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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-12-26
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& suss uss1lnmHTOBos parroQu1anos los. II
tos adquiridos an los mejores tall
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lea preciess Be hace fespon> able dt
das que % confecoiunen en- al establ
y procurar6 IN todo agrRdan. 4 suass 81
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-12-26
PrOblona resQolto.
LAMPARA g NEWTON. y

Nunca se ha presentado en- Puerto. Rico
una lampara de sstema tan sENC1LLo, LIMpto
= SECURE como esta.
FL criado mas torpe pueie maneiarla sin
el menOr tropiez0. Els Ia 0nioa l&mpara hasta
oil dia que tiene Ia inaprecilble ventaja de no
tener necesidad de hmpiarse sino UNA so1A vnE
Al MES.
4 No hay que guitar el tubo para encenderla
nj apagarla.s Sc apaga sin sUplar y por consl-
guiente ain 81 menor peligro y sin que forme
humO.
La llama que produce es blanca J pura
como luz el6ctrics, sea cualqu;era la elase de
petr0leo que ae use.
Subre todo, la l&mpara NEWTON oFRE-
CE LA MAS ABSOLUTE kEGUR1DAD contra las ex-
plosi0nes aunque se caiga encendida Oh IN
POSSIBLE QUE On fNrLAME.
Este precioso sistema eat& de venta en-
b. Manuel Vicente,
San francisco ndmero Il, y para pedidos al por
mayor dirigirse
p. Serrano,
rortaleza 4.
Hay tubos lnechas de.repuesto, 45-1A
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-12-26
Eafermos!! Easermassl

Los tisicos que desesperais de curaros:
Los que padecen de catarros frecuentes.
Los que enronquecen diariamente.
Los atacados de bronquitis broncorreas.
Los asmatioos. Los que tosen.
- Lo curaran radicalmente con Ia maraVillo-
- uaedicina que sc llama JarGbe Utss0 bGksd-.
ssjco de Gsayacal del DR.. Castro. II No hay
engahofl
Lean 10 que dicen los primeros m6dioos
de las Antillas.
81 la medicina no surte sus efectos &c de.
vuelve el dinero. M9dicos, farmac6uticos, On,
fermos, procurad esta medicifa on u farMacla
de Guillermety. en San Juan, Arrillaga de Pom.
90, Monagss de Mayagdez, Martinez de Huna-
$40 Elvira de Aguadilla.
Enfermna Enfermns III 4h>1l
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-12-26

