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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-06-06
II Intermediates secretas I!

CURACIoN DE LA MPoTENCIA.
II lBANDENIAl lBANDENIAl
En6rgico remedio puramente vegetal; elixir
Ugorozante del DR.. J. Rodriguez Castro.
Curacion infalible de la impotsncia, esper.
matOrrea, debilidad nerviOsa, ETC., etc.
Resultados absolutos y permanentes obte-
nidos On los hospitales de Nueva York y en-
esta Isla.
Eureka! Eureka!
Curaoi6n de las Intermediates secretas con
las inyecciones antigon0rr6icas del doctor J.
RODRIGUEZ CASTRO.
Cura On menos tempo que ninguna otra.
PRECIOS: Bandenia, $5.-Inyecci0n, $3.50.
DEP0SITOS:
Ponce,-Los fabricantes, Arriuaga Co.
San Juan,-Don Fidel Guillermety don
Jose Maria BlancO.
Mayagdez,-Don G. J. Monagas y Co. y dor
+. Basora.
Humacao,-Don q. Martinez Co.
ArecibO,-DOn J. B. Rivera.
Aguadilla,-Don Francisco Elvira On to.
dos los pueblos de Ia Isla.
CONSULTAS PARA La ISLA
Sc dar&n extensamente pOr cOrreO para
esta clase de intermediates al que envfe dos
pesos en- sellos de franQue0 al doctor J. Rodri-
guez Castro. Ponoe.-Reserya absoluta. 46-17
Francisco Fontanilas recuerda al pdblic0
ca general que en- 81 fonda, Gale de San F. an:
cisco ndmerO Sc, La CGtGlGssG, sc sirven comi-
das todas horas y Sc ha:la hospedaje.
Ouando sienta usted pesadex en- ls csbeza
marcos, empape bien su psfuelo en- Ak0h3.
JGd0 G5OI y aspire ese perfume. listed mo
agradeCera el consejo.
Al&AGEN Oh &Us1SA
DN OLIMPIo OTRR0, ATOOHA Ne 7.-PoNORl
M6sioa para piano cuatro manOs.
Br0hGMsS. Danzas h6pgaras T. cada
unO. .e..-... ............. $z-4O
BssrgnsssIler, Ell judo errante Walls -. O-7O
IdeM.-DirCOrach Walls. s.. ORB
Para pedidos en- Ia Capital, d. ]. Gonzales Font
Certifco que he empleado empleo eli
AJcOhOIGdO GntelN en- multitud de casoB obte-
niendo los mejores resultados en- las afeceiones
reumatlcas, espeoialmente de caracter cr6nlco,
On las neuralgias, hemicraneas jaQuecas J
| pleurodifias (dolotes de costado), colicos IA
| tulentos etc. En virEud do este considero como
muy recomendable el usO del citado medioa-
mento en- squellos y otrOs an&l0gos padecimi
entos.-Jaana Disz, Abril "a de 1856. ~
1I0F0Wgd. MAdiCo- -Cirujano
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-06-06
D'cen dc Maysgiez

