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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-29

no eate listo para Tsanudar Bus viajs8 entire
Ia isla y Nueva York y que Ia esperanto
de mejores Bervicios entire amboB puertoB
ne aleis. Qusda solo, 81 Coamo como va
por de regular msrcha para lOB visjeros
de Puerto Rico.
--Avisan de LoudonviIle, Ohio, que Be
est6 allf fernando una asociaCi6n para
eltableCer tuna lfnea de gIobon para 81
tranBpoTte do paaRjeToH." )" No dice ls mott.
cia entire euRlea ciudadea De hsg6 el Harvi.
clio, pero parece que est6n rssuaItos aboE.
dar on Ia pTkOtiea los progresses m6s 8 me-
nos te6FicoB alcRnzadoH hRatR ahoFa en- ID
mateEis. La compafifR 90 propone tam
bi6n manufacturer globoE para vsnderIoB
quiene1 guDten comprarlos 81 precio dc
$3.50 cada globo
lei Liberal de Madrid aCaba do pa.
blicaE IN informe en- el cuRI ss hace p6bli.
co que el FepFeBsntanta del Jap6n en- Ma.
dFid ha ofrecidO 81 gobierno hacaE los bar
cor de guerra que aHte proyscts hacsr aho.
ra para Espa1R, IN pFecio mucho mas
barsto que el eatableCido en- 81 pToYsCto
para la construction en- otroB astillsfos.
La ofsEta pFoCede del gobisrno del Jap6n
que Be propone favoEeceE los aHtilleros de
ga pafg, acAso hacer impression uUiestiva
en- 81 amino de las naciores.
-El Duque de Parma ha mueTto.
LlamSbsss Roberto, Carlos, Luis, Maria
de Borb6n infante de Esfsna. Naci6 en-
1848 hubiera Bido rey no habeEse he
cho la unidad itRliana. Fu6 Casado dos
veCes tuvo q hJoa. Lega q gus hare.
deroH an capital de cuaFentR miIlonel do
pssos
lei joven jerome Simon, eAtudiante
de ingsnieEo On ID UniysFsidad de Colum'
bia en- Nueva York, viai6 durants el vaTa'
no y acompa1adO de au HefioPR mRdre, poR
Alemania. Un dis, jerome. maneiRndo
IN Rutom6Vil. atropsll6 pToduciendols gra.
vss hsTidas una mpier, ceTca de Lucken'
Walde. Fue Condeuado sufrir tre1 messs
de priBi6u y & deBpschO de las gestiones
que para slivisr Ii Bsntsncia Sc hiCieYon,
iDgreH6 On Ia ckHcel. La medFe del ioven
permaneci6 en un hotal hasta que Ga hiio
cumpli6 So c0ndena. AL sRlir de ID pEi'
sion smprsndi6 snseguida viaje para Nus.
Va Yolk jerome ha dicho { aIgunos
reporters que no tiene queia alguna dc ID
maneTa como las RutOEidade1 alemanaG 10
han tEatado en- los diaa de pEiui6n.
-se notiCia que est6u Ga ostudio aIgu.
nos infTmsg que han Bido prsEsntados con
objst0 de haCsE oambio1 On d unifogms do
la marina do guerra do lOI Eatado1 Uni.
dos.
Una Aotilla de destroyer eSsaEG liRta
en- dos do diCiembre para reunirgs con ID
escuadFa americana que VI 81 Pacffeo.
u tilla haT6 su primeEa esoala asliendo
de Hampton ROad1, en- San Juan de PueR.
to Rico. Dsgpu6s continnaEk viaia Iii.
nidad parR opeFacioneH de carbon, Fsua
nisndola con Ice baECoH acOEaSadog en Per.
2 .mbuio, Brazil,
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De
TABAQUEROS.
IInl lhaglda On Mael.