Descuento especial para los comerciantes
c0mprand0 mas de cincuenta gruesas.
: vARIgDAoES
e.. tut cosstesati.--Es cosa probada que
LUNA es el responsible de la mayor parte dol
bicarbonato de soda que han despachado las
farmacias hoy. Ha VenddO al rededOr SO mil
duros (no es mecha) en- el corriente mes, : ST.
que vendiendO turrones mazapanes, vinos
y ncores que da horror. Solo dal gran Wind
tinto dc Logro10, lIamadO vino de pascuas, que
recientemente ha recibido que, dlcho sea de
paso, es vordaderamente dellcioso, ha despa.
chado va mas de seis mil botellas. Oonque 81
por el hllo SO SAGA 81 ovlllo, ender6ceme usted
ese aambrit0.
Por mas que digan. no hay fonda seH Il
Capital donde Sc pueda conner mas gus
to que On el restaurant de- Fontanillasl Il
CatGsamG, Mum. 66, Gale dc San Francis. O..
Una UMUiG de 0r0.--En las tlltirnas carry.
ras de caballos verlR,oadas Ga Longchamps (Pi.
ris,) los agentes de Ia bFigada de los iuesos d.
tuyleron II booknsakess.
La escena de la detenci6n fQ6 de promo
animada por un incidente que puso on juege a
to1os los que la presenciaban.
Uno de los bookmakeys, al verse acosado
por los agentes, grt6:
-lY bien FL tesoro no sc aprovecaara
de mi ninero
met.endo las manos en- sus bolsillos en-
pez0 arTojar monedas de orc plata por Ii
pista.
Muchas pessonas que, con un aire indife
rcnte estaban p. esenolandO Ia esceDa, Sc AFRO
jaron como lebreles sobre la hierba dAndos,
empujOnes hasta sendOs moQuetes por Ia ad
Qulsici0n dc aiguna mOneda.
AlgInos desde las tribunas, entusiasnado
aplaudiaD, gritandU:
Bis, bis (qne Sc repita)
Cerecedo Hermanos c. siguen echand,
ell resto en- su Colmado de la calle de San Fran
cisco, casa nun. 49,. Tienen unos mazapane
de Toledo en- caias de fantasia que bailan en- ]
una Visite usted el Colmado de Cereced
Hermanos y c.
No hay dana elegante, nj caballero uu
| visite la Capital de Puerto Rico, que no concr
IRA La Mall0YQNissG. ALI, tomando de |
mejor, es donde So da cita el hige life puerto
rriQueno.
A9sAGAoaN Da MU@7oA
IN 0LIMP10 OTRRo, AToCHA Il. q. - PoAUs,
Mnsica para piano dos names.
SaSYsef0. -Ramillete de seis danzas..... So )
lGeNs. "A orillas del mar. a.s4...I.... q
L
| ticas, op. g. ...s...sss ..saa.....
Para pedidos On Ia Capital, D. Jose aonsa'
Font.
Desde que Gede6n ha sabidu que v
sehoritas han tornado el grado do doct
Medicina y Qirugia, Sc decide ser ar
siempre por elias
i -Vete buscar a la ductofa K
dia su crladc.--; All eAp6rate; a
gunta que dolencia padezco, le coz
un dlvieso, pero no le digas an que
la madre dc falnilia cue con ps
quiera levar naucha, buena fresc,
cia a sl casa, que acada al LotUYs de
ALI, alli en- que esta el busilus
Goza de Ia fama de ser una DE-
l-derosas COmpafias de Sc yuros dy
b.ecidas en- el mum ., Ia Nesv- 70,
Conspusy su active el L. dc En-
en- curse SO elevaba 1l5 milloaS
500 pesos con e7 centavua ufos
sus poliEas en- vigor be0 milIoh
726 pesos. Rs agen.e general de
Life Ins. Company para toda Ia /
don Luis Sanchez Morales.
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-12-26

-
narse cigarrillos de la marca Figaro de- los Que
laboran los senores Celorio y Mora en la Ha- |
,ana
iCoGNAo JEREz PoNeHe MILITAR Il He |
lqui1os nombres Gugwst0s q pronuncian todos
os labios los llquidos de pascUas; los lioores
Is moda. Pida usted Cogsac yercs Possche l
lfilitar On todos los cafes = On todas las
pisitas.
- 0Gsas Qsse Sc yecons5e,sdas :-EL bUEN
GUSTO, uno de los mejores salonos de barbe-
ria peluqueria de Ia Capital.
Pr0pjetdrios j. Apellaniz, San Justo, ND
nero 18.-Perfumerfa extra superior. Sc adm1
ten abona ados.-Esnero y lilnpieza.
\ 70 4 lyertirnos las personas que nos en-
sian anuncios reclamos de intor6s personal
Iisimulandolos con el carActer de nOticfas, que
/ \ LA CORRESPONDENCE hay que pagan los dl-
| l1os anuncios reclamOs para que sean pubh-
| |a0as. Los enormes gast0s de esta EmpCesa
. 81 cubren con f,sMchGS gr0cias huepas v0-.
antades. rodn el mundo-inclnsive los cue
laeH aieo,-exigen Elective por los servioios qleo
w an por los articulos que nos vendeu.
. nuy natural la ley dc las compensa-
/ J. En- prensa va La CoRRRsroNDENClA hemns
ncibidoef programme do la velada lirico-sirsl-
1Atica que en- honor de los seileres Jefes y oil
eles del Battalion Cazadores de Colon, cele
faran esta noche algun0s militarea en- 81 Cas-
dlo de San Cristobal
s.; Sc pondran en- escena 81 drama K9stfssd0
es Reg Doss SaMchO. Tasg0s ;AMddtMdes y Ia
arzuela MsssicG Cldsica. Para esta f1nci0n
o ha construido un escenario provisional on el
tpferido Castillo.
| pATENc10N.-Estssa al1o;conno 10 hicimos GA
el pasado. dejamos -dnsde esta fccha establecide
Fen LA LACURREsPoNDENUIA para los disls dc Pas.
cuss A1o Nuevo y Reyes Ia secci0a de FELICI.
| TADIOIES. Dicha seoci6n viene austituir eco.
| nomicanente el trabajo de enviar tarjetas 4
dotniciio, con los 0lvid0s y bromas Y gastos
coasigrientes. Por Ms peso pueden las psrso
mas que asf 10 deseen, u1lizar tres veces la re
ferida sscci6n para felicitar sua amigos d.
la CAPITAL = de la Isla.
ONvENC1Do de que la tEmakss6,s de Scot
es sinf1uda alguna la mejor preparation entr,
los desu especie.
Hpaya., Depto. del cauca, Colombia.
80 Noviomhre 20, 1883,
Stores Scott y BosOme.
Et1nlados sefores Cumpiiendo con III
deberle espontaDea justicia, me es grato ma
nitestS ustedes, que de algdn tiempo ests
parte, Tengo Ordenando entire tni cllentela e
uso dea Emulsion de Scott, y por los resuta
dos qe he ObtenldO eStOy cOnvencidO de que
6sta e)sin duda alguna la mejor preparae'
! entire Is de su especie, pues reune
! las veGajas incontestables de anSs
J segursla de ser suave al essor
/ BILE al aladar. - =
], Ca sentimientos DE-
es grao ssuscribirme
) MaIso,
dad dear
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-12-26

