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An Essential Of Construction.


The fundamental principle in the
preservation Of green forage when
placed in a silo is the exclusion of air.
It is the purpose of any silo regardless
of it's construction to exclude air as
far as possible from the silage and in
this way prevent decay. 10 prevent
the air from reaching the silage all
silos must have air tight walls. These
must be rigid enough not to be sprung
out Of shape by the pressure Of the
silage, permitting air to enter next to
the wall. -. trh.
Not only the walls, but the doors also.
must be perfectly air tight. To accom-
plish this they should be well fitted
and the joints made more perfect by
felt pads or gaskets. 1t is best when
the silo door sets against shoul-
der to place clay worked into the con-
sistency Of putty In the joint. The
clay is placed on the bearing surface
and the door placed over 1t, and when
the pressure Of the silage comes
against the door an air tight joint Is
obtained.
The paper is successfully used by
some silo owners either in strips t.
cover the cracks around the doors or
in widths sufficient to cover the entire
door and lap few inches on the silo
walls.
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CONCERNING
THE SILO

The cement block silo shown in the
dalryman, who says of it:
1T is thirty-one feet high and fif-
teen feet in diameter in the clear. The
blocks are made Of the best portland
cement and washed stone and have Il
rock face Of one-half inch. made In
proportion Of one part cement to two
parts stone, which makes them perfect
ly air tight. They are made by 8 by
16 inches. 1t took 1850 of these blocks
to build this silo.
''The particular part is to get solid
foundation. bound the wall with a
No. 9 wire between each tier of blocks.
OF course the cost of block silo de-
pends upon the kind of material you
use and distance to haul it. This silo
cost me complete 1925 with about ff-
teen days labor. including myself and
team. [ "
"There are quite a number of them
in this section, and they are giving the
best results. l would not build any
thing else. gave this silo a thor
ough coat of coal. tar inside. which
prevents the acid of the ensilage get
ting into the blocks"
Size Of the Silo.
Questions are so frequently asked
concerning the size of the silo needed
that the following table will be Of in
terest to those who contemplate build
ing one or more silos this year. The
average quantity Of silage fed daily
Is placed at forty pounds. This is more
nearly a maximum than an average.
but it is safe to figure literally. for it
Is always better to have silage left
over than to run short. The average
Warren sheaf., 1909-09-16
RED men Meet IN DETROIT
Great Council of the United States
Is Held in the Michigan
CITY,

Detroit, Mich, Sept. 13.-The great
council of the United States of the I'M
proved Order of Red Men was held at
the Hotel Ponchartrain to-day, which
in the language of the order is the
thirteenth sun, Corn moon. The at
tendance was large and the very sat
isfactory reports of Joseph Farrar,
great incohonee and the other officers
were received with enthusiasm.
The report of Great CAief of Rec.
ords Wilson Brooks shows an in.
crease in membership during the year
of 3,7s9, and an increase in number
of tribes and councils of PIP. The
total membership now is 475,45O.
Warren sheaf., 1909-09-16
NEWS FROM SCANDINAVIA
Principal Events That Have Trans
pired in the Old Countries
Within Week or So.
NORWAY.


The northernmost port of Norw1y
was treated to a perfectly tropical
heat last summer.
The city electric plant of the city
of Drammen gave a surplus Of al
most $4,000 for the past year.
The Birtavarra mining company, at
Lyngen, has been registered with
capital stock of $972,OOO, Of which
one.half has been paid up. The board
of directors consists Of four Norwe-
gians and two Englishmen.
Norway has $4,000 saters, or places
in the mountains where the stock Is
kept during the warm season. It is
estimated that the milk produced at
the Norwegian saters in one season
exceeds 16,000,000 gallons and about
81 ,25O,O00 worth of cheese and butter
made at the saters reaches the mar.
kets. 81
Mr.. and Mrs. Mead. American peace
agitators who were on their way to
the peace congress which should have
been held in Stockholm, but whic'
was postponed on account of the
strike, stopped in Krtstiania and gave
lectures which seem to have been
much appreciated.
Traland Falls is the first waterpower
to be utilized for Industrial purposes
in the Kvina river, near Mandal. Over
200 men have been at work there
since last winter and in month or
two pulp factory will be in opera
ton. From the factory to Fedefjord
six-mile trolley is to be stretched
for carrying the raw materials from
the sea to the factory and the pulp
in the opposite direction. Part Of
the way the trolley crosses one thou
sand-foot mountains. Il,
East and West Norway have been
connected by the Kristiania and Ber.
gen, railway. But the railway itself
seems to be very poorly Connected .
beginning at the east end of the line,
the rails are strong enough for the
heaviest engines. Next comes q
stretch of light rails, then heavy
rails. and. finally. light rails near the
western terminus. The result Is far
more interesting than economical.
The light rails cannot carry the heavy
engines needed In certain sections,
and the rule is that -four different en-
gines must be used for every through
train. Much time is thus lost in
changing engines three times. The
only remedy is to put heavy rails on
the whole line. One reason why
heavy engines are necessary is that
the rails are wet and slippery In the
tunnels through the mountains.
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SWEDEN.