Los siguients1 telsgramas hRn sido Teci.
bidoS hoy en- el ouartsl general dc Ia
policfa inHulaE.
BaTceIcneta, Noviembre % 1907, SIN
Juan r. R-CorOnel Hami!I.- Guagdia
Felix Campesino aTrest6 & Manuel Rive
rR Ortegs ooup6ndole una novilla hnTth
do prcpiedRd de don Ramon Fern6ndaz
del barrio "CordiIleEa" de CialeB. Jol6
PaE6S. guardia encargado del Pussto, P. |
San Lorenzo. O.-Anochs tabRqueVos de-
Claradog on hue'ga tumultuosaments aco
metielon otros que tsAbsjaban en- d &C.
tualidad, TeGuItando uno de eatoE haTido
de pedFRda. AETebte once de elloB que.
d6 Fsltablecido 6rden. Hoy fGbrica reina
oTden complete: rensu1a BuB tsEeas.-Cabo
AzpuruR, comandante Pto.
Moca.-AyeT p. n. fac hallada aho'
gRds en- una quebrRda en- barrio Cruces,
6Gte teTmino, Luisa Ramirez. Conltitufme
on sitio ocuErido acomps fiado Juez de este
pueblo ordenando lsvAntamiento cad6ver
dsapu6s dc practicRda minucioHa investi
gaci6n del ac-Cabo RoBad0.
Las MREfaB-Ayer tarde guaEdiss
Martinez y BeauchampB gorprendieron
iugsda al monte, baTEio "PuTniaB' ocu.
pRndo dos naipss , dinerO arreutandO
aiete individuos incluso 81 comisaEio del
barTio. Juez entiende Felipe Ortiz
Cabo.
PatiIlRs-Con guardia Nieves sFFsst6
& Bonifacio QuemalvoBo con $47 prOduc
to de una Vents de pan. Tribunal en-
tisnde aBnnto. o.-Cabo Arroyo.
Aguas Buansa-Auoohe fu6 deBaFgaja'
ds una pueTts de Ia casa de B2rtoIo Ca
bRllero donde tiene una f6bTica de ciga.
EFoB, Eob6ndoBs mil tAbacoa sin faCtura.
PTactiqu6 investigaci61.-Csb bo Carraras
Naguabo.-TaIde hoy rinsron indivi'
duoH EncREnaci6n LuYRnda y Ventura
Rarrilla FeBu'tando bantants hsEido eI
Luyanda. Tamb'6a fu6 aEreatado Ma.
nuel Velazquez (a) Chino poF hurto re-
CupeEando efectos. Juez entisnde aHunto.
.Cab0 Soto.
Guayama. Hoy q les 5 m On union
del detective Sulsona sorprendf al indi
Viduo Juan Sanchez en- barrio "Caimitsl"
vendiendo billetes de ls loteTfa de 6anto
Domingo ocup6ndole tres d6cimoA. Juez
municipal exfisle 500 dollars de fanzR.-
Gutierrez, comapdante pueRto, detective.
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PERFUHERtA.

RI PARIS BAZAR ha traido tltimaa
noVadade1 Ga perfumsFfa de H0ub;gant.
LesbSn, Roger 9alles, Legrand y loH
nuavos de Ootg que gozan fama en- PA
RIS entFe sllcs Eg IdiIio que vale so 90
La HsoEsta 8S 90. Eg Claveld Reg $8. O
y Eg VeYtigO 85 90 No faltan Eg Ideal,
Mes DeEices, de RoubigGnt, EpigmG .
Pampres D Or de LasbSss, Eleur D' AmOuT,
AnsbreToss, Revs FEeugi , HiOleta MeT-
Veigls de Roger & GaEEet La brillantina
CristalisRda, gguas dentrifcas. egua de
Colonia, jabones, poIvos & g de la5 mar.
cos mas screditedag Todo asto sa encuen.
trs en- el PARIS BAZAR de PEDRO
GIUBTI, FoEtaIeza %.
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En- ID Mansion EJsGutlvl.

