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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-11-26
ALAMEDA
IN EARLY
LOSES ONE LADY PASSENGER BY
DEATH ON VOYAGE-SToRMY
WEATHER AT START.

After a remarkably smart trip, the
S. S. Alameda arrived alongside the
Oceanic dock at nine this morning.
Captain Dowdell reports rather stormy
weather on the run from the Coast
for the first few days out.
A rather sad occurrence of the Voy-
age was the death from apoplexy Of
Miss Julia Jazaro two hours out from
the Golden Gate. The body was en-
balmed aboard ship and brought for
interment here.
The old reliable ferry boat brought
some thirty sacks of mail and full
list of passengers among whom were
Treasurer Conkling returning from his
trip to Washington and New York,
When interviewed by The Star re-
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stately facade The Nuuanu valley
breeze has full sweep through the
building from rear to front. Wooden
anneXes on the right and left, reached
by rear verandas, contain the nurses
cottage and the housekeeping depart
ment respectively. A large wooden
building, a few rods to the rear, con-
tains the contagious disease wards.
Inseret hospital before Dole +"
Promptly at 8 O'Clock order was
called on the buzzing multitude. Those
to take active part in the ceremonies
having taken position at the top OF
the front steps, Rev. VIM. N. Lono,
pastor of Kaumakapili church, offer
ed an invocation.
Judge Sanford B. Dole, president OF
the hospital, delivered the opening ad-
dress. He quoted the statement OF
Hepsy Smith, an American evangelist
that it was better to build fence at
the top of a precipice than a hospital
at the bottom. While this was true
enough, yet civilization was yet fa1
from having completed the fence. Also
there were many precipices. While
insanitary conditions existed, intem
Continued on page three.)
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-11-26
.SAMPANS ARE
LANDING OPIUM
ARRESTED PETIT DOPE sMuGGLERs AND SECURED
THE CONFESSIONS OF SOME OF THEM u. ATTORNEY BREC
KONs COLLECTOR sTACKABLE ARE WISE BIG
SYSTEM OF SMUGGLING UGHoUT

Opium is being landed at various
ports in these islands and by the pow
erful gasoline sampans recently in
augurated by a hui of Japanese, pre-
sumably for far-sea fishing purposes.
Some time ago The Star stated that
the Japanese sampans we're getting
unusually busy where fish were not
in the habit of abounding, intimating
thai there was other business in which
some of these sampaas were interest
ed.
Mainland newspapers also took up
the proposition of the unusual activity
in installing powerful gasoline engines
in alleged fishing boats, drawing at
tention to the ease with which foe
might be landed, fifty men at a time,
in the large sampans, and how easy
| it was to handle contraband goods in
| these swift-sailing bottoms, declaring
that there was probably smuggling go
! ing on with the held of these little
vessels.
Recently the San Francisco customs
authorities got hold of a large guam
tity of opium which was endeavored
to be smuggled into San Francisco,
which incident simply bears out the
contention of the Federal authorities
at this port, to the effect that there is
being brought into these islands a
| large amount of opium that has no
right, under the law, to be admitted.
1t may be that Breckons, the United
States District Attorney, does not
know anything about the local method
of landing dope; but it is far more
likely that this far-sighted, unpre-
suming person has the inside infor-
nation in regard to the system of ope-
rations; but the chief characteristic OF
Breckons is that he never says any
thing until it comes out officially.
It may even be that Collector OF
Customs E. R. Stackable knows moth
ing of the illicit traffic between ORR
entail steamships and sampans, but
he does not, then he is not at al
awake AS a matter of fact however
the probabilities are that Stackabl,
has been alert to the situation fo
some time and that he and United
States District Attorney Breckons ar
working hand in glove for the goo'
of the United States i nthis matter.
Both Breckons and Stackable wer
asked as to what they know in tn
| premises and both Stackable and Brec
kons looked surprised and had nothin
I to say. Nevertheless, it is absolutel
known that these Federal gentleme
> have their eyes open to the situatio
and that they are even now, today
= yesterday, and for days last pas
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-11-26

