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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-24
CREDIT FOR
PURCHASES
IN GERMANY
Bankers Ask Harding for
Conference on Resump-
ton of Trade.

by DAVID LAWRENCE.
Especial to The Argus.)

Washington. Nov. %. = Leading
bankers have asked 'President-elect
Harding for a confer eLce as soon
as he returns from Panama SO. that
his views may be obtained on the
formation Of a banking syndicate
whereby $400.000,O00 of German
capital and securities now held by
the alien property custodian shall
become available as a basis Of
credit in International trade.
The plan to utilize the German
securities is also before the Wilson
administration, which is studying
the legal points involved. But the
understanding is 80 far reaching in
importance and has such vital
bearing on international exchange
that New York bankers are eager to
know how Senator Harding looks at
the matter so that there will be
smooth sailing ahead in the event
that start is made before March 4.
The securities were originally
held by Germans resident in the
United States or American corpora
tions and business houses in which
the majority of the stock was Ger
man-owned. These securities have
been held in trust during the war
and along with other German prop
erty their disposition has been left
to congress. President Wilson has
declined to recommend the return
of the property until America signed
IA peace treaty with Germany and
said treaty was ratified by the SEN
ate. One of the chief arguments
against the Knox resolution for a
separate peace was that it did not
bind Germany and that only by a
separate agfeement or treaty with
Germany could an understanding be
reached concerning such questions
as German property in the United
States or claims growing out of the
sinking of the Lusitania.
New Basis of Credit.
But the depression in export
trade and the general condition Of
American business which depend
very largely for their existence on
their ability to sell goods overseas
is part Of the present movement
to establish a new basis of credit.
Foreign trade has been adversely
affected not because of a surplus of
goods abroad but because of the alb
sence Of money or credit wherewith
to pay for American goods. The
movement to create a credit for
German purchases is believed by its
authors to be the best way to start
the ball rolling toward better con-
ditions in the exchange market gen.
orally.
Considerable pressure is being
brought to bear upon the Wilson
| (CONfinno6 m last D,~oN
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-24
FAMOUS BALL PLAYER
INJURED AT KENOSHA
IN DOMESTIC QUARREL
Row Over Divorce Lands
"Cub" Pitcher, Wound
ed, in Hospital

Kenosha. Wis.,, Nov. si.-(As.
socfated Press.)-Jlm Hippo
Vaughn. a pitcher for the Chi.
cago Cubs, was stabbed By his
father.ln.law ut midnight dur.
ing an argument at the Vaughn
home.
The stabbing followed an argu-t
ment prompted by the divorce pro-
ceedings of the Vaughns, the case
of MRS. Vaughn having been sched-
uled for hearing yesterday.
Mrs. vaughn's father came from
the east to the hearing. He is said
to have been angered over charges
made by Vaughn that his wife had
been friendly with other men.
MIR. and Mrs. Vaughn effected q
reconciliation before the case came
up. They agreed to live together
again and returned to their home,
here. Their 9-year-old son was
with them.
Result Of Quarrel.
The stabbing was the result Of .
family quarrel prompted BY the
divorce proceedings of the Vaughns.
Mrs. Vaughn's case for separation
was scheduled for hearing yester-
day, but they had effected q recon
Citation and we're about to move to
Chicago.
As Vaughn was returning to his
home he was met on the street by
his father-in-law, Harry Debolt, ani
an argument followed. Debolt, xc-
cording to the police. slashed at
the pitcher with = razor. cutting
through his overcoat and inflicting
a slight wound IN the stomach. The
wound Is not serious. Vaughn
probably will be able to leave the
hospital within a few days.
After the stabbing Debolt lied
and has not been captured. Debolt
has lived In Kenosha with his FAM
lily for five or six years.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-24
BOILER BLOW Up
TAKES ) LIVES

Janesville. Wis. Nov. 24.-Five
persons were killed today in a boil
er explosion at Stoughton, Wis. ac-
cording to reports received here.
The Gead are:
EMMETT MARTIN. o. GRAVES.
WILMAR NICHOLS and an uniden-
titled woman, all OF Stoughton. and
GEORGE FERGUSON, said to be
an insurance agent Of Janesville,
but not known here.
The explosion occurred in the
condensary plant OF the Stoughton
Marketing company.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-24
LOWER PRICED
MEAT PROMISED
FOR DECEMBER
Declines in Livestock Quo
tations Indicate Large
Reductions.

