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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-02
La session de aver
La reforma de la secci5n s de Ia lev
Municipal no Sc toma en- con-
sidera cion,
O P | N 10 N E S

BE abrlo la session q las dos media
presld1endo ell sefior Acufla. Leida ell
acta y las peticiones Sc procedi a dar
lectura a los proyectos de ley en- pri-
mera segunda lectura que publica-
mos en- otro sitio del peri6dco.
Alberta la session en- comisi6n total
ell senor Santoni pidio la reconsidera
ci6n del Fl B So sobre las subastas de
carnes.
Ell presidente propuso Sc votase Ia
mocion y fue declarada sin lugar.
El senor Usera propone que Sc vote
sl I n1nero en- su totalidad fue
acuerdo.
Be leen las secciones
El sefor Barcel6 propone una en-.
mienda a la seccion del proyecto.
FL apartado segHndo, que trata de
la election de los cargos manicipales.
Sc enmiende en- la forma como 10 ha
hecho ell Secretario de Puerto Rico
Mr.. Post tai es: ser var6n ciudadano
de Puerto Rico, puesto que en- la for.
ma como esta actualmente la lev mu
nlclpal pueden tener obci6n a los car
gos de administration pdblica las
nuJeres; por ESQ al af1adirse la pala
bra varon queda fuera toda duda.
FL senior Mu1ioz Rivera Sc opone.
Es de parecer que la secci6n s de la
Ley municipal debe deiarse tai como
esta; no le asusta que las mujeres de
Puerto Rico tengan representation
municipal sino al contrario, que este
sera un motive de orgullo para ell
pueblo. Dice que cada vez que ha
ten1do que resolyer negocios lie ha lido
muchlslmo mejor con mujeres que no
con hombres; no duda de la probidad
y de los buenos deseos de aquellas
puestosque saben mantener muy alto
los principles morales. Con muieres al
trente de la administration, no tendre-
mos que lamentar por ejemplo, las
depredaciores que lamentamos en- los
negoclos de rentas inte rnas, que 2ada
momento hay hombres que Sc oueda an
con los CuartoS. Por tanto pide ( la
Camara, que no Sc tome en- c0nsidera-
cl0n Ia enmienda introducida al r. +
numero Ell sefor Torres impugna al
senior Mufoz Rivera, partendo de que
la ley electoral no debe de estar en-
contradiction con ID lev Municipal.
La ley electoral va dice que ell elector
ha de ser var6n y no Sc explica ell
dualismo que Sc quiere introducir en-
la ley dando un derecho & la muier
que realmente no tiene en- nuestras
leyes. Los seilores de Diego y Barcel6
Ultima hora Sc declaran partidarios
de los razonamientos expuestos por ell
senior Munoz.
No Sc toma en- consideration la en-.
m1enda introducida al bill quedando la
ley municipal en- la forma como Sc
halla actualmente.
Sc aprobo el E B nlmero sin en-.
miendas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-02
Los ostrenOS de Il2naDa

En- el ccncierto que dara en- Ia pla-
"a principal la banda de Ia policia
ma1ana, sc estrena una preciosa dan
"a tltulada LA Muf1eca." del inspi-
RADIO compositor sef1or MARQUEE, tar
aplaudldo de nuestro p1blico, en-
producciones anteriores.
La banda tocara tambiGn, el gran
dioso "Hlmno al sol, de la opera
Iris" de Mascagni.
\ repetira ell acto tercero de "Her-
mani, que obtuvo anoche una ejecu-
cion esmera dfsima.
Baste decir en- obsequio II maestro
Director sefior Verar y los inteli :
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-02
ASOn TFSAe0
Hablando con los deleSadOs
H. SR. SANTIAGO Y SIS Pg0YgCr0S

