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The French Bribea Moorish Ministers.

LONDON, Aug. 12.-The Tangier CORE
spondent of the Times says: News re-
ceived here from Fec is to the effect that
the Moorish ministers who prevented the
sultan from concluding treaty with Eng
land, received goo from an agent of the
French government. The sultan has be-
come ill rs result of worry attending the
.tf.
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Cholera i'm 81. Pe,er.sur~.

ST. PETERsBuRs, Aug. ia dozen fatal
cases of cholera are known To- have oc-
Cured here, though no official announce
ment of the presence of the disease has
been made
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& Co.'S grain elevator and mill were de-
stroyed by tire today. Loss, $4,000.
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WASHINGTON CRY. Aug Il Special. r
Washington pensions: originat-Aibert
Spencer, Marco Illus Mcclure.
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pleasing manners. She has for some time
been studying for the stage in New York,
so Mr.. Mulkey says. Her parents have a
summer home on Nashon island.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-03

The chief objection urged against a popular
choice Of I. 5. Senators is that party conven-
ton would be more open to Easty impulses or
undue influences than a legislature. How can
this be when the issue before the primaries or
county conventions that constitute state con-
ventions is clearly defined, the names of can
didates for the United States Senate fully
canvassed and opportunity afforded both in
the smaller and the larger aggregation Of suf-
fragans to consider the merits or dement's of
the men considered for the high position? In
no state of the Union is it as easy it seems to
TIE STAR. for the people to be misled or cor
rupted as for legislature. In the case of the
election, as at present it is often only neces-
sary for few members to be purchased to in
sure the choice OF a man obnoxious to an
actnal majority of the party to which he
belongs. The joint resolution providing for pro-
portional representation in the Senate hardly
raises a practical question. 1t is a historical
matter. Of interest chiefly to students Of our in
stitutions- The cardinal idea of the govern
ment formulated between the spring of 1887
and the ratification by the ninth state in the
summer Of 17Ss, and formally inaugurated in
the spring of 17S9. was probably the strictly
federal constitution of the Senate. Without
something like the Connecticut compromise"
equal represention of the states in that house.
the effort to make an improved government in
place of the Confederation Congress would
have been failure. The provision OF the Con-
stitution to clinch this compromise and give
perpetual safety to the small states-thc pro-
vision for equal representation never to be
changed except by conser. of every state in the
UniOn-is eternal bar raised by the people
themselves against the adoption Of such pro-
posed amendments a the one under considera-
ton. II does not matter how democratic and
how representative the IDEA Of proportional
representation in The Senate may be viewed
ahstractly it is opposed to the strongest federal
principle IL the Constitution and can never be
carried ont. for the reason that no small state
will weld ITS manifest advantage. and until all
yield the Senate viii continue to represent
equally tha states Of the Union.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-03

One important consideration for the Boring
sea agents is the fact that another sealing sea-
son is nearly at hand and preparations should
be made for it Tao modUs viventii expires by
express limitation on the LIST of May. There
fore. II the LIST years arrangement is deemed
the best temporary one pending final settle
ment, Il is very desirable to have the matter
attended 20 as soon IS possible in order to pre-
vent friction Last year number of vessels
belonging TO both countries were occupied in
serving notice on private sealers. If this
troublesome work Of warning is not 10 be re-
newed the agreement should Re reached in time
to give full notice 20 sealers before they start
northward-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-03

