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Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-10-29

Loveland Items.
Miss Belle Morehouse spent
Sunday with her parents.
Mrs. Mary S. Goss has been
re-shingling her house.
Messrs o. Jones and Ben
Scebold transacted business in
Council Bluffs Monday.
Mr.. A. Jones sister left Mon
day afternoon.
Notwithstanding the rain,
the democratic speakers, Messrs
Capell and Organ addressed a
good and appreciative audience,
O:tobar 23.d Knowing this
was the first political address
ever delivered by either of these
young men, their ability could
be appreciated by all regard
less of their political party be.
lief.
The Ladies' Aid Society served
lunch Immediately after the
speaking. The proceeds of
the evening were $13.25 clear
ing $1,000, most of the lunch
being donated by the ladies, as
we'll as their labor. These
ladies are working hard to
raise some various church
funds and will again serve full
dinner and supper at lower
east hall on election day, Nov.
8. Allmembers are especially
requested, and all ladies of the
community interested in help
ing good cause are invited to
donate, attend or assist in any
manner convenient. All are
cordially invited to attend.
Tommy Moss was the guest
of Miss Cloy Copeland over
Sunday and reported quite a
heavy saow in Boone and Car
roll.
Misses Evlyn Kelsey, Lyvah
Salyers and Essie Smith spent
Sunday with their parents.
Billy Bradley is moving his
family back to Council Bluffs
this week.
Mrs. Wilding is entertaining
friends this week.
Horace Lake and Chas But
Ter spent Friday at home there
being no school in their room
on account of their teacher at
tending teachers meeting.
The M. E. Quarterly confer :
ence will meet at Honey Creek
Friday afternoon of this week.
Dick Friend and son Master
Earl of Logan spent several
days this week with MIR. and
Mrs. Robt. Wright.
Among a few of Council
Bluffs hunters in our vicinity
this week were Messrs Wallace
and w. B. Hough.
Miss Nettie Kelsey was shop
ping in Missouri Valley Mon
day.
@. Kelsey is on the sick list.
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Saturday and Sunday at home
The young people of Beebee-
town are kept busy practicing
for their entertainment,
Fred Ehler Is clerking at the
Beebeetown store.
Miss Nellie McKenney visi-
ted at F. F. Beebee's on Sunday
last. 80
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Beebeetown Items

The rain during the past few
days has prevented corn husk-
ing in this section,
Rev. Cary moved from Mag
nolia last week.
George Beebee is husking corn
for William Hansen.
Mr. and Mrs. John Sheahan
visited at the Duncan home on
Sunday last.
Mr.. Charles Harder is having
a new barn built.
Mrs. F. H. Beebee returned
from De Sofa, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. G. Cook have
moved here from Boone, Iowa.
Entertainment and box sup
per, at the Beebee Schoolhouse,
on Friday evening, Nov. 9Th.
Freddie Iverson is still in the
hospital at Omaha.
Mr.. George Cooper, of Omaha,
spent a few days here last week.
Miss Heck, of Harris Grove,
is staying at L. J. Beebee's at
present.
John Coleman, who is atten-
ding school at Woodbine, spent
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| friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Neufind
and daughters Mrs. Bond and
Miss Fern, were Omaha passen-
gers this morning.
Mrs. H. j. Rainbow was an
Omaha passenger this morning.
The marriage Of Miss Harli
/ ct Rinehardt and Gail McKa
was solemized today at II,
home of the bride near Magn
liza. Quite a number from NJ
Valley drove up to attend the
wedding. The young people
will make their home in the
Valley, having secured a house
on North 5th street.
Miss Aida Smith is reported
on the sick list.
Golden Wedding Anniversary
Today is Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Alexander,s fiftieth wedding
anniversary and they are re-
ceiving the congratulations of
their many friends. They were
married in Jackson County,
Iowa, October 18th 1858. Judge
| Alexander says that the wealth
er, fifty years ago, was just
like the past week it had
rained for three or four days
and the sun came out bright
and clear O.. October 2Sth.
This wor ly couple have four
children liaia.s, as follows:
Charles in Canada; Mrs. Hough
of Crescent City; Mrs. Scebold
and Mrs. j. j. Ford of Missouri
Valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander re-
ceived a number of presents
today, from their children, all
symbolical of their golden we'd
ding anniversary.