Nos encontramoS con Ell sefor San.
uago en- los pasillos de la Camara en-
momentoS en- que el presidente aca-
DaDa de conceder I'm receso de diez
minutes.
FL seiior Santiago, deleoado por
Guayama, pasaba con IN atado de
papeles debajo el brazo.
tHay alBo de bueno, seiior Santa
go en- su distrito?
El senor delegado despuGs de sa-
ludar, nos lnfCrma de los asuntos oue
trae entire manoS. Esta rluv salts
fecho porque los vccinos de Cidra le
han remltldo un documento en- eI
.cual hacen conStar que el sefIor San
.t'ago no plerde el tempo es de los
representatives. del pals que trabaian.
Pcro ahOra-noS dice el seilor San
.tlago-estos Seh0res sc emDenan on
que sc arregle el trozo de carretera
de Cidra 4 las Cruces, 'porque de el
depende la vida 6 la muerte de aouel
pueblo.
Abrimos los oios en- sefYal de
asombrO, pero el stilor Santiago nos
manifesto que era apremiante el
arreglo que el harfa todo 10 posi-
bic para complacer los vecinos de
Cidra
Los vecinos de la Cidra no Sc one
dan atras. Despues que el sefIor
Santiago haya conseguldo ell airma-
do del trozo de carretera, Green con-
venlente que Sc arregle tambiGn eI
puente. iOh, el puentel listed no
ha estado en- Cidra, seiior periodistao
Hacemos un signo negative.
Pues Seria bueno que viera aoue.
llo y despu6s sc unirfa usted 4 la Que
jas de los vecinos de Cidra 4 fin de
qae Sc p2sase una ley Ell la Camara
recomendando al Departamento de
.Obras PGbhcas St lleven & cabo las
obras d la mayor brevcdad possible.
El se1or Santiago iba & leernos 81
documento en- question pero ell ma
llete presidential anuncla que Sc rea-
nuda La session.
Hasta luego, sefior Santiago.
Reporter
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-02
FL "Juan FOrgaS"

Ell vapor espaf1ol Juan Forgas"
salio de Corufla para Gsta el c6 del
proximo pasado Febrero termina-
das aquf sus operaciones continuara
Ia ruta de Santiago de Cuba. Habana,
Cardenas, Guantanamo, Manzanillo y
Nueva Orleans Son sus consigna-
tarios los sef1ores Sobrinos de L.
quiGTao u ?
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-02

gentes profesores que le secundan,
que pesar de 10 desapacible de la
noche, TN p1blico mum eroso escucho,
DaJo la lluvia, esa admirable parte
del programa v ovaciono los inter
|pretes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-02
TeatrO Municipal

Hoy y maflans dara funciones ell
cinematografo puertorriqueflo Sc ex-
hibiran nuevas vistas, todas elias de
gran interes. Ell espetacuo dara prin-
cipio a las y media, y terminara d
las II.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-02
AC7UALIDAD EN- BROMA
C0SAS DE La CAMARA

Al iiseHtirs aver las enmiendas De
Ia ley municipal, el c. B, 5 que dice
que no pOdran Nupar cargos pdblicos
mas que los Varenss, el Sr. Hudoz r.
vera protest6 ditiendo one no deben e1.
eluirse dc tkhOs cargos 4 las mujeres,
sIessndo que, per 10 que 4 81 respecta,
cOnoce meier i las mujerss quo 4 los
hombres, pues menss alsas. sicmpre
que hsbla negoOlade con squellss habis
obtenldo mgores resultados que al ha-
cerIo con estos. Fl Sr. NnnOl, entieu-
de pOr 10 taHtO, y nOsotrOs ssi 10 en-
tendemOs tambieu. que eI sersO deEi
t'eue competencia para disfrutsr de-
puestos munlelpses y, que acasO cs
preierlbIe en- OcsaOnes. (POr nuestra
parte en- tOdas).
ii c. B. 5 quede aprobado con Ia
enmieuda del Sr. Munoz Rivera.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-02
Nota del dia


