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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-08-16
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BEARDED WHEAT STRAW Usv-
TO SToCK.-APyuii Frruger COR.
writes;
1t has heCn- discovered that VIII
has had free access 20 bearded ~ -.
the boards have worked aroW .--
gums, causing swelling, ulctrr.-
enlng OF tbe teeth. y Anp.gl.7.
that fe discovered in the 81
winter LIS sheep were not Gg...-
eNaIulna1luu found their mc-.-r -...
Jurec from this cause thar In. f...r
u bring them IV 70 good
Another helgLbCr lost q yaIuaE
The same cause 4 farrier wa.
tins instance, as soon as any G.H-r
discovered but too latc. lie .ll-a
me appearance of lviu- gh0E, .
owner insisted that tn colt hal l..---
straw, water ana ShelIed corn. aLl
not consider chJLisig POSSIBLE Cpo
ing the colt after death, ii was u-u-
that boards had collected. forming
massive ball, near the entrance to .L
and boards hal worked off into tie
pipe, caUsiEg Inflammation and II. "a
such an extent as TO cause d-a-r
comparing notes we are satisfied q p. Z
been Il source of much damage to-Hu
-tofUrc cunaCcoUntahle. Eefcreue- i> D.
several cases where stock has died -
damaged, ard which now seems -rs.
have been caused by Wheat Laa-r~
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BE \ GENTLEMAN At Ha-IU-I.a.
and cowardly IN any m2u 6. ~las .
woman under his own roof iu 3 rl.6--E
would forever disgrace hiEa II L-ari F.
any other. And yet how many De r.
and even go their way after r.. ~e.E,-
getting the tears, the grief ana -hs
ness they have caused, and 5 .-i>lEG
ing, II they remember fl m al, TINT p
return the domestic sky VIII is wits
cloud. More the pity when ills, T--
deed, is there danger I'm tha ..-. t-I 'le
often come deceit, and hypo-Eisy, ami ?
ference.
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q 90 X w Z LII TO YOUR
UNDERSTANDINGS!
B OOTS AND SHOE s
Eor Menss a,,,p Rox,., N, am
For MEMS and Boys, wear

The undersigned respectfully informs his mn
merous customers and the public generally that
he is prepared to Manufacture BOOTS and
SHOES of any desired size or quality. from
the finest French calfskin boots to, the coarsest
brogan. in the VERY BEST MANNER, on the short
est notice, and at as moderate prices as like
work can be obtained anywhere.
Those who have worn Boots and Shoes made
at my establishment need 10 assurance as to
the superior quality of my work Others can
easily be convinced of The fact if they will only
give me trial. Try and be convinced.
tB ReTairing of Boots and Shoes attended
to promptly and in a workmanlike manner.
Thankful for past favors feel confident that
my work and prices will commend me to a con-
t;luance aud increase Of the same
JOHN L. THOMAS.
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FAMILY GROCERIES,

uch as Tea, Coffee, Sugars, Nolasses, Syr-
ups, Spices, Dried Peaches, Dried Applesl
Fish, Hominy, Crackers, Rice and Pear
Barley; Soaps, Candles; TOBACCO and
CIGARS; Paint, Whitewash, Scrub, Hor, e,
Shoe, busting, Varnish, Stove. Clothes and
Tooth Brushes, all kinds and sizes Bed
Cords ard Manila Ropes, and many other
articles at the lowest rates for CASH.
o. Houce Sponting made, pain I'd and put
mp at low rates for cash. liberal discount
made to country dealers buying Tinware
wholesale. GEO. HUNTLEY
Ebensburg. Feb 2s. Is67-tf.
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To CURE a halky horse. place v1r
over the horses nose and shur nE
until he wants 10 90. So Sav~ one
long tried ii. The remedy Is simple
at hand, a merciful one O. rhH les
a safer one than any which reru-n'.
TO fool around an animals tail ar hes
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TRY IT.-An exchange say, That '..
horses in the morning with wR-e. 2 .
one or two onions are sliced NJ. b .
flies at a distance. Easy eNI-r----
worth trying.
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TuE NlELD CHALLENGED
TO PRODUCE ITS EQl

