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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-05-16
HOJA DEL PARAGUAY

Remed5o erterno t6nico estimuIante, aesado con
gran 6xito en- la curaci6n de las Afecciones DEF
Higado, los Rinones, Irritaciones de ia medula
espinal, ReumatismOs, BrOnquitis, Toses, As.
mas etc. etc.
Es an remedio casi infalibIe
Solo 10 expende [para evitar falsifcacionesl
ell Doctor Padr6 que va recorriendo los pueblos
de la Isla. 15-2s
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Soy de nstedes-con Ia mayor cosidetaci6n,
gTacias por su hnura, atento S. $50. b.
s. M.-Dr. Gasinsjro VegG.
soluciones. la criptografia Juanita
MiIabal.-A la fuga: 81 no Quieres que 20 nue.
ra-hazme Ell favor de guardian -esos ojitos tan
tiernOsy de tan dulce mirar--A geroglffco
Nunca es el leon tan bravo como la gente 10
pinta.-A "a charada: Amistad.
Las han envfado. De la fuga Srta. Mer-
cedes Gonzalez, Srta. Cruz Gomez, Y. B. = So
Monge, Juanito Mengell, Pedrita Monge, srta
Ruperta Garcia, Srta. Isaias Sanchez, Srta. Be-
len Sanchez, Consuelo, Sra Isidra o. Farrill,
Enrique Mirabal, Srta. Magdalena Toro, srta,
susana Campo, Sergio Molina, Nicolas Munero,
srta. Belen Pascual, Isdoro G. Bonilla, Angel
Maldonado, Rafael Sanzenon. del geroglf1co !:
srta. susanna Campos, Sergio Molina, Enrique
Mirabal, srta. Carmen Geigel Cordov6z, Srta.
Ruperta Garcia, I. a. P. Llaniz, Srta. Isaias
Sanchez, El Baron del Muro, 81 Club resbaloso.
De "a charada Isidoro g. Bonilla y v. B. So
| tillO.
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ATENCION
Todo PNerto- -Rieo 70 diee.

Ell mejor chocolate que puede tomarse es ell
de . LA ANTOLINA,n' gran fabrica establecida
en- Palencia, la mas antigua acreditada de Espa-
ma, precios desde % centaYos un peso, paquete
de 460 gramos. Deposito Las Dos CastiItdS, esta-
blecimiento de don Pedro E. ZamoTano, y Sc deta-
LA en- 81 mismo en- casi todos los de esta Capital
30-2
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" Cintr6n secretario, b. Vicente Pagan.
IesorerO ID. Federico Gatell.
Para representa- aque Comit6 en la pro
xima Asamblea, fueSOn designados y. jose Ro-
driguez del Vale, D. Lorenzo Martinez el
Lcdo. D. jose de Guzlnan Benite4
Aver han salido de Ponce para Mayaguez
los autOnOmistas que llevan la representation
de su paTtido cerca de la Asamblea.
Escribe un cOlega del Oeste.
olSera cieIto? So dice que en San Ger
man la noche de aver fueron un funcionariO p1-
blico y un individuo particular desaflar al So
nor Alcalde Riopiedre de parte del senor An
glada, pog NOR de haber pasado una res para
Ia matanza.0
Nuestro amigo d. Martin Fernandez, di-
rector de E1 Impartial, ha renunciado al car
60 de vocal suplente del cOmit6 autonomista
de Mayagiez
Por el vapor frances Sgl0Gdor, .ha ex-
pedido de Ponce 81 siguiente cafes para el Ha-
Vre 74O sacos, Geneva 48 ID, Hamburgo 30,
Gulemburgo %, Bastia 80 y Marsella II. To-
tai 966 sacos con F6 ,224 kllos
90
Nos escriben de Manati:
IA cOnsecuencia de las elecciones para
concejales, ha habidO en- este pueblo sus desen-
ganOs amOrOsos.
Una senOrita hermana de un empleadO del
est0dO del NaMaicip6O lleVaba relaciones con
otro joven empleado Y segdn dicen, 6sta le
exiji6 que no votara en- las elecciOnes, 81 no.
VIC que vi6,. una exigencia del hermano de su
prometida, deposit6 su papeleta en- la ur9s0,
al saberlo la Dulcin6a politica le enVio una
carta de desenganO.
lQuien sali6 ganando ella 6l9"
Nuestro amigo 81 s.. S. D. Lorenzo Martinez
ha renunciadO al cargo de vocal del comit6 au-
tonomista de Mayagiez.
Tambi6n ha renunciado de igual cargo el
que tambien es nuestro amigo don Pascasio
Faiardo.
NOs'escriben de Rio-piedras que anOche on una
fiesta de Cruz, en- la Gale del Carmen, un joven
una iOven que SO hallaban en- el balloon de la
casa sujetandose de Ia barandilla, sufrieron un
cruel percance. Rompiose la barandilla y la
pareja fue rodardo hasta la acera. La casa
tiene como dos metros de altura.
ooo
Otra vez Sc ha visto la simpatica ciudad
de Mayagtiez en- el triste y vergonzoso case po-
drianlos decir, de yer norir del muetmO un
vecnO de la lOcalidad.
Realmente Sno podria eVitarse en- aquella
ciudad la propagation de ese NAL de animales7
mo estan prohibidas dentro de poblado las
cuadras9 Ell V0terinariO cuida como debe
cuidar del estado de los cabalIos que SO man
tienen en- pesebref Son va muchas las victi-
mas que 81 muer1no ha hecho en- Mayaguez!
-
Nos escriben de Rio-piedras que estan por
alli muy contentos de Ia estaci6n canicular
quo por aquf nos esta calcinando.
la raz0n eS ObVia: los calOres hansleVa-
do al Doctor Tizol q una finca muy cerca de
aQuella poblaci0n, y les riOpedrenos tienen fa-
ciidad de utilizar los buenos serviciOs de este
bien renOmbrado facultativo.
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Fotograf1a en.,.." verso
DE BARRos'

