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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-04-28

for his own good by the uplifting Ell
forts of the club woman and decided
that It will make him better.
Mrs. c. G. Goddard, president OF
the federation was received by the
assembly standing and giving the
chautauqua salute. Her topic was
"The Federation" She said:
cat times our efforts are greatly
hampered by the club woman whose
view of the value Of Federation Is
very hazy. She has never attended
a Biennial, and seldom a state or
District Federation. Consequently
her ideas Of the relations between
her club and Federation are most
vague and unsatisfactory, due some
what, l suppose, from the erroneous
impressions received from the news
papers, or the reports from the dele
gates attending the convention just
here I am reminded of little story.
A party who were sightseeing in a
certain large city in the east were
talking over the advisabllity OF at
tending the theatre. They decided
however, to pool their issues and SEND
one of the party in to find out
whether It was worth the price. When
the delegate returned she reported
mo good" Just lot Of fellers IT'D
dim in front OF a big picture. NOW
this is about the way a Federation
meeting is sometimes reported to the
clubs. II they could only see the
"picture go up" the revelation to
them would be an organization oil
woman's clubs, composed from all
parts of the state, representing all
grades of society, all creeds and
opinions, all ages and conditions. III
ideas permeatIng every stratum OF So
ciety, and causing public opinion to
be rapidly and correctly formed by
the work being done in the different
departments Of the Federation.
THE keynote of each scene is that
of unselfishness, showing how lev
clubs there are that are willing "a
exist for self culture alone, and that
the women Of the federated clubs
have the right idea as to the object
and value of the club for women
that It shall be a place where women
shall receive mental refreshment
which will enable them to return tc
their routine work with a fresh In
terest, a larger mind, and better
spirit"
queen Bess in Her Best Dress,
was the title Of the toast given BY
lMrs Bertha Lemon Of LeavenEorth'
She pictured the club woman's EQUIP
meut as her best adornment and gave
IN a striking way that was received
with frequent applause, many Of me
leharactsristica that 50 70 make .
uccossfuI club woman's work ahe
f,ls az cone Of Tie weaknesses q
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CLUB WOMEN BUSY
STATE FEDERATION OPENS ITS
SESSION.
Fine Program Is Being Carried Out
by the Delegates--Banquet Was
o Pleasing One-AutOmO-
bile Ride.

The opening session of the State
Federation of Women's Clubs began
Wednesday at the Methodist church
at $3.50 The attendance is much
larger than was anticipated and over
150 delegates and visitors are present
to take part in the discussions of the
session. They come from all parts
Of Kansas and include great many
prominent women of the state. Mrs.
G. G. Goddard, president, presided
at the opening session and the pro-
gram was one of greetings and good
will. After an organ solo by Miss
Pearl Johntz came the invocation by
Rev. W. G. Coleman, pastor of the
M. E. church.
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ounselman-Cormack.

ON Thursday evening ADrd -. n
s:s0 O'Clock, occurred the marriage
Of Clara L. Gunselman Of Wakefield
to Frederick D. cormark o. S1lo-
mon. The ceremony was performed
at the home Of the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. GunSelman who
live south Of Wakefield. Rev. J.
EissIein Of Industry offieiated, the
ring service being used. The we'd
ding march was played By Mrs Else
Iein. Mrs Cormack Is one OF North
DlekInson's popular young ladies' ana
M. Cormael is a prominent farmer
near solomon. Only a few relatives
ana friends witnessed The ceremony
Many beautiful and useful presents
we're rneelred. Ths happy couple
WIN reside On - farm near Solo
ntn uttr1 car WI ~ oi houa %
l.,.I. .f..f |I
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Prof. McKeever's Talk.

