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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-07-25

PARKERsBUEG, W. VA.-Hart RAIDER, a
well-knOwn farmer Of Jackson county, has
learned that black snake can climb better
than the average school boy. RAIDER had
been missing his chickens for some time, and
having reason to believe that large snake
had devonred them, he fastened them up Sc
curcly few nights since The chickens were
safe the next morning, but the colony of
martins which had made their nests in box
at tine top of a 2)-ioOt pole failed to awaken
the family that morning with their usual
noise. They had completely disappeared and
RAIDER was puzzled over the cause, but that
evening the mystery was explained when
RAIDER saw huge black snake, over five feet
in length, climbing the pole. The snake
was killed and post-mortem held, which
disclosed the bodies of three full grown and
two young martins inside the snakes com
missary department The reptile had climb
ell the pole and wiped ont the whole colony
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-07-25

SOME of the Democratic papers express
the fear that General Harrison is talking
too much early in the campaign. The
reason for their nervousness is apparent
when the Generals little speeches to the
delegations that call upon him are exam
ined. He never fails in the midst of
graceful and earnest response TO cnthnsi-
astic utterances TO direct the attention of
those who call upon him to the leading
issues of the campaign. He finds in ev-
cry case an opportunity to make reference
TO the advantages of home markets and
TO illustrate the principles of the protect
i've system. In speaking TO the citizens
of kokomo on "Wednesday he spoke of
the rapid development of the county
and of the extended markets that came
with this development, and said; "You
may not notice the advantage of having
home market SO much in the apprecia-
ton of the prices Of the staple products
of your farms, but you will notice it in
the expansion of the markets for those
more perishable products which cannot
reach distant market and must be con-
sumed near home. Is il not, then, time
for you, as thoughtful citizens-whateyer
your previous affiliations may have been
to consider the question, what legisla-
tion will most promote the development
of the manufacturing interests OF your
county and enlarge the home market for
the products of your arm?" A man who
is all the time saying things like that is a
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-07-25
The Jackson Outrage.

WASHINGTON, July 23.-The majority re-
port of the Senate Judiciary Committee,
which investigated the Jackson mississippi
municipal election, was presented in the
Senate to-day. The committee in its report
reaches the conclusion that the entire colored
vote of Jackson was suppressed at the last
municipal election by intimidation, and that
the Deputy United States Marshal, the
United States District Attorney and Deputy
Collector of Internal Revenue in that section
participated and in some degree aided in the
suppression of the colored vote. Charles
Lemley, recently nominated by the Presi-
dent as postmaster for Jackson. is also men
toned as one of those who participated in
the Wholesale suppression of colored votes.
The whole proceeding is condemned IN
strong terms and the removal of the guilty
officials demanded.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-07-25
SIN othered In MUD.

New YORK, July 21.-Marcus Tallman, II
years old, of EIst Brooklyn, was suffOcated
this afternoon in mudhoie The boy had
been in bathing and was alone, when he
tried to reach solid ground by tramping
through the mud, because be had found it
too hard work 20 climb the oil-soaked logs
of the wharf from which he had plunged in
to the dirty stream As he pl6ughed through
the mire he struck one of the mudholes and
sank to his waist
His cries for assistance were not heard.
His struggles seemed only TO sink him deep
er into the mire. When a boatman diseov-
cred him he had sunk up to his chin, and
was making weak and pijeous cries. BY the
time the boatman and others got 70 the little
fellow on plank the mud engnlfed and suf-
focated him. His body was drawn out and
removed to his home
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en- Killed.

