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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-26
Boyle Is Taken 10
Jail at Mercer

PITTSBURG. Pa, March 26.-Jas.
BOYLE. arrested for the KIDNAPPING of
Willie Whitla. the s-year-old son OF
James p. Whitla, of Sharon, was tax
en- to Mercer at noon today. His wife
is still in the Allegheny county jail.
She nearly collapsed when told that
her husband had been taken 10 Mer-
Ger.
Pittsburg officials are to plunge into
the solution of the mystery surround
ing Helen Boyle. or Helen Faulkner.
supposed wife Of Boyle.
A conference of detectives and Of
ficers who accompanied them here was
held this forenoon and 1t was finally
announced that the prisoners would
be taken from here at l o'clock this
afternoon. Later, however, these men
visited District Attorney William A.
Blakeley and within Is minutes the
entire plan had been changed. The
woman is TO be kept In jail In thip
city.
BOYLE and his wife were brought to
Pittsburg last night and lodged In the
Allegheny county jail. Sixteen detec'
tives and officers guarded them In tina
special Pullman car, which was kept
securely locked. No one was granted
admission to see the prisoners except
few newspaper men. Boyle and his
wife were brought to Pittsburg to de-
feat the wrath of the Sharon people.
When the prisoners were being tax
en- to the railroad station in Cleveland
they were greeted with boots and
ieers The departure from that city
practically closes the case as Tar as
Cleveland Is concerned. In the event
of non.conviction In Pennsylvania,
however. Boyle and his wife will be
taken back to Cleveland TO stand trial
on the charge OF blackmail. The
grand Jury returned true bills against
them yesterday for accepting the Slo..
600 from j. p. Whitla for the surren'
der OF the Whitla lad.
A great crowd surged about the
party when the prisoners arrived at
the station in Cleveland. Each pris
oner. accompanied by two patrolmen.
walked through the crowd who jeered
and hooted them. Boyle said he ex-
CContinued ON Page NipeJ
Job Printing done right. Times Print-
4 ing Co. Is John R-st. Phone 1879.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-26
CABINET DEFENDS
SERV|AN PRINCE

BELGRADE. March 26.-The cab
met has decided to issue statement
that Kolakovics. the crown prince
servant, declared In hospital that his
injuries were due to accidentally fall
Ing down stair.
The inquest revealed no external
injuries. The cabinet declares II is
competent to deal with Prince
Georges remuneration OF the success
sion.
Prince Alexander today refused tho
right OF succession to the throne re-
ncunced by his brother George.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-26
CHAMPION DRUNK
IN ELOISE AGAIN

George Duncan, who since his hun
dredth arrest for being drunk. has
been locked up In the county jail on
the order of Judge Phelan. asked for
another chance In Eloise. Friday morn
ing. and the Judge granted II, on Dun
cans promise to remain in the insti-
tuition at least six months. He will be
sent out to the poor house Monday.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-26
sleaeIs Easter showing.

Surely no Detroit lady would miss
the Easter display ct Siegel's, where
fashion reigns. because Siegers store
has the styles. the selection and most
important OF all the very loves;
prices. Just think OF 1t, five floors ~
this large building devoted to one de
partment Few stores In New York
have as much floor space devoted Ia
one department as Sicgel's Such be-
ing the case. IL you want what you
want, when you want It, go TO Siegels
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-26
WERBE AND BLAIR
GET 80 DAYS

TOLEDO, O., March 26.-lSpecial.)
David Werbe and David Blair, both
OF Detroit this morning PLEADED guiity
here TO petty larceny AFTER the lnoict-
ments charging them with receiving
stolen property had been squeicheo py
the court and were given the maxi
mum fine OF 5000 and 80 days In the
work house.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-26
BAXTER INDICTMENTS
ARE NOLLE PRESSED

TOLEDO, o., March 26.-Judge
Killets. OF Bryan, has nolle pressed
two indictments, one for arson, pend
ing for two years against Daniel c.
Baxter. OF Detroit, on request OF the
former prosecuting attorney. The
court holds Baxter is absolutely limo
cent. Jack Page, the 'firebug," In a
statement. exonerates Baxter in the
burning OF Bakers home in Bryan.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-26
THE WEATHER

