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The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1891-12-05
HOME HAPPENINGS.

George Starks is home from Blunt.
-December came IN warm and
pleasant.
"A. r. Doty of Gettysburg, was in
town Monday.
Mrs. T. A. Dare spent pa rt OF the
week in Blunt.
Judge J. X. Hanney of Huron,
was in town Tuesday night,
Banker w. N. Meloon went to
Pierre on business. Tuesday.
Ed. Pierce left for Pierfe We'd
nesday to market quantity of beef.
Alex. Mcmahon commenced a
term of school in Norfolk last Monday.
Rev. M. Ash will preach in Onida
tomorrow. All are invited to attend.
w. S. Haynes, Of Pleasant town
ship, has returned home from North
Dakota.
Mrs. S. J. McKittrick left Tues
day for her old home in Iowa to spend
the winter.
-Irv Sergeant left Monday to ac-
cept position as brakesman on the G.
and N. W. Ry.
Mrs. w. Lilly has been in Blunt
the past week visiting her daughter,
Mrs. Gala Cole.
Rev. w. H. Clstworthy preached
Thanksgiving sermon to our people
lastSunday morning.
There will be wedding in the
east end of the county soon, if it has
not already occurred.
Peter Glerup of Norfolk has gone
on a visit to Denmark. He expects to
return here in the spring.
H. j. Lawrence of Cora township,
and VIM. Low of Fairview, were doing
business in town, Monday.
John A. Holmes, one Of Pierre's
leading attorneys, was in town last
Saturday on legal business.
Thursdays snow storm was the
wettest we have had this season and
there was an abundance of it,
Steve Travis, editor of the Okobo
10 Times, is in Sioux Falls IN attend
ance at the U. S. Court as a juror.
The w. r. G. will meet this after
noon at 3 O'Clock TO elect officers. All
members are requested to be present.
Mrs. A. A. Faust commenced a
four months term of school in Lang
district, Rich Valley township, Mon
day.
w. II. McFarlane, who left with
his family for Iowa IN October, has
rented a farm and located neal
Cherokee.
A petition for the establishment
of postotiice at Walter Prices in
Milford township, was sent to Wash
ington last Saturday.
is there any reason to kick wher
farmers get 90 cents dozen for eggs
20 cents pound for butter, 6 cents &
pound for dressed pork, and ID cent:
each for jack rabbits?
Will Merritt Of Lincoln township
has sold his farm to Mr.. Critchett
of Chicago, who expects TO make 8
sheep ranch OF it. Mr.. Merrett will
not leave Sully county, however.
ID. NJ. Anderson and wife started
for Abba, Iowa, Thursday morning
Dan will return about the Holiday.
while Mrs. A. will spend the balance
of the winter at Abba and other points
in Southern Iowa.
Our young friend Tulley Taylor
OF Blunt, was married to Miss Efiie
Seelye, of Breton, Hughes County, on
Thanksgiving. Here's hoping yo'
may always feel like giving thanks
Tully, for taking the step.
E Il. Brooking came in on Wed
nesday's stage, from Huron to attent
the marriage OF his daughter, Miss
Edith, to Robt. N. Porter, and vii
spend few days with his family.
Miss Emma Nelson, who was at
tending school in Onida, returned +
her home in Blaine township, last week
and will attend the Hall school, being
taught by Miss Jessie Livingstone.
-Chas. +. Nelson and Line. Howard
returned from North Dakota last week
Nevada County picayune., 1891-10-01
Bill Nye on Marriage.

Bill Nye, in speaking of marriage, says: Marriage, if not carried to an excess, is wise provision and a sacred obligation. Marry your op- positc as far as possible, especially y as regards sex. You will never re- gret it. If possible marry above your station Both of you should do this. It is sure to advance your race. Don't marry foreigner uu- less you want to very much Iideed. Do not encourage long engagements. 1t is better to get weary of each other al your leisure than to fool about it before hand. Courtship, however, is a most delightful indus try and should not be rashly broken in upon by marriage Some people seem to be admirably fitted for sui tors, but fail in other occupations. This is very fortunate indeed. No suitor can be sure of q permanent situation. The supply exceeds the demand"
Nevada County picayune., 1891-10-01
NEW PROUTY POWER PRESS.