Goza de Ia fama de ser una d.
-derosas Compailias de Sc yuros d5
b.ecidas en- el mum o, Ia Nesv- Yo,l
Cbnspussy su active el L. do En-
en- curse SO elevaba q 1l5 millonA
500 pesos con OF centavua oto, y a
sus polizas en- vigor q SEQ mllloh
726 pesos. Rs agen.e general de
Life Ims. Company para toda Ia II
don Luis Sanchez Morales.
The weekly examiner., 1891-01-17
Echoes from Paris.

In the matter of sleeves modistes are for once conservative, and insist that they shall be wide and full at the shoulder and veKy tight round the wrist.
 There is 8 certain time of life when caps bec0sne necessity, and those who are eompelled to wear them will be reconciled Co the fact by the dainty little headdresses which just cover the top of the head, and are composed of delteately tinted floral paaseuenterie and bows of ribbon in such ca1arming combinations of color as pink and heliotrope, nil and heliotrope. while some are entirely composed of ostrich feathers.
 All outdoor dresses are made with skirts that just escape tho ground, but for the h0use they touch all around and drag sufRciently to produce an agreeable frou- Grou at the back.
 Bonnets of cloth divide favor with felt DMes this season.
 T1ie carbuncle follows the amethyst, and welcome it is. In point of becomingnesS khs carbuncle always ranked high, and Ehere are many dark hued women who VII gladly welcome It aga9n
The weekly examiner., 1891-01-17
TIE SDERNEss.

Not unto every heart is d good gift Of simple tenderness allowed; we meet Wfta love in many ,shfons when We lift First to our lips If ,'s water bitter sweet Love comes upo with resistless DO wer Of curbless passion, and with headstrone 6
 will;
 It plays around like Apris br eze and shower, Or calmly flows, pid stream, and still It comes with bl@ssedness unto the heart That welcomes 1t aright-or bitter hatel It wrings the bosom with so fierce 8 smart, That love, we cryy is crueiler than fate, And then, ah me? when love has ceased to
 bless
 Our broken hearts cry out for tenderness. We long for tenderness like at which hung About us. lying our mothers breast; selfish feeling that no pen Nor tongue Gan praise alright, since silence sings it's besfs A love as far removed from passions heat As from the chillness of it's dying fire; love to lean on when the failing feet Begin to totter and the eyes to tire. In youths brief hey-dey hottest love we seek. The reddest rose we grasp-but when 1t dies God grant that later blossoms. vfolets meek, May spring for us beneath nfe's autumn skies; God grant some loving one be near to bless Our weary way with simple tenderness.
 An the Year Round.
The weekly examiner., 1891-01-17
closelx Attached to Her.

