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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-02-23

The treaty provides a pension for the
queen of $4,000 annually. Princess
Raiulani is to receive $3.50, 900 and the
United States assumes debe OF no more
lhan 50, 100000. Chinese are TO be pro
hibited from entering the islands or
coming from them to the United States.
The sugar bounty is not to be paid TO
Hawaiian sugar raisers.
In letter 10 the president, Secretary
Foster says ne has been assured by rep
resentatiyes OF foreign governments that
annexation would be regarded with sat
isfaction. The secretary says the treaty
reserves to congress the determination
of all questions affecting the form ct
government, ths citizenship, elective
franchise, eto. The treaty provides tJr
the cession Of all rights of sovereignty,
the public building and property to the
United States. 1t is deemed desirably TO
continue the present government until
congress lall enact legislation, but the
treaty provides for a veto by the presi
dent upon the acts of the government
The secretary details at length the acts
leading up TO the revolution, and exon
crates Minister Stevens from the charge
OF undue haste in establishing a protect
orate.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-02-23

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1S.-The sundry
civil bill occupied the exclusive atten-
ton Of the senate yesterday. The
amendments which had been discussed
on Wednesday, and the effect of which
is to continue in force the law for fed
eral supervision Of elections, was carried
by a party vote. All the committee
amendments having been disposed of,
and the bill being open to general amend
ment the question as to the issue Of
per cent. bonds to maintain the gold re-
serve was preclpitated on the senate.
The amendment was offered by Mr..
Sherman, Republican, of. Ohio, and a
point Of order was raised against it by
Mr.. Stewart, Republican, of Nevada.
The point was, after discussion, over
ruled by the vice president and an appeal
from that decision was laid on the table
by a vote of 2S yeas to 1S nays. The
merits of the amendment were discussed
for the remainder of the day and the
adjournment came before the debate
closed
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-02-23
Shot by n Young Tough.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 1S. - Harry
Ehrens, an S-year-old shot Leroy Briggs
in the head yesterday ard wounded him
seriously. Ehrens, on the way to school
with a number of companions, began
throwing stones and were chased by
Briggs. He got the hat of Charles Per-
sons and Ehrens demanded its return.
On being refused he went lone anil, it
is thought, got his revolver. Return Rg,
he again demanded the hat and being
refused, discharged the weapon into
Briggs face. The boys then ran away.
The revolver was found under cart,
where it was secreted. Briggs wound
is not necessarily fatal.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-02-23
Colouists Deceived and Defrauded.

DENVER, Feb. .9,-By request of the
minister of th0 Netherlands, Secretary
Foster requested Governor Waite TO in
yestigate the conditions under which the
Dutch colonists at Alamosa were in
duced TO come 20 this country by the
Holland-American Emigration company,
the report being that the colonists had
been deceived anddefrauded The district
attorney made an investigation aud re-
ports that the charges have been sub
stantiated What action the Holland
government will take remains 10 be seel,
but Il Is intimatea that the parties re.
aponAible Tor the fraud viii b punished.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-02-23
Lives Lost in Lend Mines.

MADRID, Feb. 1S.-A large number of
lives have been lost in the Impensada
lead mines. The work has been pushed
with energy recently, and sufficient pre-.
cautions have not been taken to prevent
fataIifies before fine miners were aware
Of their danger they were prostrated by
poxious fumes, which spread throughout
the workings, and of these who were
overcome twenty-seyen are dead from
sutfocation. Great excitement prevails.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-02-23
and peace.

The president goes on to say that the
Hawaiian government was so weak as to
become the prey of designing and un.
scrupulous persons. The influence of
the United States must be increased and
not diminished. Only two courses were
open-establish a protectorate or make
annexation full and complete Continu
ing, the president says:
l think the latter course, which has been
adopted in the treaty, will be the only one that
will adequately insure the interests of the
United States. A possession Of the islands by
other great powers would not consist with our
safety and peace of the world. No protest
against proceedings looking to annexation has
been made by any power, and there is gen.
eral concurrence that the queen could not be
restored,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-02-23
HAVE PLENTY TO EAT.
Deputy sheriGs Taking Meals to the Re-
publican House.


