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American League Games.
Ray Puzzles Tigers.

DETROIT. June 21.-Ray held\ the
Tigers to five hits here yesterday, while
the Browns hit Summers hard and took
advantage of the wildness of Willett, who
started the game.
hit batsman, two bases on balls and
WilIett's error gave the Browns two runs
i'm the first. Four singles produced two
more in the third. The score:
R.H. f.
St Louis = o . o o y o. II !
Detroit 49,. o o y o. % >
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National League Games.
Pirates Beat st. Louis,

ST. LOUIS, June 21.-Pittsburg won the
first game of the series from ST. Louis
yesterday, to 3, after a rather discour-
aging start. The visitors won by hitting
Harmon hard in the ninth inning. Cam
nitz held the st. Louis runs down, after
relieving White. Score:
r.. H. f..
Pittsburg ..... 0 0 o 0 0 3 % . 2
st. Louis. ....... 90 o o OOOp3 U
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BROOKLYN, June 21.-Cy Barger regis
tered his fifth straight victory yesterday
when Brooklyn defeated New York, to
/. Bargsr had the New Yorks puzzled
in every inning except the seventh, when
Devlin tripled and scored on hit that
was fielded to first. Wiltse was effective
in all but three chapters. Score:
r. H. E.
Brooklyn ...O o OO1 x4
New York. u o o 90 1901
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Ball PLAYER Marries.

BROCKTON. Mass, June 21.-Bernard
E. Reilly. formerly OF the Chicago Amerl-
can League eam.signed life contract with
Miss Mary Rose Murphy today. the we'd
ding taking place In the parsonage OF st.
Patrick's Church. Reilly was formerly
captain of the Phillips-Andover team,
and late of the Yale freshman nine. In
1908 he went into the professional ranks.
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Chicago Outplays Cincy.

CHICAGO, June 21.-Chicago won a
hard-hitting game from Cincinnati. to
1, yesterday Sheckard knocked a home
run with two on bases in the seventh.
Score:
RH. E.
Chicago . 300 2O1 5 o. -61 O
Cincinnati ...... o . 900 "a Z
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phillies' Win on Hitting.

PHILADELPHIA, June 21.-Philadel-
phia defeated Boston yesterday by to 2,
the former punching three of their four
hits and two sacrifice flies. with two err
rors and three bases on balls in two in
nings. Score:
r. H. e.
Boston .... % 90 900 ID ) 8
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White Sox Blank Maps.

CLEVELAND. June 21.-ChicagO de-
feated Cleveland. to q. scoring the only
run of the game on three infied hits and
a wild pitch. Olmstead was very effect
i've. Score:
R.H.E.
Chicago % O 90 o o OIL 10 1
Cleveland :. O u o D 90 g
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Runs-Williams: Hamilton. Templetcn. Brown,
Winter. Two-base hits-Hamlton. Templet"u,
Brown Sacrifice hts-Mills. Lambie. Jube. Pen
mock t2). Stolen bases-HamiIton. Shons. Win
ter First base balls-On Templeton, L.
Struck out-By TemPlefon, L; by Mo lure, ).
Hit by pitcher-By 1empeton ,Jubei. Umpre-
Mr.. Srernberg. Time of game hour and 30
minutes.
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The ST. Louis Browns are doing much
better. They seem to have picked up a
promising young pitcher in Ray.
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The high school at Reedville. Northum-
berland county, Va, burned Sunday even
building cost about $4,000 and was in
sured for $4,000.
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South Atlantic League.

At scksonville-Savannah, 4; jacksonville, Q
At Columbus Columbus. 3; Augusta, o..
At Columbia-Columbia, 3; Macon, l.
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RENO ALMOST, CERTAIN
TO GET BIG BATTLE
| Town Must Build Arena and Pay
$1,000 License for
Privilege.
NO DOUBT MONEY WILL
BE RAISED BY CITIZENS
Goldfeld Also Making Strong Bid.
Richard Regrets Ever Attempt
ing to Hold Fight on Coast.

