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The San Francisco call., 1910-03-30
new DRUG TRUST
BIDS FOR STORES
Eastern Capital Seeks to Con-
troll the Local Retail
Trade
New Organization Will Rival the
Proposed United Chemist
Company

That San Francisco and other Pacific
coast cities are to have two retail drug
trusts striving for monopoly of the
drug store business is indicated by
plans that are now on foot for the
formati of a big company backed by
eastern capital. which expects to in
stall itself as a rival of the proposed
United chemist company.
Although the newly organized COM
pany has not as yet concluded the pur-
chase of any stores in this city, nego-
tiations are pending with several re-
tail stores and options have been Sc
cured which may result in the estab-
within a few weeks. The promotion
work. it is said has not been confined
to San Francisco, but has extended to
all the bay cities, while the plan of
organization is understood to include
the purchase of stores in cities
throughout the coast.
The new syndicate, which has it's
headquarters in New York city, is
forming a circuit primarily for the
purpose of rivaling the proposed mon
=
The latter's activity became known
during the last months of last year.
when hints leaked out regarding the
negotiations for the purchase of the
Owl drug company's string of stores.
The consummation of this deal has
never been announced, but the final de-
tails are said to have been completed.
The United chemist company, accord
ing to well verified statements made
az he fiy,,a fr-
field, is an offspring of the American
tobacco company, which controls the
United cigar stores company, and the
plan of organization proposed was SIM
liar to that of the United cigar stores
company
The second drug trust now forming
is an entirely distinct concern, having
no connection with the American to-
bacco company. The identity of it's
promoters is unknown, but it is said to
have the backing of several big New
York capitalists. One of the local
stores with which the agents of the
new concern have been dickering is
the No Percentage drug store at 1912
Fillmore street. of which NJ. H Pen
covic Is manager.
1T is true" said Pencovic yesterday,
that we have been offered proposi-
ton to sell our store to a large eastern
concern, but we have not completed
any negotiations as yet. We are con-
sldering the offer now and have until
saturday to make up our minds one
way or the other. I believe the agents
have made the same proposition to
other firms in this city and in other
cities about the bay. but I do not know
what has been Accomplishment
When asked If he knew the name of
the new syndicate Pencovic replied that
as the deal had not been conslmmated
he did not feel at liberty 10 MAKE
known the facts. The No Percentages
drug company is one of the oldest drug
firms in the city. Before the fire the
Hrm was located in Market street near
Sixth
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-30
BOY NEAR DEATH IN
PECULIAR ACCIDENT
Rope Around Lads Waist Gets
Caught in Car Cable

TACOMA, March 29.-Attorney E. D.
Hodge and an unknown boy were the
principals late yesterday afternoon in
what was perhaps the most peculiar
accident ever recorded in Tacoma.
Luckily no one was hurt. but il IL had
not been for the prompt action of
Hodge the lad probably would have
been killed
The boy was playing on Eleventh
street hill. He had a rope around his
waist, and in running across the
tracks the cord fell into the cable slot
and caught on the cable. The lad was
thrown to the pavement and slid up
the hill on his stomach with the speed
of a cable car.
Attorney Hodge was just leaving the
courthouse when he saw the boys
form being dragged rapidly up the
hill Realizing the lads danger, he
drew his pocket knife and rushed 70
his assistance. He caught the rope
under the boy and was himself
dra ggeJ some distance before he sue
ceeded in cutting il.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-30
WOMAN IS MURDERED
IN TENDERL0IN HOTEL
Body Is Found With Throat
Cut From Ear TO Ear

SEATTLE. March 29.-The body of
Nora Gauthier. aged 25. was found with
her throat cut from car 10 ear in a
room in z hotel in the King street
district late last night
= Nora Gsuthier came here from Van
p. c.. with the swarm of women
brought 10 inhabit the new red light
district The identified tion was made
by James H ClaNton, who had been
-1iliuZ with the Gauthier woman for
one and half years and who gave
himself UP to the police. Claxton
said he suspected the murder was com
mitted by a Chinaman with whom the
woman had an appointment.
Wah Yu. the Chinese suspect. proved
2 clear alibi and the police are now
looking for white man who drove
away in red automobile from the
l. 7use OF the murder soon after the
girl was killed. Robbery was not the
motive. the police believe. and they
saw the crime was that OF a degenerate.
CIaxton is not under arrest.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-30
PLANS INVASION
OF MINING CAMPS
Y. w. c. A. Will Garry Good
Work Into Primitive Towns
of the Sagebrush

