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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-02-06
CHANGE 4 FOR SOMEONE 0
PEN DEMONSTRATING COMMITTEE
iNvfTEe THosEss HAVING KNOW
ledge OF RREGULARlTiEsT TO
COME TO THE FRI Mt, q E.

81, The joint penitentiary Investigating
commit :of the legislature has been
busy getting IN shape Formulating its
plans for conducting the investigation
and is now about ready to proceed to
its work nj Z s. 4 II ss q;
81. In order that the investigation may
be full and complete and III the
ground covered that is possible. the
commit asks the publicati ton 81 the
following which goes right to tie
meat of the Issue Nv .ssss
e . 81 90 e e e - 4 -:
e Joint legislative commit q
&c tee appointed to IS Investigate q
ands report upon the manage
sment of the penitentiary and q
twtne plant, wish I'd ssbe quoted S4
as inviting all persons who are s
& in possession 81 any informa-p
q ton, actual OF hear say, bear
= ing upon the alleged misman- *
= agement or corrupt On the q
part ot the present Or any past
= administrati 81 i of that inst itu-
= ton, to communicate such infors4 4;
e nation to- Senator Pierce, chair 8!
= man Of the commit ee, 81 let.
= ter % otherwise. ana any chars q.
q es or insinnati Ions thus brolght s
- to their attention VIII be thors 4g
81 ougfily sinvestig s
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-02-06
Telephone Orders sent G. Cd.
PERSO MAJ
hi Dean Bruoe Of Tho university Law
school Il visiting in the city. 5 g ;Ys

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Butte y - $s sthe city. she Joined me
senator 70 attend TIE Goyernor's, re
1ceptton. ana atso vistt tos's q sfeW days
n the city.
Dr. James Mont osnary b returns 70
Minneapolis today. vhsar,e shs ID pastor
81 Fowler Methodist church. He e
ii great demand = IL lecturere q 4 ali
over ,ns, the northwest. nj
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#tine l,ts share 81 the q suod thfnra "a.
ine and ha deserves q
f1itorS W q M nan Il the Hant-
inson News va 3, 81 il the CITY Frfday
s.. returning home today. q ss3 /.
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III attend the tntterm.Rer,a con ven.
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sss com missioner Iohns lind ana ,,is,
I'D Sbrfocther.ln-lax,. & Anderson Who has
recant,y coma from Gooahue county
MIN n. aattla n Tsnrlafrh oountv
ares III tl,e ,,l1
Nm l,od isS i q Nm MI. m
attend sths h ru,er., nstituta
5D ssJ a# IA eI.on i Anderson.
victor AndeI.sllo1 III g 800, ~ ~
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-20

advantage it would have given Zeno-
phon and the ~retreating ten Thousand
to have seized a line of railway from
Persia to the He%llespont,' with fast
steamers to Attica and Laconia! The
people of Periclcs' day were not only
wholly without Of ingenious appliances
for use and amusement, but, for some
reason or other which posterity can
not exactly explain, the Athenian pop
ulace knew not the deleetable joys OF
the fltp-flap and the charms OF the
scenic railway were to them Il closed
book. Yet we can picture the scene
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-20

IN the Parker building fire = few years
lago. lie has q good word FOR Ameri-
can firemen and admits that they are
courageous, but he declares that they
.are not properly drilled or equipped
20 fight extensive fires. one improve
ment that he advocates is the general
introduction ~ motor fire engines
SIR Humphrey does 81 single out
New YorB oa the only American citg
likely 10 De wiped out ~ m over
wheimiue eonfiagration tie finds that
Tho same conditions which exist here.
prevail IN most American citics lie,
merely TINT New York viii
furnish tho bigecat blaze in the
history because there is more
to burn than 30 any other city
20 Unprotected. New Workers, how
maintain their confidence in the
ability Of the cityh suiokc-oaters TO
lueli any kind of n fire that may oc- |
Tho average Manhattanite IS
to abuse any other municipal
Institution, but he promptly resents
my lmputation that his firc-fighters
ire not the best TO be found in any
II the worlds big cities.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-20
Canada Yesterday and Today.

