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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-13

It is a broad declaration for a candi- date for delegate at large to the Ma tional Democratic Convention to say that he favors any platform that will meet the views of MT. Bryan If Mir. Bryan is the only man in the party to be consulted, there is no need to go to the expense of holding a con- vention. If on the other hand the l. 600 delegates are to count for any thing. and are possessed of any sense at all, 1t might be better for a candi- date to say that he will favor such platform as the convention may deem best to adopt.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-13
Dog Brings Home Turkey and Steak New York American.

Ezra W. Perkins, of Montclair, N. J.. vouches for the following tale con corning his water spaniel Bob. 1t is Perkins home yesterday with a fifteen- pound turkey, we'll plucked. in his teeth, dropped the fowl on the floor hour later with a package containing a porterhouse steak and a bunch of eel cry. which he also deposited on the floor.
 Mrs. Perkins locked the door on the dog until her husband returned, and the man then followed the dog to a point near the Eagles Nest Hotel. Tn the roadway lay a basket fielled with provisions. The dog paved at the bas- ket which MT. Perkins lifted and car ried along the road until he met a butcher boy weeping. The lad said he had lost a basket of meat and veget- ables consigned to a customer and his "boss" would discharge him. Perkins returned all the loot taken by Bob.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-13
snncnIntinn in nuniness.
springfieid Republican.


 Cross abuses obtain in the specula' tive markets. Men will persist in tax ing chances there with no more than means enough to put up the required margin or fractional cash payment, and accordingly they are exposed to ruin on any considerable fiuctuation Of prices. How shall we legislate to pre- vent a man from being fool? So tragedy after tragedy follows the course of these markets, and as one man falls in rum another rises in mo- mentary affluence without labor or eff. fort or even shrewd calculation, and thus the element of injurious demoral ization largely obtain in speculation But the same speculative element en- ters into general business quite exten. sively and it ;s not to be eliminated without the complete destruction of the present industrial system. When we are ready for that we shall be ready to deal effectively with the abuse of margin gambling"
 A bird In the hand Con the hack of
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-13
This Date i1 History
FehruarY IA.

Born November 8. 1922.
 in England.
 17S0--The British warship Families. with crew Of 700. sailed from Plymouth on a voyage that ended in a wreck and the loss of all on board except two,
 1S05-Davtd Dudley Field, American n lawyer. born. Died April I3. 1894.
 1S43--Commodore Isaac Hull, United States Navy, died. Born March 9. 1773.
 1sS3-Richard Wagner, musical com poser. died. Born May 22, 1913
 1SS9-Great fire at Brandon, Man.
 1881 - Admiral David D. Porter died. Born June 8, 1813.
 1S95-Chinese fleet surrendered to inc Japanese. " e--0
 1s05--Northwesternj States swept by severe blizzard. "'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-13
A DIME TO A DOLLAR.
The Sam.. R. Randall Memorial Fund.

Reticence to offer it's mite to a wor- thy and desired result, often holds back the hand that fears competition with one better fitted.
 He who gives his dime to a good ob- a5ect Is doing his share with him who gives his dollars.
 Therefore, this paper will receive any and all contrib a.ions of from Ten Cents up to One Dollar. and will list the same (with or without names) in this place for the James R. Randall Me- m0riaI Fund.
 No subscription of over $1 will be listed here. Any one desiring to give more San write directly to the editor or to n. c. DeLeon. Mobile.
 If any newspaper desires to aid this worthy and much-needed testimonial it can do so by keeping this paragraph standing at it's column head and re- beating this note.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-13
DRIFT OOD sy PHIL z. ARMSTRONG.