SANTA CRUZ. March eff the sug-
gestions of Mrs. George Perry of Bis
bee. Ariz., are carried out the 7. W. C.
A. may invade the mining camps of the
southwest in enlarging the field of its
activities. Nevada mining towns may
become the objective points of a vigor-
Gus campaign by the association.
These suggestions were made by Mrs.
Perry in an address before the twelfth
annual conference of the Y. w c. A of
the southwest in this city today She
reported marked progress in the asso-
citation work in her territory and urged
the feasibility of establishing branches
of the association in even the most
primitive tank" towns of the sage
brush.
DR.. Charlotte Baker of San Diego be-
ing limited to one minute in her ad-
dress. gave a tabloid report in the
statement that I'VE have done all that
the others have done and a lot be-
Sides
Pledges were taken for the support
of the association work in Tokyo after
an appealing address had been made
by Miss Caroline Macdonald, national
secretary of the 7. w. c. A. in Japan.
Miss Macdonald gave an enthusiastic
account of the achievements of the
much satisfaction was expressed by the
delegates in her narrative of progress
in the east
The territorial meeting held in the
afternoon was presided over by Mrs
Shepard Barnum of Los Angeles. vice
chairman of the conference. Devotions
were led by Mrs. c. A. Koford, wife Of
Professor Koford of the University of
California.
Miss Carolyn Patch, territorial Sec
retary, recapitulated the work of the
association in the southwest during
the last year, discussing the work in
Carson City, Reno and Bisbee and parts
of the remote districts of California.
where little work is done She Joined
Mrs Perry in urging the Importance of
extending the field to the mining
camps.
Individual reports of % associations
were given at the close of the session.
San Francisco reported a lunchroom
opened in September, with 400 persons
in daily attendance Los Angeles gave
an account of more than 1000 students
in educa tional classes. Mrs. S. S. SAILS
bury of Los Angeles presented a finan-
cial statement to the meeting.
A large crowd attended the night
session, which was addressed by Rev.
II. Boyle of Lake Forest, Ill.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-30
POLICE GRAB CLUBMAN
WITH 3 PICKPOCKETS
Mistake Discovered and Oak
lander Allowed to Catch Boat

Stanley Fay, prominent cIubman, is
being Joked by his friends and he has
declared to them that never again will
he interfere in anything in which the
police are concerned. Fay was crossing
Market street at Third street on Sat
urday night when he heard cries of
stop thief. He saw two men run
into a crowd and pushing his way
through grabbed hold of them.
An Oakland man had been robbed on
a car and the three pickpockets had
jumped from the car. Detectives Nc
Gowan. Esola, Behan and McHueh
started in pursuit. MCGOWAN and Be
han caught one of the thieves and
when McHugh reached Fay he heard
one Of the men say: Say Stan. don't
turn me over to the bulls Fay hailed
McHugh and said he was tired holding
the two thieves but McHugh, not know
ing Fay, insisted upon arresting him
also Fay protested. and it was not
till Esola came up that McHugh was
satisfied of his mistake.
The three pickpockets were Samuel
G. Cole. John Wilson and George Nc
Laughlin, and as the victim could not
be found they were charged with
vagrancy. Yesterday they were dis
charged by Police Judge Weller on a
one day complaint
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-30

How TO Mix Good one" Booklet
free-tells ali about mixing drinks.
Sent on request postal will do. a:
p Hotaling & Co. proprietors Of Old
Kirk whisky. 42e-37 Jackson St, 5. F.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-30
Whir|Wind Campaign IS Being
WOgcd BY Embryo Politicians

Four representative young
candidates for the honor of
being the boy mayor of San
Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-30
500 WOMEN WILL MEET
IN SOUTHERN CONCLAVE
Mothers and Teachers to Dis
Cuss Important Problems