DE BARROs
Eclipsa q la azucena
Con su blancura,
POrque es sin par la Reina
De la hermosura.
Sedosos J abundantes
Son sus cabellos;
Divinos, deslumbrantes,
Sus ojos bellOs.
Medias lunas sus cejas
Y bien arqueadas
Nariz chica, correcta
Muy perflada.
Graciosa, angelical,
Muy rebonita,
Hechicera sin igual,
Els su bOqUita.
Lector: Mi sembIanzada
(Tenlo presente);
CelebTa sns dias
Con la Regente.
Aun no 10 aciertas
Pues su apellido tiene
Solo tres letras.
z. Admire.
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Sc VENDE

Por tener que ausentarse su dueno a la
Peninsula, Sc vende Ell acreditado estableci-
miento de pulperia stuado en- la calle del Girls
to n1mero 8. En- -el mismo establecimiento
infornaran 15-2
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"a e ID N CIO n

Sc yenden los muebles de Ia casa de Ia
CAIILE DEL SOL n1mero 7e, todos en buen
estado , 8 prectoa modicer 15-4
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SE VEJDE.

un piano muy POGO usado por precio n0dico.
EEog Gagc{Q. S.1
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S 8. o o o

Sc desea comprar dos casaS en- esta Capi-
tal de $4,000 mas m6nos cada una.N
Informaran eI<el ndmero % calIe de Te-
tuan esquina a Ia Tanca. 1872
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\ 0 I A S

Los POEU0S ClesgtGleS del Doctor Salicrup SO
Yenden al por mayor en- primorosas cajitas que,
gentlemen una docena de botes. 9
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LIE MOT DE LA FIN
Madrtga1 a. Future.