Detroit and yicinItyi Friday night,
Increasing cIoudisess with light snow
late tonightt saturday, cloudy with
probably Hight snow, moderate south-
west to northwest winds.
Lower Michigant Partly cloudy with
probably snow nurries late tonight OF
Saturday, winds becoming brisk north
west.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-26

In rubber factory at SoUrabaya,
Dutch West Indies the material is
extracted from the leaves by chem
ical process.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-26

The first refrigerator cars I'm Brazil
will be put In service in the near flu
ture on railroads controlled by the
government.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-26
The meeting Of the Federation Of Labor
municipal ownership committee OF

30 scheduled for this evening. has
been postponed on account OF the
council chamber being in use. An
nouncement OF the date OF the meet
ing will be made later.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-26
Free Wells

At Leo Zuckerman's. No. 176 Wood
ward-ave.. to all purchasers of Milliu
cry. See advertisement on cage 3.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-26
DR.. GEO. A. FRITCH
CHARGED WITH
PERJURY
ALLEGED TO HAVE DEFRAUDED
LODGE WITH FALSE STATE
MENT AS TO CAUSE OF DEATH
OF INSURED MAN.

Shortly before $3.50 o'clock this
afternoon Or. George A. Friten
telephoned police headquarters
that he would come In during the
afternoon and give himself up.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-26

A skeleton home rule bill, suggested
by Corporation Counsel p. J. NJ. Hally
the chief provisions of which are Civ.
en- above, furnished the theme for dis
cussion by the Official representatives
OF IL Michigan cities who met In the
council chamber, Friday morning. u
discuss the desires of the cities with
regard to a wider measure OF munich
pal self-government under the new
constitution.
One fact brought out very clearly
Is that the cities Of the state can
throw off the old special legislation
end special charters of the past under
a proper enabling act. that the cities
desire to do this, and that the legis'
lature Is more than disposed TO meet
them halfway I'm providing the legal
machinery.
Some feeling that Detroit has held
M home rule legislation in order 70
get what the metropolis wants Tor
herself was noticeable. but the De
troit officials set themselves to cor
rect this impression and, before tho
conference had been on for hail
hour. a more harmonious understand
ing had been reached.
The morning session was largely
preliminary, differences OF opinion pc
ing left for the afternoon meeting. The
representatives of the various cities
began to gather in the mayors once
about 9 o'clock and to discuss the pus'
mess I'm hand informally. Beside tha
members OF the legislative committee
Rep. Curtiss, Lodge and Unsoeiu were
present A number of the aldermen
tCouttuued ON Page Eighty
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-26
HALLY BILL BASIS
OF HOME RULE
DISCUSSION
ELEVEN MICHIGAN CITIES REP
RESENTED IN DETROIT CON-
FERENcE-LEGlsLAToRs MAY
PASS LIBERAL MEASURE.
SUGGESTIONS FOR
HOME RULE BILL

I. The act should be compre-
hensive In scope, dealing only
with general provisions, leaving
the details of administration to be
determined by each city.
2. All present charter provis-
ions and the provisions Of special
acts should be continued until
changed or repealed by the NUM-
cipaIity affected.
3. A charter committee should
be convened only for q general
revision and when the people de-
sire II.
4. Villages OF 1000 should be
permitted to incorporate az cities.
5. Amendments to present char
tiers may be proposed by a vote
greater than a majority Of the
common council or by an militia
tory petition.
6. Cities where they desire II
should have the power Of eminent
domain.
T. In defining the general pow
ers, II should be done 90 that, .ex-
cept as to those provisions which
are essential to every city az a
corporation, and as an agent OF
the state, each city may feel free
to take or refuse tire power spe-
Gifted.
8. The limit placed on borrow
ing money should be high enough
to satisfy all and to meet the con-
stltutlonal requirements, leaving
the question Of any increase from
its present limit to each city with
proper restrictions.
9. Make the collection Of school,
state and county taxes mands-
tory.
10. Provide for an executive
head, a clerk and body vested
with legislative and administra-
tive powers.
II. Limit the submission OF a
general revision Of the cnarter or
Of any amendments to once In two
years.
IL. Leave the question Of an
nexatlon Of territory 20 the Sos -
of supervisors, with a referendum.
t3. Leave the question Of city
representation on the board OF
supervisors either to the board IL
self or to the legislature for the
passage Of a general law. ~ LEFT
to the board Of supervisors pro-
vide that each city shall have at
least one representative.
ID. Prohibit the calling Of more
than two special elections In one
year.
IS. Require all bond issues, ex.
cept special assessment bonds, to
have the sanction Of a popular
vote.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-26