We congratulate Mr.. and
Mrs. Alexander on their good
health and pleasant surround
ings. Surrounded with friends
and neighbors with whom they
have lived for many years, and
we wish them many more hap
py years together.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tripp of Ere
mont are spending a few days
in the Valley. Mr.. Tripp has
been employed on a dredging
machine in Nebraska.
w. FL. Suddeth resumed his
position as agent of the Am eri-
can Express Company this
morning, after having been off
for several weeks on account
of an injury received while un :
loading a heavy piece of ma.
chinery.
Mrs. French of Marshalltown
is in the Valley, the guest OF
Mrs. Seaton.
George Nichols, the young
man who has been visiting at
the S. F. DeVora residence,
left this afternoon for his home
at Hot Springs, S. D. He was
accompanied by his nurse, Mrs.
! Welsh, and her son Arthur.
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The Ladies Improvement
League met Tuesday afternoon
in regular session which proved
to be a most interesting and
pleasant one. After the regu-
lar business was disposed of a
committee from the Seminole
Club met with the ladies to
discuss the subject of their an
nual minstrel, which will be
given in November. 1t was de-
cided that the ladies will take
full charge of the sale of tickets
for the same.
Definite arrangements were
perfected for the rummage
sale to be held in some public
building on Erie street during
the first week in D eember.
At the bag ing of the year
the League ladies decided to
start a fund for a library build
ing and have succeeded in lay
ing aside a small amount which
has recently been placed out at
interest.
Our yearly work among the
school children has been to in
terest them in beautifying
their yards, and of the forty
two who received flower seeds
from the Improvement League
six were awarded prizes for
having kept exceptionally good
beds. Those receiving prizes
were Edna, Stella and Arthur
Gregerson, Edgar Myers, Frank
Burke and Willie Emge.
A very touching letter of ap-
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Big Republican Rally.

u ~
There were many people in
!town last evening gand considcr-
able enthusiasm. A special
train from the east brought in
three or four hundred, accom-
panied by the bands from Dun
lap, Woodbine and Logan, and
these organizations paraded th,,
streets before the speaking anel
gave concerts on the various
street corners. The special
train from the north was we'll
patronized also. Even though
It was generally known that
Secretary James Wilson would
IA be here on account of being
deta a;'1ad at Des Moines on ac-
count Of illness, the crowd did
not stay home. While there
was I'D torchlight procession
1.-THE $ reefs presented an ami
natei' appearance and seemed
Hike ola times when big rallys
were he feature of presiden-
tial campaigns.
The opera house was we'll fill
ed at s o'clock and by $50, when
the speaking began, even stand
ling room ": at a premium and
many wssa ,rned away. Chair
Imam Hosb ok called the meet
ling to order ard announced
that DR.. Colt would preside. He
Immediately introduced Hon.
H. C. Bronze of Omaha who
gave a short but very interest
ling and able address, dwelling
briefly on the chief issues of
the campaign soon to be a
thing of the past Mr. Brome
was given close 4 ~ and
in fact, the order last night was
perfect, not a single Interrupt
tion. The speaker seemed sat-
isfied that the outcome of the
election would be a victory for
the republican party and for
the principles upheld by this
Organization. He stated that
in his opinion Nebraska would
be carried for Taft, other state
ments to the contrary. The
chairman then introduced At
torney c. M. Harl of Council
Bluffs. This gentleman made
a ''rattling good" republican
speech and was frequently APP
plauded. He dwelt for some
time on the tariff proposition
of the republican party and
showed wherein the working
men of the United States are
benefited thereby, instead
otherwise. He also took u
the fight that is being made Un
Judge Taft regarding his var.
ious decisions while acting as
judge of the circuit court of
the United States and had with
him the official reporters, from
which he read certain passages
Mr.. Harl made the point that
Judge Taft merely ruled on the
law as on the statutes and that
he did not rule against any lab
or union or organization.
Before the speaker had fin,
ished his argument, many peo
pie in the audience began to
leave on account of the fact
that the special trains were
billed to leave at lO:45 and it
was then 1870, but aside from
that, Mr.. Harl certainly inter
ested his hearers.
The various county officer
and candidates were on hant
and the meeting was one of un
usual interest. This is tn,
only big. meeting to be held ii
Harrison county during th,
campaign and the party leaders
exerted every possible effort te
have a crowd, and in this they
were not disappointed in the
least.
