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The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-02-27
BUY w. S. s.

There appears to be few fellows in
this town who think that newspa-
per's mission in life is to
publish the news so long as it
does not pinch their toes, but when it
gets to pinching them they get up on
their ear and hustle to the telephone,
cuss at the editor and threatens him
with all kinds Of dire happenings
We want to say this to all those who
have an idea that they can throw a
scare into the editor, that he does not
very easily scare, and that cussing at
him over the telephone and coming
into his Office and telling him that he
is prevaricator does not get very
far with us. We have no desire to
quarrel with these people but at the
same time we are not going to hold
the sack to cover up any good news
stuff that happens along for fear of
hurting the feelings of a bunch of
fellows who have been trying their
best to put us out of commission. We
think with many others that somebody
got stung but if they did they did
it with their eyes open and have no
one to blame but themselves. The
most high and righteous guys at the
head of this institution whose feelings
are hurt so badly are the very ones
who started a boycott on this paper
last summer, have been trying ever
since to put US out of business and up
to this time and for all time to come
will meet with failure-why should we
cover up some Of their questionable
deals, we ask. The Fargo Forum, Bis
marck Tribune and other papers car
ried the same news story and the
Capital City Press, the league daily
at Bismarck, admits that things were
not right, SO why don't these holier
than thou fellows get after them, not
center their wrath on the Times Rec
ord. We don't care whoop what
they think of us-no love is lost, but
we are going to publish this news just
the same. Intimidation and cussing
ut us does not scare Us worth q cent,
and II some Of these fellows want
more tight they can have it. We shall
publish the news let the chips fell
where they may.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-02-27
BUY W. S. S.

Speaking about organizing and tax
ing over these banks in various plac-
es in the state A. C. Townley says in
letter published in the North Da-
kota Leader and reproduced in this
paper in it's issue Of Saturday, that
the league has nothing to do with any
of these banks and that anybody or
ganizing the same in the name Of the
league are crooks and should be pros
ecuted. Then we read where Jack
Hastings, one of the high finance ex-
perts, who has been getting this rake
off on bank organizations, and is
prominently mentioned as a candidate
for the management Of the Bank of
North Dakota, says under oath be-
fore the state banking board at Bis
marck that he was ordered sent to
Valley City to organize and take over
the American National Bank. Now
either Townley or Hastings is lying,
which is it? 1t does not make much
difference who the liar is, we do
know that in every case where bank
has been purchased that the men who
have done the business are Mr.. Town
ley's aides and assistants-and in ad-
dition to that we have conclusive evil
dence that they are extra sharp fnan-
ciers.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-02-27

Mrs. Louise Clark entertained in
'nrnnally at her home on First avenue
in honor Of Mrs. o. J. Thogerson, Of
Bainville, Mont. The house was beau
tifully decorated with flags and cut
flowers. The decorations carried out
in George Washington style. Covers
were laid for fifteen, place cards be-
ing used. Music and cards and a
bounteous supper being the feature of
entertainment. The guests departed
at 1880 expressing themselves we'll
pleased with the evening and all de-
claring Mrs. Clark grand hostess.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-02-27

Northeast Quarter lJE la Of Sec
ton Thirty-two 1927, in Township
One Hundred Forty (14O) North
Range Sixty 600, in Barnes County,
North Dakota.
There will be due on said mortgages
on the day of sale the sum Of = ll4o.UO,
together with statutory attorneys fees,
costs Of foreclosure and sale, and dis
.bursements allowed by law.
Dated this 25th day of February,
"a. d. 1919.
Assignee.
"a. r.. PAULSON, 4.
Attorneys for Assignee,
Valley City, N. D.
First Pub. Feb. ~, last Pub. April 81
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-02-27

