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The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1908-12-10


every one beamed upon Shirley, for
that matter. and Shirley beamed upon
every one in return. or possibly it was
just the other way round.
"You see Mr.. Brown, we're going
to have charity bazaar" she began,
smiling so captivatingly as she did so
that her victim quite overlooked the
fatality of the announcement. "And
you have such perfectly charming and
unusual things here that l knew you
would be delighted to give us just
one or two small articles ito help us
out" Mr.. Brown managed to tuck an
acquiescent smile in edgewise as Shir-
ley, seating herself in a reclining bam-
boo porch chair, announced: eyes,
we'd like this, I'm sure. It's delight
fully comfortable And, oh, that love-
" tan Gloucester hammock! We must
have that. Come over here and try 1t
with me, Philip"
Philip obeyed without a moments
hesitation, although conscious that the
eyes of several spruce young clerks
were watching himself and Shirley as
they sat like two children swinging
side by side.
"And that will be all, Mr.. Brown"
Shirley announced munificently, jump
ing out on the fly, as 1t were, "just
that chair and this hammock. You
see, I've let you off very easy. can't
tell you exactly what we want them
for That's a secret, but it will be a
splendid advertisement, and If they
aren't sold, why, we'll send them back
to you"
Mr.. Brown, with many smiles and
a sweeping bow, acknowledged himself
pleased and honored to be Of service.
"And 1 haven't asked you to buy
single ticket, Mr.. Brown" Shirley re,
minded him generously.
Mr.. Brown Immediately put his hand
into his pocket.
mo, thank you just as much" de-
clined Shirley prettily; "but, you see,
Mrs. Brown bought half a dozen yes
terday."
Shirley" Philip demonstrated so
berly when they were on the side
walk, haven't you any conscience
whatever?" But at Shirley's express
sion of absolute incomprehension Phil
ip burst out laughing. "What are you
going to do with the things anyway"
he asked, helping her into her auto
mobile.
THAT'S my SURPRISE" Shirley an
swered. you'll see when you come
to the bazaar. By the way, how many
tickets do you want?"
Philip opened his billfold and slow
ly drew out six.
won't these be sufficient to let me
in?' he asked teasingly.
where did you get them. PhilipY'
flashed Shirley.
''Oh, from two or three irresistible
sources" he answered indifferently.
'Well. here are six more" Shirley
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1908-12-10
An Easy Task

Johnny, will give yen quarter If
you can get me lock CT your sisters
hair"
Gimme bits, an I'll git you &c
whole bunch. know where she hangs
1t nights. "-Houston Post.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1908-12-10
Tho Outcome.

The Doctor-Now that you are going
to school, Johnny perhaps you can tell
me what happens when an irresistible
| force strikes an immovable object"
"People send For you. doctor."-Life.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1908-12-10
Not a Free AGENT.

Asked when he was married, the
colored citizen replied, "All I know,
sub, is dat it wuz DIES wen she lowed
she'd git meter de minute. Atlanta
Constitution.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1908-12-10
Upholstered.

Knicker-The fashionable woman's
figure is like a slat.
Bocker-While the mattress, bolster
and pillows are worn on the head
New York Sun.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1908-12-10

He who can conceal his joys is
greater than he who can hide his
griefs.-Lavater.
The evening world., 1908-02-26
TELLS READERS
HOW TO FIND OUT.
How to Tell II the Kidneys
Are Inactive and a Simple
Recipe to Mix.