"As compared with the systematic
study of child psychology l should
rank the study of Shakespeare at the
little end of the ratio 16 to l." said
William A. McKeever, Professor OF
Philosophy, Kansas State Agricultur-
al College, in his address.
"There is more of vitalizing and
inspiring nature to be derived from
observing scientifically the conduct
of group of little children making
mud pies or romping on a green
sward than there is to be gained
from the reading of any ordinary
novel.
at is true that Browning and Rus
kin and the others of their rank Will
lead you into the flowery beauties OF
the intellectual life, but theyNdo not
bring you close enough to the fresh
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Many Greetlngss
]. T. Nicolay, president of the
Commercial club, gave an address Of
welcome on behalf of the city. He
expressed the city's appreciation OF
the presence of so many leading wo-
men of Kansas and gave them hear
ty welcome to everything that Abb
lene possesses.
Mrs. H. E. Ackers gave an address
of welcome from the clubs. She told
of the work of the club women OF
the city, Of their ambitions and ideals
and very gracefully expressed their
pleasure at having an opportunity
to act as hostesses for the State Fed
Grafton.
Mrs. H. A. Lii, one Of the promi-
nent club women of Hutchinson, re-
sponded for the visitors. She made
a very graceful address and said that
the Kansas club women were more
than delighted with their reception
here and with the beauties OF ADJ
lene and the hospitality of its peo-
ple. 1t was a thoroughly pleasing
talk and was received with much ap-
plause and seemed to express the
feelInes of all the visitors.
Miss Giles and Mrs. Howard gave
vocal duet which was heartily ap'
plauded.
Next came fraternal greetings
from different organizations. The
sneakers we're Mrs. W. A. Johnston
member of the board of directors
Of the general federation, Mrs ID. L
HOLSTER from the Colorado state
federation, and Mrs. C. A. Hoffman
Of Enterprise from the State Equa
suffrage Association. After a charm
ing piano solo by Miss Marie Angus
tine came the report Of the genera
federation secretary, Mrs. R. P. Muir
dock of wichita. report OF tu'
scholarship work by Mrs. Matte
Britt Hale, vice president Of the FED
Grafton. La Crosse. and the repor'
Of the recording secretary, Mrs. CHASE
Hail Of Hutchinson. Then the morn
ling session closed with tax OF
practical art by Mrs. J. W. Young
chairman Of the Art Committee Lea
venworth.
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hostesses on a ride around the CITY
and to Detroit and Enterprise. The
long line of cars made a very attrac-
tive display and the visitors greatly
enioyed the trip. The line OF the
drive was down Cedar to Third west
on Third to Elm, south to Second
east to Buckeye, north to 14th street,
east to Detroit, south to Enterprise
and returning to Abilene.
Tonight's Session.
This evening will be musical pro-
gram in charge of the Music COM
mittee of which Mrs. Claude Stanley
Of Wichita is chairman. 1t promises
tn he a very interesting session ana
will have a large attendance
Gave a Delightful Banquet
The ladies of the Abilene clubs
gave the visitors most deiigntlul
reception last evening when a banque'
was served at the Union Pacific hotel
plates were laid for 22O and only ~
men we're among that number Ine
c,tv has never seen more attractive
nicture than was presented when the
large company was gathered and the
excellent arrangements were so wen
carried out as to make 1t success IN
every particular. The decorations
were white and pink carnations
snow balls and other flowers Oh tne
season. The speakers table was plac'
ed IN the west end Of the dining
room and the Mattresses were tine
members of the Coterie club ana
some from other clubs Of the city
The menu was a credit to the note
management and was served wen.
Mrs. Mildred Hendricks Hodge
made a most charming toastmistresi
and presided with grace at the pro,
gram that followed. She introduced
each speaker with an artistic preiude
that made a series Of fascinating
etehlngs running through the pro
gram. For the invocation a sextett'
from the Coterie club gave chan
following which Mrs. Hodge spok'
few well chosen words Of prelude
EXPRESSING the pleasure Of the ADJ
llene club women at being the nos
tesses Of 30 many prominent womei
Of Kansas.
The toast responses came after tn
lbanoGety C. NJ. Harger talked Of
@Tbe Kansas Club Women" her new
Ideals and new work as an outsider
sees t.
Mrs. May Belleville Brown Of 50
lima gave 8 witty and clever respona'
% "Ths Martyrs" who are the nus
hands Of the club women. She de
lel,red that the martyr business !
lsomsuhat ovsrdone and that the nus
hand d really having vesy 500
ltlne. shs pictured hin a. yer
nush regulated inilvideal ra''''s's1
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senting the Athaneum club of Kan
sas city, gave an interesting talk on
the clubs work and told of Kansas
City's plans to have the biennial meet
isg in 1914.
Miss Maggie May Prendergast gave
a piano solo and Miss Weber a vocal
solo, both much enjoyed.
Mrs. Dr. Zimmerman of Chicago,
head of the White Cross Rescue lea
que, talked on the rescue work OF
that city.
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Afternoon Session.

