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The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-08-22
NEW LAW FOR
EXAMINATION
Board of Examiners Are
Given Salary.
TESTS EVERY FOUR MONTHS
Hon. w. F. Feasin Explains
Bill.
On Certain Recommendation Teacher
May BE Awarded Certificate with
cut Examination, But Must
Take First Test.

Teachers and prospective teachers
of public schools In the State are much
interested in the new examination law
which has just been passed by the Leg
islature. and which only awaits the
signature OF the Governor to give 1t
force and effect. There Is no doubt
expressed that the Governor will sign
the measure when its turn comes.
The provisions Of the new law vir-
tually{ drawn in the Department Of
Education. 1t is understood. and has
the full and frank endorsement OF the
State Board of Teachers Examiners
as II II now composed.
One OF the Innovations In the Law Is
the holding Of the examinations every
four months instead Of semi-annualiy.
a. 10 now the rule. Also the members
of the board are put on salary basis
exclusively, instead Of having the pay
supplemented by fees or Per diem for
special examinations held at the Cap
itol between regular tests
Also on certain recommendations of
local school authorities a teacher may
be awarded . certificate to teach with
out examination on certain,showing.T The
first opportunity. however. to stand an
examination must be awaited By the
temporary certificate holder.
Hon. w. f. Feagin, chief clerk of
the Department of Educstion made
the following explanation yesterday of
the changes In the law;
Section of the bill repeats Section
1720 of the Code which had reference
of Examiners in November and May.
The present bill changing the dates
and making three examinations an
nually instead Of two requires Q change
in dates which 10 provided for In other
sections OF this bill
Section . Of the bill refers TO seq
tion 1871 OF the Code ana has further
reference to the matter Of dates The
new section simply provides that all
questions shall be sent out ten days
previous to the dates upon which the
three examinations are 10 be held. and
also strikes from the old section the
requirement that each package shall
be stamped on the outside as follows:
Questions for the examination of
teachers" which was an invitation to
any dishonest expreesman TO open the
package knowing it's contents.
Examination Datea.
Section Of the bill referring TO
Section i721 Of the Code fixes the third
Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays
following In the months Of April. July
and December upon. which shall be
held the several examinations for
teachers. The third Monday In July
AVOlas Suc C0WAiut VIII buD y ONEt IA Va
July, which was often the case In the
old law, which required the .exarnina-
ton to begin on the FIRST Monday in
July. This moving forward two weeks
OF the July examination also gives
two weeks longer term for summer
training schools when teachers are pre-
pairing 20 take examinations; also this
date, the third Monday In July. en-
abies the Board Of Examiners to use
the aafne questions for the University
Summer School examinations at Tusca-
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-08-22
POOL TABLES, ARE
INSTALLED AT Y. M. @. A

The two pool tables. which were
ordered recently by the Board of d.
rectors OF the Y. NJ c. A. for the as
ISOLATION building. arrived in the city
yesterday, and were at once installed
in the social rooms of the building.
Although the word pool" general
ly carries with It the idea of gamb-
ling and bad associates. yet all the
larger Y. NJ. c. A. Associations all
over the country have installed tables
for the use OF the members. The To-
cal association authorities have> elm
mated the idea Of chance and make
each player pay for his own games, 90
with their rigid rules the game will
be in good standing. -.
The tables are two Of the finest in
the city. They are mission in style
and regulation In proportion. The ta-
bles have been desired by the local as
ISOLATION members for sometime. and
the game no doubt will grow in favor
with the young men Of the Y. M. c. A.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-08-22
SAYS THEY ARE cRANKs.