publican House.
TOPEKA, Kan, Feb. 1S.-A posse of
deputy sheriffs with baskets of food for
members of the house started from the
hotel to the state house square. An inn
mense crowd had gathered in the vicinity,
expecting that at last the time had arrived
for the battle between the militia and
sheriff's force. There were guards on
duty at the entrance to Capitol square
and it had been given out by Populist
leaders in the state house corridors that
the militia would fire upon the sheritfs
If they again attempted to pass the lines.
The deputies expected resistance, and
We're gathered nj the curb just outside
the gates, ready for a rush in case it was
found necessary. The men with the
baskets had the way through the crowd
cleared for them, and approached the
sentries without hiudrance. They de.
manded admittance. The guards inter
posed objections for a moment, but then
stepped aside and the hampers passed
through the gates with their escorts,
No demonstration was made on either
side
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-02-23
The Kid Routed.

Ell PAso, Tex, Feb. 1S.--Itis reported
that the notorious kid" and his band
of noted desperadoes have been utterly
routed by the troops sent after him,
Kid himself was the only one who es-
raped death or capture. The band went
TO the San Carlos reservation and were
betrayed there into the hands Of justice.
A price has long been set upon the
kids" head.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-02-23
sine,s Rrldre BiII Passed,

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1s.-Copgressman
Sipe scored his first victory in the house
yesterday He took advantage of lull
Ia the early proceedings of the day, and,
catching the speakers eye, called up and
had passed the senate bill authorizing
the construction of bridge at Believer
non. The bill passed just in the form it
came from the senate.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-02-23
OompeIled 10 neauee Rates.

CHICAGO, Feb. 1S.-All attempts of
Chairman Caldwell to induce the West
ern Passenger association to reconsider
its previous decision not to reduce rates
for the presidential Inauguration cere-
monies having proved fruitless, and sew
eral outside lines having reduced the
rates, Chairman Caldwell has author
lied the lines ia the association, in order
TO preserve equality, to meet the rates
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-02-23
Tile OHIO LEGISLATURE.
Bills Passed in the House--A New Meas
ure Proposed in tho Senate.

ure proposed IN the senate
COLUMBUS, Feb 1S.--In the house yes
terday the following bills were passed.
Providing that owners of willow tree
partition fences shall not permit them
to grow to a greater height than six
feet; providing that persons injured by
the sale of Intoxicating liquors shall not
be required to give security for costs;
providing that the prosecuting attorney
can recover any money illegally drawn
from the county treasury; increasing
the salary of the assistant law librarian
from 81 900 to $1,000 per annum. The
house then adjourned till Monday at
p. IN.
In the senate Mr.. Lampson introduced
a bill to empower trustees of townships
and councils of villages to act jointly
in the purchase of hearse and the erec-
tion of cemetery vaults. The senate
then adjourned till Monday at p. IN.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-02-23
A Youth full RurgInr Gets go Years.

UTICA, n, Y. Feb. 1S.-In the county
court here William L. Helm, a boy 19
years of age, was convicted of grand
larceny and burglary in the third de-
gree and received sentence of twenty
years in Auburn prison, The defense
offered was that the boy was insane.
He has been an inmate of the Elmila
reformatory and Syracuse penitentiary
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-02-23
The Pension Appropriation BIN Passed

WASHINGTON, Feb, 1S.-There were
no personal conflicts on the floor of the
house yesterday, although there was a
strong undercurrent Of bad feeling In
four or five instances passionate word
would have worked trouble. But reason
took the place of passion and the pen
sion appropriation bill was passed. The
postoffice appropriation bill was consid-
cred without final action.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-02-23
Notice of Insolvency.

PROBATE Court OF stark county, declared the estate
OF Hiram Castor, deceased g be probably insOlvent
Creditors arc therefor required 70 present their
claims against the esttte 10 the undersigned for 81
i0wanee, within six months from the time above
mentioned. or they viii net be entitled 20 payment.
JOEL TRkEs1
AdmlnistrnIDS of tho estate q
fed~ hirala CASTOR. deceased.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-02-23
cInelnnntl LIye stoek srarket.

CRcIHHATI, Feb. ".
HOGS Market steady: receipts, 3,ala head;
shipments, l,lSs head: common. S1.0OGs.u0,
fair 20 good light STISa.s.s5 DO packing, S3.ls
0ssO select butchers, Ss.b5Oa05.
CATTLE Market slow; receipts, 900 haAd;
shipmonts, l1s head; common. s2.t0G3sb; good
W eholoe, St00lsAA1
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-02-23

wAsHlNeToS, Feb, l7.--A careful can
vas Of the members Of iheAenate appears
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-02-23
Notice of Appointment.