On a Philadelphia train that came through here the other day the passen- gers derived considerable amusement from the actions of handsomel young man and worried-looking, but still pretty woman They were so entirely absorbed in each other that they were not separated for a minute the whole trip. When she wanted to walk on the platform in Baltimore be promenaded up and down at her side-yet they never spoke save when necessary, and the people concluded that honeymoon quarrel was in progress. Nobody doubt ed for an instant that they were bride groom. When they got out here to change cars for Richmond, their destination, the conductor, who knew the man well, said: "Well, so long. Hope you get there all right" 70, I guess so. But she's mighty slippery customer. and have to watch her like a cet; The good looking man was a deputy sheriff, and was taking back to Rfchmond an unusu- ally clever shop-lifter that he had tracked to Philadelphia and aErssted.- Washington Post.
The weekly examiner., 1891-01-17
RriC.A-RHac.

A pair of Dresden candlesticks has on the base of each Cupid, one armed with gum and game bag, the other in the act of taking aim. Around each candle are four white clovers with their leaves; the shades pale green silk.
 Dainty trifies for the toilet come in Cope land ware with gold ground, sprinkled with dots of turquois blue in relief.
 Letter receptacles are in old German fai- ence, or rather in modern limitations of that ware.
 Doulton plates with pale wild rose dec oraSions outlined with gold and crumpled edges are exquisite.
 Minton toilet fancies are spriggad with 4ny flowers like oldfashioned calico.
 Rocking chairs ara higher bankad and mQre sutndled than ever.
The weekly examiner., 1891-01-17
A Fine Sweet Potato Pie.

To make sweet potato pie parboi1 one pound nice sweet potatoes, and when quite cold grate them. Cream together one-half cupful of butter and three-fourths of a 'cupful of white sugar; add the beaten yelks of four eggs, one tablespoonful of nutmeg, one tablespoonful of cinnamon and one lemon, juice and rind. Beat the potato into this mixture by degrees, and when it is quite light stir in one cupfu1 of milk, wineglassful of brandy and the beaten whites. Bake in dishes lined with good paste without 8 top crust.
The weekly examiner., 1891-01-17
ALL AROUND T+e HOUSE.

New and Charming Arrangements in Table and House Decoration. The ..fagot" table decoration, in which flowers ara made to spring from large and email bundles of fagots, just as they might be gathered from the wood, is a new style, which is described, together with the following, in Decorator and Furnisher: A beautiful arrangement for the dinner table is made with long, narrow cloth of silver brocade in the center. At the edge of this are small sprays of maidenhair, tinted ivy and white ehrysanthemums laid short distances apart. At each corner large punches. tied with green ribbon the color of the fern, arc placed with the stalks turned outward. No other flowers are to be used.
 Dainty sachet bags of perfume, with a few flowers tied in the neck, may be laid about the dinner table. They should be small size and of brocade that corresponds in coloring with the real flowers in them and about the table. They emit B soft, in definable perfume throughout the atEnos- phere, and may be used as favors if de- sired.
 A table decoration of ferns consists of three clusters, each cluster composed of three plants, tied up in brocade bags, ap- parentIy tilted up against each other, tied together with wreath of real, small sin gle flowers Each menu had real flower thrust through two holes pierced in one corner.
 Tree lichen moss laid in designs on green moss is one of the new arrangements for decorating church window sills; some times the vivid yellow toadstools are used for letters or monOgrams.
 Frosting has come to be quite feature in house decorations: or&his ground glass powder or diamond dust may be used. There is also 8 new gold metal powder dust, which is very coarse grained, and intended to look rough and catch the light It is applied with size and the rougher the foundation the better. It combines with diamond frosting with most excellent ef- feet. 4
 A new introduction is glass which shows the grain Of wood as you look at it, and the shapes in which this is made render it particularly we'll adapted to table decora- tion.
 Two Pretty Caristmas Trffles.
 Our cut represents two modest Christ mas gifts-the first an appropriate offering for young ladyis dressing table; the sec ond sure to please any young man who cherishes . proper regard for the chief or namenfal feature of maxi's attire the neck tie. Good Housekeeping. which originally
The weekly examiner., 1891-01-17
Poplin Gowns.