AT the afternoon session Mrs. Hale
vice president, presided The music
included a piano solo BY Miss Maggie
NAY Prendergast and a vocal solo o'
Miss weber. both Of which were e,
49, ,-,tb apulsuse. The report
= - s,.es PRESIDENT. Mrs.. Goddard
uss z prominent feature Of ne aver
noon.
Mr. rrtu H.''sH f'fH'''
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RM,KNT REFLEcTIONs

HIM ENI hHT AAsCA
A. D. Colby formerly Of Abilene
Is in Kansas City employed on the
Journal
China worth up to $500 al tnt
Racket Saturday soc. WI
The Reflector has some nice card
hoard for kodak picture books. sew
eral colors.
Best German Millet seed Tor SAFE
at Kugler & Teopfer's, $l.oo PEI
bushel. wv
Art Petrie, an old Abilene print
or. is making the Harrington sun a
better paper than 1t has ever Deen'
See us for cane seed, Minick q
Taylor.
Attend the Rackets speclai Sa,e
wit
Israel Baldwin, who was marrleu
about week ago. had slight stroke
of paralysis and is confined TO MS
bed.
r. L. Hammond, a merchant Oh
Manchester, bought Buick Modei
10 touring car Of E. e. Couison q
Co. today.
For sale, my residence, No fooS
West Third. Cheap If taken OF once
r. G. Puliver. Gi'''"''
Rev. H. ]. Moody, the U. b. pas
tor at Solomon, has resigned ana
toined the Methodlsts. He Will nave
a charge at Centralia.
Cottonwood lumber in lengths 10
suit builders. $18 to $40 per thou-
sand. Inquire of J. B. Case. 2SwSt
Mrs. R. Korn has improved ner
dwelling on West Third with a hand
some porch, making 1t one OF inc
urettiest on the street.
M. H. Malott and ]. E. JohntH
have Just finished outdoor sleeping
rooms at their residences. Hot nlghts
will have no terrors for them TINS
summer.
Lost. on Enterprise road, gold neck
chain with pendant containing flVe
emeralds and two pearls. Reward
for return to Faye Kubach. 21dtf
Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. Glimpse have
moved to Kansas City where Mr.. &.
ia making his headquarters. His
route is over the Missouri Pacific to
The Colorado line with some branch
lines.
j. A. Hollinger of East Dickin-
son has bought a half interest in a
motor firm at Salina, the new firm
name being Ollinger & Hollinger.
The old natatorlum will be used as a
garage.
-salina is still playing the bad
ger fight game bn some Of Its unsus-
uecting citizens. Nothing much do
ing up there SO plenty Of time for
Jokes. Richard Reichstag of the Hub
was the latest victim.
Henry Matteson, the banker OF
Manchester, bought No. 10 Buick
Of r. E. Coulson G Co. today.
Bruce Crazy will open new fur
niture store in Harrington. He is
an old Abilene boy and has been in
the newspaper business in Harrington
for many years with his father. We
predict a successful business career
for the new firm.
Special soc sale of China at the
pootot saturday. wit
How would you like to be post
master at Lindsborg? At the pres
emit time there are 20 Johnsons that
receive their mail at that office. OF
these twenty-five have the name OF
Carl or Charles. 1t takes all OF one
clerks time to keep the Johnsons'
mail Strengthened out.
Note from Salina: Ex-senator
]. R. Burton occupied seat at the
speakers table at the Democratic
banquet. He looked out Of place
stil, be said he would get used to
It. He is now editing daily paper
here, but is making his real big mon
ey in handling Texas lands. 1t Il
said he has made s1sO,OOO in the
last fifteen months and that be
stands to clean up 100000 before
snow flies.
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AZ I S'ciock ths Abneae Antonio
tns eiub Win oreI SO ears took ne
-.-lI.- I--I-- 60 n--I 8 q. le..l
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China worth up to $500 al tne
Racket Saturday SSc. WV
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Cases Egg Premium ad
Is ia this paper. Read #,
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The Reflector has some nice card
hoard for kodak picture books. sew
eral colors.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-04-28