Kauikeolani Children's Hospital was
auspiciously opened on Thanksgiving
Day afternoon. A thousond people,
including many nationalities with ma
tive Hawaiians in the majority, were
present in response to the omnibus
invitation through the press.
Before and after the ceremonies,
which were informal but impressive,
the crowd swarmed through the beau
tiful main building to view, with ex-
pressed admiration as all did, the
wards wAh their dainty cots, the
operating rom and sterilizing plant,
the bathrooms, the rooms for the
house staff the kitchen, the bedclothes
closet, etc. Walls and floors are
finished in modern sanitary methods.
Bedsteads and cots are of metal with
white enamel finish. The operating
table is glass and iron. In fact it is
a modern hospital in every respect.
Situated in the middle front Of a
plot of more than four acres-an ad-
ditional piece of land being negotiated
for-the main building is of reinforced
concrete, two stories with a basement
its architecture plain but not unim-
posing. A wide veranda extends
along the front, with pillars forming
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working on the theory of opium being
landed here by steamships coming
from the Orient and delivered in such
a way to the Japanese sampans for
delivery to other island ports that the
illegal process has become known
and the Federal authorities are about
to land on the individuals who are
responsible for this violation of the
statutes.
Hence the anxiety to get here as
soon as possible, a revenue cutter.
Hence the communications to WASH
ington which have brought about the
order which gives the Commandant Of
the Naval Station, Captain Corwin P.
Rees, the right to order the light
house tender Kukui to whatever duty
he desires, pending the arrival here
of the revenue cutter Thetis. 1t was
a question OF protecting the birds on
the war-westward islands that first
agitated the proposition of a revenue
cutter here; but now a more imme-
diate and a more serious problem con-
fronts the Federal authorities, and
that is the suppression of the importa-
tion of opium here. Nobody really
knows how Iluch of the dope has been
landed at Hilo, Wailuku, Lahaina and
Kukuihaele, stored up for oonssmp-
tion in Honolulu, but at least the Col
lector ON Customs and the United
States District Attorney are aware OF
conditions, even if they have only be-
come aware of such conditions through
the confessions of some of the men
they have now under arrest for bring
ing the poppy juice ashore from va
rious oriental steamships notably the
S. S. Asia, and next, the S. S. China.
Breckons and Stackable, it may be
safely said, even though they refuse
to say anything for publication. are on
to the ropes; hence the orders which
resulted recently in the vigilance
which brought about the arrest of the
Hawaiian, Kekahuna, for taking sew
eral tins ashore from the Asia; anC
the arrest of William Luther for ar
ranging with Kekahuna to go aboard
! the Asia to buy the dope.
: There are now ten men under ar
| rest for being involved in the Snug
; Cling of opium into this port, as fol
l lows: John Kekahuna, William Lu
ther, both of whom have been boun'
e over foh trial; Kaikai, Charles AL
E Fook, Chas. Park, Kama, (Kane), Ka
= lava, All Fook, Vincent Keumi anc
g All Jim whose true name is Yee Pan
Y There will be others very soon an
4 some of the Others are likely to in
n clude people responsible for landin
r, the opium at island ports other thai
/, Honolulu.
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PARKER'S
RETAINER
MURDERED
Especial Wireless to The Starr

