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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-30

>rearse. "El mas:alto ideal, dijo,
4 que puede aspirar un pueblo, es
a la impartial administration de
justicia por los tribunales, sin te-
NOR nj favor inalterable por la in
huencia de los ricos nj por las anne
nazas de los demagogos' Y ana
di6 que debfa dominarse 4 esas EN-
presas con remedio radicales, 8 de 10
contrario Sc imponla fuese el go
bierno quien las manejsse.
Por ultimo, Sc lament6 de no
tener tempo para hablar de Cuba,
Puerto Rico y Filipinas, de 10 cual
debemos alegrarnos, pues va sabe
mos 10 que habria de decir de nos
otros; que estamos pr6speros y fe-
lices, pero que no estamos todavia
preparados para el gobierno propio.
Como Sc We, Mr.. Taft no ST.
que otra politica que la de Mr..
Roosevelt. Los atruStsD no es pro
bable den dinero esta vez para las
elecciones 81 el candidate es Roos
sevelt 8 Taft; tampoco desean Ell
triunfo de los dem6cratas, pues Is
tos les tratarlan peor. Habra otro
candidate republlcano que sera apo
yado por los magnates de la banca
y que quizas pueda derrotar a 10
anteriores, Y aunque su nombre NJ
suena todavia, me inclino 4 Greer Sc.
ra Mr.. Root. Va anuncian los Pc
riodicos que Mr. Root Sc separara
pronto del gabinete por no esta,
conforme con la polftica que sigut
Mr.. Roosevelt.
ST este ocurriese, la candida
tura de Taft fracasaria. Y de elle
me alegraria, pues los puertorri
queios no ganariamos NADIA Ell est
cambio. No creo que tampoco ga,
nemos mucho con Mr.. Root; pero
al menos este es un verdadero esta-
dista, y aunque no caza osos nj Sc
batio en- Cuba, es honbre de talen.
to y contrario q las ideas y proce-
dimientos imperialistas.
MARIANA ABRIL.
! Agosto 1907.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-30

El afio pasado Mr. Bryant hihf |
TN viaje por Oriente y Europa y
fue..recibido por los emperadores del
Jap6n y Russia y por el rey de In
glaterra. Mr. Bryant sera proba-
blemente el proxino candidate pa
ra la presidencia por el partido de-
mocrata.
Y como Mr. Taft sera tambien
probablemente el candidate de los
republicanos, no quiere ser menos
que su contrincante, y Ell estos dlas
emprendera un viaje a Oriente y
Europa, y visitara, segdn dicen los
peri6dicos, q tres emperadores, los
del Jap6n, Russia y Alemania, y
aNda mais, al rey de Inglaterra.
Es necesario ese reclamo para que
suene mucho su nombre y sugestio-
mar la masa popular con esas m
teylle7tS con reyes y emperadoles;
pues, por muy democratic que sea
este pueblo, no dejan de impresio-
narles las atlas gerarquias. Porque
! la humanidad es igual en- todas
parties; para su gobierno moral ne
cesita tener un Dios y para su go
bierno social un rey 8 un empe-
rador.
Su viaje a Filipinas tiene por
objeto asistir a la aperture de la
primera Asamblea Legislative de
aquel pals, 10 cual, dadas las sim
patfas de que ALI goza entire el ele
mento nativo el Secretario de Ia
guerra, quizas resulte favorable pa
ra los 6lipinos.
Pero antes de embarcarse, Mr..
Taft ha lanzado un dircurso sensa-
cional, para que los electores no lie
olviden durante su ausencia. Ha-
bio de las tarifas de los ferrocarri-
les cali6candolas del amayor abuse
contra ell cual Sc rebelaba la con-
ciencia pdblica.O
Tambien tuvo epitetos para
Ell aSugar TrustD, el oTobaco Com
panyD y el STANDARD Oil Company
y dijo que 81 no hubiera va uns
ley que las castigara, habria que
L
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-30
(fGditO y AhOrfO POD(ehO

4 los iMbOnenteS SO6ye H6retas
de aA0yro. --Habiendo muchas IL
bretas que no tienen inscritos los
intereses correspondence al primer
semestre de 1907, Sc ruega a los
duefos de las mismas, Sc sirvan
preSentarlas, en- estas o6cinas, al
etnpleado correspondence, a fin de
poder llenar ese requis to- Ponce,
julio 10 de Ioo7.-E Presidente,
x. MARIANI. 80. PA. S.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-30


on6mica cuahdsds
NO LA VENDE PREGUNTE
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-30
DE- TODAS parties
PrOxima construction
de I'M canal. COste
de la empresa.
ARDIOES IAPONESEs
Reformas en- Ia marina de In.
glaterra La prohibition
del opio en- China.