1t is little more than a hundred
years ago since Canada was virtually
synonymous with Quebec. and its
'farthest west" of habitation barely
beyond the outposts of Montreal. In
the interval it has progressed 10 the
shore of the Pacific. By "a process fair
ly comparable with hat of the terri
torial growth of the United States.
There has been the same faring forth
Of bold pioneers-the hunter the
trapper. the trader. and in their wake
the settler with his rifle and AK, his
lille store of grain M his farming
implements. As in the case of the
United States, new commemorative
have been carved out OF the primeval
forests and the open prairie. and
sometimes diplomacy. sometimes force
has been necessary To make good Cam
ada's claims to the added territory.
But between the territorial growth of
tho United States and the territorial
growth OF Canada there has been one
important difference. In the United
states the national authority has been
promptly extended TO each new acqui-
sition which has thereby become part
Of "a united. solidified whole. This has
not been so In Canada, where, until
the passage of the act Of ~confedera-
ton. "a scant forty years q tho sew
oral provinces were s many INDIE
pendent units or groups Of units. To
this act is directly traceahlc the gem
esis 81 the spirit of nationality SO eri-
dent today. and TO the men vino con-
ceived il and secured It's passace-the
Fathers OF Confederation. as they
are fondly called-preseut-day can
d I. immeasurably indchtcd-Had-
dington Bruce in the Forum.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-20
THEY HAD ONLY KNOWN

How few OF us are sufficiently
grateful Tor the times in which W
live Think Of all the material aae
mechanical advantages We enjoy ov
r. the amcients. Who. with all their
boosted civilization. their arts and
sciences, went from their cradle r.
thoir grave utterly ignorant of clocks.
pocket handkcrchisfs. trousers ami
honnets. OF even those demi-anCicnts
our great crandfathcrs. who Wonld
have regarded q barometer as an in
strument Of ncclzehuh,
Hos differently history might have
been written Il Julius Caesar HAD
snatched a couple OF Colts double
harrcled r%evolvers from his tunic and
shot Casca and his fellow conspirstars
dead On the spots What a tremendous
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-20
siioriiIorn Cattle AZ Denver.

The exhibition Of S%horthorn cattle
at the coming National Stock Show in
Denver VIII be the greatest ever seen
west Of Chicago. Five of the great
est Shorthorn herds in the world will
be shown and viii include The cham
pions and grand champions Of the in
ternattonal at Chicago. The champion
bull at Chicago and Seattle was in
the herd Of Carpenter 4 Ross of
Mansfield, ohio. This BUN Is an i'm
ported animal. Is white all over and
mas the most magnificent head ever
seen ON a bull He is typical OF the
great breed he represents and Is q
show in himself. At Seattle President
TAFT became infatuated with the ma,s-
nificent animal and had his picture
taken with his hand On the bulls back.
Tho bull was one Of the sensations Of
tho Chicago show.
The Shorthorn is The popular breed
in the west and has always been.
The most successful range cattle haze
been Shorthorn cows with Hereford
top. Tho American Shorthorn Breed
ers' association win hold a public sale
during the show, at which Will be sold
some OF the best individuals Of the.
breed They are selected by q com
mittee and every animal offered viii
be representative and q good lndiyid-
ual,
The object Of the National West
orn Stock SHOW association is to in
troduce the hest ~ the various beef
breed types into the west and those
public sales are not in any sense a
money making proposition. as an of
the cattle offered would sell at better
prices at private sale. Those inter
ested In S%horthorn cattle should write
TO u. o., CoWun, assistant secretary,
- Exchange avonuc. Chicago, III, Tor
particulars
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-20
NEGRO H|GHWAYMAN
IDENTIFIED BY
VICTIM
Youth Who Slew Motorman
and Wounded Conductor in
Attempt to Rob Trolley Car is
Reform School Graduate.
tBy Morning Journal special Leased wireI

East ~. Louis. IN. Dec. H. WIN
Clark. a negro, was arrested and
Identified tonight by Conductor NJ. p.
oBrien as the highwayman who shot
and Killed Motorman L. \ eoudey
last night
Clark was arrested at his home and
taken 10 It. Mary's hospital, where
Conductor oBrien. who was perhaps
fatally shot. was aroused from his
siunbcr He readily recognized the
negro by saying. That's tho man
Clark was returned quietly to the
police station ana Mayor Cook ordered
Il apecial engine on the Louisville u
Nashville road. Clark was put IN the
cab ana taken to Bellesilie Tor safe
keeping. The prisoner Is twenty-five
years old and has served three years
IN the Pontiac reform school. He had
been home eight months, He main
tains his innocence OF the charge.
clark had 81 in his pocket and st3 ~
shoe
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-20