A. D. Colby formerly Of Abilene
IL in Kansas City employed on the
Journal.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-04-28

Best German Millet seed for sale
at Kugler G Teopfer's, $1,OO per
bushel.
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Art Petrie, an old Abilene print
Ar is making the Harrington Sun a
better paper than 1t has ever BEEN
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Note from Salina: Ex-senator
]. R. Burton occupied seat at the
speakers table at the Democratic
banquet. He looked out Of place.
still, be said he would get used to
It. He is now editing . daily paper
here, but is making his real big mon
ey in handling Texas lands. 1t Is
said he has made s130,OOO in the
last fifteen months and that be
stands to clean up 100000 before
snow flies.
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See us for cane seed Minick q
Taylor.
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This evening will be musical pro-
gram in charge of the Music Com
mittee of which Mrs. Claude Stanley
of wichita is chairman. 1t promises
to he a very interesting session and
will have a large attendance.
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How would you like to be post
master at Lindsborg? At the pres
emit time there are 20 Johnsons that
receive their mail at that office. OF
these twenty-five have the name OF
Carl or Charles. 1t takes all OF one
clerks time to keep the JohnsOns'
mail Strengthened out.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-04-01
TEATRO MUNICIPAL.
Function para hoy, a beDefcio
de la ASociacion Atletica.
Lola opereta
Golden Gift.

desempehada por los alum.
nos de la Central Grammar
School.
2o.-La JIGiecita, txito de
la Srta Huguet.
3o.-ExitoM Exito!. liza. re.
presentation del udodo Go
yritz.
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\ ucvo adIninistra-
dor en- Bayamon.
ElSr. Richardson ha sido
nombrado de la P. R.
A. Tobacco Company.
Sc esta procediendo a la recon-
posicion de la plaza la cual
sera bautizada con ell NOM
bro dp'*'PlaZa HOStOS.
De nuestro corresponsal

Abril 1.-Mr. Frank Richardson,
ha sido nombrado Administrator
de la P. R. A. T. y Co. (Boya mon
Branch vacante por falleclmiento
del Sr. 1nclan.
Ell nombramiento ha sido muy
bien acojido, por todos los emplea-
dos, y operarios de este importante
factoria. Dificilmente podra encon-
trarse para sustituir al Sr. 1nclan
I'm hombre de sus condolences; pero
Mr.. Richardson creemos 10 habra
de sustituir dignamente, pues el que
supo llorar la p-rdida de un buen
principal es digno de desempehar
su puesto, con los mismos merltos
de el, tan bien reconocido.
Sc esta arreglando la plaza de
armas de esta ciudad la que sera
bautizada en- los dias de la fiesta
con ell nombre plaza de Hostos."
Habra un programa especial pa
"a la velada literaria en- el teatro de
Variedades.
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ELECC|ON De REL
Ma EN- BA'u|lll0N
La senorita Rodrii-
guez obtuvo 18,
1872 sufragios.
Su magestad Rosa Ma. |
! tomara el gobierno del
= RENO de las flores,
Los .slbditos de dos amables
princesitas disputabanle el
trono, llegando a sumar do.
ce mil y diez y seis mil su.
fragios respectivamente.
(De nuestro corresponsal)