Han vinitado hoy al gobernsdor INFERNO
los EefioTes doctor Rsfsel del Vale Rodrf.
guez, Juan r Baig, licenciado don Fran.
cisco de Paula Acuns aIc&lde de Hatillo
don Fernando LedesmR.
Ningdn asunto de inter6s hubo que CO.
munioar hoy lR prenBR.
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LAS ClRRERlS De AVER.
,H ''LoTa" TlaeI6 dO8 IOegs.

Con una gran ConcuErsnciR ss llevaron
4 efsCto aver taEde las anunCiadaH CaFHe.
ran en- q hip6dromo de sats Ciudad y por
mis- que l. suspension del match de 'sPerla
fna ''MsjsstiC" CAUSE alguna desaninA'
ci6n, ID fiesta Essult6 buenR.
Triunfaron "CGdiE', "PalmR", Coz.
mo-, "LlAve de oEO'', "Fara6n" 81 ord"
que obtuvo 81 primer premio en- dos care.
9ag reCibiendo gEandeg o7aoionea
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COCKTAILS TERAPEUTICOS.- Las
propiedades alimenticias y nutritivas del
Rceite de higado de bacaIaO dependen en-
absolute de las grasas que entTan en- la
composition natural del aceite. Estas gra.
sas son digeridas asimiladas con muchR
mas fac1lidad que las otras, debido la pre-
sencia en- ell aceite de bacalaO de ciertos
cOmpuestOs derivados del h1gadO, que per-
miten la prOnta emulsificaci6n del aceite
por los huidos del est0magO y hacen que
su absOrci0n pOr la membrane mucoss Sc
ueVe efectO con mas facilidRd y con mas
rapidez que la de ningunR Otra grasa
Las gEasRs que el aceite de h1gado de
bacalaO contiene, aparte de su podeTosa IA
cultad de nutriF, no poseen ningdn valor
terap6utico-Y los OtrOs elementOg natura-
les que son parties dc su composici0n posi-
BILE que ninguno de ellos pued8 eierceF en-
el sistema cualquieT efecto terapeuticO.
Es evidente pues-que ell aceite de ba-
calao es un RlimentO y no una medicina y
que todas sus ytrtudes alimenticias est8n
en- las gTasRs que entran en- su composition
~ pOr cOnsiguiente todas las preparacio-
nes que pretenden estar hechRs de los prin-
cipios actiYOs del aceite que Sc Ofrecen
como sus sustitutOs, son prOductOs fraudu-
lentOs de la especulaci0n meTcantil y del
charlatanismO DichOs preparados no con-
Genen ninguna de las propiedades nutFifi.
vas reconstituye del aCeite de hfga-
do de bacalao, poEque carecen de la grasa,
que es Is parte del aceite que nutre alis
menta-su composition tiene mUcha seme.
ianza con Ia de los COCKTAILS 81 uso
puede en- OcaciOnes causar peEiuiciOs con-
sideFables los enfeTmos por Ia gran cam
tidad de alcohol que invariablemente con-
tienen-y otras suDstancias narc6ticas, CO.
mo el sulfatO de estricDina.
Esas preparedness, que IS dicen com
tener los principles actiVos del aceite de
hfgado de baCalao, son espeCialmenta pea
ngrosas para las criaturaa, para los inifos,
para las j6venes y7sef1OFas, quienea Dor su
naturale1a delicada y temperamento espe-
c1al no puedeu regiEtir sin grandes que
brant0s para su salud los efectos deleterios
del alcohol, de la egtT1Cnina y otraa subs
tanclas eneEgicas.
El aoeite de hfgado de bacaIao es in-
sustituible como aIimento-Como un res
c0nstituYente pOdeToso de la sangEe, de los
teiidcs, de lOe nervios y de los huesos-@y
el modO mas raCionel de administraElos,
seg0n 10 hR pr0badol Ia experiencia emaB dc
90 amos v seglih Ia opinion universal de los
medicos, es la EMULSION DE SCOTT
que aBta c9EnpuestR del aceite mas puE0 3
de etr0s ingEedientaa que aunentan con.
gideEahlementa la sacaCia nutdHVa del
ecsis
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ANUNCIO.
Dspartamsnto del Interior. OfoSnG del
SupeTintendente de O6ras Pttblica0.