The undersigned has been duly appointed Ad-
ministratOT, de bOnis non, with the will annexed,
OF the estate of Jacob Lutz late Of STARK county,
Ohio, deceased. JOHN j. LUTZ
Administrator, de bonis non,
with the will annexed.
Dated the 3Oth day of jan 1888 fpdws
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-02-23

mon aALa-Pnlntod steal and Iron Roofing, Gal
E ganinod aud Iiu, slightly damaged ~ late nre
faNsa ~, " Al eeAec Of he oanlpn steel koeanF %
eeps,iss pes' smsN AZ"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-02-23
Notice of Appointment.

The undersigned has been duly appointed Admin
stratOr OF the estate OF Mary ochembechler aIe OF
Stark county, Ohio, deceased.
MICHAEL SCHEMBECHLER
Administrator.
Dated the 18th day Of Feb. 1883, UBlys
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-02-23
Notice of Appointment.

The undersigned has been duly appointed admin
straor OF the estate OF Henry Moore, late Of Stark
county, Ohio, deceased.
SOLOMON SIMON
Administrator.
Dated the 7th day OF Feb. 1893 fSdw
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-02-23
FEW SENATORS OPPOSE IT.

indications That the Hawaiian Treaty
win Be Ratined,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-06-25

brar6 6 pic6n, y los paramento
vertieales Sc desbastaran toscam an
te, afinando sufisientemente lOs
mas estrechos para que las juntsi
On sentido del tir0 no queden muy
separadas.
Dada licitador presentara ademas
sets cubos de tres centimetros dc
lado, clase de piedra de las mues
tras de adoqnines que ofrezcsn, pa
ra determines cportuDameDte 50
resistenoia oil splastamiento, Ia
lsb a de estos cubos se harA 6 pi-
con.
Y SO anuncia al p6blico & I'm de
que aqueilos q quienes pueda CON
venir el suministro de referenoia,
presenter sus proposicioDes al
Excmo. Ayuntamiento en el t6rmi-
NO de 80 iias, Q. ntados desde aquel
en- que ae pub'ique 81 presente
aD uncio.
puert, Rico, 10 de Junio de 1898
Ill Secretario, Jose ArGg6n.--
We Bc-El Alcalde Prssidente, Pc.
res y Garcia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-06-25

Lcs SeHores Scott y Bovine, ia
bficsntes do 10 e6lebre Emulai6n
de Scott, tienen "a fsma do ser los
inAs desprendidos anunciantes del
mundo. Ademks de publican sus
anuncios en- millares dc pcsi6dicoa
de todas Clases, eata gran casa hacs
lmprimir apualmente millones dc
tsSjetas, folletos, crcrnos, etc, que
snvia q todos loo paisea del mundo
uivilixado.
III anuncio Nm Dc A6cls de estoa
opulentos industriales 60 IN bonlts
Albkm de la Exposios6n do Chicago,
CON vistas fotogrAbadas do loa psln'
cipales palaclos.
En- ID 6ldmm plAna del toilette
phede verse Nm hermoso Krabade
del nuevo edificio do In Emulsi6u
de Drott enofme mole do hietfo ]
ladrillo con doee place sobre el nj.
vel do la calle y dos snbtesrAneos
Esios catofce pis0s fiepen IN Ares
superficial oombinsda de elents
cuafenta mil pies cukdradcs.
Los palaclos do 10 Expoalcl6I
Apareeen On el &lbum con mlnucio
sidad de detalles Y est&n artissiea
msnte Rrahadoal
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-06-25

