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keep their minds on their work"
 Adelaide Thurston isNanot%r star who as a stump speaker for the re- publican national committee. Is making tremendous hit. Mrs. Thurston Is done with the stage and is devoting all of her time to politics. She says of her change career: T left the world of make be- lieve to enter world of reality and find 1t far more stimulating and in- teresting."
 Doctors Wife Also
 Alexander Carlisle, at present in vaudeville, is famous as a star Is the wife of Boston physician and nominated Calvin Coolidge for Vice President at the Chicago convention When she made the nomination as Mrs. Peiffer. the world did not recognize in this eloquent woman the stage star. Like Mrs. Isetta Jewell Brown, who also made nomi- hating speech at the democratic con vention, she has hadl the advantage of having a-voice well trained on the stage for public speaking.
 The late Lillian Russell (Mrs. A. P. Moore). received important polit- ical appointment Just little while before her death. It was while on her way back from a trip to Europe. where she had been sent by Presi- dent Harding. to investigate the human side" of the immigration problem at the ports of embarka- ton, that she had fall which re-
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B1 DEITY RAxTER

Special Correspondent of The Age-HeraId = Copyright. 1929. by The AKe-Hernldl
 Washington. July s-Official Washington is back in town after it's Fourth of July celebration. The re- turned sojourners include the Pres ident and Mrs. Harding, who, when they went out to Marion, took with them an old Marionite in the person of one of the Presidents military aides, Maj. Ora NJ Baldinger The major was of that group of "newsles" whom Mrs. Harding trained with such special care and many of whom proved tower of strength to the Marion Star in it's formative days. Mrs. Harding, as you probably know, was circulation manager of her hus- bands paper and some of the means she employed to obtain efficiency from her carriers were strenuous and entirely out of fashion these days as much in newspaper office as in the schoolroom.
 Messenger to Aid 9
 As a lad of 10, the soldierly aide was promoted to inside office and served the editor of the Marion Star as confidential messenger and in other capacities. When Mir Harding entered politics, he took young Bal dinger to Columbus and later she was appointed page in the Ohio senate. From this position he took a course at the Virginia Military institute and eventually entered the army and was instructor in aviation when he was made an aide at the White House. He there, with the other aides, as- sists at all of the White House social functions, looking particularly after Mrs. Harding. like son might his mother. He sees that she doesn't stand too long talking or overtax her strength. Practically all the White House aides are bachelors but mar ried or single, they are in great de- m d for social functions, though they always have to make engage ments conditional, for they have to be at the beck and call of the President.
 Flew to Fredericksburg
 Vice Presiden& and Mrs. Coolidge are back in town from a flying trip to fredericksburg, Va, where Mir Coolidge took part in the exercises attending the launching of drive to purchase historic Kenmore, once the home of George Washington's sister, Betty Washington Lewis. A group of prominent people here, mostly with Virginia connections, went down for the event. Mrs. Coolidge
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ACTRESS WING A
 NEW FEATURE OF
 WOMAN'S PARTY
Committees From Theatres and Opera Companies will Be Added to National
 Woman'S Party
Ry CAROLYN VINCE

Fly CAhOLIN tANCE1 speoIaI Correspondent of Tho Age-Hera1d Copyright. 1929. by The Age -Herald1
 Washington, July S--An-
 nounceraent just made by the
 national vvOmAn's party of tho
 formation of an actresSes' com
 mtttee, headed by Mrs. Minnie
 Maddern F'tsIce. reveals the fact
 that many actresses are finding
 in politics n lure almost equal to
 that of the stage.
 ForsakinF the footlights, many former stars would rather scintillata and dilate upon party platforms than to glitter upon the histrionic boards. Some are seeking office and others as stump speakers are dazzling audi ences with their brilliant exposition of party policies. Others still re- maining in the theatrical profession are making of politics an avocation.
 Lender at Work
 Tn the latter group is Mrs. F1ske herself. She will not only participate in the general activities of the wom- ans party, but will speak of the work before the club women In the various towns visited by her com pany during the theatrical road sea son.
 Mary Garden, erstwfile manager
 