Commissioner Moore Talks Of sonae Ina
ventors.
Washington, Aug. N.-Characteriz-
ing as cranks q number Of local In
ventors who recently met and dealt
out severe criticism Of the patent Of
fee administration methods. Patent
Commissioner Edward Bruce Moore
has made O vigorous reply seeking to
show up the Inconsistency OF the would
be detractors.
some Of these people are eranirs.''
said Mr.. Moore. "onesof them wasfkicia
Cd ont OF New York association of
patentees and inventors. The same
fellow came here before construction
work began on the Panama Canal AMI
wanted the War Department to let him
build 1t himself. He had q marvellous
plan to dig the canal In hurry and
when the Department refused to lis
ten to his scheme he went away in a
rage. There are q few more Of the
same kind In that crowd.
"If any fault exists In the patent law
II is the fault Of the laws and not OF
the officials who administer them. Ev-
erybody gets q square deal in the pat
emit ONCE"
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-08-22

ticn reqtirsd the cancellation Of life
certificate after the holder had been
out Of the work Of teacher for nve
years Experience has shown that the
section IL imperative because the of
nee cannot keep track of teachers
who are not at work. They may die
or move out Of the. State without the
knowledge Of the Department Of Ed
ucation. Furthermore. professional IL
cense In other professions when once
granted for life continues for life un-
less cancelled for cause which II In
the same manner provided for govern
Ing the holder OF teachers cerfin-
cats.
section . of the bill makes II opera
tive on and after December LIST next.
because the next regular examination.
under the terms Of this bill. will be
held upon the third Monday In De-
cember, and II II were operative now.
the only effect would be to deny to
some teachers who always 60 North IN
May and June for professional study.
the privilege of stopping on at the
State Capitol on their return to va
rious parts OF the State. and taking an
examination if some OF them. AZ -
always the case, should be the. holder
Of expired certificates. They would
thus be deprived of the privilege of
teaching during the fall term"
1t IL noteworthy that this bill was
passed with but one dissenting voice
in either honse-
.re
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-08-22

New York. Aug. 2l.-The Marconi
wireless headquarters received tel
sgram this noon announcing that the
operating and condensing building OF
the Trans Atlantic wireless station at
Glaze Bay, N. g., were DESTROYED by
Are This morning. The operating build
ing Is the chief one. OF the plant and
wireless communication across the At
lantic will be interrupted by the fire.
There will be no interruption Of the
usual wireless service to and from
steamers OF the coast.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-08-22
nEnrrnn Ruxn RailroaA.

st. Paul. Aug. 21.-The chicago
Great western Railroad was sold to-
day by special master Albert r. Moore,
representing the United States Court
and the receiver, to a syndicate form
ed by J. Pierpont Morgan for $17.-
O0O, 900. Mr.. Morgan was the only
bidder, and his certified check for $500.
600 as required by the court, was the
only one deposited.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-08-22
POSTAL TELEGRAPH.
IMPROVING SERVICE

Beginning on August the Postal
Telegraph Company inaugurated new
methods for quick delivery Of their
messages over all their lines. The
new service is rigiily checked, and a
maximum time for the transmission
and delivery OF each message has been
worked out
From the time the call box for q
messenger IL pulled. system Of the
most rigid supervision IL employed un-
til the message 10 delivered to the ad-
dressee. Every possible second 10 saw
ed In the various channels through
which message passes. Clerks. mes
sengers. operators are rigidly super.
vised. 30 that 1t IL possible to send q
message In the quickest possible time.
Failure to keep within this time lin
1t is sharply checked. apd the messen-
gers receive extra pay for the deliv-
cry and collection OF every message
within the time allowed
The average elapsed time for in
stance, from the time q messenger Is
called in Montgomery to deliver to
addressee In Chicago or New York, Is
fifteen minutes. Where the distances
are shorter the time limit 10 corre-
spondingly shorter.
The service 10 to be known as the
Special Rush Service"
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-08-22
COZ. B. NJ. wASHBURN
CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY

