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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-04-18
NOTICIAS
De ARECIBO
LO que hara aIIi con una cOIeCta Ell
CueFpO de pEOfeSOHeS.
Estan llegando a Ia GIudad los slsmsntos que
coneurrlrdn a una ssamblsa ssplrltIsta.
q nuestro corresponsoL.l )

Abril 17.-El comit6 de profesoreB de
Arecibo, que recaudara fondos para Ell Sr.
j. Sifonte, en- vista de no aceptar este la
colecta que He lie hiciera, ha acordado ha.
Ger I'M donativo con 10 reccgido que mon.
ia & $44 al professor don Manuel Perez,
que tambien se halla en- desgracia. ABf
10 han solicitado de los demas profesores
de la isla que Contribuyeron ia colecta.
-HemoS tenido ocaai6n de visitar Ia
galerfa del HefioT Ildefonso Velez Ruiz y
de admirar varios trabsios al crey6n, en-.
tire los que resalta un admirable gTupo
de dos recien casados que es de un parcel
do aHombroBo demuestra la habilidad
del Sefor Velez. Este sale para varias
poblaciones de la isla dentro de breves
dfas q entrtgar dichos trabajos.
va han comenzado lIegar de distin.
tos pueblos de Ia isla, los sefioreB que ban
de concurrir la asamblea espiritista que
ha de celebrarse en- las noches del pr6xi.
mo Babado domingo en- este teatro ini-
ciada por el Centro espiritists 'RayO de
Luz" .4
-Defuitvamente se Hefiala ell sabado
pT6ximo las once de Ia mafiana para la
legada esta ciudad del sefior Obispo en-
vista pastoral. Sc Ie prepare un msgnf
foo y eSplendido recibimiento.
Ell alcalde sefior Perez Aviles De ocu'
pa de la formation del proyecto de presu.
puesto de este municipio para el pr6ximo
afio. El de este afio sc cerTar6 con un
Buperabit de diez doce mil pesos.
Han comenzado en- este teatro los en-.
sayos de los lancerOs por varios nifioS que
Sc proponen bailarlos en- el baile de nifioB
que Sc dard en- las pr6ximas fsstas pa
tronales.
Estos ninos vestiran caprichosos trajes.
Hoy hs salido de esta ciudad con OBJ
jeto de embarcar para los EHtados Unidos
y Europa ell Sefior don Sebastian Bonet
FsIiz viaie.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-04-18
COLMO De IADRONES DISIMULADOS.

Unos ladrones ligeros de manos, de
pies Sobre todo, penetraron en- eI Banco
de Agricultoreg y Comerciantes de Hano.
yer, Michigan, hicieron volar con dina
mita la puerta de la GAIA de hero, Sc
zabulIerOn en- ella galieron Aote con
$4,000. En- cuanto oyeron los gritos de
dos mujeres que vivfsn en- el piso superior
del edifcio y que creyeron Sc venia abajo,
los ladrones desaparecieron un paso tai,
que no SO pudo nj contarloB. Luego sc
organize una batida por los alrededores
de la poblaci6D; pero los cacos paTecfan
haberse evaporado.
En- Albany, I'M individuo que 30 cree
es nn empleado del Hospital Homeop6tico
canBado tai vez de administrar globuli.
Hos, dedic6 Su gran fuerza digna de mejOr
empIeo y recompensa q bajar la GAIA del
hospital por las escaleras contra incendios
del edifcio, lego sin tropiezo al suelO la
llev6 pulse un herrero cercano para
que le hiciera una llave con que abrirls
y SO fue; volvi6 mas tarde por ella y como
parece que no pudo abrirla en- el camino
Troy. donde Be Bupo que estuvO, visit6
allf otro herrero, en- busca de otra
lave y desapareci6 con su bien sudado
botfn de $3.50 y unas alhsjas. Ademds
tuvo Ia atenci6n de enviar por al correo
al hospital unoB pspelea que halo en- Ia
GAIA que no le interesaban: era hombre
de conciencia de pufios sobre todO.
Mientras que la sefiora Percy B. VIII.
cox, empleada en- Ia ofcina del guperin-
tendente Hoyes de la compaffa de segu.
ros de Vida "Metropolitan" que esta en-
Ia administration de correop, Be preparaba
q llevar al banco $175 para depoSitarloH,
un negro que entr6 de pronto en- la ha.
bitaci6n que seguramente habfa visto
de afuera el dinero, entr6 en- ella apli-
cando una toalla empapada en- cloroformo
al rostro de la empleads, se esforz6 poF
arrancarIe dicha cantidad, La atacada
Be defendi6 con entereza, rompiendoaele
dos dientes en- Ia luchs; pero muy pronto
los vapores del narc6tico Ia hicieron
perder el conocimiento, y asf Ia encontr6
tendida en- el suelo el cobrador de la
cfcina, primera persona que entr6 en-
ella. Dado 10 escandaloso del robo, &c.
gun diCen, Ia pOlicfa supIic6 Sc mantuvie-
Fa oCulto y ahora que ge sabe, ya es taHde
para alcanEar al negro, 10 que tai vez
hubiera podido conseguirse, interEogando
On seguida & peraonaa qpe estaban en-
~ Rdi6oio,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-04-18
MunicipiO de Humacao

