy en- el al
mactn y, sin decir palabra alguna
agredi6, inesperadanente, con un;
stpiHanG, al senior Lavergue, inf
rikndole una herida en- el lado IL
quietdo del cuello.
Al momento fuk atendido POI
el doctor Chacar, quien, solfcitc
como siempre, corri6 a curar al he.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-01

Compaffa prepara y expende ell
sBioplasmas, en- atenci6n q las nu-
merosas soiicitudes que al efecto ha
recibido, acaba de abrir un Depar-
tamento especial para poner la pro
digiosa medicina al alcance de los
paises hispano-americanos, en- to-
dos los cuales predominant mas 8
menos el paludismo, la tisis, los de-
sarreglos de la digestion, la ataxia
locomotriz y demas dolencias que
tienen su orfgen en- las causas ano-
tadas.
Las o6ciuas De dicho Depar-
tamento estan situadas en- New
York tn el n1mero "a John Street.
Y como estimamos el asunto de ver-
dadero interes, 10 comunicamos q
nuestros lectores.
Xxx
81 Doctor Andrew Armstrong
acaba de practicar con &xito asom
broso una operaci6n quirdrgica, Ia
duica probablemente que registra
la ciencia. No Sc trata de ningGn
hijo de Adam; el paciente pertenece
& una clase zool6gica menos alta,
pero acaso mas afortunada: es IN
simple falderillo el que ha caido ba.
10 la cuchilla del cirajano.
El perro EN- question es el en-,
canto de la sehorita Ida Shsehan,
qulen reside EN- Brooklyn y por lc
que Sc We, cuenta con recursos su
: fcientes para darse entire mucho.
otros gustos, el inocente de acarl
5 ciar esos especi1nen de la raza ca
nina, destinados por Ia suerte par:
! disfrutar de mas halagos que cier
tos maridos.
sBabys, que tai es el nombr'
del faldarillo, ruvo Ia desgracia, a
hacer alguna de sus travesuras, d.
: romperse el craneo, y la berida pre-
sent6 tai gravedad que perdi6 {
: conocim;ento. La seforita shee
0 han re volvio loca; llamose en- G
: acto al cirujano, quien diagnostic'
0 una fractura la cual ejercia com
preston sobre la masa cerebral ,
a manifesto que no quedaba otro ca
/ mino que el de hacer la trepanaciA
q sin perdida de tempo.
5 Asl 10 hizo, y para cubrir
l. herIda apelo a una latnina de orr
q Por varios dias, tanto el can com
l. Ia Mefia, estuvieron entire Ia vid
! y la muerte; aquel a causa de
n operacion; Gsta 4 causa de la pess
a dumbre. Pero va los do paciente
.e Sc hallan fuera de peligro, y el do'
a tor, ademas de la satisfaction Pre-
fesional que experimental, Sc regt
a, c,ja con otra no nenor: la de habe
Ie aumentado sus haberes con la b
il coca de S2. 500 que ha recibido c
a, reconpensa de su trabajo.
ir Y no Sc sabe que envidiar ma
8 sila habilidad del cirujano 6 al fa
y derillo que cuenta con anna ia
IS cariiiosa como Ia seforita Sheehal
a. CoRREsPoNsk1..
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-01
Cr6nica Newyorki,la

Habieudo expirado q termino (
de 4 amos que sefala Ia ley ameri-
cana para desempehar el puesto de
Sub -Tesorero de los Estados Uni
dos en- la Sub Tesoreria de New
York. el designado que 10 ha veni-
do ocupando, Mr. Hamilton Fish,
So prepara 4 hacer entrega 4 su SUI
cesor; pero no puede llevarse esto
4 cabo sin practicar TIN recuento dc
las sumas que ALI Sc encuentran
depositadas, las cuales arrojan un
total de doscientos cincuenta milo
mes de pesos.
Para hacer este trabajo han 81
do designados ocho expertos de la
Tesorerfa General de Washington
y estos estaran acompafados por
ocho mas de la ofcina subalterna y
veinte operarios. En- las b6vedas
hay depositados hoy $4,000. 900
Ell plata, 10 que representa- un peso
mas de dos mil toneladas ,
$I78.ooo. 900 en- ORC, los que ''Pesan
trescientas sesenta toneladas mas 8
menos.
Calculase que Sc invertiran de
cuarenta 4 cincuenta dias Ell veri-
fear el recuento de esta enorme SUI
ma que apenas constituye una par
te de los 1ecursos de que, en- cual
quier momento, puede disponer e
Gobierno americana.
Xxx
Cuando Sc anuuci6 el descu
. brimiento de los Rayos X y Sc pa
tentizaron sus alcancss, hubo poca'
personals que creyeran en- los inmen
sos resnltados PRACTICES que Sc ibat
a obtener.
| Sin embargo, no transcurrit
nlucho tempo sin que la lnaravillo
sa luz produjera una revoluci6n alb
soluta Ell la Cirugfa moderna. Is
, to nlismo ha acontecido con mucho
+ dsscubrinientos analogos, y a juz
7 gar por 10 visto hasta hoy y por i
que a ana voz proclaman las Revis
las cientihcas tantO europeas com,
E norte americanas, igual cosa suced
: con la nueva sustancta designad
con el nombre de aBioplasmas, GU
yos incuestionables efectos en-
generalidad de las enfermedadc
que provienen de absolute de6cier
cia en- la nutrici6n, debido este
multitud de causas, y como inmr
nizadora de muchas de elias, lie asie
: nan Ell la Terap6utica moderna Ii
6 papel importaAte, que, sin dud
llguna, revslucionara isualhent
}. los metodos curativos usados hast
!, el presente.
- La ventaja con esta sustanci;
4 segGn Sc alega, estA en- el heeho
conocida su naturaleza no es ditic
L comprender Ia acci6n fsiol6gic;
que no es otra que la de sustitu
/ por c&lulas nuevas las gastadas
u en- mala condici6n del organismo;
; tolo el nundo sabe que la celula I
y NADIA menos que el origen de la vidi
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-01
Hotel la RefoImadl Cuta0a''
7C-FORTALEZA--zO