THE PICAYUNE aa home print nco~s ocal paper well equipped printed paper m te Slate fac" power press ne" Paragon paper IuNl5 inch Peerless or bran types mailing machine and ob type of latest designs ctc compose it
Nevada County picayune., 1891-10-01

The brusquc and fussy im- pulse of these days of false impression would rate down az as worthless because ouc IS unworthy.
 As if there were no notes in sunbcams !
 Or comets among stars !
 Or cataracts in peaceful rivers
 Because one remedy pro- fesses to do what 1t never was adapted to do, are all remedies worthless?
 Because one doctor lets his patient die, are all humbugs ?
 It requires 2 fine eye and a finer brain to discriminate to draw the diffcrcntial line.
 "Thcy say that Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and Dr. Picrces Favoritc Prescrip- ton have cured thousands.
 "Thcy say for weak sys- tenn there's nothing better than the " Discovery, and that the 7" Favoritc Prescription Is the hope of debiIjtatcd, feeble women who need rcstora- tive tonic and bracins ncrvinc.
 And heres the proof -
 Try one or both. If they don't help you, tell the Worlds Dispensary Medical Associa- tion so, and you get your money back again.
Nevada County picayune., 1891-10-01
A GOOD

fer when his system needs a tonic. when his system is breaking down from blood iInpurity or some was;iug disoaee, he will demand of his druggist bottle of Bulps suaded to take anything tLat may be otS cred in its stead as being just as gQod" There is no other remedy so good as Bul)'s Sarsaparilia for such diseases as Scrofula, syphilitic affections saltrhcum, itch eG. zema, pjmplcs sores, rheumatism, lame back, swollen joints, aching muscles, perE. ous weakness, nervous debility, loss Of appetite, loss of flesh, loss of strength, sleeplessness, premature old age, etc
 ri Woodruff, JcIotsop vile, Ind, writes: "Ior ten years bad been an invalid. be. came chronic ncGicine taker. There is not a blood remedy or tonic advertised that did not try. From none of them did l derive any permanent good. 1 became discouraged, My system was fuu Of blood impurities. My skin was covered in piacps with brown patches and little sores. My
Nevada County picayune., 1891-10-01
GOOD MEASURE.
Yes, good measure, pressed down
 and running over.

Some of these litt'e propriet9rs of sarse- parillhs put np in halt-piht bottles Afe fl. fious of the Increasing h6pularity of Dr. John Bulls Sarsaparil!A put tip ds t is 10 large quart bottles, and intimate that lAeirs is more concentrated. This is as false es deceit can be. A tcaspodntul Of BQWS Sarsaparilla contains more conceutrateq medicinal virtue than a tablespoonful os any other sarsaparilla made. \ bottle of Dr John Bulls Sarsaparilla contains six times the curative virtue of bottle of any other blood purifier made. NJ e&ceptlop money % worth lie I wants l s',, good mleqsvN alt
 Therefore, unIess misled throng1l igGoS- aEce. whom Lis oAstem nnnls ALanl nufl-
Nevada County picayune., 1891-10-01
BALLOT REFORM.

The craze which struck this cOun- try for the Australian ballOt-boX re- form three years ago, still prevails. Massachusetts led off with the sys- tenn in 1888, and has found it thor oughly satisfactory. This induced q number of other States to follow suit. Ten adopted the new system which make tho ballot more secret in 1889, four in 1890, and fourteen have already done so this year, mak- ing twent-nInc States, or considerably moro than half in the Union, that have amended their election laws and iu- troduced the new system. This Sys- tenn, however has varied in tue scv- eral states, so that while it is pro- nounced good in some, it is declared to be poor and, indeed, very bad in others. All of them have the main provisions of the Australian law-se crct, official ballot-and all indepen- dent and third party nominations are placed on the same footing as those of the regular parties. Objection is made to the Maryland law, which al- lows voter to take a friend or interpreter with him into the booth where he prepares his ballot, thus destroying what was recognized as one of the safeguards of the system, the fact that there was perfect se- crecy, that no one could know how the voter prepared his ballot or in terfere with him in any way. In sev- eral of the States the Australian sys- tenn is still further departed from, for although the government provides official ballots, these are dlstrihui ed anywhere, and the voter can thus prepare them days in advance of the election, leaving no secrecy whatev- CT about the matter. The New York, :, Pennsylvania and California laws are declared to be the most 0bjec- tionablC, as they discriminate against
 ndcr nndent and ;hird party candi- dates, and they are characterized as being an attempt to bring the new system into disrepute, or at least to thwart it's real aim and purpose, which is to allow all to vote for the candidate they prefer without inter ference from the political workers, and protected from them by secrecy. But even where the law is objection able, 1t is gratifying to note that the legislatures have recognized that some improvement was needed in our ballot system. In most cases they endeavorcd to rectify It, and to cor rect it's deficiencies; in others they only pretended to do so. But even in the latter States they were com pelled to sec that the people demand ed some reform and change-and this is satisfactory even if the law is not.
 The system is now in force in twentv-uinc States, more or less mod flied ill all of them from the original Australian ballot act. It will be tried in these various forms, and it is safe to say that when the experience of q few years has thoroughly tested the merits of the best law now in force it will be insisted on by the people in all the States, and q ballot system put into operation that will correct the evils that have grown up with the present one x. 0. Times Democrat
Nevada County picayune., 1891-10-01
INVESTMENT.

