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Arizona republican., 1909-08-08
What Others Have Done,
 You Can Do

Miss Sarah J. Kenyon of Salome, Arizona, wrote, 'In my month salary more than pays for the price of the Combined Course in the Lamson Business College and I think the Com bined Course the cheapest and best" Miss Kenyon secured position which the still holds the week she finished the course.
 Roy C. Herald of Prescott, Arizona says, q took the Combined Course and secured my diploma on April g. 1908 On the 9th, the following Monday, through the influence of the school I went to work as stenographer and Deputy United States Marshal for the United States Marshal at a salary of 800 per month. My hours short, work easy and pleasant
 Sidney Hill of Prescott, Arizona, says, ''The faculty of the Lamson Business College is fully competent and always willing to do everything con sistent in assisting students in their studies and in securing good position for them after completion of the course. 1 have not been out of employment for day since leaving the College
 Under date of April H. 1909, John A. Lewis (Red Lewis as the baseball boys call him) writes, ''I came direct to Philadelphia and secured fine place with Henry DiSston & Sons. The hours 82O to 4:45 with hour for lunch We quit at F o'clock Saturdays. This firm employs 1000 hands. The office force consists of 65. All of the stenographers men. Everybody is well paid. 1 think this is place to be coveted" MT. Lewis entered the Lamson Business College on his thir- tieth birthday to take the Combined Course The above quotation from his letter speaks for itself.
 Young and young wOman why do you hesitate about entering the Lamson Business Col lege and taking the Complete Course?
 HOW WOULD YOU LIKE TO BE EARN ING SALARY OF $80.O0 TO $12500 PER MONTH ONE YEAR FROM NOW?
 If you wish to know how it be done, call at the College Office write
 E. M. LamSOn, Pres. Phoenix, Arizona
Arizona republican., 1909-08-08
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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1909-01-19
HE SENT THE NEWS TO TAFT
District Attorney Hoon Writes the PresidentEect That the In
dustrial News Is of No Party Service

had been edited by Il Democrat during
the last campaign; that it had been
planned 10 sell THE paper to an agent
of the New York World. while that
paper was making its great fight
against the President, and that the
paper had been OF no service TO the
party.
'.HOit0n was denounced to his face
during the meeting and he soon with
drew from the room.
The company publishing the paper
will be reorganized in n few days and
in the meanwhile its publication will
! be continued by the receiver
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1909-01-19

The following special from Green's
boro appeared in yesterdays A~heViile
Gazette News. In this connection il
il interesting to note that the Gazette
News belongs to Mr.. W. \. Hide
brand. who is editor of the Industrial
News
greensboro. y. C.. Jan. 15.-There
were some developments du4ing a
meeting of the stockholders OF the
Industrial News that bordered on the
sensational. copy OF a letter writ
ten by District Attorney y. T.. HoIton
10 Prcsiaent-elect Taft was read, in
which Hoiton charged that the paper
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1909-01-19
(By the Associated Press )

Charlotte, n, G, Jan. 16.-To hold
their products for Is I-2 cents on a
basis OF No. los while cotton is sell
ing ia New York at 9 Il cents a
pound was the determination reached
To-Day at the annual meeting of the
Southern Soft Yarn summers, AesG-
ciatiOn
This action was taken through a
resolution which received unanimous
endorsement and means that the pol
ley OF hand-to-mouth operations in
vogue for several months will be dis
continued, this action following up
the determined efforts made at pre-
Nious meetings to bring up the mar
let through curtailncnt and it is con-
ceded that efforts at curtailment have
been successful, a poll taken today
showing that there is practically no
yarn on hand and that the mills are
pretty We'll sold 10 three to six
Continued on Page Fjvc)
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1909-01-19