Deportamsnto del Interior. OfcinG del
8upeTintsndeSste de O6ras PlblSca0.
San Juan, P. r., Ootubrs 26 de 1907.
Proposiciones en- pliego cerEado poE du.
plicado para la construction del Pabell6n
para 81 Alcaide, Arecibo Jail Building,
ATeCibo, r. r., Be FeCibirSn en- esta ofiCi.
na hastR las 10 q. m. del die 80 de Noviem'
brO dc 1907, On que 90 abri an pdblica.
menta'
Ell presupuesto aprOximado de las -ObEaS
asciende $2,9 992 90.
PliegoB dc condicioneH, formaa en- blan.
co toda class de infoEmRci6n as.facilitR,
ran & los licitadores que 10 BoliCiton en-
sats OfCina.
Los pianos comp'etOS de Ia obra puedsn
verse en- esta Ofcina. Azules de loS
miamos pueden obtenerse mediante an de.
p6sito de diez dollars ($1O) que seF6n
Teembolsado al devclvaE dichos azuIes.
La AdminiHtTRci6n Be TeBervR d ders
cho do rechazar cualquiara todas Las
propoBicione8 - J. J. JSns6nes, supt. de
ObTaB PdbliCaI. MIN. 2-13 Y. 4.
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Nos informan que Mr.. Linsdey tra'
10 do los 3. q. los pIiegOH de condiCfones
para 81 remate de Lar obFaB de dos eacue'
las: una para San Juan y otra para
Poncs.
Ell vRpor eBpafol "Cataluha" trsjo
para ssta iIIa 107 paAagerog
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WEN MA.

The Healcy family former residents Of
this town. have engaged for two weeks
a commodious farm house on Mountain
road near their old home and many men,
bers of the family are spending their va
cations there ir a most enjoyable way.
On Saturday and Sunday a reunion OF
the entire family was held. There were
the mother, Mrs. Sophia P. Healey Of
Dexter six sons and five daughters, to-
gether with eight grandchildren and four
great-grandchildren. The children pres
ent with their families were Mrs. J. G..
Dudley and Herbert L. Healcy of Win
throp Mrs. l. B. Dyer and Mrs. j. f.
Withee Of Madison. Mrs. l.. L. Hopkins OF
Readfield Herman II. Healey of Mt. YER
non, Charles L. Healey and Arthur II.
Healey of Pittsfield, Mrs. Eugene Mer-
chant of Dexter Jacob S. Healey Of
Skowhegan and Guy E. Healey Of Bos-
ton During Sunday afternoon and even
ing many former neighbors and friends
of the family called at the farm to renew
| old acquaintances.
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A SPLENDID IDEA.
Our Life Saving Boats to 30 Equip
ped With Engines.

Bath, Me-, Sept 16.-The big surf
boats now in use at the life saving sta
lions along the Maine coast will no
longer depend upon man power to pro-
pei them. and will hereafter DE equip
ped with 25-horsepower gasoline en-
gines, which Will drive them through
the water at a rapid gait.
The big boats weigh seven tons, and
are awkward and bulky for crew Of
oarsmen to handle, especially in the
high seas, and considerable time is lost
in trying to keep them on their course
With a power attachment, however, the
work will be comparatively easy; and
there will be no loss of time whatever
The boats are being sent to the manu-.
facturers at Bayonne, N. j., to have the
engines installed and equipment Of
tanks put In. The boat at the Poplar
Beacn station was sent Friday, and
another from the Damariscove station
was sent Saturday.
The engines are SO devised that the!
stop Immediately If the boats capsiZe
thus obviating all dangers for the crew
| II immersed in the water. AS the boat
are non-sinkable, there will be no dan
ger of losing them when they upset, a
there are lines along the gunwale 70
| the crew to cling to.
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CONVENTION IS OVER.
international Peace Congress at Mu
Mich a Success.