a muscles had lost their strength, was very weak. My appetite and digestion Wefe iflis. erable l kept growing worse and worse until began to use Dr Bulls SarsapaItlla, then began to rally at once, and greE stronger and stronger l have nov used probably 30 bottles, and my improcement In looks and feeling s so great l seem like another person. l am now well and strong, and give the whole credit Of my recovery 70 DT. Bulls SATsapaulia.
 GD Your children will be more healthy. happy and pretty, If you occasionally giV6 them Dr. John Ball'S Worm be1iOycrA Try them. Price 23 cents
 ro- When you have chllls and fever, if you want sure .ure and one that does not taste had. take ~uith's Tonic syrup If will Flea.a you test,r thah quiuinc or any other cu.l u,..ie.Hc.
 Jouy p. Pees N Se<-. Wholesale lgents, I7a, It.. -. .,. -t,, Cjuc!unati, O.
Nevada County picayune., 1891-10-01
A MYSTERY EXPLAINED.

The papers contain frequent notices of rich pretty and educated cirls clopiug Nith ue- groes, tramp, and conchmen. Tho Ncll. known specialist, Dr, Franklin Mile., say. all such girls are more or less h,,toricsl, nervous very impulsivc' uubaIaucci u.ually subject to headache, neuralgia. .Ieeple--nos. immodcrate crying or laughing The-. show a week ncrvou. system for which tbrre is ua remedy equal Co Restorative Nrr7 iHr Trml bottles and a fine book ron'aiuiu. man, uar. velous cures, free at Hugh M"nsrsf. Dru- Store, who also sells and cl,rantrss Dr Nle. New Heart Cure, tho finest uf htaH inHi.. Cure, iluttcring, short brutb. tte.
Nevada County picayune., 1891-10-01

PICANIN NE devoted the best of all classes and week. Out of 2S col umn gives colt NNs OF READING MATTER much in particular local country. All departments will be kept Co the stand ard l}NCRrIION PRICE nominal sljo year In enlightened progressive every should take plenty tf newspapers especially his paper. there
 
 pay his county paper All afford w take the Pr, lghm full local and editorial news mako specially thc home circle.
 TIE PCAYU NE $ thorough, ,ud hcari, Dno,F,uo politics and will do its Democratic because this party ba. proven the true of people (cpccay the poor and has the The right and condemn party and Vi exercised whenever occa demands
Nevada County picayune., 1891-10-01
PRESCOTT,