Bodies of American Consul al
Messina and His Wife

CBy the Associated PressD

Nessina Friday. Jan 15.-After ly-
ing buried in the ruins Of the consul
late at MeSsiua for eighteen days the
bodies Of Arthur =. Cheney. the Amer
lean consul. and his wife, were recov-
cred at O'Clock this afternoon by
a detachment of sailors from the bat
tleShip Illinois. The bodies We're re-
covered in what evidently had been
the bed room of the Cheneys. They
were found lying side by side. Mr..
Cheney was identified by a slight
physical deformity while tn body Of
his wife We're. recognized by Il lOcket
and & wedding ring. There is reason
to belic.e that death overlook them
while they We're asleep.
AS soon as they We're unearthed the
bodies We're placed in cotGins and CON
veyed aboard. the supply ship Culgoa
which left here at once for Naples.
Major Lands. the American military
attache at Rome, who has been super
intending the work Of cECayating. sent
a wireless dispatch to the American
consulate at Naples ASKING this official
to obtain permission of the local au-
thorities to send the remains to Hart
fond Conn.,. on the first available
steamer. 'thc caSketS containing the
bodies Of the consul and his wife We're
sealed and then wrapped each in al
American flag after which American
steamers carried them down to the
water front. As they made their way
through the ruined streets italian sol
diers and sailors saluted and the peo-
pie took off their hats.
The Cul@oa Arrives at Naples.
Naples. Jan. 16.-The American
supply ship CuIgoa with the bodies
of Arthur s. Cheney and his Wift
aboard. arrived here this mornins
from Messina. Major lands who wa!
in charge Of the bodies at once came
ashore and through the American con
sulate completed arrangements t
have the two bodies embarked on tn
steamer Nenezia, Of the I'abre Line, t
al
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1909-01-19
HAIL, HAIL, To TIE
BRAVE HERBERT.
Actually Presents Himself
for RooseveIt inspection
WHERE ALL OTHERS FELL

CConizant of the Fate Of Hicks, Set
tie. Robinson. and Others " no
Went Down by tie Process OF elm
ination by the Weld OF the Big
Stick Herbert Il. SeaweIl, OF Moore
County. y. c., Goes Up to the
White House to be Personally Sus-
pectcd-Now He Must BE Nervous
Until Monday at Least.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1909-01-19
CBy the Associated Press

Norfolk, Va, Jan. 15.-The receiv-
ers for the Norfolk and Southern Rail
way have let d contract to the Nc
Lean Construction 90. for the compile
ton Of the five mile bridge Of the
road across Albemarle Sound The
bridge VIII cost q million dollars
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1909-01-19
Bank III Georgia Robbed.

tDN IiIF
SanderSVillo Ca, Jan. 16.-The
banking house Of Louis Cohen was en-
tered during last night by robbers and
the vault was found tEis morning with
the combination and fragile parts Of
the door demolished. The door of
the vault could not be opened today
and it is not known whether the bur
glars secured booty from the inside
and closed TIE door to cover up their
work
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1909-01-19
WEEKLY REVIEW
Of COTTON MARkE.T... I.
Strong Spot Markets at
Home and Abroad
THE PRINCIPAL SUPPORT

tuEeS--ii;tCk Oh All - iiiS SVi-1'''''
and He is Taking Immense Quanti-
tics These DaYs-A Good Deal t~
For Immediate Use and Much d.
Simply to RcDicnish Reserve stock.
New York, Jan. 15.-The principal
support for cotton is the strons ami
active spot markets at nome ta-
abroad. To this more than 90 ans
thing else an advance in Futures
must be attributed.
Back of it al is the consumer 81
is taking immense quantities. q -"9@
deal is for immediate use ana G4--
is simply to rCplenish reserve stal
which Wclc ,if4s%n on. so fFc@.E
season that they had 60 IN ~
Big spot sales continue in Lively '..
Manchester reports d better China q =
mand with rising prices Tor silveI
T1sttss~1.-s..e- +re.sna with, Trsdia and.-the
Mediterranean has increased. YeV
York's trade with China is also ljrg-
er Prints have advanced and irint
cloths are stronS Also. it is worth
while to note that Wool is active and
firm and raw silk stronger.
Exporters OF cotton at the South
find much of the available cotton ac-
cumulated at the ports. Interior mar
llets are SO strong they can hardly be
touched. Meantime dealers and ex-
ports are under heavy agreements to
supply mills at home and abroad
with cotton tor January -Februarr
shipments and the ports are beirs
searched for cotton for rapid shin
ment Freight room for about 40 .066
bales IS said to have been engaged fnr
shipment to Liverpool. The stock ~
about 148.000 bales of certified cat-
ron here is supposed to BE 91,rg+t..
owned by Philadelphia interests. Tn@
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1909-01-19
AyTOs FOR THE WHITE HOUSE.
Bill in Congress for appropriation to
Furnish Tehm.
CBy the Associated Press.)

