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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-09-05
Ell SOL DEhz
SefOres de Ia Janta directiUa

CumpIimos un grato deber, dando las gracias
esa Soci0dad pOr la digenca con que ha prOcedidC
en- ell psgo de la p6liza nimer0 21 779 que aseguras
ba la vida de nuestros deudos don Jose Padilla Me
cadO favor nuestro por suma de ciRco mil pesos
FL dia cuatrO de Mayo 1ltimO, reeibi6 esa CoT8pa-
fa los documentOs que scredtaban el fsllecimientC
del asegurado ell da tres de Junio corriente que
do expedida Ia orden de pago, Ell cusl nos ue hecho
sin demora alguna por el Agente viajerO local don
Carlos Federico Storer.
Tan cumplidO proceder por parte de esa resPeta-
BILE SOciedad merece nuestro rec0nOcimieDto debe
publicamente conocida para satisfaction de sus
numerOsos asegurados para que todos puedan
apreciar, que esa Companfa sobre Ia que menOs
primas exige, es tambien la que mas afana por
satisfacer sin nnguna p6rdida de tiempO las canti-
dades aseguradas.
Sirvanse ustedes aceptar. este testimonio de
ira verdadera gratitud
s. s. S.
22-24 a. PadiIIa-A. CollaSo.
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correligionarios que nadamos en- rios de
orc; y sinembargo, hemos de rogarles
que nos envfen fondos para pagar re-
dactores, reporters, traductores, tip6gra-
fos, papel, correos, tinta, ETC., ETC., y
para detener las iras del ejecutor de
apremios por las benditas contribuciones.
AClamaremos en- ell desiertof
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-09-05
Octubre IL de 1890.
A los hacendados de cafe

En- la herrera y fundicioDdel que suscri-
be Sc construye toda clase de maquinaria pa
"a elaborar ell cafe, como son tah0nas para
descascarar y lustraT toda de hero de hisr-
70 de MADEIRA. Maqninas para descerazars
iavar, separaT, ventear, secaT al sol, por
medic del aire caliente (aparato utilfsimo en-
tempo de lluvias) Engranaies trsnsmisjo-
nes de todas classes. Ruedas hidraulieas y
malacates, caIros pequenos. propios para la
altuFa, puntillas preparadas para rolIos, cor
reas. subidoras y otros Iitiles. Como tambien
descascaradoras patendzadas de SnaOut Guar
di0tl G. Lavaderos horizontales verticalss
tOd0 de hierro galvanizad0. Venteadoras de
aspiration. DeSpulpadores dobles sencilIos
de discos y de cilindros- Was ferreas para
secadOras y Otros usos.
"A los sefiores que 10 deseen, re facilitara &
pers0nas idoneas para levantar plano, toman
medida instalar los aparatos.
Sc ac0nsejaa los Sres. que piensen he-
era nueyas instalaciones que no aguarden has
te ell dltimo momento para hacer sus pedidos.
Sc gana mucho con adelantar dar su6cientel
tempo para las cOnstrucciones monture
Por mas informes dirigirse en- Ponce, Ca
lie de la Marina Don Roberto Graham
Ponce, Ener0 Is deIsSS. 6m I.ypsi
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-09-05
OFELIDAs

Escucha, Ror de flores:
mi 6nicO anhelo para hacer de rOsas
nuestra senda de amOres,
cOnsiste en- an datalle, en- an caprichO:
en- que puedas dscirme muchas cOsas
cuando va tOdo me 10 tengas dicho.
20
Mira al to quiero tantO,
que 81 ID quteres, mi cantoi
%.
81 me engafaras, yO me enganarla,
porque siemppe to sligo,
al fundirse on sa tuya el alma mia,
pienso y siento cOnmig0.
80
kNaciste mujer ttR No, no, mentira.
I'd naciste de ul sol v de una Ira.
sss
Yo as que no querfas
mas sin que 10 pengRras, 10 pedtRe.
Y to enojas despu6s. lQu6 injusta eros
tie pareces on esto las mujerosI
sss
A cada auseneia tuys, mi esperanEa
de sus gslas risuefias Re desPoja
Y en- la arideE do otrO esperar so lanEa;
como ell arbOl del monte go deshota
en- cada otofO, desgaiado pieFde
la rica pOmQs dc 81 traje verde
s"o
Que tengO lira almaf Solamente
se que Dios me otOrg6 grandeEa tanta
cuando Ia una to cRnta;
cnAndO ls otra te siente.
80
De mi Muss, delante
no os eKtrafieis que arrebatado cante
v me sienta orgrilloso y altaRerO.
Si por BeatFiE fu6 ei Dante,
ipoetas, abraEad. IN Compaheroi
Manuel s.. PiohardO.
Agosto, 1891.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-09-05
'uIgnaClOn y % pIsQtaan1