 company, will head the singers com mittee of the woman's party, and Madame Olga Petrova also will take an active part In the work of the organization.
 It seems that the two professions stage and politics dovetail very nicely. In the summer time when ,politlcal campaigns are in full swing, the theatrical business Is dull. In nlid-winter, with the theatrical sea- son at it's height. politics Is in the in the doldrums, Many actresses are inclined to regard their experi- ence on the stage as merely an ap- premiership to a career in politics. Where before they have merely re- peated lines from a play, they find that in politics they can use all their acquired nerve and fire and elo- Quence of diction in expounding their own political thoughts and In mak- ing Fourth of July orations.
 Need Not Wait
 An actress need not wait either until she becomes too passe for the stage, Mrs. Isetta Jewell Brown. a former star. who would rather shine In Congress than twinkle in the theatre Armament. Is a young and charming widow. She recently an- nounced her candidacy for the demo- cratic. senatorial nomination in West Virginia. Upon hearing of her can didacy, many of the old capital resi- dents who remember her when she led a stock company in Washing ton, .sor those who remembered her when she was leading lady for James K. Hackett, shake their heads politics. She says of her changed wins, how will those poor senators
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FARMERS WANT ONE
 WEEK GOOD WEATHER

Albany. July 8. - Especially - If weather conditions continue as good for another week as they have been recently, Morgan county farmers may raise record crops, according to re- ports tabulated here.
 The condition of crops in this coun- ty now is said to be better than at any time in several years. The boil weevil has made some inroads on the cotton crop, but farmers are making desperate efforts to eradicate the pest.
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rROss HvJRT IN RAID

Decatur. July tSpecial)- uty sheriffs. returning today from q raid on a still in the Notes Hollow section of this county, reported the wounding of man named Cross. It was stated the officer waited in hid ing at the still and that when two men appeared. the deputies called on them to halt.
 One Is said to have started running and was fired at. Cross fell. painfully hut not seriously wounded. He was given medical treatmsnt by Drs. Booth and White of Hartselle.
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Scotland Plans to Harness Water
 Places for Power

London, July s.-3cotland is waking up to the fact that it's lakes and waterfalls may be made to serve other purposes than providing scenic attraction for tourists. As proof of this the "Grampian Electricity bill' has been given a second reading in the House of Commons.
 The company is empowered to col lect and use the waters of Is looks and 99 sr,ell lakes, rivers and streams, over an area Of Ar square miles.
 The waters proposed to be utilized are estimated to be capable of gener- ating 56,00O horsepower to supply electricity in the counties of Perth. Kinross and Korfar and districts in four other counties. The capital is placed at 64.5oO,00O pounds.
 That any of the beautiful lakes and falls of Caledonia, stern and wild" should be used to set the wheels of industry spinning many In Scotland regard almost as sacriligious desc cation. And that opinion is shared by not a few Americans who are ac- eustomed to visit Scotland annually
 But the promoters declare that the preservation of the natural beauties of Scotland is expressly provided for by the terms of the bill. And they add that when the hum of the cleo trically driven wheels of industry are heard in the land, and dividends be- gin to come in, the cry of "dese- cration" will be silenced.
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suited eventually in her death. Mrs Moore took a prominent part in the Harding campaign.
 Both of the two rival woman s political organizations, the national woman's party and the League of Women Voters, are vieing with each other in their efforts to secure the services of well-known women of the stage. Their training, 1t is realized by the leaders of women in politics, makes them invaluable If they can be enthused over Issues.
 Many actresses are enlisted in our cause In New York;" said Mrs. Minnie Fisher Cunningham at the Washing ton headquarters of the League of Women Voters
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informal. practically every wednes- day and Saturday evening and after dinner the party usually goes to her roof to dance. Mrs. Walsh is such a hospitable person. At the dinner this evening she received her guests in a brocaded gown of orange and gold. It is made on princes lines fitting rather snugly to her figure. There is a panel train, the neck was cut pointed back and front and was sleeveless. Mrs. Walsh always wears a dog collar of some sore, both day and evening. and the one she wore last evening was of pearls. string after string, held together with dia- mond panels, five or six at intervals.
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here and lots going on. Mrs. Thomas F, Walsh, for example, one of our social leaders, is here, and entertain
 ing frequently. She gave dinners twice this week. In fact, she gives something of the sort, more or less
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-02
OSTEOPAT|A