Munich, Sept. 16.-The 18th Internal
tional Peace Congress which has been
in session since Sept. 9. ended last
night and the delegates left the city
Sunday. The general opinion Is that
the congress was a most successful
one.
The dissensions which arose concern
ing militarism in some Of the Eu-
ropean countries. were productive Of
spirited debate which. however. always
was good humored The congress urged
The Hague Peace conference to provide
for an International court of justice. for
general treaty making arbitration OBJ
ligatory and for a periodic conference
between the powers.
At banquet last night. DR.. &. F.
Trueblood of Boston said the Ameri-
can people strongly desired most cor
dial relations between Germany and
the United States, and that war be-
tween them would be the greatest pos
sible calamity to civilization. This sem
timent was vigorously applauded.
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ToNIGHT's DEDICATION.
Program for the Exercises at the
Penney Memorial Church.

This evening. as the opening feature
Of the annual meeting Of the Maine
Free Baptist Association In this city. the
new Penney Memorial church on Grove
street will be formerly dedicated. The ex-
ercises will begin at 7.3O and the follow
ing program will be carried out:
Music.
Address Of Welcome to Maine Free Rap-
fist Association,
Hon. Frederick w. Plaisted,
Mayor of Augusta.
Hon. N. 9. Purinton, President OF
Maine Free Baptist Association.
Music
Reading Of Scripture,
Rev. w. M. Davis, Pastor Of Jefferson
ST., Free Baptist Church. Biddeford
PRAYER.
Rev. H. II. Hayes, Pastor Winter st.
Free Baptist Church. Gardiner.
Sermon.
Free baptist Church, Lewiston.
Music.
Address. "An Appreciation Of the Lift
and Work of G. F. Penney. D. p"
Prof. Alfred Williams Anthony. -. D.
Reading of Dedicatory Service.
Rev. A. ID. Dodge. Pastor Free Bap
fist Church, Waterville
Dedicatory PRAYER.
Rev. O. II. Tracey. Pastor Free Zap
fist Church. Pittsfield
Benediction.
Rev. Leonard Hutchns. New Port
land, Maine
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~ cATARRH SUFFERERS.
Good Advice and Liberal Offer FRO"
q We'll Known Augusta Druggist.

Bowditch. Webster Geo.. have been
advising all who suffer from any OF
the symptoms of catarrh, such as
offensive breath. dryness OF the nose
pain across the eyes, stoppaEe OF 'he
nose. discharges and droppings In tne
throat coughing spasms and generai
weakness and debility. to use Hyomei.
They go so far as to offer to refund
the money to any user of Hyomei who
is not perfectly satisfied with the re-
suits.
Ouick relief follows the use OF the
Hyonlei treatment; the stoppage OF
the nose is removed, the dropping
ceases. the breath becomes pure anu
sweet and the catarrhal germs are
destroyed and their growth prevented.
Hyomei is the surest, simplest,
quickest, easiest and cheapest way to
cure catarrh. 1t does not drug and
derange the stomach: 1t goes right to
the seat of the trouble. destroying the
catarrhal germs and healing and
vitalizing the tissues.
Go to Bowditch. Webster & Co, to-
day and buy complete Hyomei outfit
for s1.OO with the understanding that
II it does not give satisfaction, your
money Will be refunded All you have
to do is to inhale little Occa sionally
in the air you breathe, using the
pocket inhaler that comes with every
outfit. when the symptoms Of catarrh
will quickly disappear. Try it. you
will be surprised and pleased at the
results.
Sold and guaranteed in Watervillt
by Geo w. Dorr.
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AUGUSTA LOCALS.
REPORTS FILED
As to the Conditions Of
Our Electric Railroads.
They Show Amount Of Business
Transacted for Year
As Well as Receipts and Expenses.
Deficits or Profits.