En- esta BE iacci6n tenemas al.
guaos Albums para los ga desser
solicittrlos Pue len peiirse tam
bic en las farm sclas.
Para Feparar Las fueiz vitalel
que est&n exp,lestas & las enferme
dsdes epid6micas, es precise darle
la necesaria snergfa para q1e pue
dan combatir los g6smenes il feclo
sos que determinan esaV enf.'rme-
dsdes. q medic mss pS deroso con
siste en- una nutrici6n rica, que nc
canse el est6mago y repare en- bre-
We las incessntes p6rdidas del or
gsnismo. El Uino de pepfonG dc Cha
p0teaw responde q era neces;dad,
pues repre-, enta 10 came de vaca di
gerida y asim liable djsuelta en- IN
vino generoso, &c ahimila al mo
mento y Conseiva los 6rgsnos en- su
estado normal, i pesar de 10 inhaen-
cia debilitante de los grandes cslo-
res.
Desde los tiempos de Ia antigua
Roma SO ha considerable 10 perma.
nenGls en- las riberas de los rios em
bslsamadas con las emauaciones
balsAm'oas del pino, conn el mt dio
mas segUrn de ouraci6n para las
personss dEbiles del peoho 6 agoDia-
das pJrl rsfriadOs, la tOs, y los ca
tar os persiste tes. Pero no 90 po
sible para todos recurrit & tan cos
toso m6todo, y el Dr. Lagssss hs
salvsdo esta dificnltad, lleVando 6
domicillo Ia esencis de este Arbol.
con 'entrada en su Jdrdbe Y pasta
do Sdvia de pino m,rtImo, el mejos
pectoral de Caaat0s SO ConoCen.
Es o. fial de refiua ada elegsncia y
esq lisito gusto en- una spiiora 81
Estracto de KanangG
del Jdp6n de Rigaud y o., que con
sus p' netrantes, al par que suavea
em ,nsciones, refresca las fauces sln
mOies'ar ell cerebro, y permtte 90.
portar las fAtigas de los bales, reu-
niones = teatros.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-06-25
CETIL.rAAS.

Escudos Escionales 6 idsm do
Puerto Rico. tamafio 20 Il ii centi-
metros, D 20 centavos. Imprenta
del BoLETlN.
Rstfstos do Su S.ntid.d " LEON
XIII. n Los 6nicoa autentiCos, del
renombrado Ohartran, de varios
tamshos, se venden en- esta I'm
|prenta. Rsta acreditado que el pa
recido dc estos retratos con el ve'
nersndo original 90 fldelisimo. nj
mismo Santo Padre asi 10 ha reco.
nocido.
V6sse el snunclo que aoerca d.
tan magni6cos retratoa va en- otra
parte.
Libsos.--Rscibid 0 On ssta I'm.
nrenta:
Los srandss proslsmas, pOr Pull
do.
| Js TrsbwHs, por 10 Sra Patdo
Baxkn.
Ia DaHa sisyants, por Ia Sra 81
nuSs.
| A les Dibuisntss.-- Acaba d
Irecibirse On esta Imprenta magnit
eo PAPBL MARQCILLA.
SaIudo.-Tavimus antssysr q
IRuseo do saludar 4 Euessroa mu]
Idistinguidos amigos de Areoiho
el caballeEoso sr. Marques dc To-
Olaras y o. entusis.ta ta y cU.oso Alca
de de 10 villa d. Lorenso Rosea
este 10 scompahAba 50 joven y dig
10 y 6oTa esposa.
| Reiteramos 4 iodos las segurida
dea de nuestFa afectuosa considers
} ol6n, desc Audoles inndnerAa dl
, lehaa
Vac ate -- Andnelass sn |
D 6aesta que es'A vaeantn In plaza d
D M6lioo Tstulsr del NaranIiso, DC
, tada con 800 pesoa anumlea.
III A loo aspirantea.
tanEaana Rlw tsmaAsv a. va,
cl Lscidn szli -AsfrasisA -- Iii
fnasaos uua Pea mAs 10 asanca6a d
c Ipablico hAcia - exeelenelaa eafs
Itivas de aqnal con saa6a emlshaAd
Imodiaamsnen del Dr. 1cnsaa.
/ Aeagea dsl misme vasa esza -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-06-25
Vap esp JUAN FORG IS.
Para rehsbilitar Y fOrtslscer 81