COMMERCIAL credit Ca. Rating.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-26
ONLY TWO DAYS MORE FOR CON-
TEsTANTs TO HUSTLE FOR
THE GREAT PRlzEs-sTELLA
DALEY Is LEADING.
TODAYS DSTRlCTLEADERS

Intense interest on the part OF the
general public and wonderful activ'
ity OH the part OF the contestants
marks the closing days of the great
struggle for the % magnificent prizes
offered by the Detroit Times IN It's
Great Prize Voting Contest
The outcome of the spirited battle
Is being awaited in eager expectancy
by nearly everyone in the city. for ali
have their personal favorites In the
lists OF contestants and are hoping
and trusting their favorites will be
among the successful ones who carry
away the splendid prizes at the close
Two days before the close or the
great battle the final outcome Is as
much I'm doubt as when the contest
was in its earlier stages. The
struggle in most Oh the districts Is re-
markably close and IL Will TAKE the
final count OF the ballots to definitely
determine the question OF the winners
While the present leaders Will no
doubt show up with great strength at
the close IL IL not unlikely that some
of the contestants now in the lower
positions in the lists will forge TO the
front at the last moment and capture
even the most valuable OF the prizes.
No true indication OF the relative
strength OF the different contenders
for the prizes Is furnished in the print
ed standing, for all the contestants are
withholding their special ballots TO
greater or less extent I'm the nope OF
misleading their opponents as TO their
actual strength. II Is matter TOT
speculation as TO which of the various
contestants are holding the greatest
number of special ballots In reserve
for the final balloting. The contest
ants themselves are maintaining
most ominous silence as TO their
probable strength at the close. though
none seem in the least apprehenslve
ms to the final outcome.
While the contestants have the Ut
most confidence In their success at
the close all realize fully that per-
sistent. every-moment activity In the
remaining time Is absolutely essehlal
20 the preservation OF their chances
for success at the close. All are cam
paigning with all the energy ana aDii-
ity at their command, and II Is appar
ent to even the most casual observer
that II will be no small number OF
votes which captures the best OF the
prizes at the finish.
The names of all contestants nav
ing less than six thousand votes have
been withdraw from the lists Any
name thus withdrawn will again be
entered as soon as the contestant has
received the six thousand votes re-
auired for publication in the lists. :,
II should be borne in mind that all
single ballots to count must be cast
before 6 o'clock tomorrow evening
and also that, beginning with today.
the cash must accompany all SUD
scriptions reported, no checks being
accepted.
Full details as to the manner OF
closing the contest will be given In
tomorrow's issue.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-26

Alexander. Umbrellas. 20 Monroe
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1909-10-14

i ed with delight and with as much
y Senthusiam and applause as Nordi-
IA and Calve who have sung be-
J fore her on previous occasions
and the Buban Star at Havana
has styled her as the American
] Meiba and one of the greatest
sSHgers of modern times. | trust
@ny efforts in securing this attrac-
9 tion will be appreciated, and
wish to thank the public for their
0iberal subscription, thus showing
= that such great artists are appre-
eiated in this city.
= No one admitted between acts
. Reservation of seats at Brunson' S
Drug Store-5Oc., 75c. and 81 90.
Nperformace given at Dillon Opera
J House.
n Doors open us; Curtain S:15;
q Respectfully yours,
c. T. O'FERRALL, Mgr.
Dillon Opera House.
4o-7-st.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1909-10-14
Alfonso Wins Again.