Especial Wireless to The starr
HONOKAA, November 26.-Peaa,
a noted cowboy and a faithful old re-
tainer of Samuel Parker, has been
murdered by one of his former COM
rades, Kahoolawe by name. The muir
der occurred at Mana this morning
and Kahoolawe is now in the custody
of Deputy Sherff Overend.
The crime was the result of a long
hatred between the men, Kahoolawe
having been in wait for his victim
for some time.
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preventative, he stated that he had
accomplished everything that he went
after and was more than pleased with
the results obtained. Following Is
the list of passengers:
Mrs. o. e. Ainsley, H. A. Allgoyer
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every inhabitant in the state, and
that the amount since that time has
been even greater, we are safe in as
suming that nothing but hard headed
business sense inspired such great eX-
penditure. A large portion of this
advertising was probably done by
private interests, but good advertis-
ing of most any kind is generally in
directly helpful to the community.
l think / am pretty safe in esti-
mating that Hawaii, although boast
ing by far the greatest per capita
wealth of any state or territory of
the Union, has spent in advertising
during the past year, including tho
outlay for our exhibit at the A. Y. P.
Exposition, and the advertising cam
paign of the pineapple growers, both
unusual enterprises, well under 81
per capita.
But our advertising comes cheaper
than any mainland state can hope
for, and dollars and cents do not in
| any way indicate the value of the
boosting which the Territory is con-
stantly getting from a score of differ
ent sources. The glamour of our iso
lation is a big asset. The develop
ment of the defenses of the islands
by the Federal government draws
general attention to Hawaii, as man!
letters of inquiry indicate. Almos
every one of tine steadily increasing
flock of tourists goes back TO III
mainland a booster for Hawaii Of tn,
very best kind. Probably more mag
azine and otner writer's devote tim
to writing about the Paradise of til
Pacific than to any other one sectiol
of the country.
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SAVE THE DOCTORS FEE.

If you are a man of moderate means
and cannot afford to employ a physi-
clan when you have an attack of diar-
rhoea you will be pleased to know
that one or two doses of Chamberlain's
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
will cure it. For sale by all dealers,
Benson, Smith G. Co, agents for Ha-
waii.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-11-26
A GREAT BARGAIN EVENT.

The selling event or the year be-
gins Monday, November 29th, at Sachs
Dry Goods Co. Real handmade bat
tenberg scarfs, squares and centers Of
values up to 50. .25 will all be placed on
sale at 95c each. Goods now On dis
play in the show windows.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-11-26
NEW RICE MILL.

The X. Yamamoto Rice Mil is the
largest as we'll as the finest in the
islands. All the machinery is Of the
very latest pattern. The famous
Tengu Rice is cleaned at this MILL
With the large cleaning capacity they
are able to handle considerable out
side particular work which they guar
antee.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-11-26

Have your typewriter, cash regis
ters and adding machines repaired by
the Office Supply Co. They have a
complete repair department for this
work.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-11-26

PHILADELPHIA, November 26Secay Meyer today
the United States Marines dispatched in
u. protecting
during
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NEW YORK, November 2

weghers employed the u
msse in OF
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BERLIN 26Johann
-Ieernich,
contrary reports.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-11-26
MURDERERS ESCAPE
BY 1UNNELLING

TEHUANTEPEC November including
who eennces awaiting
ton therefor penitenty having
n walls.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-11-26

BERLIN November Brenchmann and Fancks
hurled to horrible death today when the balloon which they
collapsed
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TO SAVE LIVES
IOF CHILDREN

OPENING KAUIKEoLANI DRENs HOSPITAL THANKS
GIVING DAY-MR, WILCOX FOUNDERS OF THE Nsrl
TUITION, THE CEREMONIEs-A THOUSAND PEG
PIE ATTEND AND INSPECT HOSPITAL
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'NICARAGUAN CRISIS NOW DUE

Especial Gable to The Star by the United Press
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-11-26
INSULTS THICKEN
FROM NICARAGUA
CAssociaied Press Gable to The Starr
WASHINGTON 26Dspatches from Consul Cadera
the of
of the Neaaguan president and
believed that they President zeaa
MARINES START
FOR THE FRONT

BREMERTON November 26The
Nara-
wherein
United without trial.
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Aux Hommes d'Affaires
"a continuer

