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The Washington herald., 1908-05-17
The Passing of the French.

From harper's Weekly
The population Of France. whose 50.
0ooeo0 formed the most numerous nation
al monolingual group in Europe at the
opening Of the last century, has Increased
only 26 per cent during the last hundred
years. as against Englsnd's $50 per cent
and Americas 100 per cent.
The total population Of France is now
81, ,350,7SS The female sex exceeds the
male in numbers, the figures being. re-
spectively, 1883, sss and 1s.si6.SS9. On the
other hand, an excess in the number of
the unmarried is shown on the masculine
side. the respective figures being ssI7.I7s
and 9n4,S56. There are 2,SS4, sg7 widows
and divorced women. as against LOG. .Sss
widowers and divorced men.
The number OF French families Is Isl -
IL, Of which 1.SlA773 are without children:
2249,SSI have but one child: 2.OlS. .ss5 have
two; i.24s.2 264 have three; 1854 have four;
429, 1S9 have FIVE; PAS. l59 have six; 1876. 769
have seven: n.SH have eight, and 5S.9I7
have nine children. These figures CON
tinue 70 represent. In a Fapidiy decreasing
proportion. the number OF familwies hay-
Ing a larger number Of children. Upon
comparing these groups Of figures 1t will
be perceived that for about twc-thlrds
Of the families OF France the average
number OF children does not exceed
three, while for about IL per
cent Of them the average number is sew
en- and for less than / per cent OF the
same, eight children. Twenty-four fam
ilies are recorded, however, as possessing
seventeen. and thirty-four as possessing
eighteen children.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-17
DEFAULTER IS NOW IN JAIL
Pittsburger's BOndsmen Refuse to
Put Up More Bail.
President of Bank Declines to Ac-
cept Cashiers sisters
Savings.

Pittsburg, Pa. May i6.-The prison doors
closed to-day on former Cashier william
Montgomery. of the Allegheny National
Bank. who is charged with embezzling
S5s5 900 OF the institutions funds.
President William Stewart says Mont
gomery's shortage exceeds 81, 300, eco
Western Pennsylvania was startled on
May by the announcement that Mont
gomery was a defaulter TO the extent OF
$4,000. The late Senator Matthew STAN
ley Quay's son Richard and C. z. Tener
signed his bond for 100000 To-day si25. 600
in bonds were also found to be missing
A second warrant followed. II was served
by United States Marshal Stevens. Mont
gomery's childhood friend
MontgOmery's two sisters begged Presi-
dent Stewart 10 accept $1,000 their life
savings. toward making the alleged short
age good. Stewart refused. The cashier s
bondsmen refused 10 put ap the additional
$4,000 bail demanded. Marshal Stevens
threw his arms around Montgomery's s
neck, and with tears streaming, muttered
about duty and locked him IN a cell.
Montgomery was a power in Western
Pennsylvania political and financial cir
clee.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-17
RIVAL REPUBLICAN CLAIMS.
TAFT MANAGERS.

At the local headquarters last night
Mr.. Hitchcock issued the following
statement:
AT the close to-day of the campaign
for the election of delegates to the Re
publican national convention the total
number pledged TO Taft is 5s4. OF this
number sIG are instructed. thlrty-six
pledged by resolutions Of Endorsement,
and thirty-one by personal declaration.
The number of unpledged delegates is 16s,
and of these more than 100 are known to
be favorable to Taft, The present taft
strength can be conservatively estimated
at about 200 delegates
Mr.. Hitchcock has compiled from his
records a table. showing in detail the
standing es the delegates elected from
each State and Territory, as follows:
The Washington herald., 1908-05-17
THE ALLIES.

With all delegates reported but six. the
number instructed for Taft and uneon-
tested falls 1877 below that necessary.
While there are included among the 22s
uninstructed some who may be affected
by preferential resolutions. the majority
are from districts where efforts to pass
resolutions in favor of Taft have neen
defeated
Nearly all of the delegates In whose
behalf contests are being made by Taft
managers were chosen by Lily White
conventions, the regularity Of which It
will be impossible for the national COM
mittee 10 recognize.
The claim of a majority for Taft IS
based on an arbitrary Interpretation of
contests and the listing OF many unin-
strueted delegates.
The following tables gives the number
OF instructed. uninstrueted, and contest
ed delegates:
The Washington herald., 1908-05-17
HORSES REPLACING MOTORS.
Old Love for Equine Flesh Returns
TO English Enthusiasts.