Jucu1 CdD0Ad SILL lUSlOIOs con JuaQa
paSeaba una manana
"a Reaumur, vient0 Noroeste,
cielo con Cirrus J, por el campo agreste.
1ban los dos mam1ferOs habando,
cuando Juan Sc inclin6, con ell deseo
de ofrecer a su amada, suspirando,
un DyGat1aetS CGyiOplaylJMs de Linneo.
La hembra acept0, y su emocion neryiosa
en- sus cardias la sistOle Y la diastole
Sc hizo mas presurosa;
los vaSOS CapilareS de las facies
tambi6n SO dilataron
al punto las membranes de su cults
soErosado color trasparentaron.
(M9jico) JM.B.
- Casas que Sc rec0nsie'Gddm --EL BUEN
GUSTO, uno de los mejores salones de barbe-
ria y peluquerfa de la Capital
PropSetGyso: ]. Apellaniz, San Justo, nd-
nero 16.-Perfumerfa extra superior. Sc adIni-
ten abonados. -Esmero limpieza.
A la apreciable srta A. M B. que nos
pregunta 10 que Quiere decir sellos de correo a
la par, le cOntestamos recibimos 90 sQllos de
centavos, por IN peso mejicano.
La Srta. Cristela Laloma nos suplca dar
las gracias al autor de la charada 4 Aasist0d ]
que le dedic6 en- Ia CoRREsPoNDENCIA dc ano-
che.
de la ebullici0n, Sc emplea una amalgama COM
Uuesta de 4 parties de mercurio, 2 de zinc /,
de OrO Sc mezcla esta amalgama con par
tes de acido hidrocl0rico,y Sc le agrega una
parte de sal tartaro. Las pleas que SO quie-.
rem dorar Sc limpian bi6n con aqua fuerte
despu6s SO hierVen en- el lfquilO indicado has
ia que toman 81 color de orc briIlante.
Ultima esplic0ci63a de ~ electy6cidGd. Sc
ha propuesto como Ultima esplicaci6n de la
electrcidad que SO les ponga a los palos de la
policfa una Daterfa galYanica. Cuando el cri-
minal agarra 81 bast0n, creyendo que Sc 10 pue-
de arrebater al policfa recibe un choque el6c.
trico que 10 sorprende y paraliza hacienda su
captura muchO mas facil.
LA EMULSION DE SCOTT tiene granles
propiedades curatiVas y reconstituyentes on.
casos de Intermediates del pecho Escr0fula,
Raquitismo etc
SalsQgstss Colombia, JUNO 8, 1884 -Seno.
res Scott b BOsONe.
Muy senores mlos Acabo de recibir sl
muy atenta, fecha Mayo s. la afamada pre-
| paraci0n Emulsion de Scott, que tanta reputa-
ci6n ha adqnnido, adn en- estas remotas regio-
nes, me era VA c0noeida. La be usado y con
tinuar6 usandola Ed tOdos los Casos para que
esta indicada, guiado por la expeRiencia de sus
excelentes resultados, De mOdo Que sll magnf-
fcO preparado tiene d9sde lueg0 mi humilde
Il 4Ier0 enthusiastic acOpida.
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Doctor Ferrer

Consultas gratis para los pobres, todos los
dias de una tres do la tarde.
{ San Francisco, SO. 30-3
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ANAGRAMA

Perico represdi6 4 Cos condacMrtc
Formar con estas letras 81 pombre de IN
peTi6dico.
O6dalsG COssde 1EoN6n.
El mejor licor para estos climas es el Ron
puro. 81 mejor Ron puro Yiejo Que Sc ven
de en Puerto. Rico es el de la Tienda Honda
San jose 27. Guardeme usted el secreto.
~
Cuellos y punos, anchos = estrechos, do
bles sencillos, franceses y americanos, para
todOs los gustos, SIC encuentran en- Ia Eleg0as-
SiG CNbGNG, Fortaleza 40,
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CHARADA