Nous a%ttirons %l'attention des hommes
d'sfaires sur notre ,mprimerie. Nous
sommes toujours en- etat d'executer tou-
ties sortes d'ouvrages typographiques
Notre personnel du departement DIES
impressions est au c.mplet, nos caracte-
res %nouveaux. N us donuons satisfac
ton au public parce que nous apportons
d notre Outrage tonte pattention neces
saire. Nous avons DIES id6es Topographic
ques les plus modernes pour rendre No
ire Outrage attrayant. Done avant DIAL
Ter ailleurs venez nous voir GU hernandez
nos estlmations pour Outrage de tout
genre.
Nous possedons un stock de papeterie
tres assorti. Nous lemons toujours Ell
main des cartes 1mprimees de "maison
de pension, "maison a louer", "chambre
a louer", etc.
Nous sollltons Encouragement des So
cietes canadiennes ct attirons tout sp6cl.
lement leur attention sur la specialize
que nous faisons d'imprimer les livres
de constitutions, ~livres, blancs divers,
cartes, entetes de l%ettres, envelopes,
enin tout ce don't on a besoin en- fait de
papeterie.
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CHAPITRE TX
ICI EFT LA

Les SALES de Exposition de
painture venaient d'etre ~ouvertes
au public. Parmi la foule qui sly
pressait, un groupe compose de
femmes elegantes, ct d'hommes
d'age divers, mails appartenant
tous, on le divinait, a la me;lleu1e
soci6te. SO faisait remarquer. Le.
once de Dangeerd marchait IN des
premiers, ct s'arr6tait de temps q
autre pour promener I'm regard
impatient autour de lui.
Mails Oh done est.il CO fameux
tableau? demandait une tres jeune
femme q Madame Bretagny, don't
les yeux passaient avec une dedai-
gneuse indifference dune toile q
une autre toile.
Nous y arrivons, ma chere, re-
pondit- ellie, il doit 80 trou7er dams
le grand salon.
En- connalssez-yous lie sujet?
III repr6sente une scene tree
de pAncien Testament, je ne sails
plus lsquelle. Leonce pourrait
vous lie dire, msis il marche sans
plus s'inqui6ter de nous. Qle cher
cbe-t.il ainsl DIES yeux?
M. du Fougerel, peut-etre.
SANE doute il sera probable
ment venu 1uger l'effet que prodult
son @uvre sur le public. Qui salt
dependant, il est 81 savage, vous
ne croiriez pas ms chere, que Je
mai pu encore obtenir quill v1nt
diner upe fois chez moi,
En CO moment L6once, repous-
&c par la foule, Sc trouva pres de
Madame B1etagny.
Ellie lul prit ]e bras,
Gees danes me demandent IL
suiet du tableau de M. Godefroi
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Lorsqu'une personne supporte,
aisement ct sans sourciller, une
crosse perte d'argent, au jeu on
aux courses, les Francais ont une
expression bien caracteristique, lis
dissent que Get homme "a de Pes
t0mac."
L'estomac ct lie bon estomac est
ainsi considere CONNIE la source
de toute @nergie ct de toute bonne
humeur. II suf6t d'avoir I'm peu
frequente les gems qui souffrent
du default contraire, de la faiblesse
de l'estomac GU de la dyspepsia
pour etre parfaitement convaincu
que l'energie GU la bonnie humeur
leur font complement d@faut.
Lorsque vous voyez I'm individu
aux joues creuses, ~affaissees, aux
traits tires, Sc laissant aller sans
courage nj decision, vous pouvez
etre sur que vous avez affaire a
TN dyspeptique pronounce. Et
aussit6t que vous aurez vecu avec
lui quelque temps, vous constate-
rez combien cette affection Sc re-
percute sur son caractere, ses ma
nieres ct son commerce ordinaire.
De Ia a conseiller a chacun lie
soin de son estomac, iln'y qu'un
pas: mails ce quill importe surtout,
c'est de Sc soigner reasonable
ment ct de prendre les remedies
qui CONVENIENT a chaque mala-
die.
II ne faut pas oublier que les
remedies pour Ia dyspepsia abon-
dent T; qu'en tout endroit on peut
en- trouver d'annonces ct de pro-
mes. Mais combien peu valent
quelque chose? Combien d'es-
tomacs irrevocab1ement ru;nes
pour I'm de gu@ri /; combien dor
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AYEZ De L'ESToMAC
ganismes dGtraquEs pour I'm de