TO PRODUCE ITS EQUAL!
'TANLOR & CO, of Altoona, are fast
gaining an enviable reputation philan-
thropists by introducing among the ladies the
AMERICAN CHAMPION WASHER /
the only Washing Machine in the market that
Will Go its work perfectly on al! kinds of cloth
ing without the aid Of Il rubbing board
1t washes without rubbing. rolling or press
Ing the clothes in any way, and hence without
any wearing of the fabric
Il VIII wash any thing, from the finest lace to
the heaviest h"d-qUiit.
II viii do the same work in Il shorter time and
with less labor thGn any other Machine made
Any :. rSon desiring Washing Machine can
have Champion Washer tax, II 10 their resi-
dencc and tested, when, if not satisfactory, it
VIII DC tax ~ away without cost TO them.
CONVINCING TESTIMONY.
NcSSrs. TAYLOR & CO.-GeRtS: Your Ameri-
can Champion Washer has been in use at my
hotel long enough TO convince us that it is all,
ii claims 10 be. IL save wO-thirdS of the labor
and time and docs the work as well as Ii can be
done uy hand. We would not he itlOut IL for
double its cost. fliENHY FOSTER,
EbCnsburg, March 20, -. Cambria House.
% Manufactured and sold by TAYLOR 4 Co.
No. DGG Twelfth Street, Altoona and for sale
by Y. .LUTTRINGEIt,
March ,, iS,2.-3rn. Main St, Ebensburg.
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I LLOYD Il CO, BANKERS,

Il
80 Gold, silver, Government Loans, and
other Securities, bought and sold. Interest al
lowed ON Time Deposits, Collections made at
all accessible points in the United States, aud u
general Banking business transacted.
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"a W mere The L0ltgk f,,..
How long did Cain hate
As long as lac was AIle. S y-ls

As long as he was Able. '1s
As the cucumber ana u.,,.,,-
as now in ful fuLce. II viii r.'...ss..lr r.''..s.
bed. ~ .-e L.
A AssCHooLNAsTER. .ou I,.-r,...
was meant by the wur.i f...-s ..>-.t
swered, ."Fwo twentucat:.-.
tification." IA.
NEWLY married dargrrn, DIP
does the honeymoon 7az- rsg-.---,igs
tical parent-Untl you ask r, g
for money, nay dear. .''' -.t
THE Jolly local Of a la-rr
county says ''Come vI-.- ~.
dreaniing-7and see how sl.c Iaos
any paint on her facc- 7 p
In response To a query Inv,
Biads as 70 who takes g-rg -. ie
soldier2', the Detroit ~. ~ la
don't know his name. bur F.,'... s.
hand organs.
Mr.. SPTNKs is not geiu--..
in conundrums. lie asked r..
was like donkey, and She ,.-f
was born 50, and he saws thar N
is very different from That '-s
= A LITTLE four-year-oId l.ga- l....
ITO take him and say S,mrrli,..- q
''How can - she asked .,T..-.
how busy | am baking these ni....
you might say, Charlie. w.r..+ ....,
PIE" That would be funny f,- r
a New YORK clergym.- r..
gotten his notes the otLc- ~,-T
gized TO his congregariau d.
would have to depend u %. r''.r-,
morning for what lie mirl+ ..r r...-
afternoon he would come ...+.r.
The following is a Chicag5rmr-.
Ear of Corn and Dirty Fael -
beauties, supPcd ttLe ;Il.., b.. /.
receiving aSsiduous. attention, t.-. --
Observation-Disclosures and AL.
Eagle. 1t is reported that tLsrl-
engaged.
THE maiden aunt of Ell PrrF=-.-
Pruper view Of the sit a ion. -
Examine the Fen-ta-took f-am
tions to Revolutions. an Won v.r- 81
ney excuse for young ladlcs k.{-
umbrellas in place OF SWORDS = -
sixty-tloilar bonnets made out of.r..,l
daisy, and a suspcnder b,1cEle~
\ LADY IN town Who is frea
noyod by her husband comira r-i
late hour III doubtful condition ~
kcEet thc other night by voice- fr ~
Looking up. she saw her I=.rr l..s
yOElng to'tracC the vines ON he ..AF-
den, which was hung against
whIiea bOoncomFaniUn wa l.r....
Nv hat do you mean bv hr-r.-I@
INTO my room at this hour sf ff. n.
inquired the Indignant wifi. ..a-
quiet, Ihc,J old woman: bill >.,~
tdwney IS Directly south. Hi... mi =.
. IA 10 prove him a liar if he la.Gstss-
thIc1 sJiii long enough for me trlrd p
ON this map. -Br0oksilL.s .E F.rs.
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No Person can take these Bitters accord
ing 10 directions and remain long unwel, provided
their bones destroyed by mineral poison other
means, and the vital organs wasted beyond the point
of repair.
Dyspepsia Indigestion. Headache Pain
ziness, Sour Eructations of the Stomach Bad Taste
in the Mouth Bilious Attacks, Papitation of the
Heart, Inflammation of the Lungs, Pain in The regions
of the Kidneys and hundred other painful symptoms,
the otsprings of Dyspepsia. In these complaints
1t has equal, and bottle will prove Letter guar
antee of its merits than lengthy advertisement.
For Female Complaints, in young old,
married single, at the dawn of womanhood, or the
of life, these Tonic Btters display decided
influence that a marked improvement is soon percep-
tibe.
For mnlatOry and Ch hrOnic Rheu-
matism and Gout Bilious, Remittent and Inter-
mtent Fevers Diseases of the Blood Liver, Kidneys
and Bladder, these Btters have equal. Such Dis
caused by Vitiaed Blood which is generally
produced by arrangement of the Digestive Organs.
They are "a Gentle PurSatiVe well as
Tonic possessing also the peculiar merit of acting
powerful agent in relieving Congestion Infam-
nation of the Liver and Visceral Organs, and in Bilious
Diseases.
For Skin Diseases, Eruptions letter Salt
Rheum, Blotches Spots, Pimpes Pustues, Bois, Car
bunces, Rng-worms, Scald Head, Sore Eyes, Ery-
sipeas, Itch Scur Discooratons of the Skin Humors
and Diseases of the Skin, of whatever nature
literally dug up and carried of the system
short time by the of these Bitters
Grateful Thousands proclaim VINEGAR BIT
the wonderful Invigoant that sustained
the sinking system. =. = -
] WALKER, Prop'r r.. H. MCDONALD & CO.,
Druggists and Gen. Agts, San Francisco, Cal,
and cor. of Washington and Charlton Sts., New York.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS
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HEALTH! BEEUTY!!