There are more cases OF kidney
trouble here now than ever before,
while recent reports show that more
people succumD each year to some
form of kidney disease than any
other cause.
When there is sickness, examine
the urine. Rheumatism Is only a
symptom of kidney trouble. 1t is
nothing more or less than excessive
uric acid in the blood, which the slug
gish, inactive kidneys have failed to
sift out, leaving it to decompose and
settle about the joints and muscles,
causing intense suffering, frequently
resulting in deformity. often reaching
the heart, when death ensues.
Pains across the back, FREQUENT
painful anu suppressed urination and
other symptoms of weak bladder are
not the only signs of kidney trouble.
Many cases OF stomach disease. head.
ache, pain in the heart, inactive liver.
&c. are but symptoms the cause OF
which can be traced to feeble. clogged
kidneys.
a simple test Of the urine Is to void
Siii"ii quantity III DOIlIe Vi glass
and let 1t stand overnight; next morn
ing. II there is a reddish brickdust
sediment, or white, fleecy substance
present, either consult some reputable
physician or take good vegetable
treatment. The following prescrip-
ton Is recommended highly in these
cases, and the sufferer should mix II
at home: Compound Kargon. one
ounce; Fluid Extract Dandelion. one
half ounce; Compound Syrup Sarsa-
par!lla. three ounces. Shake we'll and
use in teaspoonful doses after each
meal and at bedtime.
Where any of the symptoms emu
merated above are present, good re-
suits are sure to follow Immediately
the use OF this simple prescription.
The evening world., 1908-02-26
P|TTSBURC HAS
A S2OO,OO) BLAZE
in Allegheny Section
Burned-Walls Crush
Four Dwellin$.

PITTSBURG. Feb. 26 An tght-storv
building at No Isabella sheet. ALLIE
gheny. occupied by the Bod Trunk
Company. was destroyed by fire last
night. Four dwellings were d,mollshed
when the side walls of the buiaing fell.
but no one was injured. as all the ten
ants had been ordered out. Tiny were
unable 10 save any of their hnisehold
effects One chemical engine was de-
stroyed by the falling walls.
a str ne high wind carried blrning
embers over large area and al the
houses and buildings in the viz nifty
were threatened. Rain, however. tidcd
the tremen and they were able to CON
fine the blaze to the one building.
The loss is estimated at 100000.
The evening world., 1908-02-26
WOMEN TRY TO
LIFT CAR FROM
MANGLED BOY
Meanwhile B. R. T. Agents
Hurry Witnesses of Killing
Into Car Ahead.

inspectors for the b. r. T. induced
- many of the passengers to take cars
ahead that the police obtained the
names of only two who witnessed the
high speed OF a car that killed ten
ysar-old Vincent Sweeny. OF No. "A
Sands street. Brooklyn; but others sent
their names to the family to-day
The boy was on Adams street. near
Nassau. yesterday afternoon, when
Seventh avenue car. loaded with pas
sensers from the Manhattan side came
rapidly along with Its fender UP. hit the
boy and tossed him several feet.
Then the car hit him again. the
wheels OF the front truck passing over
him, and when the car was brought
TO stop the wheels OF the rear truck
rested upon his mangled body.
Immediately opposite is the house
occupied by the Asacog Club an or
Ganization OF young society women of
the Heights maintained for the benefit
OF pupils Of Public School No. 1 Annex
The young women We're ins,ructing a
class in calisthenics when the screams
Of the boy brought them running into
the street. They implored the men
present to tip the car over and relea Sc
the boy The men tried, the young
women helping. but their united strength
was unequal to the task. They were
eth trying TO devise means 20 free the
boy when Ambulance Surgeon Morsen-
thaler. of the Brooklyn Hospital ar
rived. and. crawling under the car,
Ia
crew finally released the body.
The evening world., 1908-02-26
FOUR ARE BURNED
BY MELTED IRON
Explosion in Cambria Steel
Plant Wrecks Building,
Injuries Employees.

JoHNSTOwN. Pa. Feb. 8-Wlth q
conclusion that shook houses and bust
ness buildings within a radius OF several
blocks. broke windows and inflicted
other damage, an explosion last night
In the iron converter building OF the
Cambria Steel Company seriously in
1ured four men and practically wrecked
the building.
Ed. Dorian. Harry Bartlebaugh. Steve
Salkey and John Purvey were seriously
burned BY molten metal.
In one OF the mixing pans there was
In contact with the metal the explosion
resulted.
The evening world., 1908-02-26
I.iae1,--S
$3.50 Electrical Medical
Apparatus at S2.66
Drug Dept, Main Floor.