curse lamentable el Attorney
General. mas que defendiendo
el regimen actual, ataCando el
que aqui sostuvo la soberania
anterior.
En- concepto del exquisite
funcionariO no hay razon algu-
ma para que aqui Sc queje nadie
de la manera como sc lleva la
liquidation de la Isla. Los que
Sc quejan, los que protestar,
son unos verdaderos ingratos,
que no aprecian, que no saben
yer los saCritlCios que el reden
tOrismo haCe pOr nOsotros.
Ha SidO con OCCASION de dis
cutirse en- el Executive el bill
del Consolidate, que la indig-
nacion del oraculo pudo expla-
yarSe tulminante.
FL Attorney defendia para el,
para les suyos la parte del leon.
Y como los COngregantes guar
dan tOdOS SuS arreStOS Y TeSer-
van sus mas her0iCas aptitudes
para defender las prebendas
que fOrman su ideal mas caro-,
sc han dido Cosas estupendas
en- la Camara exOtiCa Y sc han
hechO rev velaCiOnes sOrprenden =
teS.
Hasta sc ha llegado a compa-
rar el regimen actual con el que
teniamOs anteS.
EstO va pareCe mOnstruOso Y
tcmerarlO, perO no Sc ha detenl-
do ahi el orgullo de la congre-
gaci0n. Sc ha dicho que Ell re
gimen VICENTE es superior al
antique. SObre este motive de
la rapsodia mogrebina Sc ie han
OCurridO al OraCulO frases GU
riOsIsimas.
Aqui Espana nunca hizo ma
da. Nj siquiera edihCios pu-
bliCOs.
Esto sc ha diChO, Sc ha afr
madO ncesantemente V, sin
embargo, ALI esta ban para Dir
la negaCi0n saCrilega los que
tienen la prueba mayor de que
Espana hizO muChOs edifciOs,
muchos palacios en- Puerto Ri
co. muchos de los cuales sirven
en- la actualidad de viviendas
suntuosas a los congregantes.
ESpana COnstruy6 tOdOs los
editiciOs en- que estan instala-
daS las cficinas de la llamada
administration y los dOmicilios
de los congregantes. EstO no
puede negarse a pesar de los
nuevos metOdOs, y aunque Sc f.
cure el ObCecadO funCiOnariO
que la construction del ediflcio
federal ahOra en- proyeCto pue-
da hacer sOnbra a tOdas esas
cOnstruCCiOnes de la anterior
sOberania, de las CualeS han sa-
bido aprovecharse y saCar tan
buen partido nu estros tutOres
Y va COlOcadO en- ese terrenO
y dispuesto a negar hasta la luz
del sol en- pleno dia, el oraculo
sigui0 diCiendO que tampOCO Sc
ha bia dragado ningun puerto
en- epOca del anterior gobierno.
Y habl0 de la generosidad
americana, de los benehcios que
recibe el pals cOnstantemente,
V entire esos beneflcios incluy0
ell extraordinario. el incredible
que ell gobierno federal lie hace
a la colonia, pagando del tesoro
de la Republica el battalion
puertorrique1lO.
iQue generosidad inmensa!
Por 10 menos, asi le parece al
funcionario que pudo corven-
cerse aver de que las paroles
no ha blan, porque 81 hablaran
lie hubiesen dicho como aquel
ediflc. o en- Ell que tales absurdos
Sc estaban sosteniendo, fue cons
truldo en- una epoca en- que los
Iiios de Puerto Rico no eran
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-02

ASi pues, tendremos en- ell Municipio
beilas cohcelGldS de incitante faz
y en- hentas lnternas Investigators ..
que lnvestigaran
FL Departamento de Justicia es claro
que reglstradoras muy lindas tendra,
Varias senorltas para que registren. ..
nuestra propiedad.
Acaso una A1coida de fnas facciones.
de negro cabello, de glauco mirar.
hara las dellcias de los habitantes
de nuestra ciudad
Acaso una mia de labios carmfneos.
de largas pestai1as de cuerpo iuncal.
ue PIE dlmlnuto, de manos sutiles,
sera Juez de paz.
Habrd, en- fin, mujeres de todos los tipos.
graciosas rebosando sal
y aSl vlvlremos todos en- cOmpleta
vida celestial
Nlejor que esos hombres con barba bigote.
con adusto ceno, con cara glacial:
meJor son mujeres 6qulGn no las prefore.
como es natural?
Aquel propletario que tenga hipotecas,
o que no las tenga, que 10 mismo da:
de registradores regstradoras.
dqu6 preferira?
NO hay que discutirIo, todos 10 sabemos,
las mujeres siempre saben agradar.
es 10 que hace taIta, mucho tacto, imucho!
que es 10 principal.
oehores, Dlos quiera, que lindas muchacbas
todos esos cargos vengan ocupar
pues dlvlnamente nuestra cosa p1blica
nos manejarani
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-07-16
THE OLD ORDER CHANGETH.