STRONG AND PURE RICH ELOOD-INCREASE
OF FLESH AND WEIGHT-CLEAR SKIN AND
BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION SECURED To ALL.
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1923 Eleventh Avenue,
Between 18th and 18th StS., Altoona.

All such goods as Spices, Brushes. Wood
AMI " illow Ware Shoe Backing and Station
cry will he sold from manufacturers printed
price lists, and all other goods i'll my lire at
Philadel phia, Baltimore, Ciicinnati and Pitts
burSh current prices To dealers l present The
peculiar advantage of saving them all freight
and drayage, they not required to pay
fIeights from the principal cities and 10 dray
age charges are male. Dealers may rest as
sured that nv goods are of the best qualit, and
my prices as moderate city rates. BY doing
fair, upright business, and by promptly and
satisfactorily 6llng all orders, | hope to merit
the patronage OF retail dealers and others in
Cambria county and elsewhere. Orders re
spectfuliy solicited and satisfaction guaranteed
mall eases. THOMAS. GARLAND.
Altoona, July %. IS69.-tf.
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'FsEIa0r Of ~ Years Growth
Cured by RadygaY's RpaoIYCnt.

IS,
0r RRpwaY II have had Tuner oSarss aud
bow All the said help
thng that recommended; bot nothing helped
Rss7ven and thought would had
IA IT, bne had suffered for twelve took six bottles
Of :Ae RcsoIveut Railways Pills
Of your Ready Relief Of
feel better snsrter. happier
The OF
bowels groin the benefit Of
others You publish it if you choose.
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RAILWAYS READY RELIEF

FEVER AND AGUE cured for thy cents. There Is
not remedial agent in this world that will cure Fever
and que and all other Maarious Bilious Scarlet Tv-
rhod, GLOW, and other tevers taded by RAILWAYS
PILLS. so quick RADWAY'S READY RELIEF
Fifty cents ptr bottle. Sold by Druggists.
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DIR. r RADWAYS
SARSAPARILIIAN RFSOl VENT