The second of the match races
'between Alfonso and Marguerite
0vas pulled off on the Dillon track
THURSDAY afternoon. The race
WAS won by Alfonso in three
0'traight heats. Three hundred
Visitors from Marion and Marl-
boro counties were here to wit
Rless the race. Marguerite made
"a game fight against the power
ful Alfonso, but in the last heat
.Q6he was easily distanced by the
famous Marlboro trotter. The
sime was 15A which was consid-
-@cred very slow as the track was in
excellent condition. Sixty per
cent of the gate receipts went to
.sahe winner and the remaining 40
l.per cent. went to the Dillon Driv-
ng Association.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1909-10-14
BARN STRUCK BY LIGHTNING.

a During the terrific rain and
Thunder storm that passed over
This section Tuesday night the
barn of Mrs. Elizabeth Hamilton,
iwho lives just across the new
was struck by lightning
Rnd destroyed. In the barn were
i'several hundred dollars worth of
2eed, some cotton, buggy and a
: lot of farming utensils, all of
(which were a total loss. A mule
ccupying stall in the bottom
zStory escaped unhurt. Immediate
lly after the bolt of lightning de-
cended the family rushed from
ta6he house and found the barn in
flames. They worked frantically,
45ut despite their efforts, assisted
l,y a driving rain, the flames gain
led rapid headway and the struct-
@9ir- I'D its contents were charred
-An half an hour.
I'M ...H.. an industrious
Wv a0 g... 0 depend upon
-MA t.u nd the help of
(sevelal s....-. 1ren for liveli-
Wood, and the loss falls heavily up
-
q
- ALLAN IL, LOAoI Line
y Account Centenial Celebration
international Christian Society
k,hurches of Christ in America
bctober 11th-19th. Round trip
Aate $25.85. Tickets on sale
8October 9th, 10th, 14th, and
rOctober 18th, final limit return
Ling, October Is 1909.
- For further information, call on
Ticket Agent or write.
w. ]. Craig, T. c. White,
Pass. Traf. Mgr. Gen. Pass. Agt.
- WILMINGTON, NJ e.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-13
POR CARLOS DICKENS

balSamado el celo sin nubes; cualesquera que
nuestraS aptitudes todos hios de la naturaeza
supico que nombre de esta fraternidad que
que Inerpongais por mas tempo entire las flores
Y persona e cuadro rldcuo de panadero furoso.
Insst0 sin embargo coocarse delante qultandome e
sol anenazandome que voveria, por allegro
de e>tar vista ytnro gozar al campo nj ami
90 Jarudyce.
" pers6 momento e disgusto cue poira
el panaoero i esposa i hiias deSpidendosc de
fanila, sign6 competamente ibre de oda nquie
tud
Durante e saje d6 priebas de tanta facundio ta-
oue Eva 20 eStabamos avilladas el vento
de eyante qse atormentahi mi tutor enando partmos
de Somcrs Town haba ctmbiado vento del sud
tes de andar dos millas
Apenas legamos la Casa lgubre Nj Skmpole.
lon que nosotras lie o toear el piano, cantar bar
caroas fragmentos de arias alianas meodas alema-
hasta 81 momento que reunimos a e. Enton-
emuezo a hablar. mezclando de cuando Ia
algunas frases muscales dcendonoS que
ierminaria al da sguente dbulo que habia prInci-
pado dos amos antes.
De pronto entro criado entrego carfa an. ia
ruyc Il cua ley0 sorprcsa FL nombre dc eiees-
ter Dedlock.
IEubiera querdo huir. pero staba paralizaa, nj 81
quiera prcsencia de ammo para retirarme Eva
al hue-o de ventana
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-13
La CASA UGUBRE

