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The Southern farm gazette., 1908-08-01
What is the Correct Color for Rhode
Island Reds?
Poultry


black. becoming red as they ap-
proach the saddle.
General surface color rich, bril-
liant red except where black Is spec
ifed. free from shafting or mealy
appearance. 4 harmonious blend
ing of red as desired in all sections
where this color Is specified. Spec
linens should be so brilliant in lustre
as to have a CLOSED appearance
The brief descriptions given above
will do very we'll applied TO the fe-
male. though shc IL not expected to
shine quite 50 much. more subdued
In color as becomes her sex.
UNCLE 10.
The Southern farm gazette., 1908-08-01
Making Pin Money by Raising Poultry.
Mrs McIher~on Finds Of Feeding Small
Quito I'roa,ahc-Jthcr. Can no Likewise.

spring months was 10 cents per
month for each hen and the eggs
sold during March and April from
my best yard WAS $500 worth from
each hen. and from the other yards
So 80 worth from each hen.
Keep the Chicks Growing.
| have about 400 young chicks Of
NIL Aixes. but II doesn't cost very
much In feed them. We have their
lots aown I'm rape and clover and
large mulberry trees In tho yard.
and give them an abundance OF skim
milk. | feed them on chops moist
.ned with milk and keep plenty OF
cracked corn and wheat and oats In
their coops. for find IL pays To keep
them growing aa fast aa possible.
There are hundreds of women In
our Southern farm homes who could
make comfortable amount OF
spending money by raising poultry
IL they would go nj II underAtand.
ingly aud with n purpose 10 succeed.
MRS. II. p. MCPHERSON.
The Southern farm gazette., 1908-08-01

Messrs. Editors: The following
letter which has come to me for an
swer illustrates trouble that has
to be remedied by close and careful
scientific breeding:
Through your 'ad. last year pur-
chased some II. l. Red chickens.
Some OF the hens were dark red.
some bun. have some TO sell now.
but they are refused on account OF
color: some say the bun are not
right. others say the dark are not.
Wha, can you tell me?
II. s. MONTrORD."
The Southern farm gazette., 1908-08-01

The Importance OF keeping the
drinking vessels Of poultry clean can
hardly be over-estimated. Poultry
are slowly poisoned by filth getting
into their drink. II filth is not kept
out. repeated cleaning and scalding
will be highly desirable. It will be
better II the vessels are scalded oc-
casionally. even II filth Is kept ont.
as sanitary precaution: but the
necessary work OF caring for poultry
ought TO be made as small as prac-
tical. and any good scheme for keep
ing drinking vessels clean will aid.
The poultry house Is a good place
TO have the drinking vessel summer
and winter. since II will keep the
birds In the habit of associating tho
house with what Is good for them.
to the end that they will be less in
clined TO take to roosting In trees
and on fences. The writer never
found anything that is better than a
gallon crock for a drinking vessel for
old birds. the kind OF crock that Ia
commonly used for milk II prevents
the water from changing temperature
suddenly and will stand scalding and
securing without any injury.
Whatever vessel may he used. the
shelf on which II In To sit and tn.
covering over the vessel should hs
sized for like vessel. Suppose the
shelf 10 support the vessel Ia tao
feet from tho floor of The house
This height will keep dirt from be-
Ing thrown into the vessel when the
fowls play or scratch about in the
house. and the shelf will no, bc so
high as To cause injury ,o the birds
when they jump down from IT. They
cannot ny down in n building. since
the walls keep them from aailir.
out 10 enable them 10 reach The
ground by gradual descent: and
they must jump. which In hgr;ful ~~-
particularly TO old or IA; fowls. The
shelf had better be made Of alats.
since less dir; will Accumulate on IL
and water that may be carried ou,
by the bills or waitlea Of birds that
The Southern farm gazette., 1908-08-01

I do not know from
Mon,lord purchased his
from me. I'm sure. as | did
reds last year.
The Southern farm gazette., 1908-08-01