LYycHBuBG, Va, July PA terrible COLI
sion occurred on the Norfolk and Western
Railroad this morning about o'clock, eight
miles above the city, between a freight and a
material train, killing both engineers, one
fireman and five of the crews. Both engines
are completely wrecked and seven cars de
molished. A large force of hands has been
at work all day moving the wreck, and the
track has been cleared. The loss is esiimed
100000.
Engineers Henry and Harris, Fireman
Darnley, of the material train, and seven
colOred train hanis whose names are un-
known. were killed. Fireman Mays, of the
freight train, was fatally injured
The conductor escaped with slight bruises.
The accident was caused, it is claimed. by
the conductor of the material train misun-
derstandinS orders.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-07-25

A CALL has been issued by Chairman
Cooper for meeting of the Republican
State Committee at the Continental Ho-
tel, Philadelphia, Wednesday, August
sth, for the purpose of placing in nomi-
nation candidate for Auditor General.
Colonel Thomas b. McCamant, of Blair
county, who was appointed by Governor
Beaver as the successor of Colonel A.
Wilson Norris, deceased, will in all prob
ability be the unanimous choice of the
committee
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-07-25
A DiabolicaIDsed.

LANCASTER PA, July i9.-An attempt was
made to wreck the Western Express of the
Pennsylvania Railroad, due here at II oclock
last night and at Pittsburgh at this morn
ing. Just east of Coalesville the engineer
felt the locomotive jar as though il had run
over something. the train was stopped and
a heavy oak plank eight feet long and six
inches thick was found wedged so tightly
between the engine pilot and front wheels
that it required half hour to get It out. 1t
is not known who put the plank on the
track. Nearly all the passengers were asleep
and knew nothing of their narrow escape.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-07-25

THE list is daily growing larger Of Dem
ocrats who have announced their deter
mination TO vote for Harrison and pro-
lection, and the Democrats are becoming
very nervous over these signs that tide
has set in against Cleveland that will
sweep him and his fellow free traders
into obscurity. The political horizon is
bright with promise for the Republican
party, and these daily defections from the
Democracy add to the hopes of the
friends of American industries and Amer
lean workingmen.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-07-25

THOSE Democrats who express a belief
that Cleveland will carry Michigan this
fall by the INSCRIPTIONS use of the post
office patronage should read what some
of the leading Democrats are saying
about the effect of the Mills bill in that
State. 1t will destroy the principal in
dustries of the State.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-07-25
3. & 3.
SPECIAL SPRING SALEOF
Silks 81 Dress Goods.
In Plain Blacks, CoIors, Fancy Combina.
tons and Weayes.

Tbs Is a most extensive offering AMI cEiuas
maHT REH1RKIBLE BiRGILyy-aot sys1.
day bargains-but something unusual Fu7ia-
ers Of Dry Good, win consult their ovB iBt,r>.
by writing olIr Nail order Department t,-.agr.s.
Of these values. which, to-ethar with any iair
nation in regard 10 gpol>, etr w..I De- aheCr.-'iT
sent 70 any address. This Iuleh Of 8ir ia,r.-
Is rapidly growing every day. f. -Uli continue p
develop just IN proportion o.. the benefits -1i lt
vantases Of purchasing from our extensive .,.ss.
whore many rare bargain, ar. constantly a'rasi
comes to be fully understood and aprroist.i .y
buyers living at distance fom ,he large .raI-
centres.
The branches in the six Department SGD ir.
clude 21ineh Black Gruss Grain. le ,-, 'e
sl.o0. Sl2i. sI.5G. 20 500,
22-iuch Black suraIs, strictly all SILKS fe-
such quality not shown elsewhere Jess 'a-n
aud 75c,
Also, Special Values in Black ~lrh,, On, 90.
Toe
2tineh surahs, sloe. Si.g5. $50.
Full line Black Aunure silks. -1iHrl- T.e
Soc neal yaluc SD.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-07-25

GEORGE ALFRED TOWNSEND, one of the
most fascinating writers of the day, is TO
write the authorized campaign biography
Of Levi p. Morton TO accompany General
lew Wallace's life of Harrison.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-07-25

very dangerous speaker for the Demo
cratic party. and as General Harrison as
speeches are just now receiving a very
wide circulation no wonder the Demo-
Gratis would like to silence him.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-07-25