Chicago, Nov. 24.-(United Press)
Consumers can begin digesting
l0wer-priced meat within the next
month as q result Of present sensa-
tional declines in livestock quota
tions. research departments of Chi
cago packers predicted today.
Admitting drops from $23 to
$10.50 for hogs, and similar reduc-
ti0ns in cattle markets in less than
a year, theoretically indicate great
cuts in dressed pork and beef prices,
these economists believe the pub
lie will benefit but little because:
By-product prices-the guage OF
retail meat Quotations-have de-
clined.
Retail dealers are reluctant to
make commensurate reductions,
and a month is required for cattle
and hogs to wend their ways
through the preparation processes
to the consumers table.
Retail meat prices should have
already started downward, Leslie
O'Rear of the research department
of Armour & Co., said, because Of
lower trends of wholesale meats in
the last two months.
Our prices began dropping
when export business felf of, thus
causing less demand" O'Rear said.
''The wholesale came from $23 to
SIS on the strength of this Retail
prices should now average 5 cents
under quotations of a month ago.
Selling Panic.
Lately farmers have been hold
ing of shipments because Of the
election and the bumper crops.
They began dumping their cattle
and hogs on the market last week
the big break was Thursday when
the decline was from 81 to $3.50
on hogs. It, has developed into a
selling panic"
Similar drops in by-product
prices, O'Rear explained, will cur
tail the effect Of the decline in live
stock prices. because packers count
the revenue from the waste to bal
ance the returns from the sale OF
dressed meats.
while live stock is a sellers
market, by-products cannot be dis
posed OF now at any price," accord
ing to O'Rear.
Hide quotations have dropped
from $50 to $21, and offal and other
by-products similarly declined, he
said.
\ This would result in lower shoe
prices, clothing and other articles
according to experts, but the pub
lies buying strike has taken away
,, the market for the raw materials.
By-products of lamb which year
ago sold at $14 bring 81 now, &C.
; cording to l.. H. d. Weld Of the re.
search department of Swift 4 Co
Weld also held the retail dealers
responsible because the public has
not benefited from recent reduc.
tions in wholesale prices.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-24
LEAGUE TO
HEARvIEWS
OF HARDING
Senator Mccormick Is
Spokesman for Presi-
dent Elect in Europe.

Paris, Nov. "a. - ASSOCIATED
Press.) - United States Senator
Medill Mccormick Of Illinois, who
sailed yesterday from New York for
Europe, is crossing the Atlantic to
lay Senator Harding's personal
views on the League of Nations be-
fore governmental chiefs, says re-
port from Geneva to the Echo de
Paris.
The dispatch states that the OBJ
ject of Senator McCormick's trip to
Europe was discussed by delegates
to the assembly of the League of
Nations at Geneva yesterday.
Plans to Disarn.
Geneva, Nov. "a. - ASSOCIATED
Press. Projects for an interna-
tional staff, proposed by Leon Bour-
geois Of France, at the Versailles
conference and rejected there, were
reviewed hero yesterday In q pro-
longd discussion regarding the re-
duction OF ornaments.
M. Bourgeois, first Of all, declared
that the carrying out Of the Yer
sailles treaty must be assured be-
fore disarmament was possible. He
declared that in order TO make that
treaty effective. some military Or
ganization such a. he had proposed
and the peace conference was re-
quired.
Details Of this discussion, made
known last night, indicated that the
sentiment prevails in the commit
tee of disarmament that It 10 impos-
sible to secure at present q general
scrappinE of war materials. On
/ the other hand. Signor Schanbef.
an Italian member. pointed out the
danger to the league in the disap-
pointment Of the masses IL nothing
should be done.
Program To-day.
TOday's program comprised com
mittee meetings and a meeting OF
the council OF the league at which
it was expected action would be
taken ON the assembly's request for
negotiations with Mustapha kemal.
leader of the Turkish nationalists.
through one of the powers.
| There il some uncertainty 1eia-
tive to the admission OF Luxem-
bourg and Finland to the league,
but it is said that 1t 10 probable they
may be invited to join BY . mA1ofhy
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-24