Change my ad. according to new
copy and run IL on. Am we'll pleased.
Have sold more than / expected. -~
Geo. ID. Riley.
The Southern farm gazette., 1908-08-01

Keep a Clean Water Vessel for Your
Fowls.

have been drinking will readily es-
cape. Build the shelf OF n size that
will leave enough room for the birds
TO reach It conveniently from at
least two sides while the vessel sits
on the shelf and against the wall.
BY looking ut fowl when It is
drinking out of vessel Of the size to
be used, one can tell what size to
make the shelf Support the shelf
entirely by braces fixed TO the wall.
since any support that might reach
TO the floor would be I'm the way OF
the fowls and make IL more difficult
10 clean out the house.
The hood chat Is 30 hinged that Il
will swing down over tho drinking
vessel should. when II In lowest. be
far enough above the top OF the YES
sol so that fowls can drink easily bu,
be unable To step into tho vessel
This hood may hc fastened tn the
wall BY hinges. or "A pliable "trip of
u: the hinges. Al each end and on
the under side nj tho hood nall n
strip something in the shape OF y
Y GU; I'm two from top 10 bottom and
then laid on It's side. The form Of
the strip should be likc the half OF
n wide Y. slneo when this strip In on
It's side and nailed underneath the
hood the lover side of tho strip from
end In end should be on level and
even w!th the bottom Of III. front Of
The hood. Will. the upper side OF the
strlp should give the hood a slant,
forward and downward from tho wall
like tho slope Of steep shed root
Tn. slope should bc no steep that
fowls cannot rest or vouai on the
hnod. They will roost there II IN In
not mad. impossible.
The Southern farm gazette., 1908-08-01

! do not know from whom Mr.
Mon,ford purchased his reds, MOI,
from me. I'm sure. as | did not breed
reds last year.
The standard Color for Reds.
Tho Rhode Island Red. though no,
very new breed. In comparatively
new In this section. The original
idea was for red "roostcrs." Let the
hens be what color they may: and
until they were admitted into the
standard OF perfection abou; three
years ago. no attempt was made TO
M color for both male and female.
When the description and color
were written To appear In the Stand
ard. tho competitors agreed iha; the
color should be n cherry red surface.
and n few shades lighter for under
color. Tho cock to be anmnwh ha,
darker than the hen. with n metallic
lus;rc. black I'm tail and hight fca,h-
era being allowed While YOU sec
very 1ew cherry red birds among tho
nocks "a. breeders who raIsc them.
YOU will tind lots Of salmon and bGH
color. but In n scw years ;hcae lish;
colorcd birds will disappear. II;
takca time 10 establish color:
hu, once flxcd 1, will not hc hard
tn follow.
The Southern farm gazette., 1908-08-01

Without taking up any floor room.
without causing any shopping when
caring for the vessel. such an ar.
Eangemen, will keep tho drink az
clean as possible. while making II
very convenient for tho biri# tn help
themselves nj all times.
The Southern farm gazette., 1908-08-01
Perfectly Colorcd Reds Would
Valuable.


Valuable.
The reds were never intended for
show bird. Tho ohjec, was n good
utility fowl for the farmer. n quick
grower. generous layer. good setter
and mother. and Nil these are today
combined In tho Rhode Island Rcd.
A trio or pen Of reds up In color.
shape and weigh; 10 meet III. re.
qnircmcn;a of the Standard would
be worth NIL kinds of money. not
green but golden color.
Have no doubt your birds are as
good IA tho avcrag. birds OF th"
hrccda found scattered over the
country today.
isrr~d for Color. Six. and shape.
II you are nh enthusiast. try next
year breeding for weight. shape. and
color. About lik. this: Cock.
weigh, 81 lbs. cockercl tmaic bird
under one year: IA Iba.. Hen GA
lbs. pullet fcmaie under one year,
s lba. Color OF male: Bcak. reddish
horn: eye. red. Face brigh, red.
Comb. wa,il.a and ear lobes brigh,
red. Wings Slower web black upper
web red. Tall~-wmain tail feathers
aud sickle feathers. black with
grecniah sheen: tail coverta. mainly
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-24