London, May 16-The sale Of horses has
been greater this year than for many
seasons.
The old desire to drive fine horses is
returning to wealthy people who sold
their stables when the motor craze first
started. They are now buying again,
realizing that the motor car in its most
luxurious guise is merely a utilitarian
conveyance as compared with the horse
drawn carriage.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-17
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
Q. s. Dept. Of Agriculture. Weather Bureau.
We aL....--.-. S..----la.- NJ - -.

Washington Saturday. May le-a d N
Another depression has moved in from the Pacific
coast, and IS now central in the Rocky Mountain re-
gon. Pressure is stil high along the Atlantic euast
With rain in the Carolnas. Georgia and thunder
storms in the East Gulf States. Rain is also re-
ported from the North Pacific Coast States and over
the Northern Plateau. Is is unseasonably cool in
Northeastern States and on the Pacific Coast.
Fair weather is indicated for Sunday and Monday
in all portions Of the country. except in the East
Gulf States and the South Atlantic States where
rain will probably continue Sunday Theslnder-
storms are also indicated for the Mississippi and
Missouri valleys
The winds along the New England coast will be
fresh sOutherly; the Middle Atlantic coast fresh
southeast 70 south; on tho South Atlantic coast light
70 fresh sOuthessteTly; on the Lower Lakes fresh
westerly. ard on the Upper Lakes Light and vsgia-
ble
The Washington herald., 1908-05-17
Negro Woman Hit with FIatiron.

Ida Magruder. a negress, was struck
over the head with at fiatIron yesterday
afternoon and was taken to Providence
Hospital. She is in a serious condition.
A short time later George Jordan, a
negro, alias Red George, OF ia Van street
southeast, was locked up at the Fifth
precinct station charged with assault,
with intent to kill.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-17
Board Of Victor. Adiourn,

Special 70 The Washington Herald.
Lexington. Va. May 16.-After a two
days session the board Of visitors OF the
Virginia Military Institute adjourned to-
day. The location OF the two new build
ings. the chemical laboratory and the
hospital, have been selected. and a COM
mittee appointed TO report in June on the
plans and specifications.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-17
State Grange After oIeo.

In an effort TO protect the milk industry
by amending the oleomargarine laws. and
making them more stringent, ". F. Hin
master of the State grange Of Pennsyl-
vania, yesterday called on the President
at the White House. In spite of strin-
gent laws passed a number of years ago
protecting the milk industry, the sale of
oleomargarine is rapidly increasing.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-17
TIIIman Predicts pefent for Taft.

Boston, May Ex-senator Benjamin r.
Tillman, of South Carolina. sailed for
Europe to-day on the White Star Liner
Canopic. The Senator, who is accom-
panied by his wife. is making the trip
for his health Before sailing. Senator
Tillman discussed the political situation,
expressing the opinion that if Secretary
Taft receives the Republican Presidential
nomination the Democrats will win.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-17
Virginia Girl Flags Chesapeake and
Ohio Express just in Time.

SPECIAL to The Washington Herald
Richmond, Va. May 16-Mss Dora r.
McGill, OF Eyells Station, this State.
while walking on the Chesapeake and
Ohio tracks near that place. found a
peanut separator across the track in the
path of q coming express.
She succeeded in attracting the atten-
ton Of the engineer, who stopped his
train less than ten yards from the OBJ
structiOn. The passengers took up sub
scTiptiOn and will purchase q diamond
set flag pin as reward for her presence
Of mind.
The farmer who owned the separator
had abandoned II because his team could
not get it out Of the cattle guard, in
which It was stuck, and was searching
for another team.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-17
DOUBLE LAUNCHING HELD.
New Revenue Cutter and DredEe Are
Put Into Water


Special to The Washington Herald
Newport News, Va. May 16-A double
launching occurred at the plant Of the
Newport News Dry Dock and Shipbuild-
ing Company to-day when the revenue
cutter Acushnet and the steel dredge
Clatsop building for the United States
army engineers. were put overheard from
the same shipways.
The cutter was launched first. the dredge
being put over half an hour later. The
yard was not thrown open to the public
for either event Only a small number Of
especially invited visitors were present.
Miss Virginia Warwick. Of Norfolk,
christened the dredge Miss Aloyse DUFF,
Of New York, was sponsor for the cutter.
Quite a party Of prominent people attend
ed the pretty sponsors. After the launch
ing a luncheon was served al the Hotel
Warwick in honor Of the sponsors.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-17
BRYAN in PennsxIvanIa.

