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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-11-13
La Guerra de Africa
Ell MATERIAL SANITARTO

La Correspondence Militar ha reci-
bido una carta de un distinguido me-
dico militar, Ell cual dice refriendose
a los servicios sanitarios en- las cir
cunstancias presentes.
"Se carece en- general de la cura
moderna, que economlZa tempo y
dinero y saliva muchas vidas. y de ahi
el espectaculo que Sc ha dado con los
pobres heridos de Melilla, los cuales
han lido a Malaga todavia con las Gu
ras provisionales, y estas practicadas
de NAL modO.
Como estarIan las heridas
Los botiquines de regimiento, las
mochilas de battalion las bolsas de
compana tienen todavla las antigua
llas de balsamos y unguentos, care
ciendo de instrumental moderno ei
soldado no posee la cura individual,
que es va vulgar en- todas parties: en
ell hospital de Melilla no Sc sabe que
haya los necesarios aparatos y agen-
tes de desinfeccion, y menos los ele-
mentos en- gran escala de "a cura y
cirujla moderna.
i
nal, pues este tlene probado que sabe
y qulere.
Es. porque aqui el Estado no
apoya debidamente el esfuerzo y la
buena voluntad individual, para mon
tar los servicios a la neCesaria altura.
Trabajos importantes tiene hechos
al objeto el brillante cuerpo de SAM
dad pero de que sirven 81 ell Esta-
do no viene en- su ayuda ?"
Y para remachar el clavo, dice Ell
CoyYe0 1Nilatar::
"a Melilla iremos con nuestros
viejos fusiles; Melilla llevamos pa
ra restaT1ar la sangre de nuestros SOL
dados, para curar sus carnes desga-
rradas, Ell material de la vieja Cirujia
que hoy no sc usa nj en- la mas hu-
milde aldea. Ali tendran que ha-
Ger sus curas nuestros distinguidos
medicos militares, con un instrument
tai Inappropriate que va no utllizan en-
su practica particular; con ell repug-
nante cerato que ha desaparecido de
todas las farmaCias; con sucias hllas,
nido a proposito para toda especie de
germenes mortiferos que seguramen-
te han de llevar la infection Purulenta,
la gangrena y el tetano alli donde el
ambicnte sea quizas puro.
Con semejante material dara nueS-
tro ejercito un contingente la muer-
te, superior un &c por ciento dc 10
que proporcionan hoy los nuevos
metodos de curacion, tardaran
nuestros heridos en- su Curaclon un
tempo veinte veces superior al que
Sc emplea con la cirujia sntisepttca.
iQue Sc hizo de la partida de
SO 900 pesetas destinadas en- ell pre-
eupuesto del senior general AzcaIr1-
ga, para adquisicion del material mo-
derno necesario con arreglo los ca
nones de la oienciaa Il presupuesto
de la paz Sc las ha llevado.
\ ST esta cantidad ha desapare q do i,
por que no Sc echa mano de las
I2o 900 pesetas que de 10 sacado por
la venta al publico de medicameDtos,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-11-13

serci6n en- los mismos, sera la 81
guiente
Telegramas de una ounce pala-
bras, diez centavos.
Por cada palabra que exceda del
tipo anterior, un centavo."
LA DEMoCRACIA es periodieo po-
lftico.
LA DEMoCRACIA esta comprendlda
entire los que, segdn mandate del 60
bernador, disfrutan la rebaja.
Ell telegrama que nos dirlge nues-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-11-13
GRAN DEPOSITO
DE CALzADo PEI@AI EFtI
De
Jaime Rullas.-4tocha b

En- este acreditado establecimiento Sc
recibe mensuamente por todos los vapores,
m variadisimo surtido de calzado de todas
c!ases precios' para caoa,lsr0s' s.I seno'SS
nilos, que en- calidad no 1ienen RIVAL
Tamhien hay constantemente I'm extenso
sarti,lo de matariales hierros de todaE
classes para zapateros talabarteros. Ma
let as lie viaie, driles cainisas mallorquinss
yExTAs Al PoR MAYOR Al. DETAIL
3v.p.s ;. Ponce, Setiembre de 1929
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-11-13