DRUG Dept, Mum Floor.
In mahogany and oak cases,
with nickeled handles and
hinges
Dry cell, faradic current elec-
trodes, much employed for re-
lieving rheumatism and the gen.
eral treatment of various diseases.
In Addltion:-
VIBRATOR INSTRUMENTS, for
massage treatment; advertised price
s3S, our price S14. 80
Gan electrical expert in this de-
partment gives full instruction and
information concerning the above.)
The evening world., 1908-02-26
WOMAN ANARCHIST HELD.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 26-voltairine
De Cleyre. the professed Anarchist. and
Harry Weinberg one Of her followers,
who were arrested following the riot OF
parading foreigners Thursday, we're
held for trial yesterday TO answer
charges of melting to riot.
The evening world., 1908-02-26
Worth Remembering
When You Want Patent
Medicines or Proprietary
Toilet Articles:

No matter how low the prices
advertised bv others, you can
come here and buy the goods for
less money. We cut prices as
)ften as necessary to sustain Macy's
reputation for underselling all
others.
The evening world., 1908-02-26
Safety Razors
Safe to Buy at 39c.
First Floor.

Excellent, despite the low price.
Made with best English steel
blades, full hollow ground
modelled after the same lines as
the widely advertised Safety
Razors selling for $3.50.
Other Safety Razors in stock
.lp to $3.50.
The evening world., 1908-02-26
5 Worth Remembering
) When You Want
5 Household Medicinal
Preparations {:

The Macy brand on any prepara-
tion is a guarantee of the ABSO-
Lutte PURITY of the ingredients
composing it and an assurance
that skilled chemist in our own
laboratory supervised the COM
rounding.
The evening world., 1908-02-26
AClearanceSale
Unprecedented.
First Floor.

Unprecedented.
First Floor.
Our system permits Ne ~
tinctions, and we know no stock
favorites when merchandise Of
any character has been here the
allotted time.
Over a thousand low and mo
dium-priced watches-for men,
women and children have
been here the time limit, 80
we adopt clearance measures
with them, just as we would do
with carpets, coats or any other
line under this roof.
At the New Prices these
timekeepers rank among tho
best values ever given In
medium-priced watches.
Mems Watches
Silver and Nickel Watches, q
In all; were s297 each, sale. 8 .9S
Gun Metal Watches, 50 in all,
with Swiss movements; regularly
up to 1896, now. w......... .$2.eS
Silver and Niello-case Watches,
i69 In all, Swiss movements;
were up to s4.96, now. .. .$3.46
Silver Watches, 10 in all, Amer
lean and Swiss movements; were
up to s6.9t, now. .....$4.1e
Goldfilled Watches, a in all;
2o-year cases; also Silver Watches,
with fine Swiss and American
movements; former prices up to
$500, now. w...............$ .$6.9S
Gold-filled Watches, ti4 in all;
20 and IS year cases, fitted with
Laforge & Valentine movements;
were up to Sti.75, sale. =. 1924
Women's or Girls
Watches
Enamelled Watches, III in all,
plain or decorated, assorted COL
ors, silver, nickel or gun metal,
American and Swiss movements;
some with leather bracelets; were
up to 1896, now. .$2.o3
Gold, Enamelled, Niello, Gun
Metal and Silver Watches, as in
all. decorated and set with pearls:
formerly uD to 274 now
$s.4e
Gun Metal, Niello and Silver
Watches, SO in all, Swiss move
ments; formerly up to s6.s9, now
$4.1e
"A KIT. Gold, 2o-year Gold-filled
Gun Metal and Silver Watches. 81
in all, with Laforge g. Valentine,
american and Swiss movements;
formerly up to sto.9s, now
se.ss
2o-year Gold-filled and Silver
Watches, IS in all, with Ltorge
& Valentine and Herald Square
movements; were up to S1t.23,
now .'....... ...........$7.24
Boys Watches
Gold-filled Watches, u In all,
2o-year cases, American move
mentS; formerly up to 1858,
INV '''..' %o.0O
Finer Watches in stock-Men's
up to $4,000; Woren's up to
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-27
Ell Or. don ADto niO Resell.

