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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-04
Cuarenta MI Pacienfes.

Cuarenta MI Pacienfes.
Ell DR.. Hartman calcula haber re.
cetado Ia Peruna mas de cuarenta mil
enfermos, antes de haber sido anunciada
como mediclna de patente.
ReSfri0 En- Los PuimoneS.
Sta, Josie Schaetzel, Appleton, Wis,
escrlbe como sigue:
"Contraje un severe resfrio que Sc me
fue a los pulmones y no pas6 muchc
tempo sin que Sc desarrollars en- un
catarro muy serio, Todas las mahanaa
expectorapa muchisima fema que me
era muy desagradable. La digestion era
mala, y los pulmones delcados,
"Empece a mejorar deSpu@S de
haber tornado aLgunaS doSis de Peruna
y segura de que me curaba en- POGO
tempo, ConHnie ton&ndoIa.
'Tenfa raz6n, pues despueS dc
cuafr0 Sen1anaS me SenH bien.
"Yo creo que Ia Peruna es IN gran
remedio y deseo adhiera mi testimonic
los muchos que V. ha recibido."-
Josie Sehaetzel.
FL catarro es universal. rs diGciI
para curar. A muchos doctores no lie:
gusta tratar de cur2r Q! catarro.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-04

Crescione antes de jugar mira
detenidamente la posicion de las
bolas, examina con la vista las ba-
randas del billar y, como quien va
seguro al acometer una empresa
empieza la jugada en- una serie de
dificiles y complicadas carambolas,
logrando una carambola de reunion
en- la que llega hasta el n1mero de
1875 caramholas.
Sc nota gran agitaci6n en- el
publico.
Las bolas estau en- dificil posi-
clon para hacer una carambola. La
victoria Sc presents dudosa. Los
champions demuestran serenidad y
aplotuo. Los dos tienen la vista fla
en- el billar. Muchos de los que
apostaban q MARTINEZ proponen sus-
pender las apuestas particulares.
Tia el seiior Martinez y no
hace carambola; mas agitacion en-
el publico.
Tocale otra vez a Crescioni y
en- una carambola smaestran en- que
solo separa la bola del senor Marti-
nez a la banda menos de una Inca,
pasa la bola de Crescioni sin tocar
la banda nj la bola errando la ca
rambola.
Quedan las bolas en- condicio-
nes para que el joven MARTINEZ con
su golpe inesperado hiciese caram-
bola, y quedando las bolas en- posi-
ci6n para batir el record.
FL Jurado declara vencedor al
JOven Martinez Acosta y el publlco
entcuceS Sc lama al salon abrazan-
do y proclamando a veucedor y
como dos jugadores de alta
escuela.
Erasmo Crescioni perdi6 hon,
rosameute. FL entusiasmo en- esta
ciudad por tan culto sport Sc desa-
rrolla de una manera manifesto.
La banca alemana alcanz6 uno
1iez por uno.
Con el fin de extinguir con
lena de 80 dias ingres6 en- esta
,arrel, el individuo Emilio Reyes,
lcusado de abuse de confanza.
CONFESSIONAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-04

sada 5 rneses por abuse de con6an.
"a; Gregoria Orengo 90 dias por
alterar la pAz plblica; y Victoria
Ortiz IS dias por igual delito.
-Anoche Sc veri6co la Ultima
partida de billar para disputar el
championato en- los salones de ola
Venus
Desde las primeras horas de la
noche Sc vieron los salones concu
rridos por toios los elementos de
uuestra sociedad
Sien 10 p-queno5 los salones
para contener la concurrencia hu,
bo necesidad de habilitar q Ultima
bora el patio, poniendo gradss que
Sc llenaron por Ia muchedumbre
amante decidida del culto sport.
a las nueve menos cinco Sc
conStituy6 el Jurado Y a las nueve
do comienzo el acto, ganando la
tabla Ell joven Crescioni para la sa-
Ida. A la salida hace este joven
la primera carambola de inteucion
soberbia, pero fatal en- la practica.
FL joven Martinez Acosta CO.
nooiendo Ia fuerza de su adversario
ejecutor, con serenidad intenta la
preparation y 10 consigue. aventa
jando su adversario en- considera-
bic n1mero de carambolas
No por este desmaya el joven
antes bicn, volvieudo por
los fueros de su fama, practica ca
rambolas de dificil ejecuci6ny y con-
sigue igualarle en- medic de nutri-
d Is aplausos
FL Jurado concede uu receso de
S minntos para los eftctos de Ia
Banca Y aputstas particulares.
R-lnu la la Ia p1rtida, los con
tendieutes Sc mantienen igual al
-ura lla,ti lleglr a las $50 caram
1olas.
La victoria era dudoSa, pero e1
oven MARTINEZ Acosta duplica sus
pouiendo la partida a 1913
.arambolas por I73 SUI adversario.
Toca tirar al joven Crescioni.
'ilencio sepuicrar reina entire los
oncurrentes.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-04