OF course az soon Senators gave attention
and thought TO the Oates bill the monstrosity
OF the proposition TO punish ridicule or at
tempted or threatened ridicGle as blackmail
was at once perceived. There is little
danger that body composed of law
yers ard men Of common sense woul!
deliberately enact such Law. fully appreciat-
ing what ii was doing. The incident, however.
throws an interesting light upon the unsatis-
factory methods OF legislating concerning the
District followed by Congress. Here was a
proposition Of the highestimportance, striking
at the liberty Of the press and of the
individual, Furnishing at hard labor the
man or woman who exercises the
great American privilege OF making Jun Of
another, or who, failing in the effort, merely
attempts to make fun Of another. The House
Judiciary committee endorsed 1t blndly. The
House passed it without looking at it, The
Senate judiciary committee reported it favor
ably. Some of the keenest judicial minds
in Congress. have perfunctorily Endorsed it, as
men do petitions. with tie merest superficial
inspection. And yet the deformity of the pro-
posed measure was so obvious ard 80 gross that
when TIE STAR eGitorially called attention to
the matter two weeks ago 1t hesi-
tated 10 DelleYe mat any sucn pro-
position had been deliberately formulated.
and made It's criticism conditional upon n cor
rect reporting Of the terms of the measure.
The Distric; has been trying since it was
created to get a code of modern laws. and to be
rid of the burden of ancient legislation which
clings TO il and obstructs its progress. Congress
has not mustered up sufficient interest
and energy TO relieve it from antiqua.ed laws,
and to replace them by wholesome modern
statutory provisions. But it needs to be fire.
quently restrained from the inconsiderate
adoption of little dabs Of mischievous legisla-
ton, designed not for the public welfare
but for the qualification of some
personal motive in individual legislators The
community is no: consulted in respect to the
legislation proposed. Some measures which
are referred to the District committees are sent
10 tho Commissioners for their consideration.
and through this device information and some
opportunity Of prote ), are given to interests
practice, and is confined to the District coIa-
mittees. The Oates bill! never went to the
Commissioners. Under these circumstances
the local press is the only reliance of the commu-
nifty to furnish it warning and protection against
much nischieyous legislation. The STAR is
always ready and eager to promote the public
welfare in the manner indicated. but there is
too much OF the haphazard and inconsiderate
in the District legislation and in the methods
Of such legislation. and Congress ought to make
a radical reform in the matter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-03

III, as seems certain. Mr.. Hill carries the New
York delegation at Chicago, and the Cleveland
revolutionary element. now organizing. sup
Plies n suggestion that the state cannot be car
ried FOR Hill at the election. the spirit may
move the democratic party to go west for
a eanIidate-or to MARYLAND
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-03

Governor Flower finds that speculation is
rife as to the meaning Of his remark .Ratsr'
TO The delegation of New York business men
who went up to see him concerning New York's
appropriation for the worlds fair Perhaps
the governor meant 20 intimate that some of
the delegates did not belong to his political
union
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-03

Signor Catalina. who is announced as the new
Italian minister to this country. will be received
without interrogation to his possible rela-
tionship to the gentleman about whom Cicero
used to make remarks In public.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-03

The removal Of the provision for secrecy at
least secures condemned men in New York a
cecer 1T elec:rocutior.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-03

II was delicate and grateful Of the Chilean
refugees TO present Minister Egsn with hand
somely engraved card But few D. D. c.
cards earlier in the season would have saved
trouble
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-03

The democrats in the House are not so averse
as they in the last Congress to gag rule "
Bat they call il something else.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-03
w ooDwARp AND LorHRor.
10TH. nth AND Y SITS. NV.

.......OuR SALE OF FINE FURs HAS
NEVER HAD A PRECEDENT IN WASH
iNGroS. We want you 20 Sc the
goods. Manufactured by JOSEPH SIG
MUND OF BALTIMORE. whose reputation
FOR making only high-olass Furs is 50 well
known that it needs comment from Us.
They were boGsht at the TRUSTEES ArC-
TON SALE. which necessarily means a. very
low prices We are selling them accordingly .
(Thirl 1oor. loth 81. b,ls.l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-03

Up here it is the Chilean affair. Down there
ID is the Yankee question
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-03

The eagle on the new silver coins seems to be
afflicted with the suspicion that somebody has
been trying 10 throw salt on its tail
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-03

Ths silver caucus IS OF. The silver issue is MT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-03
10 TERMINATE W1rH Extra SOUVENIRS.

he last days Of the Winter opsn
ing are being made
FOR = e CENTS
SHocE Of Cotton
are hints Gowns
Hubbard yoke double
hOunce tucks
reliable Plat
tina:
ali tomorrow
Eom San .o6pm.
FOE 81 CENT"
CHoIcE
the
to- us:cner
FOR e: CENTS
au8ssS
1HE
latest Not
be sto loa m. 3o 5p m. -
FOR "a DOLLARS
ANY piece Of Bhabrac
Urns
asked stores
below.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-03
Gun SO.