INSPECTS
waterway
At PANAMA
Harding Making Tour Of
canal on Government
Mine Sweep.

ctidobal, Canal Zone, Nov. "a
tlscciated Press .)--Senator War
&C, Harding. United States pres
ssnt-slect, gave up golf and motor
: this morning to make a per-
aaaal study Of the practical work.
~ Il the Panama canal. lie
,laansd to leave here at $3.50
se|oek on . government mine
sweeper and looked forward to a
hisurely journey through the wa
tnvay.
His Trip was more than a sight
sseiag expedition. Stops were ar
nsgsd at Gatun lock and at other
,blnts to permit close inspection
1 probIems of canal maintenance
II management. this inspection
Ddne one Of the big reasons for
n. Harding's trip to the canal
ma
NJ. Harding has taken a keen
isisrest In the future Of the canal
IL ID known to believe it to BE-
Aeae Of the outstanding national as.
sss % regards foreign commerce
During the debate in congress rela.
tive to the canal at the problem
d tolls for American ships received
hb particular attention. his strong
lccaviction for free passage fol
ApeTican ships having been ex-
pressed many times. both in con.
rss and in his speeches during
N late campaign.
Colonel Chester Harding, gov.
a1of Of the canal zone, accom-
Dlnied him on the trip and tonigh
viii be his host at a dinner at tn,
Pacific terminal Of the canal. Tn,
dinner will be followed by a pub
Ne reception. and the party vii
fnain on the Pacific coast unit
hiday.
Finds Big Program.
when he arrived here yesterda,
u. Harding found a program o
slteftainment prepared for hin
which would have given him littl
tine for recreation. Officials O
N canal zone and the republic O
Psaama submitted plans for
kesds Of functions in his honor
n the president-elect indicates
ns would accept as many invita-
ees - practicable.
n The steamer Parismina was wei
tuned into the harbor by a swarm
aarmy airplanes and several sub
marines, which met her three mile
out and conveyed her to the docl
a large crowd cheered the pres
asnt-elect and his wife, and q for
hl greeting was extended by Gov
siuor Harding. Brigadier Genera
Aeonedy and Rear Admiral John
M commanders, respectively, @
military and naval forces in til
canal zone. ....
viii Stop at Vera Crux.
MEXICO City. Nov. 24.-President
ceo Harding will stop at Yer
uui enroute to the United State
uom Panama unless unforesee
circumstances prevent. said a state
usnt issued at the Mexican foreig
vaee last night. The statemen
l0eu that assurance had bee
.Ma that Senator Albert B. Fal
Nev Mexico would probably az
ave mere next Monday to attend tn
susufat.on as president Of Mes
:" @ General Alvaro Obregon.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-24
THE WEATHER


Somewhat unsettled tonight.
Thursday generally fair. Not much
change in temperature. with the
lowest tonight about 30 degrees.
Highest yesterday, 81: lowest
last night, SO.
12m. 7p.m. Tam.
yester. yester. today
Dry bulb temp. .36 81 50
Wet bulb temp. "a "a s.
Relative humid, .7S so %
River stage. e.5, no change last
"a hours.
River Forecast,
Only slight changes in the Mis-
siss:ppi will occur from Clinton to
Muscatine,
. I'M SHERIER, Meteorologist.
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According dispatches Holland
and the in exile the former Of the
seriously i'll little held for
Her five and daughter visiting time that the visits
will excite her The Augusta Victoria been
health
Germany
in World
conflict have weighed heavily The ccwnng blow the forced
flight 1sbandbeaen and in dspute
shelerng countryside Holland. this
month that the former German lord Holland
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River stage. s.5; no change last
"a hours.
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IL m. 7p.m. am.
yeSter. yester. today
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-28