lamentabe derel that sailed the very
troubled American politics yesterday celebrated his 74 birth
day. Senator Thomas Pa most potent force the poll
tics of the Empire He the people and while he
the Easy Boss few him homage
and many him with the recoecons OF lost forever
Senator Pa simply hangs to the place he cannot fill in
reasonable 1t the dogged persstency of the the ruling
passion strong when vgor and hope have all departed He
lives amongst strangers pu wreck physically and otherwise
poverty him force his unded
upon a free and sovereign electorate.
Age marks for critical shafts, Senator
Pa made yesterday about day politics
his which keen and showed that he uphod the
cpes that his guides the heyday of his Sympathy
stand the condemnation of his criticisms Now
standing the that he need the money that his onnu
public office all high standards of public
vice. has his fling Gov Hughes The declared
yesterday referring the And sometimes think maybe
he doesn't know himself what he wants"
few large Drained and deeply patriotic
Gov Hughes Not perfect with than mortal wisdom
possible that he may always know what he This
thing boss Gov Hughes thinking him.
of the people first not last with him. The that
have left unpleasant heritage this old cnc who
good political honor decency promise of higher
things in duty and integrity.
The old changeh and, thank God that it does Fou-
country the and the future furnish
with the stamp Gov Hughes fewer of the type of the
one-time Easy Boss"
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-07-16
SUMMER TREATMENT OF PETS.

There great many people in this worldn this city in
truthho having dog for example, simply
from possession point of view When it comes to putting them
look for the welfare Of them
their love appears to be only skin deep.
This especially noticeable at this of the when
their homes for the Shore and sad
some who the of cat dog leave them behind
themselves food where and how they best
Yes sad but with many the possession OF pet is merely
fad In the winter it's all WELL but by spring the children and
of the little dumb brute and they
left homeless and ends These of people worthy o
dog the manepece, picture of
the sitting would do them WE'LL and be
great deal satisfactory to all in the end.
There something radically with human being who
kindly and of this kindness
the due attention deserves the especially
family the elsewhere and do take
their along About the city there well regulated kennels
which both dogs and for small and
by placing will personal satisfaction that
you doing the best thing by your dumb friend friends
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-07-16
WARREN

An Italian created a commotion in the
vicinity OF the junction yesterday after
noon, and for little while it looked as
though there might be some one injured
The man entered the drug store of Pro-
vost 81 Co.. and demanded Of the clerk in
charge a half dozen boxes OF ice cream
which he said he had ordered and paid
for earlier In the day. The clerk inform
such transaction, and the Italian drew
two fierce-lookng knives, at the name
time making threats upon the. lives of
those about. The man left, however be-
fore the arrival of the police
Mrs. Margaret O'Brien, wife OF Red
mond O'Brien. aged 70 years. died late
last evening at her home on Child
street She had resided for many years
In this town, and besides her husband
she leaves one daughter.
At a special session OF the district
court before Judge Bosworth, James Sui
livan was committed to the state insane
hospital for treatment, as he was ad-
judged insane. He was found In East
Warren yesterday by Officer Cronin.
Work was begun I'm making excavations
yesterday in the new dwelling OF Coun-
Gilman ID. III. Potter near the South Main
street crossing.
j. L. Borden of Jacksonville. Fla, who
paid q visit to his uncle, l. N. Pratt, OF
this town, yesterday.
Mr.. James Beardsley and wife OF
Bayonne, N. j., are visiting Mr.. Henry
Beardsley at his home on North Water
street
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-07-16
WOONSOCKET MAYOR
WANTS PURE MILK LAW