Muslin Underwear advertised in this sale are what
you bought and were we'll pleased with at last
sale at &c.. and some worth anybodys dollar As
to the make and trimming Of this lot they are hand
some goods and cannot last long at the above named
price We suggest that buy the Corset Covers Of
this last named lot and keep them for next summers
use, for you will never get this chance again
This sale is for three co days only-THURSDAY.
FRIDAY and SATURDAY. February 4, andd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-03
OuR Morro-
eoed quality. hensst quality. ssa cheap. ell Asap
| ossd Keep eternaliv driving at a.

OuR Moro
Good quality. Aensst quality. ssa cheap Ell Asap
AID Keep cternallv drsvino at Il.
In addition TO our treat NOTION sale nov in proe.
rsss see our large window and outside show cases We
viii begin second large
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR SALE,
Bsginnins Thursday. February 4. This sale IL owing
to our great success Of Underwear sale Of January
We have inst reinforced our mammoth stock and
nave better values than those offered before.
FOR
3So.. $50. AND $50.
These goods at these prices will be astonishing even
to our many competitors who try tooner the socalled
BEST values in good Muslin Underwear.
Oun 3Sc.
Muslin Underwear comprises some Of the best efforts
OF the manufacturers to retail for SOC. and Csc.
OUR CORSET COVERS
For CSC. are made Of rood muslin (perfect fattine).
neck. embroidered back and front. with two strips
Of heTingbone trimming. in which is inserted clus-
ter OF ten hne tucks making pretty and durable
garment.
OUR DRAWERS FOR
3Sc. are made Of heavy muslin. trimmed with On.
fnch-deep embroidery rufie. with q cluster Of five
tucks. yoke bands. (A engths.) Our Plain Drawers,
with tucks. and Hand-run Torchon Lace Drawers
are made yoke bands and are our best sellers
OUR SKIRTS FOR
3sc Of good muslin clustered tucks French back
and yoke bands.
OUR CHEMIsEs FOR
3Sc are made of heavy muslin souare mach en,bro;d
cred. trimmed or tucked yoke. with cambria ruffies
Also Fine Muslin Chemse, made plain. with corded
band.
OuR $50.
Muslin Underwear to be slaughtered in this sale com.
prises Skirts. Gowns. Corset Covers. Chemises and
Drawers.
OUR SKIRTS FOR
&c. are made Of heavy muslin. tucked and embroid-
ered and are made to sell from Csc to 7c Jus: think
OF getting the best the market affords for 1c at Soc
The Gowns, Chemises. Corset Covers and Drawers
OF this lot cannot be explained in PRINT but must be
seen to be appreciated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-03
SPECIAL LACE OFFERINGS.

piece Of POINT D'IRLANDE LACE. ~
inches wide. Regular price 25c. REDUCED
/ piece CREAM SILK POINT D'rRLANpE
LACE. 5 inches wide. Regular price soc. kE-
DUCED TO &c. yard.
1 piece 13-inch to MATCH ABOVE LACE.
Regular price 81 %. SPECIAL 81. 10 yard
piece BLACK SILK POINT DIRLANDE
LACE, inches wide. Regular price 75c.
SPECIAL 55c. yard.
lpiece lO-inch to MATCH above Regular
price SL25. SPECIAL Csc yard
piece POINT DIkLANDE LACE of BLACK
SILK. ) inches wide. Regular prce SOC.
SPECIAL SIC. yard
piece l3-nch TO MATCH ABOVE REGULAR
price ST. 80. REDUCED TO q. 10 yard.
4S-inch CHIFFON in ALL SHADES. Regu-
lar price 81. %. REDUCED TO d yard
CHIFFON LACE EMBROIDERED in SILK
in CARDINAL, MATS. PINK, L. BLU, )
inches wide. Was 3Oc. REDUCED 10 .:asc.
yard.
CHIFFON LACE. 10 inches wide in MATS,
EMBROIDERED on BLACK, MATS on
BROWN. BROWN on TAN. Regular price 81.
SPECIAL s9,. yard.
CHIFFON LACE. 12 inches wide, HAND
SOMELY EMBROIDERED in SILK, in MATS,
CREAM, LAVENDER, L BLUE. l. PINK,
GRAY. CARDINAL. NAVY. BLACK. HELLO
TROPE- Regular price $l.2o. SPECIAL 99c.
yard.
w. A. PIERCE & Co..
5I9 Market space.
1t Cor. 18th st.
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ko1s PH.Rx.or.
LEADERS or LOWEST PRICES.
SEVENTH AND Sis.
UPTOWN BRANCH. so FOURTEENTH STREET.