Abril layer Sc llev6 a efecto la
elecci6n para reina de las flores, sa-
liendo con mayoria de votos la Srta
Rosa Ma. Rodriguez, que obtuvo
1882, siguiendole Tellita Gimenez
con 1886 y Pulina Fernandez con
12,181. ,
Van dos elecciones en- que la bella
Rosa Maria, obtiene mayor ndmero
de votantes. SSe cehira la real
corona? No 10 podemos asegurar,
porque sus companeras alcanzan
tambi6n buen contingente de admi-
radores. De todos modos, hasta Ia
fecha, es ella, la que esta mas pr6x'-
ma 4 cenirse la corona del reno
del Ensueho. -, -.<.-... ~.
Circula eI programa de Ia fiesta,
y es un bonito trabajo muy original,
Aunque esta hecho unicamente para
los intelectuales, hay parte como es-
ia, en- que algunos van a Greer que
ese dia y a esa hora aparecera el
cometa HALEY, pues dice;
Domingo, 8 de Mayo'-5 a: m.
econ flautas y tambores y vlollnes,
saludemos Ia gran rosa de orc, prem
dida en- los encaies del oriente, pa
ra darnos vigor, luz y algeria" j"
Repito, que el programa es muy
original y muy bonito, para los que
10 entiendan.
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DineTo y Ie|oj gratis.

Pida sin dinero, diez pesos
ORC de Pastillas "Recuperador
de la Salud" el mejor PATENT
zado para la sangre, el este.
mago, ell higado, ylos riilones,
col6quelos entire sus vecinos
pues es aceptado donde quie.
ra que Sc ofrece y al mandar.
nos ell importe, obsequiaremos
con una comisi6n en- dinero, y
un reloj gratis. Escriba ell
seguida a la National Drug
Agency. Tetuan 81, San
Juan, Pto. Rico.
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-Uno de los mas elegantes esta-
blecimientos de la ciudad resulta ell
de sastreria y ropa-hecha del Sr.
Rosendo Monies, que con el NOM
bre de "P. Rico Elegante" ha insta-
lado en- la esquina de la calle de la
Fortaleza a San Jose en- esta ciudad.
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+
IN MEMORIAN
POR Ell ALMA DE
PatTia Schira de LaTrinaga

A las $50 de la manana
del dia 2 de Abril en- que sc
cumple un mes del falleci.
miento de la que fu6 sonora
Patria Schira de Larrinaga. sc
celebraran misas en- la 1glesia
de San Francisco de esta ciu.
dad por ell eterno descanso del
alma de la fnada.
Los familiares de la que
fue, viudo, padre y demas
deudos invitan para el piado.
so acto. 28-3O.1
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TRES ESTRELLAS.

Esta es la marca de harina de tri-
60 que viene llamando tanto la aten-
ci6n de los industriales de la isla. Ell
pan Q pasta que produce es muy
blanca, acepta mucha aqua al traba-
jarla, y tiene mucha fuerza.
Las marcas DOS ESTRELLAS, y
UNA ESTRELLA, le siguien inme-
diatamente en- caidad y precio. Es-
criba a sus agentes Drane & Garic,
San Juan.
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INTERESA.

Sc vende una hermosa quinta en- la
pa.ada 10 en- Santurce, prop,a para
residencia de tamilia 9 para Colegio
Tiene toda clase de comodidades,
un gran jardin, drboles frutales, psse-
bre. cochera, y garage para autom6-
vii
Informara en- la casa del lado,
don Jose Cerra.
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Casa de Prestamos, J. RendOn J
COmpalia ). en- G.

