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The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1912-11-22
Finds Cure for Epilepsy
After Years of Suffering

MY daughter was afflicted with
ep.Ieptie fts for three years. the attacks
coming every few weeks. We employed
several doctors but they did her no
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1912-11-22

good. About q
year ag 0 W e
h e ard of DR..
Miles Nervine,
and it certainly
h a $ proved a
blessing to our
little girl. She is
no W apparently
cured and Is en-
joying the best
OF health. 1t Is
over a year since
she has had a
fit. We cannot
speak too highly
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1912-11-22
Notice..

To the patrons of the Nampa
& Meridirn Irrigation District.
The water will be- turned out OF
the Ridenbaugh Canal on the 18th
day of November, 1912, and in all
probability no water will be in the
canal again until after the first of
the year.
G. A. REMINGTON, Sec.
Dated, November 9th, 1912.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1912-11-22
DR.. Miles Nervine

is one of the best remedies known
for this affection. 1t has proven
beneficial in thousands of cases
and those who have used it have
the greatest faith in it. 1t is not
a 'cure-all," but a reliable remedy
for nervous diseases. You need
not hesitate to give it trial.
Sold by all Druggists. II the first
bottle fails to benefit your money Is
returned.
MILES MEDICAL CO., EIkhart, Ind.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1912-11-22

Of DR.. Miles Nervine''
MRS. FRANK ANDERSON
Comfrey, MINI.
Thousands of children in the
United States who are suffering
from attacks of epilepsy are
burden and sorrow to their parents.
who would give anything to restore
health TO the sufferers.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1912-04-30

And Sam Weller folded his arms
and looked fixedlv and firmly into his
masters face.
Mr.. Pickwick was troubled. His
resolution had remained firm, through
all the evil genes OF the terrlpie
prison. where hopeless men and Wom-
en- moved like figures in q fearful
never-ending dream. luckless human
creatures flung by England INTO a
habitation far worse than those IN
which she housed her felons were
fed. Though his heart ached, though
the moral and physical pollution Of
the place lay heavily on him, he
never thought of surrendering. But
It troubled him to think that he
was sentencing his servant TO the
same fate.
Yet Mr.. Pickwick could not bring
himself to refuse Sam Weller. HIS
ewes were dim very often hin his
bright spectacles when he ooked at
him. Together. master and man
moved through the Fleet: and soon
there were many. many races tnat
lost something Of their wild, dread
full stare Of helpless. hopeless brood
ing when Mr.. Pickwick aceosted
them, and there was unaccustomed
laughter in many wretched rooms
when Sam Weller thrust in his head.
One DIV the two, visiting the poor
side Of the prison-for even in that
place Of poverty there was a poorer
side. where lived those who a not
a single friend to support them, and
were reduced to living on such small
quantities Of food as had been pro-
vided from time to time by charita
Bile legacies-came upon a creature
Dent by suffering and ninched by
famine: a creature whose unkempt
hair hung around a bloodless. agon-
lied face; a creature dressed in rags
Mr.. Pickwick's hunt had ended. The
creature was Alfred Jingle!
At sight of Mr.. Pickwick, the mar
sat down on the stairs and covering
his face with his bony hands. sobbec
like a child.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1912-04-30

clapping his hat on s~avagely and
boiling.
He made his way at once to a pub
lie house where his father was certain
to be at that hour. and he made a
proposition to that gentleman which
caused the elder Mr.. Weller's large
face to pass through astounding
changes. beginning with an express
sion OF total Darkness and conclud-
ing with perception SO alive that sud
denly he began to laugh and con-
tinued it till he was purple. Having
at last been brought successfully
through this phase. he gave a sudden
wrench to n side, twisted his mas
sive body quite amazingly, and con-
trived to get his right hand into a
side pocket. whence. after heaving
and hauling so nightly that it made
him pant. he extracted a giant pocket
book. and from it extracted twenty
five pounds. which he gave Sam with
renewed laughter.
A few hours later. Mr.. Sam Weller
presented himself before his master
in the Fleet. dashed his hat upon the
ground and exploded: I'm a pris'ner.
I was arrested this here very AFTER
noon. for debt! And the man as puts
me in 'ull never let me out till you
go YOURSELF"
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1912-04-30

