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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-11-10
Prisoners Break Gu. Of tie Greenvile
jail and Sin Get Away
KEEPER IS OVERPOWEREO
Warden Phillips. Who Was tho
Only Officer i'll the Jail When the
Delivery Took Place. Was Dadiy
Bruised in Attempting to Stop the
Escaping Men.

Seven negro prisoners. several OF
whom we-. under life sentences. es-
capped from the Grcenvilie jaj! Mon
day nigh; and six OF them got away.
knocking Warden Phillips dcwo aud
running out OF the back door into
the streets The delivery occurred
about $50 o'clock there being 40
officer in the jail at thc time with
the exception Of Warden Phillips.
.rhe latter is badly bruised but suf-
f..S no serious hurt.
One OF the prisoners. VIII McCul-
Tough. was captured soon afte, the
occurrence by Reuben Gosnoll. a
constable 70, one Of the magistrates.
The jaiicr and several officers have
gone in pursuit OF the remaining six.
but AZ last reports none OF them have
been captured.
Those prisoners who escaped were
on III. upper floor Thei! names are:
Daniel Gambre!. John Cutie. Sonaie
HuG. Frank Doa!. Arthur Johnson.
Hilbert Henry and VIII Mccullough.
John Cutie was under sentence TO
be hanged for the murder OF his
wife. execution Of this sentence hav-
ing been postponed until the supreme
cour, could decide upon the appeal.
which has been made in the case.
II is stated that about $50 O'Clock
| ~
other stuff for the prisoners. They
were taken up to the second floor
OF the jai! and in order 10 carry
! the goods into the ward where the
prisoners were Mr.. Phillips. before
unlocking the cute. door. ordered
the prisoners who were inside 70 SO
| into ,hci. cells.
Some OF the prisoners did SO. and
NJ. Phillips thinking :ha: all had
gone ia. opened the door. II bad
grown very dark In ID. corridors
and the further end Of the hal! In
which the prisoners had been could
not De distinctly seen. The sever
prisoners secreted themselves in this
end OF the corridor and answered &c
the jailer. who thought they were
all IN the cells.
He opened the door and when in
side. As he walked up the corrido:
he was suddenly seized by A.,hu'
Johnson and s!ung backward to~are
the corridor The remaining p7is
oners Immediately made break fol
the door and succeeded in reaching
the street. Johnson attempted K
follow them. but he was held by tn
jailer. and in his hurry 70 get ava,
he dragged the latter half way dow.
the stairs before be was released
| Al! reached the street through th'
back door and Mccullough. who. i
seems. took 6igeren: route from
the others. ran up toward Mai.
street. He vas captured within te,
minutes after escaping.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-11-10
SHOT IN The HEAD.
One BOY Shoots Another Boy With
q Harmless Parsor Ride.

q Harmless Parsor Ride.
a dispatch from Columbia says
Little David Dowell. OF Winnsboro.
is lingering at the Columbia hospital
with rife wound in his head. The
boy. who IS only Il years os age.
was accident!y shot b- Warren
Fl.ca:kca. who was out bunting
With 2c-caliore rice. near Wins
boro. at 1 o'clock Friday afternoon.
David was carried 70 Columbia By
Dr. Lindsay Friday 70 be operated
on by Dr.. Guerry. OF Colun bia.
David Dowe!l was going 70 bring
the COWS home Friday afternoon and
the ball from the rife OF Warren
Flennikea struck him as he passed
within 800 yards OF the young hun
ter. Flenaiken is II years Of age.
From the time the wound was in
a!cted young Dowel! remained un-
conscious. His older brother and
Dr.. Lindsay took the train for Co
!unbi shortly after the shooting.
bringing the boy here for the ope.-
alton" The wonder is tbat more
such accidents DO not happen. Too
many careless boys are allowed TO
handle guns.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-11-10