- las 9cyOMPANIAS DE sEGU-
Ros MARTTnNOs DE BREMER, ALEMAEIA.
Toda reclamation por averias mari
timas en- efectos, caTgameDtos, buques q
otros intereses asegurados en- Bremen,
debe notifcarse q los que suscriben,6 8 sus
representatives, y sera debidamente aten-
dida.
SchmabeI Y Co. AguadiIIa Pt0. Rico
Agentes y Apoderados generates de dicba corPo
Tacion para esta Isa.
Representante en- Ponce 9tl
Don TT. B Muller
Marzo L? 1890. 2. P.s.
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Hotel America
NUEyos s.AL.oNEs

| Sc hMnEevado o cabo en- este establecimiento
reformas de valiOsa euantfa.
En- atenci0n a Ia comOdidad de los paFroduia-
NOS del pdbico general, ha trasadado el SER
vieio qae Sc hacia el Ia plana bsia las habitacio-
mes contiguas de ia nisma casa donde smtigHamBnto
exietia Ell TELEGRAPH. -s
En- el nueTo local, que estd arregado conve-
nientem ente, airge cuR!as miamaa condolences de-
antes ademas puedenae encontraf cenaa, ch0c0la-
tes, etc todo al gtIsto del coHsnmidor.
Por 10 demAs los pFeciOa do almnerxO c0midas
en- la pRntn nlta de hotel sipuen aendo Ia miamoa
Por nn hoepe7adO dO..-...-...-.Sl5 Sl so
AlmueF1O. --..-. .-..-. - 80
Cumlaa ----,s--- ..--5U
III pasaerO que despu6s de haber almorxad0
c0mid0 tuvieru que marchaTse Dor alQ6n accfdpnfe
paRaTa solo SO centsvos annaue hubiern descanaa
do on par de hOras sn las habifaciones deshnadas
q dornir
CHenta n h0tel con un selecto tfen do eniplea-
dos una magnihch SepOster y cuart0s manEadoa
con decencia guRts.. AdemSs goza De las ventalaa
de hmbres electrieOg para n mas rApido zeEzicie
oienpara easos fortuitos de incendio, roboa, &.
Sc eespaehan cfmidas domiciio.
En sumas 81 BOs. America lepreaen-
aci6n el que suscrlbe tratan ds corresp0nder Al
plauso pdblico hacabndo de esta casa un sstahla-
simiento t0das lie comodidades de las meIorea
le su claso.
yisitese q Hose; America quedarh probado 81
.sertO.
Inn Hts. sbre.9l
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iATENCIoN!

Ron viejO supericr, rectifcado, de
Amargo de sngostura preparado por
Simonpletii.
Ron fuerte para quemar 800 Cartier
q reales botella.
DE yenta FaTmaeia ArIillaga Ce
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-09-05
DR.. A. Ct. A. Vald6s
CTRUJANO. DENTIsTA AMERICANA
Plaza de ssLdS Delici0s"
PONCE, PUERTo-RICo (P)
La Mutualidad
soc1EDAD DE sEGURos soBRE La VIDA

contar desde dc Nt ye rr6x mo pasado 81
nGmero de p6iizas vigenfes en- esta Soeiedad SO hs
redueido a menos de an oieato; por 10 cu2l, con
f rme al artfculo 66 do sus Estatutos. entra Ia
misma en- ell peFiod0 de liquid sci0n. que durara
un aho. decir hssta de Mayo de 1892.
La Ofcina de la Soced8d contin1a cae del Co
mereiO BGmerO 1. Esqulna Marina.
Sc publica para coRocimieRto de los seTores
Ategnra los.
Ponce JUNO Ia De 1a91.-El Presidente, Il. Sala-
raF. en-.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-09-05
Cosas del otro nnundo
PoR Eva camel.