HAS MADE THE MOST ASTONISHING CURES
SO QUICK, 50 RAPID ARE THE CHANGES
THE BODY INlgEkGOES. DNDER THE IN
FLUENCE OF THIS TRULY WONDERFUL
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The following is Chicag1rrr--.
Ear of Corn and Dnuv Face. r-.'
beauties, supPed a. tLe EIl.., ~
receiving assiduous. .atteItlga, f.-..
the-Crown-on-his-Head and A.
Eagle. 1t is reported THAT t.sr5-.
engaged.
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Every Day an Increase In Flesh
and Weight is Seen and Felt.
THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.
EAI0neY q EtssOac,. G0mDIafnEg.

rnary, and Womb diseases Gravel Diabetes, DTopsy,
Stoppage Of Water IncUntence Of Urine BTiglts Dis
case, Abumnuria and in all cases where there brick
Cus deposits the water is thick, cloudy mixed With
substances like the white Of threads like white
SIX there is mOrblI, dark bilious appearance,
white bO,iedust deposits aud. when there Is gEic w.
burning sensation when passing water, and pain III
Small OF the Back aud along the Loi-s. FsicC sIo.
WCRM S.-The only known ez-5 Remedy
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NEWLY married dararfrr.
does the honeymoon 7as- r,s-.-.-,i1s
tical parent-Until you asrr
for money, nay dear. .''' -.l
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i-i'- iHi HH,Ur-r..
was meant by the wursj fa-.;. .s-
swered, Two twentifcats.-.
tification. ~4-
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q A LITTLE four -year-old l.sa- L...
TO take him and say some,hur e.
How can - she askcd do.
how busy l am baking these mics
you might say, Charlie. went,
pie? That would be funny fir ,--..
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: : :. :. ~ III l'I-Ill- Z "TTI n. = n
%ftcd- .-e Lsz
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And we solicit an examination of it. Agents
wanted in every county, to whom viii give
the most liberal terms. EATON BROTHERS,
40 FIFTH AVE-, PITTSBURGH, PA. l6-22-Sm X
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a New York clergym.a. r.
gotten his notes the otLcr ~rf.
gizcd TO his congregari.n D..
would have to depend u. %. r-..r-
morning for what lie might ,sv r
afternoon he would come n....,
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Segun vemos en- Ell P,'0Gres0 han