Surrounded by few of his oldest
and most intimate friends. Col. B. ~.
Washburn, celebrated his 10th birthday
at his home. corner of Hulf and Mad
ison Avenue. with birthday dinner
Friday evening.
The festive board was brilliant with
cut glass. silver and flowers. while an
elegant birthday cake surrounded BY
seventy lighted candles. adorned the
center of the table, Covers were laid
for Col. b. l.. Garland, ]. r.. War.
rem, J. r. Kelley, Col. Harvey u.
Jones, A. L. r.. Thompson and Judge
John b. Fuller. A pleasant letter Of
regret was read from Capt. Frank p.
OBrien of Birmingham.
At the conclusion of the repast this
cake was cut and the lucky dime fell
to the lot of A. l.. r. Thompson.
While Aud Lang Syne" was sung.
with a wish to the host for many
happy returns. a loving cup was pass
ed around and each guest drank TO the
long life of Colonel .Washburn.
Louisville and Nashville ON time froan
Pensacola did Il. Have your order en-
board.
4, Brickman a Co.. Pensacola, Ella
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-08-22
BLACKBURN RESIGNS.

Kentuelxian VIII Leave the Canal Conn
mtsston.
Louisville, Ky, Aug. 2l.-The Times
publishes a special dispatch today from
Washington declaring that Governor J.
C.. 8. Blackburn. Of the Isthmian Ca
nal Zone. has rendered his resignation
to President Taft. .,&
The dispatch says that the famous
Kentuckian ex-senator has written MI
Taft that he Is weary Of his exile and
pining for the bluegrass meadows about
his home near Versailles, Woodford
County.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-08-22

st Petersburg, Aug. Has a re-
suit OF the suhs -rine competitions
held here in JULY Ge admiralty has
decided to order a~s ibmarins OF the
Holland model. The boat will be built
at the Nevsky works under American
superYIsion.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-08-22
Major nichardaon peaa

New Orleans, Aug. 21.--MaJor Henry
B. Richardson. a member OF the Mis-
sissippi River Commission. died here
today. aged IS years. Major Richard-
son served as a stan ofhcer in the army
of Northern Virginia during the civil
war. He was q native Of Maine.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-08-22

Lexington, KY, Aug. 21.-The body
of Boyle Phillips was found slashed
almost to pieces today in the back yard
at the home Of owen Turpin in Rock
Castle County. A largo knife had
been used. The dead man was married
and IS years old Turpin was ar
rested.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-08-22
PRISONERS TAKEN
TO LUMBER CAMP

The prisoners, who were sentenced
Friday in the Montgomery City Court
by Judge Armstead Brown. were yes
terday transferred TO the Henderson,
Boyd Lumber camp at Richbourg, In
Coffee county, where they will begin
the serving of their sentences at once.
Those who made the trip with
Transfer Agent b l. Purifoy were:
Pennie Davis. Garfield THORN. Cap Oh.
iver, Virginia Ryan. Jack Rogers.
Hugh Caffie Summie. John Webb.
Charley Ray. and Willie Hubbard
The haif-around the head barette 10
a favorite decoration for young girls.
1t Is usually twined with colored RIB
bons.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-08-22
BIRMINGHAM Y. M. C. A.
TEAM ON THE ROAD

The star Y. NJ. c. A. baseball team
Of Birmingham spend several hours in
Montgomery yesterday en- route to
Brewton, where they are scheduled 70
play q representative team OF that
place. Since their departure from Bir-
mingham the team has won Ave
straight games. taking three games
from Columbiana and two more from
Clanton.
Several OF the men now playing on
the Birmingham team are Auburn ath-
letes. and they are very much inter-
ested In the prospects OF the much
talked-of game between Auburn and
Vanderbilt at Vandiver Park on Octo-
Der 20. during the State Fair.
Although the game between the two
colleges was scheduled 10 be played at
Nashville. Prof. Thomas Bragg. fac
uity manager of the A. p. l. has writ
ten the Tennesseeans In regard 10 the
change of the contest to this city.
Although Nashville is regarded as an
excellent football town. yet there 10 no
doubt that Montgomery would turn out
= seasonable crowd especially with the
fair In progress.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-08-22

OF Practical Advertising Is a credit to
its publishers. and has interesting read
ing for all southern business men,
Atlanta Journal
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-08-22