AgatRda Ia pTimera temeea aesfsff in go
aante lihr0, ae I'D Trcibido otfa ~ NenN
en esra imprfrtn 5O centaYss fJfFil''ah
55 centav0s con porte de cptieQ- - VI
POr ca. Setiembre p de 1890.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-09-05

Martins, Souaa, Sabine Coelho que pres
ten corporation q los Qufmicos municipalee
en- el examen toxicol6gico de las vfsceras
de la nina Sarah.
Dfeese que Ell fscal senior Lis Texeira va
publican en- fOlletos ana relsci6o de todas
las diliReueias realizadas, con objeto de que
las cOnOzca ell pals.
Ell juez que entiende en- ell pToceso iDstrui-
do con motive de los graves sncesOs Oeurri
dos en- el eOnventO de las Trinitarias de
LishOa, Ia prohibido la publicseIon en La
Medicine Contemporaries del relate de los
medicos qGe hicieron Ia autOpsia de Sarah
MattOs.
FL exAmen de Las vfsceras dtcese que du-
rRra NADIA menOs que treinta dlas.
FL defensOr de las madTes trinitarias la
puestO taeha lOs dos peritos Martbaum y
Dickmann, pOr ser extTanjeros
FL cOmisariO senior Yeiga prosigue aus in
vestigacones en- medic del mayor sscreto.
Los peritOs del laboratOriO municipal seno-
res Holtremann Rosa, se han hechO cargo
de la copa que sirvi6 a Ia hermana COllecta
para daT Sarah el medicamento.
Sc adverte en- Lisboa bastaute desagradO
con motive de que go srroia muy poca Ing
en- nm crimen tan repugnante como ell del
conventO de las TrinitaFias.
La mayor paTte de Ia prensa cOmienZa &
phGlouIhEh0 bouutOuuO que AnOuo
al igual que otrOs. Al mismO tempo censu-
ran el hechO de que del dictamen de los doc
torres LuEes Freytss, SO guarde Ia mas
absoluta reserva, y este propositO dice o
gectIO /:
LPor Qu@f lEn que puede perjudicar Ia
acci6n judicial la publicidad de ese dict6menf
LAparecen desaparecen pOr tai motive los
autores del cTimenf tPuede pOr ventura me-
garse que Sarah de Mattos fu6 violadaf RNO
est6 demOstrado hssta la evidencia Ia sos
pecha de nm crimen de envenenamientO, sos
pecha que mace de los sfntOmas presentadOs
pOr Sarah antes de morir, y a6n pOr aquellOs
que &c eucOutraron en- OCCASION del examen
del cadaver9
perO fgdTasenos que no le sera provechOsO.
SOlamente queremOs que 80 depure la ver-
dad, que eumpla con su deber la justicia y,
francamente, comenEamos auguraT NAL res
pecto del pFocesO."
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-09-05
AsEsINATo EN- UN coNvENTo
[coNcLUsroHl
Felix Matos Bernier.
20 TTCIAs

EI juEgado sigue actuandO las diligencias
sumAriales.
Parece que entire las elevadas damRs de
Ia sOciedad portuguese, SO esta iniciando una
sOscripci6n destinada & los cOnventos del
pats vecinO
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-09-05

LO que Sc prodiga 90 10 quitamOs { nuestTO
herederO; 10 que ec0nOmisamos s0rdidamon-
20 noe 10 quitamos q nosotros mismos; On
t6rmino medic es juaticia pars af y para los
0tr0s.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-09-05
Museo de Ia Juventud
COLEGIO EARTHQUAKE
-CREsTINA--3
Director nc. Cod6

Sc adrniten internos medic internos
Sc enseFian idiomas, Tenedurfs de- Lii
bros Cdlculo Mercantil.
Los internos, sin layado, psgarSn Sl7
mensuales.
Medic interpos, SO.
Idiomap , deuads, preeios couvencio-
Males
OJO: Pago antioipado.
Ponce, Mario % de 1891. T.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-09-05
RECORTEs 81

No hay accidente; pOr desgraciadO Que aeas
del que no p1edan tacar prOvecho les perso~
nae habilidOsas; ssf como pueden redundar
en- peTjuicio de los imprudentes l0s aconta-
cimieDtos mas afOrtunados.-La R0chsfoa-
eaHld.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-09-05