Naci on pYinsG SegW,sd0
TERRA hispano-americana
do la cana mueho abunda
como On esta antilla hermana
Ali mi pri0pG terceYG
fu6 donde Sc meci6
Alma noble pura era
la tOdO que me cri6.
Juan PoWsG
IQui6re usted conner sin escrdpulos pues
encamfnese La C0tGLON0, San Francisco Sc,
en- donde hallara mucho aseo, buen seryicio y
excelente comida.
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Ha enviado Ia solucion del anagrama pu-s
blicado q lode Mario. Ia sehorita Angela Mu-
ro y Biels z.
FUGA DE CONsONANTEs
Dsdicada 4 nj amiga Josgta Herndndes.
q. .e.oioa. oio
e ca .iie..o
% .e.e e.oa.io
i .ue u..i 60.
Cuidado con las falsifcaciones Para
comprar el legitimo vino Riojano, de Aleson .
Rioja, hay que comprarlo en- Ia tienda de don,
Francisco Font, Tanca, esquina Fortalez q.
DUERME
POGO q POGO cerraronse sus ojos
como cierra su caiiz una for
brOt0 mi nOmbre de ls labiOs rojOs
entire frases de amor.
Mas al abrir sus parpados sedenos
-nunca me diio, nunca te he de amar.---
iOh, si has de amarmo solamente en- sue1os
no despiertes jamas
***
La necesidad mas apremiante, 81 problema
mas morrocotudo es el de conner bien y barato.
Pues este esta hecho con solo dars6 un paseito
por Ia Gale de San Justo mum. To-
Pe,ssam5ento:
Ia constasaciGs que al fin de la penosa jor-
NADIA tiene por recompensa la felicidad que
aus1a aquel que la busca con afan, merece to-
dos los sinsabores todos los sacrifcios. La
co'ast0nciG del que persigue un ideal que nun
ca ha de llegar, y del que eDcuentra acibar en-
las fuentes mismas que producer miel para los
mas afOrtunados, es el cOlmo de Ia monomanfa
9 de la insensat6z Es gran eosa saber
tempo exigir ala 5olnDt0d que Sc imponga al
cor0s6ml
#**
surtido general de quincalla ferretsrfa
/ porcelana que SO renueva mensualmente de
Europa los Estados-U Unidos ventas al por ma
| yor al detail, almac6n de los Sres. NJ. Roman
y.Co, Cruz z y 80.
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Oui6re listed eecribirs Pues en casa de
Armas u Jim6nez, hay una tinta hasta ALI. rs.
usted CarpinterOg Pues ALI encOntrara esco-
nos forrnones demas herramientas de pri-
mera calidad GAIA listed Pues id0nde
encontrar mejoTes escopetas 4 no sligo por
40 cansa
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surtido general de quincalla ferretsrfa =
porcelana que Sc renueva mensualmente de
Europa y los stados-Unidos, ventas al por ma
yor al detail, almac6n de los Sres. NJ. Roman
y-Co, Cruz y 80.
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CUADRADO

gustit1yanse los puntOs por letras de mo-
do Que leidaa vertical Y rizontalmente digan:
1eIinea en los corderos l2o Verbo. 81 Ali
mentO. 4o En- el campo.
Es.asS0a.@ NFSs.abn7
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AgNcar.-Se han vendido hoy on compe-
tencia 285 sacos centrffuga "a Laura, 3-97.
315 id id ga id $2-82.
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FUGA DE CONsoNANT

Cuidado con las falsilcaciones Para
comprar 81 legitimo vino Riojano, de Aleson
Rioja, hay que comprarlo en- IA tienda de don,
Francisco Font, Tanca, esquina Tortalez a.
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sECCIDE DE ANUNGIOs
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DUERME

La necesidad mas apremiante, 81 problema
mas morrocotudo es el de conner bien y barato.
Pues este esta hecho con solo darse un paseito
por Ia Gale de San Justo mum. To-
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Ha enViadO Ia solucion del anagTaTna pu-
blicado 81 lode Marco la senorita Angela Mu-
ro Biels a.
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la apreciable Srta. A. NJ b. que nos
pregunta 10 que quiere decir sellos de correo q
Ia par, le contestamos: recibimos 90 sqllos de
centayos, por un peso mejicanO
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-30

mites 20 81 Louis
The prayer uestiag - the Fort
Street eaarch tosk the piSee Il ne
banquet and aas laFsviy occupied wan
"reminiscences Of tee l'sssg~- aa tone
u the neetlng was tender aas. saoaued.
and without question tho eject cf tbs
sad Occurrences viii &c Roth 20 sober
and soften tie discussion ~
day Of the Briggs question.
IL Will zlso probably tend
"a sccETe nnal vote upon
II earlier than was expected. and ,he
Judges last solemn and earnest words
a. TO the absolute necessity Of acting
now. IL ever. GA the appointment or
transfer OF Or, Briggs VIII have great
weight with these VINO hoped that
thsre might be some way for the a.
seEably 10 take more time for deciding
what u do. after assuming AZ this ses-
sion eoatrol % the case.
Judge Samuel 81 5rec2far.sise was one Of
Tie G-cst prorllUaat asarvs q tas 81 Leafs
bar. For tairteen years he had been president
OF the University eIab. onr u tho giast ia
sGeatsal social organizations IN the city. he
belonged . The tsz4eus Breck.aEiage family,
Of Kentucky. was cousin OF JOAN
&. Breexinriise and acsEew e
more MI. November 4 is.a he attended
Unloa college. Sss Nofk. aRd Princeton col
lsgs. graduated from the az school Of Lexins
ton. Ky. ana came 20 St Louis In 1880 Ia
1854 ana iSa5 he represented TITS city IN the
Legislature. a1d IN isos was made state circuit
judgs. lie vas member OF several Presey
terisn assemblies and was leader in church
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-30
FATAL EXPLOSION
The Boiler of an Indiana Sawmin Bursts,
killing One Man and InJuring q