Those two prisoners who had q fight over piece of soap in the Mobile jafl I will cause that city to get chesty over the thought that all her citizens are We will even take smallpox quicker than wen take advice. they're 0f the bold d.faced type. mouth. what pity tSa, sPs't he dos.H9. ms The average compliment is only su- gar-coated and very thinly coated at woman's weakest point of resistance Is her sympathy. yet perhaps 1t is her most fascinating quality.
 It is needless for us to say that if you are kleptomaniac you must take something for it. People never make cutting remarks when they have an ax to grind- And now for the Leap Year valen- tine. A physician says. Take a mustard bath. Wed like to, but we'd feel too much like sardine.
  An Indiana preacher says there are nineteen different kinds of hell. This poor fellow has evidently had none of the. pleasures of this life. He should cry. which IS as near like Heaven as I a town ever gets to be.
 The Florida Times Union fntimates ton dwill be a iove-feast. 'Assn Thou shalt not Steel Trust. Give us bigger navy.
 Mir. Roosevelt is the national ''him." MsSbe. but Billy Bryan wrote the words.
 Brooks County. Ga. is to send a Dr. Boozer to the Legislature, but remem- ber--as Shakespeare used to say Governor Hughes says that he be- lieves in q protective tariff, which leads fSs The hsSop,,N hseop News sas to ask Why do all once reform the tariff that protects the off during January nearly S6,000, 900. Republican prosperity!
 Yep.
 Man wants but little
 Here below.
 For woman wants
 If all you know.
 
 whsn Nelly Kneads. When Nelly kneads the dough I stand And watch the motion of her hand. Her sleeve rolled past her plump elbow. Her pretty red checks all aglow. Her dainty apron clean and white Her lips apart in laughter light. z Her slender fingers to and fro In rhythm move when she kneads
 II. When Nelly Needs the dough to buv An Easter hat in manner shy She twines her arms around my neck Loves me bushels and peck" Makes the dough in wondrous ways. Pies my appetite to daze. Q, Of course I must give in. you know. whether she KNEADS or NEEDS the
 dough. ss
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-13
The Huntsville Mercury of Tuesday

The Huntsville Mercury of Tuesday says:
 President Smith of the L. 6 N. has issued a circular letter to the oficers of his road in which he claims that the revenues of the L. 6 N have de- creased twenty-five thousand dollars a day the first three weeks in Jan- uary. As the L. e N. has antagonized the people and all other roads in the South on the tarfff feduction plan it is not at all astonishing that 1t should suffer a loss of revenue 10 a consIdera- ble extent. Libera1ftY with tiTe peo- ple-or at least aisp0sitfon to meet them half way-pays fn the long run.
 We should like for The Mercury to show any railroad in the South that is making any better showing as to earn. ings than the Loisville and Nashville. They are all losing money because there is . general falling of in all kinds of transportation business and those roads which did not contest re- ductiOn in rates are just as bad of as the others.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-13

It sounds queer in this day of pro gress and improvement to read that horse cars are still used on some of the New York lines. Whatever may be ths reasons for 1t. it seems strange Co those who have become so accustom- ed to electric cars in the cities.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-13

Hudson Maxim, the great inventor and manufacturer of guns and war ma terials, advises our government to build fifty battleships and fifty cruis- CTS at once. in readiness for war with Japan. Incidentally. we suppose Mir. Maxim hopes to get the job of arming all these vessels.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-13
WOMAN IS OLDER THAN NATION
Born Before Declaration of Iudesend- enec and Now Living in Texas

ence and Now Living in Texas Fort Worth Special.
 At the great age of 132. Mrs L. Kilcrease. living at Pine Mill. near here, celebrated her birthday today. It is believed she Is the oldest white per- son in the world. She was born Feb ruary 10. i77e In Halifax County, North Carolina, and lived there 100 years bee fore she came with her family to Texas. Her daughter. aged 9S. and grand daughter, aged 63, live with hcr.
 Mrs. KiIcrease shows records in a family Bible corroborating her state- ment as to her age and investigations have proved them correct. She still enjoys good health and Is able. by the use of cane. to walk about the house.
 She saw George Washington. her recollection of incidents she witnessed a century and a quarter ago is marvel ous and she likes to relate stories of those stirring times.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-13

That is fearful news that comes to us from Hapless Houston, to the ef- feet that a prominent man had com mitted suicide there. Is 1t possible that he could lind no other means of get ttng away from HoustonY
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-13
The View. es. Veteran Demoesss.