The starting campaign is raging all
over the country, hut to an outsider
the fighting lines are too indistinct to
be put down In few clearcut SEN
tences. II -Es
The freight traffic on the car ferries
running between Sweden and Ger
many did not decrease much during
the strike, but the passenger traffic
was demoralized. ...
Stockholm, Sept. 4.-The workmen's
committee has practically given up
the general strike, and more than
100000 men will go to work on Mon.
day. There has been no violence dur
ing the long struggle, but nothing has
been gained. Great suffering is ex-
pected in the course Of the coming
winter. s-7~.s-~. sssst
The king of Sweden officially has
recognized DR.. Cook as the discover
er Of the north pole. Minister Egan,
a: Copenhagen, has informed the state
department that the king, through the
Swedish minister at Copenhagen, has
congratulated the government Of the
United States on the occasion of DR..
Cooks discovery.
Concerning the great strike in
Sweden, the acting consul for Sweden
in New York, c. G. G. Anderberg, made
statement responsive to inquiries
as to the influence of the strike on
the economic activities of Sweden.
"The estimates Of losses incurred by
the strike as given by the press, for
eign and domestic. are necessarily
only approximate" said he. "Strik-
ers, of course, lost their wages during
the strike and this has been reck-
oned to be about $25O,OOO per day at
the beginning of the strike. On the
other hand this sum represents so
much reduction in favor of the en-
ployers. Still it must be conceded
that the prolonged suspension Of fac
tory work entails in some industries
considerable loss which becomes
greater the longer the strike lasts.
Not inconsiderable savings have been
made by the prohibition Of the sale Of
beer and spirits during the strike. It
Is to be believed that the loss from
suspended manufacturing activities
will in measure be neutralized by
the enforced economy and lessened
local consumption. 1t is also conf
IDENTIFY expected that the economic &C.
tivities generally throughout Sweden
and their relations to foreign trade
will not be materially affected by the
strike or its results. :"
TheS Peoples Park, Of Malmo. is
owned and managed by the labor or.
ganizations. Several persons who
have bought season tickets have been
chased out Of the park because they
did not join the strike. A lawsuit
will be the result OF this way Of do
ing business.
The king has granted Governor
Hammarskold six weeks vacation
in order that he may preside at the
Hague Tribunal, which Is to AK thu
! boundary line between Sweden and
Norway across the Grisebaa nshini
grounds.
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Treating cowpox.

When sores on cows teats turn to
pustules and crusts the presence Of
cowpox or bovine variola is indicated.
1t Is especially prevalent on newly
calved heifers. Give mild EPSON
salts laxative, and it win be well to
thoroughly fumigate the stables with
sulphur fumes and to disinfect with
formaldehyde. Sometimes it may be
necessary to nse tubes In milking af-
tected cows.
Warren sheaf., 1909-09-16
Elect kavanauqh and Jones.

st. Louis, Sept. IL. - w. X. Kava
naugh, president of the Lakes-to-the
Gulf Waterways association, was
elected chairman and M. L. Jones O,
Kansas City was elected vice-presi
dent of the Missouri Waterway com.
mission at a meeting Of the commits.
sion here.
Warren sheaf., 1909-09-16
Funeral Of Gen. corbin.

Washington, Sept. II. - With mill
tary honors befitting his rank as lieu
tenant general of the armies of the
United States the funeral of Henry
C. Corbin, who died in New York last
Wednesday morning, took place in
this city.
Warren sheaf., 1909-09-16
Accused Of Murderino VIE.