lot at Milvia street and Allston way to
watch the launching OF the airship.
giving vent TO deafening applause as
the unwieldy monster was cast loose
from its moorings The next instant.
as it turned in the air and was seen
10 be swiftly dropping upon them. the
cheers died on their lips and the
rnomentary silence was broken by a
cry Of alarm as the crowd broke and
fed in all directions.
Children We're thrown aside in the
wild scramble for safety. Women
tainted and were traTnpled under foot
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-24

and seemed as II the flight ultimately
would be successful, even though the
forward end did not readily I'LL with
the gas
did not think that the navigation
OF the ship would be greatly interfered
with at any rate by the apparent action
of the gas to rise in the rear end. Dur
ing the next few minutes of the flight I
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-24
Thousands Flee in Wild Panic as
Machine Comes Hurting Down
Inventor Shows Marvellous Pluck When
Taken From Wreck With InjuredCrew .

With score of men clingng in mad desperation to
the rigging and in the presence of thousands of spectators
the monster ashp launched at Berkeley yesterday by
the More rshp company dashed to the earth after
rising height of 800 feet and the entire intrepid band
pinned to the ground by the of iron and canvas
of l6 three photographers and aeronaut
tempted the fight and of those nine men, including the
inventor picked up unconscious their limbs broken
Ia many instances they covered with blood from
head to foot and with two exceptions, not man
out unscathed Two Of the injured are not expected
TO i've
The disastrous attempt replete with sensations
Thousands Of persons gathered around the vacant
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-24

and the panic stricken thousands, heed
less of all but the down darting mass
above their heads.-dashed away in all
directions. even pulling down fences in
their horror as they rushed in panic
aight over flower beds of the adjacent
residences.
sHAsHEs INTO WRECK
With a rush of escaping gas which
drowned the yells of terror of the crew
and the frantic orders of the inventor
the airship shurtled through the air. and
Continued ON Page rs, column Il.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-24

forward end OF the big bag near which
was standing did not respond to the
efforts of Morrell to fill it full OF gas
1t sagged perceptibly. although the
isagging must have appeared greater
to me in my excitement than It really
was.
The ship. however. continued to rise
in spite. of the drop at the forward end
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-24
Call Photographer Tells Of fall and
Injury IN Airship Wreck
Makes Thrilling Ascension and Is Rescued
FromBeneath Engine Which Breaks Ribs
By Justin F. Barber,
Can Photographer On the Airship


selected my position in the airshp place in the
passenger netting the third engine. was there
when the huge ship like Bird slowly began to rise in
the air. Morren was and heard his shouts of
command close in my above the shouts Of the people
gathered in the streets to witness the fight.
The cheering of the people intense Shout upon
shout rang in the air the ship slowly but steadily
began to above the ground and maintained its eq
ibrium
thought that the venture would be success or
would not have trusted myself in the fra netting to fall
from which would mean death When the people started
cheering thought to myself:
Surely nothing the flight of the ship"
had sooner thought this when noticed that the
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-24
Arshp Bursts 800 Feet IN All, Maagng Grew IN It's Fall

arshp it ground
50
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-24

Continued ON Page 2s, column 4.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-23
Noble CompaIarismo artfsticO.
La GOmpafiia de zarzuaIa empresa
Marin dehutaEa en- San Juan el
z Mayo.
(Por tegsgrato).

"Csguas Abril % 5.31. p. m.-Co.
Frespondencis, SIN Juan.-Todos los az
tiBtss companta Zarzuela emprsBa Msrfn
Cedsn IN sueldo fntsgFo para bSnsfoio f.
milia dc malogrRda R1tista Luiss AEFegui.
BsnefCio tendTa efscto on TeAtEo Munici
pal, San Juan como debut compania
Baillo, ObEeg:n, Ramirez, r. Ramirez
@. MRyoqui, Morales, CsHav, Mathew,
Real, Marco, Ramirez, BeI1a, Arnaldo,
VizcaTrondo, Fuenten Henao, PulI6B y
cueEpo de ccEoD''.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-23
COMO Sc ClIRAN Las.
erupCiODGs Cuta-
meas.
FxcBIents TratanisntO para Ia Pri-
mavsTa para los que De EsOs
Males Pateeen.

