The record-union

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Admiral Sampson before the beginning

of next week, so that operations against

the Spanish fleet may not be expected

before that time, unless Admiral Cer

vera should determine to attempt to

run the gantlet of the American armor

clads.

STEAMER FANITA.

Her Actions Denounced by the

Consul at Cape Haytien.

CAPE HAYTIEN (Hayti), June I.—

8:t r a. m.~(Copyright, ,1898, by the As

sociated Press).—The Clyde line steam

LARGE.

Nature has a large heart, and she en

dows us bountifully when she launches

us on earth. But many men do not re

spect her gifts as they ought to do.

They seem to believe that she will al

ways respond when called on for great

vitality. She cannot. The time comes

when she refuses to be stimulated, and

then the result is shown in a small

or weakened growth of what should be

a perfect man. This abuse of the pnv

i ileges bestowed often leads to despair

Jon the part of those who have been

j foolish. They fear, their hands and

legs tremble, and the fact is ever pres

ent with them that they are puny

Some have no hope of recovery, but

they can never have heard of the very

great work which "Hudyan" has done.

It restores all the, organs of the body

,to a sound and healthy condition and

makes up for the wrong men do them

selves. As nearly as possible this is

what occurs:

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

The record-union. (1898). Sacramento, Calif., 1898-06-03. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn82015104/1898-06-03/ed-1/?sp=7

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The record-union, 1898-06-03.