York, Pa. May 1s.-w J. Bryan
stepped OF In York a few minutes
this afternoon while his train was dis
charging passengers. He had a short
conference with Committeeman Jere S.
Black There was no demonstration at
the railway station.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-17
Local Temperature.

Midnight 50; a. n. 81; a m. 81; s a. NJ 50;
a. n. 5i; 10 q. N. So; Il noon. 90; p m. 81
y. m, g.; D. m, g.; p. M, 81; 10 D. n CO.
Maximum. 63s minimum. 81.
Relative hurnidity-S a. m, %; D m, g.; q.
n. S. Rainfall "a p. m. 70 D NJ, o. Hours Of
sunshine, 0; per cent Of possible sunshine, O.
Temperature same date last year-Maximum, 20:
minimum, 81.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-17
CULPEPER NOT FOR BRYAN.
Delegates 20 State Convention Are
Not Instructed.

Special 10 The Washington Herald.
Culpeper, Va. May 1.-THE Democrats
here to-day selected delegates to the
Democratic State convention at Roanoke
on June IL
County Chairman E. H. Gibson called
the meeting TO order. and Representative
Alden Bell was chosen as permanent
chairman. with W. /. Gilkerson as sec
retary. A resolution favoring the nomi-
nation OF Hon. W. J. Bryan for Presi-
dent was laid on the table
The following delegates and alternates
were elected; Col. S. n. Newhouse. W
c. Waite, ". l. Jeffries. H. B. Smith,
Alden Bell. DR.. ". J. Strother. s. r.
Smith. ant ". A Rudasil The dele
gates are a unit for Senator Daniel for
delegate-at-large to the Denver conven-
ton
The Washington herald., 1908-05-17
store Thfeve. Orranixed

Special to The Washington Herald
Lynehburg. Va. May 16.-It is apparent
that weil-organized gang of store thieves
is at work here. and the police thus far
have been unable to get a trace Of them.
Two stores were robbed last night. MAX
The Washington herald., 1908-05-17
NEUSOFALEXANDRIA
Decision Against Amberine
Appealed to Higher Court.
JUDGES AND CLERKS CHOSEN

Annual Meeting of Mount Vernon
Chapter, d. A. r., Elects Officers.
Body of ID. stanley Posey, Lost in
Trenton Catastrophe, shipped 10
Maryiand-soeiaI News and Notes.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-17
Ocean stenmnhin..

New York, MAY B.-Auiyed: Lueania from Liv-
erpool May 9; Cedric. from Liverpool May z.
AffiFed out: Campania al Liverpool: Cevic At
Liverpool
Sailed from foreign ports: Lusitania, from Liver
pool.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-17
Once Was Enough.

From Brooklyn Llfe
Dyer-would you like to begin life over
again?
Ryer-No: I'm deep enough in debt
now
The Washington herald., 1908-05-17

ing the fourth OF the present week. II
is believed the work is being done by
negro boys.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-17
Temnernfuren in nfher Cifiaa

Temperatures in other cities. together with the
amount OF rainfall, for the twelve hours ended a.
D. n. yesterday. are as follows:
The Washington herald., 1908-05-17
Condition of the Water.

SPECIAL to The Washington Herald.
Harpers Fsryy, W. Va. May ls-Potomac slightly
cloudy and Shenandoah clssr,
The Washington herald., 1908-05-17
HEROINE SAVES TRAIN.

d-Foraker. e-KnOx. fla Toilette.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-01

En @ta imprenta as Yonda pRpsl al
paEii66dico Vieio & 82.OO lo7 A8 kiIo11 fen
gaiNtsE)
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Ia CONElANZA