and stick to the alley-bi. We got
Tom Vildspark off that ere man
slaughter. with a alley-bi ven all the
big Wigs said a man as nothin' could
mt save him
Il know'd what 'ud come O this
here mode O. doin' bisness," said he.
when Mr.. Pickwick was in jail. oh,
Sammy. Sammy. Wy wornt there q
alley-bi!"
Fooled but not defeated, the old
gentleman devised new expedients TO
cheat the law Of its victim, with 4
fertility Of invention that ranged from
a turn-up bedstead TO be taken out
Of prison with Mr.. PickWick inside
of il. to Disgusting him as an bic WOm-
an with a green Veil. His master
| piece was invented when he told Sam
in a whisper husky with pride:
Sammy. me and a cabinet maker
has devised a plan for gettin him out.
A %pianner. Samivel. a palmer. u
as he can have on hire. Yum as Won
play, Sammy, Let him send to my
friend. the cabinet maker, TO fetch II
back. Are you awake, now
No reioined Sam, obdurately.
The elder Mr.. Weller struck his
son on the chest and gurgled with
qualification. There amt no Vurks
in it," he whispered. It'll hold hin
EASY, With his hat and shoes on, and
breathe through the legs, vich is
hoiler."
Though ever this ingenious plan
was rejected. Mr.. Weller, senior, was
comforted by being permitted to SCI
another conspiracy on foot, aimee
this time at iail-delivery. but at civ
ing the Jail another inmate.
Mr.. PickWick. installed in prison
and seeing no Wv out of it until he
died or Dodson or Fogg were hanged
would not let Sam Weller remain
with MIN. He told him that hi
wages would be continued, but tina
he must enter the service Of one O
his three friends. To this Sam made
no reply whatever, except such an
swer as might be construed from hi!
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1912-04-30
felt constrained to remark one d.
to Job Trotter.

felt constrained to remark one d.
to Job Trotter.
None O. that. young feller," X,
reference TO a declaration by Job thtt
he was willing to serve Mr.. Piekwipr
till he dropped dead. None O thar
No man serves him but me" The,
he dragged Job to the prison bar AMI
poured a quart Of ale into him ii,
take off the edge of the remark.
One day Mr.. Pickwick told sam
Weller that he could bear no mora
to witness the misery of the prison.
'Henceforth.' said he. Il shall rc-
main a prisoner in my own room.
And he adhered to this. For three
! months he remained shut up all dav.
stealing out only at night when his
felloW-priSOners were in bed. His
health suffered: but neither the en-
treaties Of his friends or the remon-
STRANGE of Sam Weller could Undue
him 20 alter n jot.
There is every reason to believe
that Mr.. Pickwick would ave ended
his days in the Fleet had not bod
son and FOgG come to suspect that
in him they had tackled an inflexibla
subject. Despairing at last Of getting
costs out of him. they turned TO Mrs
Bardell. for with their usual pru-
dence they had made her sign a pa
per in which she bound herself to
pay if Mr.. Pickwick did not. AS Mrs.
Bardell did not have the money they
had her arrested. and she. too, came
to the Fleet.
"Hooray. Here's a game," shouted
Sam Weller. when he heard the
news. He yelled for a messenger
and sent him p~ost-haste for Mr.. Pick
wick's attorney. Perker, who present
ed himself at the prison as soon as
the doors opened mex morning.
He told Mr.. Pickwick the story of
the woman's arrest. and said: Her
speedy liberation or perpetual i'm
prisonment rests with you Mr..
Pickwick jumped up, a~stounded.
Hear me out! Nobody but YOU can
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1912-04-30