Para Yehsbilitar Y fOrtalscer el
cuerpo y Combatir d.vrrsos estados
de debilidad organi q, 6sass la
EmWisi6K de Scott.
Ne el mejor rec0nstituy ente 90
nocido hoy en- 10 ters pkutica.
Arecibo, Abr'l % de 1887 -ss
iiore1 Srott y B0wne-Mny Ct no.
req Smiot; Hace ya algdn item 30
que en- mi pr&ctica m6ilca vengo
hasiendo uso dc la Emulsion do
eeoitQue ustedes preparan con acei
to do ba slao 6 hipofosfitos de o.
: coca, y no tthgo Inconvenience
en- declarar que dlCho preparado,
de forma irmejorable, es ell mejor
reconstituSente de 6til y fegurs
apliCscion en- oil linfatiemo, rsqui-
tlsmo, escrofulismo, en- las afeccio-
mes tcfaxicss en- general.
| Y no puedo menos qoe aseverar
In curanion radical de IN caso de
e6stTSl0Sa de una nina de dieg sfios,
preciBAmente b 10 ma, con el uso
de tan hermosa preparation. To-
do 10 cual me complasco en maui
frstarlss para satisfaction de uste.
dsa y provecho de Ia humanld.d
ne usteden Atento 8 g. DR.. Limo
2sno.
TutHss, cOlcfes, eangrs nusva y
Eics, m6sCulos J tsjidos vlgorosos,
son Las prlmeras msulfesiaclones Q
s+nslb;es y viAib es del no de- Ia
EHmalssoa de Lcmnsaa E Kemp de.
lpues 90 uu perioIo de ei fermedad,
IdemacFation, debllidad 8 I'm pobre
Q mlento dc la 50 gre. T. pnr esto
lque 10 ERaisi6R do Lanman &
Kemp 90 contiderada como In mejoy
dc lodas en- 90 composition entran
los msjofes eiemeneos, y el A. ell {
do Higado de BacalAo q ef I'm
su bass oil mts puro J rico QUO pr :
duce Ia Norusga, en- donde los
age tee dc In casA fskbRica ME h
rscojcn con cspeaial eanseo. Pfu.
bad y cOhveneeos.
Es nstsbls con que fspidtg /,
Emalss3R de Scott H. talece el sis
tema y haor revu. erar la salad
aon en- ea'o vrrdadesanente de.
eapefados
81 iDfraserilo. kedlco OIrujano
tltuiaF Dc esta cludac.
Il OcsnneA; Que haee clnoo afit
que vengo naando cen henefioioaos
Eran tacos la Rmais6a de aesl III
De hlgado do baeAlso con b poio.fl-
g de cal y soaA, denonlinada ds
Scsgt en- lee afceclonea del pceho
rscr fnllsmo, etc.
Il Q1e 10 eona'dsfo nn mciseAmen D
!. to ne mosh almo valof, nn E1eaF
90 en- caaos veFdA era mrnta deere.
peFadcs, soote to4o en- loa sihca
q g no vagilo CT Aergasar qne e.
Iano de los medieMmcn Cos nAa pre-
cac@o del Arsenal tssapSnsico INC
ldsFen
Ii 7 para cue eonsse eome nsio
cor vtaa@Ee los see sgwa Ssoss =
. howae, hesc 10 pFvssnse sa Mara
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-06-25
TRAvESfA,

TRAvHsfA.
Col ing IN. B. H1msn," pen
diente.
B-rg esp "Be~ triS-" cargando.
Boa nor "G 0 ter" descargando
Berg ing w. q. Stow >" csrgau
do.
Big ing "Glenorchi," catgaado
OABOTAJH.
Col esp 20. de Jes6s," ca-t o pa
70 Arecibo.
Col esp "Maya8tezaua," rarg
para Ponce.
Col cap "Carme,its," Csrgs para
Arecibo
Col esp "D.chosa," rendiente.
Col esp Guadalupe" pendent :
Bira esp "Maria Artau," carg
para ViequeF.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-06-25
GUzA LOCAL
S0BRINOS De E7QUlAeA
FURTALE2A

EVkTAGMN-A, z.
Oaaa de giroE y comis,uues.
Agentse dc los vapores- eoyysos Dc Ia
OompAfiis TrssatlAntics Espsnola.
Agenres De Id Id de soe seficrss Ls
rfnags y TO-, Dc Liverpool.
Idem idem G. q. Flstcks, Co.,
Id. (compahfa ola Flecha") de 10.
Aesntss dc Id Id DO los sefiofss J. T.
SiCksls y o.. unss dr "GeYys".
. .Agsntes de BahP, Behrsnd y Ross
Linss de "Serra".
Aesnses de 10 Oompanis Dc Eeeurta I
contra Incsndios demon Inc Do lah Be.
vsi''. IL
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-06-25
ALMANAQUES.