En- Cabs 90 hA he~h ho jaAtiCia 81 vA!er
do IN iIustFG 0omDatFiotR nueEtF0: eI dee
tor don Antenio RoBsll CsEbonsII.
Hace "a largo tempo ge Gugent6 do
EusEto Rico. FU6 6 Fais de lR asa AbltR
de mAaEtroH por 6i con tantoB sntusiasmon
tFabajadR , pTesidida.
Amants de Bu pRtEi8 con aino0TidAd, 80
tsmpsEame0to do patricia no pudo jam&B
GveniFss dsBdoblemiantoB del medic po'
co On ConsonRncia con la alicia de gpD
miEts como sducRdoF como psnnRdoy.
SsguFo de gu vsleF, cor fRdo On gus pro.
piou m6ritoB, msTch6 Cuba, con 10 tyiB'
tegs que en AlmhG tan noblsB cauaR stem
pre- 0l nc pod0r oftscsF & ls terra 90
dends 90 ha Daoilo el madaVo ftuto de IL
iluSssaci6n attsoRadA , de la sGbis sxps'
PieDNia.
No s8 nutvo sl CESS, suuquO doIoroBf
aimo = d0Bcora azonadoF Hismprs, de Rqus
lies que, en- 10 pEopiS pAtsis, pauOn y son
00nGideFAdoB como extrNpjsToG.
81 'i~gFats pstria no poBssr6l mis
huaBoB' hs tsuido qu0 ser repetidO tam.
bi6n por AJgunoI pusFtorFiqutf17a.
Doctor en tilo0Offa ? IstFaa, honbrs de
amplia s6lidR cuItuF& intellectual, el Be'
nor RoEeli RiFVi6 On Puerto Rico & Les
ideas = fu6 un oamps6n Do los principioG
polquO luchAn aqu1 los hombras de limpia
Conciancis que anheIan ConOtituir 80 tiesrs
con pGEBon8lidad prOpia, Peclsmsndo pRrs
ella con Hltivss loa dsFechos que nadio
pusds uGurpRFle nj negaFle.
Trabsi6 mucho = con toda f6 por Ia
union dc Puerto Rico, y fa6 uno de loD
bEilIantOU OgitadoEas do aquslIs eBpI6ndi
do sBamblsa de municipioB que tAntO biOn
hubieBs E8poEtRdo 8 lA isis & no asr poE
torpssRB reBAbioB do 10 sutGcionaFia =
mNfloBa msdiocridad, que todO 10 echo &
p0FdeF.
La CORRESPONDENCE cslebFR viva.
m0nts que en- lR hsrmRn0 AutilIG, en- don
de us hR gsnAdO por oposici6n 10 c6tsd 70
titulAF de MatsmG GtioRs del Iustituto de
Matsuzss, 90 hSya h9oho juHticia nusB'
tFo buen compatriota, qua, de sBs modo,
irrAdis honor para 81 nombre do 10 isis
nRtivR.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-27
Sc NECESlTA SINCERlDAD.

