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The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-11-19
Influence Senators

in politics, joining in their efforts to secure the confirmation of President Taft's arbitration treaties by the United States Senate, are asking that Sunday, November 26. coming just before the assembling of Congress, be given over to consideration of peace and how the churches can help to end war. Leaders in the several religious bodies are writ ing appeals and, backed by the na- tional Federal Council of Churches, sending them to religious weeklies for publication, to ministerial organiza- tions for adoption. and to pastors to be re-read to congregations.
 The moderator of the Congregational national council. the Rev. pr. Nehemiah adoption of peace resolutions by every Congregational organization in Amer ica Annual meetings of the benevo- lent societies in Milwaukee and Chi cago adopted the resolutions. So have annual conventions of tho Episcopal dioceses meeting this fall. Addresses by Secretary of State Knox. by Allen Baker, M. F., by the Rev. Frederick Lynch, secretary of the federal coun- cil's peace commission. and others. arc
 being printed and sent broadcast to
 ministers and to Christian leaders of all names
 The address of Cardinal Gibbons dur
 ing his recent jubilee Is being sent to
 Catholic priests. Persons we'll known
 in public. life. yet not in politics. such
 as preachers, writers and inventors. are
 writing personal letters to pastors, to
 politicians. to almost everybody
 thought to have influence with United
 States senators. President Taft has
 drawn into his plan. almost without effort of hts own. sucS effort by Chris
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-11-19
Army and Navy Men

The new Army and Navy Branch Y. M. c. A. building at Newport, dedi- cated last Thursday, was given by Mrs. Thomas J. Emory of Cincinnati. a sum- mer resident of Newport. Its cost was $275,o00. It contains IA rooms with 140 beds, besides gymnasium. swimming pool, restaurant and class rooms, and Is regarded as an improve ment even upon the great buildings for similar purposes at. Fortress Monroe and New York.
 At the, dedication Major General Leonard Wood represented the army and Rear Admiral Raymond P. Rodgers the navy. It had been expected that President Taft would attend, but his western and southern Journeys pre- vented. The addresses were made by General Wood, Admiral Rogers and J. S. Tichenor, senior secretary of the branch. The building, now opened for use, is in charge of the secretary, E. O. Andrews. The flags for decoration were presented by the Rhode Island society of the Sons of the Revolution.
 The Newport building Is one of a series designed for use of enlisted men of the army and navy. Built by the Y. M. C. A. since the Spanish war, these buildings place the United States quite on par with England in its care for its enlisted men. The Y. M. c. A. has on deposit in banks to the credit of enlisted men $500,000. most of which would have been spent had 1t not been for these buildings. There is under construction in New York, by the Seamen's Church institute. similar headquarters for sailors of the merchant service. It Is to cost, with site, $700,000, and will accommodate fully four times the number of the Newport building.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-19

Socorro Grant, NJ Wingo and ].
M wyatt to ]. I. Dyer. tract Of about
Il acres, survey 157, $500. Dec. z, 1911.
Plateau, Texas. r. Day and Lew
Anderson to H. ID. Price. lot II, block 81,
$40; Sept. 20, 1910
7. & =. survey-Adel1e Whitaker and
r II. Whitaker TO J. A. Buck, section
1911.
East FL Paso addition-East FL Paso
Town compay to Ana c. Moreno. part
Of lots and Z block Al, Durazno street,
500; april /, 1903
Ysleta grant,. Telles and wife f.
CaFaZas and NJ Caracas to j. W. Gibbs.
a tract of about two acres, beginning
on ZaragOza street, $125; Dec 16, 1911.
Lineensed TO Wed.
AlejanCO Montoya and Pete Herman
dez.
s. Barrietas and Jesus Viuagran.
Rogelio ROdriguez and Lupa Hidalgo.
I'd Elmer anG May Rich
James G. McGlathery and Minnie I
Griffing.
n. Maranjo and Savina BenaL
Hirths-BOya.
To Mrs. B, Aiijares, 709 South Oregon
street
To Mrs. S. r. Haviland, 1912 Mauzano
street
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-19
WeIIs Again In the Ring.
ENTRIES FOR THE
JUAREZ JOCKEY CLUB
Eighteenth Day, Dec. 20.
: : : : {. : : : : : : !. : :