FouR years is as long a time as the De
mocracy can be trusted with the manage
ment of public affairs in this country.
Turn the rascals out
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-07-25

ENGLAND sympathized with the Con
federlcy during the war because it was
for free trade. 1t now favors Cleveland
for the same reason
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-07-25

CLEVELAND will write his letter of ac-
certance when he can spare time from
writing pension vetoes.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-07-25

THE majority for the Mills bill was thir'
teen. An unlucky number.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-07-25
COUNTY.
FOR CONGRESS,

FOR CONGRESS,
EDWARD sCtI.L, Of Somerset Borough.
Subject 10 the decision Of the District Conference
FOR LEGISLATURE,
NOAH s. MILLER. Of Jennrr Twp.
JAS. L. PUGH. Of Somerset Borough.
FOR JURY COMMISSIONER.
SAMUEL b. NoDER, Of stonycreek Twp.
FOR POOR DIRECTOR,
ALEN HUNTER, Of Somerset Twp
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-07-25

JAMES q. BLAINE will sail for New York
August lst.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-07-25
CObORED DRESS SILKS
GRoS GRAINS,
SURAHS,
aHAOaMES
FsILLs FRsaCslssE E1l

f-l-LE FHrA-7l9'- ~
few special numbers fu wool FiBA!N 81
5finch all wool CHECKS and Mixture -c aEl'.
regular 50c. quality.
Line of55-ineh all wool goosi,. elegant q.a-.I
s5c.
io-inch French suitine,. Soc. down ala FL
and SOD
10000 yards Of Crinkiei Scer,uaass -aa1''
at b., "a Sc Il yard aue goJi-. anI oa- '-.''
touble these prices
Very extensive assortmants o., DOME7Ii-
SATfNES az 12i IL and 1ls.. aul Faa-. ir..-
satines al .5c Doe. .=;r
Wash ooods ofevcry description alr-ei 81.
dia Linens. Dress Giaghims. Co.is ti0.i-
etc. etc. at les than regular price.
"THE BEST QUALITIES At LOWEST PRICES
Para>ols AMI S1n Umbrellas Fans ,a'
Hosiery and Gloves. Iliis-' NcrSu li.. llal.-
chiefs, Ribbons, Larcs Emhrpidrr.--, .ic t
the most fos your money.
Write for Prices
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-07-25

ELDcToEs-AT- LARGE,
Thomas Dolsn. Lewis Pugh.
DISTRICT ELECTORS.
J. John II. Taggari- 10 J9hh u, ",alt rant
. John Wanamaker. -. wilson - 49, 49,
= Hilbert y. John u David W; oiaIk-
! rohn Mckinley 10 John &. Lower
g. Joseph r. T. Codtes. - Jeremiah n; Miliei
2 Wm :. Ellis. p george J. Elil"'I
8 Edgar Pinchot- = Harry : fHui-
y samuel L. kurtz y 5egrEe ohirhs, j.
10. ElwoOd Grie-t. y Z = Nswmser'
- William d pnyne 26 j. c. Sturieyant
l3 Peter +. Buck. ~ Joseph 4. Jones
II Henry ii Bechtel 2s l.. N. Truxal.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-07-25
REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS
NATIONAL.

NATIONAL
FOR PRESIDENT,
GEN. BENZ. HARRISON,
OF INDIANA.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
HON. LEVI 7. MORTON,
OF NEW YORK.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-07-25
Inlr 10 1883.