El aMatins de Paris anuncia la
proXima construction de un canal
de MarseIla al Rhone. Eeta via de
navegacion sera ell parte subterra-
nea, pues pasara bajo varias mon
tanas que sera precise perforar en-
uoa longitud de q 8 millas.
ESe tllnel tandra "a metros de
ancho por I5I. de alto. Sera ne
cesario guitar ago, 900 metros Gu
hicos de TERRA y rocas, es decir,
'I.o7S, 900 mttros cIbicos mas de 10
que Sc extrajo al perforar el Sim
pl6n. FL costo total de esa obra
vendra ser de setenta y seis mi
llones.
Ell N0useam 7tmbs de San
Petersburgo publica TN largo ar
ticulo sobre el progreso de los ia
poneses en- Manchuria. En- el Sc
acusa a los laponeses de nanejos
ocultos para sublevar a los habi.
tautes contra la actual dinastia
China, con el fin de poder derro-
carla, en- I'LL momento dado, del
lnismo modo que ha sido destrouado
el Emperador de Corea.
-Dicen de Londres que a con.
secuencia de las exp.osiones que
han ocurrido q bordo de varios bu.
ques de guerra, el Almirantazgo ha
decidido dotar los almacenes de pol
vora de maquinas refrigeradoras
reforma que ocasionara IN gasto de
500. 900 libras esterlinas.
La question del opio sigue
preocupando de manera enorme en
toda China.
Tan pronto como expire el
plazo de dos meses concedido por
edicto imperial a los comerciantes
de opio, fueron cerrados en- todo
el imperio cuautas tiendas y fuma-
deros Sc encontraban abi9rtos.
Las autoridades chinas y las
iuglesas han cumplido ell edicto
con rigor severisimo, no obstante
las protestas del pdblico.
La abolicion del uso del opic
ha exacelhAdo la a6ci6n la NOR.
fna.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-30
NOTAS De ACUAD|LlA
Una vista a la Car
eel. Discipline y or.
den admira b1es.
MISA SOLEMNE
MISA SOLEMNE
Una comunicaci6n.;- Policia
lnsular trasladado. In
dulto de un preso.

Agosto 28.-E otro dia tuvi.
mos el gusto de girar una vista a
la carcel de este distrito.
Observamos en- todo una disci-
pima y un orien admirab!es. Me-
loras muy importantes han sido in
troducidas en- este edifcio, las cua.
les hablan muy alto en- favor del
cello y actividad que vienen desple-
plegando tanto Ell jefe, seior Men.
dez Liciaga, como los demas en-
pleados del penal.
Los confuados que cumplen
condena estan separados completa-
mente de los que Sc ballan recluidos
en- sumaria. A cada preso Sc lie ha
p oporcionado un par de mudas de
ropl, marcadas con las inciales A.
j. (Aguadilla Jail.)
Ell Hon. Goberuador Mr..
Post, ha conmutado la pena de seis
meses a cuatro idem 20 dias, que
venia extinguiendo en- la carcel de
esta ciudad el con6nado Confesor
Barreto, cocinero de la misma. La
conmutacion de la pena obedece,
segIn Sc nos informa, al estado de
gravedad en- que Sc halla la mujer
lie dicho Barreto, en- Ell barrio aAcei-
tuna,D de Moca.
-Ha sido trasladado a Ponce,
Il activo policia insular don Pra.
xedes Gonzalez.
Ell jefe de penal de esta ciu,
dad, ha dirigido al alcalde de aqui
una communication solicitando Ia
composition del piso de las depen
iencias destinadas q enfermeria y
galera de mujeres, como tambien e
de la cocina y entrada del penal
construction de un lavadero, pin
tura interior y exterior del estable
cimiento, recorrida de goteras, re
paracion de grietas y arreglo d
puertas y ventanas.
-Ha sido celebrada en- la igle
sia catolica de esta ciudad, uua mi
sa por Ell eterno descanso del aim
de la malograda seiiorita Providen
cia Rubio Lopez. Odcio en- las cere
monias, que resultaron solemnes
el Reverendo Padre Tovar.
-Ha 6jado de6nitivamente S,
residencia en- esta ciudad, en- uniol
de su apreciable esposa, nuestr,
muy querido amigo y correligiona
rio..don Gonzalo Balete, importadt
propietario y agricultor del barrie
aArenaleso y uno de los propagan
distas mas activoS de la Union d,
Puerto Rico en- esta comarca.
CORRESPONSAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-30
IuvTA E!cOLAR De YAIuCOA