Rev. VIM. Walker on Sunday morn
ing preached powerful and conyinc-
ing sermon on hygiene and dress re-
form with a few other things thrown
in, the fore part of his sermon being
Of patriotic nature. 1t sure was
some sermon and the way the good
pastor handed it to these people who
inclined to go to the extremes on dress
was not slow. He also paid his re-
spects to those parents who did not
take enough interest in the children
to see that they had the proper home
environments, the right kind of
books and reading matter and saw the
right kind of pictures at moving pic
ture shows. It was some sermon.
An excellent musical program was
rendered last evening in the Epworth
M. E. church by the choir under the
direction of Miss Florence Hedstrum.
The anthems were of high order and
finely rendered. The mixed quartet
was well received. The bass and tenor
solos by Mr. Chilberg and Mr.. Lee
brought out the fine qualities of their
voices. The pastor explained briefly
the meaning Of "Selah" (set your life
to music.) Miss Celicia Cross Of Afri-
ca also spoke briefly on "The Centen-
ary and Foreign Missions" It was
a fine service and we'll attended.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-02-27
PUPILS COMPLETION ExAMIN-
ALTON

Regular examination Of applicants
for completion certificates in any Of
che common branches Of study will
be held Thursday and Friday, Feb
ruary 81 and 28, 1919. Examiners
who have not already sent in to this
Office the list Of questions required
will please do so at once.
NELLIE B. WHITCHER,
Supt. Of Barnes County Schools.
13-2tw
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-02-27

Superintendent Of Public 1nstruc-
ton Minnie J. Nelson came down
from Bismarck Saturday and spent
the following day at her home in this
city. She returned to Bismarck Sun
day night. Miss Nelson says that she
expected the Legislature to act on the
educational bill today. Some amend
ments have been made so far and the
bill modified in some respects.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-02-27

The Rebekahs will give a party
in K. P. hall on Thursday evening,
February 81. This will be card and
dancing party, and everybody will be
cordially welcomed. Tickets rs cents,
I'm 24-3td
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-02-27

WANTED Salesman. Active, ener-
getic man, with or without selling
experience. Opportunity to establish
in own community business paying 81
to SO per day. Stetson Oil Co., Sta
tion E., Cleveland, Ohio.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-02-27

We understand that the A and A
boys will give another dance tomor-
row night in the K. P. hall, the first
one that they have given for three
weeks. Music will be furnished by the
Rathje's orchestra and everybody is
invited.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-02-27

Mrs. o. j. Torgerson, left last night
for her home in GAINESVILLE, Mont.
after several weeks visit with her sis
ter, Mrs. Louis Clark.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-02-27

G. w. Hanna left Friday night for
Chicago, where he will attend the
meeting of the National Educational
Association, here there this week.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-02-27

There will be a card party at the
Catholic school hall next Monday eve
ming at eight o'clock. Refreshments
served. Everybody welcome.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-02-27

Miss Maybelle Grewcox arrived
from Brainerd Friday and was guest
at the Wiley Nelson home until Sun
day afternoon when she returned to
Brainerd accompanied by Mrs. Grew
cox, who has been here for the past
five or six weeks.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-02-27

Miss Frances Pray came up from
Faribault, Mimi, Friday to visit over
Sunday at the hime of her parents,
DR.. and Mrs. E. A. Pray.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-02-27

The state senate has receded from
its extravagant program long enough
to kill the bill for the $4,000 for a
governors mansion, the members OF
the upper house evidently got bunch
that the present mansion was good
enough that the governor could fur
nish his own chauffer.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-02-27
From Mondays Daily
| Ross R. Martin and family of Oris-
,ka, were Valley City visitors Sunday.