La Real Orden de 20 de Dlclem bre
de 1889 dice asi, entire otras cosas:
"Desde 10 de Abril de 1890 la ta-
sa de los telegramas que cursen por
el interior de Puerto Rico, dirigidos
a los peri6dicos pol1ticos, para su In
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-11-13

No hay mas ALA con el excelente
RON CARIBE,
que Sc elabora en- Mayaguez.
Sus condolences tonicas y aperitl-
vas, le colocan sin duda a guna entire
los mejores de la isla.
Probable. Y os convencereis que con
ell Ron CARIBE no hay mas ALA.
PttntoS de re,ata Don 4 cebuo Gonzdles
y don Juan Pages, Playa. Papaderia de Be
sosa, don Jose Salcatella cantina Spor Ctub,
ciadad.
Ponce, Octubre 80 de 1898. Inn V. p. 5.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-11-13

tro corresponsal es de los sue Sc
destinan la publicidad.
Ell telegra6sta de Guayama ha CO.
brado por el doble precio del que de-
bio cobrar.
Luego ell telegrafsta de Guayama
no sabe 10 que tiene entire manos.
A la escuela, pues.
Y a reintegrar 10 que Sc percibio
NAL percibido.
Els 10 menos que exige LA DEMO
CRACIA
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-11-13
LICOR DEL POLO

Espec1fco seguro para evitar J
combatir ell escorbuto y los dolores
de muelas.
rs TN t6nico poderoso de las en-
cfas.
Frago'ate p0r ercetemct0
DeIici0so retreSc0Rte de fa 6oca
MODO DE -USARL0
Por la mafana al levantarse, dieZ 60
tas en- media copa de aqua y 10 ms
mo despues de comida-
Preparado por Francisco Giol Te-
xidor, Pharmaceutical, I8-Atocha-I8 8.
Ponce, Pto Rico
Precio del frasqtnto . ctos.
MI V. 5. Octubre, 50 de 1898.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-11-13
A DlESTRO Y SiNIESTR0

Vamos con ell Padre Hizern, cura
de Guayama.
Funciona por aquellas egidos una
compania de verso.
Ell jefe, ell primer actor, quiere un
6xito y anuncia El mdrtir del G6lgo-
to, obra de gran espectaculo.
Y, como buen fracmason que debe
de ser, la dedica a las logias Union y
Frate,midad espajaoZa.
Hasta aqui tutto vo beue; pero ell
parroco no transige con los imp1os y
Sc levanta indignado y telegraf1a al
Gobernador suplicandole que ordene
sin dilaci6n
la suspension
de la function.
Ell general Daban, por muy es
panol que sea, Sc hara ell sueco; FL
nadrt5r del G6zgota sera crucifcado en-
el coliseo de Guayama las logias
protegeran a los artistas que buscan
su auxilio Y ell padre Hizern Sc que
dara con unos cuantos palmos de
narices.
Hay va quien prepara ell .t4'ts
de etiQuetn. necesarlo
par asistir al calvario
de JESUS.
NADIA de este tiene importancla.
Entire comicos y sotanas SO desa-
rroIlan los sucesos y va Sc ehtende-
ran.
| Mas sucede algo que no nos place
soportar.
Algo profundamente incorrecto
absurdo que nos perjudica y que da-
ia 4 la administration de comunl-
caciones Ell su seriedad y en- su pres
tigio
Ell telegra6sta de Guayama nc
qutso adnitir por la tarifa de la prem
sa el despacho en- que nuestro CO
rresponsal nos participa la campana
da del cura.
Y 10 que ese telegra6sta hace de-
muestra una ignorancia absolute
una torpeza exceptional.
La tarifa de la prensa equlvale
la mitad de la tarifa del pdblico y POI
tanto Sc nos exile ell doble de 10 que
la ley autorlza.
5D6nde aprendi6 sus deberes est
empleado que nos defrauda ?
jD6nde le han dicho que arbitra
riamente le es dable aumentar 9 dis
minuir la tasa de los despachos
5Quien le enseho a hacer 10 con
trario de 10 que le mandan sus jefes
Vamos, que el buen funcionarlo,
para evitarse Jaleos
a diario,
debe estudiar ell anuarlo
de correos.
Las disposiciones vigentes son er
extreme claras y preclsas.
La Real Orden de 20 de Dlclembrt
de 1889 dice as1, entire otras cosas:
"Desde 10 de Abril de 1890 la ia.
sa de los telegramas que cursen POI
el interior de Puerto Rico, dlrlgldoS
4 los periodicos pol1ticos, para su IN
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-11-13