TAI MujeFss, g tambi6n los hombreB)
de los Estadog UnidoF, tieusn fama por 90
buan Cutis. Hay qnian cree que clio Ha
deba 81 china fffO que fAvorece la Cordi'
ci6n do la BRDgEe, psTo el CRuo sB que se
debs prinoipa msnts al h6bi!o de IL lin.
pieza intsIga = externR. Para elextsEior
bafl3Fgs lR cara dos vecsE 81 dfa con sgua
Ca'ierts y jab6n puvo de Cagtilla, lavando
lqego bien Is cara con agua fffa. Es pre-.
Cigo tSnbi6n b mar 81 cusrpo entaHo del
migmo modo con bREtante frecuenCia, pue8
laG impuFezgB del cueTpo msnudo salem
la cara. EjsFcieio, m2saje, etc., aon me-
todoB Gimples bsn6feoS, porqua favoFeCsn
Il CiTou 'aci6n de la saDgEe. En PRimava.
70 , en- 81 Obf9 debisEa do tomaTBs an
t6nico para la Rangra para oliminaE del
GiatemR Las impuEezHs que 90 aCumulan
duTants lag estGcionsB del frfo del caIor.
Las Pf!doraB RosadaB del DR.. Williams
son el t6niCo pOr e9cslIence, gobeEanog para
llevar q Ia sangrs ia eneEgfs riqueza
que neceBitR.
En- este mismo pafs hRy muchRB peFso
mas que Baben 10 bsn6fcAH que Eon eats B
pfIdoTaE He aquf ana caEta dc an ioYen
CubRnO, de entire muchag caFtag similaHeB
eoONAbA3 ~ LIZ w Vtt#AAL1B MGUlG4uA w.
Del sr. Ramon Fonts, despachRdor de
aquipajes ca ls eBtaci6n de San Juan y
Marines, (PinRr del Rfo), Cuba: Con
TeBpeato mi ex xperisncia con laa PfldoEag
RoBRdRs del Dr.. Williamu, me ed grato
declarar que graciss "a uBo me he CurA
do de una erupci6n cut6nea que por m6B
de dos afioB me habfs moEtifcado. Pare
Cfa que no habia foEmS de cuEaF dicho mRl
puss hAbfa prObado "a muChas medicinag,
puEi6canteB y TsConStituyentev, puss me
nentfa tnmb;6n d6bil , aIgo entorpecida IL
digestion. Con dos msGss de tomar Les
PfldoEOs RogadRB del DR.. Williams cam
bic por complete dA aBpeCto, no hA que
dado Fabtro de Ia erupCi6D, TecebVando 81
buen color, apetito Fobultez sn general.
DsBde entoncGB EeComiendo diChaB piIdoaau
sismprs que tsDgO OCCASION, como s una
madicina excslente para ls uaugEe"
En- Il pureza = EiquezR de 10 SaugEe
sBtribR Ia vitaIidad. EBo eB 10 que hacs
de lsB PfldoEaB RonadaB dol DR.. Williams
para PsTSonaa P6Iidau, el eBpecifco de fa
miIia mas popular de los tiGmpoB. En-
Las boticR8.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-23