Sergeant Tom Delaney returned
home this morning from Camp Lewis,
Wash.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-02-27

Woodbine Chapter No. 4 will enter
tain the district meeting of the o. E.
s. Tomorrow, Tuesday Feb. rs. There
will be representatives from the chap
tiers of Jamestown, Cooperstown, Sam
born and Litchville. At A p. m. a
school of instruction will be conducted
by Mrs. Percy E. Goodwin Of Fargo.
At 1880 sharp banquet will be serv-
ed at the Rudolf hotel and following
this will be the inspection Of the chap
ter by Worthy Grand Matron Mrs.
Efie Lair, Of Bismarck. All mem
bers and visitors cordially invited.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-02-27

Emory Burgess returned to Dris-
coll this morning after a few days
visit with his parents in this city.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-02-27

Mayor I. J. Moe, Alderman L. G.
Moultrie and N. A. Johnson left on
No. 8 this morning for Bismarck
where they go to investigate matters
in regard to putting in new equip
ment at the home municipal plant.
While there they may take in the leg
islative whirlwind and watch the
wheels revolve-and they are going
to go some in the next three or four
days.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-02-27

The newspaper bill providing for
the appointment Of only one official
newspaper in the county and compell-
ing every legal notice of whatever ma
ture to be published in the one paper,
has been recommended for passage by
the league caucus at Bismarck. The
league leaders admit it will kill off 200
country newspapers that have been
boosting their communities for a
quarter of century or more, but they
do not worry about these men any
more so long as they shut off an indie
pendent press and build up a machine
that will circulate their own socialis-
tic propaganda. So far as we are
concerned we are not going to worry
about the matter, but we do feel sorry
for those fellows who have eked out
living in the small towns, and week
in and week out, have boosted their
particular locality. This bill is about
the rawest piece Of legislation that
has ever been attempted and shows the
vindictiveness of the leaders. There
should be enough independent mem
bers in the legislature to protect their
little home paper and give them a
chance to continue in business.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-02-27

President Wilson was given most
enthusiastic reception by the people
Of the bean city-Boston- when ne
landed there Monday. The president
has been away from his own country
for two months trying to get this peace
business fixed up and on his return
he was greeted with enthusiasm. we
have practically been without a pres
ident during this time, and while the
old ship Of state has been rolling
along apparently all right the pilot
is needed right here to guide it
through the rocks and shoals OF our
political and economic life. In our
Judgment the president should have
remained here, but he evidently
thought different, so that our opinion
does not count for much.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-02-27

No wonder friend Townley wanted
to go through bankruptcy proceed
ings. He wanted to put himself in
shape where he could get hold Of a
lot of this bank stock which ne could
not do if the bankruptcy court had not
saved him. AS fnancier that gen
tleman has proved a failure for him
self and as business manager for
the state Of North Dakota he is prov
ing that he is a failure at that: The
only real good we can say that he has
done so far is to get millions out Of
the farmers Of The northwest to build
up great big political machine, pro-
vide soft snaps for lot of monde
script socialists who could not make
living any other way, and to plunge,
through his wild cat system Of legis-
lation the state into heavy debt that
is going to make these same farmers
squirm to pay the taxes next Decem-
Der,
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-08-11

Und ne o.u. umre
natf "hr rN|fer 1Hte % woct
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-09
SECCION PARA LOS NINOS


un POGO de Ia bcca, para que Ia llama
Sc apague pronto.
En- otra botella igual pongamos un
POGO de aqua de cal, que obSendre.
mos poniendo I'm pedazo de cal viva
en- aqua, Y agitandola varias veces,
hasta que vuelva a quedar clara.
Cuando Sc haya apagado Ell cabo
de veIa, saquemoslo, Y pongamos en-
la botella en- que ardio otra poca de
aqua cal.
BESIDE luego notaremoS una gran
diferencia entire ell aqua de ambos
frascos pues mientras que Ia de la
botella en- que ardi6 Ia vela aparece
de color lechoso. el aqua de Ia otra
permanece clara.
:Por que esa d~iferencia?
Els porque el aire del frasco EN-
ardi6 la vela ha sufrido un cam
bio, meior dicho, Sc ha tornado ALI
acido carbonico, V este es ell que ha
hecho que la vela Sc apague, pues dl-
cho gas es impropio para la respi-
raci6n V para Ia combustion. Y por
ESQ colocando nos carbones encendl-
dos en- un trasto, Y tapado este al
punto Sc apagan les carbones-
Ell acido carbonico del frasco al
coutacto del aqua de can Sc COM
bin6 con Ia cal, y Sc formo carbo-
nato de cal, V es esta s%ustancia la que
ell aqua de dicho frasco presente I'm
color lechoso.
Como en- ell otro frasco no habia
acido carb6nico, no. Sc formo car
bonsto. V ell aqua conserve su color
claro.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-09