ra considerable nula, perdiendo 81
licitador el derecho de tomar parte
en- Ia subasta.
Secci6n 4ta:-La Junta Adju-
dicadora, una vez reunida Ala ho-
"a dispuesta cumplirG en- todas sus
parties, 10 previsto por el inciso ".
de Ia secci6n e6 de Ia Ley Munich
pal y adenks eiercerA, 81 ad 10 es-
timOre procedente, Ia facultad que
el apartado V, dc la citada seccioH,
le con6ers.
No obstante, la administration
Sc reserva el derecho de aprobar 8
no el acto del remate.
Secci6n 5e-Aprobada que fue.
re esta Ordenanza, por parte del
Alcalde, una copia de ella, debida-
mente certi6cada, Sc fijara en- cinco
puntos visibles de la poblaci6n,
anunciandose ademas, en- un peri6-
dico de los de mayor circulation,
por 10 meDos tres veces, durante el
perfodo de tempo, que transcurra
desde esta fecha, hasta la que estG
fjado el remate, para general COMO
cimiento y concurrehcia de licita.
dores.
Secci6u 6a-Esta Ordenansa
entrarA en- vigor y sera ejecutada
tan pronto fuere apfobada por el
Alcalde.
EI Seystsrio mSsiapat 4at
JHscyT6e.
CERTIFIcA: Que la anterior
Ordenanra es copia fel y exacIa de
la original adoptada por el Concejo
municipal, en- session del IA de Gbril
cursante y aprobada por el Alcalde,
el dia die1 y nueve del mismo mes
y afio.
Y para remitir al peri6dico LA
OEMocp 4 los efectns de sn ;r.
Serci6n, de acuerdo conlo dispuesto
por la secci6n 81 de esta OrdenanEa.
libro la presente, visada por el Sc.
nor Alcalde en- Arroyo, P. R., 4
los dieE y nueve dias del mes de
abril del afio mil noveciehtos siete.
Jest r. Robert, Secretario-Ve B9
I. r. MStVEJ, Alcalde.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-04
Acadia Munich pal de Arroyo

Ordenanza adoptada por ell Concejo
( Municipal de Arroyo, P. R, dis
poniendo el remate de las obras
siguientes.
CONSTRUCTION de un muro de fa-
brica de horlnig6n, de 2oI me-
tros, en- la margen izquierda del
rio YaurelS y sdesmonte de Ia mar
gen de1echa frente al muro, para
uniformar el ancho del cauce y
direction de la corriente, terra
plenando el espacio, que resulte
cerradO por el lnuro, con los pro-
ductos obtenidos del desmonteD.
POR CUANTO, el Honorable
Comisionado del Interior ha apro-
bado, conforme 10 dispuesto por la
seccion 6ta. de la sLey disponien-
do la construction de un puente
sobre el rio Yaurel, de Arroyo, y
obras de defens&s, para impedir los
desbordamientos de dicho rioo, el
plano y pliego de condolences, para
las obras de defensas, en- la margen
izquierda del expresado rio, 4 fin
de evitar las inundaciones en- este
pueblo, por Ell sitio denominado
Cuatro Gales.
POR CUANTO, apareciendo
comprendidas en- el plano de refe-
rencia, para llevar a cabo las citadas
defensas, dos soluciones, que con-
Sisten; una en- aRecti6car el GAUGE
del rio, por medic de un canaln y la
otra en- SConstruir un muro de fa-
brica de hormig6n, en- la margen
izquierda del rio, sitio denomiuado
Cuatro Gales, desmontando a la
vez la nargeu derecha, frente al
murO, para uniformar el ancho del
la direction de la lcorriente
en- dicho sitio; terraplenando el es-
pacio, que resulte cerrado por el
nuro, con los produCtos obtenidos
del desmonte, esta Corporation Sc
decide pOr la soluci6n segunda, 6
yea la del muro y al efecto de acuer-
10 con 10 dispuesto por la secci6n
Is de la Ley Municipal, estima con-
'euisutecoutratsT Ia ejeeuci6n de
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-04
Sigui6 Los Consoles (
Del DR.. Hartman =
Carfa De Gratifud.