Another man stumbled hastily "a
him. another who was gaunt and
s~unken-eyed with starvation. and
dirty In rags. 1t was Jingle's servant
Job Trotter.
Come here, sir" said Mr. picL-
wick. looking tremendously starn
with four large tears mi down
his w~aistcoat. Take that. sir"
Take what? It should have hoo,
a blow. for Mr.. Pickwick had baen
duped and wronged by the ontca sts
who now we're within his bower D.
that" was something from his. waisIl
coat pocket. and the giving Of i, raSo
his old heart swell as he hrrr;aS
away. h"iiieu
It was not the last donatio, ~.
passed from him to the two su;nS
iers. 4 wiser man might have oon".
ed up all the times he hea -
BETRAYED. and drawn the conch' nSen
that the chances were emnha+;HHun
IN favor Of being BETRAYED $500. d az,
Mr. flck"1ck thought Of 1am
ing the matter with the COO,
wisdom. He three his stnrvSes u
ana sturdy heart into the wo,p 10y =.
helping Alfred Jingle and Lob "ork OF
~ s'range, incredible. imnoss;hic
&c = may seem. he succeeded IIe
'ueoed SO we'll that Sam woi1e
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1912-04-30

NtDnlllucu lIOlI dSc
under the spell Of the Sergeant's ora
tory, and began making notes furious
~ with an empty pen.
When he called the 5
three friends TO testify to the scene
which they had witnessed. they We're
SO anxious to help Mr.. PlckWlck.
and so frightened, that they succeed
ed in iniuring his cause irretrievably,
and Mr.. Wrinkle. especially. made
such prodigious blunders that he
rushed from the witness stand and
was found some hours later with his
head buried beneath sofa cushions in
the hotel, %sroaning in a hollow and
dismal manner
Sergeant Snubbin was magnificent,
as usual. presenting his clients side
Of the case. and the Judge, who be
came quite awake when the case drew
near it's end, was nobly impartial and
explained lucidiy to the jury that If
Mrs. Bardell was right, Mr.. PickWlck
must be wrong and that If Mr.. Pick
wick was right. Mrs. Bardell must
be wrong. He read as many Of his
notes as he could decipheT, and eX
horted the jury to find for the plain
tiff if they thought there had beer
q breach of promise and if they
thought there hadn't been, to find fol
the defendant.
In fifteen minutes the jury return
cd a Verde for Mrs. Bardell, award
ing her seven hundred and fifty
pounds.
Mr.. Pickwick took off his ~spectacles
wiped them with immense care, folded
them into their case, put the cas'
into his pocket. and drew on hi
gloves with great nicely, staring xed
" an tho time at the jury. Then h
followed ms attorney mechanical,
out OF court.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1912-04-30

Outside he encountered Dodson and
Fogg rubbing their four bony hands
and the sight awokr him to life.
You imagine you'll get your costs,
don't you?' said he. Indignantly.
You may try and try and try again,
Messrs. DOdsOn and Fogg, but not one
farthinS of costs or damages do you
ever get from me. if l spend the rest
OF my existence in a debtors prison"
n outraged gentleman remained
true to his resolution. Unshaken by
the pleading of his friends. he de-
clined to IA and submitted to i'm
prisonment In the Fleet.
OF all his friends and %acuuaint-
ances. none was more wrought up
over his plight h was Sam Weller's
father. the celebrated cOachman who
drove the Ipswich coach. He shook
his head sadly and reproved Sam be-
cause that young and needless crea-
ture had scoffed at his sage advice,
which was to ROY an aIibi. Eve
been a turnin' the bis'ness over in
my mind. Sammy" the elder Weller
had said. as soon as the suit was
brought. HE nay make his-self easy
Sammy. I've got some friends as'l
speak to his character or else prove
a alley-bi for him. My advice d b
hi here-neve mind the charactel
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1912-04-30