Pues por I'm sencillo fenomeno de
inercia . Els esta una propiedad que
tienen todos los cuerpos de no mo-
verse, cuando estan en- reposo, 81 no
es por alguna fuerZa, Y de no dete-
nerse, 0 pararse, cuando estan en- mo-
vimiento, sino es por medic de algu-
ma fuerza-
Al levantar ell brazo rapidamente
imprimimos al jarro IN movimiento
de abajo hacia arriba, 10 mismo que
a los frijoles. Pero cuando eli bra
70 subia con eli jarro 10 detuvo' re-
pentinamente ell ~traveSano, Y el bra
20 obligo al jarro a d%etenerse tam
bien. Pero como los frijoles estaban
en- ell fondo del jarro, nc hubo fuerza
Que los detuviera, Y continuaron su-
biendo, o moviendose hacia arriba.
Repetimos Ell experiments en- sentl-
do contrario. Estando ell vase So
bre n mesa bajemoslo tan rapida-
mente como podamos. La fuerza del
brazo hace que el jarro baje con
gran rapidez, pero esa fuerza no a.
fecta a los frijoles del fondo del ja-
rrc. Que no siguen ell movimiento We
loz de este, sino que Sc quedan atraS
Y Sc arremolinan. V acaban por de-
rramarse los mas en- ell suelo.
Uno V .otro fenomeno Sc deben a Ia
inercia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-09

Pongamos unoS maices, frijoies,
chicharos, o cualquiera otra cosa Sc
mejante en- ell fonGo de un vase.
Luego coloquemonos frente a un ira
vesano de hero o de MADEIRA, cue
pueda detener nuestro brazo, al su-
brio o al baiarlo. Podamos utili-
Ear para nuestro experimental Ia ca
becera de una cana, el barandai de
una ventana. etc, o poner sobre dos
cajones IN palo que pueda detener
nuestro brazo.
Pongamos ell vase en- Ell suelo Y al
cenoslo rapidamente, de modo que ell
brazo sea contenido bruscamente por
ell ~travesano. Entonces veremos que
ell vase Sc detiene, en- tanto cue los
friioles siguen caminando hacia a
rriba, al grade de saltar del vase Y
desparramarSe por el sueio algunos.
;Por Qua ell vase Sc detiene, y los
frijoleS no?
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-09
Ell CONGO D~EsOBEDIENTE

ties, por 81 hubiere algun peligro, G
introduciendose en- 81, apenas Sc movla
una yerba. Aquello era para hacer
reir al hombre mas serio. Ese pri-
mer dia apenas saco el cuerpo del nj
do.
Al dia siguiente Sc repitio Ia salida
con cast los mismos temores, pero va
Sc alej6 unos cuantos pasos de su ha-
bitacion, aunque siempre yolviendo a
cada momento a ella, apenas adver-
tia el menor Tuido.
POGO a POGO los paSos fueron sien-
do mas distances, y menoS los temo-
res. I'm dia Sc atrevi0 4 subir a I'm
penasco, Y ~parandose en- las patas
traseras beba a grandes sorbos eI
ARE oxigenado del campo, Y Sc dila-
taban sus pupilas con Ia gloria de IN
sol de octubre, reverberandO sobre IA
esmeralda del campo, Y casI crilca-
ba en- SUI interior 4 Su pobre madre,
que lie habia ordenado que por MIN
gun motive abandonase el nido. \
caSl, caSI tacnaoa de Ilranlca eSa OF
den.
Cuando mas abSorto estaba contem-
plando la n~aturaleZa Y e~ntregado a
tales pensamientos, oyo un ruido q
corta distancia de donde 81 estaba.
Parecia que algo Sc arrastraba sua-
vemente produciendo IN ligero ruido,
agitando las hojas. Por ultimo, et
ruido ces6 al pie del penasco, Y de en-
ire las hierbaS asomo una horrible
cabeza de vibora. abriendo su horri-
bic boca, amenazando tragarse al CO.
neJito.
Entonces Sc acord6 este DE su ma
DIRE Y de las recomendacioneS que lie
habfa hecho, pero va era tarde, por-
que no habia modo de volver al nido.
FL pobre animaiito Sc sentia cada rez
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-09