Tzns-es - dstsnz para t-at=r 81 eera16n ,
10 pcl1oaa. iaeLUyca6o - Jroaqu:.ls. ss-ua '
dolores del Pecho. ei cual crent con "a RCro5a-
e!oa d tls RUtoTidaces 1nSdicas, = er los essos
So no san del toSo ineu-shl-s, poG-rncs pro
PS1eiocE- RE-o a rs PgrSocGs GCo GEEzn nue.
ES iagt-recioH5- Psra CsGS case pTesCTibinos
q trstantento sac cttrssnos eonvealente. pu-
Sicn3o sstzr squares do cue hs-Snos as todos y
ezd2 no De ios cRHoS. Ut mnGeicSS Etzncn- pa
- podcr Ga- ana opinion Go "a estldo. 81 g
hCuzAha - = dtrenea- , e. 10 Il da-eHaS a
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-28

t-acamicnto appropriate. , uurstros 'e-~'e'cs '~
-an remuae-sdos SQuitSsivR : eeon6r1icanen;e
incluycn6o ea este ERaoo e de las n-tnetnas cue
naceits para 81 curac!tn- Nos heroe cEeato
INA -erQtae,6n srYidiabAa Pues S-ata-nos a to
dos los cnfernos Ggs c-Sanes possible eH-H-.
sin Si:G--os en- 81 H~ncn 0 no dinc-o ps-n t.
games. = tescarxzrao tnIcanente En- su bono
rabilidad Esta1aos orEoposo= Dc baSc- O-sstsao
ausst-s ayudz a uachGs ente-Tncs pohres. 7
cue E-ae;Hs g zuese-ss EzSaaicoeoa h2a r-rn-
psraSo n Hahcd-
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cWn WUa s-gUFIl4u HNoV-O5 NE --"oH" = =
Eonbres. Jd. envejecen desdc teuLHrana edEd -: padGea oe u
Lz Intermediates. Las entG1ncdades de Ia prosata reSuEean u
--hls = n wees !ncurnbIcs. asi es que dhe consu!aSe c IN g,
peciMista expcrimentado antics de Cue e. cstndo de u sn.ermecao
inriSa su curaci6r. No polemcs enuuera- e este espscio Ncoa Hf
,iptona, que denotan eutermetades de IA rT6stata. porcue o nj
.bos v diy-sns; pro 81 les dire. que 10 sc eAcusntran III enieF
nos que Sc ven obIgados = cua-dar cana. deoen eoon7 PlcS ,
no Ge;ar pasa- mas tempo sin reci0IE ohSu2 y 0US %
cao sea de f&cl curGci6n.
81 no. fuera possible or ? hah!ar dctenidaInente con n
s.-np de esa clase de dolencias. deds rue los pr1neTos Slntonas
snpecca & maait-taze. pronto deia!ta de necesra7e o To- e
peciaistss para enfcrnedades cr6ncEs. teniendo pr nuestra. -rn
!. Istsfncci5n de dec- que & los caos qGe no o Teeonoeidanen~
n, ineurabs. rue-tros nStcios de tatamer:o % a ado hs C.
sritados mas satisEActcrioG.
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PEI PROSTAa'T"AY RECTO
rNEERMEnADES DE IA PROSTATA.