Z ACCUSED OF Wuru0rIn0 VIE.
Milwaukee, Sept. 13.-Ward e. He'd
ger was arrested on a warrant charg.
ing him with numbering his wife last
Thursday at their home. 1919 Cedar
street.
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Los tTanVias de MonteViideO

Los datos establishes relatives
q los tranvfas de La ciudad dc Mon
teyideo, correspondents al an0
de 1908, muestran que las Inca,
electricas condujeron 400>IJ'n pa
pssajeros, contra 22,04.7n2 = aiu
anterior, en- tantO que Jos caro~ o."
tracci6n animal transportaron ~,'a-
mente 1856, ,922 pasaicra~. ,n 'nm-
paraci6n con 13,27G,2j3 pa,atiy-
ri sfiO anterior.
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Entonces usted no ha usado Ell An.
IT, -Corpu que es un remedio inofensivo
Sc garantiza que reduce la gordura
y 81 no da resultado Sc devolvera el
dinero.
Una botelIa de $500 le dara trein.
ia dfas, con 10 cual le bastara. Ell
Anti Corpu no es una droga que NAL.
trata Ell est6msgo nj una medicina de
patente. Esta hecha absolutamente
de substancias vegetables y es inofensi,
va. Esta hecha en- forma de polvo y
es agradable y facil para tomarse.
Esta recomendada por los medicos
cientl6cos de Estados Unidos Co
mo Ell unico remedio contra la gor-
dura. Ell Anti ,Corpu roduce Ell cuello
doble, las caderas gruesas y las me-
jillas abultadas. Da buen aspecto al
semblante y quita todas las arrugas
de la piel.
Las persouas gordas que enaaque-
cen con ell Anti-Corpu no vuelven a
eugondar.
Esta medicina Sc vende bajo garan
tia, es enteramente inofensiva y Sc
garantiza que reduce la gordura de
tres 4 cinco libras por semana. En-
case de que no surta efecto, devolve
remos ell dinero.
La botella cuesta $500. Pida esta
medicina al droguista, pero no tome
cualquier otro remedio. Al recibir el
valor podemos mandarle ell Anti.Cor-
pu por cozreo.
Gratis. lie enviaremos una bo'ella
de muestra al recibir diez centavos
para pagar ell empaque y el porte
de correo. Ademas, le agradeceremos
que Sc sirva mencionar este peri6dico.
Esthstic Chemical Co., 81. West l25
ST. Rev YORK Dsuariamsnto 2I.
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Los QUE ST VAN.

Relaci6n de los pasageros que con-
duce ell vapor "Philadelphia" para
Nueva York.
Sehoras: Maria Borras and daugh-
ter, A. Musy, Musy's Mais y Mrs.
Herdman y baby.
Senoritas: Grace NJ. Stevens, G.
Musy, Lydia Musy ]. Thorndeike,
F.. Johnson, Colling, Frances Huls-
lander, Maria Machin, Alice Musy,
Josephine Rohrer, Glendore May Ia
ggart, Jessie H. Field, Eugenia Ace
yedo.
Esposos: W. Friedburg, A. L. Bo-
Ckway y nihos.
Senores: Julio Rojo Fabian, Jo-
seph Anderson, Roman Sagastibelza
Ramon Cantino, Pedro Musa, C. c..
Clark, A. P. Richards, Orlando |. Go
bic, Robert Musy Payen, Jose De
Poot Jr., R. 0. Miller, Francisco Ga
rabis, Francisco Ameil, S. Bonilla.,
A. Lores Gonzalez, DR.. E. G. Dexter
NJ. Jcrchower, V. H. Emerson f. S.
Murthy, J. B. Morrier, W. G. De Co.
ligny, Samuel J. Katzberg, W. R.
Park, NJ. Musy, A. Musy, l.. G. Grif-
fifth, NJ. l.. Oxenhan, Alfonso Lastra,
+. Martinez, H. Herdman, +. J. Ran
sey, Sergt. A. Costing, John Smith,
Antonio Barba y Martin, A. R. Bau-
yon, W. Zimern, Simon Lee, Fredc-
rick HesSler.
Buen viaje a todos.
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MALES uE LA SANGRE.
Las PildOras ROsadas del DR.
Williams, son ell Mejor De-
purativo que Pueda
ReCOmendarse.