FOR SNlt.-IN PRESCOTT:
 Pritchard Ry.ideuya and , a,r,aa Ea-t Main street.
 A four room rc,ilcur and Ho Iot- north of the public school huu~c.
 II unimproycd lot, in Brad Scott and Warren, additions to Prescott 5000 down aEd balance in monthly insialImeut-. The Clark place, newly repaired and put in good condition; l20 by ilo IeeG also
 acres north of the Pre>cot. Lumher Co.,, blaming mill, and ou terms to suit purchaser IN COUNTRY:
 John Martin farm, 2G0 acre. with good house and barn, and loo acres open land for sale very cheap.
 The Ben Stney farm, 200 acres, two good houses and ll0 acres in a high state of cu'tl- vaton.
 The Rosa Campbell farm, 20 acres, \ very fine iurn-Well Improved.
 The famous Bigg, lands: 5000 acre. for sale in quarter or half quarter sections, one mile from Prescott: 20 ouly fpur-iiths oi a mile from the depot at Prescott -the Prtchard trct-aud joining on the s"utI P 32O acres, known as the Smith tract,
 so ac-e> fine bill and creek bottom hand, near Emmet. part of the McDoug'ld hand. The Noteworthy place, 2io acres, one mile north of Emmct.
 The old McMjllan farm place, 2i0 acre-, near GicnyiIie-ycry cheap
 2S0 acres near Brewers new mill.
 200 acres at Bluff City. SO acres in cuItiya- tion--a good well on the place.
 leo acres, nine miles northwest uf town. good tillahle sandy land.
 G2 acres two miles southeast uf town. with a good thrce room residence and thirty ares iu cultivatioa
Nevada County picayune., 1891-10-01
She Knew His Courage.

wha-what would you think, Fannie" slaumcrcd Fort >tu,, youngsicr, all of trcmblc. 'd l should say was going lo hi-- y"u.'
 Well, Freddie" she replied archIy. I'd think you were jok- ing"
Nevada County picayune., 1891-10-01

Perfect and sleep conducive hoalt-acualv nec essay Buy of Bcsscmcr Spring Steel Bed Springs and secure this boon o'
Nevada County picayune., 1891-10-01
A FINE ADVERTISING MEDIUM.

Few offer better opportunity o advertisers Co reach the cutua masses than the PWt having between l2uo and " bona fde circulation It part of Nevada and territory contiguous Gun mail book open for inspection of aNcrcrr Rates made known application.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-12-12

tradiciOnes que la ligaban con aque
pals
Gambetta, pesar de su inquietud
no podfa abandonar Ell palacio de Bor-
bon.
Una manana- dice ell conference.-the
-el medico nos oblig6 quedarnos en-
casa de Ia enferms, la cual Sc encontraba
en- la agonfa y muri6 8 POGO.
Cusndo vimos Gambetta, despues
de haber rendido 81 dltimo tribute q la
muerte, ell tribune estaba en- la CSmara
Era el 1ltimo dia de Ia question de
Egipto todo ell mundo esperaba su
discurso; al vernos sali6 nuestro en-
cuentro nosotros no le dijimos nada y
Gambetta pudo desplegar toda su elo-
cuencia fue su 6ltimo discourse un
verdadero monumento oratorio, Cuando
bsj6 de la tFibuDa vino buscarnos
comprendi6 todo 10 immense de So des-
dicha.
Rompi6 en- sollozos y corri6 q abrazar
Ell cad4ver de su madre.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-12-12

bEe por dinero, y es destruir por dinero
tambi6n 81 g6rmen de un hombre.
Algunas de esas infames muieres COM
parecer6n hoy ante los tribunales de
Paris; con elias van q descubrirse gran
des infamias, secretos vergonsosos, ocul-
tamientOs y desapariciones siniestras que
tienen su oTigen en las preocupaciones
sociales, en- el egoismo de la falsa virtud,
en- Ia equiVocada idea que del honor y
del deber han infltrado en- nuestros espi-
rltus alejos y mesquinos perjuicios y
juuto q estOs crfmenes de la honradez
aparecera la obra de los completes, Ia
faena oscura y repugnante de las remen-
dadOras de virginidades, de decoros y de
prestigios.
JC6mo explicaran estas muieres la
perpetraci6n de los deltos que Sc las
imputsn7 sQu6 medios utilizaran para
siucersrse ante ell jurado7 IC6mo les
sera possible mover a piedad sus iueees7
No 10 Sc, mejor dicho, creo no podran
conseguirlo. Su infamia es de Cal natu-
ralezs, que no admite disculpa, nj ms
pira lastima, al provoca misericordia.
El jurado va entender en- un hecho
de suma importancia, en- IN delito mas
grave que el homicide ell regicidio y
el asesinato. - Mas grave, ST.
Ell crfmen de las sbortadoras no es un
crfmen contra las personas, es un crfmen
de lesa humanidad.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-12-12
FOLLETO INTERESANTE