Washington, d. c., AIN. 16.-The
next President Of the United States
is to pin his faith on the automobile.
That became known today when the
House Committee on Appropriations
include ed in the urgent deficiency ap-
preparation bill an item Of $12 600 for
the purchase of and maintenance of
automobiles for the White House.
The entire amount carried in the
bin is $1,026,602.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1909-01-19
HOW THE RELIEF
funds To Be USED
To Construct $500 or
5000 Frame Houses
FOR EARTHQUAKE SURVIVORS

Plan OF the President and the State
Department for ENpendin9 the
$500.000 i'll Money Appropriated by
Congress for the Italian Earth
quake SumcrCrs-CiviIian Carpen-
ters to Be Furnished AIso-Thc Ma
chinery of the Navy Department.
Enlisted in the Prosecution OF the
Plan
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1909-01-19
GERMAN VESSEL "BoMBARDED."
Fired Upon by the Liberia Gun Boat
lark, According to Report.
-A.Z the Asss ciated Pres

BcrIin Jun T-~-Ti7 II r-47fss5-1 r.
mas received information coDcernIug
reported 'bOmbardment Of a Cor
man vessel or vessels by the Liberia
customs gunboat Lark off the Libe-
rlan coast reported yesterday in a
despatch from Konakry, French
Guinea.
Something To 1t.
Ham burg, Jan. 16-The Wocrlnan
Line, whose steamers Maria IFoerrnan
and Henrietta WOerman, are reported
to have bean fred on oft the Liberian
coast. issued q statement today in
which it declared that there was no
question of "bombardment" It
says the vessels were only detained
several hours. One Of them already
has returned to Hamburg
IN another quarter it was declared
today that the vessels had been fired
on but not damaged It was an open
question whether blank charges or
shells had been used by the Lark
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1909-01-19
DQl4C THE SOUTH
liza Turn IS TAFT
At I'ttion at a Brilliant
banquet Last Night
GOES BACK TO AUGUSTA

He Nanifests His Interest in Techni-
cal Education, in Development of
I The Negro Race, in Benefits OF
University Life on the Forming of
Character OF the Youth and on the
Future of Women Teachers-Day
OF Many Speeches in Georgia.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1909-01-19

. NorfoIk, va Jan ~ - 81 =
ceivers of the Seabaard 3e ro-
Railway in Norfolk ro-G..- AR Line
g ed contracts for roujner u. award
gregating about $90006o stock ag-
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1909-01-19
(Bv the Associated Press

Washington, d G.. Jan. 16.-An in
in international relief meas
ures SO far as Europe is concerned is
to be undertaken by the American
in expending the 100000
in money appropriated by Congress
for the Italian earthquake sufferers.
President Roosevelt has decided to
send to Italy material for the con
struction Of twenty-five hundred OF
three thousand substantial but neces-
sariIy very modest frame house, sup
plemcnting this by supplying civilian
carpenters to supervise the construe-
tion if this can be arranged.
Ever since the appropriation was
made by Congress serious considera-
ton has been given by the President
and the State departments as TO the
best uses that could be made Of 1t in
the way of relief.
Continued on Page FiyeD
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1909-01-19
CBy the Associated Press. )