La Compafia del ferrocarril proceder&
montsr dentro de a]gunos dias el puente sobre
81 rio Yagiaz. Solo sc espera Ia llegada del
ingeniero senior Larrfnaga, que 90 encuentra
actualmente en- Ia Capital.
La Bandeya Espa;so,a tiene noticia de que
Be ha aeOrdado que 81 90 del mes en- curse pa.
que Ia 4: Compafia del Battalion de Voluntarios
regidente en- ArecibO ia vista que le hiciera
Ia Compahia de Bayam6n.
Un individuo detenido On el dep6sito mu-
nicipal de Manati pOr Ia eomisi0n de un delito
grave, intent6 ahorcarse con una de las pleas
de ropa que vestta. Afortunadamente un guar
dia urbano lego tempo para salvar la vida
de aQuel desgraOiado.
80
DiCen de B3rranQu1tas que pOr muchOs del
vecindari0 SO extrafa que las festas del Patron
no 90 hag9n como On otrOs amos y que 81 este
ebedece chismos, no debe aquol cat6lico pue-
bio Sufrir las conaecuencias, puea el Ge1or Cura
est& ayudado pOr los vecinos, y cuenta con Ia
partida del presupuest0 destinada esa solem-
nidad.
Ea Mayag1ez Sc prepare IN gran bsnque-
tie en- el Teatr0 para Celebrar, cuando llegue, la
confirmation de Ia noticia de q nose suprimira
aeuella Audiencia dc 10 Criminal. Los casinos
de Ia ciudad tambi6n se disponen para celebrar
dicha nOtlCia.
aEzt aEztsssaiercoles q el ju6Yes de la presente sc.
mana tomara possession del cargo de alcalde de
Camuy, nuestr0 estimado don Jose c. Martinez
.eo
De Nanat1 nos escriDen que sera nombra-
do Juex Municipal de dicho termiuo 81 rico co
merciante apreciable amigo nuestro. seiior
don Fidel Benero. Dozen tambien que VA re.
1ultandO muy activa y eicaz Ia gesti6n adrni-
nistrativa del alcalde don jose Mediavilla.
s
RecOrtamOS de IN peri6dicO de Mayagiiex !.
"Nos ha vlsitadO don Victor M de los Rios.
U0rrespOnsal viajero de EI MeYcsyjO de Pana.
ma, empresario de una compafita de varieda-
des que ha llegad0 recientemente esta ciudad.
DiCha compahla proyeota hacer una excursion
por las pOblaCones circunveoinas. hasta que ter
mine 81 temporada el senior Balabrega6
eee
Dicen dc MayagGez que aqu6l puerto ha
llegad0 de Curacao Ia goleta venezolana Cora
RON de Marta con carga de-. .1O4 burros
ees
Nos dicen dc B BarranQuitaa Que el del
nOrriente principiaron alli las novenas de San
I .Aut0nio, patron del pueblo, que el 10 habrA
Balve leEanias y e l3 misa solernne con na.
pegtriOo cargo del Pbro. Riafio, economo de
ReIyoss nespUea hahEa proeeai6u 40 ID ina.
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Or. Ricardo Hernandez

0frece sus servicios profeaionales on ARE
CIBO. 45-15
-
En- Ia segunda quincena del mes en- curse
no embarcara para el Oeste Ia comisi6n dc Sc
flores Catedratic0s que han de veri1car los
exAmenes del Mceo de Msyagtez.
oee
Nos escriben de Manatf que On el concurso
alberto por 81 Ayuntamiento para Ia provision
de Ia plaza de Secretario, solo cOncurri6 un as
pirante don Felix Vega Nevarez. Ell hech0
ge ha cOmentadO much0 alli.
eeo
Resumen de los servicios prestadOs pOr Ia
policfs municipal de Csyey durante 81 mes de
Mayo dltimo:
Detenidos puestos disposition del se-
nor Juez de Instruction: Por hurtO, Il Por re-
sisteneia, amenaza y atentadO contra I'M guar
dia, Por rapto, /. ReclamadOs p0r requi-
sitorial- Detenidos puestos disposition del
spfior Juez Municipal: Por rifa, 2. POr es-
C&nda' o, 2. Por esoandalo y desobediencia, /.
Por calumn'as IA policfa y jugar al hOyete, /.
Per pe'ea, 2 -Denuncias al idem: Por maltra-
TO de obra 2. Por insultos, /. Por escapear
Caballos gal0pe tendido, 2-Idem al senior
Alcalde: POr tener cerdos dentro de la pobla-
ci6n /. Por aetos deshonestos 2. Por con-
ducir 6 cerdos sin gula nj matricula Ito
ia! 21
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ED. ANTONIO r. CABASSA, con buenaa 70.
ferenCiaA sOlloita agencias comlM0nea.-
AQanto en- Ponce de los inmeJOraDleS clgarT1lloa
poctOrales blancos de la marca FUREzA !"
ia M RsssdweZeS CT de la Habana, los tabrl-
cantes oue mas ventajas ofrecen on precios.-
30 ANTONIO 3. CAB ASSA es 81 agente de LA
CoRRrsPONDENOIA DH PUERTo-RIOO, en- Ponce.
81 ReQlstro Civil de Cayey arrojs la ST.
Ouienta estadfstica corres Dondiente al pasado
mes de Mayo - NaaimentOe: varOnes, Is !;
hembras. 81; total, "a ID funcioneS varOnes
hembras 16; total, 23.-MatrimOnios,
Ell criminal Ramon Santiago, unO de les
CompliCadOs en- el asesinato de GervaSiO Figue-
roa = rObo don Juan Cec'lio del mismo ape
lido, dice Ia ReUistG de Psterte Rico, que ha
sldo preso On Luquillo pOr la pOjicia de Ponce
El dicho Santiago andaba pr6fugo sin que &c
hubi6se podido antes de ahora saber su pa
caderO.
oea
II Ha fallaCidO en- Maysgiez la virtuOss
sonora dOna LuCidaria PadOvani de Lopez
madre de una distinguida tamilia amigs
nuestrs, Ia cual enviam0s nuestro mas
sentido p6same.
En- 81 Casino Espanol de Csysy tendra lu
Gar esta noche una lucida function dispuest;
por sficiOnados que destinan 81 producidO d.
Ia misma al Hospital de dichO pueblo. TOma
ran parte en- Ia dicha velada algUnas distingul
das damas caballeros de 10 mas granada d
aquella socjedad.
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Nos eseriben 10 siguient
VARlEuAUES