The report of the Lewiston, BrunS-
wick s, Bath Street Railway Co. for
the 10 months prior to it's absorption
by the Lewiston. Augusta & Waterville
Street Railway Co. was filed at the Of
flee of the State Board of Railroad
Commissioners Monday.
The report shows that the gross
earnings from operation. were %2l2.-
S91 30: operating expenses, S136, I1S.45;
pet earnings from operation, SI6, 1l2.Sl:
interest on funded debt, SAL, 1854; in
tercst On floating debt. s41S141: taxes
on real and personal property. $685..
income, s27.579.26; surplus at close Of
the year, s40,623.52.
The operating expenses are divided
as follows: Maintenance of track and
roadway. s9S47.SS; maintenance of cleo
trio line, s2393 IS; maintenance of build
ings and fixtures. s24511; maintenance
of electric plant, s461.59; maintenance
Of cars. s593270; maintenance of cleo
trio equipment Of cars, s5573.42; main
tenancc Of miscellaneous equipment.
S151610; miscellaneous shop expenses.
S1337.14; power plant wages, 40;
water power purchased, $2S. 067.3l; lu-
briCants and waste for power plant,
Sl31.94; miscellaneous supplies and ex-
penscs Of power plant, S229.04: superin-
tcndencc of transportation Sl33S.Oo'
wages of mOtormen and conductors.
s35 SO9.OS: wages of miscellaneous car
service employees. s292S.06; wages of
car house employees, $114S.17; car ser
vice supplies, sl496: freight and ex-
press expenses. s2316.77; cleaning and
sanding track. $66G97; removal of snow
and ice, s5123.79: waiting rooms. sig
nails and telephones. $20S9.39; salaries
of general officers. $3632.61; salaries OF
clerks. s259627; advertising and attrac-
| tions, s249053; miscellaneous genera
expenses. $1301: damages, s2529.11; in
surance, s33O2.6O.
| Other items in the report are as fol-
| lows: Passenger earnings. $193.59236
| chartered cars. s1412.20; freight and ex-
| press earnings. s7713.76; sale Of power
sS5s2.13: passenger car mileage. S53.-
| 536. 81; total car mileage, 1919; tota
car hours, 5,933.0i average fare al
| passengers. including transfer passen
| gers, s.2i26; car earnings per car mile
s.O106; gross earnings per car mile
$l.S4; gross earnings per car hour
| 81 90: operating expenses per cal hooi
sl.24; operating expenses and taxes pc
| car hour. 81 20: operating expenses PEI
cent. of gross earnings. 64.24; operat
| ing expenses and taxes per cent.
| gross earnings, 65 81; average numbe
Of employees, including officials. 2sI; ag
gregate amount Of salaries and wage
| paid. s106,S4S.46.
The report of the Lewiston. August
& Waterville Street Railway Co. TO
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it's in the biscuit Then there are
things to wake up the liver and bowels
and thereby help the kidneys a little
too. and SO on. But when you SIT
down and add up all the different
things the biscuit ought to do. the re-
suit isn't half as large as what the
biscuit does do.
But the thing that concerns you is to
get well. You don't care how. The
biscuit is best for dyspepsia, stomach
liver and bowel troubles. insomnia.
pimples, blotches, nervousness. melan-
choly. blues" bad blood and run
down conditions of the system, but
it's also wonder for diseases Of the
heart, skin and nervous system,
produced by stomach troubles-and
many of them are.
Don't take my word, but read what
others say National Bank President
Kinner of Olean. n. Y, writes as fol-
lows: Il have suffered from dyspepsia
and stomach trouble for five years.
Recently it got so bad that | was COM
PEELED to live on matted milk, and even
the matted milk caused me consider
able pain, and eating any other kind
Of food was practically out of the
question. My attention was called to
Meals Dyspepsia Biscuit. and
| obtained a package. After eating the
| third biscuit l ate a piece of toast, an
egg, and some fruit, with no I'M
pleasant effects whatever. l regard
the results the biscuit has produced as
most marvellous. 1t is by far the best
thing | have ever tried"
would like you to read a compli-
| mentary copy of my magazine, called
strenuous Life" 1t is full of i'll
| tensely interesting information fol
sick folks. Most everybody is carried
| away with the magazine, except The
| undertaken and the seXton-ant
| there's a reason. I'm somewhat II
| competition with them. My bushes!
| is making folks well.
Won't you eat at my expense? 4ol
| have probably been paying for YOU
| own food n good whilc-nOw let sOn,'
one else help pay for it. I'll furnish
YOU enough Of my biscuit for use 4
| three meals. simply for the asking
| Bowditch. Webster & Co. have 40'
| small packages for free distribution il
| your city-won't you do me the favo
| Of calling for a free package? Thel
| tell your friends how you like them
what they did for you-thatS all. U.s.
! coupon below.
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Caleb G. Wiley.