Caando I'd. Sc da c-enta De que 50 sa-
iod d,r.Lna ' sabc GCe Ia euterGedid IA no
chu prcsa de 81 o-ysnisrno: CGaHto "a SFec
.sta- cufertao de L. pr6StHtn, cuanio esta IS
Il a,argada. iaClamada. i-ritada. cua7co tC.
t;cne trecucn:c. dcseCs de oriuHT : a. haeeT-
10 ;. orina t;cEe puntos blancas como prta-
EOS de RiGod6n cuanGo Il N-!na - aclca ;
- drsr.- or;nar 70 pucde stcctuRrlo. Ctc.. )
c.-rs varies sintomas. ids. dcbcn a2rcsr-ar-
az a ntcude- tales indicaciones de 2"liE7o. 70
vnci!e nj un minute. vcncan n nue,tras ofiei-
mas Para que &c les hsEa IN cIaE'.n ninucio-
50 ' Sc sc2a con seguridad cua! IS AZ etado
nal como Al &c puede curar. 10 qrs = n tai caso.
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tors Sc lmi:an 3 ycr Ia IcrEIa del pacicnte. 4 hacrre una Guam
m p-Suu:as y a formulate una rcceta on iva mencina ap'-
rcn:sne1u ccaa las mohstiaS. por ms de u {! nal eonanua IN
;rrio-nen;e ) cuaado yueive a a0areccE c. para DHsentATe COZ "s
ea-aste1s de- una cn;erncdad cr6aica. ; "a. vc=' Y a incnFahs' Z
nal do Bright. n diatets y otras nuchas docneras incurao!es pne-
den scr cyi;aGaa Il Sc .s atata a tempo. Pcdenos EsegurSr q ~
u-!cs, amigos nucstros. cue s.! patcccn ie dolores en- n sTalas &c
IN, orna spcss ' raancaada @ &C nal oL-: dl.tad@n de In uEct-s
o algCn ORC te los muchSimos sintonas cue Sc Presentan q !s
de los riHons y que Z 0 le sn conocfcas, IA c! m
tcn:a~c cu-a- con remedies cass-o, o de p"tente. no - a maHcn
Ap-opiada. pues RurGue ca alSTi5os CAGES sarteH csuIados satsiHc-
to-;7a, en n rzayUria &c eNos ncccsi:an de los conoefricntos de IN
,spc,ia.1a. Quien pod-a decires 81 81 NAL tcne rcnncdio. La per
,ccciGn De nue&ros -o3ocinientos, n csa clnsc e enfernecahS J
los rnttodo5 Cue ussTo o rnpacitan 4 GaE e. me-oT SaGan1en-
To DaIbe
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-28

EsIe Cenero de enteEmedades es al V1 DC
las que Crcsentaa mas serias comphcacionc7 = Co
lcncias a ptsar De Este, e. rnuchos casos los nedi-
cos. aun los mismos es9ecLai!stas. Sc lIHi!taH E IA
ec- IN Iicc-o exanen del psciente. Tenisndo csto
prcscnte. henos cUidado G- cTuipar conveniente1en-
te uucstras ]csic!ras con los aparatcs nece5aros pa
"A pCder haccr un cSaraen ~pertecto de Ia eaierne-
dad , tod3vta mas. en- case de duda pEocedGmoa q
los cxamcncs quimico : micrusc6pico de las sscr~
Clones, Y nsi, lcrnliz,moS IA causa adenaa. dS2o-
nc-nos Dc spa-stos dotad,s de Luz cue puedsn ser
introIrritos ro- Jos dI:creutes orficios del cc=-po
humane. ilumiaardo n parte interior y !oGran3nse.
po- este medic. ayrcciar oertectauente e laEar en-
QUO "A crtc-mciad -aGica. Guam r menudo los doc
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A LOS vIsETAN-ls DE LA C1UDAR