SEVENTH AND SITS
UPTOWN BRANCH. SO FOURTEENTH STREET.
We sole rrorrietors selling seents for the Dis
irct OF the following we-known prrIarAtions. ~.ch
OF which In i,s srher WILL calculated %
your purpose
DAVIS cCr1cLE BAIsAM With iocai reputation
OF 70 or 20 years las equal charged hands. fac
or skin and for ssntios1eu sAsyins Iraos ase
NATTAN's CRYSTAL DISCOVERY for resiorinx
stray or faded hair TO natural sna yoaihfui
AreSrsnoe-i oEly rrepara;lon tho world for the
purpose no; eosiessedly dye aud coutnining no
mineFa or dele;ersoas substances whatever. Pr.oe.
one dollar.
MRS. JONES COUGH MIXTURE. with more
friends ana patron. than any similar article ever
ontrcd and not largely advertised Il Is trarran ,ed
TO cure Coughs Colds. Ecarseu,ss ana all complaints
of the throat and lunss Money cheerfully refunded
II not satisfactory. pc. sire to introduce ct ise.
koLB's CELEBRATED TOOTH POWDER ossA-
PADENTINE makes white teeth. puriies the hreaih
aud sirtncthsns the not nrtin,iii'y perfumed
or oo.ored Pricc. ..'c per quarter poind bor and,
therefore. the chespes, Tooth Pow der an the MARKET
De. GARLAND's NERyETrA probably "a. -,o-t
scientific compound FOR the neryous ,y.,ern ever m
vented There Absolutely no q lions 70 A. For
Nervous Dooii,y. SICK Headache. slecf,,es.ne.. Do
spond-ncy. Mental Depression Neura sis ana ali COM
paints due 10 desAnremeni q the nerv. fun tion. A
medicine OF extraordinary qualities Price reduced TO
sc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-03

HE last days Of the Pala Royals Annual Mid Winter "ops
Ing are being made
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-03

Sc. Cotton and Cambria Underwear eoc
81 Cotton and Cambria Undergarments 79c
81 25 Garments for 81. 50 and 81. 25 Garments CSC
75c. Corsets in 1892 styles. 5ac
S1.7o Corsets for 81. so and 81 Corsets SIC
a.. p French Corsets for 1882. 40
ioc. ioweis all styles.... 14c
3Oc. Towels fol 25c and 25c Towels o2e
Doc. Novelty Damask Towels. ......, &c
$40 Jackets. all styles. M
S''acAets' al a
els Imported Jackets. all styles a1A
$50 Exclusive Novelty Jackets. .....,. s24
Soc. Satin Stripe Drspery scarfs DC
sSc Hand painted Silk Drapery Scarfs SAC
Csc. Embroidered Table Covers Sc
$l2o Chenille Table Covers fringed Al. IA
34S Covers for 81 90 and II. % Covers. . Al 70
s1.3o Head Rests for chairs sac
Csc. Down Pillows. 90
81 % Mantel Scarfs. 2h yards long NJ 40
15c. a yard Bragsriaa Fringe. 1oc
Csc. Ansonis Clocks. warranted, co.
Soc. Photo Frames, all styles aoc
loo. pound Writing Paper IS sheets. 1ac
&C. ENVELOPES to match. . e.
2Oc. FOUND Old English Mills Paper IT,
II and 15c Boxes Note Paper o.
1Sc. Bottles Bay Rum .. -
2oc Lilac Extract, ounces.. OLE
&c. Extracts. all odors. ., o,o
&C. Bottle Ammonia ec
12c. Continental Shoe Polish o.
&c. Warranted Tooth Brushes Oh
loc. Combs and Tooth Brushes TO-
9c. Cakes Pure CASTLE Soap. 10
&c. yard Silk Garter Elastic 10
33c Best Quality Fancy Elastic ooc
&C. Cabinet Hair Pins..... a,
upper cent on marked prices OF all Silk and Velvet
hDbons. Fancy Feathers. Black Silks and Black Wool
iaofics' hea shell. Gold, Sterling Silver and Jet Jew
cry Laces and Lace Neckwear. Embroideries and
"hie Goods Sets Of Table Linen. Lace and Hand-sm-
oroidered Handkerchiefs. Visiting Cards and Enye-
opes and Mourning Stationery. B'ic-a-brsc and Art
Clocks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-03