Mayor Archambault sent the fol-
lowing message TO the common coun-
ell of woonsocket last evening:
"The Importance of the purity OF the
milk supplied TO the people OF Woon-
socket has been called to my atten-
tion by articles in the local press.
have been requested by several citi-
zens TO urge upon you the necessity
Of immediate action that Will result
in municipal legislation affecting this
matter. Throughout the country the
quality of the milk has been con-
sidered of much Importance and I deem
It advisable to present the subject In
a general way before you and request
that your honorable body refer IL 10
some proper committee or TO joint
special committee that the desired re-
suit might be obtained as soon as
possible"
The message was referred to the
board of aldermen.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-07-16
OLNEYV|LLE
Planning Their Clam Bakes-Death
of Mrs Raynor-A Peculiar Tale.
Boys i'm TrOuble-Other Notes

day morning. Her funeral was held at
her late residence. 6S Chapin avenue, this
afternoon at / o'clock
At the meeting of st. Teresas Institute
last evening. ex-President William n;
Mulcahey was presented with beautiful
silver mounted gavel. President Charles
Corcoran made the presentation speech.
The organization donated $40 towards the
Tower Hill fund
Max Ganey. of 124 McDonough street.
was badly bitten on the left leg by dog
said TO be owned by John McNally of
Magnolia street. Mr.. Ganey was attended
by DIR. Watt at his office on Messer
street.
The funeral OF Luke Hanley, who died
on Sunday morning, will be held at his
late residence. 34s Plainfield street. to-
morrow morning at $50, 10 be followed
with a requiem mass at st. Anthony
church at 8.
Mary, wife OF Benoni Lewis, died at her
residence, 90 Sycamore street. yesterday
and her funeral will be held at 2 O'Clock
Thursday afternoon. Mr.. Lewis Is we..
known among the veterans of the Civii
war.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-07-16
SENATOR BEVERIDGE is
TO MARRY AUGUST

Chicago. Ill, July 16.-Miss Kath-
crime r. Eddy. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs Augustus ~ Eddy. and niece OF
Mrs. Marshall Field. will be married to
Senator Albert ]. Beveridge OF In
diana on Aug. at the American en-
bassy in Berlin.
This announcement confirming the
rumor of Miss Eddy's engagement to
Senator Beveridge, came to Chicago
today by cable.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eddy and their daugh-
ter went abroad some weeks ago, and
at last accounts were In Paris. Senator
Beveridge Joined them In the French
capital
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-07-16
NEW MAYOR OF FRISCO
TO BE ELECTED TO-DAY

San Francisco July 16.-According to
latest accounts OF the new mayor of San
Francisco he will me elected this after
noon.
District Attorney Langdon, speaking for
himself, Rudolph Spreckles and Francis
]. Heney said last night that they had
agreed upon the man to be elected by
the supervisors today.
Pending the acceptance OF the trust by
the man chosen by the prosecutors Lang
don refused to make his name public.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-07-16
Feared He Would Suicide

Toronto. Ont, July i6.-Herman Bertels,
the millionaire brewer. who escaped from
custody on July 9TH, at Welland while he
was appearing In an appeal against an
order for his extradition Co Auburn. N.
Y, was recaptured by the Toronto police
last night. When Bartels was locked In
the cell. he made his will and asked per-
mission OF the police Co sign g. Fearing
suicide, this request was refused.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-07-16
Narrowly Escaped Mob

81. Louis, July i6.--Accused OF having
Knocked a negro roustabout senseless and
then throwing him overheard, where he
was drowned. William H. Leyhe, captain
of the steamer Grey Eagle and his two
mates were taken to police station last
night after the police had a hard strug-
Gle with a mob Of 200 blacks who sought
20 tear the steamboat men 10 pieces.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-07-16
roDAY'S DIVERSIONS