Ell que sufre de males de la san
gre, cualquiera que sea SUI forma, de-
be de procurar su curaclon y no
deiar la, medicina hasta que el IL
timo vestigio de esos males repug-
nantes Quedc enteramente BORA
do. Toda impureza de la sangre
cs una constante amenaza, pues
puede tracr consecuencias fatales
para cl future y hacerse incurable.
Recomendamos a toda persona
que lleve encima sehales de sangre
impura de curarse con la Pfldoras
Rosadas del DR.. Williams, y seguir
bien las indicaciones que los fras-
cos acompahan. He aquf 10 que
dice un curado, de entire una null
titud:
,'Pas6 muchos meses en- manos
de m6dicos, luchando para librar-
me de un NAL de la sangre que me
habfa robado 10 mejor de mi salud
Y vitalidad. Terminaron los me-
dicos pero qucdaron abundantes
evidencias de que la sangre estaba
impura, Y que solo habia luchado
mi batalla a medias Qued6 en-
flaquecido y sin fuerzas, descom-
puesto el est6mago, con neuralgia,
nerviosidad, perdida la memoria,
la voluntad y la fuerza moral. En-
tan triste situaci6n llcgu6 a deseal
la muerte, pero quiso la suerte quo
por recommendation de personals de
critcrio, empezara tomar las Pil-
doras Rosadas del DR.. Williams
V esta medicina fu6 mi salvaci6n
Despu6s de catorce meses de mar
trio, malas noches Y sin sosiegC
empec6 a sentirme aliviado, a dor
mir tranquilo y rccobrar las fuer-
zas, grado por grado. Mi rcsta-
blccimiento fu6 por ncccsiedad, len.
to, pero con Ia admiration de pa
nentcs yamigos que me habfan crci-
/ do casi incurable Tres 8 cuatrC
scmanas mas Y me paseaba por las
callcs dc Pucbla, y dos meses dcs-
puts pudc accptar un lucrative en-
plco del GohicrnO que hasta la fe-
. cha he descmpchado sin interruption
Estoy como hombre rc-hechO, me
sicnto sano V fucrte, sin una sola
crupcion i la picl, ducrmo ocho
horas scguidaS, como con bucn ape
tito Y trabajo sin fatiga diez no.
ras diarias Scrfa pucs muy in
gratO 81 no dicra franco tcstimonio
dc 10 quo las Pildoras Rosadas del
DIR. Williams han hccho para mi,
Y me tienen a sus 6dencs cl mas en-
tuSlasta propagandista de esa be-
nGfica medicinal
Ia casa del DR.. Williams ticnc
apostada una garantia dc cinco mil
dollars oro contra prucbas de cnga
no en- la publication de cstaS cartaS.
Las Pfldoras ROsadaS del DIR. Wi
lliamS. cl rcgcncrador soherano de
Ia >anCrc. cl t0nico sin rival para
Io> ncrvius, >e haIla dc venta en-
tnda> las farmacias de Mexico Y
del mundo cntcro, en- junto, mas
de- tcf.Culas mil bOtlcaS,
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CiTugia sin CicatIices.
La idea eS SenciIla perO sin
ejecuCi0n.

Gran 6xito ha alcanzado, segun
una reyista ingiesa, ell m6dico, inven
tor en- Londres, de un nuevo sistema
de operar, por el cual ell temido cs-
calpelo no deja senaies de su paso por
ia piel. La idea es senciiIa. Al haccr
Ia primcra incisi6n, ei instrumental
no corta la piel en- angulo recto con
la supcrficic, sino que paSa 4 travGS
dc ella obiicuamcntc. Tcrminada la
operaci6n, SC ajusta Ia piel con gran
cuidado tanto que, Sc cmplea una len
te para yer que ci contacto sea per-
fccto. Lucgo SC aplica I'm vendaie in
flexible lie lana Y vidrio para evitar
ia contraction Y sc aprleta 10 que sea
convcniente; como Sc comprende,
gran parte del rcSuItado dependc de
Ia habiiidad del operator. Fl ciruja-
no. que ha perfeccionado el proccdi-
micnto, sc dedica por complete i ha-
Ger en- ia pici las incisiones necesarias
Y i ,u cura despues, dcjandu a otro
ciruiano cl cuidado de hacer Ia opc-
raci0n alccuada al enlermo, scgun
10 pida el caso.
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HOY es dfa del patron dc 70 r.s-
dad V Sc cierran los estabicr ~
tos pubiicos.
La mayor parte de los est
rimientos de calzado Y obietos l.a-
"a seioras sc yierUn muy conc--
rridos anOche.
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BOITaSCOSd session en-
Ia Camara ita|iana
Interpolation del diputado
Trever,
Pide eXplicaciOnes al gObiernO
de 10 que entiende pOr liberia
liSmO.