Ell dia 29 de Abril de 1907 & las tres
ds la tarde, en- 81 salon de esta Acadia ,
ante Ia Comisi6n respective, tendr6 efecto
nm ssgundo remate de dos carros y cinco
yuntas de bueYes 9 este Municipio, baio
las mismas co1dicionas fjadas ca Il orda.
nanza Wig nte; haciendoae constaE, que los
dos carros han sido retasados pOr q Con.
cejo en- SESENTA dollars, , Las Cinco
yuntas de bueYes en CUATRO CIEN-
TO8 CINCUENTA dollars
10 one haao pdblioO para Is cOncuETen
cia "a lcitadores HumacaO. IL de AbFil
40 1907. - IoWda i. 0tsrO. Aloalds
aMh
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-04-18

Los alumnoa de las escuelas p6blicas
de esta eiudad tuVieron est4 maf.Gna escue.
Ia desde las 8 las 8 , 80 de la msfiana.
EN- Ia mAnana de hoy han eatado
cerradas las cficinas ptblicas de San Juan.
Una comisi6n del casino eBpaf1ol des-
pidi6 hoy On nombre de Ia colonia al go.
bernador Winthr O.
-Desde eBta ms mana Be muestra bas-
tante animaci6n en- Ia ciudad, con motive
de Ia despedida de Mr.. Winthrop, , toma
de poseei6n de Mr.. Post. S.
En- las casas de los c6nsuIes de Iugla-
terra, Espafs, Francia, Alemania, Cuba
= HolRnda 50 han enaEbolado las bande.
ras de sus reBpectivas nacioneB con motivo
de la toma de posesi6n del gobernador
Past Z==.4
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-04-18
Il elrcu Low ande en- Panama
s. eaelnIIaba d lsaaIea eUalde J! tarrenata

segdn leemos ca no colega extraujaro,
encuentranse ca Panama el gran CiTcO
LoWande. Procede de Kingston (Jamai-
ca }, en- donde tenfa un lleno complete to.
daB las noches hasta Ia vfspera del terri
BILE terremoto! Cuando 6ste ocurEi6, 81 se
nor Lowande abri6 Bus espaciosas toldas
para alojaT las multitudes de ciudada.
nos sin hogaT. ALI tuvieron acomodadas
seis mil peFBonas hasta tantu Sc tonaron
otras medidaE
El personal del Circo 30 compone ahora
de unoB SO artistas principaIes; pos6e mu.
chos aDima 'es adieatradoa entire ellos 81
c6lebre slefanta Columbia En- Las jaulaB
deferas hay hienag, pumag, Ieones monos
sabios etc.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-04-18
NOTIIIGiiIIi.AS' De Ci.AiIYEY.
impression dssagradsbls cadsada ALI.
q naestro corresponaaLl.

-
Abril is -DesagradabIs fue la impre-
sion que caus6 aver muchos torcedores
de esta localidad, yer IN telegrama expe-
dido On Rio Piedras en- que Sc aseguraba
que Ia huelga que vienen sogteniendo ALI
los tabaqueroB, habfa sido Tota.
Mas tarde dicho telegrama fue desmen.
lido y explicado So Bignifcado, que era
esta: ''que fueSen tabsqueroa de aquf para
romperla''. - ~
-Ha implantado en- 81 Cayey Square
Garden 50 bufete de ahogado, 81 letrado
senior Rodriguez Cebollero.
Se acerca & nOsotrOs 81 j6ven Ramon
Castro, de Ia Cidra, nos da cuenta de
un fncalifcable abuse que airma 81 que
ha cometido el cabo de dicho puesto al.
gunos guardias sus 6rdeneS en- So persona.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-04-18
En- San Juan.