Sc siente I'd. nervioso, debil y can
sado? Sufre de dolores de cabeza, pc
cho y espalda? Pruebe los tratamientos
de OSTEoPATIA.
Padece de debiidad mental? Desea
conservar su mente despejada para
atsnder debidamente sus negocios? Pa
cece de insomnia? Pruebe la OSTEo.
PATIA.
Padece de PARALYSIS, reumatismo,
ataques de epilepsia. estrefimiento, po-
breza de sangre7 Pruebe oSTEoPA-
TIA.
OSTEoPATIA es Ell sistema de ira.
tamisnto manual por medic del cual
&c ajusta la Columna vertebral y ner-
vios renovando la circulation de La
sangre sin necesidad de usar drogas,
electricidad.
Ell 1nico Doctor en- OsTEoPATIA en-
Puerto Rice,
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Notas de sport

fuerte para darle los nueve ceros a
cUalqr:er team escolar de la isla, y
ctros como Pastor, Tingo, etc.
He aguf ell team 'ePadilla', organi-
sado hasta ahora: Rodriguez catcher,
A. Maisonet Guey) pitcher, seise pri-
Miranda tercera, Joaquin Riviera short
stop v felders Jose Pastor, Isidoro
mera, Juan Martinez segunda, Luis F
Melendez y Agustin Melendez.
En- basket ball va Sc ha empezado
orgaoizar ell ''team'' 'Padilla" bajo
IL direction del maestro de matenati-
cas- Ramon Noble Jr. Este, como el
de base pa1l, estara muy pronto pre-
PARADE para luchar con cualquier OTTO
"team'' de 10 isla.
Como dijinos antes, en- base ball es
tamos preparsdos para levantar muy
alta nueatra bandera Y debemos kacer
constar que San Juan, Rio Piedras, Ba
yam6n, Manati, Santurce, etc, tendran
que luchar duro para veneer a nues-
tros fuertes muchachos. Vega Baja es
Eueso duro para roer, como 10 saben
hien los muchachos de San Juan, Ba-
vamon, etc. y esta Isto para derrotar-
los todos. Dirigimos este reto q TODD
''team" de cualquier escuela de nues
ira categoria, para yer quien es quien.
Creemos que ell pr6ximo viernes Sc
jugar3 buena pelota con ell Bayamon
en- Vega Baja. A Mr.. Horton que con-
teste. Ese es nIestro primer reto. A
Iecogerlo, Bayamon.
". ROSARIO.
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ANUNCIO DE SUBASTA
MUN1c1p1o DE SAN JUAN. P. r.