Sra. Antonio Rauch, 4S8 Johnston W
St., Bucyrus, Ohio, manifesto 10
siguiente:
"Estaba padeciendo de constipation y
del higado, cuando me di6 sus consejo
y compre seis frsscos do Peruna Y
Manalin.
"Me sentia mejor cuandO habEa
tornado IN fraScO. y cUand0 concIui Ell
SegundO fraSco me Sentc0mpletamenfe
bjen Per0, cODtinuarf tomandO JaS
medicinas por aigGn TEMPO hasta eSfar
Segura de mi cura,
"Yo creo que el Manalin es una de los
mejores remedies one he conocido para
la constipation Nuncs estare sin el,
Me la fortalecido. Puedo trabajar un
dia entero sin cansarme.
"EStoy tan alegre porque no me dan
mas esos bahldos. No he tenido uno
desde que tome su medicina,
"Carezco de palabras con que darle las
gracias por el bien que me ha hecho su
mediclna. Todos los enfermos debieran
probarla.
La Popularidad De La Peruna.
La Peruna no es como otras tantas
medicinas, que Sc olvidan tan pronto
como Sc usan las primeras botellas.
CuAnto mas Sc usa Ia Peruna mas popu-
! lar Sc hGGa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-04

Esto explica ell porque la Peruna ha
llegado ser tan popular. Cura ell ca
tarro, y este debe eu popularidad.
Ell catarro es casi universal, El catarro
es difcil para curar.
Por 10 tanto, cuando Sc tnventa I'M
remedio, que puede usarse por un precio
moderado, tai remedio inevlta ablemeute
Sc hace popular.
Dirijase por consejo medico gratis, al
Doctor Hartman, Presidente del SAM.
tario Hartman, Columbus, Ohio, E.
II. da 4,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-04

En- ell mundo hay infinidad de RENE.
dios para Ell catarro. Muchos de ellos
SON aplicaciones locales, y otros para
ser usados interiormente.
Desgraciadamente un gran n6mero Dc
estos remedies, especialmente los que
recetan los medicos, contieneu narc6ti.
cos de alghn genero, como cocaina, opio
= aguardiente.
Estos remedies allvian temporalmente.
Ell entermo cree que esta mejor. En
pocas semanas, no obstante, descubre el
error. No tan solo no esta meier del c&-
tarro, stno que tambien ha adquirIdo el
NAL hAbito de usar narcoticos. Esto
sucede en- ma multitud de casos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-04
La Peruna Remueva La Causa Del
CatarrO,

CatarrO.
La Peruna no afecta el sistema y
elimina gradualmente ell catarrc, re-
moviendo la causa. Hay multitud de
hogares adonde Sc ha estado usando Ia
Peruna por veinte afios.
La Peruna ReaImente Cura.
La raz6n porque la Peruna ha llegado
q ser ell modelo del mundo como remedio
para el catarro, &c simplemente porque
cura ell catarro.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-04
La E&brica De Medicina Mas 0rande
Del MundO,

