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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-09

SEATTLE. Nov. -, ISIS.
Some eight months ago ! was taken
sick with what my doctor pronounced
bilious fever. and instead of recover
ing became very complicated. | had
constant attacks of chills, which would
he followed by intense, consuming and
delirious fever, and wind up in pro-
fuse perspiratiOn. | grew very weak;
could hardly stand UP for few mo-
ments at a time without being eX-
hausted NY hands and feet were
sweiled and The pain was so intense
that | could not stand my hand being
touched. and they gradually grew
stiff and helpless, So that | could not
button my clothes. And to add To all
the misery my mind became very
treaCherous, SO at times | did unac-
countable things. My appetite was
almost gone; could not bear the
thought OF meat, and lived on little
bread and milk, principally. | saw
myself slipping away, and medicine
seemed 10 have no effect on me. |
heard great deal of good about DR..
Jordan, particularly from my neigh
Dor, Mr.. :. Il. Stevens, whom ne cured
OF paralvs SIS of two wears standing. and
Mr.. Edeus, who was almost dead with
sciatica, and OF many other apparently
wonderful cures. But | must admit
having been raised to the old-school
idea. il was a little difficult for me TO
give - the idea for something 50 en-
tirely new as a new system. But in
speaking with my old friend DR.. Cal
houn OF Ia Conner, about il, he frank
~ and honestly admitted TO me that
nr. Jordan did perform cures where
the rest gave zip As incurable, and he
thought that there was no getting
around fact This more than any
thing else induced me to go 70 Seattle /;
particularly rs my doctor frankly adj
mitted that his skill was at an end. |
went 10 Or. Jordan, and he told me
that he thought would be sufficiently
recovered 80 20 home in about two
weeks In two weeks time | have
walked q mile without fatigue; eat
and drink like a well man; my
fever and chill~ and pains and
aches have vanished, and am
nov going home happy man after
six months 81 suffering. / take with
me the kiuicSt sense of gratitude for
the ilistogeneuc system oi Medicine
and rs author. :. A. BEST
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FOR rem

Ranch, L acres, cleared, $50 year.
Ranch OF 90 acres. 30 acres bottom land,
fenced and seeded; 81 acres pasture; with
farming implements and stock; 5000 year.
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The Half Has Not
Been Told!
CosxoFouTAx noTrI
Pser TawssEsn. June Y. =. {

BVKT lDNtHESE. J Atlf Ia 49,
DR.. J Eugene JoFdan-DEAR SIR:
write you this letter in gratitude for
curing me Of my many Diseases with
your Hiztogenetic medicines. was
taken down some SIX years ago with
severe rheumatism and lay for months
in bed. unable TO move. When able
to get out Of bed | went 10 Fulton
Wells in Southern California, where !
go: little better, and then coming
north again in q few months. was
taxed down with rheumatic paralysis.
I vent to the Marine hospital here at
Port Townsend, and lay In bed for two
months. but could get no relief. ] was
sent 10 san Francisco To the German
hospital, where | STAYED for IS months.
II months OF which | was unable to
get ont Of bed. having the best Of
doctors, who partly cured me. so
that I was able TO leave the hospital
on clutches and 20 70 Byron hot
springs. where i got worse and
and had 10 be packed on a wagon to
the station and taken back to the
German hospital again, where !
stayed for tao or three months.
When again able to travel ! went TO
the Sandwich Islands by doctors adj
vice. aud lived there for seven months,
bat GOT worse, although having two
OF the best doctors on the islands.
again came 10 san Francisco and the
German hospital where | stopped
over a month. | then tried DR..
Weldon Of Twenty-third and Mission
streets, san Francisco. who had the
most powerful galvanic battery made.
He tried the battery on my legs
with full force, but I could not feel 1t,
my limbs being so dead; but after a
week trial | began 10 feel II. ! was .
with him for three or four months,
when ! was able TO come 10 Port .
Townsend again: but still unable to
work. Last MAY, one wear ago. i 4
was again taken down. unable to walk
or eat for II or Il DAYS, and continu
ally vomiting. | vas taken 10 the
Sisters hospital, Seattle. where | and
my friends expected me To die in a
week: but | was able to leave the /.
ho- pital in three months, boinE able 10
walk feebly with two canes. | then
heard of your wonderful cures with
your Histogenetic medicines. | con-
suited You and you told me you could
csre me- | took your medicines ac-
cordiug 70 directions. and in "a hours .
/ felt the effect Ny bowels grew
regular, which had not been for years;
also in one week | could walk with .
nut any canes and felt 4 new man. /
| took your medicines for three .
but / think your medicines !
cured me in less than one month. .
Now, since ! was first taken sick 4
have had about 20 doctors to attend .
me, but have got more relief from f..
your Hi~togenetiC medicines than all .
the medicines / have tried. | am
now entirely recovered and it's more P.
than a year, too, and stay so. (
Now, doctor, if you think my case is /
worthy Of the newspaper, please in
sert, rs | should like other unfortu-
mates to gain by using your medi-
cines.
There are hundreds of people here /
and all around this Sound who can
testify 10 the above statement. {
CAPT. JOHN EDWARDS.
Puget Sound Pilot.
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A SAD STORY.