diio IN sabio, es una pIanta do
lento desarrollo. La gerte tiene f6
en- las cosas que v6, y hablando
en- sentido general tiene raz6n. Lc
que 4 veces Sc llama f@ ciega no es
f6 de ninguna manera, pues debe
haber una raz6n y hechos para =
teGer en- que fundarse. Por elem,
plo, en- 10 que respecta a una medi
Gina 8 remedio, Ia gente pregunta,
"5Ha curado a otros ? SSe han ali
viado con ella algunos casos seme,
jantes al mio? IVA en- ammonia
con los descubrimientos de la cien-
cia moderna y estdn sus anteco-
denies al abrigo de toda sospecha? ?
En- tai case, es digno de CONTAIN
"a, Y 81 alguna vez me encuentro
atacado de alguro de los males pa
ra los cuales Sc recomienda, ocurri-
re a 6l en- Ia plena confanza de
que ME podra aliviar." Estos son
los fundamentals que han dado q la
PREPARATION DE WAMPOLR
su alta reputation entire los m6di-
cos as1 como entire todos los pueblos
civilizados. Este eflcaz remedio es
tan sabroso como la miel Y con-
tiene los principles nutritivos Y
curativos del Aceite de Hfgado dc
Bacalao Pure, que extraemos de
los h1gados fresccs del bacalao,
combinados con Jarabe de Hippo
fosftos, Extractos de Malta Ce-
rezo Silvestre. Con toda prontitud
elimina los acidos venenosos que
engendran la enfermedad = las de-
mas materias t6xicas que Sc en-
cueptran en- ell ORGANISING; desa-
rrolla un fuerte apetito Y buena
digestion, y es infalible en- Postra-
ci6n--que sigue a las Fiebres, T1sis,
Tos y Intermediates Demacrantes.
Gel Sr. DR.. Hugo Marcos, de Bue-
nos Aires, dice: La Preparation de
Wampole, no me es desconocida y
ell aflo pasadO en- una Cl1nica de
Paris, he tenido OCCASION de prescri-
birla y notar sus buenos efectos.
TodoG mis- colegas en- Paris 'apre-!
clan esta preparation. :" Cada d6sis
es efectiYa. Nadie sufre- un des-
engafio con esta. Ell las BoticaA
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iLIeg6 Ia hora |!

Los usnoTos Zalduondo = MisT, dusfioB
del eatableOimiento denominado La Lana,
(san Francisco 35) tisnsn 0I gantO do
SnunCiar guB TelacionadoH que hS teTmi'
nado "a sl balance amuGl de diehG tisnda
y con objsto de r0nOvgFsl Burtiao han
acordado TeaIisGr todAB las msFCsnGfaB
txiItenteB aCtualmSnte, FsduCisndo lOs pre-
clos 6 ID Il fimR expression.
Enta TeaEisaei6n duFRHs IL 8 Is dfsB 30
lam0nte, pus1 pFonto BaldEG para Nsw
York 81 sncaTgRd0 de lau COmpEaG y a8pa'
ran para fin de mes, tsnsF aquf 81 nueVo
surtido qua Ber6 81 mayor , mas esPlendi.
do que jam6a hGyG TSCibido tisndG alguna
on San Juan.
En- "La Luna" oncontTaEeis una gran
divsFaidad de- aEtfculos ca Loo ramos de
msFcanCian, paEfumeFfa ! noysdads8 con la
busna OpOEtunidad dc RdquiEiRlpg poE IR
mitad de % pTsCio.
No olvidsig puOg, qu6 ID oCnai6n ID PIN
tRn CRlVR J RproyeCbad. PaEEoquianaa!g
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EXCESIVU CALUR EN- vega BNJA.
HaCia faIta la COmpetenCia en- Ia in.
duStTia del pan,
La SGguIl OSta hacienda Suflli muEhV 4 ID GIlSO
BrOI0tNrl0.
(Ds "WsstrO cOrrespOnsaD

Julio 3O.-El sGbado tuvimo1 el gunto
do aaludaF nusltro querido amigo 81 i6'
ven don Alberto G6igOl IgaEAvidss, que
sHtAba pSBsaDdO dos diaB en- Casa de IuB f.
mi isTGg Residences en- GAtR poblaCi6p.
-NueStrR amjgR Ia uefioEits Eugracia
8. CsSuals, ha BidO COntrOtadG para 1e1vir
una de les SScuslAB dc Vega Ats.
Ell WfioF don Tom6B PsradO, ha fabri'
CadO una pToCioEa CAER en- 81 Camino que
ConduCe & Ia eBtaCi6n del feFEocarIiI, eI
BGfioR Lomba hR COnntEuido otER en- 0l mia
mo nitio.
Las nOvsnRg que 20 llsVaEon efecto
en- nuestEO temple Cat6lico On honor & la
ViTgsn del OaEmeD, quedAron muy lu'
Ci60B.
El aefioE RafOsl Rodriguez vRriau co.
fioEitas CantaRon acknowledgements. Felici
tamos nusEtro qusEidO pGEEoCo, 0l padEs
Garcia, pOr 10 DluchR OOnCuEHenCiR de fis'
Les que GaiBtieFon Les noveuaB y 81 miBmo
tempo mes SlegEamog de dOciT que todoB
los domiDgoB acuds muChR gants Rl tenn
plo, pueB este padre eHpliCR dc mode ClaEO
y sgrRdable, 81 svHrgelio y t0do 81 mundo
entiend0 10 que con 90 f6Cil palabTa Cspli'
ca. Ali 40 haCs. Bion poE ol padre Garcia.
@Con metiVO dol excessive CalsF que
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el anterior
ceAmen
indNB compaioS dgnams
quede
tsndsneia entire
vol sn queC CRda LemgBs ah0Ea
belle
zapus mss FspFssntaConeh
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CUANDO EXTRA la
d. PERUNA, FL CA
.TARRO DESAPARECE!