OiiSiidi UIdW1nS by 1nII.
rescue her from this demand YOU
can 90 1t only by paying the costs
VI 'nls SUIT into the hands of those
sharks. Now pray be quiet. nv dear
sir " 80"
Mr.. Plckwick. on the verge Of .
strong burst Of indignation. took snuff
violently till he had Gained himself.
nave seen the contiu-
u1u MT. Perker. by paying the
.osts' you can obtain a full release
from the damages. and-this know
- q greater consideration with you
d ~oiunta written statement from
nsl nat this business was fomented
80 about from the very
nIs' oy Dodson and Fogp and that
sne entreats and implores YOU to nar.
don her" q
MT. Plckwick exploded with wrath.
- Faiuable document" roared he.
pay her costs for her"
Almost as explosiyeIy. Parker
do1e mat the letter was voluntary
aso.hoeht IN no wise on such pay
nHeht: and then. with unconcealed
suinpn' ne produced it. There il
IS: Given to me without promise u
n kind" = -
MI. Pickwick o,,ita nm.
>oontinued on Page S~ixteen.)
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1912-04-30
HALF HOUR POR-
TRAITS OF DICKENS
GREATEST CHARACTERS

Continued from Page Eleyen.)
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-01-13
Do1a Carmen
Athena de Marin

sAnteayer dej6 de existir esta virtuo-
sa se1ora, amante esposa de nuestro
buen amigo, el distinguido empresario
de teatros, Don America Marin.
La noticia ha causado honda impre-
sion de tristeza en- nuestra sociedad Dor
las grandes simpatias de que gozaba la
finada
FL entierro celebrado aver tarle. fu6
una gran manifestation de dueIo INA
demostraci6n de las simpatias de que
goza el Sr. Marin que es tan poular '
tan estimado
Despidi6 el duelo en- la explanada del
cementerio, eI Sr. Don Juan de Guz-
min Benitez quien Sc expres6 en- ttrmi-
nos sentidisimos que produjeron honda
emocion cen el numeroso sequito.
Qescanse en- paz el alma de la DANA
faIlecida y reciban nuestro ptsame sin
zero. su viudo desconsoado Don Anne
rico Marin Castillo. sus hijos. los her
manos politicoS de la inada Don Faus
to. Don Eduardo. Don Ernesto Don
Alberto Marin. 81 Lcdo. Llabres V el
iiustre director de LA Democracia. :"
Don luiS Munoz Rivera.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-01-13
Con Ell santo y la llmosna

FL Sr. Mariana Abril publica aver en-
"I4a Democracia." otro articulo tratau-
DO de las Cortes de C3diz. y del trabajo
en question sscamos este pfrrafo tue
iranScribimos para rectifcarlo
Dice el Sr. Abril:
La tamara de Delegados, en- una dc
sus primeras sesioncS. Y propuesta dc
Su Presidente, Sr. de Diego. ha tornado
va acucrdos sobre el particular: 70
Siento vcrdadera satisfaction haya res
pondido Ia excitaci6n que nice en- mis-
articuIos no solo por haber sido 20 -
iniciador de ese moyiiniento. sino por-
que considero IN acto de pairiotismo el
recabar para Puerto Rico 81 honor de
eStar reprcsentado en- cse Ccntenario.
como 10 estavo en- aquellas gamoSas
Corte>, las mas li5eralcs Qur ha ten.do
EspaRa, y en- las que dcmostr6 este pals
por medic DE su representative a puer-
torri4aeno Ramon Power. que hacc un
siglo VA estaba capacitado para leyar
representation en Cortes, y para con
iuudirse en iguaIeS dclecho> con las de-
mas provincias espanoias
III treinta De Octubrc pubIic6 Ell B0.
LETIN AN articulo, rectidcando una
Parecida opinion dada tambitn en La
Dcmocracia, -, por el propio Sr. Abril
AcIaram0S entonceS - creiamoS De
clio notifcando al Sr Abril- que I'll
bDLEfIN comenz0 "A tratar esta cuc>
ti1u 81 dia 10 de Diciembre de 1909 en-
aa art.culo de fondo EN- que pediauos
Que Puerto Rico estuyiese representa-
oo eu Ia gran solemnidad de Cadiz por
r. a.ti,ima raz6n de que uuo de los vice
pre>idontes de aquellas gloriosa< Cor
tts- .aa in puertorriqueHo insiguc. dor
Ramon Power.
Creiamos este perfectamenta aclara-
do convencido dc clio a Sr. Abru
auc mo respondi6 una palabra at articu
10 uuestro del treinta de Octubre rlr
tcrniuaba dc este modo
llecha esta aclaraci6u oue no, ina
Teresa LA de nuestra jniciatiya-ccu
Sideramos eI articulo del ST. Abril co..
una adhesion vaIiosa que no debc que
darSe sola
Y ahora' nos sale el senior Abru con
Jlc las iniciativas son suyas, por que
porque don Manuel Salaregu. director
de- la Union Ibero Americana le
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-01-13
ACcI6M TERApEUTIcA
Dc LA ApH0nIME BANIn