Atlanta. Ga, Jan. l6.-t1aVing pro-
claimed last night what is to be his
Southern appointment policy which
is regarded here as constituting the
President-elects important message
70 the South, Mr.. Taft today mani
Tested his great interest in technical
education. in the development of the
uu4ro race in the benefits of univer-
sity life on the forming of character
of the youth, on the future of Wo-
men teachers and tonight entered
with zest into the most brilliant So
cial function the city of Atlanta has
Witnessed in years.
Mr. Taft spoke to the students Of
the Georgia School of Technology
then to q mass meeting of negroes in
Big Bethel church. This afternoon
he jourueyed to Athens, Ga, whore
ha spoke to the student body Of the
State University and to the prospect
ife teachers of the Normal school
met the people of the city al a re-
ception and reached Atlanta again
in time to attend the reception and
dinner in his honor given by the Cap
| tai City Club, whore he met the mon
81 prominence and the women OF the
social circles Of the city
at midnight Mr., Taft left for
AID usta where he viii arrive early
sunday morning.
breaches Honesty.
interesting among the things Nh
Tart said i'm the days speeches was
his eNhortation to the young men Of
tn- archaeological schools not to let
heir desires for big jobs overbaIance
acir ahoslute honesty ''Ihe great
est liars that l have ever met were
/ aaprincipLed experts" was his com
ment
in his four years as Secretary OF
Tar Air Taft said lie had come in di-
-- r --tF.%y hn. ON 1ui a
The world. He gave high praise to the
TIted States army corps of engineers.
1aVing undoubtedly in mind the
aama canal he added:
1t is of the greatest aid to men re-
| sfonsible for work. although it in
EolVeS the expenditure Of millions ana
millions Of dollars to be able to turn
f over to a corps like that with abSo-
ute confidence that everything VIII
e managed with absolute honesty aAd
au the highest scale of engineering
eiIl"
Loves Yale
After d pleasant speech at the
state University. which is the Oldest
state university in the country, MI
lit sajd with the greatest feehnS;
I love Yale as / loved my mother
He believed that the student who even
lands first in his class at the same
me goes away without a profound
We ior the institution. it's surround
.1@s and atmosphere, had missed one
a- tie most beneficial elements OF
university life
aCodege Wells of the students given
VIA Z lin prevented what might
VIC Zen g -a.-TtamDede &. on the part OF
Ht 'S7Eres t1.-t Vii al tilled the frater-
M a tefore Mr.. Taft arrived. A Dc
~ Niue ignited woodwork in the
aNc. nj when the firemen entered
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1909-01-19
SOUTHERN SOFT
YARN SP|NNERs
Determined to Hold Pro-
ducts for Is 1-2 Gents
ON BASIS Of NO. los

Action Taken at Annual Meeting of
Southern Soft Yarn Spinncrs As.o-
citation at Charlotte-J. y. McRoc
OF laurinbur@. Elected President.
). +. Taylor, kinston. FIRST Vice
President: j. f. Cannon, Concord
Second c-Prcsidcnt.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1909-01-19
TWENTY PERSONS
KILLED IN CRASH
Horrible Wreck of Passen-
Ger Train in Colorado
4 HEAD COLLISION

Thirty Injured Besides Those Killed
in the Collision Between Passenger
and Freight Trains on the Denver
and Rio Grandc Railroad Between
Dotscro and Spruce Creek-Aiany
of the Dead Unidentified.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-11-05
Dc SDcIEDAD.