Sc anuncian vacantes por cinco
dias, a contar del de esta fecha, una
escuela especial de ingles, uua escue-
la graduada y dos rurales. Los aspi-
rantes prcscntaran sus solicitudes,
documentadas, al Secretario de la
Junta,
Yabneoa, P r., agosto 23 de
1907 = CARLOS BENITEZ SANTANA,
Presldente. SIS S.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-30
DESDE TOA-ALTA
Iuez accidental EN- Ba-
vam0n. Al distrito
escolar de Caguas.
Mr.. N. A. OUCONT
Robo. Academic 4 una nj.
ma. -Muerte de uu pa
triota en- Morovis.

Agosto 27. Fl, joven letra 10
don Antonio Lopez del Vale, ami
90 y convecino puestro, Sc halla
sustituyendo accidentalmente al
Juez municipal de Bayam6n, au-
sente de ese pueblo en- uso de Ii
cencia.
Ell sabado tuvimos ell gusto
de saludar en- este pueblo, a Mr.. NJ.
A. Ducont, ex Superintendent de
escuelas de este distrito, el cual
pasa al de Caguas con igual des-
tine.
Lo acompaiiaba el mismo lns-
pector nomhrado por el Departa-
mento para reemplazarle, y que
ejerci6 en- Guayama durante el aiio
anterior.
Aver tarde Sc cay6 por uno
de los antepechos de la casa de
nuestro amigo don Manuel Velilla,
a una altura de cuatro varas, una
nifia de pocos amos, de una de sus
sirvientas. Aunque recibio algu-
mas contusiones, como era natural
que ocurriera, sigue bien.
Ell domingo lie sustrajeron
al lnismo seior Velilla del caj6n
de la mercancfa algunos billetes.
por valor de veinte 8 veinte y cinco
pesos. Esto ocurrio mientras los
dependencies Sc hallaban despa-
chando en- la pulperia. Las sos
pechas recaen Ell dos individuos que
Sc hallaban cerca de aquel sltio y
que Sc marcharon, sin poder ser CO.
gidos por la policia que los
persigui6.
Hay que abrir mucho los ojos
para evitar esos percances NADIA
agradables.
I'm amigo leal y sincere de
muchos amos un patricia enthusiastic
y decidido, que supo sacri6car sus
recursos pecuniarios y exponer la
vida en- defensa de los ideales san.
tos que acariciaba, acaba de pagar
en- Morovis su 1ltimo tribute q la
uaturaleza.
Su nombre, don Felipe Corde-
70, padre de don Jose Simplicio
Cordero, hourado y digno alcalde
de aquel pueblo.
Tn gladiator menos, que por
una fuvrza incontrastable del desti-
no, cae exhausto de vida Ell las
avanzadas de la Union puertorri-
qu"na, dejando en- muchos pena
prcfunda y acerbos dolores.
La desgracia es grande. Nos.
otros la deploramos con toda el al.
ma y al decirle adios al viejo lucha-
dor, al bizarro compaiiero que Sc
marcia para siempre, nos unimos a
la penl qle tortu,a el espiritu de
los sefes queridos que deja en- las
continues batallas del mundo.
CoRREsPoNsAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-30
Pianos Alemanes.