De pliego. con ell ssnscral, DE-
toa astrop6mieos, 6e.tss re igio,
20, Y oGeiale,, etc, ' Blscks, %
variadas fcrmas y elegantss eros
mos aIegoricos, desds sl mae 10
loso al mas esosomico, psfo 10.
doe bel.os ; sseogidos. hAllanss J
90 vsndsn 60 essa Impreess.
~ pronso 90 ecnclnyeni
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-06-25
BOletin Mercantil.

Col esp so. de OOnarias," par
n gutb y Hu macao.
TIE 8 7AOEAD DOS
NinRur".
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-06-25
F. ALUNS0. s.n pr.ne..eo ~.

OcD tituio honorif1co poT 8. nj
lei Rey, Premiado CON medalla de
plata y mcDci6p hoDolif1cs
!, Hace personalmeDte tCda clase
de retrstts q en- an Duev0 Rat able ci
mieDto lprimeis en- 80 clsae) de 8
dc 10 msfiana 4 5 de la tarde, snn.
que 81 Ola este nublsd..
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-06-25
gtiez, Puerto Ricn & 26 de Abril
de 1887 DR. Bonita GGudier.

Admirable combination cisnti
q 10 humanitaria 90 ciertsmente 10
que he pro1ucido la Emulsion de
40 S'e de HtgGdO de BacaiGO de No
ruegG con hipofoafltos, preparads
por los sefores Lanman & Kemp.
O Impuests con todo esmero por
medic de procedimientos cientifi :
cos bien experimentation, puede re.
comandsrse como 6uica en- su es-
Deeie por su pureza, excelepeis y
ef1oacis en- toto csso de E4cr6fula,
Afecti6n de los Pulmones, DebiIi
dad general y b. fiaqueoimiento,
garsntizando el auulento de carr es
y fue'xa en- IN espacic de tempo
ralativamente corto. Exijsse Ia
M0rca Industrial como garantia
de legitimidad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-06-25
RgTlSfl CohgRall.
DE EOTIolAs Y AEUNCIOA
Operaclones duranto loe
otas "a y ~ do JUNO.


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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-06-25
WATERLOO POLiTICO''.
ExAMEN CRTTICJC
DIN LAS PRtNUfpALHs TEORfAG
sOBRN QUE DNsCANsA MI RDIFrCIO
P0LfTIoo MoDHRNo,
DON IGNACIO DlAZ CANEJA,
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DEDICATosiA.
LA RAzON DHL T1TurC.

OEDIOATORtAs
LA RAxON DHL TTTunO.
EUArARrU.-~-Luchemos. Hi debea
gumplido---La generaci6n que STU
be.--La justlcia humane ---Pretex.
tos criminales. -- La formula del
progreso.--M p~ogreso y sus ma
hifestaciones. LA opinion pdblica.
I'll periodismo. o.--Eo que debe ser
sl peri0dism0.--Lo que 90 hoy 10
prenss. LA prenss y Les leyes.-
La politics. a.--Lo que debe ser 10
politica.--O6mo 90 hacen loo poll
tioos.--O6mo nacen los partidos.--
Los programs politicos. .---Artifi-
clos politicoa-Nl carnaval politi-
so.--Miserias politicas. -- Slnceri-
dad politica. .~-Fanatismo 2oIitico
LA democraeia. a.--P PrinCipios de-
Observation-Disclosures democrAti-
eos.--Delirios democrAticos. - La
libertad de 10 OAtedsa.--Libertad
eontra derecho.--La igualdad 90.
cial.--La igualdad en- ID historia.--
La igualdad ante la ras6n.--La co.
bersnia.--La demsgogia.-Los hun
nos modernos.-La revoluci6n.-.
Les huelgss.--Oonfns y caoe.-.
III nihilismo.--Propagandas demo
ledoras Cancer social.~.~Antino-
iniss = anomaliaa.--M mayor d,
loo foreA--AllA va la nave.--Epi
logo y conclusion.
Deventa.--En 10 1mprenta de
boLsTTH MHRuAHTrf..
Precio.-Un peso eincuenta or,
svos ejemplar.