BRIDAL SETS.
We are showing Q complete line Of Bridal
Sets. trimmed with lace or embroidery, in
unique and attractive designs.
As special inducement we offer a good quail
ity cambria set-Hubbard gown e,aborately
trimmed with valenciennes lace inserting and
edge and daintily finished with ribbons-chemise
male with We neck trimmed with Valenciennes
lace inserting and edge-drawe.s with a deep
rufile Of Valenciennes lace and inserting and
tucks above.
SPECIAL PRICE. e3. s5 THE SET
All sizes.
Finer grades always on hand
Cd 10th st. bldg.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-03

These SOUVENIR Pn1cEs Positively TERMINATE SATURDAY
Royals
"shoulde
arsthep Il the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-03

The MONUMENTAL.
987 AND $50 ST. NV.
FINE MILLINERY, CLOAKs. HOSIERY.
GLOVES. &c.
AFTER SToCK-TAKING
WE OFFER TOMORROW
CORSET COVERS
NIGHT GOWNS.
DRAWERS, 40
WALKING SKIRTS,
CHEMIsEs,
We guarantee every piece to be worth from Csc. to
Csc.
UMBRElLAs.
GLORIA SILK, CT or
NATURAL STICKS,
REGULAR PRICE. s200
CLOAKS.
Cheviot Jackets at %. Worth s15.
Braided Cloth Wraps at &l!. Worth &15.
seal Plush Wraps at ". &. Worth $50
Seal Plush Jackets at "a. 9S. Worth sI2.
Bernhardt Capes at 10. Worth $40.
Russian Hair Capes at ~. 96. Worth So.
ChiIdrens Gret mems at a. 0S. Worth az
Gossamers at 9ec and 81. 40 Worth 81 % and 40
Gossamers at ~ and % 80. Worth Is and o5.
fe3-2t' THE MONUMENTAL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-03
The Srn1-ANSuAL SALE
USL.usDznrD Day AND Nom
SuRrs

Was most fattering success-knew il would
be. as we had made unusual Preparations Tor
1t. We bought the best 20 sell for The several
different prices. and we sold thousands OF
them. There are some of all the sizes and
kinds yet-5ut a limited number o! the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-03

BLACK GooDs DEpARrMrxr.
NUNS vEILINGs FOR WELLS.
Our line Of Black Nuns veinss ia particu-
larry well assorted Just now. embracing all the
several qualities Of sli-wool. silk-and-wool and
au-silk.
Atwood Nuns veines.
-15c.. q. el.25. $40. L.s5. 81 and %
silk-and-wool Nun's veilinex-
-sl.25. sl.5o. s1.75. 81. s2.50 and %
ayard-
All-silk Nuns yeiiin=s-
-e2. IS. $3.50 and t45oA yard.-
SOMETHING NEW IS ''cREPE CANA
DIEM"
Has the Appearance Of suk crers Dress Goods.
but - lighter IN weight. Ask 10 80 it
Css Zoos. ANNEX 70 10Th q. buildtng)
WOODWARD . LorHRor.
- 10TH. IlTH AND = srA M.
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Tourr WArrns.
VIOLET AND LAVENDER,