Del MundO.
El rapido progreso de la Peruna Medi-
cine Co., ha sido tan maravilloso como
Ia popularidad universal de su remedio,
Peruna.
Los estAblecimientos ocupan un
ndmero de acres, y da trabajo cientos
de empleados. No hay otra fabrica de
med!cina en- ell mundo que haya hecho
los negocios que he hecho la casa Ell
DR.. Hartman.
ATTN cuando Ia Peruna es una medi-
Gina patentizada, no Sc ocultAn sus com.
ponentes. y NADIA 10 place mas al DR..
2 Hartman que ell ensehar los muchos
amigos de la Peruna los procedimientos
POI medios de los cuGles se hace esta
medicina.
La Receta De I'm Doctor:
Por afios ell DR.. Hartman us6 la Peruna
en- su practica privada, como una receta
regular. Nunca pens6 en- fabricarla 6
anunciarla como medicina de patente,
hasta que 10 solicitaron sus muchos
amigos, quienes pedfan la receta
original.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-04

Curada Por La Puna Dspufs De Vne AHos De Enermedad
Sra NJ Davies 1905 Buena Vista St. Nashville Tennessee escbe
I sguiente:
DespueS de haber padeco pobado
los remedies anunciadoS pddo las
J Pece deSeos t0mar Ia Peruna.
; acfuaInenfe Senf0 mas jOVeD
FecomendandO cOnOcid0s ''M Davis
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-04
Debe La SaIud A La Pe-ru-na.


Sta Wan $50 N. Dale street, St. Paul. Mnnu escribe:
La s 6mago ines
] tnos Estaba muy d6bil y perdf Ell apeto.
Tome tres ascOs de Peuna prono empee FscuperAr mi ssu
"TanbiGn fenfa Cakarr0 Ia cabeza 10 cur6
"Debo Ia Pernna saIud de que hoy gozo o.-'L Wall
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-04

Una raz6n porque Ia Peruns 50
uSa permanentemente en- taHf0S
hogares, eS porque no cOntiene nsr.
c6ficOS de ningdn 0enerO.
La PeFuna no eS n0civa d Ia ssIH6.
Sc pUede usar pOr Ell tempo que Se
deSee, sin que Sc adQuiera eI hAbitO
de t0msr drOgas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-04
Tlene Peruna En- La Casa,

Carta de Ia Sra. Jessie Smith, 400 Buttles Ave-,
Columbus, Ohio:
"Use Ia Peruna para Ell cafsrro de Ia ca6eGa
y eSt6n1ag0, y me ha curad0 cOmpIetamenee.
"Creo por 10 tanto, poder recomendarla todo
/ ell que padezca de dicha enfermedad, segufs do
qua curar4
"Siempre Ia tengO On Ia casa. "..-Jessie
Smith.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-11-04

small way. But to do so requires
resolution. 1t is the business of a
very considerable public to offer
allurement for the last dime. 1t Is n
simple system of bookkeeping that
charges everything UP to the cost of
living. Wage earners should know
enough about business to provide u
sinking fund to serve as insurance.
They should not neglect this in j
time of prosperity. 1t is good dis
ciplne to save. 1t is discipline that
will enable men to overcome many
small temptations on the side of
what they cannot afford.
How many wage earners try to
save? They see people spending
money freely. and they fall into the
habit Of thinking that it is not worth
while to hold on to any of their
money They say there is not enough
OF it to be worth while. 1T is task
to deal successfully with the day of
small things.
There is plenty of evidence around
town Of a Saturday night of the ex-
travagance Of wage earners. They
spend their money freely, and they
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-11-04
THE HABIT OF SAVING.
(Sioux City JournaD

(Sioux City JournaD
Wage earners say they can save
nothing as things are. They are reg
ularly employed and wages were
never higher. But they say the cost
of living has increased and that it is
all they can do to make ends meet
This is unfortunate. 1t amounts to
denial that the times are prosperous
Present activity will be interrupted
Good times cannot continue to grow
better. There is crest to every
wave. and then a recession. If it is
hard for the wage earners to make ends
meet as things are the strain will be
greater when prosperity is less in
evidence.
How many wage earners try to
save something? They do what they
can to increase their receipts. but
how many of them make persistent
effort to reduce their expenditures
Prosperity is measured by the differ
ence between what is taken in and
what is paid ont Adversely comes
under the same rule.
1t is bad business to run behind.
When credit is good it is easy to get
in debt, and when credit is gone
there is nothing easy, associated with
self respect. Wage earners should be
careful of their credit. They should
be careful about putting mortgage
on next week. or next month, or next
year. 1t costs money to do business
on credit, and the debtor is expected
to pay for the risk.
It IS possible to be forehanded In
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-11-04