Pianos alemanes Geissler. Los
mejores que Sc conocen por su Sc.
guridad, duraci6n, armonia y deli
cadeza. Han vuelto a recibirse por
los seiiores N. Llauri y Co. Cruz l /,
San Juan, P. R. Ventas al conta-
do y a plazos. PrecioS sin compe-
tencla. 3o.Io.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-30
lSUNTOS D|VERSOS
EscandalO en- e1 barriO
de Puerta de TERRA.
En- ola Cotorra."
nnnAA mr. naMm
OBRAS De PINTURA
En- la 1ntendencia. = Muier
indultada. -Nombrs mien.
to de una profesora.

Inf6rmasenos que en- Puerta
de TERRA, casa conocida por la Go
torraS, dos cou6nados que Sc ha-
bian salido de su trabajo en- la ca
rretera, promovieron un escandalo
con las individuas Leocadia Cana
cho, Francisco Saldaia y Dionisia
Gonzalez.
Los presos Sc llaman Hernia
negildo Gonzalez y Balbino Garcia,
los cuales estaban bajo la vigilan,
cla de los guardias de carretera Je
s1s Ma Santiago y Acasio Rodii
guez Fuentes.
La corte municipal sentenci6
hoy 4 dichos iudividuos a ; meses
de carcel 6 5 90 de multa, ordenan-
do al sargento Gonzalez investigar
la falta gu. pudieran cometer los
suSodichos con6nados.
Las Pastillas Digestivas del
DR. lie Roy, marca ANTURICAS,
quitan la palidez y demacracion en-
el semblante.
-Ha sido nombrada profesora
de la Escuela de Carload de ni1os
de Santurce, la seiiorita Laura Gi
lestra, con el haber anual de seis-
cientoS dollars.
Angela Cruz, que cumplia
condena en- la carcel de Aguadilla,
de i'm afio y seis meses por hurto
menor y falsa representation, fue
indultada hoy por el Gobernador.
Dicho indulto tendran efecto
II de octubre, y Sc fuuda en- ha
llarse dicha presa en- estado de em
barazo.
Sc vienen ejecutando obras
de pintura en- el interior del edih
clio de la antigua Intendencia.
Ell veciudario de la Cidra ha
ce gestiones porque Sc establezca
ALI una estaciou telefonica y porque
comiencen 10 mas pronto possible las
obras de la carretera de aquel pue
bio 4 Comerfo.
BUEN SURTIDO
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-30

dad de Donate Reyes, la cual ofre-
clio en- venta en- la hacienda aRes
tauradan de aquella municipalidad,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-30

guardia O>asio, del puesto de San
Sebastian, arrestaron ALI a Manuel
Abadia y Jose MediavilIs Herman
dez por robo de un caballo, el cual
les fue ocupado.
Hoy fue:on puestos EN- liber-
tad, en- la carcel municipal, por ha-
Der extinguido sus condemns, Mar
celino Manzaro, Juan Gonzalez,
Marcelino Villegas, Esteban.. Natal,
Gala Torres y Braulia Rohles.'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-30
BUEN SURTIDO

Tenemos el mayor gusto de
avisar q nuestros favorecedoreS, que
hemos recibido TN surtido nuevo de
faldas negras y de colores, que hoy
vendemos al precio sumamente ba-
ratio de 4 50 cada uno. Tambien
Tin surtido de Abrigos de Seda, de
todos precios. Como siempre nues-
tras mercancias son del mas alto
grado y daran la mayor satisfaction.
DAVID BELLAMoRE
2I Allen, altos y bajos. San
Juau, P. R. 40 Q
Ell cabo Acaron Correa Y
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-11-27
A PORTABLE BLACKSMITH SHOP
Has Been Installed on Central Division
of Missouri Pacific.

ST. Louis, Mo, Nov. 27.-The Mis-
souri, Pacific has in operation on the
central division portable blacksmith
shop. which has been found to effect
substantial economies in the mainten-
ance of way department. The port
able plant is in charge of a mainten-
ance of way repair man, who reports
direct to the division engineer. There
is one helper.
The outfit consists of two cars. One
is bunk car equipped with sufficient
bins and shelves to provide convenient
storage for the rivets, bolts, springs,
frog spring boxes, ETC., that are neces-
sary in making repairs to main line
spring frogs. The blacksmith also car
ries a full line of brasses, drive wheels,
etc. for hand cars.
One end of the bunk car is used for
sleeping quarters for the maintenance
of way repair man and his helper. The
other car is fiat car upon which are
small forge, blacksmith coal, a rail
bender and the heavier tools needed.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-11-27