pedidme e dnero que necessities que 81 10 sepa por
supueSto deiad que arregie vuestras cuenas.
-Querido amigo deseo Fl alma daros guSto o.
do pero parece for1nalidad superua
preocupac6n Por otra parte, creia que NJ Carstone
nmensamente rico que e baSfaba tranSferr aguna
los penques.
ii All, no-dio Eva no sol,mente rico sino
que pobre.
II Seri cierto og-diio NJ Skimpole sonrendo me le
nais de asombro.
y mas pobre cuan1o alimena Illusion
p6rfida-aad6 NJ. Jarudyce: cogiendo del brazo Il NJ.
Slmpolc-Tened culdtdo de no lnflagar esperan-
zas que le conducrian q perdici6ir
VA sab6is amigo mo que SOY nulo en mater1a de
negocos Y. SOY yo qucn fomena espcranzaS
que por el el quieD arraSra teneras. No
puedo menos de admrarlaS admire todO 10 que
se,iuetor pero ~ Sc NADIA mas Sc 10 oculto
La franqHeza la scnclez que hablaba produie
ron en- mi acostumbrado efecto. No podia al
oirle que fuese capaz de disimular NADIA de nur
nadie \ sin embargo cuando encontraba sola des-
periaban 4 pesar las sospechas ena disgusto
al recor.iar que amigo iniimo de persona que
aunaba.
Cuamdo VI. JaruTyce fermIn6 10 que NJ. Skimpoe lla-
maba ntcrrogatorio, salio este para ir aamar
hijas deiando a ms tutor muy eonento por babernos
proado noccncia, volvid muy pronto las tres
seoritas madrc, que hsbis sdo bella pero que
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-13

"a nara cometer otros nnsvos. HOMO
RIA a penssr en- a ndmero de crime
nrs de csta uaturaleza quo se hsbrtn
realinado con solo recoraar algunos
que se han dcscubierto apor dltimo's
csto es despu6s de habcrse loo cu'-
pabls despachado & su g'ssto mul-
tiplicado sus atrocidades.
I'm 1868 fuS condenada en- Ginebra
4 ycinte amos de trabajas forEados um
cnfcrmera llamada Maria Jeanncref'
que, @aprovech&ndose de Ia ocas'6n,s
mczclabs t6xicos en- los medicamcntos
y en- los alimentos que estsba cncar-
gsda dc admmHtrar & los enfermos.
Nueve fueron envcnenados.
En- 1851 fue juzgada en- Francia um
crada dc servicio, Elena Jegado, au-
tora de trcinta cnvenenamientos.
FL proceso instruido por los ju'ces
holandescx en- 1885 contra una dana
dc esclarccido linaje, revel6 que esta
habia atentado contra la vida dc
ccicnto cuatro personals ~ de estas IA
necieron veintisiete. sufrieDdO las
dcmas consecuencias mas q menos gra-
YES de In intoxicacion.
Otra dana de ilustre cuna, la con-
dcsa de o :, flLe condenada en-
Francia por haber emponzonadO di-
fcrentes pcrsonas. Entire las que mu-
rieron figuraban el esposo y dos hijos
Ge la misma henrbra.
Tn prOcesO sensational fue ell ms
truido EN- Russia contra una sonora po-
laca convicta Y confesa de habersc
oquitado de encima,n para hcredar dc
sus victimas, su madre, dos hernia
nos I'M ito. Pero aunque no plldo
proharsc. vehementes indiciOs hicierOn
soSpcch har que amos antes la prOcesada
habia envenenado Il cinco o seis in
felices. entire ellos uno que era sli
novio dec uyas importunidades que
ria librarse.
Larguisima seria la lista de mu le--
res envenenadoras que con solo no.
Iear las colecciones ludlciales podria
levantarse de ese examen apareceria
coaroborada la afirmacion de um ma
gistrado frances. fiscal de gran renom-
brc, que pretendia que de cada cien
crimenes, frustrados i consumados, po
medic dcl veneno, los noventa Y cinco
son obra DE fcmeniles manos. El ase-
stno macho 81 sirve raramente del to
xico; la hembra, dotada de mas astu-
cia, mas paclencla y menos fuerza,
|apela CON preferepcia d csc medic de
exterminio que, ademas de ofrecerle
mayores garantiaS De eXlto, le brintian
relativas probabiidades de impunidad.
Y conforme decia piacidamente una
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-13
Hotel Pa riS
GALE MENDEZ VIGO Mum. IN
Mayagiez.