The Boiler of an Indiana Sawmill Bursts,
Killing One Man and Injuring .
Dozen.
FRANKFORT, Ind, May s9.-Frank-
fort was the scene of terrible disas-
ter Thursday afternoon. The large
boiler at z. f. Kramer's sawmill en-
ploded with appalling results. Frank
Hall. the engineer. was instantly
killed. and William Davis. Eric Koontz,
Benjamin Keys and Van Swarengen
were fatally injured. OF the thirteen
men employed in the mill scarcely one
escaped without more or less injury.
Others are suffering from broken linn bs
and scalds and it is difficult to deter
mine the exact extent of their injuries.
The explosion took place shortly after S
o'clock and the mill is a complete
wreck. debris being scattered about for
a radius of 200 yards. The cause of the
explosion is not known, the boiler hav-
ing been pronounced safe and insured
only a week ago. One of the employees
says that he looked at the guage
only a few minutes before the ex-
plosion and it showed plenty of water.
The bodies of some of the men were
frightful to look upon. The engineer
was mutilated beyond recognition, his
clothing torn from him and his body
literally cooked by the steam
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-30
WITHOUT BLAINE.
The President Going Ahead with Inter
national Affairs During the secretary's
Absence

The President Going Ahead with Inter
national Affairs During the secretary's
Absence.
WASHINGTON Nay 90 The cable re-
ports that Minister Porter has had an
important interview with Premier
Rudini and that the New Orleans ques-
ton has assumed new phase is caus-
ing much speculation in view of the
absence of Secretary Blaine. Presi-
dent Harrison has had very positive
ideas on the Italian question. but
owing 10 his western trip he left Scere-
tary Blaine to do the talking and writ
ing Now that the president has re-
turned and the secretary has gone. the
former is the moving spirit in any ne
gotiations which Minister Porter
is undertaking and the Blaine
programme may be overturned. The
ter aud the conclusion reached in the
Behring sea question indicate that
President Harrison proposes to 60
ahead with international affairs with
out Mr. Blaine. The Italian complica-
ton could have rested quietly until
Blaine returned had not the president
set it in motion again.
Gen. John W. Foster is now the de
facto secretary of state. He occupies
the secretary's chair at the state de-
partment, attends cabinet meetings as
the representative of that department
and is consulted by the president on
all questions involving international
interests. Secretary Blainc's absence,
which now promises to last for
some months, comes at a time
when the state department is con-
fronted by more important questions
than at any time in years. 1t needs
more than nominal head to struggle
with these questions. The clerks and
assistants can readily carry forward the
routine business and let Mr. Blaine re-
cupsrate, but when it comes to diplo-
matte fencing bout with Lord Salisbury,
Premier Rudini and the Gillian in
surgents it requires an alert diplomatic
here on the scene. This has led to
some speculation Us to who would sue
coed Blaine in case he retired Foster
is the most available man and his pres
ent de facto position makes him thor
oughly familiar with the complicated
situation. He is a close personal friend
of both Harrison and Blaine Senator
Sherman is also thought of, for his Do
sition rs chairman of the foreign re-
lations committee of the senate
makes him thoroughly acquainted with
our foreign affairs. Mr.. Blaine has lit
tie or no communication with the state
department owing to the wishes of his
doctors that he may be relieved of all
official worry, and this fact puts the de
facto occupant of the department ad-
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-30
CHRISTIAN WORKERS.
Preparations for Their Annual Summe
Convocation At Western Springs. Ill.