/. OLD QUAKER IN BOND.
Something New.
-Four Quarts $500
EXPRESS Paid.
GreiI Trading Co. Pensacola, Fla.
-(QN
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-08-22

~LEwIs 90"
FouP quarts for ....... $500
Express Paid.
I. BracI<man a Co.. Pensacola, Fla.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-08-22

Al prohibition Increases our personal
liberty decfeases.. Store for rent, Ax-
lures for sale. Apply 123 Commerce
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-08-22

Once tried always used
MANHATTAN CORN
e2.5o galion I'm glass jugs
Express Paid.
sreil Trading Co. Pensacola, Eam.
--(9g
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-09-12
Seasonable Items for the House

Bath Towels 17x34 inches beached red boders fringed and very absorbent 12 1-2 cents value, by the 1 0n :.
 Linen Huck Towels 18x36 inches, hemstched plain White and with red and blue borders, firm flax weave 2 1QO CenlS value al, edCn.
 Table Lnen heavy one, bleached unbeached quality that seldom be had for less than 75 cents 65N goes sale at yard OON
 Crash for hand-roler and kitchen towels Stark ms 63c very absorbent, 8 12 cents value, at yard. " O4O
 Linene Sheets 790 large hems close Weaves, looks like real nen strong and endurable, every householder will A0n
 Linene Pillow Cases to match sheets, cheaper than flo can buy quality of goods by yard, each AAS
 Crochet Bed Spreads, full sze neat Marselles pat Q5O terms, firm and well made worth SIPS, each VO0
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-09-12
Ne,u Fall Silks 6 Dress Goods

We not only call your attention to the large variety of beau tfu1 styles and co1orings show in Silks and Dress Goods but the prices especially interesting and should peal to you
 Black Taffeta Silk. $1.25-For Monday and Tuesday offer 3onch pure dyeoed boiled Black Tafea the kind that won't split ear Has bright ustous finish and most suit abe for dresses and lining purposes Sells for s'o S1 eVefyWhere-our prce ....V~O
 Colored French Taffeta S5c-We offer one lot Of fine glove finish imported Tafeta Silks that worth $25 and s50 the yard 20 inches wide special undeprce purchase the reason of this great saving to you. Special, QHe
 Fancy Silks, 75c-About 2OoO yards of striped Cashmere Sksfancy Peau de Cygnes Plaid Suras Jacquaded Messa lines and Taetas. all colors $1O0 SIPS and $ 50 val 76O sale Monday and Tuesday, yard lo1
 Liberty Satin 95c-Yard Wide wIled back Liberty Satin That soft quality which makes those deSsy inexpensive evening gowns and especially desirable for Things All 0E coors SIPS grade Buy Steee-Smtlls for. VOI
 MOire Silks $14S-We show these pretty silks in the plain and the rdseye pattern This the Moire with the little dot effect which very attractive and pretty full GI AE yardwde, specially priced yard ~1eTV
 Chiffon Panama 68c-Ths is beautiful fabric for al servceabe skirt Comes full 54 inches wide and is pos o ysy aI eoa1s 3w0el sosc1a regular 8'e quality 68c
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-09-12
Co1gates Pine Tar
 SOap, 3 cakes, 25c

This purely antiseptic soap is recommended for cleaning and healing wounds, for ma ny forms of skin diseases and especially for shampoo ing the hair. It possesses all the healing and antiseptic properties of pine tar. As| good as any pine tar soap costing double this 0EO price. 3oakes for. AOV Colgate's Dat Meal Soap,
 } cakes for. .25c Colgate's Bay Rum Soap,
 } cakes for. =. 25c Colgate's Floating Bath
 Soap, per dozen. ... Soc Colgate's Cashmere Bo-
 quet, } large cakes. 69c Coigate's Cashmere Bo-
 quet, small cakes. y. 8Oc Colgate's aromatic Smell-
 ing Salts -. -. .ZZc Colgate's White Castile
 Soap, 4 OF. cakes ..7c|
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-09-12

front others have plain front with the side pocket cf 05 effect All sizes Buy them while they last VA'AO
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-07-02