N-FORTALEZA-7O
Habiendo adqudo venta Hotel introduedo ax
des mportantes reom ponndoo aura los meores 1
ease
Sc observa eupuodad acepa6z Auespede pu
dndo otrecer estabemieno condolences tales que puedaA
resdr en- e tamilas atendidas toda pucrtud
Americana admiten abonados comidas doco Pre-
Gos equtativos. Propietaro-EmyIqMe NNa
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-20
How PorIock Got is Name.

In North Somerset, England said
Henry Bradley one might be told that
once upon time the devil and giant
laid a wager the latter stalking his
soul. as to which could throw Il stone
furthest The giant threw his stone
four miles. but the devil beat him by
a couple of yards, whereupon the giant
exclaimed: Poor luck.' and so the
place has been called Porlock ever
since"
Mr.. Bradley then instanced the cor.
ruption of the word Kent (whose Brit
ish name was Cantion) from a Welsh
word meaning open country. 1t was
possible that the word Canton was
derived from an old British word
meaning promontory. AS to London
the ancient name was Iondinion
Llyn is Welsh for lake and din fol
town or fort What was more easy
asked Mr. Bradley, than to explain
London as lake fortress? But it was
known that in British of the seconf
century the compound meaning lake
fort would have been Lindodunon. sc
Llynddin would not explain Londmion
The only pathological explanation pos
sible was that the place was callet
after Briton named Londinos, mean
ing wild or fierce.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-20
CLEOPATRA AS SHE WAS.
Historians and Poets Have Given Us
Diverse Characters.

On the pages of Plutarch and Dion
Cassius--so far as we are concerned
exists the one and only Cleopatra of
history, writes S. r. Littlewood, in
Gondon Chronicle. Quite undoubtedly
for any one who reads these without
prejudice the Cleopatra who emerges
is above all the Cleopatra of political
necessity. the vigorous. able and un-
scrupulous queen, fighting for her
throne and dynasty by every method IN
her power
In the Cleopatra of the unadorned
story there is remarkably little hunger
and thirst after unrighteousness Tor
its. own sake Each one of her immor-
al armours had its political purpose
AS for her suggested decadence, II
is Significant that she was most ex-
eellent mother to her children-not
only to Caesarion, but to the three she
had by Antony. of whom the two eld-
est sons were twins. She is charged
nowhere with any unnatural vices, and
the money she lavshed on Antony's
pleasures was mostly his own. Also
II is worth remembering that at her
hest she was not beautiful, but lively,
raey and good company"
Now. out of this real, strenuous.
practical Cleopatra what diverse won
defs have not the poets created!
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-20

A large number Of lawyers are row
using simplified spelling In preparing
their cases for the courts. These
lawyers hold that the recent brief dis
cussion of the use of the word thru
before Chief Justice Fuller, OF the
United States Supreme Court did not
in any way constitute a ruling against
the use of the shorter form in briefs.
AS these lawyers understand the mat
ter, Mr.. Justice Fuller objected sole
ly to the alteration OF existing spell
ings in quotations from statutes ana
legal records. They point to the fact
that many cases are on record where
Wills Nmisspelled throughout have
been admitted to probate on the
ground that their crudely devised
phonetic forms left no doubt of the
testator's intent Justice David j.
Brewer, member of the Simplified
Spelling Board, is one of Mr.. Fuller's
associates in the Supreme Court.
The position of these lawyers is
fairly represented by statement OF
Frank L. Dyer, General Counsel for
Thomas A. Edison and the several
Edison companies, who said some
time after Mr.. Fuller's discussion: !
have adopted the simplified spelling
in this department and am using the
same wherever possible. In pending
matters, l try to follow the old spell
ing. but in all cases that have arisen
since the adoption of the simplified
spelling and in my correspondence,
follow your rules"
F. w. Barnaclo, of New York, a
patent attorney, has had no difficulty
whatever in securing patents on ap-
plications spelled in the new way.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-20
Boat Races ON the Mississippi.