Hon. w. IT. SoUieh, HJuse Of Representatives.
Ny DEAR SIR If a vote on Mr. Mills
Tariff bill is to be taken Saturday, the 2lst
inst, fear my strength, by reason of recent
illness, will not permit my presence in the
House on that day, and if absent want yon
to secure me pair with some one who
favors that BILL as would if present, record
my vote in opposition to it. Give this i'm
mediate care, as do not want 10 be misun-
derstood. want it announced and distinct
~ known thai am opposed TO the passage
of the bill in question. Yours truly,
SAMUEL J. RANDALL.
The letter was loudly applauded by the
Republican members of the House. The
roll call was then proceeded with and the
bin was passed-yeas lG2, nays 1i9, as fol-
lows:
All the Pennsylvan ians voted on the bill
except Randall, who is sick, and who sent
word that he would have voted against the
bill. and Hiestand, who was also paired in
the same way The vote was as follows:
NAYs-osborne, Bingham, O'Neill, Kelley,
Harmer, Darlington. Yarlley, Patien, Nc
Cullough, Dalzeil, Bayne, Jackson, Moffitt,
Bound, Mccormick, Scull, Atkinson,
Brumm, Bunnell, and Sowden-20. Ali Re
publicans except Sowden.
As-Ermentrout, Maish, Hall, Scott,
Buckalew and I.ynch-6. All Democrats.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-07-25
JUDICIARY.

WDGEo THE SUPREME COURT.
JAMES T. MITCHELL. Of Philadelphia
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-07-25
STATE.

ELBcToEs-AT-LARGE,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-04-01
SEMANA SANTA.

Con gran solemnidad Y muy nu-
merosa afuencia de fieles, 10 cual
comprueDa una vez mas la acen-
drada religiosidad de nuestra po.
blaci6n, SO han celebrado en- esta
Capital los piadosos Y conmemo-
rativos cultos de la Sensana Santa.
En- la Iglesia Cathedral ha of
ciado pontificalmente ell Excmo.
6 limo. Sr. Obispo. Ell Ayuuta-
miento en- corporation concurri6 a
los actos del jueves Y viernes, CO.
mulgando en- el primero de estos
dos dias. A adorar los Monumentos
ha concurrido toda la Capital. En-
cuanto a los sermones, predicaron
los, con unci6n y elocuencia: on la
Cathedral, el del Mandate, al senor
Pbro Maroto; las siete palabras, en-
San jose y Ia Oapills, respectiva-
mente, el Rdo. Paul D. Felix Gar
cia y ell Oapellan de Artiller{a SO.
nor Adradas; ell de la Soledad, Gu
Oatedral, el Muy ilustre Sr. Dean
Perpifia.
La procession del Santo Entierro
estuvo muy lucida, presidiendola
el Excmo Sr. Gobernador General, /,
a la cabeza del Ayuntamiento.
Hoy las campanas nos han anun-
ciado la Resurrection de Nuestro
SenOr JesucristO.
Feliz P&scua deseamos anues-
trOs lectores.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-04-01

.grimas, iluminada, en- medic de
as mas recias tormentas, por ell
faro civilizador y custodio del
Catolicismo, que relumbra soSre
todos los escollos de la existencia ;
y ALA, en- la eterna Bienaventuran
"a, en- el reino que no tiene fin.
cuando Dios le lame q sus senos
de infinita clemencia y de provi
dencia sin limites.
Lo que es, 10 que signifra
para la prole humans, salvada
por Jesus, Ia portentosa Resu-
rrscci6n del Hjo de David, con
esta sola Erase 10 patentiza el
docto y mistico autor de la Gaia
de Pecadores: "I Para que re-
suscit6 despues de muerto el Sa
lvaior del mundo, sino para ha.
certe resuscitar en- esta nueva
manera de .vida"-la vida de !.
gracia2
Muerta yacia la humanidad en-
el negro antro de Ia culpa, De Ia
corruption, del envilecimiento. Y
Ia Resurrection de Jesucristo, su
Redentor, que hoy nos recuerdan
la Iglesia, Ia Historic, la Tradi'
ci6n, y ese grandioso testimopio
mas de su Divinidad, de su incon.
trastable Poder, vienen q recordar.
nos tambien la reparadora resu
rrecci6n de la familia humana,
que era un cadaver de degrada-
ci6n, 4 la vida del Bien. de la
Justicia, de la Inmortalidad.
Y en- tanto entona la Ig'esia
sus gozosos alleluyas, y moduls
el organo sus mas arrebatadoras
notas, en- loor de tan sefialado
acontecimiento, y suben al Trono
del Altfsimo nubes de incienso, y
ecos de preces, y de hlmnos, pro
clamando Ia resurrection de Jesu-
cristo Nuestro Senor-unamos
nosotros d aquellos himnos y q
aquellas preces nuestras alaban
zas, y glorificando y ensalzando
la Suprema Bondad, exclamemos
ante la soberana fgura del Redeu
tor, surgiendo del sepulcro. aper-
cibiendose para regresar transit
gurado al Alc&zar del Eterno
Padre:
-
"iCristo vencel iCristo reina
Cristo impera."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-04-01