The Queen of Rounania has shown an admiration for fine Irish poplins by having some beautiful gowns made in this fabric, which looks we'll. falls in artistic folds, and wears g great deal better than the average black silk. Some of the finest pOplins are brocaded with second color. This gives an effect of peculiar richness. Among handsome new shades are faience blue, azalea, 8 golden fawn, ripe corn yellow and turquois blue.
The weekly examiner., 1891-01-17

LATEST STYLES IN M1LL1NEn4s ..H \ large velvet and felt capelines, berets and small felt hats-th these latter for travelling.
 The newest bonnets are many of them of the plate form and made of varied ma tetial-cloth, felt. velvet, bordered with either beaver or Astrakhan and trimmed with wings or ostrich plumes.
 Bluette, the blue of the corndower, is the latest rage in Paris, and . tiny velvet bonnet of this was trimmed with osprey. Terry velvet as ribbon and as material for crowns is largely used
 One of the new trimmings is a close set band of gold or silver braid, covered with tiny spanglesof contrasting metal, some times steel Bows, wings and butterflies aFe clustered at the backs of the bonnets or on their crowns. Leather trimmings arc used, also great deal of jet Cloth Is much used in millinery, especially for crowns of bonneks.
 The fan shaped bonnet, formed of organ pR@bts Tn velvet or cloth, with jeeted box- dpsihGs, Ia in favor. and 50 Is the. new heaxt shRped bonnet. In the accompany ing cut are illnstfated three chaxming sSyies. Fig. is tho simile Of bonnet made for the Pr1neSss of Wales. It is Of green felt with beaver edge and tor sade Of green velvet beneath the brim. A hlaSk Bird appears on the crown; the gExanas are of brown velvet. Fig. shows ann apple green cloth hat, with 8 red velvet eA6rA around the brim. Al clnsteF of black yeAvet and black feather pompons at the baek furnish it's garniture. Fig. is Q bonnet fn mandarin velvet with a bondeau ck sealsiSin The fahcy ai9rets are tipped with blue; the strine are 0f brown velvse. In New York, where sftounst tesss are just now fashi0na6le, 1t is the siln of each lady guest to wear' a hat or bonnet l6has wfll rival her friend8' in either picturesque mnas or art effect.
The weekly examiner., 1891-01-17

STER. back. There is cape lined with colored satin, and the hood is also lined with the same. This style of cloak is likely to be worn as the season advances, especially on wintry days, as it protects the figure from the cold.
The weekly examiner., 1891-01-17
WHAT SHALL WE WEAR? ' T
STYLES THAT ARE APPROVED AT
 HOME AND ABROAD.

The New Winter Bonnets-Bonnets of Plate Form, Fan Shaped and Heart Shaped Bonnets-AII About the New Trimmings Employed in Millinery.
 The flat shape is leading one in both hats and bonnets, though there are excep- tions to suit women who do Est appear we'll in the plate forms. Leading milli- ners show on their blocks small capotes,
The weekly examiner., 1891-01-17
Rico Mumns

l To one cupful of cold boiled rice add one
 l pint of four, two eggs, one quart of milk l Cor enough to make thin batter) one table spoonful of butter and teaspoonful of ] salt Beat we'll and bake quickly
The weekly examiner., 1891-01-17
The Lily of the Valley.

The old fashioned favorite of our gardens
 is handsome for home culture if half
 dozen pips or bulbs are planted in pot to- gether. Water and place in sunny win
 dow in December, and they will bloom in six weeks
The weekly examiner., 1891-01-17
onsaoer cossames ssr ch.lassn.

In the illustration here given Is shown . boyss tricycle. suit, t,swhich is not only con veInient and comfortable so the WeareT, but pt6Astng in effect The model illustx aked b made in mixed tweed. Inc eoas is lodsS and the knee breeches faeten with Ieatheef 6nkafiS. Leather leggfhs worn over the hor&a complete the costuxness a5y Es
 Theramaining figure represents an rAstsE of English make for little girl. It Is in checked tweed with a graceful hood at the
The weekly examiner., 1891-01-17