The most interesting excursion |
made from Vicksburg was steam
boat trip in the Elk, forty miles down
quiet, sunny day, that was too hot
on the land, but very comfortable on
the water Another steamer left the
city at the same time, and each tried
to get ahead of its rival, but we were
gradually left behind. Every one on
board was interested in the race. and
the officers made many excuses for
our defeat-the boat was not loaded
right for speed. some of the paddle
blades were broken, etc. Among the
passengers was an old-time river CAP
tain. To him the race was pueriIe.
BY Joyet You ought. to see how
they did things thirty years ago." he
said. "Once raced all the way from
New Orleans to st. Louis. My boat
was beaten and lost nine thousand
dollars that bet on her. There was
big lot O. money changed hands ey-
cry race when the. boats was we'll
matched. In the years just after the
war steamboatin' was a big thing
made one trip up the Missouri as far
as Bismarck that give the owners Of
my steamboat a profit of $4,000:
and every man on the boat made all
the money he anted besides. We trad
ed with the Indians, and you could
get twenty dollars worth of furs for
a string of beads that cost I'VE cents"
g ton Johnson in Spring on the
Mis- Rpi, in The Outing Magazine
for II Try
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-20

Sun baths chat are taken as a rem
edy for rheumatism or 10 ward
against sleeplessness, have better Ell
feet if they are followed by warm
sponge If they are taken for any
skin disease (snd in such troubles
they are exceedingly valuable), they
should be followed by warm bath
Even when there is no special dis
ease to fight, but Just sense OF Ian
guor and fatigue, and rundown ner-
vous system the sun bath will do good
work-better than medicine.-Boston
Herald.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-20

duction OF the stock OF the 1851 period.
He was otherwise faultlessly dressed
in the style of 1867.
To be strict deyotee of the new
cult the modern dandy must wear a
stock of black English silk. wrapped
round the front of the throat, fastened
at the back and tied under the chin
IN large bow. The correct collar to
I've worn with the stock is new style,
cut low at the back and showing
rounded points in front a quarter of
an inch above the stock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-20

Some months ago excavation were
being made for new tracks on the line
sof certain famous railway. At one
tpoint nearby resident obtained per
emission to remove quantity of turf
Ito resod his premises, the section boss
being instructed to notify the excavat
ing gang when the resident should
have secured all he desired The
-Hibernian's report is as follows:
I, "The man that wanted the earth
'has got it."
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-20
An Astonished indian.

IN one Of the engagements of General
Sheridan with the Indians his men,
taken unaware by the redskins, had
no time to remove their mountain
howitzer from the mules back, so
they bldzed away, sending mule and
gun tumblIng together down hill upon
the Indians, who fied in panic. One of
them, captured few days afterward.
was asked why he. ran away. He re-
piled; .sMe big Injun; me not afraid Of
little guns or big guns; but when white
man shoots jackass at Injun me light
out damn quick"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-20
ovrR AND OVER AGAIN

Say over again and yet once over again
That thou dost hove me. Though ths
word repeated, II
Should seem "d1nckoo song as thou
dost treat 1t,
Remember. never to the hill or plain,
Valley and wood, without her cuckoo
strain,
Comes the fresh spring in all her green
completed.
Beloved. /. amid the darkness greeted
By dosubtful spirit voice in that doubtN
pain
Cry, Speak once more : thou, lovestr
Who can fear
Too many stars, though each. in heaven
shall roll.
Too many flowers, though each shall
crown the year?
Say thou dost love me, love me love me
toll
The SILVER iterance, only minding, dear,
To love. me also In silence, with thy soul!
Elizabeth Barrett Browning.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-20
Ischopenhauer on Journalism.