hoanoke, Ala, Feb. II, lsvs
 I have just read in the article in your issue of the 9th inst, headed The Reign Of the Demagogue," by John T. Dale. with much interest,
 It Is so pregnant with truth and In timents that feel like expressing my hearty endorsement was Cleveland Democrat and a gold standard man.
 never expect to aspire to any off1ce. have, been honored by my people. In 1875, was their chosen delegate to the State Constitutional Convention of that year to frame the organic laws to gov ern the State. was then 34 years of age and associated with such Demo crats as old Judge Frank Lyon, c. C. Langdon of Mobile. Judge John Hefiin, William c. Oates, James l. Pugh, E. A. O'Neal. General c. A. Bat tie, George F. Harrison. Governor " J. Sanford, Judge Mudd. William @ Little. Mcclellan and many others of the same character. all of whom were the antebelium idea of true Jefferson- ian Democracy. They were men who would spurn every thought of hypoc- risy and demagogueism. They were men of tnfiexible ndelity to Democratic principles, were conscientious teach CTS of honesty and truth. and not dena- agogues. Most of that body of men have crossed over the river and rost under the shade of the trees. If those old, true and tried patriots could wake many methods now being used by demagogues to foist themselves into office they would turn over In their coffins, hide their faces and mourn for the departed principles of the Demo- cratic Party. Ohi when shall we repos- sess them and and the party be lifted to iss
 Benjanain F. weathers.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-13
Has Been IHiurea Forty Times.

America.
 For the fortietn time in his life. J. W. Prunkard a grocer, is confined to his bed as the result of an accident. night and his left leg was broken.
 There have been few months in his life that Prunkard has not nursed in- juries.
 horses and seriously hurt, and has had his lower jaw broken. A few years ago he fell twenty feet from the roof of a house.
 He has been struck by street cars twice, has been bitten four times by dogs, and has been thrown out of wag- ons in runawaVs too frequently to uaantlnn-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-13
What fhe State Papers
 Are Spying and Doinx
Parsdosisai weather.

Parsdoxicai weather. Huntsville Mercury. It sounds strange to read of freezins and slsst in AtlantT while we were being visited by warm rain Common Complaint. Tuscaioosa Times 0axsttsl It doesn't stay fair long enough to dry badly.
 Cant Ignore Teddy That Way. James ]. HiiI says he has not yet read the presidents message. That is the hard est thing the railroad magnate could say about the political msSnAts. Gut Throat Eaehre. n- Birmingham Times tRsp.)
 There are already at least three fac tions among the Taft men in this state They are playing "a cut-throat- -saenre catch 1t any way they turn.
 Cut and Dried. Athens Courier.
 what is the use of scrappine over who goes to the National convention It Will be Bryan first and any man who goes from Alabama will have nothing else 70 do but voice the sentiment of the aems- crats of the state and cast their vote and throw his influenees to Bryan.
 where. Oh Where.
 The Democrats have a remarkably seed opportunity, if only they knew how te profit by 1t. They need c candidate wno can rally to his support the conssrsss.s s,s who can wieid Bryanism ana Cieveiane- Ism. and command popular snthusissn'. But where Is he.
 No Place for Unmarried Felka IT rtor Standard.
 A California priest recently istatea, .n.. he aid not desira an unmarried man among his psrishoners ana Ms. ~s.,uia. nUsi tinns If the president knew the Iesss he would wire Marion his eonsfe.u. tions as long as his special msssAss congress
 A Good Idea.
 Tns Times does not know but the news papers will be the eisssss sssas,a saans,as' ana no doubt will bs charged all seeksn s .ha s,cs to have their merits laid before Lns voters So the prospect of eny . ehs candidates se trs,sTs,.y. n9s v The more the snsr- s.. s~ ths beiief of the publishers ss s,.r snr,,. an candidates and mako your an neuncemsnts. Terms and rates mA~" application at the Rasinsss SA
 Far the Greater New. Rirminahani AEe-HeTald. . .h,ua
 The Appropriations for the iour saar" ,-a,,IS bs rpread over at least three .as ana there is no reason why cOnsrss. ns sss.ta- [ hssitntc. The other nations are ATes.,. ny aasrt ssss st ali. and today, our Atlantic Ae eSaAss with it's great cities ana sssA'H Mr. Hessoss .s,u M p,aedb ne doabs bring the isue sauA%rsH rely before conErsss and tho entire .4es ne that tr that way pass upon mst th~n s,atss m for peace faster and better tH~A anything else
 up Cullman Way. culimsn ~ hssn.t any mining interests raiiroad shops or cotton isotSsasa s,sm a nS- as in her prosperity, but ean .a.rt.s buiit by tn. sSrf. q her s ss o,;.isa' her Ts,Ss oSs os sS done mocn drc,,s and thriving towns s1 '' the state Ths.s Inssss.aSs' s%s.S sS T out s~Acep.'t,S, ~ ,Ss,r business on . small sSasS ..S snd xhoss srsrsS as 1.s na' hssdiy ssSR rsass he that tns r mssnitude of their posses.tsSSair posse tSair cnI,Inan's citizens are men .,4N'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-13
uu CuIlman Way.
r,.. I11.ssnehunstts TarlR Flshs'