No hsy vino como 81 tinto legitimo de Lo.
grofo de las bodegas de ADguciana, (Rtoja) que
venden los se1lores Sobrino de Lui1a c. Es
un articulo puro indisputablement superior.
NoTA Los sefores Luifa acaban de reoibir I'm
buen surtido de jamones asturianos y de West
falia riQuisimos salchichones de Lyon y lon
ganixas de Vich.
La mar de oosas buenas acaban de reoibir
CerecedO Hermanos y 9" c0ntandose entire es-
tas Anis superior del Oso, Aqua de Marmolejo,
San Htlario y Rubinat, Aceite puro de OLIVIA,
marca Montana On garrafones, Champafa sidra
marca AgHil0, c0sa de gusto, butifarras oatala-
mas, queso Parmesana, Harina lactea, Peras de
California etc. eto.
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TELEGRAMA.-COnseyIo
Despues de 10 del tabaco
No nos abandOna el sustO
Mas, nos damos mucho gusto
Oyendo tocar | CiriGc0
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THE PASSING OF 'e2.

As one who fingers fondly o el so'''o '
that he has read, Ill tho
,,a firms the leaves to quicken all Tie
host of MemOry's dead, a., Ea,v
So nausing on the threshold OF 'he W."
Our backward glanceN liAGel WI
that's gone before: ,u ,,orn the
r,o,+fui year, When Time shall warp 'ho
century's book OF fate, ,,,av thv
And NemOry's clasps shall rust away '"'
name will yet be great.
within thy ~wo .d'rouS w'o no o'' anu = ''''
yi~.ged war ha- spun ,,, c,n
". =, thn rai1u of Peace Whal Seh '"i
show what tnou hast con: 49,, Laort
,,,. ,.,.,.i"., tnirrs have etirred the heart
Of man within thy lir, ,o,a Tn
From great and noble ac1i""'
u.' ,,,, :" ,,,,.,t vent alone that's linked
unto tiny name, ,.o,-, tbou'rt
o...r, and so, how many ways mo" II
hound to deathlr>> lame
t,oIumi,u~ wear, Think what II means
Four hundred N"Aia ago
II. took the natives by surprise ami start
ed II, TO grew. :, iIad
ty..qave him no reception as lie saiieo
into the bay; g Rut
W., had not then been thought VI
lust look at us to-day. ,o, ba
Columbus touched the button when ne
landed in the west, .;,, .,r.s.r+
And in niueIv-ihIpe Chicago Will present
us with the rest
The names of great men that the year mas
NUMBERED, with ,hc past;
.r 'id,r:iaI not we've had, that ;
hoiIpd 81 hot aud last
The Ias.pr strikes; the Cholera ih"' maui
rs uuakr with fear,
Have. done their part tn malh tili> do {"
,ru-t ,yputful wear.
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The plan of The Herald was easy
to understand For centuries the iden-
tity of the island which Columbus first
landed upon had remained unknown.
The quadricentennial of the discovery
of the New World was about to be Gel
ebrated in Chicago with great exposi-
ton, and The Herald thought it proper
that the spot at which occurred the most
tremendous event in history should be
sought out and appropriately marked.
This was queer task, but fasci-
mating one. went at it in characteristic
American fashion-that is, jumped at it.
| ransacked the Congressional library
and other libraries. cabled to London
for book which was not to be found in
America. | procured from the hydro
graphic Office charts of the Bahamas
made by our government and the Brit
ish admiralty
Night and day study of the mystery
of the discovery quickly showed these
facts: In all history there is nothing
that throws light upon the landfall save
the Journal kept by Columbus himself
Five islands had been put forward as
the real San Salvador and hundreds of
books and pamphlets written in support
of these theories. The correct theory
must be based upon two conditions: The
island itself must have certain features
described by olumbus-lagoon, reefs,
harbor hard by a headland through
which the sea had cut its way, ETC.
and it must lie at certain distances