While football. Marathon racing and
other more or less violent forms OF
sport are coming in for a heavy SCOT
ing on tho fround OF frequent serious
injury to the participants. not even
THE eentiest and most ladyliSc form Of
athletic exercise 81 being allowed to
escape the attention ~ the vigilant
muck-rakera who arc dcvoting their
energies to his particular field The
latest outlet for the enthusiasm Of the
crowd 10 be attacked Is the custom Of
waving handkerchief, commonly re-
ferrcd TO ms the chnutauquu salute.
The basis Of the criticism directed by
hyRieuic authorities toward this.
method Of greeting or showing appro-
n not the violence Of the cXcr-
ton involved or any danger OF broken
heads or limbs. II liz pointed out that
when q large gathering or people flut-
ter their handkerchicfs I'm unison a
horde Of germs OF pneumonia.
tuberculosis. diphtheria ana other dire
diseases are pretty certain to be
to prey upon whatever victims
hey may find. |lngcnius dcyo,ocs Of
he accepted chautauqus greeting
have found a way to circumvent the
ittaok upon their fdvorlte custom By
declaring hat hcnceforth they will
two Observation-Disclosures freshly
aundered and Of guaranteed aacptic
luoiities which they VIII flutter whom
hey wish 20 give vent to their cnthu-l
md % separate one for the
ordinary uses lrnpeilod hy colds
similar Affections.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-20

which would have astonished Aeschy-
lus and Sophocles, the vast Athen-
ian multitude deserving the fields and
groves to flock about the latest sem
sation. n mighty engine Of balance
brought into Hellas by the western
magician, lmreus Kiralfos. What an
excellent subject for satire this adj
venture of the Athenian would FUR
nish later TO Aristophanes. and how
rude delineations of apparatus would
delight modern scholars n invite
comparisons with the screw of Arch
imides,-E. S. Valentine in the Strand
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-20
INVITES KING
OF SERVIA TO ADVOCATE

belgrade. Dec l9-The national
assembly was tha scene Of an uproar
saturday when "a national deputy pro
scented a motion calling on the king TO
ahdicate because IL was not likely that
he would ever he received by the for
cicn courts.
The president of the chamber re-
fused Ca allow the motion TO De- pre-
scented formally and al the ntwspa-
mentioning The incident huv,
been connscated.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-20
CHILDISH PRATTLE
LEADS To ARREST
Of FATHER
Man Held to Explain
Death of Divorced Wife to
Whom He Sent Headache
Powders.


Denver, Dee 1g-Thc story told to-
night by his little daughter Lillian,
seven years old, caused the arres, of
Theodore Ehrhardt in connection with
the death of his divorced wife. Mrs
Josephine Ehrhardt. by poison.
According 90 the child's story Ehr-
h6rdt called on Mrs. Ehrhardt ycster-
day and finding that she was suffer
ing from q headache offered TO send
her some heada, he powders. Mrs.
Ehrhardt took one Of the powders this
morning and shortly was seized with
conVulsions. She died ON the way 10
the county hospital.
The headache powders. examined by
the city chemist. we're found 60 con-
tain a large amount OF strychniEr.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-20
KEROSENE POURED
INTO TOY STOVE
Little Girl Meets Death, Mother
Fatally and Father Slightly
Burned in Fire That Follows,


East st. Louis, Dec. ia toy
stove which her father had given her
today, instead Of waiting until Christ
mas, resulted in the death of Minnie
Coming, six years old, in the family
home this afternoon. The girls moth
er. Mrs. Katherine Coming. is not ex-
pected to live ana her father WAS
slightly burned.
The child started TO build a fire in
the stove as she had often seen heE
mother do, by pouring on kerosene.
As soon as u match was touched to
the oil the child's clothes We're cnvel-
oped in flames.
He mother in trying to %cxtinguish
the blaze was burned so badly that
physicians say her recovery Is doubt
ful. The father also was burned.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-20

Monterey. Mexico. Dec. IA
norther struck here early today. ae-
companied BY a steady rain. Tonight
the temperature was six degrees below
freezing, the coolest it has been in
Monterey in twelve years. There is
considerable suffering among the
poorer class and the public buildings
have been opened TO them tonight.
The mountains surrounding the city
are covered with snow. Reports re-
geiVed from outlying districts indicate
the coolest weather in years and a
heavy snowfall is reported from sal
tillo.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-20
BIG SWEDE HAS
SK|ODOED
Rip Van WinkIe Wakes Up and
Makes Getaway at Phoenix
Appears to Be Slightly
Touched in the Head,
Especial Correspondents. to Morning Jour.a'l