Both political parties in this
county have had a hard time to
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-10-29

On account of the length of
the ticket this year, we think it
would be a good plan to furnish
the voter with a ticket a few
days before the election so as to
give him time to properly mark
his ticket.
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Clay Township Items.

Clay Township Items.
The dust that a few days ago
filled the air has assumed a
liquid form.
The r. F. d. carriers and ru-
raj school teachers are expert
encing a hardship on account
of the mud, more especially
in the ''gumbo" districts. Both
classes are entitled to sympa-
thy.
Everybody but j. H. Sharp
mack suspended operations in
the corn field, on last Monday
and Tuesday in this section.
Some few of the candidates
are making not a whirlwind-
canvass, this last week of the
campaign.
Theodore Hayes, and McNally
were with us last Saturday.
Sidny Pitt and son Bird, were
navigating through the mud of
Sandy Point last Tuesday.
One week more of anxious
suspense for the candidates and
then they will know which one
has the most friends.
Mr.. j. j. Stephens is lying
very low, and all of his children
have been called to his bedside.
Rube Thomas, who has been
visiting relatives at Oral, S. D.,
has returned home.
Mrs. Grace Johnson, of Oral,
S. d., who was visiting relatives
here, was called home on ac-
count of the serious illness of
her mother, Mrs. Isaac Thomas.
The rain last Saturday and
Sunday, prevented preaching
services at the U. B. and L. D.
S. churches here.
There is to be preaching at
the L. D. S. church next Sun
day at II a. m. and z p. m. Ell
der G. M. Scott, of Little Sioux
will be with us.
j. N. Hester has recently
bought 80 acres of unimproved
land in Raglan township, to
which he expects to move after
another year.
D. N. Baldwin having recently
bought anew buggy, has traded
for a match team to work to it.
All the 1908 wheat crop, in
our neighborhood, was threshed
a few day ago.
A. L. Bowers, was delivering
his crop of Alfalfa hay to par
ties Modale last week. ~
The reception that was to
have been held at the Christian
Church Thursday night, has
been postponed and further an
nouncement will be made later.
The Training For Service
L IL m,
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Claims In Rosebud in Danger.
Chicago, Oct. 26.-The miss
ing daughter of "Jack" Sully,
the South Dakota outlaw, who
occupied the Rosebud reserva-
tion for more than half a CEN
tury before he was killed by
federal officials six years ago,
has been located in Chicago.
She is declared to be Trixie
Sing, wife of Louis Sing, mill
ionaire Chinaman.
Capt. Martin Peterson of the
First regiment, Iowa National
guard, who was sent to the
Rosebud during the land regis
tration in an effort to locate
Sully's missing daughter for a
Chicago real estate firm, has
returned with information that
leads him to believe positively
that Mrs. Sing is the one, who
as a child was stolen from that
reservation twenty-five years
ago.
The result may be a contest
of all the claims on the Rosebud.
1t is expected the heirs of Sully
will claim title to the reserva-
tion on the ground that it was
occupied by the notorious cattle
rustler for longer than twenty
years.
John Tamisiea of the Valley
Mills was 8 business caller in
Honey Creek this afternoon.
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E. G. Campbell of Persia,
democratic candidate for super
visor was in the Valley last
evening shaking hands with
friends.
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yesterday afternoon and the
delegates today will give them
selves over to the enjoyment of
the hospitality Of the local
court. This afternoon they
will attend a moving picture
show and this evening will be
the guests of Lew Wallace
court No. 121 of Omaha at a
ball at the Rome hotel Non
pareil.
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The reception that was to
have been held at the Christian
Church Thursday night, has
been postponed and further an
nouncement will be made later.
The Training For Service
classes will meet Thursday
night.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-28
FESTE0SE En- QUE
bradiIlas en- honor
a San Rafael.
La misa sGIemls CelebTada el eI
" pueblo el dfa del patton.
Ell r0plrtO Do IInOsRas 4 los BObrU8.
(Ds maestro OorrsspcnoaE e.psoialO.

ssptiombRa 27.-S0 han COIObRado CON
GxtFaoRdinaFio esplendoE y Holsmnidad
Lon feBtsios On honor 6 San Rafael AECan-
col, patton de cate pubic.