LONG BEACH. March 29.-More than
500 women who are interested in the
problems which confront the mothers
and teachers are expected to attend
the reciprocity day of the California
congress of mothers and parent-teach-
er associations, which is to be held here
Thursday.
The members of the Long Beach
parent teacher association and Mrs
Myra Kingman Miller. the president
will comprise a reception committee.
After the morning session there will
be luncheon at the church. The prin-
cipal address of the afternoon will be
made by Mrs. Kate Warning Barrett
of Richmond. Va. Rev. Matthew X
Hughes of Pasadena will deliver the
principal evening address. The Train
ing of Parents in the Way They Should
Co
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-30
MAN STARVED TO DEATH
BY WOMAN PHYSICIAN
No Law Covering Offense and
Prosecution Is Impossible

SEATTLE, March ga post mortem
examination held today on the body OF
Earl Edward Erdman, aged IS. who
died last night after long abstention
from food TO cure indigestion. showed
that he had died of starvation.
Erdman, a railroad civil engineer,
had been treated three weeks for in
di digestion by woman physician.
whose treatment involved eating no
food. When Erdman's condition be-
came critical yesterday he was hurried
TO a hospital. another physician called
and preparations made for TRANSMISSION
of blood from a friend Of the dying
man.
Erdman died before the operation
could be performed. other patients of
the woman doctor have died of starva-
tion, but the coroner says there is no
law under which she can be prose-
cuted.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-30
JEFF DAVIS GRANDSON
WINS COLORADO GIRL
Wedding Will Probably Take
Place This Summer

COLORADO SPRINGS. Colo. March
29-The engagement of Jefferson
Hayes Davis. grandson of Jefferson
Davis. president of the southern con-
federacy. to Miss Doree Dewitt, daugh-
ter of DIR. and Mrs. Theodore F. De-
witt of BroadmoOr. a suburb OF Colo
rado Springs. was announced today.
The date of the wedding has not been
announced, but it probably will take
place this summer. after young Davis
graduates from Columbia college.
Miss Dewitt was educated largely in
the east.
Shasta water for health. Purest Of
waters in cleaneSt of bottles.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-30
INCENDIARIES DESTROY
A STANDARD OIL PLANT
Company's Knoxville Property,
Valued at SI50,000. Is Burned

KNOXVILLE. Tenn. March 29.-The
entire plant Of the sta ndard oil com
pany with the exception Of one 10000
gallon oil tank was destroyed by fire
tonight.
The FIRE was Of incendiary origin, il
is believed The flames caught upon
and consumed a number Of little cot
"a yes near by. The Standards loss is
sl50.O0O
The Southern railway lost q number
Of freight cars. and the Knoxville
railway and light company is a heavy
loser.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-30

Plonga stel-Daoulas is a little Breton
community in which marriages are eel
ebrated but twice a year, on the day
of the kings" and 'the day of the
great indulgences On January II.
% couples wearing the costumes of
their ancestors, were married at a
single ceremony by a venerable priest.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-30
OF DISASTER
TESTIFIES AT INQUEST

JUNEAU. Alaska, March 29.-Elisah
Popovich the sole survivor of the ex-
plosion that killed 81 men in the Mex
lean gold mine at Treadwell March 25,
had sufficiently recovered today to ap-
pear before the coroner's jury and tell
his story Of the disaster Popovich
said that Just before the explosion he
sssed the powder magazine on the
> 90 foot level and noticed that both
sniff bosses were inside. A moment
later the magazine exploded.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-30