Preparations for Their Annual Summer
Convocation ut Western Springs. Ill.
CHICAGO, May 90. Arrangements
have been perfected for the annual
summer convocation of Christian work.
ers, under the auspices of the Christian
alliance, which is to be held at Western
Springs, q suburb of this city. The
session will continue for ten days
from June 10 to June 2s, inclusive.
The musical exercises will be con-
dIcted by Miss K. l.. Shepard, of New
York city. The following ministers
and workers are a few among those
who are expected to be present and
take part in the exercises:
Pv r. d. Simpson. of New York city; Rev.
Dr. T. L. Chnppel. Of Boston; Rev. I. w. Farr.
OF Milford, Mass: Mrs. Y. V. Baker. OF Chica-
Conn; Rev. John Morrow, Of Pittsburgh, Pa ;
Rev C. W Ryder. OF Providence. II. l.: VIM.
T. Blackstone, OF Oak Park HI; Rev. r. l..
Marsh, OF Wichita Kan; Rev. j. s. Mabie. of
Caisago III.
Tents and provisions will be fur
nishcd those who attend at moderate
prices. Immediately following the
ten days convocation there will be held,
during July and August, at Bethany
Bible institute Qocated on the convo-
cation grounds) a Christian workers
summer Bible school
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-30
OPPRESSED HEBREW 5
Eussia's Brutal Treatment Or Her
Jewish Subjects
Eis'S COLD lsarislIi 10 Han
steFis. Of fstreme Suffering Told hy the
niseFabt~ Iagtts-s From lsr-
saSy and Oppression
Ia Russia.

BERLIN, May -, The Hebrew relief
committee here has secured lorg rail-
way tHanel ~ ChArloiten burg Ia which
O. shelter Russian Jews en- route 70
Hamburg Ter embarkmeat Boxes q
clothing aad IeccssaTies- enormous
boilers Of tea aad coffee and
supplies Of bread and brandy are
ia readiness 90 relieve the misery
OF the crowds Of fagit.yes that daily
pour oat OF The railway trains. Many
heart -rsnding scenes are described and
tales are told of extreme suffering.
Many Of the fngitives had 10 leave on
= days notice and were compelled
10 abandon everything bu: what
they stood in. while others, often
octogenarians who are hardly able TO
walk, are seen staggering under sacks
containing all their worldly possess
sions- In many cases the fugitives are
of the poorest classes, with numerous
scanii y-dressed children tagging at
their mothers skirts and crying for
bread. All are shy and suspicious. re-
mem bering thsir i'll treatment at Rus
sian railway stations, and. fear fresh
tormcnts and privations II they ertcr
the waiting rooms. A doctor attends
the children who are Ill from the eff
fleets of the journey. The fugitives de-
scribe how the streets in which they
lived would be suddenly cordoned
with the police searching for Jews, who
would fly TO the synegogues for safety;
how the doors of the synagogue would
be wrenched off and troops of armed
men would tie their hands and feet and
plumber everything in the place, and
how on arriving at the frontier the POI
lice would extort fresh brides TO al
low them 10 cross
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-30
Failure In the Furniture Trade.

CHICAGO, May 2o-Thc Walter Hill
Company, q furniture concern, with 4
capital stock of s25, 900, has made an as
signment. Henry Tiff, is named as
assignee, and has taken possession of
the company's stock at Els Wabash ave-
nuc..The company's liabilities will reach
SIS, 600. One or two banks are creditors
for borrowed money, and the other
claims are held by supply houses.
Assets are placed at $50, 600, and besides
the stock consist chiefly of outstanding
accounts. Suspension is directly caused
by slow collections and poor trade.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-30

Both the method aud results When
Syrup of Figs is taken; ii is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn eHeetually, dispels colds, head
aches and feyers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy Of its kind ever pro
duced, pleasing TO the taste and ac-
ceptable 10 the stomach, prompt IN
It's action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend il
TO all and haze made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in soc
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIc syrup co.
SAN FRANCISCO. ca.
LOUISVILLE. ~. sfg foRx NJ
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-30

wou.a rcIaga 10 work- v nen fae opera
t6Fs gefs,ses thsIs work, boweTef. taey
were at their wits sads. VITA no
work. as supplies and 40 credit. hun-
areas 81 thea are to-day a. far worse
condition than they were 81 any tins
earug the strike. Hunslaeds Of others
az iiying CA a bare subsistence. and.
LID il rot bssa for their garden prod
aet--a thing Ia which every rnsner
takes PRIDE - sefaTe thls they would
have been Obliged 20 DO more than ASA
their neighbors for temporary assist