mas cerca de las fauces de Ia vibora'
como 81 una fuerza 10 empujara a
precipitarse en- aquel horrible antro.
Por fin, ell conejo cay6 en- Ell hoclco
del reptil, gritando IN un supreme eS-
fuerzo: Mama! mama!'I
La coneja oy6 el critic lastimero de
su hiio, Y voI6 a 81 socorro. De un
salto Sc coloc6 sobre la vibora, Y con
sus garras lie rasgo la piel en- rar7as
partes, V ~abriendole n ancha herl-
da logro rescatar a su hijo de las fau-
ces del monstruo.
Vuelto al nido, los cuidados mater
males pronto volvierOn a la vida al
c~onejito, Y POGO despues saao del to-
90.
Y toda su vida fue muy obediente
acordandose que su d~esobedlencla !e
precipit0 en- un peGgro gravisimo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-09

Habia en- I'm campo n coneJa que
tenia un hiIto de un mes de edad,
al cual dejaba diariamente en- sn M
do cuando ella iba al campo en- ousca
del systemic diario.
Al salir recomendaba Ia madre al
coneIrro que por NADIA de este mundo
-abandonara 81 uido, oyera 10 que oye-
"a. por que afuera ha6ia muchos pc
ligros para los ninos.
Por varfioS dias Ell conejito obede-
clio las ~indicaciones de su madre, Y
sdesde su nido, oculto entire la yerba.
contemplate como las hormigas iban
vvenian afanoSas hacienda sus provi-
stones para el ~invierno; como las a.
ranas tejian 81 tela para apriSionar
las moscas que incaptas quedaban
;prendidaS en- los hilos de aquella Il
nisima red; como los pajaros canta-
ban en- los arboles ' hendian ell espa-
clio como dardos luminoSoS.
Pero 10 que mas Ilamaba Ia aten-
cion al c~onejito era el campo, IA in
mensidad del campo, inundado de luz,
cubierto de IN manic de verdura y
poblado de mil rumore que el peque-
no acercaba a percibir desde 81 nj
do.
La vista de aquel paisaje lie encan-
taba al grade de coucebir el proyecto
de dar unos pasOs Dor aquel campo,
cuando su madre Sc ausenrara del nj
do.
"Ya tengo IN mes, Sc decia ell CO.
neTtC* va puedo andar poT mi mis-
mo, Va soy IN ~jovencito, cast IN hom-
bre, Y va est Tempo de oque intente
caminar por mi mismo.'
e. primer dia que sali6 del nido
10 hizo con mil temores. Primero Sc
par6 en- Ia eEtrada del nido Y asomo
las narices, husmeando por todas par
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-09
Hermosa Beach, Cal.
NJ. c. Martinez.

Estimado senor:--Damos a listed
las mas expresivas gracias que con
sus virtuosas instrucciones he que
dado completamente sana de las en-
fermedades que sufria, 70 estuVe pa
Geciendo durante siete amos y en- ese
tempo fui atendida por algunos me-
dicos de los cua!es no tuve ningunos
resultados, en~contrandome postrada
en- CANA por cinco meSes sin poder
tomar mis- a~limentos, por fin tome
su direction en- FL Heraldo de Ne
xico Y decidi tomar su tratamiento.
Dow a listed las mas repetidas gra-
cias Dor haberme curado.--Julia ID.
Lopez.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-09
Nogales, Arizona.
rof VI. C. Martinez.