Dallas News x,..s,A refers to the asts daiatu Its Judgment Is based b,ch ch sasnSssst ;Ss Ssseat of Mir whitney InaiS%iduSdh nsaiyided Ss sn the % Democrats were nnsraSst SaG1S in ali and as the question tnst " OS the the consoli- as,on tne o1sIft of two railroad systems thars h 1otiV 1ot easy to see how the hrsetsment resHas % of can bea regarded r;n ss reaorm. s9 aDaS The fact the usass raformers have never lost any any nIso,nsiderabIe Is, battle when tne issue "S cSnannrscnt and fairly presenteo'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-13

E. & Noble. Circulation Manager of The Montgomery Advertiser. being duly aworn. says. zH The foregoing statement of The Adverti1 sarss circulation for the month of Decemner. 1907. is true and correct, and compiled afHsr all returns from news boys. news agene&s spoiled and leftover copies have been de- ductad E g. NOBLE
 Circulation Manager. Sworn to and subscribed before ms this 3oth day of January, 1908.
 (sEAL4) RIGA ALEXANDER.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-13
Thrne. Perhapa More.

Indianapolis News.
 According to Cochran, there are only two "crusaders' in the country--Roose- welt and Bryan. We protest that the gentleman Is far too modest. For does he not forget himself2
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-13
R4uuuea and saddened.

Arkansas Gazette.
 The radical message of President Roosevelt has given the c. O. F. Gle phant an aggravated case of stuporous melancholia.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-13
sWoRN CTRCuLArTOr

The Montgomery Advertiser guarantees ets advertisers (and makes 1t . part Of the contract when requestedl that It's daity CIT ouiation is larger than that of any morning nSwspaper printed in Alabama--and that ts Sunday edition has the largest circulation oI nny news paper printed in Alabaz--a. without exception.
 The figures for December printed below represent the actual net circulation. all re- turns having been deducted.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-13
Letter fo The Editor
Net . Candidate.

Cuilman, Ala, Feb. [, lsoS Editro The Advertiser:
 In today's Issue you mention me as one of the candidates suggested from the seventh District for delegate to the National Democratic Convention. While deeply grateful for the complt- ment paid me by the friends who have used my name in connection with this honor, I am not a candidate, and will thank you to so state
 Yours very truly.
 Will G. Brown.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-13

A bird In the hand Con the back of a dollar) is worth two in the bush.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-13

Brooks County, Ga, is to send a Dr. Boozer to the Legislature, but remem- ber--as Shakespeare used to say there's nothing In name!
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-13

Thou shalt not Steel Trust, Give us bigger navy. Mr.. Roosevelt is the national ''him. . Puck.
 Mebbe. but Billy Bryan wrote the words.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-13

Governor Hughes says that he bt lieves in a protective tariff, which lead The Macon News to ask. why do a the Republican leaders refuse to ( once reform the tariff that protects tt trusts?"
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-03-21