RENO, New. June 2l.-If Reno raises
a seating capacity of $1,000 people, pays
the $1,000 license fee and furnishes a
site the Jeffries-Johnson fight will be
held here.
Tex Richard practically assured this
city Of the contest IL it meets the stipu-
lations at meeting which began shortly
after midnight and lasted over an hour
this morning. There is no doubt that
the money, which will amount to about
$1,000, will be raised.
There will be mass meeting of all
representative business men of Reno at
$50 this morning.
According to its optimistic delegation
of boosters Goldfield has an excellent
prospect of getting the fight. Goidfield's
original bid of $l20,0OO, the guaranteed
sale of 500 tickets at $40 each, has been
supplemented it is said, by an offer posi-
lively to safeguard both promoters and
nghters against any possible loss
Notwithstanding the Goldfield delega-
close to Richard say Reno has much the
better chance. and is almost certain to
land the prize.
Sid Hester. promoter of the ketchell
and Laneford match, arrived on the train
with Richard to arrange for the staging
or that contest on the morning of July
=. Hester says Richard has interposed no
objections to the use of the Jeffries-John-
son arena for the postponed middle
weight match, and he does not look for
opposition from any other source.
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Eastern Carolina League.

At Observation-Disclosures. /; Wilmington O.
At WisOn-Raleigh. 81 Wilson, ].
At Fayetteville = Fayetteville Rocky Mount
rain.
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American Association.

At Kansas City-Kansas City Q; Columbus 3
At Minneapolis Minneapolis. s; indiana polls, !.
At St: Paul--Louisville. 5; ST. Paul. B.
At Observation-Disclosures, 5; Toledo, 0.
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SCHEDULES.
American League.
National League.
TOMORROW.
MINOR LEAGUE GAMES.


At Roanoke-Roancke, Q; Richmond. 1.
At Danvile-Lynchburg. 2; Danville, 0.
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Barger isn't the personification of poetic
grace on the mound, but he can handle
that sphere.
Walsh. the Notre Dame catcher, report
ed to the New York Americans yesterday,
and Daniels, the Bucknell outtielder, is
due to report today.
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Tri-State League.

AT Altoona Altoona. 4: Harrisburg. l.
At Observation-Disclosures, }: WilIiamsport @
At Observation-Disclosures. Il; York, 2.
At Trenton-Trenton. 3: Reading, 4.
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Eastern League.

AT Providence 8: Rochester =,
At Jersey City-Jersey City. .; Toronto, 1.
At Newark-Newark, 4; Montreal. /.
At Observation-Disclosures, 4; Buffalo, 3.
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BASE BALL NOTES.

Olmstead, the White Sox pitcher, is
doing well lately. He held the Washing
tons to five hits in thirteen-inning
game last week and let the Clevelands
down with six bingles yesterday.
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Ford and Bender are described as the
two best pitchers in the American League.
Johnson and Walsh are about as good as
there are anywhere, excepting possibly
Mathewson.
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Southern League.

At Birmingham-BIr Birmingham, 5: Montgomery
first game). Birmingham, 8; Montgomery
fsccOnd camel.
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American League Bulletin.

CHICAGO. June 2l.-B. 3. johnson.
president of the American League. has
announced approval of the following con-
tracts and releases:
Reieases-By Boston to Chicago,
French: to Cleveland. Niles: to Mime
apolis. Pape; to Toronto. Donahue By
Philadelphia to New Orleans, III. Barr.
BY Chicago to San Francisco. III. Sutor;
to- Cincinnati. w. Burns.
Contracts-Witb ST Louis. r. Newman:
with boston. r. Pend, +. Herne and G.
Mahonoy: with Chicago. p Daugherty
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Ernest Stump, no shot his wife in the
neck Saturday night at Richmond. Va,
claims that the shooting was accidental
He says he aimed at a man named Black
burn. from North Carolina. and that some
OF the stray shot struck her.
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Richard Grows Cheerful.

Tom Flanagan, Jack Johnson's man.
ager, and j. n. Mclaughlin, contrac-
tor, who will build the Nevada arena,
also accompanied Richard. Sam Berger,
guardian of Jim Jeffries interests, is ex-
pected today. The presence of dozen
or more newspaper correspondents. who
came up with Richard from San Francis
CO. seemed to cheer the Nevadan, and
he talked enthusiastically over the fight
prospects in his home state.
You will see the difference when we
get to Reno he said. mo more knock
ing now. only boosting; and everybody
glad to see Nevada get the match
was a fool to ever think of taking a big
fight to the coast. Never again."
Rickard estimates his actual cost in
shifting the fight to Nevada at $4,000,
and his prospective loss over a quarter of
million dollars.
Johnson may have trouble securing
suitable training quarters in this city. 1t
was thought that arrangements had been
completed Saturday for him to train at
Laughtons Springs. a short distance from
Reno. Today. however. the owner of
that resort stated he would not allow
johnson to train there, and Mccartney
is now looking for other accommodations.
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Daubert is about the niftiest first
sacker in the National League, and is
as game as they make 'em. He injured
his hand very badly in sliding home to
safety in the sixth inning. The mftt
was so painful that the youngster cut
out fielding practice between innings.
but he was called upon to make some
wide stops with the injured member.
and made them without flinching.
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Dalton, Brooklyn's new outfielder, didn't
give Wiltse the shvers on his first three
appearances at bat. But in the lucky
seventh he fell heir to a lucky Texas
League double that broke up the game on
Hooks"
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National League.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

American League,
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The Browns>sprung surprise on the
champion Tigers yesterday. Jack O'Con-
nor worked young twirler by the
name of Ray. and the kid hung the can
on the imposing relay of Willets, Sum-
mers, Pernoll and Mullin.
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Give UP on Coast.