Despues de amos de ausencia en- Ma,
natl, han fjado nuevamente Bu residencia
en- esta ciudad, nuestros bueuos amigos los
eBpoSos Padr6 Por la precipitation de
su visje 4 esta les fue possible despedir-
Sc de sus numerosoH smig0s de aquel pue.
bio, 10 que COD gusto hacen por medic de
estaB lineas. ~ G A
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-04-18
Contra eI seior Castro.

Sc nos supiiea la publication de 10 ST.
guiente:
'sEl gobierno Federal ha expedido una
orden contra 81 Eefior Rogalio s. Castro,
sgente general del Banco Iudustrial de
Santiago de Cuba, prohibiendo dicho
senior el uBo del correo de los Eatados Uni.
dos. S.
Ninguna clase de correspondence, Ger.
tifoada q ordinaris le ssra entregada.-
Mr.. Landia." .s1
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-04-18
PasaIeras ID 'IaIIs. :

PasRjerOa que salisTon en- 81 vapor
"Julia para los pueTtos siguientes:
Para San Pedro de Macorfp, snainO
Chiaveri.
PaEa Gibars, Cuba, sime6n Gonskles.
Para Santiago, Herminia Diaz y mn
milo (1O amos George a. Stewart
PaTa u Hahana Jeas RaRrlps
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-04-18

--|CM CA I
gigantes alas del gran condor del Are 50 agian en-
nfnO de umnOsas IDEAS Como alma arFeatada la
gandOdad del nea mensas anSias de berad cutua
canta tOda CntO esa aente ep6nddO
gFama de civilization.
La pOa Venus tne ell encantO sue6O bulOsO Pene
ira ell pOea ell sagadO mseO de la budOra CreacOn
usca e m no pued haae amas en- Los areanOs DEL nnO
en6nees Oa fantasca aandO eseas de luz
no padas fOres sbre el era de Las Oentes redades hu
manas .#..
Tene las duces docildad del sohador Ia sOberbia
apOstrOfa beO apOstrOfa run Hay
tabga en- su racOne hay redad YerbO VerbO heen
FePbO altYO, YerDO sapiente, VerbO rOmantGO
No fabrca tTaSe Ruben ell gaStadO aea No desUye
altareS DiaZ MiF6n. .Iss.
Su Erase collar peras apolinea
Ondna surdOr S1 del Are ante 81 pOstra
druida ante ell d6Imen cOnsagradO. .9.|
No ene anasmOs snO e nicO de la beleza 81 nicO de la
ciencia. s.a.@ I.s@a3.
pOr encma de eOs naismOs aCeDadOs ell mas herOsO de
tOdOs Ell fanatiSmO de la Libertad. s @
Anna ell AFte como NaTciSO anlaba Su bUStO. s.@EE
ANA Ia CenCia eeO anO empOVadO la stOTia perO
no OVidadO jamas dentrO de ella. @za@ #aa
ANA la bertad Romeo ideaiZadO
am6 la bOca de teEebinO de JuIieta. - .tt =@.@
EsaS idOlatPiaS CTedencial
cFed0ncial tOda historic humanista pOota
iOmO habFapaSadO vida?
ExSe eyenda Fabe u sabiO que yY6 en-
6xas aTgOs sin amenar cierpO iustfe pOa Rafael
del Vale pertenece legion pensadOs bscan Obsr
VaOn La beleza ell aFqueipO perfeCtO de las ideas
Sucumbra al peso de las IDEAS que abdica enadO
GuandO 9n h9mDre sen u PfOPa corona no Fenunca mee
su deber, nj abdiCa su gloria
Hay gTandeZa inYiOlab0 Ia del talentO
Hay grandeza abSOTVente: la de la belIeZa. a "
Hay una gTandeZa s0YeFa: La de La GienCia.
Fuera de pOenciales gearqua OdO relative mezqun
paldO pasaerO. s.I H..4= >s n .~.
herOSmO pudiera rayar auras perO e heromo e
n0nimO de terquedady enda los pananOs
pOundOs del OdO Solo grandeza ell heTOSmO nmacladO la
gran Vrtud ressndO la fuee abnegaci6n sobrepOnndO
CuantaS pUed amaFSo herOismOa amaan Crmen
las deoznabes juscias de la hUmanidad! 1@]#
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-04-18
natalss prsslosos para uses duntsIss

No despaChare nipgdn psdidO por meta
les preCiosOs que no vapga acomp; fi,do de
su imports mas el frsnquso. Esto iucluye
las soIdaduras tambien. TampOeo con.
testare las dichis cartas Dsp6sito Dan.
tai de Jose Salgado Jimen.z, 86 San
Francisco. a7@sa @ " ~
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-04-18
De VENEZUELA.