TIE child eougheA The mother raa.
NJ remedy aas near. Bsfore morning the
p0or little sufferer vas dead. Moral. A.
Eays keep pr- Ackess EnSlisA Remedy a.
land For sac by A. +. stewart, drug
sis-
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tuWG,UEE Yakima Co. Aug. u. IS
Ar- J Eugene Jordan. Seattle, "
T.. nEAE SIE ! wish 70 express Wv
heartfelt thanks for the good We have
derived from your wonderful Hista-
Ceuctlc medicines This j. the truth
aud nothing else. M daughter has
been ~lck iur the last tive months. first
with one thing and then with another.
She has been greatly Frustrated with
chronic female weakness and kidney
troableS At time, u was impossible
almost tar her 10 aTiuate at All. and
then With great pain. / consulted X
V Pierce. of Buffalo. y. Y. He said
he could cure her. hut Il would take q
hong TIME and perseverance. Ne bad
given her nearly three bottle and
sjal no better l ANYTHING. cr,tiug
worse al Ihe tIuc We had a.mo~t
gwen up all hopes ot her recovery. and
death would he the penalty. as Ii wa
ra>t rauE5Cr % the quick consumption
THAI sake - MANY ga their graves
We hal 800 'aitb iu the Hi,tezenetie
system uutl NC tTtr8 lt She ha>
AIKEN il tao weeks au& IL has restored
beer o. Aeslgh 3u feel thankful 20
uui .aaJ the great and wonderful
medicine vs> placed before me
hereby Nr.tg these fsGt, $50 thai other
,utr-.HS humanity can be relieved
uy tt,s tssaeiy u>v Of Vugr great mes.i-
,sl science Nog- friend
MRS. n q. TAYLOR.
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stage line of 50 miles, including IA horses
and outfit, 5000
Meat market and half interest in build
ing: well located. VIII sell cheap for
cash.
Two second-class lodging houses, rooms
and 2s rooms, well furnished, $3.50 to $500
Restaurants, 5000 70 $1,000.
Furniture in five-room house, near Com
mercial street, $3.50. Rent SIS month.
Fruit and cigar store, SIS.
Three-chair barber shop; no rent; $500.
Floor wall tent, $50; scow for brick or
wood
Fine improved bottom ranch, stock and
tools, $1,000
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AwoMlss VIEWS.
A Protest. Agalmss Wsmea in Pol
ities.

EeHreF.~ee Esesst ssstFs1isd ~
F~xAae s1NFsefsss &ts< pasesa
Ch.sg~s sNat vac. Arc wussnE 80
s~an wssa srsfsssss. saA snarxA
ists - sEAsn ggsesf EeSs
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took my little girl 20 Dr. Jordan
last winter. She had a terrible hard
lump on her right cheek, caused by
running into 4 post while cossting. II
was hard cancer, causing her in
tense pain, and pronounced iuCurable
10y doctors ! gave her DR. Jordan 5
medicines two mouths, and the eau
Ger entirely disappeared She Is bet.
ter uoW than ever before in her lie /
know nF Jordan saved her life. and !
consider 10 NV duty 10 write thiS tina;
Others suffering MAY know where they
can he cured
W. f. EpSTROM,
Sth. let NH and Washington SIS.
Seattle W 7.
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WANTED.