4 coches con 70 pareias de caballos.
Para informes dirigirse d los baiios
dc Ouintana.
nj Ponce, u dc Oetnhre 1898.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-11-13
PEDRO PETRUCCIO
DORADOR

Ofrece Al pubico sus servicios para dorar.
piatear Y broneear toda clase lie objetas co
mo vases sag; ADDS, c&mas, candelaoros,
lampafas, joyas. etcetera.
Tambisn pinta camas y objetos de hierro
Y hace saldaduras.
Pouce, calie del Concrete, n1mero 30.
Novien bre de 1898. I'm.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-06-29
PERSONAL.

Cullen +. Thomas, Esq, left to-
day for Moody on legal business.
DIR. and Mrs. w. IL. Wilkes have
returned frcm Chicago where they
took in the fair
Frank J. Wiel will leave Sunday
for St. Louis, Louisville, Chicago
and eastern points.
Mr.. John II, Sargent, evangelist
of Garnall Brothers, St. Louis,
spent a week in Waco.
Misses Mamie Kierskey, Helen
Hirschfelder and Minnie Levine
will return from Marlr on Sunday.
Miss Lennie Walker, of Dallas,
is visiting her sister, Mrs, F. K.
Slope at 1885 South Third street.
Miss Adine Knox. of Nava.ota,
who has been the guest Of Miss
Mary Randle, returned to her home
yesterday
Mr.. G G. Felgl, of New York,
popular travelling man ard brother
of the irrepresslble FIR. d Feigl, ed,
ltor of the Tammany Times New
York, is installed at the Royal.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-06-29
Good Taste.

You will always have it if Climax
Pills are used when you are bilious
or troubled with indigestion. 70 cents
a box. Try them.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-06-29
What Next?

Climax Pills act on new princl.
pie through the nerves and stomach
and regulate the whole system.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-06-29
MILNE RY.
Get a Home.

100000 acres OF as fine farming
land as can be found in western
Texas. Plenty Of good water at only
80 cents per acre. See Horne & Will
liams 4l9 Franklin street.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-06-29

Climax Pills cure liver ills, iaun-
dice, biliousness, sick headache and
constipation. % cents box at all
drug stol es.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-06-29

The NEWS prints the associated
press kilograms twelve hours ahead of
any paper in Waco
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-06-29

LNOR SALE Fine bred Poland China pigs
- and sows. f W. Emery, Bosqueville
Tex. 6-lg 6t
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N. r. HARRIS,
DENTIST.

Office Orer First National Rank.
TetephOne Connection
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PHYSICIANS.
T. r. Baldwin, M, .,

RUPTURE AND RECTAL SPECIALIST
OFICE-PR O vIDENT RUIyDfyo
Rooms 80, 9O.9f.
hhSID ENCE-'I North mn Ntreet.
Office Hours 81 to ~ A. ~
$50 to- p W.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-23
PERSONAL POINTS.