teachers into consultation and the
prie boys under IA were Herman
Kurtzman and Stanley Oser, it was
finally decided.
Both are said TO be models of de-
pertinent and scholarship and are gen
orally leaders in their classes. Kurtz-
man is an athlete and has represented
his school in relay races at field meets.
Lincoln school has put up two of its
representative boys. it is declared, and
whichever one is chosen by his fell
lows to be one among the 90 candi-
dates will stand the very largest kind
of a chance of getting in. Here the
school name is being used as one of
the valuable assets of the nominee.
The influence of the honored name
could hardly permit the enslavement of
political ring to prevail during the
boy mayors reign.
Principal Mark of the Crocker school
has acquired the enthusiastic tone of
a professional politician in speaking
of his two candidates, Tyrrell Stokes
and Fred Butler. and he has so many
nice things to say about them that il
is easy to believe that gum shoe men"
are being sent out from other schools
to keep him away from the selecting
committee. The contest in the school
promises to be a heated one and i'm
promptu caucusing is going on in every
nook and corner of the grounds and
school Bosses" are springing up over
night and questions as to the privileges
of suffrage are harassing fathers.
NOMINATIONS NOT ALLIN
Some of the schools have not yet
selected their candidates, but will do so
today, which necessitates a degree of
uncertainty among the young politf-
clans as to what they must finally con-
tend with. From each of the % schools
will come the announcement before
Thursday night as TO the results of
these elections, anJ time of breathless
suspense will follow.
Friday evening the 29 will be looked
over and eight of the handsomest.
cleverest and most politically perfect
will be slated for the higher honor of
being in the finals.
Saturday morning eight business
men, who are not yet selected, will
emulate the deed of Parfs-not of
America-and award instead of
golden apple the plum of the mayor
atty.
Other candidates who will be voted
upon today are:
Bernal school-Walter johnson, Mil
ton Konetsky
Bay View school-Lionel Smith Ray
mond Danis.
Mission grammar school-Mervyn
Nystrom, Hobart Madison.
Franklin school-Adelme Neyt, Wal
ter Costello.
Adams smopolitan-Edmund Pow
ers, Donald Walthers.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-09-01
ARRENDAM| len TO
DE UNA FINCA O HA.
CIENDA DE CANAS.

Sc arrienda la Hacienda San Jose
de Caguas, comruesta de MIL CT A,
TROCIENTAS ONCE CT ERDAS
de terrenos de vega. sobrevega, liano
sobreilano a to. Sc encuentra como
4 dos y medic Kilometres de ia pobla-
con 1lene una importsnte plan ia
ci6n de cahas de azliear de muy be.
na clase varias mauchas de cate d. ey
plotaci6n La cruzan en- distintaS dl-
recciones dos Quebradas y un RIO
siendo ahastecida asi de aguas buepas
y ahundantes. La carrete de Ca.
2uas i Aguas Buenas Ia Gotta casi
ror su centro en- toda su loneitud, Il
elitlnGo comodida des para el traus-
porte DE- trutos y NOV m ente de -ana-
80. 1lene Casas para ma Eordomos
y emp!eados de la inca, :; como "a
ra comercio Posee sus araratos pa
ra "a elaboration de azGcar. dos XII
etros de via port til, veinte V n
50 iwagonetas. carreteria, hueyada
impementos de labian1a Y dennis
niles para Ia exploitation de su ramo
Par. mas iptormes dirieiIse al spar
rato -. Casuas. Il i Srta.. GGarc1
K ios, Ianca 2-Piso , an Juan
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Pago De habeIes en- Ponce
El senior Cartajena ha proce..
dido al saldo de la prlmera
quincena.
Estimable senorita que celebra
81 OnomaSlicO.
De nuestro corresponsal