Una fiesta palatina. Hemosrecibi-
do una targeta que dice 10 que sigle:
"Ei Secretario y sehora Ward, requie
/ ren e. placer de su compania el lunes
s de Noyiembre, desde as 8 hasta
las 9 Y media de Ia noche en- honor
del gobernador Cotton y senorita
Cotton"
Sc trata de una reception de ca
racter social que ofrece ei secretario
de P. Rico Sr. Ward y su distinguida
esposa 4 eiementos de esta sociedad
y de la isla, en- obsequio a la distin-
guida senorita hermana del gober-
nador Cotton y a este funcionario.
Estimamos la cortesia de los distin-
guidos esposos invitantes.
Para mariana. A las 8 de a noche
de manana comenzara en- ell teatro
el bale que Sc ofrece al gobernador
Cotton y cuyas invitaciones han cir
culado oportunamente.
Los que Uegan. En- ell vapor "Mo-
rro Castle" llegado esta manana de
Nueva York han regresado a la isia
conocidas familias de Ia ciudad y en-
tire elias los distinguidos esposos Sal
dana-Crosas y sus lindas senoritas
hijas Ana, Josefina y Maria Luisa;
familia de Monrroig esposos Pedro
Giustyy y Maria Giusty, esposos Bru-
net -Calaf, esposos del VaIie-Munoz
esposos Moraza y familiares, sonora
de ]. Te1idor, senorita Martinez y
senoritas Nora Dexter y Mary Car
penter, que viajaban unas por Euro
pa y Estados Unidos y otras que pa
saron en- Estados Unidos una corta
temporada, voIviendo ahora su ha-
oitual residencia.
En- compahia del gobernador
George Cotton vino SUI senorita her
mana Margerv, muy conocida en- los
cfrculos sociales de Washington
a que pasara algdn tempo
en- la lsla, que vista por vez pnmera.
Bienvenidos todos.
Garnet de bodas. Para breve fecha
Sc anuncia en- Mayaguez la simpati-
ca boda de los distinguidos jovenes
Gillemard-Fa Fajardo Y Cuyar -Gateil,
elementos muy valiosos de aquelia
culta sociedad y que merecen ALI
grandes simp atlas. Nuestra anticipa-
da felicitaci6n.
Onomastico. Aver celebr6 sus dias
en- SUI residencia del Versailles" la
linda rubita CAIRO lima Carreras, que
recibi6 numerosas feicitaciones y
obsequios de sus amiguitas de la ciu-
dad y del simpatico poblado. Que
siempre haya flores en- sus dias y que
en- los pr6ximos cumpleahos Sc halle
siempre feliz la graciosa damita.
Semper.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-11-05
Los que viajan.

Pasajeros a bordo del vapor que
salio ell miercoles para New York
Teniente y senora G. S. ''allece
y niho; esposos Francisco Ortega
sonora NJ. L. Hard y 3 ninos; A. 0.
Larsen; Geo F. Tibbitts; L, Subira;
Geo A. Stewart; Alex Blumenstill
Camilo Chapaman; Teniente N. P
Vulte; Tabio Caminero; Abraham
Pena; R. Vazquez; Florencio Sua-
rez; Thomas D. Mott; sonora ].
D. Mott Jr. Generoso Candina; Sc
nora Mary Pharas; Basilio Ferreira;
j. Duesby; John Rippon; Leo
poldo Huber; Poul P. Kircheis
Carlos Arriliaga; Rafael Fernandez;
Carlos NJ. Jimenez: senorita E. R.
Jones; F. Font Camunas; Percy
Saint; F. 0. Hawk MS Ricard Katz;
NJ. Clark; Alex Torrance; S. L,
Larrabee; sonora A. Torrance.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-11-05
E6Queta en- ell leci-
bimic1to del GobeInadOr.
No Sc permltlo a nlnguna
persona que no fue.
ra de la comislon sublr
al varor.
Las personals que esperaban a
sus parien tes tuyjeren que
esperar el desemb arco del
Sr. Cotton.

Solamente subieron en- los prime
ros momentos al apor que condujo
Mr.. Cotton los Sres. Ward, secre
tario particular John y secretario del
jefe de policia Sr. Van-Dusen. Des-
pues los sc ores de la comisi6n. A
las personas que iban a recibir fami
liares suyos que venian a bordo del
Moro Castle" no Sc les permitio
en- trar ha> sdespues del desembarco
del gobe, dor. Tampoco Sc les per-
mitio ocupar otro sitio sino dctras
de las cuerdas colocadas de Norte
4 Sur, diWdiendo ei muelie en- dos
mitades, cuya linea estaba guarda-
da por numerosa fuerza de poicia
insu lar.
Ningun pasajero del vapor tomo
terra antes que ell gobe. lador y sus
acompanantes.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-11-05
A. Alvarez y HIM
AgenteS exclusives en- T
Rico de Ia cerveza Piei.