Wood choppers, 81 = cord.
CordwOod contracts to let.
Servant girls. $50 to $50.
Railroad men, s., s. Is, 81 20.
General employment always on hand.
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Rooms e.. - a. and =. nex Ye-IcF
gloeE, Prescriptions alid consultation
ffcr Al lstters answered send for
ire book explanatory oi the Hi,to-
geneEe System. swT
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offering only of this very
desirable property. g edged apmha that will well repay
selling property present
gold shall Improvements
coming employing clean
delightful all Seaes We have
woac shall otter
in Eas Seattle until April,
the Jackson and Mill Gable according location
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SOCIEDAD AN6NIMA
CIR sDITO MEMCANT1X .

CONVOCATO2A JUNTA GENERAL ExTRAO3DlNARIA
Dejand1 sin efecto la convocatoris
publicsds con fech. "a del corrisnte, y
no h abiendo podido ef ctuarse por falta
del capital ? uhnero de accionist4s ns
cesarios pa 50 constitution, Junts
general extraor linaris, para dicho 81,
la Dire .tivs, en- session de esta fechs, hs
AGO rdado convocar nuevame 4te q Junta
g neral ext 'aordinsris para las IL del
dfa l6 de A ,osto ;,r6ximo, en- ell 50 On
principal del Casino Espsf1ol de ests
ciudsd, los senores accionistas del
Credito Mercantil.
Los puntos que han de ser objeto de
Ia referlda Jnnts son los siguientes:
10 Oar cuenta la Comisi6n gestora
itl BAnco con ell resultado dc Aus ges-
tiones.
90 Resolver 81 procede, 6 no, poner
en- liquidsci6n la Sociedsd Ap6uims de
C:4ito Mercsntil en- vista de que en-
ia Gaceta de Madrid del 20 de Junio
pr6ximo pasado, ha silo publicado Ell
3. d. sobre concesi6a del Banco espa~
1ol de Poerto Rico y publicados tam
bien los est ,tatos por que ha de regirse
80 Tratar de todos los particulares
que tengan relaci6n con esa liquidaci6u
del Cledito Mercantil.
Al efecto de Ia celebration de dicha
Junts, todo vez que en- ella va tratar-
se de punto de tantA trascendencis CO.
mo ell de Ia disoluci5n social, Ia Direc
tiva hscs preseDte q los Sres. accioois
tas que considera con derecho de ssis
tencla todos los que 10 sean ell d1a de-
la Junta, con oncuslquier ndmero de &C
clones y cualqaiera que sea tambien
la snteiaci0n con que las poseau; STEM
pre- que sc hsyan prsvisto en- tempo de-
Ia oportuna papeleta de asistencia, las
cuales Sc ex oedir&n por Secretaria, d
las horAs de oficins, desde Ell de Agos-
to hssta los 10 de ls maiiAna del 4is
seh-lado para la celebration de la g.
neral. -
Puerto Rice, Julio 2e de 1885,
El Presidente, Angel Navajaa. 81
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BANOs De COAMO.

Cojos, tullidos, reumaticos, escr6fu-
losos. dlspepsicos, herretlcos, debiles
: tisicos en- cualquier grado, quien
quiera que seals, Lobres ricos, sabiot
Q lgnorantes, que padezcais alguna en-
fermedad del Cuerpo y hasts del alma
ys ssbels donde esta ia piscina; en- loe
couocldos y acredltadioimos Baflos d.
Coamo. A Ia justa fsma de que gozan
esas termas, hay que agregar hoy IL
notables meJoras lntroducldas en- sur
lustslsciones, donde Sc ofrece q los D..
filstas tods clase de comodidades con
IN esmersdo servlclo y numerosas )
Observation-Disclosures en- sI Hotel res
taurado.
Cuents, ademas, oil hoy arrendatario
de squelios Banos. que ha sabido eie.
var Ell establecimiento 4 una gran
aItnra, con buenos coches para traslA-
dAr pasa)eros desde Osguas, Guayams
8 Ponce.
La 6poca estA ya encima. Hay gran
pelidois habitAaloass. Aylso d los
dolient ssy necesitsdos. so
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Trabsjo damos q los desdicha
dos que suefsn en- la ruina J de-
vastaci6n de Ia Antilla hermans,
para que ell ma,erna! dominic de
E-psia 40 tenga sobre que asen
sar en- Caba, en squella privile
gisda Y tecuniA porci6n del terri
torio hispsn,.
Aun despues de aniquilada, 81
ESQ fuers posible, rem scesiA. como
el ave Fenix dc sus tenizAs, para
E4psnal
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Juno MASS