SAN FRANCISCO Cal, June 21.-To
all appearances the fight promoters have
surrendered completely SO far as Cali
fornia is concerned. Richard, Gleason,
Blot and the lesser promoters in San
Francisco and the Los Angeles promoters
have ceased all talk of contesting the
mandate of Gov. GilIett in the courts
The governor has issued orders to stop
bouts scheduled for the present month in
Los Angeles, Shasta and Kern counties.
The latter includes the AttelI-Moran ten
round affair down for next Friday in Los
Angeles. The last vestige of the pro-
posed opposition to Gillett's position has
seemingly died away and the lighting
fraternity apparently have concluded that
the game is dead in California during
Gillett's term at least.
Jeffries will break camp at Ben Lo-
mond this morning. will reach San Fran
cisco this afternoon and start for Reno
this evening Johnson will probably not
start for Nevada before Wednesday and
possibly not until Thursday morning
The board of supervisors of San Fran
cisco has put off any action on pending
fight permits. The Ketchell-Langford
match will be pulled off in Reno on the
morning of July 4.
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Rumors Disturb Fighters.

in the camps of the fighters last night
by report to the efrtc that Gov. Dick
erson of Nevada would follow Gillett's
lead and prevent the fight in his state.
Johnson seemed more disturbed than any
he would not move toward Reno until
definite assurances were given that the
Nevada governor would not interfere. 1t
is known here that strong pressure is be-
ing brought to bear to stop the fight in
Nevada, but Gov. Dickerson is said not
to be averse to the fight and will not go
out of his way to prevent it. Assurances
to the latter effect were received from
the governor late last night.
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AL PUBLIC


En- poder de Don Marcei-
no Gonzalez, residente en- el
barrio del "Coto'' de esta ju.
risdicoion, SO hallan .deposita'
dos lua yegua de - amos Dc
edad, de color zaino oscuro,
seis cuartas de alzada, cola re.
gular y una protuberancia de-
tras de Ia oreja derecha; y un
potro menor de I'M alo, Pc
nueno, bayo, alz;.da creciente,
sin duelos eonoeidos, 10 que
Sc hace pdblico 4 fin de que
los Que se cream con derecho
entablen sus reclamaclones,
contorme 10 dispuesto en- 81
a1ticulo 622 del Codigo Civil.
Manati, 90 de Enero de
1910.
CIEMEKTE RAMIREZ.
Is .Alcdlde.
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Nj SE1PENT|NA.