La APHODINR DAVID no prov0ca &C
nAuseas, nj colioos. Puede prOlongaPse sin
Inconvenience 81 empleo hasta reatabl@
cerse normalmente las funciones.
Indicactones. -- Indicase la APHODINR
DAVID en- cuantSa casos es precise CON-
batir ay ss9renimss~Go GccsdsntGI b ds6ad0 4 d
SIexsa Del iAtssEsRo, los snbGraEos gGshro-
sMsasGsnaLss, o.. algunos desordenes del hf-
gado en- que IS necesario estimular la fun
cton biliaT, etc.
PoF al empleo, cuantas Intermediates %
svttaFan Efectivamente, duFante Ia dige9-
ton, formaSe una gran cantidad de pRtnot
pios t6Kicos Su acumulacion en- ell oPga-
nismo, conseouencta del eslrenlmiento,
produce primeFo ia !napetencia luegs
vienen las laquecas, los marcos, el emba-
FAGo gAstrico las dispepsias, Ia hipOcoR-
dFts, las almorranas, etc. Segun ell dlo-
tAmen de aIgunas notabilidades medioaRs
ia neurastenia, Ia appendicitis son quixA
provocadas por dichas toxinaa no en>ni-
nadas. IS poF 10 tanto sumamente tnteFs-
saute desocupar ell intestine Y. para ellie.
ningun laKat'vo puede compaFarse La
ApHODINE rAVID.
DosTs LAxATIvA. Una dos iLdOras pos
la noche al aoosiarse y, case necesaria
una poP Ia mahana al b7vantarse.
DspossEos s0dGs Eas priEcspoLss FarwdcsSa
~ g. LSaa: FTDEL GuILLERMR-~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-01-13
ASOCIACI0N
DE PRoDUcToREs DE AzucAR
DE PUERTO RICO.
SECRETARIA

Tor acuerdo de la Junta DIRECTIVE en-
session. del dia de Enero corriepte -
acord6 saear a remate ell canine o,,e =.
ue hacerse EN- la Estaci6n Experiment
tai de Rlo Piedras, que partiendo desde
ei camlno del Acueducto ha de term;-
mar frente al edificio que ocupan las of
clnas Laboratories de dicha Estaei6u
Los que deseen hacer proposiciones
pueden presentarlas EN- Ia Secre.aria
de esta Association, calie de San Fran
cisco No 80, 20 pisO, donde tambieu Sc
les daran los informes necesarios, hasta
Ell % del presente mes.
San Juan Enero ; 1912
a N&varrete.
Secretario.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-01-13