4 gan Ai Csas@r. In Aaalxsxss
De lrftl,usto ha Atusus lgN, q doe
Jo..no Dc a TsEtr. ss - tAasA
que ts lx ~ gaia pct sa Asg&s@a0
POT i puhliraao CO ki As1@es
, txfsveaft .ysfssrss 30 EnAs !
= Ia 6uaE4.a Csvil = 90 Fsess.
Casaissru*.
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RECAUDACION
DR CONTRADICTIONS DBL RSYlDo
EN- LA CAPITAL.
A V l 8 o..

Cumpliendo con 10 dispuesto en- 81 rtlculo
"a del Reglamento general para la imposition,
administration y cobranza de ontribici6n
industrial y de comercio, aprob4d por Real
Decreto de "a de Diciembre de 1878; IN el
l3 de Ia INSTRUCTION para la cobranzA de l. IL
bitos por contribuciones de 30 de Junio dc 10
ppdo, de 1886, hago presente, que, du lts
diez dias, q contar desde el Il. de A; ,osto
proximo, Sc procedera por los cobradores de es.
ca Recaudaci6n la cobranza domiciio do 10
correspondence al primer triInestre del aho
econ6mico actual de 1SS8-s9, por las contribu-
clones Territorial, Industrial y de conner.
clio.
Vencido dicho termino, los que no 10 Ibie-
sen sstisfecho, podran1 verifcarlo en- esta Be-
caudsci6n, sta en- la cSlle del Cristo ndmero 8,
altos, durante otro plaEo de cinco dias, qua ter.
minara el Is del mismo Agosto; en- la intei-
kencia de que, transcurrido este dltimo termino,
Sc procederA al cobro por la via ejecutivs, Sc
gun 10 prevenido por terminates 6rdenes do
la ntendencia y en- Ell articulo IA de la citada
Instruction, aplic&ndose los deudores las
penas establecidas en- los artioulos 19 y "a dc
ls misma.
Lo que Sc hace piblico para eonocimients
de los contribuyentes quienes scancisrpn.
Puerto, RiS0s % d Julio a. jse2
hoqauaeqof. II 1 e <l g ~
- &fsF "a - = lrNfz p y. q '1{N fe1,n {. II
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DISTRIBUTION De PREMIOS