FL esclavo tiene IN solo amo; pero el am
biciosO tiene otros tRntOs cuantos sean aqae-
lloa que son ttiles su fortuna.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-09-05


llls1. yue o garganta y.de los bronquio
n y de los pulmones.
Licor de Brea de Gonzalez
tACura ell asma, las bronquitis, y lal
toses S9rebeldes, y las irritaciones de pc.
cho d la dyspepsia.
Ell, LICoR DE BREA DE GONZALEZ
Abre ,el apetito, y hace engordaf, J
pYriica la sangre, y cura las herpes.
Ell Lice. Or DE BREA DE GONZALEZ
Pyessrva de D. tfsis.
PreseyCG de Ia tSsis.
NmmerOs los CertifcadOs
DE MEDTCJ s DIsTINGUIDOS Z
obran en- pode 1el autor, los cuales
Drueban la sfica De lLIcoR DE BREA
VEGETAL. ,(3.. fIs,
Puede tomars cuando hay desgano,
palidez ' falta vigor.
EFLfcOP Brea vegetal
DEL DR. GONZALEZ
5 la
Tiene buen gus b, oasi siempre cura,
a;ar,rra alivis.v n inca hace dafio.
Ell IICOR DE fREA DE GONZALEZ
60 ,,onda an todas las boticas de la Ha-
bana sn ias ~ P"ie' '0ioo 70
nrovineias en- +. des los.= puebIOs. PI-
.DASE:
ri FIeoR gAsh llC0 De BREA VEGETAL
DET. Do GONZALEZ
/ CuidadO col las IhalfaclOnes'
g. prepara s vende en- Ia
Rof;ca 3 San Jose
AGUTAR 1O6-HABANA
De ventaA ~ la acfeol1ada farKna-
cia de les sehoFi
vAIT.I.. ~ CANCTO
Plasos q las lDelicias.
n ON CE
em 2 Abril 81 de 1891.
Nneya enCIa Funeraria
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Ia Brag6rs.

Cuando mi amigo estA contento 81 90
quien debe manifeetarme el notivoj pero
cuandO esta triste ME toca mi averiguar L.
caueR de an tristeEa..--D Desmahis.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-09-05

Hay muchas peTsonas cuya facilidad para
hablar solo depende de 10 incOmpetentaa
que son para callar.-- Oyrano dc BsTgeraO.
The morning call., 1891-08-10
SEVENTEEN PIGS.
They Play a Part in a Swell
Chinese Funeral.

One of the largest funerals that has taken
place in Chinatown for some time started
from GA Sacramento street yesterday after
noon. All Chinatown turned out to witness
the procession, and the streets were blocked
for some time. The funeral was that Of
Young Chow, whose brothers keep a cigar
mandatory on Sacramento street. Young
Chow at the time of his death had been in
California for thirty years, and was one of
the best known Chinese in the State. He
was great friend of Lyman Mowry, and
attended to habeas corpus cases for his
countrymen for some years. He was inter-
prefer for the Suey Sing Tong Highlander
Society. There were about seventy car
riages in line, five OF which were filled with
Chinese musicians, who kept up a continual
din along the route to drive away the evil
spirits.
Among the provisions which were taken
to tie grave were seventeen pigs. In
former years these provisions were left at
the grave, and were generally confscated
by the hoodlums Tho Chinese now bring
the provisions back to the city and dis
tribute them TO the poor. Young Chow had
two wives whom he kept in this city, and
leaves one child.
The morning call., 1891-08-10
As 1t Looks Up North,

Nothing in the last ten years so illustrates
the servility of the California press, espe-
cially the San Francisco newspapers, as the
present discussion there regarding the AL
m ighty's latest gift to the Golden State. In
San Bernardino and San Diego counties is
terrible desert, once a sea, now a torrid
and tropic waste Of heated sand. The Colo
RADIO River is pouring a sea in there; the
result would be to make the desert bios
som as the rose. and do TO that
parched and sandy section what the
Nile does to Egypt, create and fertilize a
waste empire. But there are n few miles
of track OF the Southern Pacific Railroad in
jeopardy. and the spanels who wear the
collar of the railroad bark 10 chorus de-
mand that piles and levees be put in at once
to keep out the water; this because the rail
road company would have to pay few pal
try thousands TO have to rebuild its track
elsewhere. The idea is monstrous. Bet
ter spend ten millions in aiding the evident
design of the Creator than ten cents in OPP
posing his decree. There should be good
sense enough in California to drown
the feeble pipings of those papers whose
proprietors are but puppets, pulled by the
railroad company who own and control
them.-Dailv Astorian.
The morning call., 1891-08-10