The copper situation, however, is
now extremely unique in connection
with which nothing is more interesting
to the man up a tree. who wasn't
foolish enough to buy copper last sum-
mer, than the position of Thomas w.
Lawson of this city. OF course not
even Lawson with his Aladdin's lamp
could be expected to make good on
his roseate promises in the face of
existing financial conditions and the
awful slump which their stock value
on the lists has suffered. Nevertheless
the Lawson story, interviewer as it is
with the story of the slump in cop
pers, is most interesting.
Last summer when Amalgamated
Copper was around 80 Lawson, the
wizard. spent thousands of dollars in
publicly advertising that Amalgamat-
ed was good for rise of many points.
He advised his followers not to be
fooled into selling their Amalgamated
on few points raise, saying to them
at that time that Amalgamated was
one of the Systems richest p1ums, de-
Stined to continually improve in value
and in dividend possibilities until par
would be reached and lost in the back
ground. Such was Lawson's summer
prophecy and advice on Amalgamated,
then selling in the neighborhood of 80.
And now the awful bump. Anal
gamated is selling on sliding scale
from 45 to 4S and so with the antici-
patton in Boston that it will shortly
sell as low as 40. In other words Law
son took the wrong end of the bet
when he played the copper market as
a bull.
And this is not the only thing which
has happened to the erratic Thomas
w. Lawson. When he came back from
Europe his favorite Trinity scared
from 20 to % and it was Lawson who
took the credit for the soar. Today
Trinity is holding with difficulty at 10.
Before Lawson sailed for Europe he
promoted Balakala as winner and
his followers bought in at ii and IL
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-11-27
THREE INDICTED.
One Arrest in Connection With
Brooklyn Bank Failures.

New York, Nov. 27.-The Kings
county grand jury which has been in
vestigating the affairs of the Borough
bank and the Jenkins Trust company
of Brooklyn, finished It's work today
and returned indictments against
three men.
The names Of those accused in the
indictments were not made public
when the court was informed of the
action of the jury, but detectives from
the district attorneys office were i'm
mediately sent out to arrest them.
Assistant District Attorney Elder
reported to the court that he would
have no further use for the grand
jury in investigating the Jenkins
Trust company.
John G. Jenkins. jr., president Of
the Jenkins Trust company, which
closed its doors a few weeks ago, was
the first to be arrested. Detectives
took him before Judge Fawcett and
he was charged with forgery in the
third degree in making false entries
in the loan books of the trust com-
pany. He pleaded not guilty and was
held in $4,000 bail
When Mr.. Jenkins was arraigned his
counsel asked that the banker may
be placed in the custody of his coun-
sci to prevent the police from taking
his Bertillon measurements. This
temporarily prevented such action.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-11-27
THE FIGURE
How Too Much Fat Hay Be Safely
Reduced at Home.

"Oh, that this too, too solid flesh would
melt" cry the ladies nowadays as they
try to squirm into princess frock. How
much would the too generously proper
toned dame not give up for four inches
less in the waistline as she compares her
self with the more fortunate one hundred
are suggested to arrest the flesh produce
Guiding exercising, walking and dieting as
well numerous patented remedies, but
there are objections to all of these Ex-
ercising is hard work and takes up prec-
ious time; dieting is dista steful and real
punishment and most OF the patent RENE
dies are dangerous to health
The very best thing for the overfat,
whether male or female, is simple home
receipt: n or Marmola, n OF. Fluid Ex-
tract Cascara Aromatic, 31s o. Syrup
Simplex which can be obtained of any
druggist at small cost. This should be
taken a spoonful at a time after meals
and at bed time, and results will be both
speedy and certain This is a harmless
mixture that can not bring on any stom-
ach troubles nor cause the drted-up Wrin-
killed. appearance of those who starye or
take patent reducers" to get thin. On
the contrary, although it often takes the
fat off at the rate of pound day, it is
really very beneficial to the system,
cleansing the blood and causing the COM
plexion to become fair and beautiful. The
cost of the three ingredients is a mere
bagatelle, and one may, if they prefer, get
them separately and mix them together at
home.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-11-27
POPULATION s5,244.5s1.
Head of Census Says 1t VIII Be Ill.,
100000 in Twenty Years.