Herblne es IN don para los que pade-
cen de anemia. Cen 81 uso Sc regenera
prontamente Ia sangre la fuerza dc.
'caida 60 reyivinca, Predominant Ia saiud,
vigor tono. Nucya vida j ieliz actIyi-
dad resuItan La Sra, Belle n. Shrlel.
Middlesborough. M eseribe: He es-
tado moIestada DO nal do hlgado y san
gre enfern,a, ! no he halI4do NADIA que
aproveche como Hertine. Espero
no haIlarmc nuDca Sin q. lie deseado
haber tenido notIcia del mientras mi
esposo vivia. soc. De venta en- la
Bottca dc Fischer y Cha
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-03-21

En- esta oficina 80 venden toda
clase de blancos propios para los dife-
rentes ~ofciales. Los precios son mo
dicos y al alcanse Dc todos los que ne.
cesitan tales articulos. A las perso.
mas que vengan de afuera les aconseja-
mos que cuando vengan a Ia plaza Sc
lignen visitar la oicina del Nuevo
Mexicano y encontraran todaa los
,lancos necesarios.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-03-21

Recuerdese que cuando los nervioi
del Estomago decaen 0 SO debilitan
Dyspepsia 0 indigestion deben seguir,
Pero refuercense los mismos nervios
interiores. y entonces 80 vera Guar
rapidamente la salud vuelye otra Voc.
Debilidad de los nervios del corazon
y de los Rinones pueden ser fortale-
cidos, tambien por Ell Restaurador,
cuando SO sientan dolores de Corazon,
palpitacion Q debilidad en- el Higado.
No Sc llene 81 Estomago de drogas,
al SO estimule 81 Corazon D los Rino-
nes. Este es I'm error. vayase a la
causa dc esta dolencia. Refuercense
estos nervios interiors; y restablez-
case Ia salud. Una sencilla, unica
prueba hablara seguramente .por 81
sofa. De venta en- los todas boticas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-03-21

sus nombres, su odad y sexo, dc
tales personas por complete, 4
informaran 10 mismo por escrito
al superintendent dol condado,
dIchas listas soran iirmadas por
los tres directories. 70 sugiero de
cada en- cnerpo de directories. en-
nc faltar ~ cumplimiento de este
deber on orden dc que cada uLo
dc los diferentes districts de es.
cuelas reciba la proportion de
cada una pro rata, que proviene
de todos los foudos generates de
escuelss en- conformidad con la
Sec. 20, de un Acta Aprobada
Mario q, A. ID. 1907. Este es nm
deber muy importante para cada
cuerpo dc directories porque 81
faItan en- protocolar conmigo en-
mi oficina este censo de los nifos
de escuelas es una falta grave 4
sus deberes y pierdeu la proper,
ci6n del dlnero que SO les debia
%aporcionar d sus respectivos dis
|tritos. Siento mucho tener que
decir que en- 10 pasado muchos
do los cuerpos de directories de
escuelas han neglijido olvidado y
|faltado & este deber en- gran per-
|~juicio de los ninos de escuela on
tales districts
En- fin, para cerrar mi carta
quiero que permitan decirles
que estudien todos sus deberes
para que puedan cumplir con
ellos de conformidad con Ia ley.
sus iuramentos y sus deberes
que les son impuestos por Ell
pueblo de sus respectivos distri.
tos, tomen 4 pecho y con inter6s
la educaci6n que vendra q re-
dunbar en- ell bienestar dc sus
hijos, parientes y vecinos. vds.
directories do escuelas tengan
sus reuniones > consultas tan g.
M.NuLILL 4 .E.IFn.atM M"|-L- - 80 ~
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-03-21
No HAY NecesIdad de MorIr.