put 1t all down to the cost Of living
. 1t is unfortunate that there Is moth
ing to show for much Of this money
on Sunday morning, unless 1t be a
headache.
Wage earners are entitled to good
living. They are entitled to com
Portable clothing. They are entitled
to comfortable homes. Men who are
right minded can find wholesome en-
tertanment in taking good care OF
family. 1t is profitable employment
to plan for the best results with the
least amount Of money. Such occu-
patton serves to develop character
and benefit community.
The cost Of living is largely in ex-
penditure for unnecessary things, and
it runs into large expenditure for
foolish and harmful things. The rule
should be to live on the income. pro-
vide for the necessaries and comforts
and leave margin for stormy
weather
The habit Of saving can be made
ENJOYABLE, and the general effect OF
1t is against habits that go from bad
to 1yorce
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-11-04
Iowa Newspapers
SUGAR BEETs.
fp,rkershnrg Eclipse)

The crop of sugar beets raised by a
number Of farmers in this section is
being loaded and shipped to the sugar
beet factory at Waverly. The beets are
turning out from eight to twelve tons
per acre and the contract price Is $3.50
per ton. The season has been unfav-
orable for the growth Of beets this
year and many of those who raised
them this year are dissatisfied with the
results obtained and will not try the
experiment next year. They claim
that the work of taking care of the
beets is difficult and hard and requires
a great deal Of time and care. One
farmer told a reporter Of this paper
that six acres Of beets would keep a
man pretty busy the bulk of the sum-
mer taking care of them. That Isl, If
the crop is taken care of as it should
be to secure the best results Where
there are plenty of young people handy
who are willing to work who can be
secured to pull the weeds from around
the plants and thin them at the proper
time the crop is profitable one to
raise. But where such help is scarce
other crops on the farm will pay bet
ter for the time, energy and work
placed upon them.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-11-04
WISE COUNTY NEwsPAPERlNG.

The Eldora Ledger has always been
fair example of the better class OF
strictly county papers. IT gets the
news, publishes it as soon as II can
and writes it in readable and accur-
ate fashion. The latest move of the
Ledger management is another step
toward wisdom and a better news
service for the county newspaper field
and one that might be taken with
benefit to itself and it's subscribers by
every county weekly
The Ledger announces that 1t mas
discontinued the use of patent IN
sides" and will print its paper entirely
on its own pre- sses, devoting the space
occupied by the ready print to local
news and happenings of interest WIN
in IFS field. 1t will not attempt to fur
nish world news, but leave that to the
daily newspaper, recognizing that the
daily came with the mail routes and
to stay, because of the prompt COM
n,eteness of it's service. 1t will supply
daily papers 10 its subscribers at
clubbing rates and furnish complete
resume of local news in its own coll
umns.
This is a day of specialization. NO
danly newspaper can furnish the local
news of all he neighborhoods ana
communities into which the clrcula-
ton of a good daily extends The
daily must co1lfine its pages TO mat
tor of more general interest than the
common happe nings at home and this
raster of common happenings, the
,n,,en,ents of the population. changes
repairs and transfer is the charm OF
The local weekly 1t is register OF
! events at hone 1t is local history
in the making. Indeed, the TRANSFER
of 100 acres between Jones and Brown
, win he a much more important mat
ter forty wears from now than the
murder that occurred yesterday. Bu'
! we are willing to wait a week for the
news Of the transfer, while we want
fine facts Of murder, bank failure, bat
tie and sudden death before the sun
sets.
The daily and weekly have theil
legitimate fields and mutual interests
There is no justified war between the
two. Neither can interfere seriously
with the othel and they may be OF
great use TO one another. The daily
OH the mail TO lite is necessity. The
local weekly is equally needed there
The farmer of today demands the best
Of both and is entitled to the service
FOR which he pays. The Ledger is
IN arely at the lead of the procession
when il takes its present stand and is
in the way of higher efficiency and a
larger subscription list
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-11-04
1'ERMs:
ELECTION DAY TOMORROW.