4 ANA-
Estimado senior: - La presente
es para m~anifestarle que despueS de
Ia voluntad de Dios V de practicar su
cratamiento, segun u instruccloneS,
he ~recobrado enteramente mi sa!ud
d~eteriorada por los males que me ?
ouejaban. Adjunto a esra fotogra-
fla como prueba del immense agrade-
cimiento hacia listed por haberme
curado: asi como al mismo tempo lie
~autorizo para que tanto de esta car
ia como de dicha f~otografia, haga
ell use que lie conrenga como I'm tes-
timonio a 81 favor de mi curaclon
sin medicinas, no deiando de reco-
mendarlo cuanto me sea possible en-
adelante. Alta. Y ;. S. Angela Ro-
bleS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-09

Tomemos un cabo de vela, y por
medic de un alambre introduZcamos-
10, despues de haberlO encendido, DEN
tro de n botella de cuello angosto.
Veremos que despues de algunos MI
nutos la Hama Sc va hacienda cada
vez mas peC1ena, Y al fin sc apaga,
ST 81 experimental Sc hace con una bo-
leila de cuello ancho conviehe tapar
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-09
Cotton, California.
NJ. c. Martinez.

Muy senior mio:-Hacia dieciocno
.neses que ven!a sufriendo n en-
fermedad que para mi era ~extrafa;
tome differences medicinas Y muchos
Doctores experiments y ninguno me
pudo dar sana, sentia que en mi
cuerpo ME corrian unos dolores in
s~oportables Y no podia tomar mis- ali
mentos. Ahora me es grato mani
festarle que gracias 4 Ia Providen-
cia Divina Y a listed que me sano de
los males que padecia, no dejare de
recomendar So metodo de curar sin
medicina; lie mando mi fotografia
para que haga el uso que lie .conven-
ga.-Maria NJ. Armenia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-09

la HERBINE cura los cunstipados y hacc
cue los intestinos funcioacn con regular1dad.
De venta Tor In Botica San Pedro, 9lo w.
Commerce St, San Antonio, Texas. adv,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-09
Talvert, California
Prof. VI. c. Martinez.

Muy Sr. mio:-A1ando 4 listed mi
Testimonio Y Fotografia, en- gratitud
Dor el bien que me ha hecho, me re-
fiero a Ia enfermedad que sufrla
nor ocho amos, consulte varios Docto-
res sin resultado, s1fria arsia Y
falta de respiration, Sc me enfriaba
ell pecho, ell coraz6n y la espalda, no
podia respirar Ia brisa, caste mucho
dinero en- vano, hasta ahora con los
tratamientos de mi buen sanador sin
ninguna medicinal consegui mi salud
Dios 10 guarde muchos amos para be-
neficio de Ia humanidad, que en- es-
he mundo r que no hay otr5 Doc
tor como mi Sanador.-Donaciano
Camarillo-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-09
Correo. New Mexico.
'rof. NJ. c. Martinez.

Prof. NJ. {. Martinez.
Estimado senor:-Deseo a listed
felicidad Y exito en- su noble trata-
miento por medic del cual ne reco-
brado mi salud, por mas de IN ano
padeci de una ~enfermedad privada,
use medicines de patente y nunca
pude mejorar, hasta que me resofvi
a tomar su tratamiento Y commence
a tener buenos resultados; estoy on
vencido de sus metodos de curar sin
medicinal, gracias a Dios y a 81 ira
tamiento, que Dios 10 guarde mu-
chos amos para beneficio de todos los
enfermos; adjunto mando mi retra-
20 para que haga de el Ell uso que
mejor lie convenga.-Tranquilino ia
ramillo.