First race, selling, ? year olds, six
furlOngs-Nannie McDee, 102; Zandia,
102; MimoriosO, 1O2; Sleepland, 1O2;
Thistle Rose, 1O2; Dog Star. 102; Bill
Anderson, 102; Dudo, los; Error, 105;
Tourist, 112.
Second race, selling, six furlongs-
san Bernito, 10Y; Fool. 10Y; Golden
Ruby, 10Y; Lady Tend, 10Y; Balella,
10; Doc Allen, 112; Earls Court, 112:
Lena Lech, 112; TalIoW Dip, 112; SWede
Sam, 112 Kuropatkin, 112: Frank G.
Hogan, 112; Acquias 112; Home Run, 115;
Hex, lis.
Third race, selling, one mile-Oscuro
IS; Travis Eddleman, 98; Chess, 9S; Anne
MCGEE, "102; Wolferton, IO7; Lolita
Creed, 107; Keep Moving, 1O7; Sir An
gus, 112.
Fourth race, handicap, six furlongs-
Flying Wolf, 81; DR.. DOugherty, 9S;
Harrigan, 112; Meadow, 100; Round the
World, 120; Folly Levy, 122.
Fifth race, selling, five and one-half
ongs-Betty Lester, 1O4; Thistle
Belle, %104; Henry Walbank, 106; Jupi-
ter Joe, 106; Jeanne Dare, 1O7; Metro
politan, 10Y; Ish<OOdah, 107; Angelus
los; Nimbus, 10S; Col. Marchmont, 1O9.
Sixth race. selling. one mile-Doncas-
ter, 100; Flying Feet, 100; Figeht, 1O4;
The Monk, los; Jim Cafferata, 1896
Fred Mulholland 100; Florence A, 100;
Judge Walton, 112
Apprentice allowance.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-19
DICK BUYS HOUSE
ON MONTANA STREET
Many Lots Sold in Grand
view-East to Build
IN Cruces.


The Mayfield Realty company has
sold to James A. Dick the nine room
house at 1894 Montana street The
consideration was $4,000.
Grand View Lots Sold.
The Newman Investment company
has sold to Mrs. A. J. Downes lots 30
81 and 80. block SO, in Grandview ad-
ditiOn, for s575
J. S. BOggs has bought from the same
company lots 8 and 4, block 50, and lots
No. % and 29, block S., GrandvieW. The
praice paid was $3.50.
The same company has sold a large
bunch Of lots in GrandvieW addition
to T. B. HadlOck and W. G. HadlOc<
The lots sold were: Lot No. %, block
IS; lots No. q and 28 block So, lots
No. Il and IS, block 90, lots No. 10 to
25, block 95, lots No. % to %, block IS.
and lots No. 19 and 20, block S. The
consideration was $3.50.
To Build IN Las Cruces.
Davis East Of Las Cruces, N NJ, has
purchased from Frank z. Fox OF Ell
PasO, four lots, No. Z, s, 9 and 10, in
COX's third subdivision, a suburb Of Las
Cruces. The consideration was $400.
Mr. East viii immeditely erect a six
room house of white atlas brick, which
will cost about $4,000.
Building a Bungalow.
The new bungalow that is being
erected in block %, Altura Park, BY
the Hawkins Bros, is nearing COM
pletion. The bungalow is located on
the corner of Altura and COurchesne
streets, is of pebble dash construction,
with cement pOrches. The interior is
finished in mission style, and when
completed Ii viii cost $4,000
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-19
Attel- White Match Promises Good
Sport in New Orleans January IA
Connie willing Team: Get
THE Attel-white match for the