FL dia 10. dc Diciembre de 1922, 3
San Juan, P. r., Oct. 2 dc 1922.
las diez de la maflana, tendra efecto
en- ell Edifcio Ayuntamiento, en- San
Juan, P. R.. EN- acto p1blico y ante la
Comisi6n correspondents, la subasta
para ell suministro, trasporte y en-
trega en- San Juan, P. r. de mas o
menos 2O,O20 toneladas de tuberia de
hierro fundido de enchuhe Gordon y
250 toneladas de accessories piezas
especiales de fundicion tuberia Y
p1ezas especiales de acero para las
obras del Nuevo Acueducto de San
Juan, tomando las aguas del rio Baya-
NOM /.
FL modelo de proportion, instruccio-
mes los icitadores, pliego de condi-
clones y demas antecedentes relaciona
COS con dichas obras Sc encuentran de
manifesto en- la Ofcina del Comisio-
nado de Obras P1blicas Municipales
pudiendo obtenerse copias de los do
GuIuOAAIOS u10U4duG0 u14 1CC1UO dCE0-
dite haber depositado cada interesado
en- la Oficina del Comisionado de Ha
cienda de San Juan, P. R. la cantidad
de $1,000 que seran reembolsados al
devolverse dichos documentos compile.
tos en- buen estado.
La Junta de Subasta podra recha>
zar cualquiera o todas las proposicio-
nes presentadas y Sc reserva ell dere
cho de adjudicar ell contrato Ia pro-
posicion que juzgue mas ventajosa.
aunque no resultare ser la mas baja
en- precio. 10
MARTIN TRAVIESO.
Comisionado de Servicio Publico
.Policia y Prisiones. Advt
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sin embargo, alentado por tan esplendido
resultado continue tomando las Pfldoras del
DR.. Lovett y d las cinco semanas la terrible
erupcion del cuerpo desapareci6 la llaga
cancerosa de la nariz Sc cerro completamente,
y uesde entonceS estoy disfrutando de magnifi-
ca salud. Es maravilloso que despues de ha-
Der tornado tantas medicinas inGtilmente, me
haya curado de una manera tan completa
permanente con las Pfldoras del DR.. Lovett.
Debo conslgnar, antes de poner punto q esta
carta, que tambien sentfa fuertes dolores en-
todo el cuerpo, que tambien desaparecieron.
Recomiendo al mundo entero las Pfldoras del
DR.. Lovett para todas las afecciones de la
sangre. All, 81 no fuera por estas Pfldoras,
que desenlace tan fatal hubiera tenido yo con
motive de la erupcion y la llaga que tan
preocupado me tenfan
Todos los que me conocieron antes de tomar
las Pfldoras del DR.. Lovett me ven ahora,
Sc han quedado absortos, pues causa de los
padecimientos expresados me desfgure tanto
que estabas en- los huesos; pero gracias al buen
patente de que he hablado, gozo de muy bue-
ma salud y estoy fuerte como un leon.
Confrmo todo 10 que he referido aquf es-
toy dispuesto dar cuantas pruebas Sc me
pidan con respecto la virtud especial de las
Pfldoras del DR.. Lovett para curar los in
curables, pues yo era uno de ellos elias
exclusivamente debo estar sano robusto.
Entire las numerosas personas que pueden res
ponder de todo 10 expuesto sobre mis- padeci-
mientos y mi curaci0n con las Pfldoras del DR..
Lovett, mencionare las siguientes: Aquilino
Rojas, Jose Alfonso Caballero, Angel Lapeira
y Benigno Tejeda. Estos sefores, todos muy
respetables, son de este comercio. Les acom-
pafo mi retrato para que vean ustedes 10 bien
que me encuentro, teniendo que agradecerlo
todo q las Pfldoras del DIR. Lovett, que gozan
aquf de una reputation tan solida como bien
merecida.
(Firmado) ANGEL FERNANDEz.''
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Por falta de ejercicio unas veces
por otras circumstances, los que
padecen de llagas sufren general
mente de estrenimiento, que debe
corregirse con un buen laxante We
getal como ell HESSLIMPIALAX
del Dr. Hess, el cual es enteramen-
tie compatible con las PILDORAS
DEL DR.. LOVETT, tan inofen-
sivn como estas Oi1d0ras
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Consultorio Cruz s, teI6fOno 627 San
Juan. Residencia, Telefono 262 San
t1rce. Advt.
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LOS LEONEs PIERDEN NUEVA-
MENTE CON UN SCORE DE SEIs
A TRES POR LA TARDE