Tho Rev. Samuel Barnett, who Is at
the head OF Toynbee Hall, in East Lon
don, has accepted an invitation 70 at
tend a conference to be held at Chau-
tauqua next summer. Tho university
settlements in Riyington street, New
York, Andover Mouse, Boston, Hull
House, Chicago, and other similar en-
terprises will be represented.
Miss Campbell, of Ohio. the guest OF
Miss Atkins, at Washington, Is being
feted on every hand A luncheon was
given in her honor Saturday at Mrs.
Bugher's. That evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Whittemore gave a dinner at the Ar
llngton, and later q theatre party IN
Miss Campbell's honor.
Gen. Rufus Ingalls, had other military
qualities than those necessary to make
good quartermaster-g Grant,
who greatly admired him, once said:
"If he could have been sparod to any
OF the other departments he would
have made his mark as fighter"
"Col." Hallam is mentioned as a
probable successor to Senator John q;
Carlisle. This is the famous Mister"
Hallam whose unique title was duly
conferred upon him by Proctor Knott
when governor OF kentucky.
Mr.. Edward H. Payson, Of Salem,
Mass, has filled the position OF cashier
in one bank for sixty-seyen years. He
Is ninety years old and last week. re-
signed his position.
signor Giolitti, the late prime minis
ter Of Italy, has enormously strong
muscles. He can bend poker double
with one hand aud bend coin right
across.
Mr.. Moody is scrupulous about travel
ing on Sunday, no matter how impatient
he may be or how worthy the mission
on which he may be bound.
NJ. stambulotf, prime minister OF Bul.
garia, is q crack shot with stones, and
rarely fails to hit a moving object at
distance OF over fifty yards.
Senator Stewart, OF Nevada, says he
is prepared at moments notice to
make a two-weeks' speech on the silver
question.
Mr.. @. P. Huntington las donated
100000 to the free library at West
chester, N. Y.
Miss Mary Moody, niece Of Evange.
list Moody, is about to enter the mis-
sionary field.
Mark Twain is fond OF cats, and has
one named Satan, another called Sin.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-23
BREAKFAST BUDGET.

James Hand and his son George part
ed twenty-elght years ago and did moi
again see or hear Of each otheFuntil
two weeks ago, when they discovered
one another in Seattle, and learned az
the same time that they had been liy-
ing within q few miles OF each other, on
Puget Sound, for many years past T
The Pennsylvania railroad depot in
Philadelphia promises to be the most
magnificent structure OF its kind in the
world. 1t will be modern Gothic,
granite apdtbrick, ten stories high, with
q tower $40 feet high.
1t is estimated that England'a wheat
crop for this year is about 100000 GOO
bushels, or less than two bushels TOR
each iuhabltant. She must buy at least
l50,000,0O0 bushels more from some
outside source,
In the Hawaiian language there Is no
word meaning weather. The reason is
that there is no weather there worth
mentioning, the climate being about
the same the year around,-Ieras SVl'
ings.
The kudzu vine Is probably the most
rapid growing plant in the world. "
belongs to the bean family, and viii
grow sixty feat tail in three months.
A Daren (Ga.) colored man claims to
have gathered 900 lemons from one tree
one day recently,
Bed canopies are becoming more and
more fashionable.
1t is claimed that most great men
have blue eyes.
Russet rubbers for russell shoes are a
novelty,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-23
M Fnnornl sermon.

The officiating clergyman could have
said with good conscience no end Of
good thinga about the late ox-prosidont
Hayes. Hcihad in the lito Of the dead
theme that might have inspired
a discourse worthy TO live. Hymns
were oung, the Bible was read, tho bril-.
liant company Of eminent men Joined
III tho Lords prayer There wasnoser-
mon.
The example 10 worthy Of imitation,
Tho funeral discourse 10 ottonor an
oulogy than q sermon, and 90 the fam.
ily and friends Of the dead expect II to
Be-. In many cases tho preacher ia OK
pectod to and In the liio that has passed
away virtues which II did mot possess,
aud there are preachers who do not dis
appcintthie expectation.
Tho sermon eau DO Of no use TO che
dcad. lit was q good llic tho family
knows Il aad the preacher need not sell
abousit, which leaves him flee 10 avoid
personalities where the subject 10 moi
inviting. suchgeryieea % were held 81
tho Hayes home should satiBiy tho most
eSaeting
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-23
.gle gatekIiasater
wnMnLlNo. JANuARY IS, lsOa.
REPUBLICAN CITY TICKET.
4 1. FOR MAYOR.
BIZ CALDWELL
CITY clEkK,
CHARLES +, scHuLTZE,
CITY SERGEANT,
THos D. BENNETT.
wHARp NAsTRR,
JOHN r. MARSH,
aFlned for Pelng Honest,