The Texas Worlds Fair Association has
put into operation another scheme for rails
ing money. and has made q proposition to
the military of the State that the company
raising the most money will be sent in a
special car to Chicago and returned free of
charge. What action the California Com
missioners propose 10 take regarding the
raising of funds, outside OF the $500, 600 eX-
pected to be given by the State, is not
known, and from all accounts nothing of
that nature has been referred to outside of
the issuing of certificates OF membership tor
81 each.
In communication TO the Worlds Fair
Commissioners of this State, the Cotton (San
Bernardino) Mining Exchange has rendered
its services to the commission for the pur-
pose OF gathering minerals in that locality
for exhibition in the mineral display of the
State at Chicago.
Miss Clara Westphal of the southern part
OF the State is preparing a handsome collec-
tion Of moses and lchens for exhibition in
connection with California's floral display.
1t is said by those who have seen the c0ilec-
tlon to be the finest in the State.
1t is reported that at the present time
twentythree States have appointed State
Worlds Fair Commissioners.
The morning call., 1891-08-10
Back From the Continent.

Rev. j. Sanders Reed, the pastor OF
Trinity Church, returned yesterday morn
ing from four months tour through
Europe, accompanied by his estimable wife.
1t was his annual vacation, and he took ad-
vantage of the occasion to visit some of the
cathedral cities of Europe. There are thirty
one cathedrals, and to date the reverend
gentleman has visited twenty-One of them.
During his stay in England he visited Ely,
Lincoln, Norwich and Peterboro cathedrals
and was deeply interested in studying the
architecture of the famous ediices. Oxford
and Cambridge universities were also re-
visited. II had the honor, Also" said he,
ITO occupy the pulpit of Arch Deacon Far
rar at ST. Margaret's, Westminster, upon
the invitation of the gentleman, and also
preached to the congregation OF the cele-
brated prose and poet preacher Rev. II. R.
Haweis. pastor of st. James, Marylebone.
occupied the pulpit there on two occa--
slons. During my stay l was entertained
at garden parties given by the Lord Bishops
Of London and Gloucester, and on the
whole l felt exceedingly well pleased with
the consideration shown me-"
The morning call., 1891-08-10
PEOPLE TALKED ABOUT.

The widow of Chief Justice Waite, though
II years OF age, has dark hair and a COM
paratiyeIy unwrinked face.
The Pope, like the German Emperor
speaks better English than many English
men. lie seldom forgets face.
A Paris item says that 1.-THE novelist, Sal
tus, promenades the boulevards daily, IL sad,
forlOrn figure, dressed in black"
Carmen Silva" writes her poems with red
ink, but, were she not Queen, it is much to
be feared that they would be badly blue
penciled.
The s9ftening effect of matrimony on
son OF Mars like General Schofieid may be
noted in the fact that he has discarded lis
ordinary boots for tennis shoes.
The Car is one OF the few living banquet
ers, it is said, who can drink a toast" ac-
cording to the old style. swallowing toasted
apple, liquor, and all from the trimming
cup.
Colonel Tourtellotte, who was buried at
La Crosse, Wis, few days ago, was the
commander at Altoona, Ga, to whom Sher-
man first sent the instruction to "hold the
fort"
King Humbert, besides being first-class
volunteer fireman, is a cook of no mean Or
der, and can boil potato or broil steak in
a way that would make dyspeptic feel
hungry.
Mark Twain is at AK nursing cramped
wrist. bathing to recover his health and,
generally, finding life around the rouge ct
noir tables as dun as q criticism upon his
own works.
Among the manuscripts left by the late
Count Won Moltke, Professor Felix Dahn,
his biographer has found Il Confession of
Faith The great Marshal affirmed his be-
lief in God and a future life.
President Diaz is again we'll enough to at
tend to executive business, but he bears
traces of recent suffering. His wife wishes
him to 60 to Europe for rest but his ambi-
ton keeps him at home and will for some
time yet
Miss Cora Y. Diehl was elected Register
Of Deeds in Logan County. Oklahoma. Her
The choce of the people was sustained, and
now the pretty Alliance girl takes the Office
and large section of accrued salary.
The report that William Wilde. brother
of the sage-green esthetic, Oscar Wilde, is
about to marry Mrs. Frank Leslie quiyerS
so TREMENDOUSLY upon the blanc mango of
silly gossip as TO be hardly worth repeat
ing, except as test of public credulity.
Jay Gould, when he passed through
Chicago the other day on his way to the
Rocky Mountains, wore a suit of clothes
that had seen its best days many years ago.
Ills shirt was flannel outing affair, soiled
with dust and smoke, and on his head was
an old straw hat.
Pope Leo XIII is now in his eighty first
year. Ills eyes are still remarkably black
and brilliant, but aside from this he has
every appearance Of an inlirm old man. His
features are thin and sharp, his complexion
ry.pale, and his hand trembes to such an
extent that he is no longer able to write un-
aided
Nj. Waddington, the French ambassador
TO the Court of ST. James, has the biggest
plum in the diplomatic pie, his salary being
$4,000. And yet there is reason to believe
that if he had only his salary to live upon
be would soon DE forced TO retire, for the
ornate spendor of the receptions given at
the embassy more than absorb his princely
allowance.
The morning call., 1891-08-10
HER HEART WAS BROKEN.
a Sorrowing Mother Searches and Find
Her Darling Child.