A letter has been received at head
quarters stating that Caleb G. Wiley,
a member Of this Home on furlough.
died at South Chatham. n. H.. Sept.
IL. Mr.. Wiley was born in Stow, Me-,
Feb "a. 1885. He enlisted in Co. I, 4th
n. H. Inf, Sept. II. 1861 at Derry, N.
H., and was discharged at Morris Is
land. S. c. Dec %, 1863. He again en-
listed in the same company at Morris
Island Jan l. 1864. and was discharged
at Concord. n. H.. Aug IS. 1864. He
was admitted to this Home from Cha,-
ham Sept s, 1904
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| take my own treatment. IL cureu
me after l suffered 90 years ana TOOK
enough pills, tablets, patent medicines
and predigested foods to fill a barrel.
NV Biscuit does business In two
minutes by the watch; yet II maze
from fruits, grain and vegetable pro-
ducts. combined with proper blending
agents. so that it's acceptable 10 the
most delicate stomach. 1t doesn't
interfere with your doctors treatment,
nor anything else you may be taking.
absolutely guarantee it contains no
opium. morphine, cocaine. nor any
other narcotic drug, or forfeit 81 900 IN
gold.
You don't understand it? Well, to
be frank with you, | don't either. But
after a long series of costly expert
ments, l finally hit upon an idea,
and made a condensed biscuit that |
thought would help me. and it did; it
cured met cured others too. What's
more. it cured some diseases it wasn't
made to cure.
1 accidentally produced something
that far transcribed my own knowl-
edge and intentionS-a good deal like
Columbus, when he started out for the
East Indies and discovered America.
l have studied medicine, chemiStl Y
and science, l am an author of school
books: have delivered scientific
lectures before medical schools.
colleges and universities: and suppos-
ed to know thing or two about what
kind of remedies cure; but | can't cx-
plain the biscuit; some of the cures it
performs are beyond mc-and | can I
find any one else who can explain it to
my satisfaction, either
OF course. the biscuit contains con-
centrated pineapple, and pineapple mas
a long family history going back a
hundred years or so. as being good for
the digestion. Then there's paw paw.
the fruit of the tropical melon tree: it
looks like Il cantalOupe and tastes like
one, but it grows on a tree. The
natives eat it when the Stomach's too
weak for anything else. It's good
food. though, any timc-all the time
It's in the biscuit. You have heard
your mother say figs We're the best For
the bowels-well. they are there. con-
densed and compressed. seeds and al
The little seeds are harmless. but they
help do the business.
Your grandmother always told you
celery was good for the nerves; we'll