climaticales, que tenga Peruna en- ell
hogar.
lei hogar que Sc proteje con Peruna
esta libre de catarro, y adonde no hay
catarro, hay salud felicidad."
De V. AffnlO. Amigo,
JOSE I. SOLER
Ell catarro en- cliInas cdlidos atribuye
una Ease peculiar de tales climas.
En- apariencia qutzas no Sc asemeia al
catarro de climas frios, por mas que es
la misma enfermedad.
Catarro significR congestion de 1s mem
brana mucosa.
Generalmente en- los paises frfos las
membranes que mas afecta ell catarrO
son las de Ia nariz cavidades de la
cabeza, garganta y pulmonss.
Las membranas que por 10 general el
catarro afecta mas en- los paises caIentes,
son las de los 6rganos del abdomen y
p6lvis.
Adn cuando en- paises calientes no es
POGO comun ell catarro de Ia cabeza Y gar
ganta, es no obstante, muy comun Ell ca
tarro del est6mago, dc los intestinos, de
los rihones y catarrO de los 6rganos pei
Yicos.
Adonde quierR que hayan seres hu-
manos, en- los tr6picOs en- los articos, ell
.catarro es la enfermedad con la cual tiene
que combatir mas la humanidad.
La Peruna estA reconocida como ell re-
medic universal para ell catarro en- todos
sus frases, estados Y variedades.
La Peruna es Ia protection del hogar.
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ligads prupietaTlos de finCas uThanas

Por Ii "LigR" 90 gsItions de Las Com.
pafifas del GIumbRado pl6etFic0 de esta
Ciudad Ii osIsbTaci6n dc IN COntRAtO paFs
Ia ColoCaGi6n do HopoFteH de madsEa en- lR8
aEotsgB de Iaa CasaB de nusatFos asoCiadOG.
CON garantfas y.CisEtaB cOncelioneB bsntf.
CioHsI para IoB minmog, cuyag bases Be DE-
ran conoCsF tan pFontO Bsan ultimadaE.
10 que - hacs pdblico para COnocimion'
ID Gle los IefiorsB aHOciadog, CON 81 fin de
due, Il Ia estiman Convenisnts comedian {
laD CompaHfas ie TefoEonCia 0l poKmi1O 6
autoRizaCi6n pEoVIIional que necoitan, pa
u podor CoIoCar dicho1 G0poEtsE.
San Juan, Pu8rto Rico, julio 81 Dc
/, ,gO8.-JOss MaYi0 GaFTerO, PrGlidGnts.
5Y,R
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MGsiCa NatiVa.

En- ell Paris Bazaar de don Pc
dro Giusti Sc encuentra a la
venta el precioso vals Interme-
20 de la zarzuela Amor que
muere y Amor que mace, y Ell ORR
ginal Two-Step Caribbean March
del compositor puertorriqueno
Rafael Balseiro DaviIa, al pre-
clio de so y 25 centavos respec-
tivam ente. -
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Eeina On eHta 6poCa muchaB fAmiliAB 30 han
trABladA2o Is playa para tomAr los bafioB
do mar, que tan buenoB ION en- sIto tempo
Hay una sesG tan fasTt0 que no hay
una gotR do RguR en- IR poblaCi6n y Ss vsn'
do lG Iata do 20 CuREtilloB & CsntavoR.
Nos CauGa vsrdadOEa psnR cato por 10
claBo prolstariR. 81 pudiGEa poneTo I'm
aCusductO del rio sibriCR E Ia poblaCi6n %
hRrfR IN gran benefcio y cEeGmoB que 81
gaBto no lsIfR gEandO poF hallaTDo muy
Cerca dc IR pobIaCi6n diCho rio.
-HR qusdAdo muy bonitO 0l Gdid3iO
que 10 hA ConRtrgidO para pRnadeTfa.
Ents hRce muCha faItA, puts hRbF6 COM
petencia On 81 artfculO que % 10 que 0l Fd'
bIico nEcenita.
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BanCO Territorial J AgrfeGIa de P.B.
d.