Ell dfa 10 y 2 de Abril
a las 2 p. m. tendra lugar un
esplendidoremate de las prem.
das que habiendo trascurrido
seis meses no han sido renova
das nj canceladas. Hay de ven.
tas un precioso surtido de al.
haias. Allen 2lFortaleza.
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sucndo, pero enferma 10 basn para guardian
epean que la indnpoici6n pase medicinarse
Mas queda Los hones sgn enmo NAL vuelve, cada
ma Los none han congesonado de han
ado nAamoy pueden e acdo dela
Es atacando los nero mdscuo ves
Acd la raz del NAL curad los hone Uaa medn intenta
exuvamcnte los honela Pdoas de Foster hones Este
rcmedo % pronmene cansados les da vida gr
Los depccn de ans los Dolores achaques ncvosdad
dvnecen Las Rora de Foster los hon recomendd
gnes que han enido OCCASION de experimental meno e6a.
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In the District Court Of The
United States for Porto
! Rico. Riij
SITTING AT SAN JUAN.
Alice B. Sleeper,
Plaintiff,
=, vs.
The Vista Hermosa Company,
Defendant.
No. 528 IN EQUITY.
NOTICE OF SALE BY SPE-
CIAL MASTER IN CHAN
Gerry.

Public notice is hereby givetn tina
in pursuance and by virtue of a final
decree in the above entitled case by
the above named Court dated Fe-
bruary 10, 1910, the undersigned, as
Special Master named in the above
decree, will sell at public sale for
cash to the highest bidder, at the
door of the Courthouse of the Dis
trict Court of the United States for
Porto Rico, at San Juan, Porto Rico,
on Tuesday, the twelfth day Of
April 1910, at the hour of two
o'clock in the afternoon of that day,
the property hereinafter more par
ticulary described as follows, to
witt
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The terms and conditions of this
sale are as follows; said sale to be
conducted and made according to
the rules and practice of, and sub
ject to confirmation by said Dis
trict Court of the United States for
Porto Rico, and to satisfy the
amounts due and to become due as
in said decree provided for principal
and interest and the several other
sums therein allowed to be paid, OF
so much thereof as said property
will bring upon said sale.
Dated at San Juan, Porto Rico,
this ninth day of March 1910.
T. E.. Burnett.
Special Master in Chancery.
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POSTRACl0N NERVIOSA

Millares de mujeres de toda' e9:-
des y condiciones sucumbca y son
victimas de un penoso estado ds
postraci6n debido a que tienen aies-
tados los rinones y no 10 saben. Sc
consume la vitalidad, Sc des,r.'yen
los nervios y Sc hacen imposlb!es c!
descanso, suefo y dcsempeno de los
quehaceres domesticos.
Muchas pacientes toman medici-
mas para " Males pecullares de mu-
jeres" y al no recibir alivio con-
cluyen por perder la esperanzs. Y
despues de todo, es tan acil curarse
81 Sc adopta el debido tratamiento!
Prolongada negligencia signi6ca
Diabetis 8 Nal de Bright.
Cuantas mujeres hay aparente-
mente saludables que empiezan por
hallar los quehaceres &c la casa una
carga demasiado pesada , que estan
siempre rendidas, irritables y &oati-
das, y que sufren con fccuencia
desvanecimientos, dolores de cabeza,
dolor en- Ia espalda y costados, reu-
mat;smo " de irreoularidades de Ia
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A rustic property with
dwelling house, situated in
the Caguitas ward of the mu-
niclpal jurisdiction of Aguas
Buenas, composed OF one
hundred cuerdas equivalent
to thirty nine hectares, thirty
areas and thirty nine .centia-
res, bounded on the East by
lands ofthe succession Guarch
y Rios, formerly the success
sion of Manuel Rios, on the
South by lands of Sola & Son,
formerly Acisclo Lizardi: on
the West by lands of the Wis
ia Hermosa Company, for
merly of those of Agustin j.
Diaz and on the North by
lands of Juan Bautista Diaz,
formerly Juan lgnacio Figue-