Con Ia solemnidAd de eostun
bre, tuvo tfecio aver 'arde en- el
CUilseo, ante numerosa conen
rrenoia, Ia di,.ribucion de los pre-
mios mereeiios duranss c, d simo
cnrso per los nlaoa d aweos se
xos de lac esunnlaa ynhieAs de
este dissrito, gus N . - han dis'
tingiido par y aplIeAeson J bae
"a condustn.
Se eumpslcroa todos los irt IA :
tea reg Aans ntario., y el 81. A,
AIDE eirigso ,tvAnsAdAs irasss d.
et,imulo & los escolArce. ' do
tx qre.isas grAeia' a pab,-o qas
ceaeuEtl0 a. Aclo.
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la que Sc nombr6 a Don EN- 10
Espinosa y Aguilera para la No
tarfa de Holguin, como propues'
to por ell Tribunal de oposiciones
de Puerto Principe, y disponiendo
que la Rel orden de II de Julio
de 1885 Sc amp ie en- ell concept"
de que todos los que a la publics
C On della Ley del N ,tariado desem
1aban 8 h4hisn deSempenado of
clos de la fe pub lea extra judicial
en- virtud de examen ante las
Audiencias y con ell Fiat de No
tacios pdbIicos y Rea'es 8 de La
dias que, como propietarios, Va
como servidores de los mismos
ofcioe, al como los que reunan
dichas circanstancias con poste
rioridad q la promulgacion de la
Ley en- virtud de exPedientes pro.
movidos con ante1ioridad y que
habfan de reso!verse con arreglo
a las Leyes y disposiciones vi.
gentes al tempo en- que Sc pro-
movieron, han estado y estan en-
aptitud de volver a ejercer las
funciones del Notariado, median-
te oposicion conforme q dicha
Ley.
Ora autorizando la transferen-
cia de los ferro carriles de Puer-
to Rico, hecha por ell concesiona-
rio don Ioo Bos' b y Puig a la
Compaflia constituila en- Madrid
titulada: Compania de los ferrOcG
rrileS de Puerto Rico, represen-
tada por D. Jose Carvajsl y D.
Pablo B ,sch.
Subastas.
Providencias judiciales.
Ayuntamientos.
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.xbibido COD Afuto en- la prensa
poT1G~,Ie m;snesIe, amigo Director, una
Gcogida & esta NAL hilvana-
~ 14istola, y es muy suyo affmo.
aiso
Eel COrrespOnsal.
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SOBRE EL VIAJE DEL SR. CEPEDl.

Una hcjs suelta hemos reclb'do
de Ponce, suscrita por D. Mario
Braschi.
En- ella Sc da cuenta del viaje
del Sr. Cepeda q Ia P. ninsula,
don le, dice, asuntos de alto int
res reclaman su atenci6n, y en- 10
cual estari unos pocos meses.
Tsmbien da cuenta Ia hoja en-
question de que, efecto de no ha
berse cumplido, al ausentarse el
Sr. Cepeda, un pfecepto de la vi
yente ley de imprenta, ha sido
suspendida Ia Reuista por orden
del Sr. Alcalde de Ponce.
Asi mismo hace saber el Sr
Braschi que ell % del corriente
reaparecerS Ia ReUista dirigida
por 81, interim realiza su viaje e'
Sr. Cepeds.
Quedamos enterados de todo.
Ell Clomor hace aspavientos
porque no sabemos nosotros el
motive nj los fines del viaje del
Sr. Cepeda. Solo conocemos ell
prin"ipio.
Y 10 mas gracioso del case es
que tampoco sabe con certezs
aquIllos FL Clamor del Pats. Y,
sin embargo, quiere enmendarnos
la plana, } echarla de sd6elo todo.
Dice el colega: II Puede que
Cepeia haya lido 4 Madrid q in
terpelar al Ministro de Gracia y
Justicia para que Olga 81 la JUST
cia es 10 que IS, 8 81 er, simple
mente, un q,.icio iniciaI.
iBahl Las bobadas de STEM
pre-, propias de EI Clamor. iE
Il que anda fuera de q"icio!
Para decirnos ESQ, y salirnoe
con un p.4ede, igual q un tai ves,
que equiva'e &un cero ala izquier
ds; para esas simp!eEas no nece.
sitaba molestarse FL CIamor. Pa.
ra ese visje no neeesitaba el a.
forjas.
De todas maneras, conste que
no nos preocups en- 10 mas mini
mo la expedition del senior Cope
da. Aunque crea puerilmente
Ell C'amor que. al yer al Sc nor
Cepeda ell sefior Ministro de Ora
cia y Justicis, Sc pro nueve una
crisis.
iBuen visje!
Otra tonteria de 81 C!amor:
Lamar fambre q Ia noticia que
nosotros dimos sobre el viaje del
senior Cepeds. ~
Y, SIN embargo, ~ Olamor no
Ia di6 habiendo salldo, antes que
el BoLETM.
Tia mollera de ~ C90mor; ess
si que esta fambrsl
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Preciosos tomos en- l2' J -, elegan-
,emsute encnadetnados en- tels, con
planehas > cortes dcrados:
sANDEAU. -Mariana.
J ISAACS.-MariA.
NJ. C0TiN.-M ,,ilde. 2 tomos.
AGUIRRE Y ROSALES.-Virgi-
mis-.
REGINA N. ROOHE.--0scar J
Amands. = tomos.
j. RUlZ.-Historia de Santa Isabel.
r. COOPER. - D. Mercedes De
Castillo
Pillar sISUEs.-Hl., s'po.A J
msifs.
LOPEZ GARCIA -- Pocsiss.
BRETON De LOS II HERREROs.
-Ohras eseogidas.
yELARDE --cbTas po4tleAa
y. pARDo BAZAS --San ffaa-
cisco De Ala
DASTs.-La D.Vias ro,neala.
FELIU 7 CODiS A.-Lu HaAas
a. Ma, : tnas.
EScRICh,---E MAai' Del 0Alga.
-, tomos-
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1sLA DE cUBA.