IS. W. T" calls attention through
TIE columns OF The News and Cour-
i.- to the ps-Io- rite nuisance. He
says:
''I saw IN SATURDAYS paper caa;
:w.!re-yea.-old boy was shot BY
sourteen-year-o!d lad Hea. Wins
boro at distance OF 500 yards. Nov
who Is to blame for this accident.
as II will be called aa accident?
While claim It was 40 accident.
as anyone will agree who knows
anything about 22-calibce rife. that
It viii! do damage at 500 yards I. It
should be 6red a: an elevation and
the bulIe: should hlt anyone. Why
will parents allow their boys TO have
those little r:aese II seems 70 me
that the parents Of boys should be
held responsible for accidents OF this
kind.
The parlor rife nuisance Is grow
ing. Every hardware store show
window has them displayed TO teD1pe
me boys TO buy the.a. 80 ,hera ia
very little game to shoot with them.
II can't see wny parents vii! r:!"w
their boys to have tSe:r. Mos, Iar-
en:s think them Toys. and when
harm IS done to an inIocen. per-
son 800 yards away they w.'. say
accident a shotgun wi.A snaal
shot would not DO much dauaxe a.
$50 yards. and IL the boys would
shoot shotsuns they could see anSs
ono at that distance and would not
stoo, them. Blu. il Is different with
:hc rife. as II Is liable TO kill some
one out Of sight OF them when they
shoot small birds on fences and
bushes the right be:ght TO give the
light elerstion. hope the oeSt Leg
!sla,n-e will take up this nuisance
and see If there can't be soaie Law
passed 10 remedy the evil.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-11-10
SENTENCED TO BE HANGED.
For q Crime Committed in Berke-
ley Nine Years Ago.

James Edwards was convicted o!
] the murder OF his wife at Mount
Holly in Berkeley county about nine
years ago in the CouT, Of General
Sessions a, Monck's Corner on las;
Monday and sentenced to be banged
on the second Friday in December.
The crime of which Edwards was
found guilty is said 10 have beea a
horrible one. in that il is alleged
tina; Irs. Edwards was shot while
she was cooking the dinner. falling
into the are and being partially
burned
Following the killing Edwards left
Berkeley county. and vas not heard
from until about six months ago.
when bis address was lea: ned BY
Sheriff Causey through some letters
which he wrote 10 persons living in
Berkele. county /, was asceTtained
tha, he was living in Jacksonville.
had married again and had several
children by his second wife. and
was working hard and living COM
sortah!y. although be is said 10 have
been rather Shif;lesS before he dis
appeared from Berkeley. lie was
brough; back by Sheriff Causey. who
Is credited with some clever work IN
the matter, and the case uaS brouEb.
for trial a; III. est term OF C"ur'.
but was CONTINUED
Edwards IS a man about 80 years
OF age. II IS not anticipated that
an appeal viii! be taken He was
represented a; the trial by John Q.
Edwards. Esq. while Solicito! Hide
brand handled the case for ahe State.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-11-10
Five Men Eaten.

Rear Admiral Se5ree reports that
~nen the C1iresi States Pacific feet
touched at Admiralty Islands j; was
learned that recently caaniba!s from,
the Islands captured boat contain
ing three Ens!ishmen and three
Chinese One ot the EnS!ishEen
who escaped through the coDaivance
OF friendly tribe said that his COM
panions had been killed and es,eo.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-11-10
Ser Small Crop.

United States Senator <. D. Smith
is n receip, OF g letter from S,atis-
.!cian z. L. Neal. with advance sheets
OF a circular TO be sent out. showing
that. after trip owe: the South.
the mos: careful estimates OF ID"
cotton crop this yaa: indicates s
possible cotton cToe Of l0.520.000
bales. agreeing with a -eceat es,i-
mate issued By Senator Smith. From
exporters Senator Smith learns tha;
i, is expected. II the government re-
port issued this Week on cottcc con-
frms private advicas. cotton vii! D.
found TO reach famine prices
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-11-10

| lattng foreign immigration TO ths
Southland.
The thirty thousand OF these yer!
men raised TO bring TWO W!ttekiDc
ca.go-s OF foreigners 10 South Caro-
lima had much bette. been speot IL
helping rather than trying 70 d-:ea'
the farmers in their humane efforts
TO properly r-gulat. tie production,
marketing and selling o. their COZ
ton. South Carolina acted at thu
unite, demand OF The farmers o!
the Old South State. abolished .he
Stat bureau Of immigration. and
specifically enacted. March {. last:
The commissioner OF agriculture
shall not. directly or in n1;:ec'!v. IT
tempt 20 bring Immigrants into this
State.
Laws are meant 70 cu..o unfair
practices. the taking OF :o1i cIrao-
ages OF rouv :.llo~uaea. and 1e
warn you. gentlemen. that eondi:ious
C9Nt sitiS. I.-
Gciais. backed by iot"!iisent!y or
gauized rEo.:. az. ou guard. and
vii, nl.c: YOU half vav .n Thats:".'
you will. tai. or foul. and Guic.ly.
100 The farmer and especially the
cotton planter. has bee2 worked and
tarcled by every one from toe usur!-
Gus money !ende. 20 toe cotton spec
uisccr. but the time when these
parasites could steal from under bis
very 3osc bis very ali. has passed
ava" never 20 -eturu again Har"
4 care. play fair. and k".2 l'trl".
just little. OF the milk OF bunsn
kindness and sweetness OF manly
IN your soul. sectleoec.
20. j: al! Pc? :icusa7d .oid.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-11-10
Burns In the AIR.