KEITHs-'Peaceful Valley"
EMPIRE-"Suwanee River"
NICKEL-Moving Pictures and Illus
VANITY FAfR-Band Concert. Open
Air Circus and other Attractions
SCENIC TEMPLE-Movtng Pictures.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-07-16
REPORT is THAT OUIDA,
AUTHORIZES, is DYING

London. July 1e-The Milan correspon-
dents Of the Tribune says that Miss
Louise de In Rance (Ouida). whose pow
erty was recently told OF In these de-
spatches, Is dying at Massarosa.
she needs medical care, but refuses II
or anv comfort. She will not see visitors.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-07-16

Senator Stephen Ekns of West Virginia has given George
Corteyou political boost possible candidate for the
presidency the Republican ticket the boost
does Roosevelt stand in the matter for well known fact
thinks full well OF Cortelyoupossby much does
of "Bil" Taft
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-07-16

The loss of life and the injured caused by the bursting
egnch gun the batteshp Georgia yesterday struck the
and chilled all who read it, There little consolation
families of the deceased but be said the brave died
serving their country though be in time of peace.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-07-16

This is the when burglars and thieves reap
harvest little prcauon the the goawayers such
looking carefully after the shutters windows and
would result in less calls the police station lodge complaints
has robbed your house while you
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-07-16
EITHER ONE OR THE OTHER.

The NewLeader of Richmond and Manchester Va has, in
strong plea for putting the statute books
definition of what known 'the unwritten law"
There has been recently failures to convict OF
crimes alleged support of the family honor
referred apy 1--WE should do thing the
other We should hang the who undertakes kill
avnee wrong member of his family should write
provocaons be regarded ntoer
beyond the required endurance of human patience and that
when them asceaned beyond doubt killing
regarded jusabe of selfdefene Law and
be brought into contempt by clumsy equvocaons and
msy pleas behalf obviously who
are set Immediately verdcts declaring them be insane
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-07-16

New York Journal of Commerce has the July
dividend disbursements this SIssSI which
is $I8oooooo than last year..
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-07-16

Tom Patt his 74th birthday yesterday, sorry figure
Left alone completely fosaken this down and the
Monaires Club Washington example mighty
do take a tumble sometimes.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-07-16

The Doctor Bass of Cairo Ill., is after that devils
kiss again. On Sunday he another his unusual hrangus
evils of oscuaonpan kssingand said that lovers should
other until after they marriedu let them hold
others hand in token of affection If this and
ideas carried (Which doubtful there will
whole lot of handhodng the streets the parks and
othe places
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-07-16
VARIOUS KINDS OF
HINTS TO WOMEN

Any one OF various reasons may cause
red nose: Indigestion. a poor circula-
tion, tight shoes tight belt. collar or cor
set You yourself can best tell which is
the right one. and II IL is Indigestion, and
IL usually is. be very careful OF your diet,
eat only the most nourishing and sim
plest food. fresh vegetables. rice and po-
tatotoes, fruit and salads and very little
meat. Drink six or eight cups OF hot
water through the day. II you feel that
your circulation is poor, you should take
a course I'm physical culture. or practice
some regular exercise every day. To cure
the enlarged pores, you must use the
complexion brush, which has been reconl-
mended already many times in these col
umns
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-07-16

scalp twice a day. else the tonic will d,
you little good.
Picnic acid, grams; tincture of nuS
vomica, 7ia grams; tincture red Gin
chona, 80 grams; tincture of cantharides
grams; cologne $50 grams; sweet al.
mond oil, 60 grams. Apply 10 the roots OF
the hair with a soft sponge or twice a
day. This lotion is especially good fol
very dry hair.
Another Days Menu
BREAKFAST
Berries
Cereal with cream
Poached eggs on toast
Coffee
LUNCHEON
Corn fritters
Cold lamb
Cucumber and raddish salad
Cookies Iced tea
DINNER
Vegetable soup
Lamb with string beans
Creamed potatoes
Cress with dressing
Plain ice cream with fruit sauce
Waters
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In the treatment of acute rheumatism
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given In doses OF ten drops every three
or four hours. 1t is best used In tho form
OF soft gelatine capsules. These can be OBJ
tained from any first-class apothecary.
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