Napor americana Caracas saldra para
N. York ,el corriente
Consignatarios: Villar y c.
Vapor americana Philadelphia proce-
dente de N. York recalara el Julio del
que cursa
Consignatarios: Villar y Ca.
Vapor frances Quebea de mahana
pasado estara aqui procedente de st
Thomas.
Consign.: J.T. Silva y Co.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-07-02
Sucesos en- vega-A|ta.
Pelle Claudio alum
braba con un lanpara
Ell cabo Charon ordeno
una investigation
Policia acusado de agredir a IN
testigo.
De nuestro corresponsal.

Vega-alta JUNO 3O.-Con fecha 16
del pasado Abril Sc llevo efecto en-
la casa de don Juan Feliciano, del
barrio de Bajura un bale.
Mientras parte de los concurren-
tes Sc entregaba a Ia diversion del
baile otros segun Sc informa en- dis
tinto sitio, Sc dedicaron a jugar a 10
prohibido olvidandose de la policia
Esta lego a tempo de sorprender
la jugada deteniendo q Adrian Ra-
bell, Manuel Martinez y Jose Robles
Estos -segdn me informan no trata-
ron de huir y por el contrario entire
garon la baraia al policia quien tam
bien -segun declaraciones del Rabell
y. de Juan VMquez-le ocupo a Ra
bell 5 4 y 81 70 a Juan Vazquez.'
De este acto fueron testigos Pelle
Claudio y Jose Rosario, alumbrando
el primero el sitio con una lampara
a yer 81 encontraban mas dinero.
Jose Rosario los ayudo tambien a es
tas pesquizas.
Con fecha "A de Julio celebrabase
en- la corte de Vega-Baja un iuiclo
por juegos prohibidos,- contra Juan
Vazquez y otros. La denuncia era
del policia Robles. Por 'otra jugada
sorprendida en- ell barrio de Candida
ria. Fueron sentenciados 4 5 5 de
multa el Vazquez y otro. Al hallarse
detenido Sc lamentaba ell Vazquez
de que la policia lie habia sorpren-
dido por tan pequeno delito pero q
no habia dado cuenta el policia Ro-
bles y el.guardia Carrariza de la ju-
gada del dia Is de Abril que era
la mas impoutante.
Parece que este lego a conocimien
to del cabo Charon, segun denuncia
del Vazquez, y aquel orden6 una
investigation. Sc cit6 Rabell y en-
momento que declaraba este, Sc
asegura que dio una bofetada el poll
cia Robles estando presente el cabo.
Rabell inform6 al cabo de la policia
de todo 10 acaecido en- la jugada y
despues al juez Gle paz de Vega-alta
a quien tambien hip prsente la
aggression en- el cuartel.
Estos hechos han traido como con
secuencia que el corresponsal Sc VIC
precisado a dirigir el telegrama que
Sc public6 oportunamiente en- 'La
Correspondencia' y a la hora que
escribo la primera declaration que
tiene en- contra el policia Robles, res
pecto del acometimiento, ese la del
cabo Charon,. Ell policia esta arresta-
do y no hace servicio.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-07-02
nina en- e| baIrio Maicao.
Mariana Maldonado
here a Merejildo
! Adorno.
Cargos mutuos entire po
licias.
Otro encuentro personal en-
Vega Alta.
De nuestro corresponsal.