Under the heading Fined for Being
Honest" the New York Times gives at
length the case OF an importer which ia
to be laid before the next Congress as
conclusive proof that the customs nd.
ininistratiye act should be wiped out
quicker than wink.
twas an invoice Of worsteds from
Bradford, England, valued at s I'D
per yard. at which valuation the goods
were passed. The importer had not
ordered goods at this value, but at
76.sd per yard. Being an honest man
he notified the custom authorities that
there had probably been mistake,
said he would write to Bradford about
1t and sent them back to the apprais'
er's stores, Bradford replied that there
had been q mistake; the worsteds
should have been inyoiced at7Bd per
yard.
Under the customs administrative act
the importer had topay the increased
duty and a 6ne Of $50 os. The local
authorities would have been glad to re-
init the fine, but they have no authority.
The importer being asked il he could
suggest a wayto get over the fine clause
replied: mo, cannot suggest any
way, and j would not il II could" Then
he went on to say that this is the kind
Of case the importers have been waiting
for, and that this particular case is
worth $500 TO him, for anybody can see
that a law which fines a man for being
honest ought to be repealed.
The case seems to be,a hard one. It
isaxiomatic to say that q man should
not be fined for being honest, and there
might well be a provision in the law to
cover such IA case clearly made out.
The importer seems, however, to have
overlooked some essential facts in con-
nection with his being "Gned for being
honest" First, II his Bradford cores
pondent had invoiced the goods at
their proper valuation in the first place,
there would have been no trouble and
no fine. 1t is true, the importer would
have had to keep on waiting for the
kind Of case he was looking for, esti-
mated by him to be worth at least $500,
but he could not have blamed Congress
Tor that
Another point is that his case shows
how easy it is toundeyalue and nullify
an act of Congress. This is exactly
what the Republican Congress was try
ing to meet in the administrative bill,
well knowing that 1t is Of little use to
levy certain duties ifby reason otloose'
ness in the administration these duties
may be reduced.
II may be that the Democratic Con
gross will wipe out the whole OF the
administrative bill with the rest OF the
Mckinley legislation, but that action
should rest on grievance moro real
andmore logical than that recounted
BY this New York importer.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-23
Revlvlng che Cropin case,

.
The decision Of the supreme court Of
Illinois granting n new trial to Cough
lin, sent to the penitentiary three years
ago for the murder Of Dr. Cronin, does
not give satisfaction in Chicago, The
Tribune and the Inter OCEAN, very able
and thoughtful newspapers, take strong
exception to the decision, from which,
also, respectable minority Of the
court dissented,
Coughlan's counsel assigned forty-six
errors. The court holds one Of these to
be sufficient to send the case back for
trial Two Of the Jurors had read the
newspaper accounts Of the murder and
had formed opinions, but they said
they could try the case fairly and i'm
partially and bring in "a verdict solely
upon the evidence.
II was evident that they desired to be
excused, but the trial judge thought
they were competent Jurors and &C.
cepted them, The Inter Ocean and the
Tribune say that Coughlip had fair
trial and was shown to be guilty. One
Of the dissenting judges says Of the de-
clsion OF the majority:
In this age Of newspapers aud newspaper
reading, II It werG to be COUNTED disquRlllica-
ton TO read newspaper and ioFma newspaper
opinion IN case tho jpTymgn's opinion was
not u liked opinion, the Jury system, might Is
well DO abolished. The trial Judge hadShoWn
his satisfaction by allowing these men 70 serve
on, the jury, and, their statements being con;
sIdered true 10 him, why were they not qualified
when thoy held no other opinions save those
allowed 70 them BYLAW Nothing but q palpa.
bio abuse OF tho discretionary power OF the trial
judge should DO ground Tor a reversal
Coughlln gets his new trial by the
judicial splitting Of very tine-haIred
technicalIty. II anything Is certain in
this world it is that be was in the
cronin job.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-23
FAIRBANKS soHEaIn.
nemperatie nbt shot.