Especial Correspondence To Msrning Joursai]
Phoenix, Ariz., Dec. lS-Chailes
Nelson, the sleeping Swedc. who was
placed in the Arizona sanitarium yes
terday evening but later escaped from
his attendant, was located at the
ranch Of Neils Peterson this morning,
whence he had walked during the
night.
when Mr.. Peterson found that he
could not ecure n room for Nelson
IN the 81. Joseph hospital nor a place
at the asylum without an order of
commitment by the probate court, he
sent Nelson to the %sanitarium az Or.
Bond that he might receive proper
treatment.
Nelson did not appear to be salts
fled at the sanitarium. but II was not
thought thar he would try 10 leave the
place lie was provided with clean
clothes n tucked In his bed, after
which he appeared to fan asleep. His
attendant. thinking that he had re-
lapsed into his former state or into
natural slumber. stepped out Of the
room for Il few minutes.
When he returned Nelson had dis
appeared and his clothes were miss
ing. search for him about the place
was not productive Of results and the
police and shoriff's office were in
formed. No trace OF Nelson was had
til this morning. Sheriff Hayden tel
ephoned to a neighbor of AR. Peter
son and asked him TO 60 over to the
ranch and see If Nelson had appeared
there yet. The sheriffs hunch in the
matter was correct, for Nelson va
there and contented to stay there. He
would talk to no but Mr.. Peterson
and family. He refused To enter into
conversation with any Of the other
about the ranch. 1t was learned
that as soon as the attendant left the
room Nelson slipped quietly out Of
ped, donned his clothes n set out
afoot for Peterson's in the dead hour
OF night.
Nelson declared at The court house
before being taken to the sanitarium
that he wanted to go back to Mr.. Pc
t%erson's and nowhere else. He evil
IDENTIFY planned 10 get there somehow
At the very first opportunity. just
viii be done with him Is not
known. He does not appear to be
quite normal but the physicians say
ne Is not likely to become dan
Mr.. Peterson does not feel
decidedly at ease with Nelson at
The ranch, because he does not know
what turn his malady may take. At
present Nelson acts Ike a baby and
Mr.. Peterson tells him he
viii do. lie has his mind made up
n point. however. and that Is
it's no jails. asylums or sanitari-
inns for him. If he can prevent il. He
TO ave implicit confidence
n his employer, but is suspicious of
everyone else.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-20
THREE HUNDRED NEGROES
ARRESTED FOR ONE CRIME

East ST. Louis. H.. Dec. 19.-Three
hundred negroes, each answering in
some particular the description Of the
highwnyman who shot Motorman Eu-
gene V. Goudey and wounded Com
dtctor " p. O'Bricn. on a street car
last night are being held At police
Headquarters tonight Efforts are be-
ing made % identify one OF them az
tho h~ighwaynan.
The man who is wanted obtained
$40 from O'Ericn by cutting out his
pockets ana taking the money chang
er. The car, after the negro LEFT. ran
uncontrolled four miles into tho CEN
Ter Of East 81. Louis.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-20
Her FIRST roothau Game.

During the first Ncar OF co%educntion
81 Tufts coilece. several OF the co-edF.
as guests OF some 80 n college men.
were witnessing their first game Of
football
Whv are all the players leaving the
field inquired the girl
This is the end Of tho first half
piled her escort
oh. Is that So pushed the girl
How many halves are there Zip
.pincott'x
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-20
FATHER SHERMAN
NEAR DEATH
Priest Rescued Badly lcjund
From Beneath Wheels Of
Train at Santa Barbara,
Is Morning Jourua, sperrar Leased wIrei

santa farbara. Cal. Dee. -
Fathrr Thomas sherman, son o1 Cen
eral Niiiam Tecumsch sherman. Is n
= stnittrlum here as the result OF an
accident which brought him ear Go
death. As his train came into the
station here two daNs ago Father
sherman Mas standing on the steps
of the car lie lost his balance and
fcH underneath just before the
wheels reached him % trainman res
cued him from his rculous position.
Father sherman Wns bruised and re-
Move Co 81 Francis ~slnitarium.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-20
CARDINAL SAT0LLI'S
CONDITION GRAVE

Rome. Dec. la-Cardinal satoilt
who recently suffered d RELAPSE from
morning and insisted upon % chaplain
celebrating mas boo thc -lck room TIE
also took communion This afternoon
his condition WAS NtrN much worse.
Alarming symptoms developed and
There Was some dohrium Many trlc-
graphic inquiries have been received
from America
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-20
ROAD 0vERSEER IS
FOUND DEAD IN
THE ROAD
Heart Failure Believed to Be
Cause Of Death Of TuIarosa
Man. Stockmen Enjoying the
Beautiful Snow.
Especial Correspondents TO Mornias sourpaiJ