ha eScrit0 una carta indicandole que p0r
mediaci5n del senor Rodriguez Sampe-
dro Sc le recomendara el aSunto al >enor
Coude dc RomanoneS? 5cs por c>ta- ca7'-
IA del senor Salaregui por 10 que
Il Neiior Abril Sc cree e "ihiciador del
Ienovimicnto
Pues ahi Va una carta del propio
Condo de Romanone>. cnyiada Al jlr>
ire diputaio por Alicante. don Saliva
dor Canals otro pucrtorriqueno insie
Fne que So yiene ocupando en 10 he la re-
pre>rntaci6n de Puerto Rico cu la> fa>.
teios de Cddz.
FL se0or Canals enyi6 nuc~iro Di-
rector Perez LoS,ida Ia caria drl Comic
de Rommones que IS 81 preSiden1t -
tual del Congress- De lo, diputsda>.
Hela aqui:
30 de noyiembrr dr 1877
>enor Don Salvador Canals.
MI querido amigo:
tomparto rn absolute con u>icd .
opinion je que la ceiebra.i5a del Cen
tenarlo de- last tortes detddiz. debr iuvi
tarse Puerto Rico y cr~o que tambi6u
"a Cuba y lbs dcrnaS Repubhcas asns-
rieanas que en aqueIia> tmieron IA r.-
preSeutaci6u pe.o hasta ahora uaia Sr
ha tratado r,specto', al particular porque
Ia provision aconscja agurlar 81 quc Sc
conceda el crrdito necesario para fe>te-
JOS y monmncnto. que Il Goblrrno s~
propone solicitar de las Cortr, euaudo
reanuirn Sus tareas.
Entonces = bien s,.a 81 Gobirruo roi>uo
% la Junta Nacional quien ha}a dc inV-
tar. me pmpongo abogar dcciiidameutc
en pro de Ia rdea que mc expone u>ted =
de- a que le rcpito partirlpa STA afmo
c. de Romanones
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-01-13
G. de Romanones

Nuestro Director pudo publican Ia
carta del Diputado por Alicante 81 Ia
carta del Condo de Ro,nanoue,. pcro
no se trataba dc haeerse 81 nHuyeute
slno de coopcrar a que la idea prospe-
rase. y cnyIo la carta del Coude II has.
tire presidente de Ia Gamma dr De-
lcgados. y 81 Sr- de Diego le rr.pondi6
die esta maucra.
Diciembre - ia 1911.
senior Don j. Perez Losada san Jaan
Nj estimado amigo Y eminente compa-
nero:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-01-13
APHODINE DAVID
tAF0DIGA DAVID
PID0RAS LAxATJhAs
Eseeshsse 10 Iss sfsseisass isfssAtasns
nft gsTREEIMlEMTo

ml Estrs1imiento es afecci6n tan fPecueneA.
que no Sc cuenta la cantidad do medica-
clones pFopuestas una despues de otRa. Te
das, ademAs, offecen al enfermo el grave
tnconv9ntente dc un habito bastante RA
pido I'm esas condolences, atenuase, y 90
lmpresctndible aumentar 81 dosis para
uegar IN resultado. Es esta necesida4
IN vePdadeP0 peligrO para las personals que
tienen que apelar 4 los laxativos, pu6s en-
pieEa p0r iPritarse ell intestine, luego @
sstrehimiento no tarda en- hacerse mas par
unax que antes del empleo de los m1sm09
EntPan en- esta categoria los puFganTes
saltnOs, ell acthar, la eScamOnea. la talapa,
Ia coloQuint "a gonna guta que c0nstltu+
yen La base = mayOFia dc les prepaPae
ct0noa iaxatt .4
Conventa po sant0 acudir otPo8 mU-
dicamentos para nallar un vePdaderO esp&
cifico de la constipation. No basta, sR
efecto, provocar deposiciones; es precise,
ademAa y Sobre todO, cuFaF una afocci5n
que resulta tan peligrOsa para quieu %
hslta aqueiado de la misma | CuAntas
snisrmedades rssultan de esta
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-01-13
aUEVA MEDlCAClOR
DEL ESIREMIgAIEMI0

TrabaJOs antertores habian mostrado que
Ia BouRDAINR rrangula) es an Ptrsaats Nc
SrdstIco, PsrfectGmsHtc apropiade q IGs snfrm~
dGdss G62oniHGLss v d las afscciones hemcrrOS.
doIsS, que DORA con mayor efcaciG ortgtNa sASsos
dolores qua al ruibdrbO y si sen
Las 6istintas tentativag hcChzs al Obiets
Go que entire Ia BoURDAIN8 ffrangulal en-
la terapAutica, han fracas3do ante La din-
cultad con que So ha tropezadO, hasta aho-
"a, para conseguir una preparation que
sncerFara principles purgativos eonfoFms
sxisten en- la coPtexa SEGA
Nosha permitido resolver ell prOblcma ua
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