We are making these delightful perfumes for
the toilet and bath. End feel certain that We can
rive you in our own production befter value
for your money than you can ret in the factory
made goods that have to pay rwo more
proats. Thsy srs not lox-priced goods; they
are Of the nnsst quality. Price. 60c. and zoe.
Two sisss Of each.
wa rHoarsoA
YsAnaaars
~ 1sA 4 ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-03

We are sole rrorretors selling ssents for the Dis
irici OF the following wentnown prrIarAtions. ~sol
OF which IN s srhers well calculated 10 s-rv'
your purpose
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-03
39c. Dnrss SHrnrs

The &c., co,1c.. s5c and 81 grades show in
creased values propor,ionste to the prices. and
We unhesitatiusly assert that there are no
better made.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-04-02

con el pan Ia carne muertos cOrrompidos Eu
interior. Los gases acIdOs pOnE"nnsOs que salian
dc esta masa de cnrrupc6n, veDian hasta Ia bOca y
lu tntigaban. LueRn mezclRban con la sangre
dsndO lugar incOmndidades enfrrmedades locales
en- tOdOs 0s sitiOs deb les de cuerpO.
II efectO de- este en los nerviOs era 10 que hacia
que nuestre amigo tuviese miedO Ia nOche Las
los pies trtOs, 81 eansar ciO Ia f. Ia de ent
mo- NAL gustO de bOcs, tOs seca, escalOfriOs, debii
dad, marcos, tOd"s estas OtrOs que no p0demOs
nOmbrBr shora con senalesy cOnsecuenciss de una
causa de una sOlB Indigestion GirRuua Otra cOsa
de este mundo aFruina tant0 81 cueFpO I'll eapiTitu.
Ninguna Otra cosa haze que Ia gente yea mas fan
tAsmas Los fantasmas las vOcea misterinsaa NO
son mas sue lOs ecOs de 10 qae hay en- nuestra
rnente Los que estkn saludables las en- su
estadO natural cuando llega Ia nOche So echan a
dOrmir.
La persona que motivs nuestras ObservaoiOnes es
un franc 6s que &c llama Jean Marie Hery6 Vive en-
Yvais Cant0n de POmpo Franeia, en- caFta
reciemts dice que despu6s De muchOs anos DE- pa
decor indigestion, esta HhOra perfrctamente bue-
90 con el uso del Jarabe curative Dc Ia Madrv
Sefrel. "ConsideFo a Uds" nos escribe, ''mis bien
hechorea. Los nervios eatan bieh va no me do
miedo de la uoche"
Miles de personas en- este paiE que han estadO
tan malaa come 81, gOEau ahOra De mente sana
un cuerpo la ayuda dol Jarabe de Ia
Madre Seigel.
FOSFATlHA EALIERES. Anusa1o ssIos AsOa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-04-02
zee
LIB Err TAD

M5trona valerosa, resuelta decidida,
al tnklndo, con mis- caut0s, entremeciendo vOy
o1sada Por tiranOs, pero jsmas yencids,
suhl4nes creaciones al universe doy.
D$ polo polo vibra mi voz independents:
nj hhrmana es la justicia M aliento el huracan,
RioEzares tronos, con impetu 'tente
rodaado desquiciados ante mi pasO van.
Va empujo las nacioues hacia IN destino ciertO
abHdndo anchas esferas do paz redencion,
y cS,ihO arrastra el aiTe la arena del desiertO
arrbatr0 hacia esos mundos la humana aspiration.
I'm fiara Ia corona despreco puveriEo:
guhles de- la TERRA las leyes qnero hacer,
qua pObres y maguates un mism0 Dios los hiEo
idGntcos derechos les deben proteger.
YG rompO las cadenas que fOrja ell despotismoi
20 boy del pobre esclavo Ia inRenua vountad;
yO b3sRO los crespOnes que teje el fanatismO;
yo sdy la luz del mundo: Yo soy la Libertadl
Y. SerYanO OlaVero.