HE hallado que no hay para qut
morir de enfermedad pulmonal mien
|tras uno pueda adquirir 81 Nuevo Des
cubrimiento del DR.. King" dice la Srs
-. p. White, de Rushboro, Pa. "Yo ne
estaria hoy viva a no haber sido poi
|esa maravillesa medicina. Remuevt
una tos con ma prontitud que cual
otra cosa, y cura la enfermedad
de los pulmones aun despues de de
olarado Incurable Ell case" Este re
medic tan elective para toses y res
friados, la grippe. asnla, bronchitis y
ronquera Sc vende con garantla an to
das las boticas. soc. y 800 Botella
de prueba gratis.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-03-21

Mr.. Norman r. Coulter, a~rquitecto
prominente, en- q cdincio Delbert. San
Francisco. dice; "Endoso cuanto SO
ha dicho do los Amargos Electricos
como medicameuto tonIco. rs bueno
para todos. Corrige los desarreglos
del estomago. higado. y rinones on una
manera pronta y elcaz y reconstruyo
FL sistema." Los Amargos Electricos
son Ia mejor medlcina do primaye-a
que &c hn vendido jamas on q mostra.
dor do IN boticario; como purincante
do IA sangre no tiene igual. SOC. en-
todaa las boticaa.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-03-21

X-- UAV.MM|HH" LK MNNNOLhNH IIWNNHIHfN&NNHH
En- este numero de nuestro pc
ri6dico SO hallara 81 anuncio de la
mas grande cadena de colegios
de negocios del mundo Draugs
hons Practical Business College
90. Compania Draughon de o..
Ilegios Practicos do Negocios la
cual es una cadena de treinta
colegios abrazando un territorio
desde 10 ciudad de Washington q
El Paso. Lease 81 anuncio y es
criban por un catalogo, 81 lesin,
teresa.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-03-21

81 va. quIsiese enganar algun sable
|"Critico de Cafe" de SOS que como
cen 81 buen cafe por Ell gusto y sabor'
iuietamente hagase una hornada del
~cafe dc la Salud" del Or. shoop J
|sirvase hirvente Alucino a la Sonora
shoop y enganara a cualquera. Y on
|el no hay IN solo grano de cafe YER
dadero. e. Cafe do la Saludn ca
hecho dc puros granos. cebada. nue.
COS. etc, Hecho en- un minuto-Sin 81
|~fastidioso hervlr do 20 d 80 minutes.
! y 1-2 libras 25 ~centavos. De venta
por Cartwrlgrt-Dav Cha.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-03-21

En- esta oifcina SO yenden toda
clase de blancos propIos para los dife.
rentes otlciales- Los precioB son mo.
diccs y al alcanse de todos los que ne
cesitan tales articulos. A Las perso-
que vengan de afuera les aconseja-
mos que cuando vengan a la plaza Be
dignen yisitar Ia oiclpa del Nuevo
Mexicano y encontraran todos los
blancos necesarIos.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-03-21

I'm esta oflcina so renden toda
clase Dc blancos propios para los dife.
rentes o~flciRles. Los precios son mo-
dicos Y al alcanse do todos los que ne.
ccsitan tales articulos. A las perso-
mas que vengan de afuera les aconseja-
mos que cuando vengan. A la plaza ne
dignen vIsitar Ia ofcIna del Nuevo Me-
xicano y encontraran todos les blan-
cos necesarios.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-03-21

III Rev. +. starbird, do East Ray
mond, Maine, dice; He usado la Sal
via Arnica de Bucklen por aigunos anoe
mi herida vieJa del ejercito y On
otras llagas contumaces. y halo que %
Ia mejor sanadora del orbe. La use
con gran exito en- mi negocio veterina-
Precio Zoo. en- todas las boticas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-03-21

Certificates de nacimiento y de 10
function que Sc requiere sean suminis.
trados al escribano de pruebas de
|cada condado por medicos, parter.
as, ~aslstentes = enfermeras bajo Ia
ley nueva. So hallan de venta On can
|tidates peuuenas 0 grandes por Ia Com
'pania Impresora del Nuevo Mexicano.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-03-21

Miles perecen cada ano de tisis pro.
venido de un resfriado. La Miel y AL
quitran de Foley cura las toses carras-
posas mas obstinadas v expele 81 frio
do yuestro sistema Q impIde Of tisIs y
la pulmonia. Ha curado muchos casoa
de tisIs incipiente.-De venta en- la
Farmacia Ireland.