ri principal peri6dico que On RBEa Gig.
dad inGpiEa 81 direOtoEio do pusrtoEEiquO.
mas que 20 conDidorsn incorporates un
pSFtido do Les EetsdoG UnidoB, cen motive
de Th0mpSgiVing day GCRbI dc dar gFa-
Ciag DioR per que no gansFon Las cleo
clones.
No podFfs mediEge an un dodsl oil AGO.
pic do iEonfR y dc garCagmo que enoisFrA
Csc aoto do graciau 81 cuand0 elavamos
Ol penBAmiOnto Rl AItfsimo un lTudiman.
saEio dObeF OFdenR los hombFsg & usF
GinCeVol no podlmos 'aplaudiE esoB COM
patFiotSg que l6vRntRndo IG mirGd8
DioS no 10 digsu 10 que Sientsn.
81 81 pueblo volvi6 Ia ogpnlda eBoB
compatFiotG8 = slloI RpTovschan 81 diR do
gFaOiAu para m: H'TaTss pg73deci 1oS per Ia
Tota del do NoVitmbrO, 10 menoB que
dan & entender Oh que el pueblo pueEtoFFi
qusfo no hubieTR pEooOdidO bien 81 les
hubieE0 ofroCid0 Ia mRy0TiR dc Gus vot9P.
Y si tel on la idea que do Of mi8mo ti0nen
euoB CompatFiotaH Al punto de TeConoosF
como acto missUicordioBo dimRnado de
lR pEoVidGnCiR sl dGECalAbTo electoral
poE que, dfgaie poF que tan dc cont Az o,
modo hNblaban eOoribfsn antsB do las
aIeCCionOA?
PEofstigabRn "a victoria. ProfstizAban
ante Ol cuerpO electoral tsnsr BPguFoB unoG
cuAntos distEitop. MotejabRn & Ice unit
niBtAB y 10 preaE ntaban elloS, no va como
HaIvadoEsB do lR patFia puItoEriqut II ;,
nino como OIcudo dsfsnEoFaB de Ia ints'
gVidAd de los EatAdog UnidoB do NoEts
Am6Fics.
~ O(mo euoB infsnsonsB, apsnss disou
EEidas trqI cuRtro semsnaV, do aquUllsg
pr0tsAtsS allan DioB IL frsDts le dan
gFacias pOr Iu FuinR polftic,?
OOnvsndriS AConBejsr an POGO de sinca'
RidOd GEoB CompstEiotRR. La advarsidRd
pOdF6 daF dsFsoho & lR quFjs, al lamentcBo
ComOntaEio, Rl tono dOIisnts del que We
dsFFumbGdsB BuB iluHioneg, pero nnnos loE
infoEtunioR OutoEisRn los hombrss poIiti.
COS deoiF bobeFiaS
ST CuRndo RnunciabRn seguF0 tyiu0fo
electoral bubo cE6iuIos que puoisran ~
f6 en- tales pEoteBtaF, cd Beguro, segurfsimo
que al YER 10 ironia Conqua calebran el
pEopio abAtimiento no kAbFk nj un solo
puAFtorriqntfi1 J, nj NC solo noTteamsrioanO,
que este debe Ger para elloB 10 m6G terri
bic, que cTsR en- la EinceridRd dc Bus con.-
pAtEittAs,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-27
OISCuTIOSE EN-
Wash gton la
question CAFETERIA.
En- Ia GonferenGia habfa CafeteTOs De
los Estad0s UBitOs, de Puerto Rico
yH Waii.
Et senior LarIfnaga Ianz6 una b0mb8
contra los pT0teCCiOniStsS.