pueblo.
-El ueflor j. CarreraF, San Jurn Boli'
cita psTmiSo para remover TeBtog de Bal6n
CaFFernB en- 81 Cementerio de SAntuTOP.
Ell Inspector VstsrinaEiO del DiBtrito
Sur manifsstS que sale On 81 vista de
inspection 4 les pueblou do Guayama, Ca
yey, HumacRo, CoAmo, y JuRnG DfaE.
Ell que deHeR compraT una Rlbaja bo
nita y barata, BolicftelS en- lR casa de pres
tamol de JoA6 Ba7SD. p
AVISO.-DessamoB yer poF eatau cfi.
cipau 81 senior JoA6 OteFo Melendez. Gene.
raj ComisAion MarchRDt Manufacturers
Agent, paE0 notifcArle un aBunto que 10
inteFesR. p.
VENTA DE GANADO.-Se venden
ochsnta 6 Glen rene0 de CriansO y CabslIOB
de trOte y paao y bueyes de tEabaic.-Di'
ripirBe en- C6guas don Miguel Quihonel
TABACO EN- RAMA.-se vende IN
Iots de superior cslidRd del 1907 1908.
DiigirBa en- Caguas s don n. Quihonss
Cabe1udo. ~ '. e.
ALoUILER DE UAsA.-Sa alqui'a
nm buen local para eDtablsOimiento de meT'
canCfau ffonts al PaEqus Central de e1tA
ciudad. Dirigi1ss en- O6guR1 don N.
6uihonel CRbssudo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-23
EN- La MANSION
EEGUTIvA.
tUn case De fiehTs amarilIa?- ?---L0 Dc
Ia fiebrs mlstsIiosa" en- ID
Gusya.
Sc han tSnadO tOils lls nOtIdas saRltlEIas
para defender Ia SaIlA nlbIlGl.

EAta ms fiarR estnvieRon en- Ia Manni6n
Eiscutiva les Uhores licsnciado Juan de
Gu1m Bsult 2, AEtonio Alcaide, Jusn
r. Bais Herman BeDh, licenCiado r
Tirado VeTFieT, Nixon, Pedro Castro,
doct.r Rafael del Vale, Attorney gene.
raj, skinner, WillOugby y doctorel To-
m6n VsSques g mez BEioBo.
Estos do1 tltimoB tTatSron con el gobsR'
nador de an caBo EospechoAo que hubo
ayeE ca eAta ciudad.
FalleCi6 A G ale Moline, mujoT de vida
aIPgre aegda iofoTmaEon al gobsrnadoT, ,
algunoB fAcultativoH Green qus los hfnto'
q mas fueron de ST bEe amaIiIA'
LIS doctoHes VaEqusz BTioso mRnifeB'
taEon al BtfioF PJst que, poF ahoFR, no
guponan usa esa Ia Q. farmsda6; peFo ne
ha diSpueto Ii autopg'a de la faRda se
han tornado todas les medidaB de aiSlR'
miento necegRTisg.
Hacs Z ah9s que no hay en- Puerto RI
co un case de f bre amAril!a".
No Sc hs compTobado todavfa que ell
cayo dsnuncisdc, sea efsctivamante de
fsbre smaTillR
ri gobarnadoY oambi6 impT0sionsg res
pecto do lal noticiaa CirculadaG en- sata
ciadad que aseguran "a exiSte1cia de Ia
'peSta bub5nics" su Guayra " Veneaue.
Is. La Correspondence" pubIic6 aver
cables infcrmsndo de esto 81 gobsrnR
dor cor f,renci6 poF ts.6f1no con sI jsfs de
Ia S,pidad martins y manifesto 6 loa
nerioditt - qae todR precsuci6n He habfa
toma 10 para evitar una invasion, cago de
ssr cieEts Ia existeuciA de en a epidemic en-
Venezuela.
Rscord6 el 1'aor Post que tiens tornado
pssais en- 81 "PhiIsdslphia" que pFocsdents
de Venezuela pOdrd aer Homatido cuaTsn.
tena 8 Bu lIegsds Nueva York CaRo
dc confTmRTse tales noticias pFobablemen
ts cAmbisrk de buqus para EealizRr 50
prfximo Visj', fin de e7itaT TetraHoa que
ousdsn ser hasts de IL { Is diaB.
Diio que eBto era un aEuuto muy BeTio;
zero que confiR podr6 ib1aEss & IG islA
con las medidRs necesiriRG, de tan desagra'
dAble viBitR.
So habl6 dc otroB sBuntoB de mas Eecun'
dario intsr6s y q las 12y 80 tsrmin6 IL
confeTsnciR.
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.yN GuBRDIl HERIDO.
de una pedrada
VI,I,bl d ii f.frDslrrll d Polso / SIN Juln.