~HE Attel- White match for the
featherweight championship is
now an assured thing. Both box
ers have signed up the articles Of agree
ment. The clash viii come at Westside
Athletic club, at New Orleans, on jan
nary IA Both fighters are to weigh in
at 122 pounds at noon. three hours be-
fore the match. This is sure TO be a
corking good match and the fans VIII
find it somewhat hard to pick the win
ner, though the odds are strongest Tor
Attel
Connie Mack proclaims to the world
that he is willing to stand pat for
next year Well. who wouldn't with a
team like his.
McGiu has decided to have his Den
yer Grizzlies so into spring training at
Excelsior Springs, Missouri. McGlu re-
ally preferred Los Angeles as train
ing place, but the season there opens
TOO early for the members OF the Den
yer team. The Denver magnate an
nOunees that Johnny Beau viii be back
in the lineup next season. That hard
hitting outfielder was drafted by BOS-
ton last year, but he has been released
stronger team than ever before and IS
going TO spare no expense TO get play
ers who can form a winning team as ne
has his eye on the pennant again for
next season.
Packey- Mcfarland is training hard
for his match with young Hickey to-
night in little old New York. Packey
arrived among the Knickerbockers sat
urday night and has been putting on
the final finish for the scrap. This will
be the first Of a series Of fights in
which Packey will figure
Harry WOIverton, the Hill Toppers
new manager IS sure some smitten on
Hal Chase. He says that under no cir
cumstances imaginable would he agree
to part with Chase. so despite the many
flattering offers that Hal has received,
he viii play first base for the Yankees
through 1912.
Brown and Cross are going to meet
in the ring in New York Wednesday
night. This match viii show If terrific
smuggling can whip real scientific box
ing Brown is said TO carry a kick in
each fist. while Cross has the rep of
being the most scientific boxer in the
ring.
President Ebbetts. Of the Brooklyn
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-19

leo on account of the suspension Of the
constitutional guarantees in time of
peace. These things go TO prove that
the fears Of these aliens are not
groundless.
7 wish to draw your attention to the
fact that this country has ever been the
asylum Of all refugees whose only Of
lenses were political, and it has been
our policy to welcome such when flee
ing from prosecutions in other ~cOun-
tries, and we have never made any
treaty or compact with any nation
we obliged ourselves to return
such persons to the country from
whence they fled"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-19
The Fighting Game
Nelson's Blows weak.

AeisOnS BLOWS weak.
New York, n. Y, Dec. 1s.ABattling
Nelson easily had the better Of Willie
Howard in a 10 round bout in Brook
lyn last night. While the bout was all
Nelson's on points the blows he landed
seemed weak.
To Fight at Triniadad.
Denver Col, Dec. 1s.-Charles Pier
son, Of New York, and Patsy AIcKeuna,
the middleweight champion of the Pa
sific coast, who sustained two broken
ribs last week in fight at Leadville,
CoIo-s today signed articles to go 20
rounds New Years day at Trinidad,
Colo They are to fight at 15S pounds,
ringside.
Knockout in Fourth.
Memphis, Tenn, Dec. 1s.-Joe Jean
nette, of New York, hammered Al
Mitchell, of Claremont, Okla, for three
and half rounds and knocked him
out in the fourth round.
German Knocked Out.
Akron, Ohio Dec. 1s.-Joe German.
champion middleweight of the Pacific
coast was knocked out by George
Chip, Of Pittsburg, last night, in the
fifth round of what was to have been
u round bout.
Wells Again In the Ring.
London, Eng, Dec. .-Bombardier
Wells, whose scheduled fight with
Jack Johnson last September was pro-
hibited by the authorities, appeared in
the ring Of the National Sporting club
last night He met Fred Storbeck.
rica. A big crowd saw the bout, which
lasted II rounds Storbeck being
knocked out with one Of Weiss pow
erful swings.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-19
DAILY RECORD


Nevada street-TO John Davidson. to
build residence, lots is and 49, block
80; estimated cost $500
Arizona street-W. d. Gaines to
s, estimated cost $4,000
Deeds Filed
Bassett additOn-George Price and
wife TO w E. Arnold, lots ] to &. in
elusive. block 46. Texas street, SO;
Dec. 10, 1911
East FL Paso addition-East Fl Paso
Town company TO Eugenio Sanchez. lots
Is, block Al. Manzana avenue: $3.50:
Dec 16, 1911
Satterthwaite addition. NJ. Nc
drummer and wife to Ruth c. Van
Hose. lot so. part Of lot 20. block 6.
West Boulevard, $1,000; Dec. rs 1911.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-19

club, has a crouch on because Of the re-
ported purchase Of the Providence In
ternatiOnals by Navin and Yawkey of
the Detroit club. Ebbetts thinks this
smacks Of syndicate baseball, and OBJ
jects to a major league club owning a
minor league club.
Comiskey's Chicago White Sox are
going to have the benefit of Kid Glea-
sons coaching. Gleason is an old vet
in the game and in his new berth
should polish up the Chicago SOx
youngsters considerably.
Why don't the New Workers wake up
and get into the game? The cuban
baseball team in Havana has again
rubbed it into ball players from the
Manhattan burg. this time to the tune
of TO l.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-19
BOWLING LEAGUE OF
Y. NJ. c. A. BLAZERS FORMED.