Con motive de la derrota sufrida
por los 'leones', en- ell encuentro de
la mafiana, la noticia circulo por la
ciudad con La rapidez de un rayo, y es-
to hizo lIenar ell Grand Stand, de da-
mas Y cabaIeros, tanto de la localidad
como de pueblos limftrofas, que desso-
SOS de presenciar Ell desquite de los
"queneperos' por la tarde, disputa-
banse sus asientos en- ell local. Desde la
una de la tarde la afuencia de genie
fu6 enorme hasta la hora de empezar
el refido desafio y gracias al Dios He
lilo, que en- esta vez Sc lucio alumbran
do brillantemente, de suer1e que TODD
fue favorable.
A las tres treinta cant6 Morales
''play" Y nuevamente ocupa ell home
juicy, v Camar6n ~desde Ell box, dispa-
ra cafionazos formidables.
ANOTACIONEs POR ENTRADAS:
Primer eneuentro juicy, fly al cen
ter field-out, King rowling a Yayo, out
Hoyos logra base por rowling pero Sc
estaciona por un fy-out de David A.
Yayo struck-out, Thompson fy-out,
Barreiro da un buen le1azo, pero duer
me la segunda por I'm rowling muerto
de Jayase que es out. CERo A CERo.
Segundo encuentro:- Chilino una rec
ia a Barreiro, Trompiti otra roleta a
Jayase, Modesto hitea, pero NADIA en-
ire dos platos. Tasio lie quita los ga
lones con un rowling en- manos de Ba-
rreiro.
Frank da un leiazo que pone a pen
sar a los fields y coge base, Santana
coge base v adelanta Frank segun-
da, Camar6n al palo, y roba base Frank
" Santana, mientras una palomita de
Camaron pone loco al pitcher y entra
Frank al home out ell paleador en-
primera, Ramirez da un hit de dos es-
quinas y Santana logra pisar el home
" robando base es out Ramirez al QUE
rer coger la tercera, Agapito rowling
va primera mientras Yayo da un row.
ling en- manos del shore stop Cero a
dos favor de Humacao, aplausos y
griteria enorme, los 1poreei1os tdejan
de sonar eel clarinete que trajeron'. !.
Tercer encuentro Juicy, rowling a
Yayo, King. fy-out, Mi.lito hit cogible-
out. Como Cobas no NADIA mas que
e cuadro y papeleta' Sc despi6e del
box y entra el c6lebre juicy de pit
cher. Thompson rowling al shore
out, Barreiro roletea y coge base. ia
vase da Ell mejor leiiazo de tres esqui-
mas y entra al hogar Barreiro, Frank
secunda Jayase con un tubey v Jaya
de entra al home, Santana lie dan la
base y Frank ade,anta tedcera, Ca
maron Base, pero es out al tratar de
robar base para obligar Frank coger
Ell home, Ramirez row1ling-ou Cero
a dos a favor de Humacao. Sc repiten
los aplausos y nuevas apuestas suenan
en- pro de Ponce (por los poncefos, a
pesar de estar abajo),
Cuarto encuentro:- -Hoyos fy-out, Da
vii A struck-out, Chilino fy-out. Yayo
roletea va primera, Thopmson mo
"a al pitcher Y da un hit de dos esqui
(Continda en- la pag. 81
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NoTAs DEPoRTIvAs
DE VEGA BAJA
GUERRITA.


Como en- todos los afios anteriores,
reina gran entusiasmo en- Ell distrito es
collar de Vega Baja por la instruction
fisica. Aunque ell distrito carece de
instructores atleticos, los maestros to-
dos contribuyen para mantener Ve-
ga Baja en- su puesto en- las luchas de,
rortivas.
Ell inspector del distrito, Sr. Francis
co Gastambide, siempre ell primero pa
ra que su distrito siga gansndo nue.
vos 1aLreles. ha asignado la labor d
varios profesores.
Y hasta ahora Sc han organizado
dos ''teams", uno de base ball y otro
de basket ball.
En- base ball contamos con Ell team
s'Padilla SCHOOL,, ell cual conquist6 ell
afio pasado tantos triunfos, habiendo
derrotado teams como los de Baya-
mon, Labra, Hawthorne, ETC. Y este
ano, aunque ha perdido varios de sus
mejores players, Sc levanta para su
mar mas victorias las va conquista-
cas-.
Todavia cuenta con ell ''juey'' de
Vega Baja, con ell que no pasa bola,
y que tiene este aio Ell brazo bien
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Ell PUERTO RICO SPORTS Es-
TRENA sU UNIFoRME NUEvo.-
Ell ssCOLECTIVA' RECIBE NUEvE
ARGoLLAS.- Ell PRIMER HOME
RUN DEL sLUGGER VIM. GUzMAN
EN- ESTE ANO