'tamente todos los. productos del
arte, de la ciencia, de la industria,
que enla actuaiidad caracterizan
Ia cultuEa de los pneblos de la
America latina,
Art. 81 Una eomisi6n especial.
que SO trasladara & la America del
Sur en- un buque de guerra del Es-
tado, recibira la mission de prepa-
rar Ia Exposition, de acuerdo y ba-
10 la direction de los representan-
tes diplOmalicos de EsDafia en- los
diferentes Estados americanos.
Art. 4o A fin de atender & los
gastOs necesarins q Ia celebration
del centenario, ell gobierno inscri-
bira en- cada uno de los cinco pre-
supuestos siguientes, Y sometera &
la aprobaci6n de las Oortes, IN cr6-
ditto de 500, 1000 pesetas, que SO des-
tinara exclusivamente & los gastos
que la conmemoraci6n exija. Este
credito SO declarara permanente
hasta el 81 de JUNO de 1893, Y las
sumas que DO Sc gastaran en- cad;
uno de los ejercicios, SO reservara.
en- el Tesoro hasta la reterida f.
cha.
Art. 5c Los ministries de Esta.
do, Ultramar, Guerra y Marina
quedan encargados del cumpli-
miento de este decreto, en- La parte
que corresponds q sus respectivos
departamentos."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-04-01
iIMPOSIBLE, IMPOSSIBLE!

No es 10 peor que nuestros ad.
versarios formulen q cada mo
mento capitulos de sgravios con.
ira el Gobierno, aunque sean 10
fundados. Lo mas grave es que
esa mania lleva trazas de no aca
bar nunca, hacienda infructuosoe
todos los benef:ios.
iAh! iCuanto debe revelar
para los que algo ven en- ell fon
do de la politica, ese afsn cons.
tante en- algunos de criticar, sin
fun 1amento, cuanto de buf nc
arriba q estas playas, concedido
Dor ell Gobierno. Primero Sc pide
& grsndes gritot; se concede, y
loego Sc deplora a lagrima suelta.
8 se desvirtda la concession, con
Algun pretexto, 8 por alguno de
ssos recursos que 10 passion pons
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-04-01
CENTENARIO DE- COLON.

Saben nuestros lectores que q
Gobierno Supreme ha expedido
IN Decreto pieceptuando la cele.
oraci6n del Centenario del Grsu
Almirante, Dsscubridor de Ame
tica-pensamiento patri6tico y re.
parador que nosotros hemos va
ensa alzado, con ell anhelo de que
su realization sea tan brillante =
fecunda como es de esperar.
He aqui, para conocimiento de
ouestros favorecedores, Ia parte
iispositiva del aludido Real De
creto, publicado en- la Gaceta de
Madrid:
Articulo 1? Con objeto de con-
memorar el cuarto centenario del
descubrimiento de America, v hon.
rar la memoria de Oristobal Colon,
SO prepare ell alo 1892 una Expo
sici6n, q Ia cual invitar& ell gobier-
no al reino de Portugal y 6 los go.
biernos de los puebl0s de la Am6-
rica latina.
Art. 20 Esta Exposition tendrS
por Objeto presentar de Ia manera
mas completa que sea possible ell es.
tado en- que Sc hallaban los pobla-
dores de America en- la 6poca del
descubrimlento, agrupando al efec-
to cuantos objetos puedan dar idea
del estadO de su civilizaci6n v de
las razas que poblaban el CONT.
nente americana al finsl del siglo
xv, exponiendo { % yea sepaTa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-04-01
DE LUQUILLO.
Mario, "a de 1888.