and in certain directions from FIVE
other islands visited and described by
Colu1nbu AS to the latter condition,
inspection Of the charts showed Wat
lings to be the only one that would fit
the geometrical lines of Columbus first
voyage through the Bahamas. If it
contained the physical features which
Columbus had found in his San Saliva
dor, then the mystery was solved.
Oddly enough, the learned historians.
geographers and photographers who had
supported the claims of the rival islands
had not taken the trouble to visit the
region of which they discoursed. Had
they done So their controversy might
have come to an end long ago.
Early III June our expedition sailed
from New York. We went by Ward
line steamer Santiago to Nassau, the
capital OF the Bahamas, having on board
IN addition to Charles Lederer, the ia
nous artist Of the Chicago Herald, a
stonemason. a marble globe, memo
rial tablet, thirty barrels of cement, a
man servant. j Photographic outfit and
sundry boxes, barrels, demijohns and
bottles containing the necessaries Of life
At Nassau we had harrow escape
/ The governor Of the Bahamas was to
leave for England within an Eour or so
/ after our arrival, and without his au-
! thority we could do nothing. An hour
! Of hustling, the assistance Of the Ameri-
/ can consul and letter which l had
brought from Sir Julian Pauncefote,
British minister at Washington, and
/ Governor Shea gave Us a letter COM
+ mar ding all the local officials of the Ba-
Eamas to + ace themselves at our COM
mand. Lucky for Us that we caught
kindly Governor Shea. The lieutenant
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TALKING of ma1iri0pS-yo,r 80,

Talking of medicines-you ,0ow the old
prejudice. And the doctors-sohe of them
are between you and us. They would like
you to think that what's cured thousands
won't cure YOU You'd believe in patent
medicines if they did't profess 20 cure
everythng-and so, between the expert
mentS of doctors, and the experiments OF
patent medicines that are sold only because
there's money in the stuff, You lose faith
IN everything.
And, you can't always tell the preScrip-
ton that cures by what you read in the pa
per>. So. perhaps, there's no better way
10 sell a remedy, than to tell the truth
about it, AMI take the RISK of IT. doing Just
what il profr>See IL do.
That's what the World D.>rrnSaN
Medical Association. of Buffalo. \. Y.
does with DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery and DR.. Pierce FaHo'itc Pre-
>cription
II they don't do What thcir ,r"A.te >ay
they'll dn-yau get your m",rN /. <.
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aside from this, evidence of serious i'm
port was not wanting. Here is the case
briefly set forth. Afreds ard a man
named jenkins were seen together one
evening walking along the road, and
the next morning Jenkins was found
with his head crushed in, lying in q
patch of briars. AT the preliminary
trial before justice Of the peace Al
freds declared that he and Jenkins had
parted company near the briar patch
where the body had been found, but as
this declaration was not admitted as
evidence Aifreds was handed over tC
the grand jury and was, as everyone
expected, indicted for murder and i'm
prisoGeI to await the action of the cir
cult court.
The jailer in al obscure village is
often a leader in society, and the jail
er-s daughter is naturally a person Of
much moment. CID Lias Springer had,
during many years, been jailer in Nor
ton. and his daughter Ruth had de-
clined several good offers of marriage.
She was exceedingly bright of coun-
tenance and it was the mysterious
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Coal Cu1It' Cnal,,i