Acsba de imprimirse en- esta tipograffa
un Undo folleto que contiene los versoE
en- que Manuel del Palacio atac6 un di0
Puerto-Rico, y las varias contestacio-
mes que le diersn algunos viriles patrio-
tas puertorriquenos.
La obrita alcanz6, en- su tempo, gran
celebridad, y hoy existe Verdadero afan
de leerla y de adquirirla.
Para dar una noticia mas sintetica q
nuestros abonados, reproducimos ell pre-
facio con que ell editor presenta al p6.
blico la nueva edici6n.
Hello aquf:
Al editarse por vez primera Ell pre-
sente folleto en- Barcelona, hace diez y
siete amos, de tai modo exotic la curio-
sidad p6blica, que Sc agotaron por COM
pleto los ejemplares disponibles, sin que
alcanzaran, ri con mucbo, satisfacer
las exigencias del pals, que snhelaba
conocer sus detractores y sus ami
gos.
Desde enton oes, con mayor menor
intensidad, bulle ell deseo de que alguien
REPRODUCED las estrofas de Palacio las
de sus contendientes en- la empenada
liza.
Bien iustifca tai inter6s Ia fama que
llevan consigo esas redondillas de El
Caribe, tan gallardas y f6ciles como
varoniles, vehementes y causticss. 7
bien nos explicamos que un eentenar de
amigos, enamorados de la literature re-
gional y de sus glorias, nos inviten, dia
tras dia, publican, en- una edici6n nue.
va famante, 10 que resulta al cabo-
por causa del tempo, que todo 10 bora
-casi en- absolute desconocido para Ia
generaci6n que crece.
Hacemos, pues, Ell opdsculo, sin espe-
ranza y sin prop6sitos de lucro; y 10
hacemos, no para rs reYEIIgi55 YEIIM5o. ~
au5fguss, sIn6 para dar aliento al Amino
con gratas reminiscenciss de otra edad,
que nos fngimos va muy lejana en- las
penumbras del recuerdo.
Ah1 esta, en- los romances de Palacio,
la Obra de la ingratitud, que resucits hoy
entire nosotros, y que volVer8 repro
ducirse manaOa, porque ell NAL es inge-
nito en- los humanos iUstintos, tendr8
slempre sus representatives, pocos y des-
medrados por fortuna.
Que no han de faltar q quien prodigs
benefcios-y este pueblo los prodig6 q
manos llenas-Opas que le traicionen y
Judas que le vendan.
AL Teimprimir estas paginas, rim
diendo culto al terruno de nuestro amor,
salvamos, quiza, de premature olvido
un rasgo caracterfstico de su historic
humilde, pero limpia y clara"
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-12-12
"a los Anunciantes

Sc recueFda 6stos que ma vez pu-
blicado en- este lugar IN anuncio de & 3
veces, pasara q Ia pTimeEa plana, como
asf SO expres6 de una manera terminan-
te varias veces seguidas al essableCer
esta necci6n exclusivamente para los
anuncios nuevos, para de este modo dar
espacio los que sc vayan presentando
Y complaceT 6 todos los anunciantes.
Ia Administration
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-12-12
NO tt IA

PARA UN PALACIO UN CARIBE es 81
tftulO de IN folleto que ha dado la estampa
esta casa editorial, accediendO los deseOs
de varios amantes de la bibliograffa puerto
rriqueias
Importe del ejemplar, 25 centavos en- Pom
ce 80 en- los demas pueblOs de la Isla fran
co de porte.
Por docenas 80. so.
AL despedirse nuestro amigo don Juan
COrOnel nos dej6 el encargo de recibir ell
impOTte de sus folietos I'm Viaje pOr cuentG
del EstGdO, que quedarOn en- poder de variOs
sefores de la Isla, para cabriT con esos fon-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-12-12
ALMACEN De MUSlCA
DE OLYMPIC OTERO