n sorrowing Mother Searches and Finds
Her Darling Child.
wild-eyed woman rushed into the
Charles-street Police Station yesterday, and
brushing away the tears from her haggard
cheek asked the question which so many
others ask from one years end to another:
"Ah, sergeant, dear, have ycz seen me
little Jinny?"
whats that, mas amp
Sure, it's ME darlint has gone asthray
and sorely fear that harm has come to her;
och, ME brclkin' hearth.
what svrt of a child is it, mum?" asked
the kindly sergeant who had a choice as
sortment of lost children in the back room
stufiing themselves sick with official cake
and having bully time while their parents
Toamed the streets in search of them.
"Ah, sergeant, dear, she's an angel She's
foive years old an that purity! Looks like
her mother, they tell me. She has lovely
red hair and her two front teeth is gone,
Ge wad know her at waust be the freckles
Oh, 6earl Oh, dear! II she do be run over
be the. trucks the poor heart OF ME will
break" And the poor woman broke down
completely and wept like Rachel for her
first born.
The sergeant rang for an officer and whis
pered word Of instruction into his ear. In
a moment the latter appeared leading the
dirtiest. reddest-headed, sheepest angel
that Raphael ever dreamed of.
In an instant the broken-hearted mother
was at his side. With Shrek of Joy she
caught it up and smothered it with kisses.
Then laying it across her loving knee she
proceeded to ladle it until even the police
men called out for mercy.
Run away an get yourself losht, will
We. yez unnatural, flamingo-pated bratt I'll
be after teaching We manners, We omha-
doun" and she shook the breath out of the
squalling yOuugSter
"Jist like your father, dom We, an lie
hasn't drawed a sober breath this twel'
month. wadn't give Il nickel for tin loike
him, nor you haitheri No, nor | won't take
no sass from yez, aither," she said, turning
fiercely on the sergeant, who was gently
striving t. quell the tempest
at last she set firm grip on the scruff of
the cherub's neck, and together they went,
the broken-hearted mother and her angel.
to the place which they call home.-N. Y.
Herald
The morning call., 1891-08-10
JONES OF NEVADA.
The Estimate in Which He Is Held by
Kecent Constituents.

The Estimate in Which He Is Held by
Recent Constituents.
What better proof do we want to sub
stantiate the truth of the Gazette's predic-
ton regarding Senator Jones, made early
last fall, than the fact that he has not
shown up in this State since the adjourn
ment of Congress, and. what is more, he
will not This State has seen the last of
Senator Jones that it will ever see.
And why not He has got out of
this people all he wants, so what more
could anybody ask for than TO have their
appetite stayed in every direction by an
overindulgent people, who care not a fig for
their own interests. and are willing to make
any any sacrilce to satisfy the greed Of resi-
dent Of Santa Monica. Cal. Jones had much
rather spend his time basking in the sun
shine of his seaside cottage, or within the
enchanting precincts of the Hoffman House,
New York, than to spend one minute among
the people who have honored him for over
eighteen years.-Reno Gazette.