Agosto 3l,-Ayer por Ia mahana
tomo possession de su cargo el teso-
rero municipal Sr. Cartagena, Ense-
guida procedlo al pago de Ia prlmera
ouincena a los empleados munlclpa-
les, v s recaudar todo el dlnero del
municipio. Todo Sc eneuentra en-
buen estado, y desde lueso que ma
ocaxionado algunos trastornos a ia
administration Ia demora de repo-
ner al tesorero.
Aunque amuchos lepesa nay que
decir parodiando al gran fedeneo, ;,
."Adn hay jueces en- Puerto kieo;
La corte de distnto ha entendldo
en- Ia mailana de hoy en- una denah-
da de divorcio, entire Adela Santa
70, contra su esposo Ramon Santa
70. La corte dejo pendlente dc resol-
yer la demanda.
Hoy dia de Santa Rosa, es el san
to de Ia simpatlca Srta Roslta Con
zalez, typewriter del fiscal. Con "a. a.
motive sus numerosos amlstades Il
han feGcitado con vallesos rega-
los v postales. Rosita, ha lnvltade
para que pasen un ratio agradanle el
su hogar esta noche, al lado de suS
famihares. Lastima que MI amigo )
companero Semper. no Sc encueh'le
en- esta ciudad esta noche. NosotfoS
le deseamos a la amlgulta mucnaS
feicidades. =,
La corte municipal ha resuelto
tres iuicios crlmlnales en- Ia manana
de hoy, por distlntos dehtos,
Sc encuentran l66 presos en- Y
rarcel de esta ciudad.
Ell Lcdo. Francisco PARA. Sc NJ
hecho cargo de Ia defensa De Ramon
Coto, acusado de aseslnato en- PRIME.
grado, cuyo juicio Sc vera en- ell pro
ximo termlno.
Ell Aqua del Japon va op'e
niendo mas aceptacion entire las GA
mas y caballeros todos los dlas; IRON
to extendera sus ventas en- tooas u
farmacias de San Juan y Ia lsla 7
agente general en- esta lsla, es el y
don Enrique del Vale.
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chos remedies, tisanas, jarabes, sin To-
grar alivio con NADIA. El medico me
ha dicho que me yuelyo asmalico. Nc
tengo apetito nj gusto para nada
En- el periodico que ordinzriamente
leo he visto ell relate de las cursclones
obtenidas con el Alquitran de esa casa en-
circunstancias parecidas a las en- que
70 me encuer:ro Ruegole me envie I'LL
frasco de verdadero Aiouitran Guyot.
Espero que me ha de ali7iaf. Firmado:
francisco Martinez, plaza Mayor, Azan-
CARO- PERU
Despues de haber ensayado el yer
dadero Alquitran Guyot, el senor Marti-
nez escribio de nuevolo que >lgue 5 /
lie mayo de 1897 Mi muy estimadc
.enor Guyot He hecho uso del frasct
que V. me ha enviado tomandolo d todas
las comidas. tai como esta preScrito. {
sea una cucharada de alqultran. come
las de cafe, por cada vase de liquido
va desde este primer frasco encontrt
una mejoria notable en- mi saIud. AFRO
aba mas facilmente las tlegmas Que me
obstruian ell est6mago, Sc me present.
algin apetito y pude dormir algunas ho-
ras sin encontrarme molestado en- Ia
respiraci6n. Continue usando el Alqui-
tran Guyot y despues de tres frascos de
saparecieron los accesos de tos que me
consumian. Ahora tengo buen apetito.
Va no arrojo flegmas y he recobrado las
fuerzas competamente.
Le agradezco en- extreme haheF in
.entado el Alouitran Guyot Y crea que "
no puedo sino recomendar ell remedio dc
= todas las persunas que sufren d.
! bronquitis Y catarros como pl que u
tenia.- Firmado Francisco Martipez. j,
EI uso del Alqnitran Guyot todas Ia
/ comidas, a la doss indicada en- Ia cart
/ Que deamos reproducida. basta en- efec
to, para curar en- POGO tempo el catarr
mas rebelde y Ia bronquitis mas antiga;
AlgGnas veceS haste 81 conslgue dom
mar aun curar la tisis por declaraG
/ que este. pues ell Alquitran detlene Ia
! oeScomposic6n de los tubercnlo> de
pulm6n matando los malos microbio:
cue son la causa de esta descomposirion
- ESto eS sencilo Y exacto. FL meEol
coaStpado puede degen.rar EN- bron'
nutis 81 Sc le abandons Por ESQ no s,
insistira nunca demasiauo al reComenda
los enfermos que traten de coniura
ell nal desde Ell principle usando el n
quilran Guyot que todos les farmaceuti
cos expenden
1 Este tratamiento viene a costar 2 ce!
tavos diarios, ~. | Crra
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CaSa de Prestamos, }. RendOn J
t9mpania ). en- C.