El luatFRdo mision0Eo padre AlCaid0,
de Ponce, pR0aiC6 con admiFabls slOOusn.
cir dnKRnts las aOVenaES BalvU y EniBa
mayor vi6ndog9 el temple sIaatRdo de- fell
gF0Bag que 90 diaputaban no p0rdoE fno 8O'
10 do lOs bslllRim0B = snblimsR penBan4ien-
tor que tan BimpftiC0 , OBFii0E0 g8CsFdot0
eBponfa, en- "a hOnEada y santa PT6aioa,
CON gran faCilidad. --@
Nos sgERd6 on vsFdad veR Iog RdGpteR
dc ls religion Cat6liCs, ApOst6iioa = Ro.
mana OOnCuFFfE ls CASE de DioB con al
Es8pato d8bidoD sin que oCuFFuisgs, entire
RquGllR inm0nES nultitud que 0CupabB no
solo 81 temple Bi no tsmbi61 81 atFio, el
sl maB inEigni6CRnt9 deB0TdGD.
La miB8 mayor OolebTRda 81 dfa de San
Rafael hR Bido la mae BoI0mna imponGn-
70 que 90 Escu0rd8 hRbGERs Csl0bFRdo en-
QOebEadilIaB. El padre AICaid0 prediC6
= Cant6 acknowledgements misntraB Ion dis
tinguido9 BROSFdotes padre BarCel6, do Ca.
muY, , 81 do HatilIo nuGstF0 antique
= RnCiRn0 padre EatFada, efsctuabRn loB
d0mGA o6CioB TeligioBOP.
La pEoCaHi6n fu6 I'M gran RcontsCimisn.
60, ppGB mas do dos mil peFBOnRB maTohR.
ban acompaiando lR pEOCioBa im6gen dc
San Rafael AFORDgel poF Les pRinCipale8
GALES, bDjo los RcordeB de una mREchR
muy apEopiada para ol aCto = an bUsn nd.
nero de CohetaB que Cada iuBtAnte 90 sls'
VabGn hGci8 el 0spaci0.
T0Fminad8 lR miga fuOEon EepArtidaB On
la plaza principal, poE Ia linda mia He.
len Font SolGF = ca pToBsnCia de IN grUpQ
tornado p0r gai8 gsil0EitRB, muy bonitaD, y
do 10 viFtuOBa y RmRbl0 aGfloER AntoflitR
FloPit do RouF0S laB Iim0BnRB & l0l FohEOV.
81 juFRd0 GHtuv0 animsdO y ConouPFidO,
hAbi0nd0 nidO pF08idido por CRtoTG0 BsfloEi.
taB doB gafioFRE.
Del bale nos 0cupREemoB en- nU0HtFR
pR6xime infoFmRci6no
DebsmoE Eigni60aF que el progFnma fac
Cumplid0 ca toda sue pREteE, exception dol
bail0 do aEtGsRn0B que no Be C0lsbE6 poF TO-
neR elI0B en- pF0YGCt0 Un0 para Ol dfG de
San Rafael con 10 oTqUelta do IOabslG, 81
qu0 90 sfsCtu6 en- Los altos Do Ia CaaB dc
don Oscar RAfolg.
La muY RpFsciadB Bsii0FR dc6R Eliza
RodTfguez viudR dc RouTe, enou6ntFaaO
pRGando on GHtR pOblaci6n una tsmporRda,
aC0mpRfAdS dc % bella = gimp6tioG hijS
Virginia RauFo ROdtfguez.
Aver regT0uRE0n ls villa de Aqua
dills la distinguidR fsmilia Font-80leF,
deBpu6B de hAbOFnoB dado ol placer de v8E-
leB entire noBotF0B p0E aIguuoB dfag.
Qg0 vuelvRn pEont0 gon nu0BtEos des0og,
pu6s SlloB gabon que p0r QUebERdillaB ga
lee quiGPs do v0Rs.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-28

llRmREuo CipRiGno Castro para COZ 10 qu0
81 90, representa- 10 que 81 represents, hA'
bsE Bido vsnosdor dc legioR0B de guerra,
vRnc8doH do pu0bloB de diplOmRciR, On Loo
CophictoB de los hOmbFeag, en- 10 inaRn8
ambiCi6n dc lR magiBtFatuPa, en- Les RlmaB
y On Loo degoOB do pas, por medic de 10
b0ndad y bu0n g0biGRn0.