Sutuado este estabIeeimiento en- eI
centro de la calle Mendez Vigo, con
un jardln al frente, es ell que reune
mayores ventajas y comodidades para
los senores yiajeros, y ell que cuenta
cen mejores habitaciones frescas, ven~
t,ladas, magniticos banos duchas.
Comidas q todas horas -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-13
ACci6N TERAPtuTlcA
De Ia APH0gIME DAVID

La APHODINE DAVID no pr0vOca nj
uAuseas, nj colicos. Puede prolongarse sin
inconveniente su empleo hasta restabls-
oerse normalmente las funcf0nes.
Iudicaciones Indicase la APHODINE
DAVID en- cuantos casos es precise COM
batir el estreaimsexfo accidental deo'do q y
efonia del inGestiao, IN los enbdrozos gastve-
intesf,ndLes, en- algunos desordenes del hi
aado en- que es necesario estimular Ia fun
cion biliar, etc.
Por su empleo, cuantas enfermedades -
evitara Efectivamente, durante la digee-
ton, formase una gran cantidad de princi-
MOS t6xicos Su acumulacfon en- ell orga-
nismo, consecuencta del estfeIimiento, },
produce primero la tnapetencia luege
vienen las taquecas los marcos, ei emDa'
razo gastrico. las dispepsias, la hipocon-
dria, las aImorranas, etc Segun ell do
tamen de algunas notabilidades medicas,
la neurastenia la appendicitis son qulIA
provocadas por dichas toxinas no ell nj
nadas. Es por 10 tanto sumamente inters-
sante desocupar eli intestine y, para ello.
ningun laxative puede compararse II
APHODINE DAVID.
DosIs IAxArIvA. Una dos 1. 'oras pos
la noche al acostarse y, case necesafie.
una por la mailana al '~vantarse.
-: L<pdsttos en- todas las rriacipates Farfnncsos
In S. Juan: FIDEL GUILLERMETY
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-13
APH0DlME DAVID
u1oolnA DAvWl
PMAoAAS lAxUvAS
Eaeoe11ee q - aoee6asss hlosllDo1o
oGl e9IlGf flMlGUIo

n nu1svsSnisale . siecct6n ten fPee0eooos
60 20 % caeuta u oantldad Dc mo1leop
eeease Rsopusstes ens eespoSe g e!se. -
0a0. a1o9As, efPeesn a enfelOe q Oyovo
0noeoVOaisnte Dc IN hAbito boseaaeo ~
30. b esas ooadiciones, atsn0ase, -
t0peooctndtble aumentaP eu 1oets Peso
Do6aP 4 an resultado. Es esta neceoj1o0
q voe1Aleso peiisfo para las personal a.
tienen cue apelaP 1 I0s laxattvos, puoe en-.
piesa por iPritaPse el intestine. luego q
ostPeAfmiento 10 taPda en- haoerse mas pr.
inas que antes del empleo de loo mismeo.
EutPan On esta oateeorta Loo PurRontee
salinos, el aclba1, 10 escamonea. II jalapos
u coloQuintida, la gonna guta que consuso-
YEN Ia base do u mayoria do Las prepare.
elones laxativa0.
Convenia poP 10 tanto acodiP 4 otPos ne
licamentOs para hallaP un verdadero espe
cifico de IN constipation. No basta. %
efecto, psovocar depostciones; es precise
ademas y sobre todo, curar una afecci6a
que resulta tan peligrosa para q1ien .
halla aQuejado de In misma CuAntao
enferm edades Pesultan de eSta