at Hamburg on Tuesday PeQue,
was making a d!sht in an a-!o2iane
at q considerable height when flames
broke out. a uoncn, later the hen-
zine tank exploded. Peque: sue
ceed.d in gliding 20 70: earth. bu;
the danger OF burning TO death vas
so pressing that be jumped from 'he
machine. while l: was Is OF 20 feet
IL the air.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-11-10
ScalCed TO Death.

4 dispatch has been :eceived by
t-iands az Rock Hill from DR.. J. ?.
Crawford OF Nashville. Tenn. con.
v.ying :he sad intelligence OF ,os
death o: n. ia;t:.'S oldcS, child
Edward. \ few days ago. while sit
tiog AZ the supper table. nc n some
way overturned a pot OF boiling "a
on hinsel: and ~as severely burned.
dying ;-cE .ce Effects
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-11-10
Twelve Are Killed.

a search lasting throughout the
night in The mine OF she Cambria
Steel CoIpan: at Franklin. Pa.
where an explosion occurred Sunday
evening. failed TO increase the oum-
be- o: fatalities. Twelve men were
killed outright. one is dying and
three are seriously injured.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-11-10
Hanged for Murder.

Bud" Whitman. the negro con-
lcted o: the murder OK Vonde-aa
lennon Of Ocoree. Ca. Sep;sp e"r
;. was banged In she county jail
i, A;hecs. Ga. az 1880 Friday
rornins. Whitman made hDai
,a;"ucot admitting thc crime. Ho
1ad previously iovovlcd white nlan
q The killing.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-11-10
TOO MUCH BOoE
Being Used In Marlboro County tn
Suit Grand Jury.

Over In Marlboro county they have
had prohibi.ioe for forty odd years.
a loag. :ons time before :oc Old
State 6ispensay system vas ever
conceived OF. and wheD toe dispense
y did cone Marlboro did not join
II. bu. remained dry. The grand
jury Of tha. county has just made
a presen,ueot io which It calls at
,eu,!ou 10 the large and increasing
.awIess elemco: 70 ;oac county which
me ju.y states IS caused by ,he sale
OF pb!skcy The status OF affairs
~!ll prove iul"restiDs IN view OF
the fac. tha, fifteen Other roupti"s
of ;h. State are about 20 embark
upon the prohibition boat and the
working o! the Law 10 these counties
l. go;.z to 20 vaGaed c!osc!y.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-11-10
With lhe Season Sill Yoans Many Fatal
Aesdeass Recorded.
FOURTEEN KILLED
Hundred and Twcnty-eiGht Are In
jrred In Contes,s-Thcse Casual
tics Have Occurred Despite Chang
c In Rules TO Minimize the
DanGeN