Pasajeros llegados po1 vapor Caracas:
j. Bwierd, T. J. Pares, miss. j. 8. de-
ViIarino, U. Meyer, T. Teebe, sonora, uu
niio = nurse; I. 7. IgIesias y Hefora, x.
2. Woodworth, P. Bella Bella, g. III.
Hurlbut a-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-04-18
RA u " ALLIE
Del libro pTsla de Arte''
(FRA.GMEJTO 5

iAeasO sea eli mas d6cP No su Ira rebelde Ia dadO
fOdOs los YentOs Ia nOta YarOni la nOta libertaria
HimnOs VaIientes Ia Iibertad Ienan las pagnas de-
su librO de poesias Sl cantO al prOgTesO, premiadO
en- Ia Fera Exposition De Ponce es FObustO herOicO
en- Ia expression. hermOsfsimO en las fOTmas Las
pi,so7, too py.o7 doT Apfo Cd a0itam an
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-04-18

VEANsE loa eablsa y 4 Qpstts Pliua
The Newtown bee., 1907-12-27

ty years, where does the very great bulk of tobacco money gu after being started in circulationg
 The great demand for the columns of our local paper has prevented the pub lication of this article therein. G. Brown. boots and shoes. New Mill ford. Conn.
The Newtown bee., 1907-12-27
FOOD FOR THOUGHT.

Editor of Newtown Bee: In view of certain scurrilous articles which have appeared in out of town papers, total 'ly false in almost every statement and wilfully malicious and misleading in all, and generally detrimental appar- ently to the interests of our town and it's business prosperity, it is only a part or that strict sense of justice, truthfulness and good will which the season now upon us should inspire that few words, Counter irritants" if you please, should be let loose like the wireless system of telergaphy, to be caught up by any and all within the zone of casual vision.
 With malice toward none and char ity for all," as matter of positive fact, the beautiful holiday season just past has brought unusual good cheer and Christmas joy in the face of many apparently adverse circumstances of which the absolute absence of any movement in tob acco, as to sales or warehouse disbursements, was by far the largest apparent factor.
 The merchants have found their large stocks of goods, so dear to the happy hearts of Christmas purchasers, eagerly sought for. The writer has taken pains to interview a number of prominent dealers in different kinds of business, and in every instance. the reply was along the same line.
 T took in more money the day be- fore Christmas than ever before" said one. Fully up to last year" from another, and the writer, accustomed to deal in the truth as a standard com modity, asserts that his business was quite in keeping with previous years, notwithstanding the fact that the clerk of the weather did not give US quite as much of a certain kind most condu- cive to replenishing foot wear. Now for a question to be labeled Food for thought" in view of the fact of the first Christmas with no-license in thir-
The Newtown bee., 1907-12-27
AT ST JOHNS.


 The special music to be rendered at St Johns, Sunday, will be as follows At the morning service:
 Te Deum, Festival in E fiat,
 Dudley Buck Jubilate in c, Schilling Anthem, Arise, Shine," Maker. At the evening service: Magnificent in B fiat, Klein Nunc Dimittis in F, Schneider Anthem 70 come all ye Faithful"
 Schneider In keeping with the custom started a year ago by the St Johns choir, some 20 members met at the parish house early Wednesday morning and started out Ito serenade the officers of the church singing carols. Refreshments were provided enroute by Rev MI Plumb, s. Ferris and Mrs Botsford, which the singers greatly enjoyed. James Donnelly of South N orwalk is visiting relatives.
The Newtown bee., 1907-12-27

he appeared, rubbing his eyes, half the route had been covered and he re- marked, "That beats all that alarm clock of mine never failed to wake me up before." However it won't happen again, as he is going to get one from his store that he recommends so highly known as the Ever Faithful"
The Newtown bee., 1907-12-27
THEODORE F. PLATT.