Baltimore s,p, tptHL>
It was hoped that Tammany would
coniine itself 10 rending tho flesh and
picking the bones Of the fat and suecu'
lent patronage afforded by the absolute
control OF New York state and city pat,
ronage, But itseems that the uapepel
quarantine bill, in the eyes OF Iammany
politicians at least, threatens 70 take
away or lessen the value, at all events,
OF some Of that patronage. And hence
II Tammany can accomplish II, the ma
tienal quarantine bill passed by Demo-
cratic and Republican votes alike In the
senate must be beaten in the house, II
is to be seen what the rest Of the eoun,,
try will have to say to this latest and
most impudent manifestation OF Tam
many'a greed aud unscrppulousness.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-23
CAN'T YOU LAUGH2
THE COMMON FATE,
At tho first OF the year
He ceased drinking beer
And abandoned tho TOtt and the revel:
But no weakened, alack!

And ngaih no Is back y.
To the world, the flesh aud the devil
-Nelp York PrtsS
"Come, Edward" said the Boston
mamma, "you must have your face and
hands washed. All the little boys have
to have their hands washed, you know"
"Then, mother" replied Edward.
hastily placing o book mark in the FIRST
volume Of Ibsen's poems, II must pro-
test against following the common
throng in q custom so utterly common
place" ~ Chicago Ncws Record
Mistress 10 cook -YBut why do you
want to leave, Mary% Cook-"I don't
like tho cookery, num-" Mistress
"Mhy, you cook tho things yourself"
Coolt-"Yes !, know, mum. But I'm
only plain cook, and thought when
/ camc here that you would make
tasty dishes now aud again. "-Pick-A Ne
Up.
Man (rising YEARLY to let late-comer
pass to his seat in the theatre This
eternal getting up is really annoying.
Late.oomer-1 know 1t ia; that Is the
reason never come in myself till the
curtain 10 up.-Teras S3llngS
A DiscoRD.
Myerlager--1'm writing q new song.
Rosewood What's tho name Of it2
Myoriager- "Chicngo."
Rosewood Great Scott, mani The
air must DO something frightinl.-De-
hVt FNc Pres.
The Wife-"Mercy on mol Johnny'a
fallen in the town we'll, aud It's ten feet
deep" Editor tcalmly)-"Five thon.
sand dollars damages, tho paper enlarged
aud the mortgage lifted. The Lord wall
providol"-Aldnta Constitution,
II didn't geo anything funny in the
story that fellow Just told, What made
you laugh so over tt~ "Do you know
who heisT mo WHO'S hep He's
the head Of our hrm."-Lis
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-23
CLEVEAND AT FREMONT
A Double Honor.

Nap York AdrgA&r.
las an ex-ptesident Of the United
States II was his duty to attend the
funeral OF ex.President Hayes. In do.
ing SO no did himself great credit, and
he likewise by that act publicly pro-
claimed his belief that the Democratic
party ISLANDERS and maligns an honor
able mans record when 1t declares that
Rutherford ID. Hayes, as President, held
,hiaofichon alclbaded title. In honor.
ing the memory Of Mr.. Hayes it may be
truly said that MIR. Cleveland honored
himself. II
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-23
Eyory American Applnuds,

Philadelphia Pres (Rep.l
There is likly to be little in his polit-
ical policy or his official practice for
four years to come which an honest be-
liever In the tried principles Of our
national growth and development as
held by the Republican party can up.
prove; but every American will well
come IN act by our coming President
which every American must rejoice to
approve and applaud.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-23

oT. moore & Co., prominent drug.
glsts Of Newborg Urcn lay, "Hince
our cistomufl have become aequainted
With tho good qualities Of Chamber.
lain'a Cough Remedy, wn eoll but little
Of any othDf Kind. ,Chanibetlaln's mo.
dlelnea all give good satlbiaellon." Rpt
sale by drlggl1is DIV
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-23

The effect OF pempsey'a conviction
upon all men who have at times been
inclined TO subordinate law to passion,
revenge, or class animosity cannot fail
to be salutary, twill tend to convince
, tho most reckless and the hottest.head-
ed of the folly, from any standpoint, Of
making crime an instrument in contests
between labor and capital, and q few
more such incidents will so lar toward
keeping a great question always above
the level Of savage warfare,