, Entr6 ell Dios Mono en- San Juan,
como Pedro por su casa, sin pedir
permiso, es decir, para que 10 necesl-
! ia 81 81 10 tiene tiempos ha de las
autoridades y.hasta del tempo que
lie deja pasar triunfante sin que lue-
va para no destenir su vestimenta,
y todo porquesel es soberano de Ia
,gracia y de Ia sonrisa.
Digo, cualquiera SO atreve q ne
garle su protection & ese respectable
senior, NADIA msnos que al seaor de la
careta el cual ss capaz de hacer bal
lar al mas esceptico de los mortales
al son que le toquen:
De mi, Sc dSeir que paso el resto
del aho triste N.mal humorsdo, pero
en- llegando este bullicioso festival,
siepto ansias de gustar de cosas y
hasta de dansar en- mitad de la calle
81 no hiciera el ridiculo.
Por otra parte quien habia de de-
ci.leal inventor de las serpentlnas,y y
eonfettis que iba 4 enriquecerse con
81 producto y que este haba de ser
arrojado a manos llenas por damas
bellas y distinguidas caballeros!
Aunque muchos que hacen el ton
to no 10 quieran Greer vivimos en- un
perpetuo carnaval: unos con caretas
los otros sin elias.
81 dudais 10 que os digo, tratare
de demostrarlo de la manera siguien-
to:
Nos hacen una presentation per-
sonal, es decir de una dana 8 cabAlle
70, 81 esta g aquela confa en- que po-
damos serle util nos agasaia y Sc SON.
RE ironicamente en- nuestra propla
cara, nos brlnda 81 casa, nos recibe
aparentemente con simpatia.
Otras personals hay que nos son
presentadas media docena de veoes
y por falta de memoria,p ,por descuido
q vaya Vd a saber porque, nos des-
eonocen slempre. En- cambio otras
: penas nos divisan Sc adelantan y
suelen decir con cierto aire de salts
faccl6n y asombro; "yo le conozco 3
Vd. Q te conozco,' segun el caso.A
proposito de esto ha tempo que te-
MIA deseos de saber Ia opinion gene
raj respecto a este punto de cortesia;
Cuando una dana y un cabellero
Sc encuentran en- la calle indiscuti-
blemente que el deber de cortesia i'm
pone que el caballero, salude q la da-
ma y despues esta corresponds al ca
ballero.
iCusntas veces he pasado yo jun
10 q una muier no Sc 81 buena 9 mala,
(algo dudos!lla), me ha reconocido
Ia be saludado V no ha correspondi-
do a mi cortes salutacion. Pero yo
me hedlcho para mis- adeItros: ma
da me imports esa muier, menos de-
be Importance su saludo."
En- fin Y para terminar, dire con
q poeta;
e. nlund5 es un Carnival
con caret4 lie traiclon.
el Que no L lleva en- la cara,
IA lleva ell i eoraz6n.
Erdsmo Polles.
San Juan, P. r. Enero 29-l9l0.
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"a concurru q Poaca con MOTIVE de
!fiestas que ALI Sc celebran, salieror
para aquella poblaci5n, Ia distingul-
da sonora viuda de Luchetty y su
monfsima hija Ia sehorita Malen,
Les acompana uno de sus hermanos
Behn. Estaran ausentes en- San Juan
dos dias.
| Tambien concurren 4 las fiestas
de Ponce, los hermanos Cotton, Sr.
Frank Cotton, Sra. Davis y senorita
Clark. Grato viaje y las mejores
impresiones deseamos en- su eNcur-
lsi6n a los distinguidos yiajeros.
De Humacao. Con motlvo de las
fiestas de 'carnaval' Sc encuentran
en- esta ciudad los distinguldos espo-
SOS Toro-Rios. Bienvenidos.
Otro biUete. Perfumado como los
anteriores recibimos en- la no che del
viernes otro blletito Los mensajes
pueden ser NAL interpretados, maxi
me cuando haya interes en- inter
poner nubes entire 81 sol de ,un gran
amor 8 de una grande amistad. No
exlstiendo Ia falacia, siendn firmes,
NADIA podria enaamhrecerlo. Los
"estorbos" existen cuando hay in
teres. Perdida Ia fa no hay amor nj
amistad possible. Los aranazos al
amor propio puede suavizarlos Ia cor
tesla, las heridas de las burlas al
amor. 49,.
Consultaremos q la "secyetaria''
por 81 nos aclara Ia inc6gnita, 81 ee
que puede aclararla, a menos que
por medic no haya 'una broma"
Nubss, Son pasajeras cuando existe
una firne anistad Y un buen y mt
tuo concepto. Mucho mas cuando
amor preside Linda flor de oscuros
ojos y menudo pero airoso cuerpeci,
to, no arranca ijera brisa del Qeste,
no iaporta sea muy dulce y perfuma
da, Ia flor que delcado sentimiento
hizo crecer y Que el robusto tale del
amor, y grande yjustlflcada estima-
el6n sostienen.
, La Ferbenc del piernes. Qtro exito
de las fiestas de "carnsval" result5
Ia verbera q. llev6 d efecto anteano-
che en- los jardines del edificio ESQ.,
lar de San Juan y aeuel sitio qGed6
convertible en- magpifico eden e. que
las mas lindas flores de San .suan lu-
cieron 81 gracia y prima-es.
La magntfica fiesta 1uro mas de 1
horas y mas de 2lo sehoras y senori-
tas So reunieron ALI en- hrillante cons
telacion Dc ssplsadida hsrmosurs.
Una grsa iluminaeidn daMukicolo-
res kmparas el6ctricas presto gran
atrs,ci6n al cuadro y los licscos
ar,sticamente decorados y en- donde
atendian esqufsitamente 4 los caha-
leros las adorables dependents"
Sc vieron eonstantemente lenos dss-
de el comienzo de Ia fiasta. Hubo Ia
mayor animacion y alegria y esta par
te del programa result6 indudable-
mente una de las mas simpaticas no
tas de las fiestas de Ia temporada.
Semper.
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Semper.
estepas!