~ 'Y' bowling league was formed,
and Ward WOrthing elected president
and VIII Littlefinger secretary and
treasurer. The teams in the club are:
F. P. NJ l., Grenadiers, z. PHI s.
Tigers, Colts, Busy Bees, Texas Oil
company force, and Texas Oil company
warehouse force.
There viii be no bowling matches
until New Years day, when a match
will open the events in the afternoon,
preceding the water carnival The
scores after that game will count to-
wards the first prize, a SIS ball Sew
eral other prizes will also be given
by different firms
Bryan Bros. have more things to
please a man than any other store in
town.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-19
THE Y. VI. c. A. TEAM WILL
BE ANNOUNCED THIS EVENT

The suspense at the "" viii be
ended tonight for the long anticipated
representative "Y'' team will h.
chosen. The players picked will be
from the Commercial league and viii
be chosen on the merit basis
Any player chosen on the original
list who fails to keep the pace. may
be replaced by any league blazer who
displays sufficient class" in his work.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-19
CONTRACT LET FOR
A NEW RESIDENCE

Jolly & Ware have the contract for
the new home which r. H Smith is
going to build on lots and s, block 56.
In Franklin Heights. The house will
be built of red pressed brick. with
porches Hardwood viii be used for the
floors. The built-in effects, book cases
cement pOrches. 1t Will have eight
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-19

rooms and basement. with heating
plant and wei equipped laundry in the
basement The house viii be two
stories high and have large sleeping
ana buIfets, win be used. The house
win be at 170S Montana street, and
when completed viii cost about $4,000.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-19
BASKETBALL, GAMES
At THE Y TIE STANDING

The fourth basketball tussle between
the teams in the Commercial league at
the y" viii be pulled off tonight
The first game will be between the
Walz and the Popular teams Shelton
Payne and Bryan Bros. comes next.
and the closing game will be the FL
Paso Piano company against the FL
PasO Household company. The first
game viii be called at o'clock The
standing Of the teams follows
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-19
MYSTERIOUS BILLY WAY LIVE.

Portland, ore, Dec. .-'Mysterious
Billy" Smith, the former prize fighter.
who was shot four times by Capt A 3.
LOomis, husband of Smiths divorced
wife, more than held his own today
and physicians were confident of his
ultimate recovery.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-19

The boys appetite is often the source
Of amazement If YOU would have such
an appetite take Chamberlain's Tablets.
They rot only create healthy appetite
it to do its work naturally. For sale by
all dealers
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-19
WALZ TEAM DEFEATS
WEABER TEAM BOWLING.

The Walz team completely van
quished the Weaber team in the bowl
ing at the Cactus club Monday night.
Walk team corraled both highs, 40 pins
handicap per game, and all four points
The following are the scores made:
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-19

Wall team takes 40 pins per game
handicap.
Points WOn-WalZ T.
High game-McKinney 255.
High total-WaIz, SAT.
Strike out-Walz
Tuesday Night. -.
Watson VS.. Andreas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-19
Ell Paso's Christmas Store

the history Of made greater been
S oNnan S t S
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-03-08

Juan Franco fue el primero en- apre
tar los frenos, alarmado al advertir
que sc infltraban elementos intimos y
siniestros en- la conspiraci6n burguesa.
Ell asesinato del Rey y del principe he
redero fue obra de 1n grupo indiscipli
nado y fanatico. Esta ahora probado
que al tener noticia del regicidio queda
ron consternados los carbonarios No
sabian nada Quer1an derribar ell ,ro
no, .pero de otra ma.nera. Los jefes re
publicanos hubieran podido aquel dia
apoderarse del gobierno, pero NADIA te
nian preparado. 7, icosa rara! todos
los conspiradores, en- vez de lanzarse
a la calle, Sc encerraron en- sus casas,
de modo que la cisrdad parecia un de
sierto.
Al cabo de POGO tempo los conspira
dores Sc rehicieron y sus trabajos eran
tan evidentes que hasta un juez de ins
trucci6n tuvo conocimiento de ellss. Sc
traz6 un plan estrategico; Sc complete
de un modo formidable el armam ento :;
dos anarquistas, Jose Nunez y Juan
Borges, fabricaron millares de bombas;
Sc organize las escuadras que debian
lanzarlas y Sc senalo los respectivcs
puestos de combate a las numerosas
fuerzas revolucionarias.
Luis Barxiai
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-03-08