With the football season barely
under way month. death has al
ready claimed fourteen players. de-
spite may changes in the rules
made in the hope OF lessening ,he
chances Of serious injury. says ihe
Washington Star. The number Of
the injured whose accidents hav.
been made pubic in the press dis
patches IS more than l2S. or thes-
100 have suffered serious hurts.
Many more have been hur; than have
come 10 public notice. Care is TAX
ea at the universities that as lit
tie news as possible Of injuries 60
the football teams shall leak out
side the campus. Especially is this
true Of the practice games Fo! that
reason anything approaching Com
pIete lis, IS not possible.
Among those who have died are
Frank Trim bic. tackle. at the Jlive--
sity Of Indiana: Charles Becker. half
back. OF the FindIay tchio) High
School. who died OF injuries received
n q scheduled game; Robert Milling
ton. haItback at the Pot,sv!lle (PaD
High School. who was hGrt in a game
With the Shamok!n High School:
Walter Evans. tu!lback a, Guthrie
County CIowa) High School. hur:
in q game with the Yale (Iowa) High
School: Joseph Walsh. guard al ST
Ma1y's (kan.' College. hurt in a
practice game: John Macarthur,
twenty. captain Of the Huntington
Iad) football team. injured in .
game with the Wabash High School
eleven: Charles E. Jack. forme!
on the Colorado College tootball
team. died OF injuries received in
1906: Lansdon Mccormick. fifth end
on the Cornell University football
team, died OF injuries received II
several years OF football playing:
Clarence Pierce. OF Wilmington. Del.
hurt in a game October 20: Charles
H:own Nissan. fifteen. student at
the Mackenzie School in TarTytown:
Russell P. Hecke:. fifteen. OF Pitts
hrrg. died OF an injury 10 MS chest:
Clarence Pierce. nineteen. Of Will
migtop. Del. died OF injuries T:ceiv-
ed 10 i:no scr!m mage; Charles
Stroppci. seventeen. OF Cincinnati
died at Carthage. Ohio. o! injuries
received in line plunge. and Michael
Burke. twenty-on-. o: Shenandoah.
Pa. hurt 10 game against the Phil
acelphia College Of Pharmacy.
OF the injured sine. October is.
the most seriously hurt is Ernes;
S,amn. t.er,y-scven. OF No. Al
Sixth street. Brooklyn His skull
was fractured in game b.twe"a
the Acorr and II. 81; Paul football
teams OF Brooklyn.
The following have had their col!
Ia. bones broken: Sellers Under.
wood. tackle at Alabama Presbyte
-ian College: Thomas Egsers. end al
:, 80
o".
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.'ahS. enc d " d. (.''''' ,''"'s as"
'choo!' RANK H'!'e.s. cei>": -
y asA!oelon 'Ho- a'S" ''!'oo!
onn F!'zse'a!'. 'a'N!' al caaiH
y. - College: HichaFs Ni!ie'
'aItoacK AZ DaFihMon'h So''"ss'
Ohm RODeT%S GafE!.. ~ llsTTl Ia.
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Foot bal, goes on IN spite Of the
fatalities that II causes The man
lsenec,s know that the spice OF
DANCE! in the game helps 70 swell!
he gate RECEIPTS. and VIA; IS !!to
nr -@o. II bv sacrificing tSan d!vi-
dends are increased TO owners o.
parks.
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Pointed Paragraphs.

You can tell how !nsiaeere girl
is by how sincere she seems.
The Lord made man the ruler OF
the world and woman the ruler o:
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-11-10

Is she wbiSk.y arm'S delivery
wagon wha; you would call pony
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THE PARLoR RIFLE NUISANCE.
4 Suggestion That tho Legislature
Remedy the Evil.

IS. W. +" calls attention through
tie columns Of The News and cour-
i..- to the os-Io- rtse nuisance He
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At the meeting. as at the BOARD o!
governors meeting Of the American
Cotton Manufacturers Association.
at Charlotte. on the Sth. every pos
s!ble device .oy fighting the Farm
ecs' Unions proper marketing and
holding o. the crop for better pric-
es. was fully discussed and plans
were proposed. going even to the
extent OF shutting down the mills
and starving the farmers ou!-
You have organized and banded to-
ge;her 70. your own mutual protec-
ton and selfish interests. and hav-
ing made enormous profits and
drawn fancy salaries. you now be-
srudse US the same privilege anc
plan 20 break up and tnwa.t our
efforts to get merely fair price
for the products OF ou. sweat. our
laho. ao6 toe toll OF our own.
You. eyes and efforts oush: not
TO score the base degrees" by which
you came into your own. and yorr
h"aIts ought 70 heat with It'll:
loss aotasonism and s7ecd:n"ss that
these unworthy actions aud stti-
.ude indicate. Play the game fair
II. doo't t.y 20 form any such das-
tarciy conspiracy as Dante Aiken
sides Toupkios and /. :. Packe-
.-ej 70 hatch out With toe European
,otton mill men IN toe sumne! o.
1907. Ooo': 90 20 to. Presideu; O.
.ac Cri,ed States. as these very i~o
xenr 70 Theodore Roosevelt. in Japu-
,rv. 1907. ehco :he Immigration hill !
Sa. pending and 'ry 20 insult any
,ue else's Intelligence By telling th.,n |
here is not good money in the cot
90 mil! business uu!ess the Farm
20 Co!oo's back Is b.okeo ~ sc!0v-
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D|RECTOR|Q De SAN UAN.