estepas'
-SQue, pues. hare contigo? En-
las cavernas de Elora habitan pia-
dosos ernitahos. STe gustaria vivir
en- una caverna, lejos del mundo?
ALI esta oscuro, mi senior. Ten
60 miedo.
! Krishna Sc sento en- una piedrs y
reclino La cabeza en- las manos. Tenn
blorosa y asustada Ia nina permane-
cia delante de 81. Mientras tanto, Ia
aurora empezaba a tehir el cielo por
el oriente. Las aguas del lago, y Ia
! palmas y bambis Sc doraban con sus
rayos. En- el aqua las pequehas gar
zas, las azules cigiienas, y los blan-
cos cisnes cantaban, y en- el bosque
cantaban los pavos reales, y tambien
Sc ola Ia misica de un instrumento
de cuerda, (hecho con Ia conchs do
una psrla) y las palabras de una can
cion. Krishna desperto de su ensimis
mamiento Y dijo:
KS e! poeta Nalmlk que saluda
Ia venida del sol.
Despues de un momento Ia corti-
na de los hrlos Sc abrio Y aparecio
Valmiki en- el lago. Habiendo perci-
bido la flor humana, dejo de tocar:
la concha de perla Sc le resbalo de
las manos V cayo al suelo. El perma-
necia sin habla, como 81 el gran Krish
ma 10 hubiese transformado en- un az
bol. El dos estaba complacido de Ia
admiration que su obra causabs, Y
dijo:
-Valmih, despierta Y habla.
Y Valmiki dijo;-Amo.
Esta palsbra solamente record6 y
fue la ,inica que pudo pronunciar. Al
nomento la faz de Krishna &c puso
radiante.
-Hermo.a mia. dijo. he hallado
un lugar digno de ii en- este mundo.
Niviras en- el corazon del poeta.
La voluntad del poderoso Krish-
ma ernpe.o q impeler 4 Is nina hscia
el corszon del peets. el cusl el do.
hizo transpsrente como el cris.sl
La nina, brllante como una noche
de verano, tranquila como Ia narea
Gel Ganges, empeDo entrar En- el
temple q. le habian deztinsdo. Pc
dro desputs. cuando mas detenida
mente miro el corszon de Valniki.
Sc puso palids, vel tenor Sc apcdero
de ella como I'm visnto frio. Krishna
estsba asonbrado.
Flor personificada, le diio. pre-
de ser Que tambi4n tengas miedo del
coraz6n del poeta'9
Mi sehor. respondio "a MIA co
TO has pod;do ordeaa-ms que viva
a9Ui' En- este coraz6n percibo las
he!.ias cunbres de l.s ro.tsass.
las protundidades de l.s sguss lle-
nas de ext-ahos seres, las escapss
donde batallaa los vie,tos y tsn-
pestades. Y a oscuras caverna. de
Ellora- Por % r2n,o, te.go r;ado.
senior.
Pe-o Kr!sh-a. e. .sbi. y bus.o'
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"Preparaci6n de Wampole" y
sin ella ninguna es legitima. Es
tan sabrosa como "a miel y con-
tisne todas los principles nutri-
tivos y curativos del Aceite de
Higado de Bacalao Puro, con
Jarabe de Hipofosftos, Extrac-
tos de Malts y Cerezo Silvestre.
Tomada antes de las comidas,
aumenta el apetito, ayuda a la
digestion, y vuelve d los placeres
y tareas del mundo a muchos
que habian perdido va toda es-
psrauza. ''El Sr. DR.. J. Izqui-
erdo Brown, de Buenos Aires,
dice: He usado la Preparation
de Wampole, y grandemente sa-
tistecho de sus espltndidos res.
ultados la ne admin;strado 4 mis-
propios hijos, teniendo Ia salts
facci6n de haber obtenido. un
e1ito que no habia podido con-
seguiT con otras preparedness"
DeaEents Ell todas las Boticas.
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DE LA MULTITUp

Que han usado nuestrs pre-.
paraci6n g. que Ia estin usando
en- Ia actualidsd, jamas hemos
sabido de pinguno que no haya
quedado satisfecho del resultado.
No pretendemos NADIA que no
hays sidc ampliamente justifi-
cado por Ia e1periencia. al re-
comendarla 4 los enfermos no
.enemos mas que hacer referen.
eia 4 sus meritos. Sc han OBJ.
tenido grandes curaciones y de
SECURE que SO obtendran muchas
mas. No hay y podemos asegu-
rarlo honradamente, ningun O.
tro medicamento, que pueda EN-.
plearse con mayor fe y con6ar-
"a. Alimenta Y sostiene las fuer-
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