So informa que, On la tards del l6oeB,
on sl tFeD que venfa dc PouCs para esta
Capita', ocurri6 10 Higuisntt:
Al llegar diCho tFen 81 tTsyecto entire
HormigueFoB Rinc6D, mano oculta Ian
70 contra 81 pREOje una pie1Fa.
ESts pls6 juuto & loB aIcaide1 de cErcal
Ssf1oTsI LaIpieE don Ado fly don AL.
varo PadiDl, que en 81 citado tren vinia.
ban, fac hsFir 81 g0ardiR Navarro,
quisn venfa aCompaGando 81 aef9r Iss.
pier desde Ponce, On ID oonducCi6n de
presses que ingrsBorOn On eI PreIidio de
sUta capital.
Tan BaIvAjs h9cho no usCeDita comenta.
rios
Entire los preuos que 81 alcaids de
IL c6FCel de Poncs conducts para San
Juan, fguFR Luis PonB de Perdomo.
Este fu6 rsducido & prihi6n ca Poncs,
acuuadO de hueto manor, ,, " en- Il car.
eel, descubri6 81 BtdR Le8pieF que Pons
era pKofogl de presidio, de donde escspara
hace algdu tempo = On donds habfa in.
gEssRdo s CumpliF condena por huEto
mayor,
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TEAT R 0