bonarios portugueses' En- esa l:ga
entraron tambi algunos elencntos
monarquicos, todos, 6 casi todos, los
que estaban alejados del comedero. Por
que es de advertir que una de las es
pecialidades de la pol1tica portu guesa
era esta: que ell programa de oposici6n
de los partidos que turnaban en- el pc
der era slempre SubverSlvO Los M
nistros ca1dos acusaban abiertamente
al rey de sus errores; de modo que no
habia MAS que dos programmes uno -.
ra estar en- el poder, otro para volve
a el. Fran como dos unif0rmes que
por turno lue1an los progresistas ~
regeneradores' cuando Sc dejaba ell
sombrero de dos picos Sc enarbola e.
gorro frigio, algtin tanto descolorido
No sc a punto flo la fuerza de los
conspiradores Un carbonario expans,
'vo que habl0 conmigo en- I'm cafe me d
jo: 'Somos treinta mil. Y, sin emba
go, conservamos el secreto de nuestra
organization. Al triunfar los revolu
cionarios Sc divulg6 vel nombre de nues
tro Jefe supreme. Hemos nombrado
otro. Els ese seflor de barba girls que
puede usted yer EN- aquella mesa. Els
mdudable que las asociaciones secretas
abundan. Figurar en- elias halagaba e.
romanticismo de los portugneses nc
e2ponla grandes peligros. Sc conspi
raba con toda comodidad. Los prime
pales cafes de Lisboa servian de puntc
de reunion para preparar ell adven
miento de la republica Y cuando los
Jefes carbonarios almorzaban 6 comial
en- el entresuelo del cafe Martinho los
gregarios que llenaban la planta baja
comprendlan que Sc ganaba terreno.
Durante mucho tiempo los gobiernos
mOnarquicOs rehusaron tomar en- serio
tales preparativos, por mas que les cons
taba que entire los conspiradores figu
raban oficiales del ejercito y de mari
ma. Quiza la confianza en- la inercia
aJena hacia perseverar al gobirno en-
la inercia propia. Una falta de host
lidad profunda, un espiritu acomodati
Gro e indnlgente y la costumbre de no
preOcuparse mncho SON la caracteristi
ca de los portugueses. Ell respeto al
la ley no ha si1do nunca excesivamente
obligatorio para nadie. Sc saba Que
lln almirante de la fota Y que ell diree
tor de una escuela militar eran republi
canos, y este parecia tan natural como
81 Sc mbiesen deolarado yegetarianos
Sc permitia una ibertad casi ilimita
da de palabra y de pluma. Las conde
mas pliticas seran muy escasas y leyes.
Los delitos contra la discipline militar|
no Sc castigaban con rigor-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-03-08
PARA QUE 10 Lean TOD0S
AQUELlOS QUE
PADECEN DE FIEBRE
Luis Barxini

La Sonora Dona E. Appel, de Borb6n
(Franc'aj, de 2S amos de edat, sufria desde
hacia dieciocho lneSes dc fiebre, y ash
tod"s los dias veiase acome'ida de
esca ofrios qu~ la tenian dlente c"n diente
por espacio de una hora. Despues Sc lie
prtsentaba una tehre ardiente y >entias
una Sed devOraiOra
Ii bia ilegadn tomar una enorme
cantidad de sulfato de quini en- poIvo
y en- pildora~ hasa es extr-E o de que su
est0mago no rO'ia va Iolerars mas Ia
desgraciada sennra estaba abrumada
p"r mil Intermediates que son la con-
sec"enria d. la> fiebres paldhicas; ha-
bians"le r-tirado sus period0sa tenia la
cara hinchada Y 81 vientre enorme y ct
bazo habia aumentado ell triple de SUI
vOsumen.
Los sufrimlentos por que he pa
q sado, dice ella, durante un aflo, no son
para cOntados por espaciO de tres
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-03-08
ReVo|uci6n oPdenada
Iisboa, Nebrero