nera de ua-ios- 4 srrslss parsucss
que descca eonsrltarns seercz De ga 10
fernedad, is r~sromendamoo % hagxa tan
proato como leSuen d u etuda6, p1es
nuchos casos que han sido sExDtna6as
p-opiarnents pueden ser eurscos On caa~
irvando les medIe!nnr Que a. efento ne
~.esitsr. Inaistoos en- deer qSe 1ueha
que se erren cnfernos sn fsahtad no -
estan, sino que 6enen soh-n<nss ntHuna
tpdispos:ci6n f&cl Dis eHr.I
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Al, ua.en;e Ce sc vendcn en- canHdadu cnorrno. o td q q
DO, = nc obstaats 6 my .To e. $50 c n que esAs med!etnas ESs
j.. ou7r. Cuando .pa-ezcan 10, prmeros sfntomas dc estar-o. I'd
dbe acudir a IN rnsdco eoupetsnts para cIphesrs SO estAeo. ,
81 l. daS e tutnr!en:o que en- 81 eonepeSo eume Adeenaan- Ao
y, ftap- dae tencrse e cueata que sn a1neroeeS Los cHs "
estar-cs sn IA. membranes mucosss del eucrpe , qua no "ns -
IN. .ascs pueden sci euradc. de Ia usma Hann- u anS q
1900 NO. 2eriectanenta q e.o para administering Il r.
..,iepto .p-opiado siendo tsts Is 6n!ca msnera rHrs loSrH
- - y d,rrade-n. e. canrro uasal % erranns FOR nrhs
a, ,uerro sf.tema de generaci6n de e=ono. seoraosnaoo o EEaa"
o+,. rnedietna. u -canos eeavenienes SeIun 81 saao ea SN
fcrro- ~ - A
nrrrNmAxENTE DE NUEsTRo AEToDo PARA ouEAk
cATARRo
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clcntiNccs Ma nCta-E0A e CANLE! DE- Ia ELEI - y-t1co Io-
medic De- ESQ apa-GoS Ga Rayo4 : esuiEp &c CoVients &c AA
Rr~cusnetA, e. ral q IN metoGo reccaccIdo eoro etica= 2-a Il
Sz-sel6n C e.a ckss De enfe-nedaGsA Fs-uGa, RhcBos, ctS-
a0 rz..6S e!EnSf-szrzug = rC=r-as edcin2-
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onsulieros inmediatamente, la ConsuIta es Gratis.
FERMOS EN- TODAS LAS ETAPAS De LA VIDA:
CATARR O.

La ute-uedad cue 8 rec1 q nsuzds Il Pm
ctpio de e isis" nomh-e Terdaderamcnss apro-
r+ado. hace vs-imas o infiaidnd do personal, h1
ctalcs usan pare eurs-se nedie;lu ca pat.ntA
Mucass de estsI pcronss padscen catArro hto un
asprcto dcte-minado y no &c dan etnet2 Do dc.
hxsts que gu o-Ezaigr1o SO deSiita. , como no FL
ben n vcrdad.ra snfcrmedad que podeeen. rrsuita
que tra:an do curar oGa dsstiHta, % Gue dn p@
resuitaGo ua enpecran!en.o de 81 ctado- e cst2-
no dcblits dc tai nlznera FL BistenA, CUE <1eiita
n entraGa de loo EerTnenes de scras enfermeando.
as que, una vcz a-TsiSadas a. orsaaisno, p-o&-r
san rapidamente- - Eradc de que SOLO Tn euidads
extreme y mediGa- rtraordila-ias pcedeu ssvIz
|. yid. del paciente. E1isten miles do medicines
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ENFTRMEDADES DEL CORAZON, DE LOS PULMO-
NES : DE LOS R~ESPIRATORIOS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-28