We hav" on hand and ia arrive Eng
and Nut Anthracite Coal from Ar best
mines in PENNSYLVANIA. Also CLAYTON Red
Ash, Il Semi Bituminous Coal that can
be beat whom Your draft ana hurarr is
NIL right, Good in CRATES or stove. We
are agents also for Bell tlamptnn, which
j. the best Coal ,.sr iaip,d. Til" KuSsH
Cre"E SpIint We claim is better than
Kan" IVA SpIint as it burns a~ free an,
lasts longer, therefore cheaper.
Nov. II g. !. ZONES x Co
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word not to attempt to see him. A de-
tective came from a distance and after
a time an arrest was made. A man was
brought to trial, and the proof was 50
strong that he was convicted; and
given to fransness and the truth, he
acknowledged that he had committed
the murder. Shortly after sentence had
been passed upon him he turned to al
freds, who stood near him, and said:
Il thought you suspected me when 7
brought your breakfast to You last
Christmas morning, nearly year ago. ~
1t was e Ter Christmas morning
and the day was bright.
May I come in?" Alfreds stood in the
door,
ooh, surely, if you are not afraid Of
me-
He sprang toward her and caught her
hand. Il bring You present now" he
said, 1.-The present of my soul"
The jailer stepped into the doorway
and said Come on now, you young
folks. Dinner is ready"
OPIE READ.
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All Provided For.

Clara Carranging the Christmas pres
ents)-We'll put mammals pearl neck
lace here.
Dora-And Mable's diamond earrings
here.
Clara-And Georges gold watch here
Dora-And Edith's diamond bracelets
what shall we do with them?
Clara-Lay them on the piano along.
side of papa's Christmas card.-N. Y.
VI eclllV.
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BuCklens, ArniCa SalVe

Bruises, Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rheum. Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands. Chilblaians
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posi-
lively cures Piles. or no pay required. 1t
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction.
or money refunded. Price % cents per
box. For sale by W. T. Cheatham. Jr.,
druggist.
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''What, they sent you to the peniten-
E, I'll. ],

"What, they sent you to the peniten-
tiary for telling the truth?'
Eyes, they asked me if l committed
the forgery and said that did"
''Oh, you are satirist."
"Well, must go and split piece of
knotty wood. Fires must go even if
Christmas do come. l suppose you can
take care of yourself to-day, and as for
tomorrow, why, the sheriff will have
to take care of you"
He passed out and a merry voice was
heard. The prisoners blood leaped.
Ruth had returned. All smiles and airs
of gayety, she entered the corridor; and
she was not alone: the sheriff and the
jailer were with her.
''Mr. Alfreds,' she cried, 81 have
brought you Christmas present. Here
is your pardon"
open the door," said the sheriff. Be
fore Alfreds' swimming eyes the iron
bars were shadow Lace work.
Come on into the sittingroom," said
the girl; and she led him out.
He sat In rocking-chair. A long
time passed before he said ANYTHING
"And have they discovered my limo.
cence?" he asked.
mo" she answered. LET me tell
you what 1 did. l made all the jury
men and the prosecuting attorney and
the judge and hundreds of other people
sign petition asking for your pardon,
and then I went all the way to Nash
vile and made the governor sign your
pardon. Don't you think I'm smart?'
81 think you are an angel"
mo you don't-you think I'm hap
hazard rattlo-trap. I told the gov
ernor about your hair-think of talking
about a mans hair-and I said: Gov
ernor, he's got the loveliest eyes you
ever saw but must not talk this way,
for you amt in prison now"
He got up and stood with his face
turned toward the door,, 81 must co.
he said.
Are you going very far away?"
"No.''
GLOW far?"
Il am going to stay here until prove
to you that your mercy
Excuse me-" interrupted the jailer,
stepping into the doorway, but you
are no longer shut up"
"But he can stay to dinner, cant
he, papa?"
"No, he'd better 60"
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Thousands Of applications are

Thousands Of applications are pour
ing in upon the hotel proprletors OF
Washington for quarters upon the oc-
casion of the approaching inaugural
ton of Mr.. Cleveland on the 4th OF
March next. Enough applications
were received in one week after the
election to fill every hotel in the city.
It is estimated that the occasion will
be the best of the kind ever witnessed
since the organization OF the govern
ment. Democratic Clubs from every
State in the Union will be present to
the number of many thousands. These
with the military which will I'M
doubtedly be present, will present a
spectacle never excelled.
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Only Too Willing.