ganismes d%etraqu@s pour TN de
retabli
Pour notre part, nous ne con-
naissons pas de traitement plus
ef6cace que celui des Pilules Moro.
D'abord ces Pilules ne sont pas
de simples remedies empiriques
c'est une medication scientifque
pr@par@e par des medecins d'ex-
|p@rience, des SPECIALISTS des af-
fections de Pestomac, ayant etu-
die a fond cette maladie, ayant
accompli des recherches conscien-
cieuses ct ayant fna1ement elabo-
re TN traitement Oh est concentr@
lie produit de leur science ct de
1eurs efforts.
Maintenant aussi nous pouvons,
en- toute securite, garantir la qua
lite irreprochable DIES produits
pharmaceutiques qui sortent des
laboratories de la Compagnie. La
preparation des Inducements, la
qualite DIES ingredients y sont
l'obiet dune surveillance inces-
sante qui assure a ces pilules 1eur
maximum d'eficacite.
Rien nest plus dangereux que
les remedies brevetes prepares sans
garantie ct sans surveillance. LIE
pire dommage que vous en- puts
siez redouter c'est leur ineficacite.
81, pendant des mois, vous prenez
des Pilules qui sont NAL dosees ct
qui ne vous font aucun effet, la
maladie, pendant &c temps, CONT
nue. sa marche ct lie jour Oh vous
vous apercevez que les remedies
absorbes mont pas la vertu qu'on
leur attribute, il peut etre trop
tard pour rem&dier au NAL qui
vous a envahi.
Moins dangereux peut-etre sont
les remedies nocifs, parce que vous
etes prevent aussit6t par une ag-
gravation de votre &tat, ct parce
que vous pouvez imm@diatement
olivier a la tromperie don't vous
etes victime.
La garantie de la qualite de
fabrication du remede est, CONNIE
on lie volt, aussi essentielle que la
garantie de la vertu medica1e.
Avec les Pilules Moro vous etes
STR de reunir Pun ct l'autre ct
c'est pourquoi les guerisons enre-
gistrees sont 81 nombreuses.
ct &c ne sont pas settlement les
maux d'estomac que Pom peut
guerir avec les Pilules Moro, mais
aussi les maux de reins, lie NAL de
rognon qui en- est trop solvent
Iaccessoire immanquable. Avec
TN estomac qui fonctionne NAL, lie
rein est aussi promptement en- de-
sordre ct toute la machine humai-
ne sc detraque.
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FEU! FEU! FEU!

POURQUO ne pas placer vos
ASSURANCE s
avec I'm des n0tres? Soft contr lie
Ecu, les Ouragsns, les Volears GU
les Automobiles ct les Chevaux
Voyez done notre c"mpatriote. i
est digne de con6ance ct est le seu
Canadien. Francois representant les
M eilleures Compagnies de Ia Vile:
Telephone, T. s. 1892.
}. @. BELANGER,
1900 Avenue Centra)e
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partez, Maurice?