Hasta el 10 del corriente a.
canaan nuestros canjes de lasIsla
de Cubs. Trataremos de exsrac.
tar 10 mas importante que NOS
comunican.
Al Dandolerismo no se lie pier
de de vista ri se le ds descansc.
Las siguientes noticias 10 pa
tentizan de un modo incontrover !
tible:
En- Matanzas han sido ejecuta-
dos dos otros Yeos.
--Segdn Ba Tsydad De Glen
fuegos, ha sido reducido . prisidp
en- ell barrio de Manacas, do aquel
tGrmino, D. julian Rppero. 50
gdn SO .afirma, padre DEF c9lshfe
bandido de Ia Vuelta "A gaiO. Len
que Romero. w
do 81 COmbate de C&rdenas: !:
'sSegdn noticias fdedignas, en- va
guaramas, ,,proVincia de Santa Clara,
ha sido presA Pastora Morej6u, que
cuAndo sl secuestro de D. Daniel Uue-
to, facilit6 comida & 10 psrtids do Ma
tasAs. El marido de 10 mems, Anita.
niO VAlero, reconocido como espis de
MatsQAs; huy6 al monte, habisndO .ilc
muerto por 10 Guards Civil, al no de-
tenerse 1 las voces dc "Alto", que lie
daba una emboscSda.
Ia Morej6n sstA convicta , confess
de 30 delito."
DE La Doctrind de- Holguin
"En Bones, Alcaldia del barrio de-
BRAT, se ha llevad0 Z cabo Ia capturA
del famoso criminal Domingo Ramifez
(s) Pe6n, condenadO & .catofcs aiios d.
presidio por homicidio.
Hscia 20 algdu tempo que Audaba
pr6fago, pero 90 saba por eon6dsneia'
= avisos an6nimoS Que Ell lugar MAJ
frecuente de "a residenciA era BaneF
No % podia, sin embargo, dsf con 4
era hombre sagsx, fuerte, Ggil J grsr
nadador. Cuando 70 veia acosado d,
ceres, se echabA 81 mar, % SAmbullil
y abEr, amigOs --deeis , sas persegui
dores-1se coy con los peees.
La bahia de Nipe 10 atrsvessba cor
Ia rspides de IN tibnr6n. Adsn Gs, to
MIA toda aquella eomarca atsrrorixads
Hacs pocos diss % smbrisg6, y de-
aenvainando sl machete, empeso / do
dssaforadas voces de vica Cx6a hbys
amenazando de musrts al que se l
acercase. Pero tres vseinos de Bijar,
60 le e:haron sncims, 10 quitason .
machete, J bien amarrsdo, 10 sntIsga
ron 1 10 GuardiA Civil"
Con que Svica Cuba H6re, eh
iValisnte adalid, ese, dc /
santa causal
Otras prisiones % han veri6cs
do. He aqui 10 que dice aeere
de elias IN lac6rico colega repu
bIicano.Autonomista de CArdena.
Hsn aldo rsducidos & pFisi6n /:
conocidos vecinos d. Pedro Bernard
no VIlergas , d. Alberto PaIaeio
GAlArds, hsrmano este t'timo do D.
Francisco, del mismo apslhdo, qus ID
60 sDeusntfa dstenido sn NstanIaa.H
ID splsgande gna lsio Dc foe
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-07-27

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