Por extreme borrascosa fui la ul
timaseci6n italiaha ceIebrada por los
diputados.
Trever pidi6 al gobierno que ex-
please que cosa significa el liberaIis-
mo. Deplor6 la aiianza con los cato
licos de donde resultara que los cltri-
gos Sc reuniran Y predicaran que las
damas deben rechazar los carihos de
su esposos 81 estos no votan por los
candidates oficiales, (rumores Y pro-
testas). Michel interrumpe al ora
dor y la extrema lie grita: "Camarc-
70, vaya a discutir con ell Papa" Ire
yes concluy6 diciendo que los cat0li-
cos abrazan la constitution con la
intenci6n de sofocarla.
Macaggi intent0 en- vano tomar la
palabra la camara auiiaba Y SC iha a
suspender la session, cuando Gioiitti
Sc puso de pie V dijo que ei gobierno
despues de las elecciones sabria cual
era la mavorfa con que podia contar,
refut6 crfticas hechas por los difercn-
tes oradores V defcndi6 la actitud
del gobierno hacia la politica eclcsias
tica en- 10 relative i los auXiiioS i las
vfctimas en- los terremotoS. Agrego
Giolitti: "Yo sostengo la tcoria que
el Estado no debe entremetersc en-
los asuntos de la iglesia Y que IA igle-
sia no debc entremerse en- los del Ils-
tadO. Fl Estado cS soEerano. pero
esta en- el deber de rcSpetar todas las
creencias. CreO que el sufragio uni
versal solo podra ser it'll Y conve-
niente cuando no existan ciudadanos
analfabetos. En- la via del progreso
es neceSario mucha pruGencia prara
no verse obiigado a retroceder. La
Italia ha avanzado tanto en- tan po-
COS amos que ci pals dehe ser grato d
su parlamentO por su continue pro-
greso'. lOvaci6n).
La camara tom6 nota de las decla-
raciones del goblerno V paso 4 la vo-
taci6n.
Sacchi declare que votaria en- con
ira. Sonnino dijo que deploraba que
Sc habia hecho question po}itica la
contestacl6n al menSaje del trono Y
que Sc abstendria de votar. Giolitti
declare que considcraha como vuIo
de confianza cl dc los que SC ahStu-
vieran de votar. Entire gritos dc la cr
trema: "Sois uno~ fantochcs'. Sc ter
min6 la votacion con 270votos favor
bles al gobierno V II en- contra abs
'eniGndoSe de votar 2S diputados.
"a enorme victoria del gohierno cs
,n0tivo de muchus concentrates.
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y que GS baSuTa2

S. Qucian a'gUnos vecinos de que
los cncargados de la ilmpieza pGh5i-
ca di-cuten V 50 nieCan 4 recoger 10
qUe ctios considcran que no es basil
IA.
N"s resiStim"s 4 Greer que proceda
dn 0rden superior semejante deter
minaci6n.
T"do cuanto prQceda del harrido
o. ia>ura. Como Va 4 dlstinguir
e iuqH..ino ia> cazcara~. ei poivo. la
irwunllria.& dci palei ~urio v de
"a~ Ic>peu.irjoS que H~uitan del
L-----.9
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LACALIGRAFfA POR CORES
PONDENCIA y empleo del tnetodo
practice "EDUCACION Y ARMO.
MA DEL MOVIMIENTO", consa-
grado por una practica de doce amos
y grandes exitos.
Por lejano que Sc encuemtre ell Iu-
gar de su residence, ,cualqauera que sea
su edad, sero professor, por NAL que
escr ba ID, ning,tno circunstan
serd obce para dejar de obtener por es-
te sistema una LETRA INGLESA
MAGISTRAL O CURSIVA, EX-
PONTANEA Y RAPIDA, SUGES-
TIVA Y BELLA.
Escriba solicitando informes.
FELIX de la VEGA NEVARES,
San Juan, P. O. Box 483.
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Sc arrienda.