vOus parteZ, MaurlceI
-Demain. Ma smur me mande
que ma mere est s%ouffrante, ct null
int6ret ne eaurait me retenir q Pa.
ris, bien que ]'a1 tout lieu d'esp6.
rer que cette lndisposition n'aura
pas de suites facheuses.
-Je le desire p:ur vous, mails
vous avez raison de par+ir. vous
]ouirez doublement de votre sue
cos pres lie votre fami!le. Pendant
votre al ence je me consid6rerai
CONNIE charge de o. ipterets. IL
faut que votre tableau ne quite le
salon que pour la galerie de quel-
de nos riches amateurs.
"a continuer
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&c nest que celia, ]'en fails
mon afaire ct je m'engage d'abord
a lie faire c%onsentir a l'exposer, en-
suite a lui rendre I'opinion des ju-
ges aussi favorable que possible.
-Je ne SAILS 81 vous sorez plus
heureuse que moi.
Madame Bretegny SQUIRT orguil
leusement.
-Vous verrez. dit. ellie.
Nous verrone. MATS puisque
vous etes en- veine d'amabilit6,
pourquci ne rendr4ez. vous pas lie
meme service a ce pauvre Dave.
nant? Voyons, Lucille, lalssez-vous
TOUGHER.
-Vous etes lnsupnortable, LIE
once, ct je croyals quill 6talt con-
vanu entire nous que vous ne me
parleriez plus de &c cavalier a la
triste figure.
Ma fol, Je ne vous en- dirai
plus rieu, je vols bien que o'est
inutile, ct que ce que femme veut,
ellie lie veut opiniatr6meDt.
La caleche s'arretait, L6once
sauta d te1re ct monta d son appar-
tement.
II s'asslt devant un secretaire
ouvert, ct 6crlvit le billet suivant
avec tous lea signes de la satisfac-
ton la plus evidente.
Mon cher Maurice,
"Vlc!oire! non settlement vous
n'avez pas 6te reconnu, mails on
s'est indign6 de CO que ]e pusse
trouver gull exis,at une ressem-
blance entire vous ct Godfro, du
Fougerei, Ne venez pas par vos
scrupules METRE des batons dams
pos roues, ct fare 6chouer une af-
faire qui marche 81 bien. Je veux
bonner une lecon q ma s@ur ct la
forcer a faile. une fois, arriver un
v6ritable artistic. J'ai fat une ga.
geure avec ellie. J'ai besoin dun
compere, !e vous choisis de pr6f6~
renee. vous a qui el.e doit une re-
paration, VOLTA tout; sur la blessu-
re de son amour.propre, nous met.
irons votre success. Or, CONNIE
vous lie lul devrez en- &c qui con-
cerne les premiers sons de from
pette de la renommee, ellie pourra
sen faire gloire.
one venez qua une heure, ct
jouez bien votre role. Songez quill
faut METRE la penetration dune
femme en- d6faut. ST un doute lul
venait, tout serait perdu.
''Votre jeu aujourd'hui a etc des
plus ~naturels, vous 6tiez superbe
sur Demonio.
"Je vous serre la main.
"Totre ami, L6once."
Cette lettre 6crite, L6once soma
son groom.
John, dlt.il, vous aller porter
sur lie champ cette lettre q la mai
son de la rue Saint Jacques.
Monsieur ma pas d'autres Or
dres q me bonner?
Non, mails 81 vous ;rouvez Get
te bavarde de Marlette sur votre
chemin. lnutile dc lul dire Oh vous
allez. Ceci est une affaire qui
NEST personnelle, ct 81 vous en-
souHiez un mot, vous seriez i'm
m5diatement renvoy6, retenez bien
celia.
Monsieur peut. etre tranquille,
r6pondit John en- prenant la lettre
ct en- la faissnt glisser Immediate.
ment dams une poche int6rieule de
son giiet, je serai muet CONNIE I'm
poisson.
Et il soltit.
L6once await ouvert ga %fenetre,
allum6 son cigare, ct, Sc jetant sur
un fauteu1l, il sc mt a fumer, in.
terrompant de temps a autre cette
grave occupation pour rire sllen-
cieusement.
Evidemment les pensees qu1
l'occupaieut etaient DIES plus agre-
ables.
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CONSULTATIONS GRATUITES
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Par les Medecins de la Compa-
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excepte les dimanches, de 9 heures
du matin a 6 heures du soir, au
No. 272 rue Saint Denis, Mont
real. Les hommes malades qui
ne peuvent venir voir nos mEde-
Gins sont invites a leur ecrire.
Les Pi1ules Moro sont en- vente
chez tous les marchands de rene
des. Nous les envoyons aussi,
par la poste, au Canada ct aux
Etats- Unis, sur reception du prix,
soc une boite, s.. so six bottles.
Toutes les lettres doivent etre
adressees: COMPAGNIE MEDI-
GALE MORO, 272 rue Saint
Denis, Montreal.