IL dia I - de Septicmbre
ii las , p. m. tendra lurar un
c>plendidoremated de las prem.
das que habiendo trascI!rrido
scisncses no han sidO rcnoya-
Gasni canceladas. Hay dc ven
tas nm Prec!ososurtido de al.
haias Allen 81 FortaIeza
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DineTo Y IeIoj gratis,

Pida sin dinero, diez pesos
orc de Pastillas "Recuperador
de la salud el mejor patenti-
zado para Ia sangre, el esto-
mago, el higado, y losrinones,
col6queios entire sus vecinos
pueS e. acceptable donde quie.
ia que Sc oirece y al mandar-
hos el importe, obsequiaremos
con una comisi0n en- dinero. y
un reloj gratis. Escriba en-
seguida a la National Drug
Agency. Tetuan 81, San
Juan. Pto. Rico.
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UNA CURAClON

Ell 10 de febrero de 1897 recibia un
iarmaceutico de Paris Ia carta siguiente :
Hace unos clantos amos que cogi un
enfriamiento 4 consecuencia del cual
Sc me present6 un fuerte constipado
que descuide por entonces y degener6
en- un catarro de la peor especie. Hoy
me encuentro afectado de una bron-
quits cspantosa. no puedo respirar con
holgura Y experimento una gran opre
sion Tengo ell est6mago leno de flegmas,
no puedo dorTnir no tengo libre VI
sclo nomento el pecho. Por las manana
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iiMUY IN TERESkNT TE!!

- deseea cerlprar , kil"metrs>
C. via rortstil. compuesla ce raI.s d
j., 40 il llhras. con sus travi.-as.
uuonss clips V ho!ts oortesp.udlan~
To-. tt.eDas 200 me'rcs Ie curvaS Y
~ d.~vos , 10 d-re, hos = 10 ila....r-
CO. Aucao DE- a via. - pu.- ss.as.
o. iu'ere-at!o> puedra cir;.,ss i
Ia Administrator De este peTiiG.,o.
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Personals PAL|DAS.
Tienen la Sangre Debil y
Cast Sic m pre- Estan En-
fermizas.
Las Pildoras Rosadas del DR..
Williams, son Ell Mejor Toni,
co que para Tales casos Pue.
de RecOmeRdarSe.

La pahdez e. un slgno de maiestaI
de la sangre Que nadie debe descm-
dar. No hay personas palldas q, go
zen de abundante salud, Y. por 20
tanto precisa tomar a tempo csc
sintoma Que puede luego desarFoIIaf
So on Anemla, Y otras enterned1de
iificiles de curar. Reiorzando "a san
gre Is como Se conhato lapropensloil
an6mjca Las Pi!doras RosadaS del
u, Williams son pari@ilarmente
eflcaoes para enriquecer ia 7ahsie'
con 10 cual So evltan muchas enterme
dades. puesto cue de Ia |angre depen
de Ia vitalidad de caSl q ofganlsmo
entero. Estas pildora, son I'M hlen
remedlo para hombreS Y mojefe>'
como pruehan los testimonies a'S
constanteinente se publican de per
sonas curadas
Ne g. g.a'o commlcaflHS ,'''e
habiendo empleado IA, Pildora> 10
sadas del Dr.. Williams. te fti'i'yo
eontlnuada meiori an m Sa.'i.'. %
por mucho tempo r-'1T" a4"n.'''-
tada. debido 4 "a anrmia ~ me T.
MIA ralido. dtlil ! lal'o de '''@' -
Desde que b. tomato Ia a;,''.
pildorss me enrueatro caft a. "'.i
onorr,a r,,G,arrio stpr84r ns 3
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CONsEJos ALAS MADREs.-E

CON6EJOS A LAS MADRES.-E
3arabe calm ante della Sedora win slow
debe de usarse siempre que los min q
'estan en- el periodo de 10 dentici6 .. !
lfroporciona alivio Immediate al PEG I'd
DO paciente produces un sueiio nstu rsl
, tranquilo, alivia el dolor y ell An e.
Tito despierta muy vivo y alegre. Es
muy agradable 81 psladar. calm II
2ifio ablanda sus dolores. hace fac il IL
funci6n del estomago y regula 10 g in.
tentinos. Es el meior remedio co nociei,
do para la disrres "a proyengae % ta ds
IL dentici0n de cualouiera Otra. Ten.
case mucho cuidado On pedir ell "Jsra
be Calmante de II Sshoea winslov " Or
el mejords todos.
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