ACordado por ls Junta GsneEal ds Ac'
CionistaB de II De Julio 6ltimo, TepaEtiE al
80. dividando activO de S 2 boE acci6n de
10 pEimeFa serie J S so pr aCCi6n de ID
B0gunda; ds8do osts fschB, sB los diRB VI ho'
FaB hSbilo8 Bs pagar6 dichq dividsnd0 pOF
10 Gaia de lR sociedad.
Los Befioreg ACcionintaRl 90 pFoyasFgn
On la 8eCFetaEfs de lR papekts de pEgO s
cuyo efeCto, loI que 10 ABn poE tftulo
"Nominativo" ne tandE6I necenidad de
aCOmpafRFlo , podr6n autqsisAE pOr elc1i'
TO paTBora que CobFe poT elloV, paFo Los
que 10 Bean poR tftulO Gal PoEtador" 90
indispensable 10 pTeEentaci3a de etc para
que puedan yerifcaE 81 cotr0.
Lo que De hace p6b.icD paFa cbnoci'
mientD de Lon intePeEsdot. San Juan,
p. r 10. AgostO de 1908. El Secratario,
?. RocAfort, Vo. Bo. El Director Go
rents, r. astro GonzGIsz 6.vB.
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-Ss elt6 aCopiando piedEa para ID
COmp0RiCi6n do la calle que PaBR frant0 6
la Aduana dc ID Oiudad,. On 81 muells dc
laH goletaa. En- cambio 81 tre2o de cRlIe
1Ue CORE doBds 81 8lmRcsn do
l0B Sres Ochos hREta la aBtaei6n del fsEEo.
CaEEil. Bigus aascuidadoy h on Cuanto llusva
EeGult9 intEanRitabl0. Ebto peTtensc0 oil
municipio do Ii ciudad. -.
-Hs EGgEasado do ID i1la, en- donds en-
two una aemRnA en- aHnntoa del BarViCiO
81 inspector de Ia policfa inuular Befior
ManaB. -
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CASA EN- sANTUROE. LA que ha-
bit6 duERnte muChoB sfioB d Wfior FeEnsn.
dPz 3 uncog queda "a dsHoapada Es az
gran capaCidad y tisns ssrYeiol Completol
de aguR y luz el6ctEics, un heEmoso huoR'
% d0 fEutaIos , jardfo. Fzeds obtsnaEsa
an REEsndanlisnto. con altoS y bBjog. Pro.
po1iCionos 8 infoEnel au iuefio 81 doctor
Hernandez u ssa1.--a sY. u
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"EI -HOgar PrOtegidO POr La
Peruna ESta Libre De ca
CdffOo JOSE SOLER, IngenlerO Civil.
En- Paises Frios Y CaIidos, La
Pe-ru-na Es,EI Remedio Mas
EfiCaz Para Ell CatarrO.

oR. JOSEF. SOLER, Ingeniero Civil,
~ Presidente del Cuban Fruit Co., es-
cribe al DR.. S. B. Hartman, como sigue:
Estimado Doctor :-"Permftame unir
mi recommendation la de mi iIustre COM
patricia, ell senior Quesada, y tambien
las que recibe de todas parties del mundo,
de persOnas que han sidO beneficiadas pOr
su remedio Ia Peruna. Yo, como los
demds que lie felicitan, he sido curado, y
espero verla en- mi pals, Cuba, adonde in
dudablemente hara el bien que ha hecho
en- este pals, y extraera de las garras del
natarrn infinidad de victi mns
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d" AcOnsejo q
todo aquel que
desee estat libre
de Intermediates
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Sr. II. Manley, correSponsal de
guerra del peri6dicO ingles "Black
and White" So Spark g., Ottawa,
Ontario, Can, escribe come sfOUe:
"Cuando un hombre viataer climas
extremamente Irios 6 calientes, COM
prende entonceg cua1 es ell valor de la
Peruna, 81 la lleva con sligo.
"Si Sc sufre del calor, 10 Peruna le
alivia, 6 81 tiene un resfrfo, Ia gripe 8
bronquitis, Ia Peruna le cura en- corto
tempo; ST padece de insomnia 81
no tiene apetito la Peruna sctua
siempre en- estos casos como ell meJor
amigo del viajero, y es el t6nico que
Sc neeesita.