Theodore F. Platt, the station agent, died Thursday morning, atfer a brief illness with pneumonia. He was a brother of the late Charles s. Platt, former general superintendent of the Consolidated railroad. Previous to talk ing position as agent at New Milford he travelled for many years for Dou- glass Brothers of New Haven, whole sale confectioners. A wife survives him.
The Newtown bee., 1907-12-27
TrunbulI.
GRANGE NOTES.

Christmas will be observed at the Grange, Friday evening, December 27. There will be Christmas tree and the usual exchange of gifts, after which cake and coffee will be served. It is hoped a large number will be present.
The Newtown bee., 1907-12-27
CHARLOTTESVILLE.

Frank Kennedy Is visiting friends in Bridgeport and Waterbury.
 Miss Lillie Disbrow has returned to her home in Bridgeport. after spending a few days at Paine Farm.
 Mrs Lois Hall Is the guest of her son and family in Naugatuck.
 Edward Brush is confined to the house with grip.
 Robert Dakin. Clarice Evans. Marion Evans. and Bessie Soule are at their homes for the Christmas vacation.
 Mir and Mrs Dillon and four children of Great Burlington. Mass. were guests of Mir and Mrs E. Dakin. last week. They were on their way to North Carolina where they will make their home.
 Lester Jones is home from Bridge port, where he has been for several months.
 Miss Belle Hodge of Webatuck. N. r., was the guest of her sister, Mrs Brush, recently.
 Miss Grace Waller is Ill with the grip.
 The roller skating at the Town hall under the management of Messrs Howe and Heady, is quite an attrac- tion.
 Samuel Lathrop has opened a shoot ing gallery in the building formerly occupied by Albert Evitts, the drug gist, and is meeting with good paron- age.
 Edson P. Hill has been quite seri- ously i'll with heart difficulty. Dr F. E. King has attended him.
 Phlneas E. Clark, the hustling repre- sentative of the Strout Farm Agency, is having customers here nearly every day looking at property.
The Newtown bee., 1907-12-27
Bridsewater.
THE SCHOOLS CLOSE.

The school in Treat district closed last week, with tree and entertain ment planned by the pupils as sur prise to the teacher, Miss Fannie Treat, who was bountifully remem- bered. In response to invitations, the patrons of the school were present to enjoy the brief but very interesting ex- ercises.
 The village schools closed, last week Friday. Saturday morning the teach CTS left to spend the vacation at their homes, Miss Coolridge for Hartford, Miss Hendricks for Shelbourne Falls, Mass. In the High school Miss Ruth Treat took the first scholarship prize and Miss Ruth Marsh the second. Miss Gladys Roberts took the prize for per feet attendance. The Primary depart ment closed with interesting exercises and tree.
 A tree with an interesting literary and musical program and supper are announced for Thursday evening in the chapel.
 St Marks Sunday school have tree and festival in Grange hall, Saturday evening.
 H. w. Treat, the local manager of The Strout Farm Agency, is the busi- est man in town, taking care of his numerous customers.
 Rev H. Davenport, who has had rooms with Mrs Andrew Young, has moved to E. H. Grifith's on Main street, where he has taken rooms.
 MT and Mrs George W. Ives moved, last week Tuesday, from Mrs Arza Morris tenement house into Miss Helen Canfeld's house. A Polish family who have been living in Albert Johnson's tenement house have moved into the house vacated by MT Ives.
 Joseph Dubensky and family, who have lived in Mark Mallett's tenement house, moved to New Milford, last week Tuesday.
 Charles Bayette, IT,, is driving 2 new horse, purchased of his father.
 J. B. Pitcher is to assort tobacco al his warehouse, this winter. He vii soon begin buying tobacco.
 George Pitcher spent a few days here, last week. the guest of his father Hiram Pitcher.
 Warren Pitcher of Roxbury delivered some weighty porkers to James A. Orr last week.
The Newtown bee., 1907-12-27
The Ncwtown Bee
 Nawlown. Friday, December P. isc;
New Milford.
MERRITT HILL FAILS TO HEAR
 HIS ALARM CLOCK.