Segun vemos en- El Pr0Neso han
resultado electos diputados provincial
les los sellores siguientes: d. Jose
Quinones, d. Juan Antonio Diaz, d.
Justo Skerret, d. Ramon Lizon, d.
Agustin Stah', d. Pablo E. Rodriguez,
D. Jose N. Daubon, d. Marcos Cara
20, D. Eduardo Quinoncs y Vicar
rondo, d. Manuel Gimenez Sicard0,
ID. Ramon Garcia Moreno y d. Isido-
70 Cintron.
Nuestros favorecelores extranaran
sin duda que no solo ell doctor Cabre-
ra, candidate de E2 Progyeso, haya 81
do ::derrotado Ell Guayama sino que
una persona tan importante en- ell re-
formismo como d. Jose Ju ian Acosta
10 haya sido tambien en- Arecibo por
un senor Stahl muy conocido en- su
casa y en- Bayamon, pero absolutamen..
te desconocido en la provincial. Pare
ce mentira que ell Sr Acosta haya 81
do derrotado por una persona de que
hasta ahora nadie hizo mencion para
NADIA. Esto prueba no solo la profunda
decentralization y el g6rmen de rapi-
da decomposition que ha penetrado
en- ell partido ultra-reformista, sino
que aqul como en- el reSto de la Am6-
RIGA no son los que mas han trabaado
por la idea los llamados 4 ocupar los
primeros puestos yaClicqles sino los
mas populwes, los mas audaces, los
mas significados en- cierta conocida
tendencia que domina y ha dominado
mas 8 menos ostensiblemente en- ell
partido exaltado de esta provincial Es-
ia leccion de algo servira 4 ciertos
prohombres que Sc fguran que estan
trabajando para ST y en- realidad es pa
ra que otros 6guren por 10 que incons-
cientemente Sc afanan.
Pero 10 que parece inver6simil es
que ell Sr. Canals, ell protegido del in
fluyente Sr. Senador Igaravidez, haya
sido derrotado por sus mismos CORE
en- Vega-baja, la primera
vez que Sc presenta candidate para la
provincial. iQue habria pa
sado 81 huhiera aspirado q ser diputa-
do 4 C6rtes! En- fin Sc va hacienda
eyidente como la luz del dia que ha
muerto para siempre el aver todopo
deroso grupo reformista, Sus hombres
mas distinguidos son rechazados por
Ia democracia que han creado. Bien
merecido 10 tienen.
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mismo dia No quiso tener mas pla-
tica con la gente de manigua. Pero
en- cambio fuG invitado 4 un gran bal
le que di6 en- Cuba la sociedad El
Club espa5sol de San Cdrlos a que asis-
ti6, admirando mucho la algeria que
ALI reinaba. Como Henderson habia
notado que bales, fiestas y diversio-
nes pdblicas no faltan un dia en- la
capital del departamento que Ell los
Estados- -Unidos Sc cree Ell 'poder de
los rebeldes, manifesto al Sr. D. Ma
nuel Marquee, director del Club, quien
habla correctamente el ingles, que es-
taba extraordinariamente sorprendido
de yer la algeria, la animation y la
tranquilidad que en- aquella ciudad
reinaba; que 81 y sus compatriotas es-
taban en- la creencia de que los vo-
luntarios tenian establecido un verda-
dero reinado del terror en- las ciuda-
des de Cuba y que la poblacion cuba
ma, aterrada bajo la amenaza de las
bayonetas, yacia muda de espanto CO.
mo en- un cementerio anhclante por
ell pronto triunlo de la insurreccion
para sacudir el oneinoso y,tgo &. Ell
Sr. Marquee le dijo 4 Henderson que
era precisamente todo 10 contrario:
que donde habia miedo, terror, an
gustia y miseria era en- los antros, que
no pueblos, donde dictaba la ley ell
machete insurgente; que todos aque-
Hos elegantes j6venes cubanos pc
ninsulares que veia en- los bales eran
voluntarios; que era un error Greer,
como crcia2 los americanos, que no
habia mas que pcninsulares Ell las f.
las voluntarias; que EN- los departa-
mentos central y oriental las dos ter
ceras parties de los voluntarios cran
cubanos; que no solo los blancos del
pals sino tambien los de color figura-
ban en- gran ndmero en- las filas de
aquella patri6tica miIicia.
Muy modificadas, al parecer, sus
ideas respecto 4 la importancia de la
insurreccion, sin juzgar conveniente
buscar la escondida presidencia ma
nigiiera, Mr.. Henderson dej6 la isla
de Cuba ell p de noviembre tomando
pasaje en- el vapor frances que 10 con-
duio 4 San Thomas. A esta fecha de-
be estar va en- los Estados- Unidos. ST
es un hombre honrado, dira la vcrdad
y ell Herald cambiara de lenguaje res
pecto ala question cubana; 81 es un mer-
cenario contar;t aquello que mejor lie
paguen. Ri tempo dira 81 Mr.. Hender-
son es un caballero I'm digno acom-
panante de los bandidos cuyas avcntu-
ras lie sirvieron para rclacionarse con
ell gran diario de Mr.. Bennett.
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que, ia hacerse responsible de los dafios
que su publicidad podria producer en- esta
provinc' q; pero asegur6 que con los docu-
mentos que contiene esta probado que no
tom6 parte en- ese motin ell partido liberal
retoTmlsta y concluy6 por atribuirlo los
enemigos de Espana.
pregontanos n0sotros iquG dallo nj
que calabaZas puede sufrir esta Provincial
porque sean desenmascatados los enemi-
gos de Espals?
Va que aque!lo no fue obra de ningun
parjl'o, slno de- los enemigos de Espafa,
reclamamos de nuestro cofrade el BoLBTIN.
el aux'llo de gu magico poder para que
sea possible estos Ieaes habitantes. CO.
nocer les documentos de Ia caasa saber
por ahf, qui6nes son los malos esDaFloles
que Sc esconden eetre nosotros"
Por nuestra parte ct1mplenos ma
nlfestar que 81 nuestra sdplica puede
waller a'go ante ell gobierno suplica-
moste que haga sobre los sucesos de
Julio de 1871 cuanta luz sea possible.
Blen sabemos que 81 los enemigos de
Espana los promovieron, claro Sc di-.
ce que no hemos sido nosotros; en-
nuestras filas no ha habido nunca, no
hay, nj habra jamas enemigos de Els.
pana; sin embargo, publfquense los
documentos en- quese desenmascaren
los promovedores de aquellos escan-
daios. Nosotros tenemosla conciencia
tranquila y NADIA tenemos que toner
de la publicidad de ningun hecho en-
qnehay,sn intervenido laborantes.
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I Segun El Progrcso nuestros CORE
ligionarios de Guayama Sc han he
cho ultra a-reformistas en- ell nero he
cho de haber votado al ST. Garcia.
He aqu1 sus palabras:
GEL BoLErIN supone que 81 el Sr. Don
Ramon Garcia, ha obtenldo ell triunfo On
Guayama contra Ell DR.. D. Gabriel Pillar
Cabrera, radicales ambos, ha s;do debido
al voto de alguoos no radica|es, amigos
del BoLETIN y con cuya conducta no esta
de acuerdo, que solo por defe encia al
Sr. Corfegidor, dieron sus sufragios al Sr.
Garcia; y 81 este es cierto, que no 10 sa-
bemos, 10 que de aqul Sc deduce es que
son los Conservatives los que Sc dividen
y descomponen hasta ell punto de que
nientfas 81 BoLErIN para ocultar Ia de-
bilidad de los suyos predica ell retrai-
miento, muchos de aquellos van las ur-
mas votan con los radicales las candida
turas rad.cales."
Pero Don Simp1icio, guardando
una aymomsa admirable con su macs.
tro EI Pyogreso, opina por el contra
rio que los ultra retormistas que yo-
taron 4 dicho Sr Garcia no son mas
que-una despreciable minorfa que,
perlida ac0di6 en- demaada
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yos todos los municipios, todos los
corregidores y todos los alcaldes,
pues todas estas autoridades han 81
do recientemente creadas a gusto de
los ultra -reformistas, y ocupandose,
a 10 que parece, de polftica un centro
que no es polftico, podrla traer gra-
YES consecuencias para el Estado,
como la historic nos 10 demuestra,
81 con tempo no Sc cortan extralimi-
taciones tales como la que acabamos
de denunciar.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-12-11