Generous SixYear-Old-Papa there's
q poor little cripple next door that
hasn't any use of his arms I'd like to
g'7e him for a Christmas present some
o. the things got last year
Papa with tears of parental pride in
h.s eyesl~-So You shall. my boy-so you
81 ALI Give him that nice little drum
Aunt Mary sent you.-Chicago Tribune
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TWO CHRISTMAS GIFTS.
e~S MAN was found

MAN was found
murdered in the
village of Nor
ton. East Ten
nessae, and the
authorities ar.
rested a stran-
ger named AL
freds. OF course
Alfreds had Nc
business il the
cOmmunlt,V.and
this of itself
partCOl1 Of tbs
II a t ure Of a
Grim b u t ,
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I'0 THU PUBLIC.

e w"u!ti most respectfully infrIm our
ndS mi the public, that We are luca-
ON Montgomery street, next Ia l.. y
k-'. Oh Ntaud, where you will find
.Tu.u > \ II to II +. NJ, with a full
Coz aIctr ~ir"k of
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1892-12-22
ON WATLINGS ISLAND
DISCOVERY OF THE SPOT WHERE
COLUMBUS LANDED.

Walter Wellman Tells How He Explored
the Bahamas and Settled the Contro-
versy Concerning the First Land Sight
ed by Columbus-A Fascinating and
Instructive Narrative.
Copyright, 1892
In May, 1891, the editor of the Chi
cago Herald wired me at Washington,
Can you find the spot where Column
bus discovered America and mark it
with memorial" My reply was,
will try If it had been a request to
find the north polo or capture mer-
maid suppose the answer would have
been the same. The newspaper corre-
spondent is not surprised at anything.
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SOUTHERN CABINET TIM
Der.

Hon. Thos. j. Jarvis, Of North
Carolina. a Fit Man to Occupy
aPlace in:President Clevaland's
Cabinet.
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The best place to trade is
WATKINS store.
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"No, he'd better 60"

Alfreds did not leave the neighbour
hood. He was Stunned by men and
frowned upon by women, now that he
had the disgrace of murder without the
romance Of hanging. He did not at
tempt to see Ruth, and had sent her
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1892-12-22

WHY suffer from dyspepsia and heaaacne
when Simmons Liver Regulator Will 0u'o
yOuI
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Still selling the prettiest
Cravats, Collars and Shirts, at
WATKINS.
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grew day by day. The sun beat with
tropical fierceness; our drinking water
was dipped out of the hollows of the rocks,
warm and brackish. But no one fell i'll.
and finally the work was finished. 1t
had been well done Plenty of cement
b5rnd the stones firmly ie.e,her- The
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-08-12
EOR CONSTABLE.

The LIGHT is authorized to announce
p. w. Seffel as a candidate for constable,
precinct No. l, at the election in NOvem-
Der, 1892.
We are authorized to announce James
McClOSky as a candidate for constable for
precinct No. l, at the election, NOvem Der,
1892.
AndreaS Brown authorizes the LIGHT
to announce him as candidate for re-
election to the Office of constable, pre-
cinct No. l, at the election in November,
1892.
At the solicitation of many friends |
hereby announce myself as a candidate
for the office OF constable, precinct No. /
at the election in NOveu Der, and solicit
the support of the voters, as ! am in the
race to stay. HENRY DIETLER.
We are authorized to announce ChaS
E. Abbey, as candidate for Constable for
precinct No. /. at the election in Novem-
Der, 1892.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-08-12

WACO GLOBE endesvors to provoke
the Dallas News to increased love for
Clark aud good work against Hogg,
and in this effort enquiries if the News
will be at Phillippi ready to meet the
enemy? This is the unsolved conun-
drum of the convention. II it was
known how many Of the mslcontents
are ready to meet the onset at Hous-
ton and take the consequences out of
regard for the future of democracy IL
Texas, it would be easier to predicate
something positive concerning the
issue.