No contiene sustancias nocivas
preparada de Malta y flor de Cerveza
Es mas nutritiva que cualquiera
otra cerveza, resulta buen alimen
to. Tonico y reconstituyente Au-
menta el peso de las personals que la
usan. Fabricaday embasada sin la
adiclon de sustancias quirnicas. Con
tlene gran proportion de Malta.
Preparada de acuerdo con ell meto-
do DORMUN DER REAL GER
MANBEER. De acuerdo con la lev
nacional de Alimentos yDrogas de
JUNO 30 de 1906
En- todos los establecimientos debe
Y. pedir cerbeza Piel Bros.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-11-05
NOTAS Y H0T|CIAS.

-Ha saiido para Barceloneta ei
Sr. Ramon Baiseiro. lie Ia "Plazue-
Ia Sugar Co"
Sc encuentra en- San Juan nues-
tro estimabie conpatriota saro-
0'Neil de San German. Bienvenica
Con obieto de formar partc ~.
Ia comisi6n del par1ido reDubiicsn9
que va & saludar al gobernaGor Co
ton y serA presentada por e. LcIc.
]. de Guznlan Benitez. e encuer-
tran en- ests ciudad. entire otras per
sonas. los Sres, Jos Nenendez. ,.e
Mavaguez. Jaime Via. J. Janer y
Sergio Mangual de Sal Lorenzo.
Sc fiiaron esta maA-na algun-S
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-11-05
CALAD0S Y BORDADOS.

Hechos en- Maysguez, Puerto Rico
por expertas operarias y bajo y Ia d.
reccion de profesoras competentes.
M. Esteres g. B!anes, Mayaguez,
Puerto Rico.
Solicite en- San Juan la
Sra, doNa Bryida Roman.
Hotel "Comercio'. Gale Tetuan.
numero 20, quien tiene un extenso
su,tido del ramo a su disposition
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-11-05

In esta imprenta sc vende
papel de periodicos viejo a
SO quintal.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-11-05

I'm eSta Imprenta sc vende
papel DE- peri6dicoS viejos a
81 Quintal.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-11-05

FL DR.. Camilo S. Delgado. de Carriage
ma, Nedico del Hospital de Carl
dad, Professor de Materia Medics
y Terapeutica de la escuela d,
Medicina Editor de la Secci6r
Cienufica de Eel Porvenir":
Mis- resultados con la Pam-Ala ha
sta ahora son satisfactorios. Esta ..
para sxpresar mi buena impression
haeia ella
Fl DR.. Antonio .. bianco, de Carriage
Da, escribe con fecha 10 de Sep
tiembre de 1908:
"El suscrito Medico Cirujano certi
lca que ha usado la preparation LA
mada Pam-Ala. de los Sres. Davis &
Lawrence Co. de New York. en- e]
tratamiento del Paludismo en- varios
casos, ha obtenido con ella los -
suieados mas satisfactorios.
DE PUERTO RICO.
FL Sr. ID. 'ulio Padilla, de Cabo Rojo,
Puerto Rico escribe eor fecha so
de Noviembre de 1908:
La Pam-Aia, me die tan excelentes
resuitadoe que me Ia dejado suma.
mente satisfecho Nf hijo iacfa item
po venfa padeciendo de Pal1dicas v
con un solo fTasqHito han desaparecido
dennr1yamente. Hare todo 10 que
este mi alcance, para Ia propssan.
da de esta preparation"
la Pam-Ala est& de venta en- IL,
incipAiss DroGaefias casas ou.
esocsR en Medicines. IN dos tsma
~. irascoS graDdes peQueHos. 6
presenta aiguna difcultad pars oil
aesia. debs escrfbfreelos direct
ente. FRISCO d muesera clrcuia.
; Sc enSiaa gu:sn Ia; sosicits.
DAVIS & LAWRENCE CO.
Alert-s para Ia y-nta,