washington, Nov. 27.-Director of
census, S. N. D. North, says that the
population of continental United States
June l, 1907, was IS, 244, 5S1. He prophe-
sizes that the population of the United
states June 1, 1927, 20 years hence, will
be Ill, 3O6, 900.
Ihese figures" says he, "are the re-
suit OF a simple calculation, based upon
the growth of the population of the
United States from census to census
the arbitrary rule by which this calcu-
lat1on is made assuming that the an
hudI percentage of growth, which these
censuses reveal will continue in the flu
ture The rule works we'll enough,
When applied to the whole country and
TO a single decade, or even to two de-
caaes. l entertain little doubt that the
estimate or population of Ill, 306, 600
In 1927, will prove to be within 5000, 600
of the actual fact.
The two forces at work which throw
doubt upon the accuracy of such a
forecast, are the decreasing birth rate
In this country and the increasing i'm
migration. Thus far in our history the
latter has not been, sufficient to over
come the former, in maintaining the
rate of increase. The increase in our
population was 30.1 at the census of
1880; 24.9 at that of 1890, and POT at
that of 1890. So that immigration has
not been sufficiently large to counter
act the significant decline in the birth
rate. Since the census of 1900 the i'm
migration has assumed proportions I'M
dreamed of heretofore, and we may
therefore assume that the falling off in
percentage of increase shown at the
census of 1910 will not be as marked as
In the last two decades. But it does not
seem at all probable that this enor-
nous immigration is to continue in
definitely and without check.
The census office has been the sub
Ject OF some severe cbriticism, because
1t has ventured to make these esti-
mates of population for the intercen-
sal years. So far as the nation as a
whole is concerned, this criticism is
without justification. AS to the indi-
vidual states in the we'll settled sec
lions of the country, it is also without
justification. This is proven by the
several state censuses taken in 1904 and
1905. In Michigan, for instance, the
census estimate of population in 1904
was 2,551, S18; the actual census of that
year revealed 2, 530,016, in other words
the estimate was only 90 per cent too
high. In Massachusetts the census es-
innate for 1905 was 3,0S8, 546; the census
revealed 3,003, 6S0-an Over-eStimate of
rs only. On the other hand in North
Dakota the census estimate was 1928
per cent too low. For the IA states
which took censuses in 1904-05 the actual
results and the census estimates were
practically Identical
''Of course, it must happen that in
certain localities where new Develop
ment is progressing rapidly, the arbi-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-11-27
A GOOD STORY
Told BY a Former Coffee Slave.

The relief which comes by leaving
off coffee and using Postum Food Cof-
fee, is so striking that people like to
tell others who may be in the condi-
ton they got out of.
The use of Postum is the in
crease in this country and the famous
beverage made from wholesome field
grain has been the means of restoring
to thousands of former coffee drinkers,
good digestion, steady nerves and
sound sleep.
about IS months ago." writes a
Kan woman, 81 was a most miSerabl
person. I am % years old and all my
life 1 have been subject to headache,
which seemed to get worse with each
attack so that about every week I
would have a spell that laid me up
two days.
whenever 1 would go out anywhere
I'd come home with spell and then
would not eat anything-just drink
coffee 1 had nervous chills and my
memory was getting very bad.
"My friends thought l would not
live long, and I was little more than
a skeleton At last a friend advised
me to quit coffee and use Postum. 1t
seemed silly to think coffee was the
trouble but I am thankful I tried 1t
out. for I am now in perfect health.
have no headaches or dizzy spells, no
more nervous chills and my nerves
are strong and steady. My mind is
clear and my memory all right, in fact
1 am like a different person.
Constipation was one of my old
troubles. I had to take something all
the time. Now I am never bothered
this way and everyone remarks how
well am looking. I am getting heshy
and am glad to tell others that Postum.
has done it all for me.
"A few times when out of Postum,
I have returned to coffee and every
time I'd go to bed with a raging
headache, SO that's proof that coffee
xI-n of he hnf of L. -
Name given by Postum Co.. Battle
Creek, Mich. Read, 1.-THE Road to
MELVILLE" in pkgs. There's a Reas-
on