Tomorrow is election day. Not III
Iowa. O. no: not in Iowa. Here we
shall be husking corn. liking FENCES
farm and political, and going ABOUT
our regular business in regular ana
methodical way. No excited groups
will occupy the sidewalks. NO pc
hammered carriages will invite us to a
free ride to he polling place and to
votes for Stokes. Brown, or Robinson
1t is good Something, of course is
lacking. We miss excitement. Per-
hans we are a little lonesome. but it
is a good lonesome.
State elections occur in New YORK
and Massa chusetts, Rhode Island,
MARYLAND, Mississippi and Kentucky.
In New York the fight is between
Tammany on one side and the repub-
leans and Hearsts league on the oth-
er. In Massachusetts seven candidates
are out for the governorship ten TICK
cts are in the field and the outcome
is hard to forecast. Both republican,
and democratic parties are divided
over the question of tariff revision.
Two strenuous municipal elections
are on in Cleveland and San Francis
co. Burton and Tom Johnson are en-
gagged in life and death struggle
for the Cleveland mayoralty. with the
chances in f,urton's favor. In San
Francisco the fight is between the
citizens and the graftersF gang OF
which Schmitz and Reuf We're the
leaders. These are important elections.
They illustrate to what great degree
municipal elections bear on pollt1cai
and moral issues in general and the
attention attracted is deep and earn
est over the country.
Nebraska will elect railroad COM
missioner and university regents, to-
morrow; Pennsylvania state treas
urer, and New Jersey governor.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-11-04
Topics Of the Times

Perhaps it is poor diplomacy to send
the fleet to the Pacific, but at times
the grin of 16-inch gun availeth
much where diplomatic smile would
fail.
The bank runs in Iowa seem to be
in instead of out.
Seven are candidates for governor of
Massachusetts. Even Uncle George
might find some one he would be glad
to support among a big bunch like
that.
1t is supposed that the new Hearst
editor welcomed the appointment with
eager hands to hospitable Graves.
Tho gold may be beaten until one
ounce is spread over 146 square feet
knocking on the currency is not likely
to assist expansion in the present
crisis.
II Mr. Graves was thinking of the
editorship Of the Hearst outfit when
he played himself up by suggesting
Roosevelt's denomination, he is en-
titled to more credit for shrewdness
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-11-04
Do You Open Your Mouth

Like young bird and gulp down what
ever food or medicine may be offered you?
Or, do you want to know something Of the
composition and character of that which
you take into your stomach whether as
food or medicine?
Most Intelligent and sensible people
nowadays insist on knowing what they
employ whether as food or as medicine.
DIR. Pierce believes they have perfect
right to insist upon such knowledge. Sol he
publishes s1uadcast and on each bottle
wrapper, what his medicines are made Of
aud veUfies. ity1nder-eath This he feels
he can %;e.slx Afford TO do hecl use the more
the ilgredisnts Of which his medicines
are made are stldied and understood the
more viii their superlor cNratiye VIRTUES
be lDlTscIaIeL
For the cure OF woman's peculiar weak.
nesses, irregularities and arrangements,
owing rise 70 frequent headaches, back
acne. dragging-down pain or distress In
lower abdominal or pelvic region, accom-
panied, Outlines, with facilitating,
pelvic, catarrhal drain and kindred symp-
toms Of Weakness, DR.. Pierce's Favorite
Prescription is most efficient remedy.
1t is equally effective in curing painful
periods, in giving strength to nursing
mothers and in preparing, the system OF
the expectant mother for baby's coming,
thus rendering childbirth safe and com
paratively painless. The rFavorite Pre-
scription Is most potent, strengthening
tonic to. the general system and to the
organs distinctly feminine in particular.
II is also soothing and invigorating
nel'vine and cures nervous exhaustion,
nervous prostration. neuralgia, hystera,
spa.sms. chorca or st. Vitus's dance. and
a OF OF
tendant upon functional and organic dis
eases OF the distinctly feminine organs.
Al host OF medical authorities OF all the
several schools OF practice, recommend
each Of the several ingredients OF which
sFavorite Prescription" Is made for the
cure OF the diseases for which it is claimed
to be cure. You may read what, they
REQUEST for q free booklet OF extracts
from the leading authorities, to DR.. r. Y.
Pierce, Invalids' Hotel and Surgical In
stitute. Buffalo. N. Y, and 1t will come to
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