"TsneH unida8 t0dRB GstRB faCuItRdOB que
por 81 Divine placer de 10 alto 90 ven uni
dGB de Bigl0 On gigl0 en- ol alma do Nm hom
br9 CuRndO Hu0nR On 0l deBbin0 do log pue'
bios 10 hoT8 dc una tFRnAfoEmRCi6n dOini'
tiva." j.
Sci CONSTITUTIONAL" no hacO mCnOi6n On
BuB c0FF8gpondGnciaB de lR migeEiR RtaFEA'
dora quo pEevSIeos On el EHtsdo de Lara,
que el feEFooArril do Bolivar que fac
ConStEuido hRC0 RIgunOB Riies pOE una com
pafifR franC0OR, Bolament8 pugds hScOF via
jeJ una vaz 10 semRna dGBds que CantEo
eats en- 81 pod0r hROa nuSvs amos.
OGTacRD foe pT0ClamsdR una veE 81 Pa
Tts de Sur Am6rica. TonfR au IaEga GBaa'
Oi6n do 6pOFR italiAnR 2 mucbRB claEsS de
divORBionGE, hBTm8B9B CRFFUBjsB ll0nRbRn
los pABsOB pOF las tRTdeE, 10 PlRsB
Bolivar ne deBboFdabR On lRA noChsg
do concerto de damRg GlegGut0mOn'
to vsatidaD; Los caf6B eTRn inVadido8 p0F
alegVeB clubs eTRn Bitio8 de CitG del mundo
elegRnt0 y solo ofAg9 IR ohRFl9 ConEtanta
RCoTcR dc bRileB, C0Rgidan ? EaC0pCioneR.
On hombrO cue volvis1s & Ia CiudRd
dGHpu61 de Rlguno1 amos de Rusancia, 90
p0dEfR evitaF 90 impEesi6n CRuBa dol
CRmbio.
MuChoB GomOPcioR 10 han CeETado.
Hay an total dc p6rdidR en- laB impOF-
taCioneI.
solamsnts quOda an hotal de primorn
ClaGe dondo hRbfa CinC0. +
'El ConBtituCionap' tiana aI m0nopoIiO
On Ol campo do ID pEenEB donds B0lfsn hR'
beE muohoB paFi6aieoB impoEtantGB Po'
cos BeiiOFaB BUelan verso On sp6bliC0 Tea
vRudo los GlsganSfGim0B tFaias imp0Etado8
que usab8n con feGcusncia. Loa h0mbEaB
han de2sFtAdo de los Clubs, y Iag meBaB de
bG00GTGt 9 poker peTmansoen CubiGRtag
MuChs8 do las CRaNs m0jOEe8 % hRllRn de-
sOOupads8 , los RIquileFSs ban bRiado & Id
mitad. FL orc ha desSpsF6cido de la ciEf
CulaCi6n, y el GxtrargsE0 Bs AhEUma al YsE
sl n6m0ER de msndigOn On laB GALES.
81 pEHgidonte OaHtR0 aGkRbR On uu8 paf
gici6n mUY modesto Cuand0 smpez6 la Ee'
V0luCi6n que d6bfa lsyaTIa 6 10 pEaaiden'
CiR. HRbia tPabRiad0 On unR puIpagfs
del campo. Fu6 clerk do una cara dc COL
msECio RIemsnR , EanOhsE0 On poquafa
sSCRlR ca 0I EBtRdo de IoB Andss. y
Hoy aB mUObo m6Bs rico, cue ning6n
otgo vonssolano dc Ia Ifnea do loa milo
RaFioa, EB duatle de KaEioR foEEocaRRilog
oonaTuidop pOE oapitsl GEtEangagO, tisae
IinsaS Dc VspoEWi plants de goo : oISstRt'
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-28
CUANTOS HABITAN
EN- LOS PAiSES MALSANOS
FAvORAsLEs 4 LA PRODUCTION De LA FlEBRE
nEpEN IEER lac CIeIIlENTEc liuEA0

FAV0RABLES A LA PRODUCTION DE LA FlEBRE
DEBEN LEER LAS SIGUIENTES LtREA8
Una de las intermediates mas terri
bles, sobre todo en- los paises calidos
y pantanOsos; una de las que cada dia
producer ell mayor ndmero de defun-
clones, una de las mas largas y deses-
perantes es la fiebre.