Farmacia eel Eenix Led. NJ.
Travieso. Muyacreditada. Esme-
ro en- las formulas Deposito de las
excelentes 'Capsulas de Colchiflor'
gran remedio para reumatismo :
gotta. San Jose 12s ccrca del co
rreO.
Farmacia Colon. Antique esta
blecimiento. Gran surtido de droga
y patentizados. Plaza principal. San
,, Juan.
DR.. J. E. Salda1a .-Mtdico CT
rujano Ofrece sus selyiclos al pl-
blico. Consultas de l. 4 ? p. m.
Fortaieza 80. Telsfono No. 25l-
San Juan. Entrada del consulto-
rio frente al teatro.
DR.. Lopez--Antongiorgi.- Me
dico cirujano. Consuitas de | a 3 p.
m. sConsuitas Y operaclones en- la
isla. San Juan. Tel6fono 234.
Calle del Cristo 5.
Ingeniero Civil.-Ram6n Gan
dia Cordova. Tetuan 50, ciudad 9
Parada IL Santurce Mnamar. San
Juan, Puerto Rico.
Lecciones de piano. La seho-
rita Lola Mas, ofrecc dar clases en-
81 casa domiciio. San Juan.
Cristo 7.
Practicante. w .Silvestre Feijoo
Martinez, Embalsamador-Farma
cia Colon y San Jose 8. San Juan.
Aboeados. .-Emigdio S. Ginorio y
Manuel NJ. Ginorio, Allen 60. Te-
lefono 1853. Box 366, San Juan.
Hotel Rios. Sc vende barato es.
te acreditado Hotel por no poder
atenderlo SUI dueno. lnformaran en-
el mismo Hotel, Fr' - II. San
Juan.
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hrpteciil1iieatp aIdstico.
Rosario Pine J Emilio Thuiller.
en- 81 teatro de San Juan.

va no cabe. duda de q. en- el proM
mo Enero 3 a principles de Febrero
Sc vera honrado el escenario del Mu
nicipal por la celebradfsima actriz
Rosario Pino y el muy notable actor
Enilso Thuiller dos fgurss sin rival
hoy. en- la escena espahola.
Esos dos gigantes del arte dirigen
el conjunto mas admirable que vie
ne recorriendo los principales teatro
de las grandes ciudades de America
que Sc nombran Buenos Aires, Mexi
CO, RfoJaneiro, Habsna y otras tan
tas que han colmado de aplausos q
esos colosos del genio, poderosos va
en- triunfos arGsticos y econ6micos
Este acontecimiento, verdadera-
mente ell mas notable que anotara
Pto Rico en- sus anales artfsticos, Sc
debera q un compatriota nuestro:
America Marin, decidido y constan-
te amateur de todo 10 q. trasciende
4 arte, y que viene ocupandose hace
largos amos de proporcionar al pals
todas las ocasiones felices para delei
!, tar al publico, como 10 demuestran
Elas companfas de Vico, ,Scognamiglio
}Matras, y otras muchas que arriba-
ron a nuestras playas debido a sus
J iniciativas.
En- breve daremos a conocer ell e.
lenco y repertoire de la famosa trou
pc, asi como los cliches de las princi
pales parties.
Esta de placemes ell publico de
San Juan.
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DE- SOC| EDAD,