E comit6 do msdioa aEbitrioB de- IL
OEmaEa de Representatives. 90 Tsuni6 haOs
POGO en Washington y disouti6 lREgam0nts
Is cusati6n CafsteFR.
III principal punto del dsbAt8 fu6 10
oussti6a de Ia tsFita. AlguaoB opinab0n
qua dsbfa permanscsF tai como sEta hoy. ,
otros qaa debfs apmentaTsP.
En- Ia COZ f,Eencia habfs CtfstsECs de los
Estedoa UoidoF, Puerto Rico = HsWoii.
Muthas de sBas psEsonaa pronunciation
discuFsrs La session de ia tRFde del die
19 de Novismbra fa6 dsdioRds Jos plan
t&doFes So cafe.
L:s pEiocip8lGg diBOuTs0S fa9Fon loB pFO
nunCisdoB por 81 dslegad0 de Puerto Rice
al CongEeso nef19E Tn,io L8rcfnaga, Dor
sl s. II II A. L. Lonisson, de FL waii.
ESoB BtfioFGB pidieFon que on dsFecho de
GinCo ceutavoB fasFR impue1to al cafe con
objstO de syudRF nj dosaFFollo do 10 indus
tEia csfetsra de Puerto Rico y H,w.ii.
81 st1oF LsrrinagG lanz6 una bombA
aobEs Loo protsCCi0niAtsg CuAndo declare
que les mRquinREisa smsricanRB podfzn ger
oomprsaau ca Ias islas cercauas q Puerto
Rico m9a b&EataB que en- Ia miama Isle,
apesRF dc ger 6Bts tarritorio americana.
'D0spu6u de eBts daClaFaci6n foe objsto de
muchsB prFguntas, psEo 40 hubo nsdis que
i 10 HaCAEs de nu tsrminRnts dsclaTsoi6o.
Mr.. Rainaa, eI presidents del comiG6,
pregnnt6 al Beil9F LRrrfnsga quisnea sTsn
eBoa mRnnfactuFeT0g RmericauoB que hacfRu
eBa cl&He de negOcios ps'iudicando & los
CEfsteTos pu8TtL FiqnefoF.
Eli nflr LarrfnsgS EsBpondi6 que ls do
RE una liats de dichos manufactuTsFos.
Et EepreSsntaDt0 L2ngW9Eth, tambi6n
hizo Is misma afFmRci6n del atfi:r LRFEf'
nsgs, afisdisndO que ls habfan sOrprendido
grandaments Gsas difsrancias en- preCioB co,
ire iaIas csEoRnsu Puerto Rico Puerto
Rico
A'guieu pEFgu0t6 poE que no compF0b, a
lOS pusEtoFrique1os EuS mRquinAriaB On lRD
islaB csEcRnRa obtani61dolRB de csc modo
mas bsratas, & 10 que Mr., LsrEinsgR co A.
tast6 que sn sBo case 90 tendEfs que p8gaF
dsFi ohoB de- RduBn0s.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-27
Una carta de CiaIes.
Noviembra 5

Ds ura cREts de Cialos son los niguion.
tss lfueaa:
"Novismbrs 26 Ell mfl4r Domsnoch
de Ponce ha 0stado an oBts pueblo en- sBun.
tos paEticulsEeV.
So ha aussntado para Ponce Is EsspstR
BILE fsmilia del ipgeuisEo don Carlos Clau'
auuonOia de tan diltiuguids famijia".
"Hs sido GantanCiad0 en- Cinco cRuBRB
por rcbo al indi"iduo Juan Cruz Ortiz
(a) GaRrsto. Este individuO ha Bido
arTsltsdo poF ls poIicfs de cate pueblo =
Cd aI motivo de lR canaur8 la policfa
poTqus una persona do aqui dice que fa6
compOnteDdo; otrRu, y 6Utag son ls mayo
Efa de los ContEibuyent0S, RfrmRn gus IL
policfa pF0oede muY CoEEsCtamente y que
aug inteEsRaB est6n gsFRDtizadoB. NcBotT0B
hRm0B visto una CRVta Fl mRdR poR 0l me
ior elemsnto do squf On ls que faicitan al
ief0 de distsito Wfl1r Otig por nu coErGcto
pTOOGdeg".
"Tsmbi6n foe AveEiguRdo un Fobo he
Cho los atfi oE08 Pinta0lGg do este ccmeF-
clio aEEsStSdo ol autor Cen policfR Co.
mo 6sts eBt6 garsntisada lR soCiedAd".
Gel senior Panchito Alvarado, de Pence,
20 GnCuantFa On este.
"ss ha smpezldO aTEsgIar les GALES
de sHtS pobIsci6n. Va era Gismpo".
So afFma que 0l fiscal del distrito tie.
ns oonocimionto dc CieFto monopolio que
oxiste On este pueblo.
'sigusn muy adslantadoa los tEGbajo8
de Ia CaFFOtorR de aquf JOHnR Diaz"
-Emis DrimsysT, Cursdo { las 10 Dc
la noChO de uaa hsIids de centfmstroB
en- lS region frontal paFiOtsl derschR. Ls'
ve sBIvo aGcidsntsB. Lo euro ol practi'
cRnts Claudio, On ell CusFto de soooEFo.
-EI niGo Manuel Diaz foe cufado &
lRB IL = media do lR M mana de hariaa
confuse do uu CsntfmetFO an ls region
mOntonianG, dc caTfCtsF lsve. Lo CuF6
81 pEaCticSnts LlRugOr On 81 OuaEtO de
s0C0EEo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-27
JUAN BRASCHI,
Director TnGoElnC.
Ell ASUNTO DEL CAFE