Ponce, Puerto Rico
OBRAs RECIBIDAs ULTIMAMENTE
GdztGmbids.-En las astas del toro. Vito.
M1sica en- miniature Cromo-. s OILS
- FL vale de Andorra Canc6n.
M1sica miniature. CronO- Is
Casado sOlterO Jacara. MI
sica en- miniature. CFomo- Is
efTOid.-Suen0s dorados. Op 81 Reveri6 As
Hanten Italia. viaie musical q Potpourrf IS
Here.-Variaciones sObre la cavatina
de La Violeta ta.---. 55
HeT-nGBdeg.-Torear pOr 10 finO. BOlero. Nd
sica en- miniature. Cromo Is
>, Los dOmin6s verdes. SOea. Nd
sica en- miniature Cromo- Is
Hagden.-Serenata. Ed popular 10
HaRdel-Largo. }, 10
EsPECEFICO INFALIBLE
CONTRA REsFRIADOs
DEL DOCTOR DON VICENTE sANTONI
Curacion asegurada en- las Is hOFas
De UeftG en- Ia F'aymacia
DE DON MANUEL R. SUPRA
UNIeO DEPOSTARiO De la VERDADEaa FORMULA
3m. Ponce, Diciaubre de 1891.
Fribcmuro de aiyle, Terevena. bipnona
ParaldehidO, encalipt0l. terpinol. SaioI. To-
dol, Cra0lina, Terpina. CTiaorobina. KAmaia
tentfuga.- Farmacia Subird
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-12-12

baimundo Valdeciilas- merciante-DepositO de
mercancias.-Ventas al deeall.--AtOCha.
Tidal & companfa-COmerciAntes introductOEes-
Dep6sito de ancfss.-Ventas al por mayor y
detail Plaza Principal.
Victor Manescau-Joyerfa Gaia de prestamos-Se
efectdan negoeios sobre empenos de prendas y
tOda clase de obietOs de vRlOr.-Reina 2.
GUAYANILLA
orlando Lavergne--CO COmisiOnista.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-12-12
QUESTION DE FORMA


Aver, del amor en- pos,
AL saludarnos lOs dos,
Sin tenor de hacer el 5d,
No 6eciamos "adiOs"
Llamandonos td pOT tG.
Hoy, que en- tu OlvidO te escudas
Cuando al aEar me saludas,
Muerto aquel amor temprano,
Sin miTar mis- ansias mudas
DiCes: "beso usted la maR0."
Y al yer tu csmbio traidor.
LlenO el pecho de dOlOr,
Deduzco con sentimiento
One be ganado en tTatamiento
Lo que he perdido en- amor.
Carlos Oanoi
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-12-12
0 F & LID A S
(DE DIFUNTos)
Joaquin Dicenta.

Rsa en- los labiOs, bTillO en- Ia mirada,
Iqui6n acierta pensar que sufrO yo9
La fruta soy de cAscara dorado
que Ileva rOtO agriO ell corazon.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-12-12

En- amor, el engsno va casi siempre mas
lejos que Ia desconfanza.-La Bruyere.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-12-12
A W. 8 o

No habiendo Ilenado inadvertidamente los re-
dusitos que prescribe Ia ley para las rifas, partc-
30 todos Os que tengan billetes de a de 10 estan-
cia de mi propedad sirvan devolverlos con 81 m
de Ilenar aqueos preceptos legales.
Ponce de Diciembre de 1891.
2-3 JosS do Ia Rosa Rodrigaes.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-12-12

Antes dc jurar una mujer que no se ANA
"a ninguna OtTa, convendria habeFlas viatO
todass no yer otra alguna. DHpug
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-12-12

Lo que menos sc eneuentTa en- eli amor ee
la galanterfa. La RochefoWcaHld.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-12-12

En amor, 10 son siempre las faltas las que
nos pieTden; es In mRnera de conduciFBe
despues de haberlas cometido.-Mnse. de
Lambert.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-12-12
RE OR Es

Ell amor do pOr sf anna de tal sUertc el So
cretO el misterio, que puede decirse que
tOdo 10 que no es secreto nj misteriO, no ea
am0r.--Mlle. dc ScHdery.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-12-12

Las extIavagancias son la eseRcia del amor
verdadeTo.-Nin6n de LeRclos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-12-12

a. los hacendadoB de Cafe
Don Antoni3 Rivera, de Coamo, vende mniaa
domadas de t7es amos de edad
Coamo, NOviembre le De 1891.
Emulsion Scott y KepleE, PaDacea S0rani.
-Farmacis sohira
F0SEATlNA FALlERES. Alimsnfo delos lBises