Especial Correspondents 20 Mornins 5ournail
Tularosa, n, NJ, Dee. iS.-Nicolas
SAILS. Tularosa's road overscer, was
found dead in The public road half "A
mile from this place at moo today.
The coroner pronounced his death 20
be the result OF heart failure The
deceased carried $1,000 Insurance m
the Aliauza Iiispnuo Americana lodge
at this place and was a well known
native citizen.
Mrs. NJ y Stcbbius, wife of one st
rularnsa's school trustees, died ycstcr-
day of tuberculosis. The body is 10
be taken 20 the old home In Texas TO-
burial.
rularosa Is enjoying "a flne mos
storm and the stockmen of TINS dis
trlct are looking happy AZ . oclock
this afternoon the snow WAS two
inches deep and sim coming down
heaviN.
James Mclaughlin ot Monterey has
left for orograndc. called there hy the
shocking intelligence that his little
tWe lVr-yenr-old son accidentally shot
ana Killed Mrs. Mclaughlin with "a
rifle
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-20

y. n. Patterson. night policeman Of
Nashua. Iowa. writes: Last winter I
had "a cold on my lungs and tried OF
least half IA dozen advertised cough
medicines and had treatment from two
physicians without getting any benefit.
A friend recommended Foley's Honey
Tar and two-thArds OF - bottle
cured me. ! consider IL the greatest
cough and lung medicine ia the
world" j 1T. Ofticliy co
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-20

FoleN's Honey and Tar is the best
and safest cough remedy for children.
AZ the first symptoms of a cold, give
as directed. ana ward off danger Of
Group, bronchitis, sore throat. cold in
the head. and stuffv breathing. 1t
brings comfort and ease to the little
ones. Contains no opiates or other
harmful drugs. Keep always on hand
and refuse substitutes. j. II. O'Rielly
& Co,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-20

Paris. Dee. 1s-Colonel Terrence
90 years old. who was one Of
five men who planned and made sue
cessful the escape Of "a number Of
prisoners from Libby prison by "A tun-
mel. died here todaN.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-20

sioux CITY. prc i9-Thc govern
mtnt thermometer here earis THIS
metning registered the coolest wealth
GO of thc winter if below The tom
reratur. ross slightly during the day
nut 81 is turning colder tonight.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-20

After exposure. and when you feel
a cold coming on, take Foley's Honey
and Tar, the great throat and lung
remedy. II stops the cough. relieves
the congestion, and cNpels the cold
from your system. L. mildly laxative
Refuse substitutes. j. IA. O'Rieliy &
Co.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-20

Gothamitcs have noi lasi auy Flrsn
thus TAR over the dire prediction of
A. r. Humphrey. a philadelphia build
fnr expert. that their e.tr rs doomed
% undergo q connuprausn Or mor
devastating than those thuf swept Hal-
umore and san Francisco Ar Hum
phrey. Ysho Is Just returning o. ihir
country amer an EXTENSIVE iuyesiiea-
tion of building and FIRE protection
methods On Europe. basos hir cheerful
prophecy upon the inadequacF OF our
present building laws. which permit
the erection Of ~s8-eafcd firsprouf
hniidinEs which crumpie up under a.
severe blaze as has cen demon
sfrated Ia a number cf eases, notably.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-07-24

Entonccs usted no la usado el An.
ti-Corpu que es un iemedio inotcnsivo
Y Sc carar tia Que reduce la gordura
pi no ca rcsuliado sc devolvera el
dine'o
IRA lotcla de $500 lie dAra trein.
tn dias, con 10 cual le bastara. FL
Anti c, rpu no cs una droga que NAL.
trata el ,s'6mago nj una me1icina de
ratentr. Eta hecha absolutamcntc
de subs,ancias vegetables y es inotensi-
va. Es;;i hecha IN iorma de rolvo y
cs agrada' lc y ficil para toniar'e
Est, r,coa.ond dA por los medicos
sientllicrs ,le Estados Unido,. CO.
mo el unioo I.medio contra la gor-
duIa FL Anti.Corpu roduce el cuello
doble, las aderas grucsas y la. me-
lila. abultadas. Da bucn a.pccto al
sembIante y gu ia todas las srrugas
de la piel.
Iss persona. gordas que enhaque-
GER con el Anti-Corpu no vuelven q
engondar.
Esta medicina Sc vende haio sdran
tia, e. enteramente inoiensIya y sc
carantiza que reduce la gordura de
tres a cinn libras por semana- In
caso &c que no surta eiecto, devolve
remos RI d nero.
La botella cuesta $500. Pida esfa
medicina al droguista, pern no tome
eualquier otro remciio. AL recibir el
va'or podemos mandarle eI Anti-Cor-
pu por co'reo-
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DE- mue.tra al recibir diek centavos
Para pagar el empaque , ei porte
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que - sirva mon'ionar este peri6dico.
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