Una magnifica finca rdstica par
celia de la que fu6 Hacienda Julita"
radicada en- ell barrio "Mameyal'
t6rmino municipal del Dorado, COM
puesta de treScientas codtro q media
cuerdaS de terren6 buen&5 para cafas
y pastos, abundantes en- aguas in
mediata a la carretera y ferrocarril
que conduce de esta capital Areci-
bo. Para mas informes diriglrse a
sus duenos Doha Elisa y Conception
Skerrett residences en- Caguas.
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Casa de PreStamOs, J. Rend0n '
COmpaIia s. en- C.

El JucveS l de Julio a las .
p. m. tendra lugar un esplen-
pido Temate de las prendas
que habirndO transCurrido
seis meses TO han sido reno.
vadas mi c1nceladas. Hay de
vcnta um preciosO surtidO dc
alhajas. -AIlcn 81 Fortalcza-
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BANCo TERRITORIAL Y AGRICoAL
DE PUERTO-RICO.
Capital autorizado 2.4OO, 900. Capital rea-
lizado S315, 5,532.9S. u. S. C
Operaeiones que realiza:

Operaeiones que reallza:
Prestamos: Con garantias personales,
con colaterales, y con hipotecas corto
y largo plazo sobre fincas rusticas.
Descuentos: De gros pagares, y obi
gaciones comerciaes corto plazo.
Giros: Sobre Espaha, New York, PArN,
Londres y Hamburgo.
Giros por Gable: Sobre New York y
Madrid
Cuentas Corrientes: Con interes de D.
m. annual disponibles la vista por cheques
Imposciones q plazo fijo: Con interes
de 2 p. C. annual segdn tempo.
Secci6n de ahorros: Imposiciones sobre
libretas dest;e 25 cts a 1000 con intereses
al p. C. anua.
Cobranzas: Por cuenta agens con conf
sion mfnima de cobro. Sin comision pare
os corrientistas.
Dep6sitos: De elective valores.
Cambio de monedas: De todos los pai-
ses.
Venta de cedulas hipotecarias: Ls meior
inversion en- Puerto Rico, interes z p. C.
pagadero por cupones semestrales.
Venta de fincas: Dando facilidades para
ell pago, en- las iurisdicciones de Adjuntas,
Aguas Buenas, Aibonito, Arecibo, BARGE.
loneta, Barros, Cayey, Gales, Corozal, Guaya
lonets, Barros, Cayey. GALES. Corozal.
Guayama, Hatillo, Juana Diaz, LOLA, Mana.
tt, Marioao, Naranjto, Pstllas. Rio Grande,
Utuado. Yaducos Yauco.
MBTILOIDES-E mejor mas seguro
de todos los especificos hasta ahora como
cidos para la curs permanente de todas
las Intermediates de Ia uretrs, va sean estas
cronicas agudas. Contene el nujo curs
por complete, en- menos tempo que MIN
gdn ctro preparado similar las gonorreas,
dependencies cistitis, etc. Mejor que
las inyecciones muy superior al sandaIo
y copaibs. EmpieHa 4 surtir su efecto las
tres 6 cuatro horas de haberse tornado.
Los "METILOIDES"-s fAciles do to-
mar y estan prepsrados de manera que
no revuelven el est6mago nj producer ma
los eiectos.
De Vents en- todas las Boticas. Pr
danse muestras gratis sus dnicos fabricn
tes.
Frederick stearns 4 Ca. Detroit, Michi-
gan u s. A
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vigor del Cabe||o
del Dr.. Aver

Limpia toda la caspa de la cabeza y
hace crecer Ell cabello rico y abun-
dante. No. mancha ell cabello.
Pregunte usted q su medico 10 que
opina del Vigor del Cabello del
Dr.. Aver.
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MaJica e ilusiones

Enviense 50 centavos (moneda
americana) para obtener ell cataIogo
de magica, rompecabezas e ilusiones
Todas las suertes son nuevas.
Bamberg Magic & Novelty Co.
9l13 Bway. New York n. Y.
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Preparado por Ell DIR. J. G. AVER y GA.
Lowell, Mass, e. U. de A.