Asi es que no podemOs prescindir
de recOmendar a tOdaS esas persOnas
que habitan los paiSes malSanOs en-
dOnde reinan las febres, y cuantos
por necesidad tengan que residir ALI,
siquiera sea momentaneamente, ell que
Sc preserven de la terrible playa.
Para clio eXiste un medic sencillo
Y seguTO, ell -cual no es otro que
tomaF vino de Quinfum Labarraoue,
preparadO d base de un eXtractO COM
PletO de quina disueltO en- los mas
eXquisitOs VinOs de Espana.
Ell usO del Quinium Labarraque a
la dosis de una cOpita en- ayunas, todas
las mananas, preserva seguramente de
las fiebres aun en- los paises mas
enfermizOS.
CuandO Sc ha tenido la desgracia
de COntraer la fiebre, convene tomar
quinina 81 Sc sufren accesos Violentos,
perO 81 Sc qulere raplda y seguTa-
mente y sin sacudidas cUrarse de Ia
enfermedad, tOdaVfa es ell vino de
Quinium Labarraque ell mejor RENE
dio cOnOcido, pues impide ell que de
nuevO Sc pTesente la fiebre; la cura-
ci0n, pOr 10 tantO, asi Obtenida es mas
radical y cOmpleta que usando Ia
quinina SOla, y este a causa de los
demas principles actiVos de la quina
que van disueltos en- ell Quinium La
barraque, completandO de este modo
la acci6n de aqu6lla.
SObre tOdo en- los paises en- que es
end&mica Ia fiebre y cuando ell en-
fermo no puede por menos de sufrir
constantemente los miasmas que le
pr0dujeron la enfermedad, es cuando
la acci0n del vino de Quinium Labar,
Taque es incOmparablemente superior
4 la de todO otrO Temedio.
Tai es su efcacia y tan numerosa4,
las curaciOnes Obtenidas, que la Aca-
demia de Mediclna de Paris no ha
te1fdo Inconvenience en- acordar Ia
aprobaci6n para la formula del Qui-
mum Labarraque, debiendose teneE
en- cuenta que esta distinction Sc
Otorga pocas Yecesy que poF 81 misma
es va una recommendation que debe
inspirar cOnfanZa a los enfermos de
tOdos los paises. g
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-28
NO Sc DEscuIDE I'D.

Los varios sfntomas de una
condici6n debilitada que toda
persona reconoce en- 81 misma, es
una advertencia que por ningun
concepto deber1a pasar desaper-
cibida, pues de otra manera los
g6rmenes de enfermedad toma-
ran incremento con gran peli-
gro de fatales consecuencias.
Los g6rmenes de la tfsis pue-
den ser absoryidos por lCc pull
mones 4 cualquiera hora echan-
do raices y multiplicandOse, q no
ser que el sistema sea alimen-
tado hasta cierto puntO que le
facilite resistir sus ataqUes. La
PREPARATION de WAMPOLB
que es tan sabrosa como Ia miel
Y contiene todos los principles
nutritivos Y curativos del Aceite
de H1gado de Bacalao PurO, que
extraemOs directamente de los hi
gados frescos del bacalao, cOmbi-
nados con Jarabe de Hipofosftos
Compuesto, Extractos de Malta y
Cerezo Silvestre, fortifoa Ell sis
tema contra. todoaslos ea4fFbios de
temperature, que producer inva-
riablamente Tos,yCatarro, Asma,
Gripa, T1sis y todas las enferme-
dades emanadas pOr debilidad de
los pulmones y constitution ra-
quftica. Tomada 4 tempo evil
ia la tfsis; tomada a tempo la
cura. Gel Sr. Professor Bernardo
Urueta, de la Botica Frizac en- la
Ciudad de Mexico, dice: Por la
presente tengo Ell gusto de parti-
cIpar 4 Uds. que he usado en- mi
hiio, enfermo de Nal de Pott y
por indication del Sr. DR.. Rafael
Lavista, la Preparation de Wan,
pole, que Uds. preparan y ademas
de Que le ha 1echo mucho bien,
su est6mago la tolera much1simo
meior que las otras Preparacio-
nes de aceite de h1gado de baca-
lao. Igual cosa ha pasado con
algunos otros nif1os~a quienes
les he reconendadO que usen la
medicina de Uds.'' Basta una
botella para convencerse. Nadie
sufre un desengaf0 con esta.
De venta en- todas las Boticas.