For cant(sma vez nos hace la
prensa reformista la reconvencion de
que para escribirlo de Lares hemos
visto la causa que estaba en- sumario.
En- primer lugar, este no es verdad.
La causa, 81 NAL informados no es-
tamos, obra en- la secretarfa del Go
bierno y cuando Sc escribi6 la His
t0rIa que tan poca gracia hizo al re-
tormlsmo, era secretario una persona
que es ahora diputado a C6rtes por
los ultra-reformistas. Pregdntese
ese caballero 81 ha ensenado 4 al
guien Ia causa de Lares y con que
authorization; hasta extraIamos CO.
mo ell Sr. Soria no ha dicho 4 sus
compaileros que la causa de Lares
ha estado bajo su salvaguardia du-
rante e periodic ell que SO escribia
nuestro libro. En- la misma obra cons
ia que ell general Gomez Pulido no
Sc dign6 acceder a la peticion que le
hicimos de que nos franqueara los
archives del Gobierno. ST todo este
rs exacto ii que vienen las CONT.
nuas alusiones que SO nos hacen d.
riglJas evidentenente, mas que
nosotros, 4 otras personals?
Y demostrado que no hemos visto
la causa de Lares Sc EOS ocurre pre-
guntar: 5cual es ell objeto que eli le-
gislador SO ha propuesto al procurar
que las causas mientras estGn en- su-
mario perlnanezcan secretas en- sus
datalles El objeto es muy sencillo:
es para que los reos y testigos que
ell elias figuren no puedan saber 10
que otros han declarado nj ponerse
de acuerdo para enganar al juez
ocultandole la verdad, y convene no
engaflarle para que la ntencia que
resulte del proceso sea justa y pro-
porcionada al delito. Mas en- la causa
de Lares recay6 una amnist!a am
plla y generosa que hizo perfecta ,
mente in1til ell sumario, puesto que
cualquiera que fuera ell grado de cul-
pa de los complicados, ninguna pena
podia alcanzarles. Decretada la am
nlstia POGO importaba que los presun-
tos reos, los testigos y ell pdblico su-
piesen el contenido de la causa. FL
motive de la reserva cesa 10 mismo
con la elevation a plenario que con
la amnistfa.
No hemos leido la causa de Lares;
y 81 la hubieramos leido, no 10 Mega
rlamos porque nc existen va motives
para que sea reservada. Por 10 de-
mas, 81 sobre todas las revoluciones
en- que ha recaido amnistfa SO hubie-
ra prohibido escribir, hoy Sc ignora-
rlan todas las guerras civiles nacio-
males y extranjeras porque sobre ca
81 todas ha recaido amnistia.