f illustrated them, tells how to make these articles For the 5ewvel case have five pieces of glass cut the desired size. and paste rib bon around theedges of each piece. When thoroughly dry overcast the pieces of glass together by tho ribbon to form the box. Then make pad of China or India saflk, ts1fsed end scented, tp Lay in Che bossom Of the casa Do the tut ing with baby ribbon. Fasten 8 srdbbon diagonally across the ease. with bow at each end.
 The neckfie case Is made of buckraTn. Cut two pieces of cardboard the desired length and cover the outside with buck ram. The inside should be padded and scented, then covered with some pretty soft material A pretty design can then be either painted or embroidered on the outside. ERs$en the two pieces together with ribbon tied up at each end, or bind them together with ribbon, like book.
 Dainty Consections of the nTodern Danner.
 At almost every modern dinner, lunch and even breakfast some dainty c0nfec&iOn is served A yery delicious chocoaaEe candy can be made at home that shows bevvttch- inely through the cut glass of a French bonbon diAh, and is, so writer in The New York World asserts, far superior in taste to many famous makes of chocolate and much less expensive.
 This is the exact recipe: One cup of grat- ed Bakers chocolate, three cups of granu- lated sugar, piece of butter the size of a walnut, with cup of hot water, pinch of salt and a teaspoonful of vanilla. These are the Ingredients, and it is an easy task to boil them down to the consistency of candy. Stir it constantly and allow it to boil for ten minutes only. Try it in cup of cold water, and so soon as it is of the consistency of thickened moIasses pour into buttered tins Then with g silver knife stir it back and forth till you find 1t is sugaring. When marking it of in little squares you may put it away to cool.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-22
QWnsemenIe.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

ACADEMY-S-Cinderelia.
AMBERG THEATRES :f5-Carbonari.
BIyoU THEATRES Hottie City Directory.
BROADWAY THEATRE-S-The Merry Monarch.
CASINOS :iS-The TyroeaD.
COLUMBUS THEATRES .15-The Dark Secret
DALY,S THEATRES :15-As You Like II.
EDEN MoSEE-wax Tsbleaus.
GARDEN THEATRE-S-La Cigale
GRAND OPERA HoUSE-S--A Partisan Romance.
HARLEM OPERA HoUSE-S-1hernddor
HARRIGAN's THEATRE-s-The Last Of the Hosans.
HERRMANN'S THEATRES :3o-The Junior Partner
RoYTS MADISON SQUARE THEATRES :So-A TriI
to Chinatown.
ROSTER BIALs-s-vsudev1lle.
LYCEUM THEATRES :15-Lady Bountiful
MADISON SQUARE GAEDEN-S-Tue Of War.
METROPOLITAN OPERA HoUSE-S-Romeo et 5une'
MUSIC HALF :30-Iiano Recital
NEW PARK THEATRES :l6-A Night at the Circus
NIBLO'S GARDEN-S-Eny.
PALMERS THEATRES :15-Alaeams
PRoOToR's THEATRES :15-The Lost Paradise
RECITAL HALL-S-Coneert.
STAR THEATRES :15-Miss Helyett
STANDARD THEATRES :i5-That Girl ron Mexico
TONY PASTORS THEATRE-2-S-Vauoevhie'
UNION SQUARE THEATRE-S :15-Cleopatra
Hath STREET NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-22

Jones' But, apart from these considerations 10
bcheoyes Mr.. Flower 10 have as little as possible
10 do with Hill. The latter will retire from
Office disgraced man, with reputation about
a. unenyiable as that which William NJ. Tweed
achieved. There is not practical phianthroplst
in fine State who has been working for the prog
ress of the State along the best lines who does
not execrate his administration. He has been
the persistent foe Of excise reform and ballot re-
form. His devotion to the saloons has earned
him the title of Whiskey's Governor. His course
as wirepuller since election has proved that the
somndrels who thrive by swinding the voters
have in him an industrious ally. His present
base betrayal of his duties as Senator in order
10 put through scheme of petty revenge on the
Lieutenant Governor because the latter acted in
dependently of him in the recent campaign ex-
hibits him as the most arrant Of demagogues.
Why should Mr.. Flower mortgage his future
TO such a person? "A man is known by the
company he keeps" we submit that Mr.. Flower
cannot afford to be known as keeping company
with David B. Hill. Let ii come to be under
stood that, although Hill will depart from the
Executive Chamber in January, Hillism will re-
main there, and the Flower administration will
be handicapped from the start.