Anochs, no obltante lG aBistenCia escaga,
fu6 intsregsnts ls representation de Les
variGu obERB del pTogrRma. MGTSju0nG 90
una de las tRntas obrRH medianRB en- que
los apuros de no autoT inventa HitusCionsB
tipou demaaisdo convencionRlOR. La chiCR
ugerefis TsauItR 81 fD 10 que no pusde
aeT: h6biI muier de mundo hacienda de
rrochs dc Ial , de spirit, en- log Halones ma
drilefi3E
Elena QusE6 nos mostr6 on GBa ebER de
dificil eiecuoi6n nm nuevo matiz de 80
apreciable talento GEtistico. Ea una tiple
con iuEto motive ceIebFadR On los mejoTes
teatTon de EspaRB. Su VOC dc timbre
uimpftico de bastants vol6men, tiene Te
gintroa uqguEos de busna sscuela, notaB
sgudaB eBplendidaB, heEmosRB' En- cuantO
& ca defamation eB admirable,
Elaefior BATrsj6n, pTimsF actor c6mico,
sB R1tista de veTas. GuBt6 mucho, p0Tque
vale mucho.
Los 'demas aTtiutaE eGtuvieron & lR a'tu.
re- de ia debeF, mas IR otrR no les bFindS
campo Bufcients.
Duo de Ia Africana fac Ia Gegunda obTa
que subi6 IL eEcena. En- ella hiEo deEFc-
che de aEte Ia QueE6. PodemoS aHeguTaF
que aBi hemoB visto pocRS veceB boTdsT 81
pspsl de la tipls. ri coEO, en- CambiO es.
tuVo un tanto fojo, no obStsute 10 juAto dc
la oYqueAtR
Con el POBre YaI6uena que tuvo 81 6xitO
de costumbre, 90 ceEr6 Ell programs.
CTesmos que IL compadfs hR RdquiFido
uu elsmento de vsler con el primer aTtiHta
W61r BaTTsj6n.
Pemar.
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COCKTAILS TERAPEUTICOS. Las
prOpiedades alimenticias y nUtritivas del
aceite de higado de bacalaO depeEden en-
absolute de las grasas que entran en- La
composition natural del aceite Estas grR-
sas son digeridas y asimiladas con mucha
mas fac1lidad que las Otras, debidO q la pre-.
sencia en- Ell aceite de bacalao de ciertos
cOmpuestOs derivadOs del hfgadO, que per-
miten la pronta emulsificaci0n del aceite
pOT l0S huidos del est0magO y h8cen que
su absorci6n pOr la membrane mucosa Sc
neve efectO con mas facilidad y con mas
rapidez que la de ningUna Otra grasa
Las grasas que el acette de hfgadO de
bacalaO cOntiene, aparte de su pOderOsR fa-
terap6ut1cO-y los 0tTos elemenGos n8CuT8-
les que son parties de su cOmpOsici0n posi-
BILE que ningUnO de ellOs pueda eierceT en-
ell sistema cualqUier efectO terapeutico.
Es evidente pues-que el aceite de bR-
calaO es un alimento y no una medicinR y
que tOdas sus Virtudes Rlimentici3s estan
en- las grasas que entran en- su composition
" poT consiguiente todas las preparacio-
nes que pretenden estaT hechas de los pFin-
cipios actiVos del aceite que Sc Ofrecen
como sus sustitutOs, son prodUctOs fraUdu-
lentos de la especulaci0n mercantil Y del
harlatanismO. DichOs prepaTadOs no con-
tienen ningunR de las prOpiedades nutr1tt-
bRs TecOnstituy yentes del aceite de hfga-
dc de bacalao, porque caTecen de la gras8,
que es La parte del Rceite que nutre y ALI
menCa-Su cOmpOs1clOn Cl9u0 mucu& seLQes
ianZR con Ia de los COChTA1LS-y su usO
puede en- ocaciones causar peEiuicios COM
siderables los enfermOs pOr La gran cam
tidad de alcohol que inVariablemente con-
tienen-y Otras suDstancias nRrc0ticas, CO.
mo ell sulfatO de estricninR.
Esas preparedness, que Sc dicen con-
tener los principles activOs del aceite de
h1gado de bacaIao, son especialmente pc
igrosas para las criatuEas, para los nif1Os,
para las jovenes y sef1oras, quienes por su
natUraleza delicada y temperamento espe-
cial no pueden resistir sin grRndes que
brantos para su sslud los efectOs deleterios
del alcohol, de la estricnina otras subs
tancias energicas.
El aceite de hGgado de bacalao es in
sustituible como RlimentO-cOmO un re-
cOnstituyente poderosO de la sangre, de los
tejidos, de los neryios y de los huesOs--y
ell modo mas racionel de administrator,
segdn 10 ha probadO la experiencia demas de
80 amos y segdn la opinion un1versalde los
medicos es la EMULSION DE SCOTT,
que esta cOmpuesta del aceite mas purO y
de 0tros ingredientes que aumentan con-
siderablemente Ia eficacia nutrttiVa del
aCeite
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-23

"CaguaB Abril %. 525 p. m.-Co'
rTeSpondencia, San Juan-Dsbut compa'
MIA ZRFzusIs empress Marin en San Juan
s6bRdo 2 de Mayo BsI6 & benefcio famiIia
malogrsds gran Rrtists Luiaa AEEfgui.
Ruego 10 hsgs ptblico" MARIN.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-23

sE VGNDEN. Las Ca1sI Luna 81
= Sol 26, esquina San JoGe, InfoEmAEa
san Francisco 55. 70 "
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-23

La Peruns no 10 curA todo, pero 90
puede estar SECURE de que curark el CO.
tarro en- todss sus fases , estados.
SIgui6 Los Consoles Del Or. Hartman.
Sra. Lizzie Lohr, No. 1155 W. 18th St.,
Chicago, ILL.,, escribe como sigue;
"Oon placer Ie escribo, porque s6 que
pueden haber otras Seforas que padeG-
can de 10 que 20 padecfa. Ne aentfR tan
debil y gastada, que hasta para coctnRr
tenfa que sentarme. Los Doctores me
querfan operar. PoF I'm escribf a Doc
tor Hartman, exphcGndole como estaa
ba de salud, = 81 me dii 10 como tenfG que
tomar la Peruna. Seguf suH fnGtTuc0tea
mes, y ahora estoy curadG."