I,.,- Al na.hnte. Ell cual tSoe cue vdver = tcuas neoana y
-, S. ,..o gu eo.c-nedad e. p ms EeA puS sc y b 6S
t,npo para ,e dear=oBe en- q sstcnA La hnETSnS
ION ors ccsa I'd pequeho. tuEores 1aeuiarS u Seoa Nff"~
Influenza. ,oore .odo 81 ca-po = que acsan tcTEioa EH"rW
Y ns!es.ar. Nosot-os usancs L n ratAniento radical n - cum :"
-, ,,tc-,.dsd prd;eado aseSurar Ne uuSTo pEocediuien1 n
eoasste prccisamsnte n n GeEcn6n opezscien- e maeH oA~H
ne e. paciente puede seguir dcsempshan6H 10 'euosesono nA
+n,i- = Do- nuest,4 pa..e pcdrunos eurnro c u tempo nnSm~
BIZ. si.np-e u y % ezi,tan graves conrheAetonfs. NO h" NN@"
dc inycceIouzs de fu.rtes acidos, pcTo eOn 10 dt1nos noH
20 nue,tro mstodo Is radical, Ell euRl ha sco arrobsds p% !"
srtjdnde, medices. tauto de Europa como &c os pals
Pu1ta All o srdor ep e recto & eufsds con Ii a oT1
Recuerdcn Ce sta oficina fuS inBtaadz p1rA HencT .
,e,i.sno. ,onrn = G-c e han tornado todas rs medical &C
,,-,. my. orcpo-cisnAr Z los cnfeupS tdA ckse dc enocdsdeL
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A todas lu personEy cue rrsidan fusra
de "a C;udad y que hetaafmente sc en-
eucnt-en visiandola, ls haso nun cor
dial invitation para que visiten J iEspee-
clorea mis- ~oficinas y para cuc TsSa los
eu1ipcs con Cue contamos para e. TIA
tzuirn.o de Las enfermeGsdcs Dor medic
de los nn&to6os c!entEieos nSo raodernoa-
peseamoz one ncs visiten -odos. esten Q
20 cnte-nos. rara que ree;h-T UNA e1-
pHcAci6n DO nueatrOa sparatas J n aa-
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ALMoRRANAS, FISTULAS 7 ENFsf
DEL RECTO.

rndudablmente muchos dc Us. nan
lido. en- Ia mayofa dc los pe-i6dieos. I9s
-anuaeios Ge nedieians pa7 Ga cla'e
enfern.aade. y tanbi4n he5:&H ro'ndI
cue. cuando Sc comr-sa = usan dchas
trosps. alivian , caluahn de uns mane-
IN rcticia. pues e! oriSen de Ia sh1eE
"a "a, - 81 orvanismc. dnaGo po- re-
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CARBUNCLOS Y GRANOS.

POI medic Gc ruest-us Ur,Dlo~ espcciA-
ls p1<!c-os cr.a- Gchas rnfcracdadCs cE
IN rC-sOdo c. tempo razUnab!e.
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C0NSULTA 7 EXAMEN
GR ATS

rEMOS LA sNURDD DELE QUE I'd DEAS AB1R:m h sI?4 cmo me mm mi T@2!
A I'd "A MAGNFNA OPONUNDD QUE Sc LIE PRESENTAP PARA CURA&E?
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INTERMEDIATES N~ERFiOSAS.
PodIaulos cScrbir ,Odo VI hbro Ree-eH do
5a- rene-o dr. Intermediates san Que Tor clio p"-
Gissezaos asecu-a- cue hAbiauoS dicho todo 10 QUO
deb. sabr-se 6ce-ca de elias. Sin embargo. nS
o-r-.-r7.,s ea terminus de que. n2"stros bucnoS
a-.rcs. .gp rex!canoS. Q-cdaa !o-rnar5c una idea
complete cc-~ederles 81 iT9o-c1Ceia que Il ga
% r,sli:c-c- CIe-tamrDtc ,-s manifestations son
e--ibIcs ; sus yictiuas Sc c-catan. ts-7ic cntre los
-fcos como entire los pobTeS. Con :-7c1cnc'S 81
sln;or-as d;i,eTra. Qe-o los 7csll;21ns son ''rT'pFe
lrIIsl.. Asl So nos prcscnta1 cacIcn:es qGc Il
Ereprr.a- Sc sicaien Eun cansatos: cue cl sCS"o no
is Ia p-opo7ciuaado e. jcScansP .rrcsaro, y cstan
si.-7o-s uye-uzos: 81 mcmo-ia - drmasiado pobTc
= .nGo q. cuerro 10 sjcu,ea ad9!u-,do en- una pa