Vega-Alta. julio 1o.-Como entire
II y IL de la maiIana, tuvo un encu-
entro personal, Mariana Maldonado
con Hermenegildo Adorno.
Esto ocurri6 en- ell barrio de "Ma-
ricao" y como antecedentesde aquel,
pues segun informes, parece que ell
Mariana esentfa ofendido del Ado
no y aprovechando sus deseos de de-
sahogo y Ia oportunidad que Sc le pre-
sentaron en- momentos que este
re hallaba sentado, lie aggredi6 con
un machete, produciendole una herl
da en- el music izquierdo.
La herida mide como 6 pulgadas
de largo, teniendo necesidad ell Dr..
Santiago que lie asistio, ell practican-
cante Amadeo y el practicante Ra-
fael Rivera, de dar cloroformo al he
herido para hacer las curas.
El estado del paciente es grave.
Hermenegildoparece que tuvo otras
rinas anteriormente y de resultas Gle
elias quedo nance de la mano dere
cha. Hace POGO tuvo otra en- la que
pecibi6 una herida en- la cabeza. FL
pIesunto agresor esta bajo fianza.
f--Tambien hubo otro encuentro
personal entire Paco Aviiesy Emil
liano Salgado. El primero lego has
ia mi y me dice que recibio una herl-
da del Emiliano. La autoridad enti-
ende en- el asunto E impuso flanza al
al presunto agresor.
Core el rumor de que, con mo-
two de haber presentado cargos ei
cabo Charon, contra el poiicia Juan
Robes, este tambien los ha formu-
lado contra ell cabo. Esto parece q ha
llegado a conocimiento de las auto
ridades 10 mismo que otros asuntos
que van dando juego y de juego pu
dieran ser. ALA ellos que Sc las enti-
endan.
-Anoche visit6 este correspon-
sal el "Club Borinquen" .Fui como
socio. La concurrencia era tai que no
pasaba de tres personas. Parece que
el espiritu de los iniciadores ha decai
do y Sc olvidan ellos de trabajar CO.
mo antes en- favor del centro.
Sc dice que cuando Ell policia Ro
bles di6 Ia bofetada en- ell Quartet, en-
en- momentos que declaraba Adrian
Rabell, ell cabo Charon estuvo muy
correcto y di6 ordenes q otro policia
para arrestar al Robes.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-07-02
10 QUE HARA.

Una mujer compra una maqui.
ma de coser por el trabajo que
ejecuta y no como un mueble.
I'm hombre lleva un relox para
que lie indiqae Ia hora y no CO.
mo inversion de un capital So
brante,.y el mismo principle Sc
sigue en- ell case de enfermedad.
Necesitsmos la medicina 8 el
tratamiento que alivia y cura.
FL tratamiento de una enfermc-
dad no admite empirismos. Ia
.gente tiene derecho 4 sabcr lo
que es una medicina y sus efee-
tos antes de tomarla. Debc ha
Der dejado conocidos anteceden-
tes de beneficios en- casos iden-
ticos, una serie de curaciones que
prueben sus meritos { inspiren
confanza. Precisamente porque
tiene tales antecedentes, es que la
PREPARATION de WAMPOLE
Sc compra y emplea sin yacilacio-
nes 8 dHdas. Su buena fama es
la s6lida base en- que SO cimenta
la fe del publico y el buen nom
bre tiene que ganarlo por buenos
resultados. Para los fines para
los cuales Sc recommends, es leal,
efcaz y practica, hace precisa-
mente 10 que tiene I'd: derecho
a esperar de ella. Es tan sabrosa
como la miel y contiene todos
los principles nutritivos Y cura-
tivos del Aceite de Higado dc
Bacalao Puro, que extraemos dl-
rectamente de los hfgados fres-
cos del bacalao, combinados con
Jarabe de Hipofositos Compues-
to, Extractos de Malta y Cerezo
Silvestre. Merece Ia mas plens
confianza en- casos dc Anemia,
Escr6fula, Debilidad Nerviosa Y
General, Tos, Influenza, Bron-
quits, Gripa, 1mpurezas de Ia
Sangre y Afecciones Agotantes.
eel DR.. Raimundo de Castro,
de Habana, Cuba, dice: He usa-
do Ia Preparation de Wampole
obteniendo un resultado muy IA
vorable. Efcaz desde la pri-
mera dosis." Nadie sufre. un
desengano con ests. De venta
en- las Droguerias y Boticas.