A Ndguabo. .-Despues de pasar una
corta temporada en- San Juan, han
regresado aver a su residencia de la
,simpatica poblacion del Este las es-
timables damas Sra. Gonzalez viu-
da de Rodriguez y su linda y elegan
te sehorita hija Maria. Dejan grato
recuerdo de su paso por la ciudad Y
Sc desea repitan sus visitas.
Fet"i'nndo d la sonora Hamilton. :
Anteayer fue objeto de una expresi
Va ,.~.nustracion de simpatfas por
antiguas companeras suyas,la distin
guida senora Cecilia KANT de Ha-
milton, ex-directora del asilo dc nj
Nhas de Santurce La senora KANT de
Hamilton ha tenido un niho V el lu
mes salio del sanatorio. Las que fue-
ron sus compaheras en- la escuela de
ninas de Santurce lie hicieron una vi
sta con objeto de felicitarla y salu-
darla ofreciendole varios regalos V
pasando un agradable ratio en- casa
de los expresados esposos. Tn grupo
dc distinguidas damas Sc reuni6 ALI
Y entire elias las profesoras del asilo,
sonora Infantc de Ribot, Rodriguez
de Domenech, Marcelma Cintron Y
sehoritas, Santaella actual dircctora
del asilo, Penedo, Pepita Y Rosario,
Quinones Gilbot, Crucet, Gaona, V
Gror V ell clerk Sr. Juan Ross. Nh
estra felicitacion a los distingllidos.
esposos por cl venturoso suceso V q.
hava buena suertc para el hermoso
"bebe".
EstG noche Tn distinguido grupo
de familias de esta ciudad Sc propo-
ne visitar esra noche a los distingui
dos esposos Cabot-Ward, como cor
tesla la fiesta que ofrecieron estos
cuando la llegada del gobernador
Cotton V senorita hermana.
Personales. Esta cnfemo en- SUI re
sidencia de Santurce el Sr. Manuel
Andino q. guarda CANA desde aver
Que mejore.
Ha regresado de la isla el Sr. Da-
MEL Morales del comercio de la ciu-
dad.
-Esta en- San Juan Y en- brcve sal
dra q La isla en- asuntos de negocios
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ANTEs DE- PoDER .

utilizarlos, es menester extrasr el
hierro i orc de Ia piedra mineral.
Lo mismo puede decirse del acei-
to de higado de bacalao puro.
Sus yirtudes no Sc encuentran en-
sus materias grasosas y muchc
menos en- su asqueroso sabor y
olor. Sus efectos sobre los ner-
vios J Ia repugnancia con que 10
recibe el est6mago, son mas que
sufcientes pars contrarestar, en-
la mayoria de las gentes, sus
buenos efectos como medicina, y
ESQ sin tomar en- cuenta que es
de didcil digestion. Sin embar-
go, siempre hemos tenido mo-
two para Greer, que envuelto en-
los elementos que componen' Ell
aceite de bacalao, SO encontraban
propiedades curatiEas del mas al
to valor, pero fue necesario sepa-
rarlas de su nauseabunda matriz
en- que estaban combinsdos, y es-
to es 10 que con gran e1ito Sc ha
efectuado en- Ia elaboration de Ia
PREPARATION de WAMPOLE
en- cuyo eficaz l,emedio, tan sa-
broso como Ia miel, tenemos toda
la esencia del Aceite de Bacalao
Puro, combinada con Jarabe do
Hipofosftos Compuesto, Extrac.
tos de Malta y Cerezo Silvestre.
Estos ingredientes, constituyen
un reconstruction de tejidos,. un
purifcador de la sangre y un re-
constituyente general incompara-
BILE. Ante este remedio, la enfer-
medad Sc retirs con una e6cacia
y rspidez, que asombra & los ia
cultativos tanto como deleita {
los enfermos. En- los casos de
Escr6fula, Anemia y, Afecciones
Pulmonares, jamas dcja de pro-
porcionar un alivio y curar. Gel
Sr. DR.. Jose NJ. Guijosa dice:
He empleado su Preparation de
Wampole en- una Sefiorita que
presentsba algunos sintomas' in
quietantes en- Ell aparato respira-
torio y desde el primer frasco co.
memo 4 notarse alivio marcado,
habiendc desaparecido toda hue.
LA de enfermedad al terminar 'el
sextoefrasco." En- las Boticas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-11-24
Sc vende un piano
en- muy buen estado y
a precio muy reduci-
do. lnformaran en-
esta imprenta.
ATENCION

Sc arrienda 8 vende una fnca de
] 80 cuerdae, en- communication por ca
rretera, con los pueblos de Vega baja,
Morovis, Gales y Manati. Tiene
10000 mstas de guineo, IL cuerdas
de baratss y pueden sembrarse 80
euerdas de cafias. Una cueva de abo-
no (murcielagina) calculada en- mas
de 1000 toneIadas.
Otra iinca de I9 cuerdas con una
casa y 10000 matas de pihas de pri.
mer cosecho.
Diigirse a ManatL Apartado 5:6.