En- el nuevo regimen politlc0 portu
CUES, no hay, en- realidad, mas que una
cosa dificil de comprender. No Sc acier
ia a saber que forna de gobDerno rige
en La joven Rep1bjica. Todo 10 demas
aparece claro
Sc debe juzgar CON indulgencia. Ira
tase de un gobierno provisional, y, por
10 mismo, no ha de duran mucho item
po. - Slrvale ESQ de atenuante. Y ade
mas, todo tiene aqui un valor relative.
Ciertos aconbecinlientos portugueses
que comentados en- ell eXtranjero asu
men el aspecto de pavorosos pr0blemas,
.vist0s de cerca n1lerecen apenas los no
nores de la discussion. Sc puede Greer
que hasta sin gobierno Portugal 10 pa
saria muy ricamente; quiza mejor que
ahora
Este gObierno es complicado miste
rioso como el dogma del dios Visnn.
Hay un ministerio; no cabe duda. De
tras del ministerio esta un Directorio.
Destras del Directorio hay una ''Carbo
maria. Detras de La Carbonaria"
aparece la maaonerla. Ell ministerio
tiene un poder Legislative; el Directo
rio un poder consultiyo; La ''Carbona
ria" la masoneria disfrutan de un po
der ejecutivo. Z Todos esos novlsimos
elementos de Mn ORGANISING de Estado,
estan unidos prOvisionaEmente, pero de
nuncian tesrdencias diversas.
Son, en- suma, las conspiraciones crea
das para derrihGr Ia monarquia, las
que ahora rigen ell pals. 7 como es
tan formadas por gente pacifica, en- su
anlayoria, todo marcia pedir de bo
ca, pOr ahOra.
Guandp Ill partjdo republican, Sc de
cidi6 a ser partido de acci6n, imit6 la
organization del carbonarisnO italiano,
con sus grupoa, SUES jefes, sus ceremo
Mas y per dsqiier palularon los car
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-03-08

ay 10 POGO que comia SO me xSentaba
a sObre el est0magO como una masa de
plOmO. Imp',Sihie ell dOrmir por la
q noche, durante la cuaI entreVei& la
q muerte, y me entregaba& 4 una sombria
desesperaci6n. !. E. tan duro ESQ Gle
q mOrir los 28 amos
En- estas condolences Sc haliaba cuandu
por prescription del Doctor Regnauit In
distinguida sonora tom0 ell vino de Ouf-
mum Labarraque q Ia dos de copitas
por dia.
Cual no fue su .s0rpresa sn algeria
al verse al POGO tempo compleeamente
curada!
"A penas, continua relatando, sh
habia llegato a ,omar ocho dias Il vino
de Quinium Labarraqu. cuandO va
q observe una mejoria sensible hahia
cesad0 Ia ficbre & igualmente habiar
q desaparecido la hinchaz6n y los dole.
res, presentandoseme de nuevo eli
sueno, ell apetito Y Ia p0sibilidad de-
I digerir. Ounce dias mas tarde me
q hallaba cOmpletamente curada desde
esta &pOca, que So remOnta dos
& amos, jamas he vnelto tener Rebre
Y me va perfectamente.
El usO del Qninium Laharraque s f&
dosis de una dos cOpitas d spueS de
cada comide, basta, en- .fecto, para
curar enp0c0 iiemp0ia fiebre mas rebeida
inveterada, y IL curaci6n p0r este me
dio Obtenida es mas radical y mas segura
que usando Ia quin,na sola, 8 causa de-
que el Quinium Labxrraque c0ntieae los
demas principles activos de Ia quina, los
cuales cOmpletan Ia acci6n de IA quinina.
Este medic4ment0 tiene pOr DaSe uH
NxtraCtO cOYnn etO d.. uuina que con
tiene todos los principles diles de- h.
preciOsa corteza disuellOs ia los yinos
de EspaIa mas exguisit0s.
Cuand0 por residir en paises en- donde
Ia fiebre Sc produce, Ell enferm0 Sc We
obligado i permanecer en- medic de- los
miasmas que fueron Ia caalsa de su en-
fermedad, entpnces es cuando IL acci6R
del vino de Quinium EabsrraqUe es
incomparablemente superior 4 Ia de todo
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