Ell domingo Sc llev6 d efecto Ell
match entire las dos famosas novenas
Puerto Rico" "Colectiva'. El
grand stand estaba completamente lie
10 pcr los fans; tan ansiosos estaban
oe que negase ell domingo para yer
tEgar las dos novenas locales de esta
ciudad.
A las 1880 empez6 el juego, yendo
! al bat ell Puerto Rico y al campo
Ell Colectiva. Ell lanzador Chech6n ocu
p6 ell box por ell Colectiva, que hasta
el segundo inning dejo en- blanco a
los jinetes; igual lie pas6 los del
.'humo''. I'm ell tercer inning los il
retes castigaron la bola de Chech6n
haci6ndole cinco carreras, y los t'Hu-
mos'' Sc volvieron locos viendo la llu
via de hits los "jinetes'' correr a
bridas sueltas.
En- ese .mismo inning ell. ''S,ugger
boricua' mejor dicho 'Babe Ruth
Roricua" VIM. Guzman, lie ig6 I'm homs
rUn que tuvieron que sacar del box al
PITCHER y pnner RED .cl eli cl COX
Que Sc repita otra reg pero bag que
practicar un POGO mas al bat. Hacfa
tempo que ell slugg"r borISua no te.
liza mensaje con IL. G: ia ion inala M
brica. Los jugadores del Humo no pu
dieron pisar nj la te"lcra tigilrcse CO
mo estaba Fabito; Ss+ >. tx: contro-
lado que hizo una ls5'- bril:Anto en-
eI box.
Meier preferfa que los t'jinetes'' Sc
lutheran estrenado su uniforme nueyo
con ell "Humacao Stars con el
Ponce; tanto que Ell amigo Maunez po-
ne las estrellas humacaefias por as
1ubes, hasta decir que en- Puerto Rico
no hay ninguna novena que hitee me-
jor v que juegue mas pelota que el
team Humacao, Y 70 le digo al Sr
Maunez que Sc equivoca, porque cuan
co los Jinetes dicen hitear Y hacer
carreras, vienen por pares al home.
La demonstration esta cuando jug6
ell team "Puerto Rico con las "Es-
trellas Dominicanas'' y le hicieron do
ce carreras galopando los jinetes sin
frenos Ning1n team de la isla ha he.
cho explotar tres pitchers de los do,
minicanos como ell team Puerto Rico,
La score del juego de aver es como
sigue:
Puerto Rico Sports o05 0O1 001-7
Colectiva 900 900 000-C
Bateria por ell P. R. Sports Ciqui y
Fabito. Por el Colectivh: Net, NADIA
gascar, Chech6n y Rengel.
NoTA.- Sc rumora que ell Humacac
stras SO enfrentara ell domingo con Los
'fCuatro Jinetes''. Dios Quiera que sc
confrme ese rumor para yer jugar esas
COS fairosas novenas. Ahora es que el
team Puerto Rico esta complete; Ell in
field Y ell outfeld. Ell line up es coma
sigue: Ciqui, catcher; pitcher, Fabito
Colon y Samnie; 1b. Torres, eel Ga.
cho); 2b. victoriano; 3b. Monchile;
S. Stop, Thompson; R. F. VIM. Guz.
man; Beitfa, G. F. y ell juicy, L. F. y
Rogue manager viva ell team "Puer
to Rico Sports, que es Ell orgullo de
Ia ciud2d encantada!
GUERRITA.
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Curaci6n de una Llasa Cam
ceroSa en- la nariz y de
erupci6n en- todo ell Cuerpo.
"Calle de Independencia No.

"Calle de Independence No. 46,
S1nto Domingo, Provincial de Sta Clara, Cuba.
"Hace tempo llegue' de la Peninsula d es-
re hospitalario hermoso pals, en- donde mis-
paisanos me metieron tanto miedo con el v6-
mito, que quise evitar d todo trance esa
enfermedad y, al efecto, tome muchfsimos me-
dicamentos anunciados para enriquecer la san
gre y, pesar de todo, el sistema empez6
debilitarseme notablemente. Mas tarde, me sa-
lilo una maligna erupcion por todo el cuerpo,
que me trafa desesperado. Caste mas de Gin
cuenta centenes en- medicos medicinas, la
erupci6n y la debilidad no desaparecfan, sino
mas bien progresaban. Finalmente me sali6
un grano dentroA de la nariz, que Sc me con-
virtio en- una llaga cancerosa que empez6
comerme ese organo, los doctores Rodriguez,
Olivera, Cabrera y Rojas convinieron en- ope-
raune, 10 cual no quise someterme. Por
fortuna me recommendation la z6n las Pill
medicina que me faltaba por tomar, que, q
decir verdad empece a tomar sin Greer resta-
blecerme. Pronto comence q sentirme mejor,
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La DR.. Lovett Medicine Co.,
Nueva York, pagarA
$1,000

en- moneda legal de los Estados
Unidos 4 quienquiera pruebe que
no posee Ell original de tOdos y
cada uno de los testimonies en-
favor de las Pildoras del DR.. Lovett
que Sc publican en- la prensa,
libros, etc.
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PILDORAS DEL DR.. LOVETT

Este gran remedio elimina por
complete, del sistema todo veneno,
y las ulceras de todo linaje ceden
prontamente a sus maravillosas
propiedades curativas.