Sr. Director del BoLETIN MER-
CANTIL.
Muy senior milo y de mi conside-
raci6n:
Estas lineas llevan por obieto
senalar I'm defecto muy perjudicial
para este vecindario, que debe Co
rregirse, para bien de los vecinos
de este pueblo.
Els el case que teniendo este Mu;
nicipio un m6dico titular que vive
en- uno de sus barrios, a mas de
una legua distante de esta poblaj
ci6n, y mas de dos de los barrios
opuestos de este pueblo; fqu6 con.
flicto no suceder1a teniendose me-
cesidad de los auxilios m6dicos du-
ra0te la n0che y aun durante ell dia,
en- los tiempos de lluvias, sobre to-
do para los pobres necesitados /!
No creo que deba pasar desaper-
cibida esta circunstancia para Ia
Alcaldfa, toda vez que Sc trata de
la conveniencia del pueblo, ydel
interes de todos sus vecinos.
Quedo atento amigo S.S.
UN VEOINO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-04-01
RASGO GENEROSO.

A esos vocingleros filantropos,
garrulos propagandistas de uns
carload mentids, que solo practi-
can vjrtudes en- apariencia, pero
con las que intentan embaucar {
los ignorantes o sencillos, y vivep
perennemente llamandose q si mis-.
mos tres veces santos, hombre.
de buena f., seres perfectos, como
aquel personaje biblico que esta
ba plsgado de vicios, q esos pode-
mos ofrecer hoy un nuevo gene
roso rasgo que enaltece q sus au-
torres, sirve de ejemplo q quienes,
por vicio de 81 propia naturaleza,
Sc ocupan tan solo de deprimir 10
que mace en- sus pr6jimos del
sincere amor por ell bien, en- lac
lutimas satisfacciones de una rec
ia conciencia, y excisa la graft
rud de una sociedad no indiferen.
to d las bellas acciones, nj ingrata
q los favores.
He aquf como 70 describe una
carts, que hemos recibido de Pom.
sc. de persona impartial y ajena
al suceso:
"Hace como 20 dias una infeliz
mujer, que vive pr6xima al cuartel,
dlo d luz, y pOr cOnsecuencia del
parto qued6 postrada, no en- CANA,
porque Lola tenia, sino en- el suelo,
abandonada de todo el mundo Y
partiendo ell coraz6n con sus lasti-
meros ayes q todo 81 que tenia por
necesidad que oirla. Sc practica
ron por el Oomisario de barrio di-
ligencias para que esa infeliz fuera
trasladada al Hospital OWL, pero
la carload Sc halla limitada & que
el Hospital tenga 6 no CANA des-
Ocupada.
La gravedad de la enferma ext
gia una asistencia mas esmerada,
y, en- la impOsibilidad de Obtenerla
del Hospital ivil,pasaron a reco-
gerla dos Oficiales del Battalion, ile-
vandola a su casa, pouiendo q su
culdado una mujer, provey 6udola
de CANA, ropa y tOdo 10 necesario
para su alimentaci6n, botica y cuan.
to 81 Medico titular, senor Ooronas,
que la asiste. juzgue conveniente.
Los gastos que Origine han acor-
dado costearlos los Ohciales.
Reclban esos diguos y cAballe-
rosos oficiales de nuestro Ejerci
to nuestr0s mas enthusiasts pla
GENES por una obra que tanto lee
honra y da brillante idea de sus
caritativos sentimientos.