Exaggeration of every kind is as es-
sential to journalism as 1t is to the dra-
matte art, for the object of journalism
is to make events go as far as possible.
Thus it is that all journalists are, in
the very nature Of their calling, alarm
lists, and this is their way Of giving in
terest to what they write. Herein they
are like little dogs. II anything stirs,
they Immediately set up shrill bark.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-20
The
Scrap Book



An American was being shown the
tomb of Napoleon. AS the loquacious
guide refarred to 1he various points of
interest in connection with the tomb
the American pai,t the greatest atten-
ton TO all that was said. +
''Tliis immense sarcophagus, de-
claimed the guide, weighs forty tors.
InAide of that. s4r, is steel receptacle
weighing twelve tons, and inside. of
that is a leaden, casket, Theoretically
sealed. weighing. over two tons. In
side Of that rests a mahogany coffin
containing the remains of the great
man."
For moment the American was 81
lent, as If in deep meditation. Then
he said:
1T seems to nne that you've got him
all right. If he ever gets out, cable
me at my expense. t."-Stbccess.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-20
Montaiane On s.If Assertion.


Not to speak roundly of mans self
implies some want of courage. dare
to speak of myself and only Of myself
When write of anything else | miss
my way and wander from the subject.
/, who am monarch of the matter
whereof l treat and who am account
able to- none, do not, nevertheless. al
ways believe in myself. often haz-
ard saliies of my own wit, wherein
verF much suspect myself, and certain
verbal bubbles at which shake my
ears, but / let them go at venture. l
see that others get reputation by such
things; It's not for me alone to judge.
I present myself standing and lying,
before and behind, my right side and
my left, and in all my natural postures.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-20
TONIC IN A SUN BATH.
In Most Cases Better Than Any Medi,
cine Taken Internally.

Some one called the sun Gods anti
septic and sterilizer, and certain 1T is
that not half the people on the earth
realize how large part sunshine can
play In cleansing, purifying and max
ing whole.
No one can oyerestinate the value
Of a sun bath and each year yon see
an Increased number of children,
wrapped up from the cold and COM
fortably tucked into the perambula-
tors. on the sunny end of the piazza
getting the benefit of This greatest OF
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-20

Pdnl Laurence Dunbar, while he was
dying of consumption. contributed to
Lippincott's this sermon Of resIgna-
ton:
Because had loved so deeply,
Because / had loved so long,
God in his great compassion
Gave me the gift Of song.
Because had loved so yainly
And sung with such faitering breath,
The Master in infinite mercy
Offers the boon Of death.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-20
no Get ! IRett.r Crack at I4im.

A Sunday school teacher recently
asked his pet scholar why they took
Stephen outside the walls of the city
to stone him to death. The little fell
low was silent for a moment as though
absorbed with the problem, when,
Frightening up suddenly, he replied,
80 they could get better crack at
him"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-20
indians on Education.

thotNUS vi @6HSdttSUs
In 1744, at the treaty Of the govern
ment of Virginia with the Six Nations
at Lancaster, Pa, the Indians were
invited to send six youths to Williams
burg college to be educated free. 1t is
rule Of Indian courtesy not to answer
important questions on the day they
are asked. After deliberating they
declined the invitation. They said that
they had sent several young men to
the colleges of the northern provinces
and when they returned they were
poor runners. ignorant OF how to get a
living in the woods, could not bear cold
or hunger, could not build cabin, take
a deer or Kill an enemy and spoke their
own language badly. They were not
fit for hunters, warriors or councillors.
They were totally good for nothing.
IF the gentlemen of Virginia win send
us a dozen of theF sons. we will take
great care of theh education, instruct
them in all we know and make men Of
them"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-20
Revival of the Stock.

The early Victorian dandy has re-
appeared in Piccadillys London, herald
ing a revival of the stock as the fash
ionable neckwear for men.
Walking down the classic avenue,
a rising young author, tall and of dis
tinguished appearance attracted at
tention by wearing faithful repro
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-20
Prsparina For the Worst.

A French gentleman anxious to find
wife for nephew went to matri.
monial agent, who handed him his list
of lady clients. Running through this
he came to his wife's name. entered as
desirous Of obtaining husband be-
tween the ages of twenty-eight and
thirty -iive--a blond preferred. Forget.
ting his nephew, he hurried home to
announce his discovery to his wife.
The lady was not at all disturbed.
''Oh, yes" she said, "that is my name.
put it down when you were so i'll in
the spring and the doctors said we
must prepare for the worst"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-20
The Hairdrssssr,s Problem.

II am told" said the customer in the
operating chair. that there are more
persons in the world than any one of
them has hairs on his head" Really,
sir!' said the hairdresser. Then it
follows that two persons at least must
have the same number of hairs on
their heads, Is that a fact?
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-20

Pepsoitls cure The worst forms of Dys-
pepsia and all other Acute or Chronic
Stofnaci, Disorders by repairing the worm
out lining of the stomach and destroys
all disease germs. Dyspepsia once cured
in this way never returns. Pepsoids is
not q psteut medicine, but the successful
,,rescr' ,ion of DIR. Oldham who has
cureCMs thousands of cases of Chronic
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