La CSmaEa de CcmeEcio da Ponce eB va
lOFeBA sCtiva,
Con frscUsncia peFsigua prop60itos iug-
piVRdeG Ga e bisn general de los intsFa1en
pGb!iC0B = degde aSgunoB amos eBt8 paEts
AismpFG % 10 he viOto CuidsdoBa On sl el-
tudio de GBunt0B inaDoieToB y Tesu0stR,
llogsF ii nscesaFio faGEa & FadioAliEmoI
aCon6micos.
No BiOmpra fA6 sscundada, a'gups vss
quod6ns DoIa CsBi sole no BGbsmoa Bi poP
lR OoFpF0Ba que csuBaban aus prOp6aitOV 8
poF Ia Cob2Fdia de aqutlloI & qui8neB iba
bOnsfoiNT aus intsntoP.
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LAS CRIATURAS--

deberian estar medianamente gor-
das y criar grasa a medida que la
consumer; pues la grasa es un
cOmbustible y su consume produ-
ce fuerzas. Las criaturas del
gadas, aun cuando lleguen a la
edad de 18 8 20 amos, corren peli-
gro de contraer la t1sis Il otra en-
fermedad agotante. Es una cosa
espantosa cuando refexionamos
sobre ell n1mero de criaturas de
ambos sexos quienes mueren por
mala asimilaci6n de sus alimen-
tos. Ell alimento, aunque Sc to-
me en- abundancia, no los nutre,
no cria grasa nj imparte fuerzas.
Para evitar este NAL, para curar-
10, para salvar las criaturas que
las madres acarician, y los SIM
paticos muchachos y muchachas
que principian & mirar al mum
do con ojos llenos de esperanzas
y ambici6n, debe emplearse la
PREPARATION de WAMPOLE
Su 6xito, es cosa decidida y re-
suelta. Miles de personals le de-
ben gu vida y salud. Els tan
sabrosa como la miel y contiene
todos los principles nutritivos y
curativos del Aceite de Bacalao
Puro, que extraemos de los hi
gados frescos del bacalaO, COM
binados con Jarabe de Hipofos-
fitos, Extractos de Malta y
Cerezo Silvestre. Para la re-
posici6n de nifios palidos, es-
pecialmente los que sufren de
Anemia, Escr6fu1a, Raquitismo
y Intermediates de los Huesos Y
la Sangre, NADIA hay tan bueno
como nuestra preparation. Gel
Sr. Lcdo. Miguel A. Ortiz de
Habana, dice: I'm deber de graft
tud me hace dirigirles estas Iineas
para manifestarles que he2 usado
con un 6xito maravilloso su Pre-
paraci6n de Wampole, habiendo
curadO a mis- hijos de enfermeda-
des que venian sufriendo del Pc
chO y raquitismo y con su uso los
tengo con buena salud." Efcaz
desde la primera d6sis. Nadie
sufre un desengano con esta.
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