St Johns choir did not start out carol singing Christmas morning as early as anticipated owing to the non-appear- anee of Mr Hill. After tarrying n while they started without him. When
The Newtown bee., 1907-12-27

The best way to get what you want, or to get rid of what you don't want, Is to use The Bees advertising columns. Try the ism MI" sds !: Ic . word, ono week.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-04-24

Prof. Finley Ellingwood, M. D., OF
Bennett Medical College, Chicago, SAYS
OF. Golden Seal root: cIt is a most
superior remedy in catarrhal gastritis
inflammation of the stomach) chronic
constipation, general debility, in con-
valescence from protracted fevers, in
prostratng night-sweats. It is dn i'm
portont remedy an disorders OF the scop,b. y
This agent, Golden Seal root, is an
important ingredient of DR.. Pierce s
Favorite Prescription for woman's weak.
nesses, MS well as of the "Golden Med
ical Discovery.") DIR. Ellingwood con-
tinues, vim all catarrhal conditions il
is useful"
Much more, did space permit, could
be quoted from prominent authorities
as to the wonderful curative properties
possessed by Golden Seal root.
We want 10 assure the reader that
rGolden Medical Discovery" can be
relied upon To do all that is claimed for
Golden Seal root in the cure of all the
various diseases as set forth in the
above brief extracts, for its mCst
prominent and important ingredient 10
Golden Seal root. This agent is, how
ever, strongly reinforced, and its oura-
tive action greatly enhanced by the
addition, in just the right proportion
of Queens root, Stone root, Black
Cherrybark, Bloodroot, Mandrake root
and chemically pure glycerine. All OF
these are happily and harmoniously
blended into most perfect phar-
maceutical compound, now favorably
known throughout most of the civilized
countries OF the world. Bear in mind
that eaSh and every ingredient entering
into the 'Dlscoyery" has received the
end0rsemehr -or tne lending medical
men 0f 0GT land, WHO e2r6r each article
hlmed I655JyyIe in Tie hIgheEr termS
What Clher mEdicine put UP foT siTe
through Gruggsts can show any such
pEolsSsl0adI Cndorsement2 For dys.
pepsia, liVef troubles, all chronic catar-
rhal affections Of whatever name or
nature, lingering coughs, bronchial,
throat and lung affections, the cDis-
covery" can be relied upon as n sover-
eign remedy.
A little book of extracts treating OF
all the several ingredients entering into
DR.. Pierce's medicines, being extracts
from standard medical works, of the
different schools OF practice will be
mailed free 10 any one asking (by postal
card or letter., for the same, addressed
TO DR.. X. V. Pierce, Buffalo, n. Y, and
giving the writer's full post-ofiice ad-
dress plainly written.
Don't accept n substitute OF unknown
composition for this non-secret MEDI.
CINE or HNowN COMPOSITION.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-04-24

:. II you have bitter or
the morning, poor or vari-
coated tongue, foul breath,
ar irregular bowels, feel
tred, despondent, frequent
ain or distress in csmall OF
inc or distressed feeling in
maps nausea, bitter or sour
throat after eating, and
,ptoms of weak stomach
liver, or biliousness, no
lrelieve you more promptly
more permanently than
Golden Medical Discovery.
,iyapart of the above symp-
nresent at one time and
torpid liver, or biliousness
mach. Avoid all hot bread
griddle cakes and other
food and take the rGolden
soyeryr regularly and stick
atil you are vigorous and
Seal root, which is one of
mt ingredients Of rGolden
sovery,r Or. Roberts Barth-
erson Medical College, says:
/ as a stomaehic (stomach)
! atomic dyspepsia. Cures
mach) catarrh and head
ipanying same"
II Coe, OF New York, says:
Golden Seal root) exercises
influence over mucous sur
n the liver it acts with equal
/ efficacy. As a cholagogue
lrator) It has few equals"
advises IL for affections of
nd other abdominal viscera
ID for scroiulous and gland.
=, cuianeous eruptionsS in.
lebility, chronic-di diarrhea,
also in several affections
women, SQd in all chronic
Is alStA3 liver. also for
ammatfVn OF bladder, for
SoN sSys 1T is one OF the
Z agents OF cure
! King. NJ D . late Of Gin.
hor OF the AMERICAN DIS.
gives IL q prominent place
icinal agents, reiterates all
9 writer's have said about
$50 Prof. John NJ. Scudder,
II Cincinnati. DIR. Scudder
timulates the digestive pro-
icreases the assimilation OF
.cse means the blood is en-
the consequent improve
glandular and nervous sys-
ural results" DIR. Scudder
"in relation 10 its general
ne system, there is no medi-
about ichich there is such
Unity OF opinion. IL is uni-
arded as the tonic, useful
ated states 80